North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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r All the World is a Stage P n THESPIANS: ROW 1-Joan Haslam, Cheryl Miccuci. Jan Stepp. Charlene Griffin. Rikki Floyd. Carol Auton. ROW 2-Barbie Haya- sfiida. Hortencia Mata. Miles Ladd. Larry Levine. Bette Atkinson. John Bennet. Patty Goodson. Sue Green. Lori Garland. ROW 3-Paula r la|or. Linda Heisen. Joanne Zonl. Kathy Larson. Steve Pesola. ROW 4- Steve Haslam. Dianne Nikkels. Dave Ellings. Becky Mehaffey. Lori Frohman. Gayle Headly. Francene Eqruen. Maria Garrison. Julie Young. Gina Men|ualli. One of the largest, most well- known active clubs on campus was the Drama club. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Pendrlck. this group of over 85 talented Saxons demonstrated their acting abilities in various plays and musi- cales. Among the activities en- joyed by all were a get-together picnic at a local park in the fall. An all-school play in the spring, a large formal banquet and the ICC Carnival. The Drama Club play was IF THATS WHERE ITS AT. BABY. I ' M NOT GOING. The club had its share of awards and achievements in the form of initiation into the Thespian Society, troupe 1157. Aren ' t you glad everyone uses Dial. ' Hey gang, come and get it! ' Drama-ROW 1-Chela Moskhan. Susan Green. Patty Goodson, Kim Reed. Kathy Larson, Kristy Sencerbox, Paula Major, Sharon Thurn, Horiencia Mata, Don Ramsey. Lori Frohman. Dulcie Ogi. Becci Mehaffey. ROW 2-Kathi Catania, Bernadette Tarr, Sue Luna, Gma Mangiagli. Angela Abruscato. Donna Carvso, Nancy Bernstein. Ruthi Wilkinson. Barbara Hayashida, Bobbie Thomas, Jaann Zonni, Carol Auton, Char- lene Griffin. Rikki Floyd. Sheryl Ross, Julie Young. Joan Haslam. ROW 3-Cheryl Farrell. Buddy Gilbert. Maria Garrison. Linda Raper. L, Fisher. J. Stepp. J.Frazier. C.Micucci. A. Ladd. Linda Kay Heisen. Bette Atkinson. John Bennett. Leslie Burgasser. John Rippeto. Jennifer Leishman. Steve Pesola. Lori Garlan. ROW 4-Sandra Levy, Wendy Miller, Laurie Hasbrouck, Francene Equren, Diana Nikkels. Donella Raper, Karen Dettening. Rick Smith. Larry Levine, Derek Anderson, Bob Moray, Bob Nichols. Gayle Readley. David Ellings, Deborah Ohacamaty, g Veronica Soliz. Jeff Bezdeka. Grace Nukid,

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Linda Heisen whistles while she works. ROW 1; Cinda Campbell. Dons Hensel. ROW 2: Joan Poteet. Suzanne Obuchon. Rick Smith, Norma Guest, Janice Suglta. A Masterpiece of Creative Talents Amid the everyday hassles of writing, drawirig, printing, and general organizing, there was but one goal on the minds of all staff members — to assemble various crea- tive talents into North High ' s literary masterpiece Xanadu. This year, the formation of the Xanadu class helped in the magazine ' s production by eliminating all the little things which usually slowed down the staff. Sponsored by Mrs. Carole Shakely, the club provided an outlet for the creative expressions of the North High students. Not only did the magazine accept poetry and short stories, but also contributions of songs and car- toons. It also served as an exhibit of various artistic talents. Besides the production and sale of Xanadu, the staff engaged in many field trips. These included excursions to the parks for poetry sessions, visits to USC English classes, and sessions in Buddhism and yoga. Xanadu Staff-ROW 1-Michele Robinson, Dons Hensel. Deborah Chacamaty, Joann Zonni, John Bennett. Paula Ma|or, Kristi Ogren. ROW-2-Bryan Jones. Diana Alvarez. Terri Kredo. Joan Poteet, Becky Thomas. ROW 3-John Metzler, Richard Kamins, Janice Sugita, David Ellings. Nancy Fraser, Rick Smith. Larry Levine, Linda Heisen. Miles Ladd. Linda Raper. Xanadu Laitors- NuVv l-Jonn bennet KUW 2- Joan Poteet. Miles Ladd. ROW 3-Nancy Fraser. Linda Heisen. 88

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Education + Fun Science Clubs CHEMISTRY CLUB: ROW 1: Debbie Davis, Chris Watase, Janice Sugita, Beth Cullum, Becky Lowe. Susan Utiey. Debbie Usui. Elizabeth Ozaki. ROW 2: Mark Hughes. Gaye Iwasaka. Gen Aoki. Mary Anne Umekubo. Jan Togioka, Dave O ' Reilly, We hope to give students the op- portunity to engage in chemical activities and give them recogni- tion for scientific achievements. So stated Mr. Joseph Reinhardt, sponsor of one of North ' s three science organizations-the Elements club. This year, the club activities in- cluded individual and group lab- oratory projects and demonstra- tions. Also, this group of students visited industrial chemical plants in the immediate area. The Chemistry Club took on one of the busiest years ever for a science club. Sponsored by Mr. Anthony Gallo, the club provided its mem- bers with a variety of experiences in the lab (somewhat career or- iented for those interested in a physics field), and also worked as a service club to NHS. This year, the group conducted several field trips and listened to guest speakers from industries. They also viewed films available from these industries. Other activ- ities included science projects and reports by students on them, pro- viding assistance for students who were absent, supplementing lab work with special experiments, and investigating into the field of ecology. The annual club banquet was held at the end of the year. ELEMENTS CLUB: Steven Bradley. Alan E, Smith, Charles Gaugh. Craig Hayashlda. Jim Kawagoye. Pat Shuss, Joel Lerstad, PHYSIOLOGY CLUB: Gwenn Wolff, 90 Ikeda. Diana Inouye, Janice Morfeld. Susan UtIey. Janice Wood, Tom Any person who had taken a phys- iology class had the opportunity to be a part of one of NHS ' most educational and scientifically- minded clubs. Sponsored by Mr. Stanley Keller, the Physiology club was one of nine new organiza- tions to take shape this year. Although it was fairly small, this group of students quickly organized and began to seek out places of interest. In November, several members attended a Youth Health Fair and listened to lectures on cancer. Other attended an evolu- tion seminar at Narbonne Baptist Church. Saxons also went to Occi- dental College in December to sit in on several seminar-discussions. The groups hopes to visit a hospital and a scientific research lab in the future.