North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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Quin Unmites Zkceitiiesiifnw, J Now where do I go? Judy Alexander inquires as she displays skill on the trampoline with a forward flip. gt 5 .H .1 . Qi, sg' Perfect form, but you missed the birdie, says Pam Beck to partner Cherie Anderson. '17 Linda Bower goes pro? Well, not quite, but she does find that practice makes perfect. Robin Hood? No, it's iust Jean Grant, Marianne Watters and Pat Futrell getting ready for the archery range. A variety of sports are offered to girls in their gym classes ranging from an exhausting game of tennis to a lesson in archery. Besides gym classes, all girls here at North have the oppor- tunity of coming out after school and participate in G.A.A. activities. 9 x f' , . Y. wr' 4, use Qi D, ,,, b . .J The coming of Spring finds Miss Kathryn Lewis giving pointers in softball to Felicia Jones, Judy Gatrell and Linda Wilson.

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-'Sli .Chr K , 'Y 7 '53 x X xx H 'P-'o W, sa LN Promoting G.A.A.'s many successful activities for the second semester are: Row l lL to RI Sandy Capelle, Kathy Keays, Roxie Swanner, Rose Marie Simmons, and Pat Tripanier. Row 2 lL to Rl Linds Stephens, Cheryl Blom, Donna Verne, gg Week To GLB Q WU Glen and Judy Daszkoski. -.F ,,- 'A ' l v,, ' .dim -Q.,- , Y-Ni VY X Participating in G.A.A.'s annual Toy and Can Drive are Sharon Crosby, Linda Stephens, Roxie Swanner and Linda Benard. Deuce, yells Judy Taylor as Pat Tripanier makes a smashing return, tying up the scene. 'ls QL 1 1 49- 3 -uv S5 iv 'si 4 l it 1-sgx55S . . ll'-s gpm' 't KA' 1 , ll' G.A.A.'s spirited sponsors include: Row l lL to Rl Mrs. Melvina Kovinick, Miss Betty Wilhelm, and Miss Martha Dalton. Row 2 lL to RJ Miss Kathryn Lewis and Mrs. Ada Robertson. lilfil lla we ,uw - , I 1 A , . in I K ,457 'w' sr 'muff -sf ' 6-, ., ,f . 1 fu K ,ti -,-wf 'M ,,.a'n.,w'f Wf'Q...,,T.r-xv - V , ' l rr. 5 s.,:44 Qs. K' . , L ZA X I J . , - f I- f -, 4- ,Ji l 4- 'z Q .tm . 5 if , '- . ' -' ' 21' it M I ' ' .--fit Qrjfgy, ' ' A , A , ,3,m..- P' y 1.1 L .- - .- ov. A f ' ,fu , 'f .,. ww? V-. ,,. , V . eg , .,, 1. '4X5'r.,,..tf.- sn- . 1 ig, :- ' V QW,1.:,:,.q-r , . -s - l. -Q ' . M A as ,,,.-ww' rv , A . ,..-f'- . ' 1r'3-55, -- ff 1 ' -' Y Km., . -.1 y1.g.v, w Q 3' 51 , f' s.'u ' ' 5-'. 1-J 302711 f ff -' '- ,SU-'r' ' , Lv k has -1' if f l 5.31 -1-T'f'-' ' . 1 2'5 ,- ifl1 '.,'i7 -, , ' if fi 'Viv 'vi w., ,' f-y42 Q wr 4' - w, i. - M - f M, , ,M o f Basketball is one of the many sports enjoyed by Saxon ladies such as Kathy Knox and Colleen Narimotsu.

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iiiillu E Gil Where's the ball? It probably went into orbit after that lost volley. However, these Saxon Volleyists won't let anything stop their game second class. Why doesn't that ten pin ever fall? asks Dee Phillips of Judy Ogawo during one of the G.A.A. bowling tournaments at South Bay Bowling Center. e U. So that's how it's clone, says Yuonne Houck as Sherry Helguist smashes the hockey ball in an attempt to score a goal. I I lx, 3 . QL' X 1 f' 9 , ' it 'al ..-vQ- ig V 1' 4 if 'Z 'l' ' 'Q , I ' fn' G.A.A.'s pert song queens for this year were QL to Rl Marie Heald, Arleen Adding SPC-Vkle fo G-A-A-'S Pep Sql-'Gd 'his Yeo' Wefe Cheefleddefs S0ndYl Andrews, and Maureen Seiple. Ernst and Mary Ahee. Not pictured, Betty Jo Reading.