North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Dorotha Shephard, President. ?'1'?Wf Cometeers Advisor fo fhe Comefeers is Miss BeHy Phelps. The organizafion is a iunior service club. Their sfandards are high and service fo fhe school is fheir prime obiecfive. The Comefeers main proiecf fhis year has been 'ro acl' as hosfesses in fhe office every morning before school. Left lo right: Bollom row, Miss Belly Phelps, Judie Fisher, Judy O'Neal, Janeice Voughr, Linda Stewart, Dorofha Shephard, and Zanolro Frame. Second row, Janice Petfichord, Marilyn Morris, Marsha Hall, Mary Copelin, MeriDee Crawford, Gay Berry, Nedra Wallace, and Joyce Allison. Third row, Terry Johnson, Wanda Reed, Peggy Maberry, Carolyn Robinson, Barbara Cotlle, Pai Butler, Donna Hohenshelf, and Virginia Dixon. Top row, Merel Hughes, Donna Overslreef, Phyllis Harvey, Joan Short, Lucrelia Walker, Bonnie Burt, Barbara Bradshaw, Yvonne DeLaney, and Donna Hull.

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Lynn Bender, President. Key Club LeTT To righi: Seafed, Ken ShelTon, Gene Borel, Don Ward, Lynn Bender, Larry Edwards, Fred Bundy, and Bob SCOTT. Second raw, Bob Stephens, Mr. Carl Colman, Ronnie Marshall, Jerry Earls, Jim l'lohenshelT, Ed Robinson, Bill Clark, Don Davis, Jerry Borel, and Doug Pruett. Third row, Bob Schaefer, Jim Summers, Dick Sefser, Toby Richesin, Ari Lures, Ralph Boker, David Hale, and Dick Ross. Lost row, Alon Wilson, Todd Mouldin, and George Sullivan. Fred Bundy, Vice-president. The Key Club is one OT The boys' service Clubs OT NorTh l-ligh. They led many worThy proiecTs, some oT which were assisTing aT The P.T.A. l-lobo Dinner To raise money Tor The TooTball scoreboard, giving away programs aT The baslceTball games, ushering aT The cham- pionship TooTball game, and many oThers. They held an insTallaTion dinner in May. The Key Club has a program oT in-service Training Tor nexT year's oTTicers David l-lale, presider1Tg Bill Clarlc, vice-presidenTq Bob STephens, secre- Tary and Larry Edwards, Treasurer. This ore ganizaTion is aTTiliaTed wiTh The Kiwanis club and The advisor is lvlr. Carl Colman.

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California Scholarship Federation Lett to right: Bottom row, Bob Schaefer, Jerry Earls, David Hale, Tommy Thompson, Kenn Fawn, Sharon Crabill, Marilou Baxter and Mr. Allen Gruman. Second row, Carol Copeland, Virginia Dixon, Janice Pettichord, Joan Short, Dorothy Neidel, Barbie Antt, Helen Imhoff, and Donna Hull. Third row, Betty Rollins, Margaret Rollins, Jean Elder, Russ Reit, Pam Goldsworthy, Joan Elder, Carlo Hamblet, and Jay Gretlein. Top row, Janet Renfrow, Mike Ray, Tom Russell, Wally Loesel, David Phillips, Ronnie Hayslett, Glen Gentry, Mack Henley, and Ronald Massey. Left to right: Bottom row, Norma Heyart, Pat Butler, Daphne Sweetser, Hope Sands, Joy Glascock, Dalerie Morrison, Paula Stevenson, and Don Ward. Second row, Muriel Garber, Wanda Gilkey, Terry Johnson, Betty McKay, Elberta Richard- son, Carolyn Roloinson, Max Burdick, Erma Hall and Dorene France. Third row, Richard Kurz, Dave Swarts, Don Davidson, Richard Blaisdell, Jim Andrews, Peggy Maberry, Nedra Wallace, Donna Hohenshelt, and Lillian James. Top row, Jim Hall, Doug Christensen, Jerry Borel, Lynn Bender, Glenn Murray, Dick Eitser, Gene Borel, Pat Bacon, Mary Cranston, MeriDee Crawford, and Diane iott. The California Scholarship Federation is an organization open only to those stu- dents who maintain a high academic grade average. Their purpose is not only to pro- mote better scholarship but also to further citizenship. They are active as a loody in campus attairs and individually in many ex- tra-curricular activities. Mr. Allen Gruman is advisor to this outstanding group.