North Kitsap High School - Viking Yearbook (Poulsbo, WA)

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Spirit-Building Hard Work At N.K. NK J we wal V57 Looking toward next year's larger student body, the Varsity Rally Squad acquired another Cheerleader for the basketball season. They planned for an eventual eight-girl squad. A new club found its place at North in 1969-70. Boys and girls joined the Viks and took over the duties of the past Pep Clubs. By having fund-raising events, they tried to overcome debts incurred by the previous clubs. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ABOVE were Marsha Zuarri, Penny Pendergrass, Nancy Roberts, and Merrilec Swanson, ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleaders departed for an away game. LOWER LEFT: Another change was the addition of Cheerettes, Cindy and Wendy, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson. BELOW: Viks' Club, FRONT ROW: Valorie Mueller, Nancy Roberts, Debbie Gilliland, Debbie Ereth, Connie Moshner, Dianne Munroe, Lisa Gordanier, Advisor Mrs. Hanaway, ROW 2: Linda Jacobsen, Karen Pitt, Patrice Molnar, Linda Wahl, Dianne Bellin, Rose Mercer, Jeff Davies, Noreen Knnatzar. ROW 3: Debbie Stearns, Colleen Tobin, Brenda Vanderhalf, Kris Ryan, Luann Wales, Mary Duncan, Becky Baker, Karen Rova, John Griffith, BACK ROW: Dennis lioem, Barbara Strathman, Marsha Zuarri, Patti Wallin, Betty I-Iarris, Cindy Duncan, Sue Gurley, Debbie Magnuson, Dianne Wood.

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,. PAM STRAND CINDY DARLING MOLLY EPPERSON QUEEN KAREN DON LEYCOTT W PAM HARLAN KARLA TREISCHEL CONNIE MOSHNER

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Musical Groups: Top Performers In School The music classes were North's most productive extra- curricular activity, The biggest thrill for majorettes fly Kris Ryan, Judi Valley, Lora Christiansen, Rhonda Olsen, Leanne Lindahl and drum majorette Molly Epperson was the parade in honor of Astronauts Gordon, Conrad and Bean. North's band, guided by drum major Jim Richards 123, led the parade through downtown Seattle. Concerts, parades, contests, candy sale - all kept mu- sicians hustling all year. New activity for the Music De- partment was a 20-girl Drill Team which started practice in February, At the same time the classes were rehearsing for the musical Maine, they were also preparing for two band groups and larger classes when North becomes a four year high school in September, Band members in Q33--FRONT ROW: Konni Hoover, 1 b, X. DMS-gy Jayne Brooks, Lora Christiansen, Becky Klein, Debbie Forbes, Marty Smith, Cheri McGar1'y, Debbie Smith, and Linda Wahl. ROW 2: Lisa Gordanier, Judy Maki, Ron Johnson, Molly Epperson, Ginelle Beebe, Debra Barr, Carol Bale, Woodie Baldwin, Kathi Edmonds, Gordon Dalby, Chuck Dryden, Paul Knisely, Gordon Tinnin, Greg Belkle, Dave Jordan, Paul Odden, Kregg Hoover, Jim Richards and Chris Judkins. ROW 3: Glen Robbins, Kristy Hoover, Wanda Schaefbauer, Elaine Podominick, Mike Gallanger, Karen Jordan, Paul Moore, Diana Ciganik, Doug Talmadge, Mike Myrvang, Jim Owens, Paul Tweiten, John Jenkins, Eric Prindle, Stephen Morgan, Denton Cun- diff, David Stevens, Tim Koivu, Bob Haynes and Kim Ho- over, STANDING: Gordon Brown, Rhonda Olson, Don Talmaclge, Bob Atack, Bob Lesoing and Bruce Michelson. 73-gb' if 'ff lx' f-g.,jii1,,i,,fU 14 . ,, , M , V V K f . - ry off se A -.1 . .- .if