North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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How many calories of Asian culture food do you want ' r- ICC Jail Birds. ' Crossection of { jf i •; Campus Ideas » ' ' p This year, the Inter Club Council served its job of initiating new organizations to the fullest. During the 1972-73 year, nine new clubs joined the roster and helped to open up new paths of excitement and interest for all Saxons. These included the Asian Cultural. Cartoonists Inc.. Dance, Fishing. Renaissance Playgoers, Semi- Saxon Conductors. Surf, and Volleyball clubs. Sponsored by Miss Mary Montgomery and head- ed by ASB council member Bryn Kingston. ICC was a coming together of a variety of ideas and suggestions for better club activities on and off campus. Among many of the problems tackled by this group were plans for more time allotted for clubs and activity periods, and a tutoring service and group counseling project. The annual ICC Carnival, held m the spring, was one of the council ' s most important projects. This event gave many clubs the chance to earn money by letting each one run a booth. A gift- donation drive for the Boys ' Camp and several fund-raising events were among this year ' s ICC- sponsored activities. I.C.C. ROW l-Laurie Huggard. Richard Romero. Renee Dupont. Linda Heisen ROW 2- Cinda Cfiowning. Beth Cullum. Debbie Davis. Susan Utiey ROW 3- Steven Gill- yatt. Joel Anderson. Donna Asato. Kathy Long ROW 4 David tilings. Susan Brei- tenstein. Karl Konrad ROW 5- Paul Chastam, John Bennett. Norman Kobayashi, Wendell Tait. NOT PICTURED: Rise Lozer. 107

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Girls League ROW 1- Jan Jones. Donna Asato, Debi Brammer. ROW 2- Anna Franc- zek, Linda Rasmussen, Viv Munguia. ROW 3- Kristy Senderbox. Karin Breitenstein. ROW 4- Anne Katate, Laurie Bullocl , Joanne Tarkington. Finding Fun and Friends -Girls League A chance for expressing creativity through ex- citing projects and just having fun together— this was the Girls League of NHS. Beginning far back in the summer, this group of enthusiastic females set out to plan and organize one of the best years ever. The new school term wasn ' t but a few weeks old when they launched their first project. In order to bring a little cheer to the Monday morning blahs , the girls baked and delivered cookies to the entire Saxon facul- ty, which was greatly appreciated. Probably the most important event m Girls League is their Winter Formal. Numerous meet- ings and potluck dinners were held throughout October and November to discuss the prepar- ation of this gala event. As a result, Nights and White Satin , held on Dec. 2nd, was a fun-filled success. Other activities which the girls organized in- cluded the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance and a fa- shion show, both held in the spring. Sponsored by Mrs. Olga O ' Neill and Mrs. Yvonne Barton, the powder puff league of North High en- joyed a very exciting and successful year. Robin Perez expresses her opinion. 106 Donna Asato goes over the minutes. ■7»fi.. .«ir, «r.nii«o«

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Pep Club: TO SIDE-Becky Moore, Nancy Lubben. Sue Ahlfs, ROW 1-Holly Lum, Sally Gillian. Cheryl Ehrenstein. Beth Spindler, Grace Taguchi, ROW 2-Nancy Kirby. Helene Berk. Kim Masuda, Chris Varney. Julie Fu- giwara. Donna Fukoto. ROW 3-Cheryl Ba- ker. Anita Molina. Irene Sandate, Linda Greenwood, Jane Taylor. ROW 4-Robyn Tabor. Jolene Stark. Netters of North Stand United! Pep Club Promotes Saxon Pride Consisting of two majorettes, thirteen cheerleaders, flag twirlers, and song queens, the Pep Club worked hard to promote school spirit and represent North High at all places and times. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Judy Byrd, these girls demonstrated skill and imagination in their various routines. Aside from per- forming at athletic and school events, they also held an ICC Carnival raffle, sponsored an ice cream social, and sold pep ribbons and buttons. Once again, with the help of Mr. Terry Tierney, the North High tennis team tried to unite it ' s members with the other Saxons who enjoy tennis. Saxon net- ters showed spirit as a team both on and off the courts. Their spirit was put to the test many times as several setbacks loomed large, but true to tradition the Saxons came through with flying colors. The Saxon net club participated m the ICC carnival as sponsors of the ever popular Sponge Toss. Tennis club-ROW 1-Donald Guerrera, Scott Avera, Kim Marholz, Steve Yuge, Steve Blinder, Steve Areas, Brian Pliebanek, Car- los Rivats, Mascot, Derek Anderson. ROW 2-Stew art Gondo. Frank Sheckler, Gary Nielsen, Grant Clarke. Chris Brissey, Bob Fuller, Ken Yuge. David Himoges. Ronn Ton. Milton Apana. Mike Hanson. ROW 3- Paul Pederson, Glen Vergara. Larry Wong. Ron Matoba. Mike Kaneshiro. Steve Mo- berg, Roy Samuelsz, Jeff Takeyama, Rick Smith, Chris Watase, David Robinson, Ron Shimizu. Alan Craig, Danny Mayeda, Mike Yoshii, Ken Woren. 108