North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Spirit Promoters A Song leaders, Paula Stevenson, Joan Weaver and Judy Sloul. A Cheer lecolers, Diane Chancellor, Sharon Wirl, Larraine Rappeleye B Song leaders, Sue Barnes, Sandy Davidson and Patsy Starbuck. B Cheer leaders, Pat Henley, Claudine Barker and Dolly Combs. C Song leaders, Mary Stevenson and Rose Marie Argain. C Cheer leaders, Carolyn Robinson, Carol Myers and Diane Bundy. 50

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Miss Dolores Fischer, Advisor of the Serviteers Left to right: Bottom row, Mr. Earle Gibbons, Roddy Woods, Glen Gentry, Terry Hill, Mike Larro, Leon Meeks, and Mr. Dwight Bradshaw. Second row, Phil Spray. Jeff Tuculet, Charles Wilson, Jimmy Antt, Cletus Harper, Ronnie Hayslett, and Jim Fraysier. Third row, Don Fawn, Gary Massey, Jim Burress, Sheridan Willhite, Tommy Smith, Mike Thompson, Jim Andrews, cmd Richard Blaisdell. This junior boys' service club was new on campus this year but got oft to a good start with service projects and a dance, The Final Swish, after the final basketball game. Mr. Bradshaw and Mr. Gibbons are advising this line club. Los Lucientes del Norte Los Lucienles del Norte, North l'ligh's Spanish club, names the officers as being president, Sharon Crabill: vice-president, Hope Sands: secretary, Joy Glascock and treasurer, Jim Summers. The Spanish club included among its yearly proiects an in- itiation banquet, a spring convention of 'l'he Spanish clubs in this area and an Easter basket for a needy family. They also sponsored a Spanish comic boolc lending library and were entertained by speakers on various phases ot Spanish lite. Lett to right: Bottom row, Cathy Smith, Diane Elliott, Alice McGuire, Tommy Thompson, Bucky Tillery, Joan Lowder, and Jackie Bilyeu. Second row, Jessl n McGill, Sandy Gavin, Norma Heyart, Joy Glascock, Sharon Crabill, Hope Sands, Betty Lohr, Charlotte Reynolds, Earla Henton, Carol Wallace, and Miss Fischer. Third row, Ronny Massey, Margaret Black, Virginia Dixon, David Swarts, Jim Summers, Jim Hall, Nancy McKinney, Brenda Ball, and Daphne Sweetser.

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Megaphone Club Left to right: Bottom row, Sue Barnes, Kay Helton, Joan Short, Norma Heyarl, Joan Lowder, Eunice Dunkle, Mariorie Lough. Second row, Carol Darringer, Diane Edwards, Merel Hughes, Barbara Morris, Donna Overstreet, Charlotte Reynolds, Linda Turner, Peggy Maberry. Third row, Judy Baker, Marilyn Osborne, Barbara Sutliff, Laury Hinkle, Anna Hawkins, Donna Spradlin, Carol Myers, Bill Smith, Clark Sowers. Top row, Wayne Foreman, Carol Wallace, Cathy Smith, Alene DeHoog, Janice Blind, Joyce Wylie, Tommy Thompson, David Swarts, Bucky Tillery, and Brenda Gilger. The Megaphone Club is open to any student interested in attending all athletic events. Megaphone Club is striving to achieve better school spirit. The club sold rooters beanies, shalceroos, bought the paint to decorate the cars going to Garces. decorated the stands tor home games, sponsored buses tor out ot town games, decorated goal posts and also helped with the rallies loetore games. The cheer leaders and song leaders belong to this active organiza- tion. The advisors are Miss Marlene Sweeney and Mr. Bob Newbrough. Left to right: Bottom row, Judy Wattenbarger, president, Hope Sands, co-oordinating coun- cil representative, Dolores Hood, secretary, Shirley Clevenger, treasurer, Sandy Flory, Judy Stout, Carolyn Robinson, Betty Dahl. Second row, Dalene Morrison, Sharon Wirt, Diane Chancellor, Lorraine Rappeleye, Janet Green, Joan Weaver, Linda Grainger, Nancy Largent, Diane Bundy, Merry Kay Mason. Third row, Arlene Hackett, Ernie Halbert, Rowena Harmon, Sharon O'Neill, Cathy Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Mary Stevenson, Nedra Wallace, Joy Bailey, Rose Marie Argain. Top row, Cathy Tidmore, Nancy McKinney, Brenda Billington, Carolyn Wilson, Janice Tifft, Sharon Smith, Glenda Honneycutt, Judy Allison, Jerry Pendergrass, Carolyn Carlile, and Nancy Hackett. 51