North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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Seated, left to right, Adrienne Rowell, Vice President, Sandy Boardman, Recorder, Connie Townsend, President, Judy Evans, Publicity Manager, Sherril Overstreet, Treasurer, Lynn Flekal, Frosh Representative, Janet Colley, Senior Representative, Sandra Palmer, Secretary, Sharon Ward, Business Manager, Earlene Morgan, Junior Rep- resentative, Diane Berry, Sophomore Representative. You mean we have to make 500 more of these? I thought we were through. This comment was desperately made while the A.W.S. was preparing for Blossom Day. 1 This year the Associated Women Students became an important factor in our campus life. The girls' president, Connie Town- send, expertly guided many ac- tivities during the year. Special- izing in welfare work, the AWS sponsored Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy, this activity turned out to be suc- cessful beyond the group's high- est hopes. Also, the AWS pro- vided a spaghetti feed for fresh- man girls during the second week of school as a form of getting the freshmen better ac- quainted. This also is a portion of the Big Sister program of the AWS. J. W. 9. any Mrs. Rose Zakarian Co Advisor Miss Wanda Anderson Co Advisor

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xx. ,,.. t 4830165 , , Q-....g.... Our Secretary, Jone Beaman, handled her important position with ease and thoroughness throughout the year. QB Sfecafzve gpm! Ronny Beaman, ASB Vice President, has been active in providing leadership, talent, and energy in the numerous duties of his office, -7 -----+17 First row, left to right: Karen Bock, Diana Nowels, Rick Falk, Betsy Reynolds, Bonnie Beebe. Second row: Pat Herron, Jone Beaman, Judi Will hite, Cherie Carr, Frank Pecarich, Joy Best, Popy Eliotou, Peggy Ray. Third row: Mr. John Herman, Advisor, Dave Stout, Connie Townsend Eddie Dunn, Steve Spradlin, Ronny Beaman, Janet Bright, Darrell Kaff, Linda Dixon, Bob Curran.

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. fix, Seated, left to right: Marc Ra tzlaff, Senior Class Representative, Dave Stout, President, Duane McCown, Treas- urer. Standing: Brent Montgomery, Freshman Class Representative, Bob Duncan, Vice President, Frank Carson, Soph- omore Class Representative, Eric Peavy, Historian, Art Huskey, Secretary. Q. W. 9. The Associated Men Students, repre- senting the largest single body on campus, again successfully served as the link between the individual male student and the executive board. ln this way the ideas and opinions of the entire student body are repre- sented. One of the tasks well- executed by the A.M.S. this year was the successful operation of all cam- pus elections. This group sponsored several activities that led to a more unified student body at North High. ' T -tie' , Z 4 .. ps Q y 3 tsrg t I V 1:5 A S iii '1tl igil.t?i-' ' T it'i 50555-r ,'i - mite-arf i itil Mr. Winfred Bootman Mr. Bob Osmond Members of A.M.S. posing after their brilliant success at ballot box stuffing. , .- if, tsgstga, Q, i ' t'1 C - Mf- Frank Gfffv T 6 ' Co-Advisor ' 1' .. f t --i' ,I ,x fs, It , ,,,, f--' gs JY -5 I' T is Co-Advisor Co-Advisor