North High School - Valiant Yearbook (Torrance, CA)

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The ICC Carnival proved profitable for all who participated. Aside from C C boosting the budgets of various clubs, the carnival was a memorable C ' I and fun occasion. It provided the a r n chance for cultures, food, and peo- ple to be intermingled. l The next Tim O'Neill. Will he make it? When Girls Meet Guys. The first and probably the last annual Amer- . C, ican Redheads Basketball Game was held in March of 1974. A sparse crowd came to view what had been deemed the battle of the sexes. At the start of the game, the coaches appeared somewhat embarrassed to be en- gaged in a contact sport with members of the opposite sex. The Redheads started the game with a light-hearted southern attitude. Their somewhat humorous antics disap- peared along with the coaches' embarrass- ment as the game approached the end. Per- haps the surprise of the evening came when the coaches pulled off a 89-88 victory. A game of twister??? Why don't you come over and see me sometime!

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. .a:iiii6i2iLBiia29LSiulLSi.ei1am::,,,s .. WJVVV , Life passes so swiftly but we must look toward the future We hold the key to what we can do Only in ourselves can we open the lock Greg Smelser - I . That we forget what we've done. I I want to thank this year's Annual Staff for helping me to arrange the Seasons of '74 . We all worked very hard to make this annual one of the best. Seasons of '74 was created to give the Student Body of North High School many ha py memories of the past ye Sincere Jolene

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Ed Bowen makes a gallant effort to score, Saxons Go All the Wa to the 1974 C.I.F. 4-A Saxon defense triumphs again. Left To Right: Brandt Humphrey, Tim O 'NeilI, jim Zambarelli,