North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

Page 159 text:

The Foot Bone Is Connected to the Ankle Bone. .. PHYSIOLOGY CLUB: Row 1, lanis Nakashima, Linda Pruss, Linda Lem, Elizabeth Ozaki, Colleen Annes, Debbie Osborne. Row 2, Gary Barsley, Brian linuma, Donna Stanton, Kathleen Annes, Phillip Onishi, lanis Lem, lon Kunch, Stewart Condo, Walter Carlini. Their Minds Belong to Ele ELEMENTS CLUB: Row 1, Tommy Kobayashi, Billy Takigawa, Randy Yamanoto, Bill Sakatani, Mitchell Taguchi, Dwayne Kumura, Lee Danbara. Row 2, Mary Nishimoto, Shirley Takigawa, Brian linuma, Scott Avera, Doro- thy Sheaman. Row 3, Don Kojima, Mark Takeyama, joel Lerstad, Tim O'Reilly, Ron Shimizu, Carl Ogata, Dave Atkins, Richard Sakatani, Tom Wolff. The Physiology Club was sponosred by Mr. Keller. During the year the mem- bers studied the function and the use of each organ in the human body. To make their study more interesting and meaningful, they toured hospitals such as South Bay, Kaiser and Little Com- pany of Mary. Some of the events that were more leisurely was a Christmas party, and a pot-luck dinner. ITTGIWTS The Elements Club which was sponsored by Mr. Rein- hartbhad a very good 1973 and 1974 year. They ex- plored scientific experi- ments and demonstrations. They had a Christmas pot luck dinner in which the Chemistry Club was invited. The dinner was a successful event, and everyone had fun. The Elements Club went to local industrial plants to increase their knowledge of element sur- roundings.

Page 158 text:

Latin Club Visits the j.P. Getty Villa I 1 l Although the Latin Club is not one of the larger clubs on campus, it is one of the most active, Latin Club is an all-year-'round club, largely due to its association with the lunior Classical League. In the summer several members par- ticipated in the National JCL convention held this year at the Claremont Colleges. There the students received a standing ovation by their fellow delegates for an outstanding job in putting on the Roman Banquet. In the fall under the leadership of President Cyndi Campbell, club members held their annual Saturnalia. Latin students visited the newly opened I. Paul Getty Villa in january, and made several visits to UCLA to attend various plays and lectures pertaining to Greek and Roman literature. Meanwhile, stu- dents were busy attending to housing matters for one upcoming state convention in March, as Housing Chairman. At Gardena High, students became enthusiastically involved and won several honors at the State Convention. Club ac- tivities include an open house, emphasizing the feasts of Ceres and the rites of spring. The Spring Roman Banquet with all the pomp and splendor of ancient Rome and to complete the calendar some members plan to attend the next National Convention in New Hampshire during the summer. The North High Latin Club Viva La French Club Getting ready for the Latin Club picture. li x T525 1 1135 The North High French Club

Page 160 text:

Scholarship Society Mixes Brain To start off the 1973-74 year, the Scholarship Society began its annual membership drive. Soon enough the Society boosted its membership to some 60 odd members, consisting of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, making it one of the larger clubs on the North High Campus. Under the leadership of Club President Carl Ogata, the first major 1st semester activity for 40 club members was a walk Knot drive, to save gasl to South Bay 42 to see American Graffitti . The major 2nd semester activities included a weekend mountain trip to Crestine on March 8,9 and a ban- quet in the spring honoring Gold Seal Bearers in particular, as well as hard working members of the Society. One of the happier members of the Scholarship Society. Senior Class Scholarship Society lt's easier doing homework on the floor