Sylvania Northview High School - Wyandotte Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

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VW s --X. ' -T The new student luncheon was held in the Golden Chandelier again this year. Senior Nancy Clendenin and junior Billy Young provide some of the I entertainment. J' Head football coach Craig Schaefer didn't have to make any excuses for the team during this year's pep assemblies. The Wildcats ended the season with a I 7-2-1 record. Around 7:15, the students generally arrived at school by bus, car or foot. 5 X Introduction

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-4 A Style ll Our Own -1- lust passing by Continued from page 4. There are other such incidents that may not be considered true traditions, yet they seem to happen year after year. Maybe, no one ever noticed because they were such everyday occurrences. A cold Mon- day would not have been the same without squeezing in around the radiators before class, or waiting in line for a patty melt and rings at lunch. Not only on Mondays, but every l f A ll 1- i . 'wa l l ,, if 3 Mt. g E t l if 3 r X, 'H . ' Tl i t , 1 4, , , ' W . 4 ,ggi i 1 1 i U , , A V X 9.1 .. 1 X - I ' ll V '. ll l l 17 gf? ' i 1 , 1 mini. 'aa 1 ? , gif Jwg BlV 7 'r My by 3 .3 vi . it it j l Q 3 Q x Y.,w'A-if E 'X Q Y -'f l S 1 3 4 i i 1 l i ' it 5 i l l l ' l ...-1-Q - ' E ' I 1 f i . E- . ' 3 , Q-9 2 --F jf, M W , ,, Wearing the traditional varsity letterman jacket senior Corky Rocco at the parents' night football game. day of the week there were posters or notices plastering the walls for one thing or another. AFS, a car smash, carnation sales, yearbook sales and junior Prom were just a few of the masterpieces of art that probably were never noticed as typical hallway characteristics. Whether a trend, a tradition or just a passing fad, they made not only 1980-81, but our school dif- ferent from all others - giving us a style all our own. fi 5 mains 'J . -gig M fi 'il-ilti I 1.1 ':. A . li For the second year in a row, the Human Growth and Development class held their playschool for pre-school children. junior Linda Nickens cleans up after that day's art project A pumpkin carving. 7 X Introduction