North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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'un-I Mr, Ken Kiefer Co-Advisor i jj . lj ff 0166? ' - Y, ... ,. ..,.-v.pupuuw,-,,1lmf-f-qs-i.,...4 q- Qwmgv Fdmfm Mr. Allen Slate Co-Advisor CSF President Mariiim Stockton and her assistant, Janet Bright, vice president. The North High California Scholarship Federation is dedicated to the ideal of encouraging more outstanding scholastic efforts. Mr. Slate and Mr. Kiefer, advisors, aided president Mariiim Stock- ton in guiding the club members through the year's many activities. Members of the club must attain an extremely high scholastic average to continue as a member of this select gro-up. The aim of most is to be awarded lite member- ship in this club. This honor is accorded only a few for truly outstanding academic records. There is an annual CSF conference which our chapter attends. ,nf Kneeling, left to right: Mr. 'Slate, Advisor, Tommy Laycook, Eric Bergman. Sitting: Cherie Carr, Judy Fisher, Diana Nowles, Saundra Richards, Linda Leieune, Brenda Powers. Standing: Mariiim Stockton, Leanna Fields, Janet Bright, Tom Harrington, Helen Hartzell, Jean Berry, Harolyn Johnson, Kathy McNab, Donna Osburn, Gloria Willoughby, Penny Poe, Carol Hause, Peggy Ray. Sitting on ledge: Gene Conner.

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An active organization on campus is the Girls' Athletic Association, With the purpose of increasing athletic enthusiasm among the girls of North High as a primary function, the 'members of this group can often be seen participating in sports after school. This after-school participa- tion does not stop here. lt is also the basis for many of the GAA Play Days held at different times during the year. Some of these sports in- clude: volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, hockey, archery and tennis. This club has also done a splendid iob in selling suckers at noon for the con- sumption of the eaters-in-the-class- room crowd. The enthusiasm snown by this organization has helped to make it a popular club with the more active feminine set. Mrs. Grace Korneman Co-Advisor Sandy Boa rdman President QM' ' Qfifezta Qnrwcmf' Miss Pat Adams Co-Advisor Jean Berry Vice President ll il 1 Seated, left to right: L. Brunton, M. Schoenhofen, E. Smith, S. Boardman, K. Brown, C. Wallace, B. Wages, P. Isbell. Kneeling: S. Carroll, B. Powers, L. Eliason, C. Watson, P. Powers, P. Eliotou, N. Patterson, C. Tubb, S. Kennedy, K. Pilgrim. Standing: F. Neff, C. Wheeler, H. Johnson, 5. Carpenter, C. Pope, K. Anderson, K. McNab, S. Snyder, P. Garner, J. Berry, G. Clark, L. Jobe.

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, , ll MRS. ANN ARNOLD J Co-Advisor 2 . , ,,,,. ' ' Miz. Dick MCKENNEY N ..- V , Co-Advisor ' 1 fr 52535 G, X woe. ....... ...- ...- C g CHUCK WARREN 'W Vice-President zgawzetzf' UM of KVM AQ! .CMM ...L . L! ...- .--u ...- f...-- ..-Q ..--1 ,...--- lu -sf l PHIL DRAKE President The Business Club, advised by Mr. McKenney and Mrs. Arnold, has par- ticipated in several activities on cam- pus this past year. Some of the main activities are magazine sales and picture sales. Headed by President Phil Drake, this organization has aimed at furthering its knowledge in the field of business. While fulfilling this aim, the club has provided stim- ulating social activities as exempli- fied by the Christmas party held during the Yule season. J ACQU E GESS Secretary First row, left to right: LaQuita Preskitt, Beverly Wilson, Joan Kitchen, Sidney Weber, Pat Ward, Lynn Norman, Betty Edwards. Second row, I. to r.: Jacque Gess, Lillian Shelton, Sharon Strunk, Jeanette Woods, Dorena Mills, Deann Walker, Judy Starks, Charlsie Robbins, Aileen Bales, Billie York. Third row, l. to r.: Brenda Dowdy, Carol Buckley, Pabby Turner, Linda Smith, Mary Harding, Judy McQueen, Joy Best, Linda McCutcheon, Shirley Bilyeu, Karen Earl, Carol LeBarge, June Slater, Marilyn Wheeler. Fourth row, l. to r.: Charlene Delaney, Linda Burgernaster, Darnell Mayo, Chuck Warren, Earlene Morgan, Nancy Ferguson, Carolyn Mercer, Phil Drake, Bonnie Hill.