North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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. s'?1 Joyce Morris, Janet Klute and Karen Lyden prepare for Holloween as they cheer the Saxon football teams. North High's rootin-tootin Pep Squad is noted for having spirit that really counts -sportsmanship-wise. We have always been in first or second place for the sportsmanship trophy. Miss M. Dalton has made this possible for us, through her efforts and encouragement. I -he .4-ing 'Q Enthusiastic cheerleaders promote Saxon spirit during a western pep rally -1. -LL Cheerleaders and Maiorettes made like gobblins as they switched places 124 with me song queens.

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FUQJQ Twirrll -5- -4 Flog lwrrlers get into The spirit of Halloween os they l'1elp promo? v r r I r e pep. Holf-time ceremonies ore over. Then fhere's tho? Tense moment before the football team rerurns. X1 3 'J' N' f f Q ,NL .- P . pw r X Y l K..r,. L4 Q2 rv 'han gin fi Af I f Qt ,ae X . PNN. K 3' ?zg1'lLE:!g'r51-bi af -ag. . - -' -' in 'Sw I , L 1 I. , R.-W I. i Flog twirlers from left ro righr ore Bobbie Corse, Jonef Klufe, Borboro Woodruff, Vickie Gorrod, ond Joyce Morris.

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Quo X ...ii Don't let Nancy McDonald fool you with that tired look, for the pep is still there as with all the maiorettes. A ,QA dado S ...am - While Bobbie Corse and Janet Klute twirl their flags everyone stands Shout Out, our fight song, is played. Eclairs, popcorn, crackeriacks and dance tickets are only a few of the sales that are held on our quad. Each sale promotes money for a coming activity or for better en- tertainment at events. Saxon cooperation and experience in buying and selling make sales an important part of our school pro- gram. Mike Hersey has no problems selling tickets for an after-game dance to Diane Yater and Carol Ledsworth. so 1-. fl' l f i Q .f Student Council members paint trash cans to remind Saxons to keep the campus clean. 'L Jef - Tom Gusterson helps the Stamp and Coin Club by buying a bag of pop. corn from Charles Rutter.