Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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'vi r 300 STUDENTS POLLED i Do you presently have a job? H gg Q ' ' YES 6470 Nl34c!o How many hours a week do you work on an - average? B 10420 43673 liao-aoioaefxg' 30-40 1804 How, much do you earn in an average week? -L l5539f60 3954 l560'9e021'7J 991205190 What is your approximate grade point average? unaerzgsi eAbovef3.5 Wimmb 771' -48o'5 rruu . 3505, he 'Noioo' 1-as err V4O9'a' 43cA5' or flop righlj Senior Chris Woodward straightens a display in Richman Gordmarfs Home Entertainment Department. lbot- lom Ieftj junior Doug Churchill checks one of his Italian pizza specialties while workingat Valentino's. fbottom rightj Sopho- more lenni Pfizer gets much needed advice from a fellow em- ployee at Burger K ing. ,r-lf' Q' ix W . Riff ,V jobs helpVikings .. 3

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Since opening its doors in 1924, North High School has undergone sev- eral changes. It has gained a parking lot on thettsouthpside, a fence,tarou,nd the perimeters, as well as an entire new wing. North has also become a coni- puter magnet, with some of the most modern ,facilities in the city. These were gradual changes, occurring oneat a time, contributingfto the over all growth of the school. ln the next two decades there will be more drastic changes, however, due to a,25-year lan being proposed to the school board.'The proposal, which will ultimlateljy change both the infe- rior andthe exterior of the North facility, is subject to school board approval as well as the availability of funds. i , 1 A forty member committee consisting of North High students, parents, faculty, alumni, and local business persons has made a list of priorities for the years to come. Some ofthese include theialteration and remodeling of the science department, parking lot, foreign language department, tro- phy r,poms,,common areas, athletic, fields and indoor ,facilities Thfijlphanygges would work to make the school look and ieellarger, more comfortable, and more modern to both students and visitors. p N Thoughiclasses '88fthrough '90iwill have graduated ilas l'ong5befor,eIsthes infi- provemehnts are put into effect, North can stillbe a sourceof pride to all co as alllffnn' tothe SFU'-louflflslng 99mmlflmtY' s',s L fi A ' f, '1 ' X f,,,,,,, .K f'f ! sg we so we ff, Iilll 6 'YQQ 5 s ,ff oi qi? ikece, 0 Q2 s k s Q K ff' 1 cb is fgafgi 'ff X JXQX , rv. 2 Q 9 9 ' Ev 'A I I ' X 920 is it i Z 47 V5 O f' O 4, a a , yn, QW? up 9 ,X ff 'K X mg gy gtg i . ff XN C53 9 Gia C23 V , f f ' y. X' fv fx Q. K if , x g X X we a y vi ' f I r X, Qt 3 ' R 'V fi it X Y, 5 'l l,. RX X X ik A if XX v 1' , f X ' - it ii- 'do 'x r 'W XX :fx AJ Q, QQ: i - f i .F Q Q , Ya M , z .lg 1,-2 . gp x , L xx 3 4 a tk, X t it r . 49 Q, '. XX X 0 ,M X La s- .i - xt 2 Tv .x - -X sf ' , t Y ,Q sg Gt H' - 'i X 'Yi 4 N i fx Harb, 5 . - as x , i, Q i in X X Ci Si 36 -P 41 Q 'D ,aa k' CL h it! X , is X ' 5 O, O' '3 lm li' Tv m WJ: gg 'Q QQ Z-fd l My T5 Q3 C51 lr M Z ,, ' it va g I NX fy Ein, ' fo 9 fx!! aa, fa ae f paw .P E 9, Qnr , 16