North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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24646522 With needle, Thread, and Thimble in hand, a Saxon Seamstress be- gins her service Toward her school. Each seamsTress is a member of the Bobbinettes, whose prime TuncTion is To sew for service. One of their big jobs This year was sewing em- blems on The baskeTball uni- forms, a iob well done. Members are FIRST ROW lLefT to Rightl. Phyllis Higar, Mary Lou Carrizosa and Sue Freeman. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Spires, Carol Saricetta, Darlene Alldis and Bonnie Tanner. -ic rgi1 + rw, O 7125947 Strange as it may seem, The Can- dy Str pers have nothing to do with peppermint sticks. They are actually sTudenTs inTerested in The medical profession who receive on The spot' experience at Har- bor General Hospital. Mernlzew are FWST VOW lletr To Vgltl Ton Covey Wcznda Williams, Virginia W'r,qri' il erfl D:.is r1nclMarQe Pfrrrer SECOND PON Marlene Fulton, Carol Rouen, -' vvihne Curran, Verla Myers, Carole Brady, and Ginnie Collins Tl-llRD ROW Lenora Anderson, Carol Bledsoe, Karen Alden, Joyce Lewis, Janice Hoff- man and Charlotre Carr. FOURTH ROW Gary Mowrey, Bob Griess, Don Hollister, Gene Thielman, Neil Petersen, and Emil Cilpilx i . as ,,.,, uh.. 344. ga. I, ig.. QQ aa, Under the auspicious eye of Mr. Wood, NorTh High's shutter- bugs have masTered The Tech- niques of prinTing and develop- ing film. Among other skills They have acquired are The proper use of lighT meTers and The Speed Graphic camera. Members are FlRST ROW lleft To Rightl. Gary Shrigley, Vivianne Curran, Phyllis Kaopen and David Pace. SECOND ROW: Richard Linderman, Robert Halliwell, Mel- vin Furd and Burl Kemp.

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Spotlighting everything from Be Bop to Beethoven, these aspiring disc jockeys provide the enter- tainment that adds zest to the Saxon's daily routine. Among their activities, they have visited local radio stations and partici- pated in several broadcasts. OFFICERS President, Gary Leclwidge Vice-President, Neil Petersen Secretary, Rozann Hathaway Treasurer, Ken Weeks Members are FIRST ROW lLeft to Rightl: Vicki Garrod, Rozann Hathaway, Sandie Sengir, Lee Breske and Carolyn Lunden. SECOND ROW: Bob Hite, Bob Rogers, Lance Kemberling, Bruce Harle, Hilton Beiro and Don Hollister, THIRD ROW: Gary Ledwidge, Roger Petersen, Pete Juul, Jerry Crosley, Neil Petersen and Gene Thielman, ,fer -Q Formed originally to teach inter- ested hams radio theory and basic electronics, the Amateur Radio Club has devoted a great amount of its time to building some apparatus for T.B. patients at Harbor General Hospital. Added enioyment was obtained from trips to radio stations and Civil Defense proiects. Members are FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightlf Elbert Johnston, Lee Breske, Valerie Dut- ton and Larry Bentley. SECOND ROW: John Faulk, Gene Thielman, Neil Peter- sen, Don Hollister and Pete Juul. 4' url,- 'hr .0 nr- , y ...sq 'Z Buenos dias is a popular phrase among the members of the Spanish Club. Attempting to further interest in the Spanish language and the culture of Spanish-speaking countries was the main obiective ot this newly formed club. During the year they sponsored a Fiesta at Christmas, complete with pinata, and the annual Spanish banquet which featured all the glory and fun of the theme, Cinco de Mayo. Members are FIRST ROW lLett to Rightl: Linda Kirkpatrick, Patricia Gavin, Mary Lou Carrizosa, RoseMarie Simmons, Joyce Sanwo and Toni Covey. SECOND ROW: Marty Rosenblatt, Lila Garrido, Pat Rizzo, Carole Brady and Barbara Thomas. THIRD ROW. Jeff Plakos, Walter Smith, Bill Waxman, Judy Puniwai, Tina Sieh, Jean Theobald and Belinda Bode. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hill, Tony Baskovich, Terry Swift, Richard Meggitt, Richard Johnson and Eddie Wood, t 1 ,

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Z! From Greeces Aristotle to North High's Saxons, philosophy has remained one of the most inter- esting fields of discussion. Ini- tiated iust last year, the Phi- losophy Club gives students the opportnuity to discuss our con- temporary civilization and its problems and prospects. Members are FIRST ROW lLeft to Rightlf Carl Thornton, Margaret Malone and Harold Spivack. S E C O N D ROW: Mr. Townley and Mike Lasky. Unread From the Homecoming float Ro- man Holiday to the annual Roman Banquet when Caesar reigns supreme and slaves are a dime a dozen, Cives Romani offers enioyment to interested Latin students. Obiectives of this club include furthering interest in the Latin language and cul- ture. Members are FIRST ROW ILeft to Rightl: Bob Belzman, Tom Akashi, Marlene Fule ton, Valerie Dutton, Charlotte Polans and Michael Mullin. SECOND ROW: Dee Ever- ett, Mary Ahee, Sandy Ernst, Betty Jo Reading and Barry Rasgorshek. THIRD ROW Pamela Beck, Gary Mowrey, Jo Ainsworth, Kathy Golphenee, Dick Sco- ville and Bill Perkins, FOURTH ROW: Don Robinson, Jack Larkins, Eric Bauer, Jim Ford, Kip Whelan, Janice Hoffman and Allan Kahl. if Gordon Eggum and Dave Klemp, as a tournament finalist and tournament director respectively, plus many other Chess Knights took active parts in the Individ- ual Chess Tourney sponsored jointly by North High and the Southern California High School Chess League. Organized to promote high school chess, the Chess Knights was the first or- ganization on campus to receive its charter. Members are FIRST ROW lLeft to Rightl: David Klemp, Marty Rosenblatt, Clarence Fuzak and Jack Buehler. l J l .s . - ,I L l