November 2015 - Sylvania Northview High School

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November2015
Volume 54, Issue 4
Inside this issue:
1st Qtr. Honor Roll
2
Homecoming 2015
5
Wildcat News Update
6
The Music Man Information 7
Cos News
9
Med Tech Blood Drive Info
10
NV Team Accomplishments 11
NLL Senior Academic
13
On the Horizon
DynaCal/Book Club Info
14
15
NHS Info
16
Extra Help
17
Dress Code Guidelines
18
NVPO Academic Boosters
19
Senior Fee Info
20
ACT/SAT Recognition
21
OGT/ACT/SAT Dates
22
Counselor’s Corner
23
The Learning Center
24
Northview’s Website
25
Sylvania Schools App
26
Finances 101
27
Wyandotte Yearbook Info
28
Senior Ad Contract
30
The Leadership Academy
32
2 Hr Parent Challenge
34
NVPO Patrons
35
NVPO Volunteer
36
2015-2016 Calendar
37
Reverse Raffle
38
Kroger Rewards
39
District News
40
My SchoolBucks
42
SCAT
43
KNOW
47
NV Office Staff
49
Northview’s Webpage
School Calendars
Northview’s Athletics
Sylvania Schools’ Web Page
www.sylvanianorthview.org
www.dynacal.com/sylvania
www.northviewwildcats.org
www.sylvaniaschools.org
8th Grade Open House Set for Tuesday, November 10th
Our annual 8th Grade Open House is coming up! Over the past few years, we have evolved
this program to be more of a showcase of all that Northview has to offer young people. Our
mission is to offer the best high school experience in northwest Ohio. In order to do that, we
need to continue to attract students and teachers who bring passion, energy, and talents into
the Northview Family. If you know of an 8th grader who is searching for a GREAT place to
spend their high school years, encourage the him or her to attend our welcoming program
next Wednesday night. Go Cats!
ACT Preparatory Course Up & Running Again in 2015-16, Part of Bigger Prep Plan
Experts will tell you that the two most important things that students can do to prepare to do
well on the ACT and SAT are to take challenging courses, and to work hard to do well in these
courses. Moreover, we spoke with competitive colleges from coast to coast over the past two
weeks, and the clear message across the board was that the first two things they look at when
considering a student for admission is rigor of courses taken in high school and how well that
student did in those rigorous courses. Keep this in mind in the spring semester, as you
discuss with your student their intentions for scheduling courses for next year. If he or she is
capable of challenging themselves with an Honors or Advanced Placement (AP) course,
encourage them to do so. Beyond these basic steps, we have a desire to provide targeted
preparation for our students. The College Prep Pathway will help students focus on what baby
steps they should be taking each month to be preparing for college along their high school
path. We hope to continue to offer practice ACT tests for students through the Northview
Parent Organization. We are waiting to see what the scaled-back Ohio testing schedule looks
like in order to see where we should schedule them. Finally, we are currently signing students
up for our ACT Prep Course, which will run this fall in preparation for the December ACT. We
plan to run the course again in the spring.
Northview Performing Arts Continues Tradition of All-State Recognition
Several students have earned All-State honors in Orchestra this fall, and our Summer Musical
has been chosen to perform at the state conference. Congratulations to Starr Jiang, Adam
Murphy, and Danny Lee on earning the a spot on the All-State Orchestra. Won Kim, Karen
Pan, McKenna Burke, and Erika Chen all earned All-State Alternate distinction as well. An
additional congratulations to the entire cast and crew of The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee on being chosen to perform as a full length production at the Ohio State
Thespian Conference. Way to go Cats!
Four Northview Wildcat Teams Brings Home NLL Championships This Fall
Our Volleyball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, and Boys Golf Teams all brought home NLL Championship trophies this fall. The Volleyball and Girls Soccer Teams split titles with Bowling Green
and Perrysburg, respectively. The Boys Soccer Team went undefeated (7-0) in league play on
their way to a 3rd straight league title. Boys Golf won based on both league match play and
their performance in the NLL Tournament. Way to go Cats!
Seniors Get Schooled in Finances and Dinner Etiquette
On Wednesday, November 11th, all Northview Seniors will get an advanced look at the real
world through a financial education program. Students will be given an advanced look at
what life after high school will look like, when bills and tangible responsibilities are thrust
upon them. On Monday, November 23rd, Seniors also have an opportunity to attend an
etiquette dinner at Mancy’s Italian, sponsored by the Leadership Academy, where they will
learn the dos and don’ts of a formal dining setting. They will also practice delivering a toast
in front of an audience.
2015-2016 1st Quarter Honor Roll of Excellence 4.0 and Above
Alzapiedi, Jacob
Awada, Mohamed
Bassett, Victoria
Bhatti, Nazihah
Bohlke, Christian
Bohlke, Justin
Brenner, Pauline
Brown, Marissa
Brubaker, Jeffrey
Cappellini, Owen
Carlton, Julien
Choi, Minso
Ciucci, Abigail
Clapp, Gabrielle
Clinton, Kameron
Cole, Kaitlin
Crandall, Emma
Cravens, Morgan
Croci, Trent
Czerniakowski, Ryan
Delmonico, Lydia
D'Onofrio, Michael
Draheim, Natalie
Drossman, Bailey
Duwve, Kathleen
Emery, Sarah
Fink, Matthew
Fortner, Luke
Froelich, Bridgette
Gall, Spencer
Hartnett, Allison
Headman, Andrew
Henry, David
Hoag, Parker
Howald, Samantha
Jiang, Starr
Kirchhoff, Scott
Koffman, Jillian
Komon, Tiffany
Krolak, Jacob
Labron, Baylee
Lazar, Wyatt
Li, Jessie
Lucitte, Nicoletta
Lyons, Mitchell
McCaskey, Cameron
McGranahan, Madisen
Moran, Michael
Murphy, Gina
Nolan, Matthew
Noviski, Noah
O Keefe, Karlie
Oates, Blake
Pfeiffer, Alexa
Pipoly, Genevieve
Rachwal, Brenna
Ragland, Marissa
Riley, Amanda
Riley, Victoria
Roehrs, Sean
Schaupp, Jacob
Sheehy, Hannah
Smith, Caitlin
Spinelli, Anna
Stammen, Tayelor
Stephens, Emily
Stephens, Parker
Sullivan, Emily
Thomas, Ryan
Thorn, Breeana
Turner, Nathaniel
West, Aerin
Williamson, Mollee
Wilson, Marley
Wygant, Carol
Arnold, Ashley
Ashton, Gabrielle
Avina, Samuel
Banachowski, Shane
Bartlett, Jacob
Biggs, Tyler
Bishop, Matthew
Cellura, Parker
Cousino, James
Coy, Sara
David, Lauren
De Las Casas, Bianca
DeLeon, Justice
Detzel, Michael
Dieringer, Kaitlyn
Eding, Margaret
El Sheikh Idris, Rawnag
Figliomeni, Grace
Freeman, Jared
Gibson, Mitchell
Gilliland, Mark
Harder, Brittany
Hicks, Bailey
Hildebrandt, Michael
Hornyak, Madilyn
Jockett, Noah
Jones, Haley
Kim, Yong-Won
Klein, Katherine
Knight, Ashley
Kopan, Katherine
Laberdee, Margaret
Lambdin, Rachel
Liber, Elizabeth
Lutz, Morgan
Malan, Kayla
Mansour, Ghadeer
Martin, Faith
McClain, Tyler
Mermer, Jessica
Mossing, Laina
Murra, Isabella
Nowicki, Andrew
Oblizajek, Meredith
Pawelczyk, Jessup
Reeves, Cameron
Restivo, Mia
Rosplohowski, Taylor
Saraiya, Hrishikesh
Sarsour, Feross
Scouten, Cassandra
Siegel, Avery
Snyder, Alyson
Sohasky, Joseph
Tausif, Nabeel
Thomas, Brendan
Vandenbroek, Taylor
Williams, Nicholas
Williams, Shelby
Winner, Brenden
Wisniewski, Kevin
Wyatt, Nicholas
Young, John
Adya, Sarah
Almeida Rodriguez, Andrea
Arndt, Katrina
Baroudi, Jude
Benedict, Teagan
Bostater, Benjamin
Breitigam, Margaret
Brixey, Madison
Chambers, Erin
Chen, Erika
Clunk, Hanna
Conway, Lily
Crandall, Maizy
Creech, Lucy
Dalwalla, Mitali
David, Allison
Donahue, Ian
Draheim, Daniel
Esterson, Donya
Federman, Aaron
Fortner, Sarah
Garibian, Katarina
Goecke, Samuel
Hanley, Meghan
Honisko, Abigail
Hullibarger, Dane
Jamieson, Emily
Johnson, Spencer
Kashen, Zahraa
Kill, Jenna
Kodali, Ram
Lazar, Reece
Leamy, Allison
Matrisciano, Mary
McCoy, Jenna
McDonald, Jessica
McGranahan, Delaney
Mossing, Jake
Muir, Sarah
Mulligan, David
Murphy, Adam
Olrich, Natalie
Pan, Karen
Qian, Maxwell
Regan, Christina
Richmond, Charles
Riggs, Andrew
Ross, Scott
Ruckman, Casey
Sadowski, Cooper
Spallino, Mia
Szewczykowski, Sarah
Thielen, Kayla
Warniment, Kelsey
Weston, Gabriel
Wood, Taylor
Ahrendt, Morgan
Andres, Patrick
Awwad, Beha
Barchick, Anne
Bieber, Ani
Biggs, William
Bolden, Jayden
Brady, Aaron
Bules, Ryan
Burke, McKenna
Burnard, Grace
Christian, Jacob
Ciucci, Dominic
Cole, George
Dickerson, Kaila
Dorris, Hannah
Duhamel, Brookelyn
Duraney, Matthew
Durbak, Hayley
Duwve, James
Ellis, Anthony
Emmanuel, Motomi
Fangman, Breanna
Gast, Jaxson
Gray, Claire
Hawamdeh, Alsedeaq
Holtfreter, Nicholas
Hopson, Cole
Ifetiha, Amar
Irwin, Claire
Jayatissa, Nipun
Johns, Emma
Karnani, Anish
Kasee, Emily
Knight, Lexi
Kross, Courtney
Lee, Daniel
Lewandowski, Sara
Luke, Jeremiah
Lutz, Mackenzie
Mills, Abigail
Minor, Aydan
Montz, Spencer
Murra, Paxton
Nemire, Aubrey
Norden, Lauren
Nowak, Grace
O'Donnell, Erin
Pawlak, Luke
Powaski, Colton
Pugh, Mason
Restivo, Maria
Rogers, Eden
Scanes, Ella
Scott, Sheridan
Stoycheva, Alexandra
Tiell, Logan
Turek, Jenna
Turner, Zachary
Umfleet, Josie
Van Klingeren, Alexis
Vandenbroek, Meghan
Williams, Maya
Wygant, Nicole
GPA 3.5 – 3.99
Frye, Christina
Afifi, Mohamed
Ali, Moemen
Aliemenious, Breanna
Andrews, Tryston
Atari, Ahmed
Austin, Isabelle
Baker, Chase
Barr, Conner
Beattie, Andrew
Birsen, Peter
Bisson, Reigh
Bowman, Bryce
Bruggemann, Amy
Cannon, Jordan
Carl, Mira
Cook, Ethan
Dickendasher, Matthew
Dilday, Austin
Donnelly, Brock
Dunnett, David
Durbak, McKenna
Ekelund, Maja
Feldstein, Mason
Feltner, Jacob
Feltz, Laura
Foetisch, Jack
Fritz, Hunter
Garrow, Rylee
Genot, Jacob
Graeff, Elizabeth
Groth, Mollie
Gryca, Baylee
Gryca, Victoria
Gulla, Aaron
Halter, Emma
Hammye, Christina
Hanna, Reece
Haviland, Daniel
Haynes, Lindsay
Hildebrandt, Elizabeth
Hilou, Jared
Hosinski, Andrew
Hurley, Kenneth
Isola, Makenzie
Kirwen, Christopher
Klinger, Samantha
Kross, Reed
Latendresse, Alexander
Lowry, Colton
Massey, Christian
Masters, Jonah
May, Hayden
Micham, Jordan
Nasser, Hussein
Netry, Justin
Nowak, Matthew
Osborn, Kayla
Paprocki, Kylie
Paxton, Corbin
Peer, Taylor
Pohlman, McKenzie
Potter, Andrew
Reber, Joseph
Riggs, Justin
Sample, Austin
Santoro, Antonio
Sczublewski, Benjamin
Shoffer, Katelyn
Spangler, Jackson
Spieldenner, Emma
Strauss, Shaylee
Sudlow, Jenalynne
Tooman, Kaitlin
Trasatti, Elisabetta
Tucker, Kathryn
Tucker, Madison
Tumasian, Hallie
Varwig, Hallie
Weber, Claire
Weiner, Brooke
Westphal, Catherine
Wiley, Allana
Wilkinson, Jacqueline
Wulf, Jarred
Yant, Lydia
Yoder, Olivia
Zaletta, Emmalyn
Achinger, Luke
Al Azzawi, Ansam
Archibeque, Kylie
Archibeque, Lindsey
Bachmann, Parker
Biggs, Mason
Blair, Renee
Boerst, Sydney
Borton, Kyle
Brady, Samantha
Brown, Timothy
Carroll, Teagan
Carstensen, Haley
Chambers, Mario
Coates, Trevor
Cuneo, Cohl
D'Onofrio, Rosalie
Essi, Sarah
Frye, Rachel
Galati, Joseph
Geer, Catherine
Greenwood, Jacob
Hoffman, Caitlyn
Houttekier, Ashley
Jakubowski, Claire
Jaquay, Makayla
Jessing, Logan
Kimmet, Benjamin
Kueser, Kacie
Link, Kyle
Luke, Josiah
McCann, Mary
McCray, George
McLean, Kayla
Medlin, Alec
Mermer, Jenna
Miller, Alex
Moore, Madison
Morris, Jacob
Mugford, Kimberly
Nemire, Austin
Peace, Jacob
Peart, Samantha
Pipes, Keegan
Powers, Sydney
Preuss, Spencer
Ramirez, Aleah
Ramsey, Trevor
Rollet, Chase
Sadowski, Libby
Seward, Peyton
Simpson, Mikayla
Smith, Logan
Smith, Mia
Summers, Andrew
Villarreal, Korrin
Wachob, Jax
Wagoner, Madison
Ward, Samuel
Wood, Ellen
Yarbro, Logan
Zack, Dahlia
Zuchowski, Alexander
Almuaied, Raya
Anderson, Paige
Atkins, Elizabeth
Awwad, Abdel Hameed
Barr, Chloe
Barth, Brandon
Batanian, Jarrett
Beattie, Tyler
Beck, Paige
Bell, Lillian
Boyers, Benjamin
Bush, Dylan
Cappellini, Grace
Chen, Jason
Cole, Simon
Corron, Camden
Crowe, Lila
Cuneo, Carson
Cytlak, Connor
Diesch, Austin
Due, Elizabeth
Dunne, Lawrence
Ednie, Alyssa
Emmenecker, Alexander
Evarts, Ian
Fabiilli, Marisa
Fojtik, Maxwell
Foley, Karissa
Gable, Kirsten
Garn, Tyler
Gerwin, Macy
Gill, Marisa
Goins, Berkley
Grega, Alyssa
Hadeed, Luke
Hass, Michael
Hornyak, Sydni
Horvath, Baylie
Huling, Tatum
Kalanquin, Lily
Kalas, Zachary
Kamilaris, Marios
Karam, Kylie
Keck, Alexander
Khrawesh, Osama
Kujawski, Zachary
Kunkel, Jack
Lauder, Alexandra
Lyons, Grant
Maroszek, Justin
Martinez, Patricia
Martinez, Sarah
Mason, Rachel
McCoy, Jared
McIntyre, Colin
Meredith, Katelin
Mertens, Kathryn
Mitchell, Haley
Momsen, Mia
Muir, Sophia
Nowak, Emily
Okeke, Joseph
O'Lenic, Alyson
Olson, Laikyn
Owens, Bryce
Ozbakir, Musab
Palmer, Adrienne
Pariseau, Kaili
Pevoar, Carma
Pillar, Camryn
Pizza, Jacob
Pohlman, Reece
Ragland, Jessica
Restivo, Amanda
Rittenhouse, Kyle
Robinson, Julianne
Runnells, Riley
Russell, Kimberly
Shaw, Charish
Soldner, Kaitlyn
Sterling, Andrew
Turner, Lucas
Valley, Paige
Vasquez, Alex
Venable, Katlyn
Ward, Ethan
Westphal, Lacey
Williamson, Leigh
Yarbro, Olivia
Zollweg, Korrin
Achinger, Drew
Aldrich, Samuel
Berling, Audrey
Bernsdorff, Andrew
Bihn, Ericka
Blagrave, Eric
Boyd, Cameron
Carson, Sarah
Corcoran, Liam
Crandell, Konor
Cravens, Nickolas
Crooks, Andrew
Dung, Lily
Ehrsam, Kennedy
Emerson, Paige
Estifan, Marian
Finkbeiner, Nicholas
Fuentes III, Oscar
Gaynor, Kevin
Gibbons, Olivia
Gilliland, Matthew
Gonia, Luke
Goodrich, Valerie
Hall, McKenna
Hasan, Wisam
Heator, Emma
Huffman, Maya
Humason, Michael
Ingle, Lindsey
Johnson, Christina
Johnson, Nielsen
Knapp, Adam
Kopan, John
Krawczyk, Hailey
Kwiatkowski, Cole
Langenderfer, Kaitlyn
Lechlak, Marissa
Leggett, Nicholas
Lemon, Ryan
Losey, Cooper
Mansour, Ayah
McCann, Connor
McDonald, Madison
McNamee, Connor
Mercer, Carley
Metzger, Kayla
Oatman, Madison
Peer, Kirsten
Perry, Grant
Pimentel, Donovan
Poignon, Noah
Poling, Riley
Powlesland, Joshua
Preuss, Griffin
Ross, Brady
Ruehle, Jacob
Ruff, Shawn
Sample, Madison
Schlageter, Grace
Scott, Zoe
Siddall, Sydney
Stevens, Conner
Strebler, Logan
Summers, Abigail
Tatchell, Ellie
Traband, Morgan
Troendle, Alexa
Varwig, Bryson
Wahidy, Malik
West, Alek
Zeisler, Olivia
GPA 3.0 – 3.499
Gibson, Taron
Archambeau, Merissa
Austin, Theodore
Balsom, Mackenzie
Beattie, Luke
Bies, Hailey
Burhart, Zachary
Crandell, Skylar
Douglas, Maya
Eisenmann, Joshua
Ellis, Jakob
English, Cameron
Federman, Miriam
Felser, Adam
Gozdowski, Chelsea
Graeff, Allison
Green, Melissa
Hall, Kaylee
Hanf, Zachary
Hanley, James
Holben, Ashley
Hopson, Cooper
Howard, Austin
Kamilaris, Andreas
Kujawa, Natalie
Martinek, Raymond
McIntyre, William
Meyers, Cheridan
Micham, Brett
Montgomery, Skyler
Montz, Carson
Moody, Brandon
Morris, Austin
Mourad, Kamal
Moussa, Ali
Mullikin, Megan
Newton, Jillian
Nye, Nicholas
Oberle, Nathaniel
Ozbakir, Talha
Pauly, Alexander
Pelwecki, Avery
Pierson, Brendan
Pita, Jose
Platek, Kevin
Radebaugh, Carly
Rempe, Luke
Romine, Chloe
Rowland, Courtney
Sawirus, Patrick
Schafer, Jacob
Schafer, Tabitha
Simons, Luke
Spieldenner, Molly
Stinson, Raven
Stirn, Brandon
Thompson, Alec
Tomkinson, Abigail
Wallace, Kathryn
Watt, Hannah
Westfall, Cody
Yeager, Kyle
Abbas, Areej
AbouZied, Amir
Bailey, Autumn
Bell, Ryan
Black, Emma
Brummett, Hunter
Chelminiak, Julia
Comperchio, Samantha
Confer, Miranda
Coulter, Brendan
Crandall, Bradley
Dunlap, Lucas
Dunne, Alexandria
Ehrsam, Camrin
Elden, Daniel
Ersig, Alyssa
Eschbach, Brianna
Gist, Griffin
Harris, Isaiah
Hashemi, Landen
Haughn, Jacob
Hayes, Diamond
Heuberger, Sophia
Holben, Tyler
Holzscheiter, Jenna
Homrich, Eric
Howard, Samantha
Irwin, Caden
Jaeblon, Libbey
Juhasz, Mark
Kale, Cayla
Kallil, Hannah
Keene, Kyley
Koback, Abby
Lampkin, Alexander
Losie, Joshua
Matuszynski, Paige
McCoy, Garret
Mercer, Chase
Moore, Marissa
Mortland, Katelyn
Nagel, Alexandra
Never, Kevin
O Brien, Connor
Oatman, Brandon
Oberheim, Joseph
Ormsby, Adam
Ortman, Chase
Potter, Benjamin
Powazki, Micah
Pribe, Brian
Pyle, Noah
Rioux, Maxim
Roberts, Rebecca
Roop, Brennan
Sayed, Amira
Schlageter, Emma
Seiler, Colton
Sesevich, Mathew
Shalvoy, Chace
Shepard, Kevin
Simone, Chloe
Snyder, Austin
Stammen, James
Stiger, Bridget
Sundling, Kailey
Traver, Alvina
Urbanski, Christopher
Walkovich, Jessica
Weiner, Camryn
Witham, Zachary
Bailey, Jonathon
Baldwin, Allison
Barr, Karsen
Bartos, Morgan
Blanks Jr, Jeffrey
Bopery, Brenden
Borgerson, Alexa
Britt, Ashlynn
Carter, Sierra
Clark, Brandon
Davenport, Katherine
DeWood, Jaden
Doddridge, Sarah
Earhart, Glenn
Eppard, Emily
Faist, Ava
Forster, Heather
Gast, Jason
Gigax, Jacob
Gorsha, Kelsea
Gwozdz, Zoe
Hammye, Jacob
Hanley, Colin
Hanna, Russle
Hawamdeh, Hussein
Hill, Kari
Hosler, Thomas
Humphrey, Brianne
Joumaa, Manar
Kamenny, Antony
Kanavel, Lauren
Kanellis, Kyla
Keil, Spencer
Kelch, Emily
Keller, Madison
Kenworthy, Sydney
Kiker, Ashley
Kilcorse, Luke
Kirby, Lauren
Kobylak, Jacob
Kopitke, Brandon
Kunkel, Andrew
Lammie, Edward
Lindhurst, Jade
Ludwig, Jack
Martinez, Emily
Mason, LeRoy
Maurer Jr., Lawrence
McCarthy, Brendan
Micham, Kameron
Miller, Benjamin
Modglin, Dylan
Morse, Mariah
Moyer, Liam
Otersen, Brennen
Perry, Kelsey
Phalen, Rachel
Pietrzak, Kaylene
Poor Bear, Jeffery
Prange, Jared
Rempe, Ryan
Reynolds, Michaela
Robbins, Brooke
Rubin, Rachel
Rule, Zachary
Sample, Alex
Schafer, Derek
Schwartz, Caitlyn
Sediqe, Mansoor
Shaheen, Rami
Simon, Angelica
Smith, Drew
Snow, Colton
Spencer, Veronica
Stirn, Bridgette
Stykemain, Jacob
Suchomma, Allison
Thompson, Bailee
Tucker, Paige
Tumasian, Bradley
Wcislak, Anthony
Woodbury, Katherine
Worlds, Janae
Zaim, Salma
Zaletta, Alaina
Bartlett, Ashlee
Bartlett, Joshua
Bezeau, Dylan
Bisson, Carley
Bonde, Trista
Bugert, Theodore
Burhart, Emily
Cannon, Michael
Castor, Mary
Clear, Samuel
English, Matthew
Fredrick, Tyler
Galati, Jeremiah
Hass, Erica
Hawk, Brendan
Haynes, Shelby
Holder, Chandler
Holt, Sophia
Humphrey, Kennedi
Kelso, Maxwell
Kerchevall, Noah
Kilcorse, Nina
King, Macey
Klee, Trevor
Kobylak, Isaiah
Krolak, Gwenyth
Kujawa, Rachel
Macy, Kiah
Mains, Mary
Maple, Collin
Marvin, Alyssa
Masters, Nathan
McGrew, McKenze
McKimmy, Christian
Murnen, Orion
Napierala, Zoey
Niedermier, Olivia
Nowakowski, Nicholas
Passuello, Nathan
Peace, Jenna
Peatee, Joshua
Pelwecki, Morgan
Porcenaluk, Jacquelyn
Raad, Massa
Rambo, Garrett
Reed, Taylor
Reno, Candice
Richards, Samuel
Rogers, Jason
Saggese, Helen
Sayed, Salem
Schalk, Madison
Schroder, Molly
Severson, Matthew
Slattery, Johnathan
Snyder, Macy
Storey, Ryan
Swaney, Jasmine
Temple, Shelby
Thomas, Riker
Thor, Saige
Turner, Robert
Vandervoort, Casson
Weaner, Jessica
Wirick, Abby
Young, Samantha
Homecoming 2015, Masquerade
A special thank you to the following for helping to make the 2015 Northview
Homecoming, Masquerade, a huge success:
Senior Class officers with the assistance of Business Technology students for organizing the
assembly, parade and half-time show
Marley Wilson, Decoration Chairperson…huge thank you for your extraordinary vision,
creativity, and hard work
Chris Jude and her Cosmetology students for providing hair and nail services to the
homecoming court
David Fairclough for providing the crown for the queen
The many parents and volunteers who volunteered their time helping to chaperone, sell bids
and drive the court during the parade and half-time festivities
Senior Class officers, student and class government officers, reps and class advisors for
making the Masquerade dance a huge success.
Congratulations to the following girls on the 2015 Northview Homecoming Court:
Freshman Attendant:
Ella Scanes
Sophomore Attendant:
Lily Kalanquin
Junior Attendant:
Mia Restivo
Senior Attendants:
Pauline Brenner
Emma Crandall
Natalie Kujawa
Molly Spieldenner
2015 Queen:
Carol Wygant
WILDCAT NEWS UPDATES
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Attention SENIORS: We rescheduled Josten’s and they will be here November 6th during SSR to talk to
you. They will return November 13th to take your orders during all lunch periods.
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The After Prom Committee will be holding a meeting November 4th in the cafeteria at 7pm. Come join us
and share your ideas!
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National Honor Society Poinsettia Sale is taking place November 2nd-13th and are available in small, medium, and large, costing $5, $10, $15 or $30 each. The colors are red, white, pink, or marble. Please contact a National Honor Society member or Mrs. Omey at [email protected] with questions or to
place an order.
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Northview Theatre News: The Music Man auditions and interviews have been completed and rehearsals
are underway. This Northview Fall Musical will take the stage November 19-22 in the PAC. Tickets on sale
October 1st.
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Northview Engineering is participating in the NASA Student Launch Initiative this year. Students will be
traveling to Huntsville Alabama in April to Launch a rocket with a research experiment onboard.
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Northview’s Parent Club meetings will now be at noon every third Wednesday of the month.
Join us for lots of information, fun and refreshments! See you then!
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Sign up for text messages from our Counselors by typing @nv2016 (or @nv2017, etc. depending on your
grade) and sending it to 81010. You can follow the NV College Prep Pathway on Twitter at
@NVCollegePrep
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DANCE GOLD is coming….November 14th, 3-12 pm, honor those who have fought cancer.
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YEARBOOK ORDERS: You can buy your 2016 yearbook online at jostensyearbooks.com any time. Or you
can send in cash or check payable to the Wyandotte for $60 (prices go up October 1) to Ms. Huey. Order
now!
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The Book Fair is Coming In December. Buy a book and LOVE to read!
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The Med Tech blood drive takes place in on November 20th ...roll up your sleeves and help us out!
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If you have a current 8th grader, come check out what Northview has to offer on November 10th. Go
Wildcats!
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Senior Transition Committee needs your help. The Class of 2016 will experience the "Game of Life" on
Wednesday, Nov. 11th. This is a "life size" board game in which the students interact to preview 'life after
high school'. In order to make this day a huge success, 45 volunteers are needed to oversee a station (
training is provided). In addition, we are asking for food donations. If you are able to volunteer
(Wednesday, Nov. 11th from 7:15 - 1:45) please go to www.volunteersignup.org/9B8AM or contact Amy
Schloegl at [email protected] or call ext. 5177.

Parents; we NEED you! Our teachers are working together to once again offer our Seniors a seminar in
financial literacy before they graduate from high school and head off to the real world. Senior students
will get an advanced look at what it is like to manage household finances on Wednesday, November 11 th
through our Finances 101 program. In order to pull of this gigantic seminar, we need more than fortyfive (yes, 45…this is a big undertaking) volunteers to help oversee stations (training is provided) from
7:15 -1:45. In addition, we are asking for food donations. Please contact Amy Schloegl at
[email protected] or call ext. 5177. Consider this a small investment of your time that will
help your child’s (and your) pocketbook for the long run!
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Northview Theatre Presents: The Music Man
Northview Theatre proudly presents “The Music Man” November 19-22
(SYLVANIA, Ohio) – With a ‘hundred and ten cornets close at hand’ and ‘seventy-six
trombones’ in the lead, the “big parade” will soon take center stage at Sylvania
Northview High School when “The Music Man” comes to life Thursday through Sunday, November 19-22 inside the Northview Performing Arts Center.
A timeless classic on Broadway since 1957, The
Music Man, written by Meredith Willson and
Franklin Lacey, takes place in small-town, middleAmerica in the summer of 1912. The central character, Harold Hill, posing as a band leader, attempts to con naïve Iowan townsfolk but falls in
love with a piano teacher in the meantime before
the musical fraud has a chance to skip town. The
Music Man mixes drama, comedy and the classic
music and lyrics by Willson while Northview’s finest sing and dance their way all the way through.
The Music Man, a perpetual hit on Broadway, won
five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, running
for 1,375 performances. The show’s success led
to a cast album, winning the first Grammy Award
for Best Musical Theatre Album and spent 245
weeks on the Billboard charts.
On the heels of successful Sylvania Northview
Theatre musical productions such as The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee, All Shook Up
and Shrek, The Music Man is sure to take its rightful place among the quality productions Northview Theatre has become renowned for across northwest Ohio and
southeast Michigan.
Performances for the Music Man begin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday with
a 2:30 p.m. matinee serving as the finale Sunday afternoon. Tickets are on sale now
at $12 for adults and $10 for students and senior citizens. All seats are reserved.
Call the box office at 419-824-8719 or go to the Northview Theatre website at
www.northviewtheatre.org. Keep up with Northview Theatre on Facebook or follow it
at @NviewTheatre on Twitter.
The Northview Performing Arts Center at Sylvania Northview High School is the
home of Sylvania Northview Theatre, which produces two full-length feature productions each year. Based on the overall popularity of the theatre program, Sylvania
Northview Theater added a rare summer musical production this year, The 25th Annual Putman County Spelling Bee, which went over with rave reviews. In fact, The
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee garnered statewide notoriety and was selected to play at the Ohio State Thespian Conference in Columbus in March.
For more information about Sylvania Northview Theatre, contact director/producer
Don Wachowiak at 419-824-8570, ext. 5129 or at [email protected].
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Our Northview Sylvania Cosmetology students had the amazing opportunity as
invitational guests to visit the The Paul Mitchell School, a cosmetology academy in
Toledo, to meet nationally renowned industry professional artists Melissa Jaqua
and Abe Barron. Melissa, a native Toledoan, pursued her dreams after high
school to become a true rock star in the beauty industry. Her many accolades of
work include televisions “The Voice”, “Dancing with the Stars”, and the Oscar winning motion picture “The Artist”. The L.A. based salon owners (yes they both still
work behind the chair) enjoy giving back to community by inspiring future cosmetology professionals through sharing their journey to success and how amazing the beauty business is with all the wonderful opportunity it holds. Melissa and
Abe shared “the good, bad and the ugly” about what it takes to market yourself to
be the best you can be, which is exactly what our students needed to hear. Melissa and Abe articulated the road to success holds no excuses; make good choices
and most importantly “be in attendance” to assure you never miss out on an opportunity! Our fortunate students also had the privilege to witness Melissa and
Abe in action with live hairstyling and haircutting, which was nothing less than
stunning. An unforgettable experience for all!
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NV Athletic Team Accomplishments as of 10/29/15
2015 NLL Champions
Boys Golf
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
Volleyball
2015 Sectional Champions
Boys Golf
Volleyball
Girls Soccer
Boys Soccer
2015 District Champions
Boys Golf
State Qualifiers
Boys Golf
Ashley Knight
Individual Accomplishments as of 10/29/15
2015 Fall NLL Honors
3rd Team
Boys XC
Football
Girls Golf
Boys Golf
Girls Soccer
Volleyball
Alex Davenport
Not Determined Yet
Rachel Lambdin & Nina Kilcorse
Ryan Czerniakowski
Mackenzie Lutz, Lily Powell, Madison Keller
Kaylee Hall
2nd Team
Boys XC
Girls XC
Christian Bohlke, Justin Bohlke & Jeremy Noe
Kylie Archibeque & Meghan Vandenbroek
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Football
Boys Golf
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
1st Team
Girls XC
Football
Boys Golf
Girls Golf
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
Not Determined Yet
Andrew Headman & Ben Kimmet
Kami Mourad, Nick Williams & Shane Banachowski
Morgan Lutz & Alyssa Ersig
Jessica Mermer
Paige Beck, Rachel Phalen, Olivia Yoder
Jenna Kill & Erin Chambers
Not Determined Yet
Jack Kunkel & Drew Beattie
Ashley Knight & Lexi Knight
Aerin West, Tyler Biggs & Christian Massey
Kathleen Duwve, Shaylee Strauss & Abby Koback
Abbie Ciucci & Sam Howald
Kyley Keene & Sydney Boerst
2015 Fall District Honors
3rd Team/Honorable Mention
Girls XC
Sarah Adya
Football
Not Determined Yet
Boys Golf
Ben Kimmet, Ryan Czerniakowski, Justin Riggs,
Drew Beattie
Boys Soccer
Kami Mourad
Girls Soccer
Morgan Lutz
Girls Tennis
Sam Howald & Jessica Mermer
Volleyball
Paige Beck
2nd Team
Boys XC
Girls XC
Football
Christian Bohlke & Justin Bohlke
Meghan Vandenbroek
Not Determined Yet
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ALL NLL SENIOR ACADEMIC
CHEER TEAM
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
MacKenzie Balsom
Bailey Drossman
Bridgette Froelich
Liz Hildebrandt
Hannah Sheehy
Madison Tucker
Hallie Varwig
Jacqueline Wilkinson
Emma Zaletta
Christian Bohlke
Justin Bohlke
Brock Donnelly
Mike Moran
FOOTBALL
BOYS GOLF
Julien Carlton
Ethan Cook
David Dunnett
Luke Fortner
Jacob Genot
Ray Martinek
Joey Reber
Austin Sample
Jacob Schafer
Drew Beattie
Ryan Czerniakowski
Andrew Headman
Justin Riggs
GIRLS TENNIS
Mira Carl
Abbie Ciucci
Elizabeth Graeff
Allie Hartnett
Sam Howald
Jill Newton
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Jillian Koffman
Carol Wygant
BOYS SOCCER
Chris Kirwen
Jonah Masters
Carson Montz
Kami Mourad
Justin Netry
Aerin West
GIRLS SOCCER
Kameron Clinton
Kathleen Duwve
Karlie O'Keefe
Brooke Weiner
VOLLEYBALL
Baylee Gryca
Molly Spieldenner
Olivia Yoder
NORTHVIEW WILDCATS
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On the Horizon in 2015-16…
Northview’s College Prep Pathway Launched
 Northview launches our new College Prep Pathway website, bringing all of the information you need to prepare
for the college application and selection process to one webpage. Thanks to the hard work of Mr. Kwiatkowski,
Mr. Vens, our Counselors, and more, this resource is now available to all Northview students. Mont by month,
the College Prep Pathway gives students and parents timely focal points and hyperlinks to resources.
 This resource starts with August of your freshman year and runs all the way through what to pack for your dorm
in the summer after your senior year.
 In addition to the website, you can receive periodic updates by following @NVCollegePrep on Twitter and/or signing up
for the Northview Counselors’ Remind101 text messages, which are distributed to each grade level. You can sign up
for text message reminders by following these steps:
 Class of 2016:
Send a text to 81010
Message: @nv2016
 Class of 2017:
Send a text to 81010
Message: @nv2017
 Class of 2018:
Send a text 81010
Message: @nv2018
 Class of 2019:
Send a text to 81010
Message: @nv2019
 The entire NV College Prep Pathway website
can be found by looking under the Students
and/or Parents tabs on the school website: www.sylvanianorthview.org
Northview Launches Honors STEM Research Course
 Students who naturally wonder but are frustrated that they do not have the time to find answers o their questions
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will be well served in this seminar style course. Students will conduct their own, original and authentic research
under the advisement of a faculty member.
Thinking about a career in science, medicine, genetics, nanotechnology, technology, engineering, code, mathematics, energy, space exploration, or other options under the STEM umbrella? Get an in-depth look at a topic of your
choosing here.
Competitive colleges are looking for passion an authenticity, and for those shining stars who stand out from the
rest of the pool of applicants, who also have good grades, are involved in their school communities, and high college entrance test scores. Conducting your own research can help provide an advantage and demonstrate your
passion.
Learning how to conduct academic research will give students a good foundation for studying at an institution of
higher learning.
Students will submit their research projects for competitions in the spring, and will have a chance to earn scholarship money.
Honors STEM Research is open to students in grades 10 through 12 who have completed Honors Science 9 and
have a teacher recommendation.
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Use DynaCal to Keep Track of Northview Events!
Sylvania Schools has subscribed to a WEB based school calendar program
called My DynaCal.
This is Northview’s official school calendar. Follow the
steps below to customize your own calendar:
1. Log into Sylvania Schools website at
www.sylvania.k12.oh.us/
2. Select “What’s happening!”
3. Select “Schools Activities Calendar” (District Calendar appears)
4. Left side of screen - Featured Calendar select (insert
school
name and any calendars listed – athletics, performances, etc)
5. Go to My DynaCal. Users will create an account by
providing an email address and a password.
This will allow them to view their personalized calendars from
any computer.
6. Select “Add a new Personalized Calendar View”. Select “
“Departments and Categories” that you
have interest in and Save.
7. Users will be able to request Email and Text Alerts for their personalized calendars! When there is a cancellation, postponement, or rescheduled event .
THE BOOK CLUB HAS ARRIVED
Book Club will be reading Slated, by Teri Terry. We are
meeting on November 3 to discuss the book. If you are
interested in joining us, please see me to get a copy of
the book. We will meet during each lunch period on November 3. For more information, please contact Mrs.
Omey in the library media center at 419.824.8570, extension 5208 or at [email protected]
Late Start Dates for 2015-2016
Nov 18, Dec 10, Jan 26, Feb 10, April 12, & May 19
Counselor’s Corner
Students are assigned to counselors by last name for all grade levels. The
Guidance phone number is 419-824-8715. Please call with any questions or
concerns.
Crystal Burnworth
A-Fl
Melanie Rogers
Fo-L
Kate Henk
M-Ro
(Cindy Vines-Fall 2015)
Stacie Wachowiak
Ru-Z
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Attendance Guidelines

If a student needs to miss school
for a professional appointment
(i.e. legal, medical, dental) they
must bring a signed statement
back from the appointment to the
attendance office otherwise the
absence will not be excused until
the note arrives.

The PCA form must be filled out in
advance of the day(s) absent. A
parent must call or come in to
request a Personal Convenience
Absence form.

If a student comes to school after
7:35 a.m. she/he must report to
the attendance office before going
to class.
The attendance guideline procedures
are in compliance with the Ohio Revised Code. Also, review this section in
the student handbook, which explains
in detail what will be considered an
excused absence.
Attendance Procedures:

Please call the attendance office at
824-8710 to report an absence. We
have voicemail so a call can be made
to the office 24 hours a day.
A written note must be presented upon
the student’s return to school, or the
absence will be recorded as a truancy.
Northview High School’s National Honor Society
Northview High School is proud to have a chapter of the National Honor Society serving its school and community. Our National Honor Society chapter
holds its four pillars of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, in the highest esteem. Prior to
membership, each of these pillars is evaluated by
Faculty Council, along with the completion of a
comprehensive application. Faculty Council
considers the following when selecting and retaining
members into National Honor Society at Northview.
Volunteerism at Northview and throughout the community. Faculty Council looks for student involvement in activities, clubs,
sports, and overall Northview participation, outside of daily class requirements and activities. Students must be actively involved in community clubs,
groups, etc., along with volunteering to support our community. All NHS students must have a cumulative GPA of 3.6 or higher to be considered for and
retain membership in NHS. NHS candidates and members are upstanding students, free of suspensions and/or codings. All current and potential members must adhere to behavioral expectations throughout their career at
Northview. For more information regarding Northview’s chapter of National
Honor Society, please contact Darla Omey at 419.824.8570, ext. 5208 or
email at [email protected].
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Extra Help Available to Northview Students
The Learning Center is a
great service that is
available to all students.
Through this service,
academic teachers and
or
National
Honor Society members
are available
all periods of
the day in
the guidance
offices
for
individual
attention and
tutoring.
Students can
also visit our
Math Lab and
Writing Lab
for
extra
help in those
specific areas
anytime they
have a free
period.
We also offer after
school Ohio Graduation
Test (OGT) Intervention,
both in the fall and
spring.
T h e s e
s e s s io ns
will help
your son
or daughter
to
focus on the most important information and
skills needed to be successful on the OGT.
Encourage your student
to take advantage of
these offerings, regardless of their class standing or G.P.A.
Simply
passing is not our goal;
inspiring our young
people
to
improve
t h e m selves
Announcements:
Do you have information on Northview
events or activities that you would like
help publicizing? Send them to:
[email protected]
Important Reminder
Share* your e-mail address with us! Be in the know! You will get
important announcements, our monthly newsletter, etc.. Just fill out
and bring us the form that was sent home in the packet for Wildcat
Welcome Days. Or, go to our school website, and enter your e-mail address into our Wildcat Weekly request box.
*We will not publish your e-mail address.
Daily P.A. Announcements Available On-Line
Parents and students can keep up with all of the daily happenings at
Northview by reading the daily announcements that are broadcast
over the public address system during first period each day. To be in
the know, simply go to: http://sylvanianorthview.org and look under
the “School Info Tab”, also check us out on Facebook by liking
“Sylvania Northview High School” and on Twitter by following
@NVHSWildcats.
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Dress Code Guidelines
Dear Families,
The following is a reminder regarding Northview’s dress code. Please take a moment to go over this list of
common violations, Northview requirements and consequences for dress code violations with your students.
In addition to this letter, students will receive a student handbook on the first day of school for all students.
The handbook contains the entire detailed dress code.
Common Dress Code Violations
Shorts, skirt, and dress length
Northview Dress Code Requirement
Sagging pants with boxers/underwear
visible
Length should reach the bottom of
finger tips when arms are extended
down the side of each leg
(approximately 4 inches above the
knee)
Boxers/underwear should not be visible.
Pajama pants
Pajama pants are not permitted
Low-cut shirts, bare midriffs, or bare
shoulders
Low cut shirts should cover chest
appropriately and midriff should not be
exposed at all/shoulder sleeves 4 inches wide
Hoods and hats are not to be worn in
the building
Hooded sweatshirts and hats
Leggings that are too tight or see-through
Items worn with inappropriate language
or images
Book bags, back packs, briefcases or any
pack to carry books
Leggings should fit like pants and skin
should not be visible through the
material
No item or clothing should have inappropriate language, images, or make
reference to drugs, alcohol, or violence
Not permitted to be carried to and from
class from 7:35 – 2:25pm
Consequences for Dress Code Violations:
Any staff member can issue a demerit for dress code violations. Any student thought to be in violation of the
dress code will be sent to either an administrator or the Dean of Students. The student will be asked to
change into a more appropriate item. They may be directed to borrow something from the main office to
wear or call a parent/guardian to bring something from home that is acceptable. Repeated violation of the
dress code could result in consequences beginning with, but not limited to, detention(s).
The staff at Northview appreciates the students and families cooperation with the dress code. Please call the
Assistant Principal of Student Services at 419 824-8570 ext. 5105 if you have
questions about our dress code. Thank you and Welcome Back!!!
Mr. Fahim
Assistant Principal,
Intervention and Behavior
Electronic Devices School Policy
Policy 5136 Cellular Telephones and
Electronic Communication Devices
· In order to better mesh the world of technology and that of high school education, students will be permitted to bring laptops, iPads, and more to school and
use them as part of the learning process this year. Cell phones will also be permitted in passing and non-instructional times.
· Students may use electronic devices (EDs) before and after school, during
lunch break, during after school activities (e.g. extra-curricular activities) and at
school-related functions as long as they do not create distraction, disruption, or
otherwise interfere with the educational environment. Additionally, high school students are permitted to use
ED’s in between classes. Devices are to remain inaudible at all times during the school day; ringers must be
silenced, headphones must be used as needed and students not to talk on the phone. Use of ED’s, except
approved educational devices, at any time is prohibited and they must be powered completely off (i.e. no just
placed into vibrate or silent mode) and stored out of sight. (refer to Policy 5136) School administrators will
make final decision with regard to the use of any electronic devices for educational purposes.
· If a student needs to phone a parent, the student may come to the Attendance Office and use the school
phone. · The school assumes no responsibility if items are stolen or damaged.
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Northview Class of 2016
$75 per Senior
It has become a tradition at Northview for the parents of seniors to work together to
plan some fun and exciting activities to help our students celebrate their last year at
Northview. Activities begin with a picnic in August and continue through the end of
school.
Activities include: Senior Picnic (August 4th)
Senior Breakfast
Pizza Lunch
After Prom
(you don’t have to attend Prom to go to After Prom)
Graduation Yard Signs
Senior Ice Cream Social
These are NOT funded by the school and there will be several fundraisers throughout the
year to provide additional funding. If you would like to contribute more than $75, your
donation will be welcome! Please pay this fee by September 30th 2015.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!! Planning and carrying out these activities requires a lot of effort and manpower. Volunteers are needed for a variety of things. If you haven’t already
signed up to help with an event or fundraiser please contact:
Shawna Lisowski (419) 206-8188 – [email protected]. Please indicate
what you are willing to help with.
You can pay your fee and sign up to volunteer at the Senior Activities table at
Wildcat Welcome Days. You can also drop it off at the office (attn: Christine
Foetisch, Treasurer) or mail to: Northview Senior Activities,
c/o Christine Foetisch
4865 Cinnamon Lane, Sylvania, OH 43560
Checks payable to Northview After Prom Committee
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Detach and return with your payment (PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY)
Senior Name(s): _____________________________________________________
Parent Name (s): _____________________________________________________
Cash _______ Check# ________ Email __________________________________
Best Phone # to reach you at: __________________________________________
ACT SCORES of 26 and ABOVE
Jessi Li
Marissa Brown
Jordan Micham
Abigail Ciucci
Chase Baker
Pauline Brenner
Nazihah Bhatti
Amanda Riley
Karli O’Keefe
Noah Noviski
Tiffany Koman
Victoria Riley
Jack Foetisch
Jacob Schafer
Madisen McGranahan
Luke Fortner
Kaitlin Cole
Jacob Alzapiedi
Nicoletta Lucitte
Baylee Gryce
Matthew Nowak
Christian Bohlke
Anna Spinelli
Aerin West
Ahmed Atari
Victoria Bassett
Jeffrey Brubaker
Minso Choi
Gabrielle Clapp
Kameron Clinton
Kaitlin Cole
Emma Crandall
Trent Croci
Ryan Czernikowski
Lydia Delmonico
Michael D’Onofrio
Bailey Drossman
Kathleen Duwve
Hunter Fritz
Bridgette Froelich
Daniel Haviland
David Henry
Elizabeth Hildebrandt
Andrew Hosinski
Samantha Howald
Kenneth Hurley
Starr Jiang
SAT SCORES OF 600 and ABOVE
Hrishikesh Saralya/Math
Owen Cappelini/US History
Cameron McCaskey/Math
Jacob Alzapiedi/Crit. Reading/Math/Writing
Lydia Delmonico/Crit. Reading/Writing
Michael D’Onofrio/Math
Starr Jiang/Crit. Reading/Math/Writing/Math 2/Chemistry
Jordan Micham/Crit. Reading/Math/Writing
Michael Moran/Crit. Reading/Math
Carly Radabaugh/Math
Anna Spinelli/Crit. Reading/Math/Writing
Emily Sullivan/Crit.
Christopher Kirwen
Baylee Labron
Wyatt Lazar
Mitchell Lyons
Cameron McCaskey
Michael Moran
Gina Murphy
Michael Nolan
Talha Ozbakir
Andrew Potter
Brenna Rachwal
Victoria Riley
Sean Roehrs
Jacob Schaupp
Caitlin Smith
Parker Stephens
Emily Stephens
Emily Sullivan
Ryan Thomas
Aniel Uran
Carol Wygant
Jillian Koffman
Jacob Krolak
OGT Review Opportunities
In Ohio, current juniors and seniors are required to pass the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) in order to graduate.
If you received a letter from Principal Vens, then your child either did not pass one or more subject areas or
has not yet taken the OGT. The retake will be administered October 26 – October 30. In order to better prepare students for the material on these tests, we have two tutoring opportunities available. First, your son or
daughter may be assigned to The Learning Center (TLC) during his or her study hall or commons period. Second, we have after school sessions that began on September 21st and continue through October 22nd. Results
from last year’s intervention program indicate that students who attended tutoring sessions for at least 3
hours saw their test score increase by an average of 11.6 points.
The schedule is as follows:
Science
Monday & Wednesday
Room
lab E20
Social Studies
Tuesday & Thursday
Room
lab G3
Reading/Writing
Monday – Thursday
Room
lab B5
Math
Monday – Thursday
Room
lab A4
ACT Test Dates for 2015-2016
Test Date
Registration Deadline
October 24, 2015
September 18, 2015
*December 12, 2015
November 6, 2015
February 6, 2016
January 8, 2016
*April 9, 2016
March 4, 2016
June 11, 2016
May 6, 2016
* ACT Prep class available at Northview for these dates
SAT Test Dates for 2015-2016
Test Date
Registration Deadline
October 3, 2015
September 3, 2015
November 7, 2015
October 9, 2015
December 5, 2015
November 5, 2015
January 23, 2016
December 28, 2015
**March 5, 2016
February 5, 2016
**May 7, 2016
April 8, 2016
**June 4, 2016
May 5, 2016
** Redesigned SAT
Counselor’s Corner
Seniors:
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Seniors met individually with their respective counselors in October to discuss post-secondary plans.
If any senior has not scheduled an appointment yet, please, stop down to meet with your counselor regarding your plans.
Don’t Forget:

Get college applications in by mid-November

Pick up transcript request forms in guidance

Official transcripts are sent by counselors. Don’t forget envelopes and stamps, if needed.

Check all deadlines on college applications. Many are earlier that December 1st.

Check the scholarship file drawer in the guidance office weekly.

The FAFSA (free Application for Federal Student Aid) application process begins January 1st. Log onto www.fafsa.ed.gov

Many college representatives visits to Northview are complete. The guidance office can assist with any continued college research.
Most colleges are now using online view books.
SAT and ACT Testing:
Colleges require that you take one or more standardize admissions test. The most common tests are ACT and SAT. Check the literature
on your preferred college before taking SAT II, Subject Tests, to determine if it is required. The writing portion should be included in your
test. Students can register on-line. In certain situations there are limited registration packets available in the guidance office for both
tests. Students should check with the individual schools to which they are applying to find out which test to take. Seniors planning on
attending college next year should be sure to take the ACT or SAT in the fall.
Northview High School code for all test registration and college applications is #364-930
Juniors:

Counselors will be meeting with juniors in early 2016 to discuss:

Test dates for ACT and SAT I/II

Inform students about spring college night

Discuss college and career planning

Jr. Plan Meeting will be held in early 2016
Sophomores:

Check out www.ohiomeansjobs.com Counselors will be working with students to introduce this resource for career counseling purposes.

Check out the list of clubs and activities on the Sylvania Northview website and be sure to get involved!
Freshman:

When a student becomes a freshman, everything starts to “count” towards his/her permanent high school resume-grades, activities,
attendance, disciplinary record, etc. As parents you can assist your student’s by continuing to emphasize the importance of doing
their best each and every day. Encourage students to record their activities, spots, clubs, etc. on a resume for future use.

Counselors will be meeting with Freshman individually to discuss their transition to high school and begin the career planning process in the month of November.
Senior Financial Aid Night
December 1st, 2015
6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Franciscan Center at
Lourdes College
Sylvania Schools has gone mobile.
You can download the free app from Google Play or the Apple App Store and
have everything for your child(rens) school(s) at your fingertips. Calendars,
PowerSchool, Twitter and Facebook feeds, Teacher Directory, Sports Scores and
more. Also, note that students and adults can report incidents as they happen
anonymously through the mobile app – simply select the Tip Line and scroll
through the listings to report responsibly.
Wyandotte Yearbook Important Senior Information
Senior Ads
A fun way to make your senior’s yearbook more memorable and personal is the senior ad.
Families can purchase ads ranging in price from $60 for a business card size up to $390 for
a full page ad. You may add special messages and include pictures of your senior. Senior
ads must be purchased by October 23, 2015 to be included in the yearbook.
Senior Parents - We need all senior portraits turned in before October 16, 2015. If we don’t
have your senior’s photo they won’t be pictured in the yearbook.
SENIOR PORTRAITS
In order to be included in the Northview High School 2016 yearbook, there are a few guidelines which need to be followed. The yearbook has an agreement with Scott Hall Photography in Sylvania that assures all seniors who have a sitting the guarantee of the portrait of
their choice for the yearbook.
We work with many photographers, so any photographer may take your son’s or daughter’s
senior portrait; however, we must receive a color formal portrait with a plain portrait background by October 16, 2015. The actual picture should be a formal shot of the head and
shoulders ONLY and should be a wallet size. It’s important that you give your photographer
this information, we DO NOT want photos with trees, other objects, hands, etc. Your senior
must be facing the camera and cannot be leaning into the frame from an extreme angle or
leaning against an object. No Facebook style photos please and we do not recommend that
you take your own photos. We reserve the right to determine that your photo is not of the
proper quality in which case we will use the school’s formal portrait taken for the School ID
instead. We will contact you in this situation.
A Parent Committee puts together a Senior Composite of all the seniors and a second senior
portrait will be needed for the Senior Composite, please keep this in mind when you order
your photos. If you or your photographer turns in your photos on a DVD/CD or through
email, a second photo will not be needed.
YEARBOOK SALES
The 2015 yearbook SOLD OUT – don’t let your student be without a yearbook this year. BUY
NOW! The cost at that time is $60.00 until September 25, after that time they go up to
$65.00 through December. January’s price will be $70.00 and the last day to buy is
February 26th, at that time we have to give the publishing company our FINAL count. If you
wish to purchase your yearbook using a credit card or want to personalize it please go to
www.jostensyearbooks.com. Students can buy yearbooks in E-6 at anytime until February
26th.
Interested in joining the
Northview Leadership Academy?
See Mr. Swaggerty to sign up
The Wildcat Way
Northview Leadership Academy
Freshmen Year: Phase One
Getting Involved. Get to know me. What do I believe in?
Power of reflection & setting goals
Getting involved in something
Identifying values
Attending Leadership lunches featuring community leaders
Sophomore Year: Phase Two
The Value of Service
Joining Interact
Class service projects
Attending leadership lunches featuring community leaders
Junior Year: Phase Three
The Leadership Experience
Junior Retreat: The Value of Me, the Power of We
Defining leadership
Understanding the value of teamwork
Components of effective communication
Leadership Skill/Personality assessment
Leadership Case Studies
Attend leadership lunches featuring community leaders
Senior Year: Phase Four
Leadership in Action
Establishing leadership roles within the Northview family or Sylvania
community
Senior Retreat: Defining your life’s mission
Creating a Vision – developing, communication, action planning, sharing,
building relationships, leading with integrity
Reflecting on the leadership experience
Participating in an etiquette dinner & toastmaster
Engaging in a public speaking competition
Attend leadership lunches featuring community leaders
WHY SHOULD YOU PARTICIPATE?
Learn about who you are and what you believe
Learn about how to work as part of a team
Meet with community leaders and learn from their experiences
Build the skills necessary to be an effective leader
Get a chance to develop a leadership philosophy, put it into practice, and reflect on it
Recognition at graduation
College resume builder
Sylvania School’s Mission: We educate student’s to make a difference.
Donate your time and talent to one of our many booster groups,
which make the Northview experience a great one!
Parent Organization (Academic Boosters)
Athletic Boosters
Band and Orchestra Boosters
Choir Boosters
Theatre Boosters
Class of 2016 Senior Activities
For details on and contact information for each of these organizations, visit
www.sylvanianorthview.org
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Northview Parent Organization Patrons 2015-2016
Platinum Patrons
Roger & Sheila Baker
Kurt & Laura Bernsdorff
Tim & Denise Brown
Rich & Tomlyn Chambers
Ciucci Family
Ken & Kelly Cole
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Foetisch
Jon & Joanna Kirchhoff
Julie & Fritz Klein
Ann & Reau Koffman
Sherri Mossing
Kurt & Mary Oates
Sue & Spencer Reeves
John & Lori Regan
Rajiv & Purvi Saraiya
Gold Patrons
Kenneth & Laura Bachmann
Jim & Tammy Banachowski
Jennifer & Keith Benedict
Scott & Kate Conway
Mike & Jenny Coy
Alex & Mary Due
Chris & Tiffany Duraney
Fabiilli Family
Tracy & Chris Fahim
Figliomeni Family
Hilou Family
Julie Hoffman
Champa & Jayatissa Jayasuriya
Matt & Alisa Keck
Tom & Lisa Kilcorse
Melanie Komon
Casey & Sarah Nowicki
Tom & Susan Palmer
John & Melinda Restivo & Family
Todd & Barb Riggs
Glenn & Kristine Soldner
Tony & Julie Turner
Jill Williams
Frank & Ann Zuchowski
Silver Patrons
Birsen Family
Steve & Mimi Bishop
Bruggemann Family
Mike & Melissa Burke
Mike & Debbie Cravens
Croci Family
Larry & Pat Detzel
Kelly & John Duwve
Mike & Jennifer Froelich
Tony & Laura Galati
Chris & Gary Gaynor
Brett & Jill Goecke
Joseph & Linda Gryca
Randy & Jill Hass
Scott & Judy Jamieson
John & Kelly Jockett
Jake & Cara Jones
Mark & Linda Juhasz
Kevin & Mary Kimmet
Dean & Maria Kopan
Jason Morris & Rick Mendieta
Muir Family
Dave & Terri McGranahan
Ray & Sue Micham
Mike & Debbie Nolan
Trace & Beckie O’Brien
Scott & Amy Ornsby
Tony & Barb Pawlak
Patrick Pimentel
Rachwal Family
Gina & Jim Ragland
Tom & Janelle Reynolds
Sample Family
John & Rose Scouten
Tracy & Karen Stack
Toby & Michelle Thielen
Joe & Debbie Wallace
Sam & Kristin Wygant
David & Dena Zack & Family
Bronze Patrons
Dave & Kathy Aldrich
Betty & Jim Bassett
John & Gail Brenner
Colin & Janet Cannon
Cappellini Family
Tim & Holly Clapp
Tom & Julie Clunk
Doug & Annie Corcoran
Jim & Tracy Jakubowski
Leamy Family
Kathy Losey
Quentin & LeAnne Lutz
Steve & Dawn Miller
Cary & Lori Moore
Joe & Lisa Rioux
The Rogers Family
Bob & Dede Ruckman
Randy & Amy Severson
Michele Soliz
Joe & Tammy Snyder
Molly & Tim Spangler
Ward Family
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Northview Parent Organization Volunteer Opportunities
The NV Parent Organization actively supports our students and the goals of
NV High School. If one member of each NV family commits to volunteering
for two hours per school year, the impact on our st
dents will be significant! You will have the ability at the time of the need, to
sign up online for the event. Volunteer needs and the link to sign up will be
announced via the Northview Wildcat Weekly email. There will also be a link
on the NVPO website.
If preferred, you can also be contacted by phone or email.
Please indicate below any event you are interested in volunteering for:
Open House set up
Junior/Senior Awards Banquet
Baked Goods
8th Grade Open House
Teacher Luncheon
Available for needs in the evening
ACT/SAT Practice Test
Available for needs during the day
Freshman/Sophomore Awards Reception
Parent Organization needs
NV Special Events as
needed
I am interested in information
on committees
Preferred way to be contacted to volunteer:
Sign up online
Email with details
Phone call
Contact Information
Name(s):
Email address:
Student(s) name & grade:
________________________________________________
This form is also available on line at:
https://sites.google.com/site/northviewparentorganization/volunteerinformation
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Sylvania Schools’s Mission:
Educate students to
make a difference.
Northview Mission Statement
Dates to remember…
Nov 2-6
OGT Make Up Testing
Nov 3
Group Picture Day
Nov 4
Staff Luncheon-All Lunch Periods
Parent Wrestling Meeting-6pm-Café
AfterProm Parent Mt– 7pm Cafe
Nov 6– Josten’s senior meeting-SSR
Nov 9
Choir Boosters– Choir Room-7pm
Athletic Boosters– Teacher’s
Lounge-7 pm
Nov 10
8th Grade Open House-7pm
Theatre Boosters-7 pm
Nov 11
Finance 101-All Day
Fall Sports Banquet– 7pm
Nov 12
Winter Sports Parent Meeting– PAC
6pm
Nov 13
Josten’s taking orders-All Lunches
Nov 14
DANCEGOLD-3-12pm
Nov 17
Band & Orchestra Mt-7 pm
Nov 18
LATE START
Parent Club Mt-Guidance-12 pm
Swim Team Pot Luck– Café-5-7pm
Fall Musical Parent Night-5-11pm
Nov 19-22
Fall Musical
Nov 20
Med Tech Blood Drive-All Day
Nov 25-29
Thanksgiving Break
Nov 26
Happy Thanksgiving
Sylvania Northview High School is dedicated to providing a respectful, caring, secure
environment that empowers students with the analytical and creative skills and strategies necessary to be productive, life-long learners.
Northview Office Staff
Principal
Assistant Principal for Curriculum
Assistant Principal for Discipline
Dean of Students
Athletic Director
Assistant Athletic Director
Guidance Counselors
Last Names
A - Fl
Fo-L
M-Ro
Ru-Z
Principal’s Secretary
Main Office Secretary
Records Secretary
Guidance Secretary
Attendance Secretary
Asst. Attendance Secretary
Steve Swaggerty
Kasey Vens
Chris Fahim
Jon Monheim
Chris Irwin
Dennis Shoemaker
Crystal Burnworth
Melanie Rogers
Kate Henk (Cindy Vines-Fall 2015)
Stacie Wachowiak
Leslie Wakeland
Kim Pietrykowski
Bonnie Kobee
Ann Kuebler
Cathy Bohland
Claire Kozlowski
If we can assist you in anyway, please do not hesitate to call us at 824-8570.
Important Phone Numbers
Main Office
824-8570
Principal’s Office
824-8700
Attendance
824-8710
Records
824-8712
Guidance Office
824-8715
Curriculum
Athletics
Music
Pool
Bus Garage
824-8711
824-8713
824-8716
824-8717
824-8605