North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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I I M1 1 Y vi w:3T'5. - '- , in 4- F Hfewm' It is on the sound education of the people that the security and destiny of every nation chiefly rest. -Kossuth he can The best education in the world is that got by struggling to get a living. A little learning is a dangerous thing. -Alexander Pope Wendell Phillips Talent is that which is in a man's powerp genius is that in whose power a-man is. -James Russell Lowell Early instruction in truth wil error. . l consider a human soul without education like marble in a quarry, which shows none of its in- herent beauties till the skill of the polisher fetches out the colors, makes the surface shine, and dis- covers every ornamental cloud, spot and vein that runs through the body of it. -Joseph Addison l best keep out Tyrone Edwards Mio! CLASSES PERSONNEL ORGANIZATIONS ............ 84 ROYALTY ....... .....I22 ADVERTISERS ........ ....I62 ATHLETICS. 4 ,.f Peffvfvzef MRS. DOROTHA BELL MISS KATHERINE BATES Girls' Counselor Girls' Counselor MRS. JOY ROBINSON Dean of Girls MR. JACK HILTON Vice-Principal of North High School MR. TOM MCQUIN Social Science Lab. MR. FRED LOW Social Science Lab. MR. CHARLES RHOADS Boys' Counselor Aihletic Director QM MR. CARL COLMAN Attendance Officer .NTI V G M 5 'Aq+, 'T X. ' fy I . L . .5 In i . - il . .,.ii' A MR. JOHN HERMAN Dean of Boys JF' Wm Www! ff? We Www From the left: Albert S. Gould, Member o e 7 . V nt Kern County Union High School ond Junior College District: Williom T. Boldwin, Member of t e oo McCuen, District Superintende , Ruggenberg, Member ofthe Board. MR. GEORGE WILLIAMSON Principal of North High School Foam' M Www . KJ. ftp, .fr ,qs 'Q 5 vwilir' -5 f th Bbord Chester W O'NeiIl Clerk of the Boordg H. E. Woodworth, President ofthe Boordg Theron L. h B rd, Donald E. 9 M ,lg Mrs. Paul Stevenson PTA President ' ' s . f. Mrs. James Berry Vice President , . 1 2 2 Q . ff. :7 Seated, left to right: Mrs. James Berry, Mrs. Paul Stevenson, Mrs. Roy Montgomery, Mrs, Henry James. Standing: Mrs. W. Norclheim, Mr. George Williamson, Mrs. Clyde Nowels, Mrs. Henry McCune, Mr. John Herman, Mrs. William Drennan. The above is the Executive Board of North Highs PTA. Smorgasbord Committee: First Row, left to right: Membership Committee: First Row, left to right: Mrs Mrs. Henry James, Mrs. Henry McCune, Master Henry James, Mrs. Henry McCune. Second Row Melvine Ellis, Mrs. Clyde Nowels, Chairman. Second Mrs. James Berry, Mrs. Paul Stevenson, Mrs. W Row: Mrs. James Berry, Mrs. Paul Stevenson, Mrs. Nordheim, Mr. Jack Hilton. George Williamson. WMA? of sw hp. tiljx ffigugwq MRS. GLADYS HILDREMYR MRS. LENORE TATUM Attendance Secretary Bookkeepef ,, . 'uv h MRS. SHERLEE YEAGER Attendance Secretary . Q -GSI, Ir. gyt I 96.7 I . -,, - A ,T ' ,S MISS CONNIE HURST Clerk Typist -4' A 11 lk MRS. JEANNE BALLARD MRS- JOAN SLATE Library Clerk LibrarY Clefk I . MRS. RUTH HILTON Sec. to Principal MRS. PAT ANDERSON Sec. to Vice-Principal MRS. DONNA BUNDY Clerk Typist MRS. BARBIE ROSS Registrar 4: -wk -ix M .f, , - ' -vu .Lil f K.: 1 'it R if , SQ 7. A I .. Cbfezfm 9122! l 5 f it ' 4 : . 2? I W ,f 4 ,S X F x sf- is J Q - f 1 ., , . My 'V' to r A Seated, left to right: Velma Glasgow, Jean Barger, Jennie Estes, Cafeteria Manager, Eleanor Gable, Nettie Blessen. Standing: Ann Burger, Barbara Roberts, Susan Conkling, Susan Fields, Lola Lasater. fmfzw Seated, left to right: Lindsay Keeney, LaVerne Garrett, Herman Falter, Mary Jo Page, Joe' Kuzminski, Francis Madruga, Elwood Bryan. Standing: Joe Ellsworth, Head Custodian, Luther Jackson, Giovanni Matteucci, Jerry O'NeilI, Ballard Ennis, Eliga Dillinger, Hap Beasley, I SSP -tv xi 1-,,,f MR. ALAN MCKENNEY Long Beach, California Whittier College, B.A. Washington State College Merchandising 11,127 Student Store. Business Club Co-Ad- visor, Work Experience Program, Finance Committee, F a c u I t y Club Treasurer, Ass't B Foot- ball and Frosh Baseball Coach. DEPARTMENT HEAD MRS. EDITH MANLEY Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B.S. Stenography 1i,I2, Sec arship and Awards Com mittee. MRS. ANN ARNOLD Kansas City, Missouri Fresno State College A.B., M.A. Typing 10, Office Machines 12. Business Club Co-Advisor. 0 retarial Practice 12. Cur- riculum Committee, Schol- 3491726.20 ' MRS. ROSE ZAKARIAN Williamsport, Indiana University of Indiana, B.S. Typing 10, Business Training 9, Office Training 12. Co-Ad- visor of Associated Women Students, Welfare Committee. MISS ALICE ANDREWS Oxford, Ohio University of Indiana, B.S. Business Principles 11, Business Training 9. Senior Class Ad- visor, Faculty Club Secretary. MR. JACK BOWLES Los Angeles, California University of Southern Calif. B.S. Bookkeeping ll, Business Training 9, Photography 1O,l2. MRS. RUTH VIBE Julesburg, Colorado University of Colorado, B.S., M.S. Typing IO, Business Training 9, Office Training 12. Business Club Co-Advisor. - i it-a MISS ROSELLA KERCHBERGER Fremont, Nebraska University of Nebraska B.S., Colorado A and M, M.S. Home Economics IO,11, 12. Division Chairman, Home Economics, FHA Co- Advisor. f1 Tx MRS. DOROTHY SLICK Bakersfield, California University of Missouri, B.S. Home Economics 9, Muth- ematics 9. Future Home- makers of America Co-Ad- visor. Sqft! 950 MISS WANDA ANDERSON Kathryn, North Dakota Jamestown College, B.A. San Jose State College, M.A. English IO,ll. Co-Advisor of Associated Women Students. MR. MARK BLANKENSTEIN Jackson, Mississippi Mississippi Southern College, B.A., M.A. English 9, Journalism. Universe Advisor, Writers' Club Co-Ad- ' ' mmittee. I MR. HENRY HORWEGE Brooklyn, New York University of Calif. at Los Angeles B.A. English IO, Drama 9-IO, Read- ing Improvement. N a t io n a I Thespions Co-Advisor, Rallies and Assemblies Committee. DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. ROBERT NEFF Seattle, Washington Seattle University, A.B., Columbia University, New York. English ll,l2g Journalism, Galaxy Advisor, Curric- ulum Committee, Publicity Committee. MISS KATHERINE BATES Iowa City, Iowa University of Iowa, B.A., M.A. English IO, Counselor. Comet- eers Co-Advisor, Girls' Coun- selor. MRS. THELMA FLETCHER Fort Smith, Arkansas University of Arkansas, MRS. FLORENCE GHOLZ Ripon, California College of the Pacific, B.A., M.A. A-5- English lO,ll, Speech 9-IO Forensics 9-12. National Foren sics League Advisor. English 9,II. Noon Recreation Club Co-Advisor. MISS ANDYCE ORDE Los Angeles, California MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE Bakersfield, California University of California at Texas Wesleyan College, B.S., Los Angeles, University of Oregon, M.A. B.A. English 9. Cometeers Co-Ad English lO,I I. Junior Class Ad- vigor, visor. .2 MR. FRANK GRAY Minneapolis, Minnesota University of Minnesota, B.S. English IO,ll. School Publicity, Co-Advisor of Associated Men Students, Elections Committee. MR. DONALD SOELBERG Salt Lake City, Utah University of Utah, B.S. D ra ma Il-12, Reading Im- provement. National Thespians Co-Advisor, Coordinating Coun- cil Committee, Rallies and As- semblies Committee. MR. RICHARD BROWN Bakersfield, California San Jose State College, A.B. Geography 9. Megaphone Club Co-Advisor, Varsity Swimming Coach, Ass't C Football Coach. MR. WILLIAM KINNETT Los Angeles, California University of Southern Calif. 8.5. Geography 9. American History ll. Megaphone Club Co-Ad- visor. DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. DICK HEBER Hutsonville, Illinois University of California, A.B., U.S.C., M. X. World Affairs 12, World History IO. Curriculum Committee, Scholar- ship Committee. 153 bo MR. MAX EVANS Winner, South Dakota University of South Dakota, B.A., Drake University, M.A. Geography 9. Constitution Com- mittee, B Basketball Coach, C Football Coach. MR. DEAN LEWIS Los Angeles, California University of California at Los Angeles, B.A., U.S.C., M.S. G eo g ra p h y 9, Mechanical Drawing 9, Wood Shop 9, Soc- iology 12. Sophomore Class Advisor. V '.,. MR. RAYMOND ALCOCK Rupert, Idaho University of Idaho, B.A., M.S. Economics and Political Science IQ, Sociology l2, .American History il. Junior Class Ad- visor. MR. EDWARD GRAFF Everett, Washington University of Washington, B.A. Economics and Political Science l2, Sociology 12, American History ll, Mathematics 9. Social Committee. MR. HAROLD MYERS Turlock, California College of the Pacific, B.A. Health Education IO. Serviteers Co-Advisor, Ass't Varsity Foot- ball, Ass't Track, and C Basket- ball Coach. I Dgaf. MR. WINFRED BOOTMAN St. Joseph, Missouri University ot California A.B. American History il, Cadets. Shooting Stars Advisor, Key Club Co-Advisor, AMS Co-Ad- visor, Elections Committee, Var- sity Wrestling Coach, Ass't Swimming Coach. MR. KENNETH KIEFER Coronado, California University of California at Los Angeles, B.S., U.S.C., M.S. American History il. C.S.F. Co- Advisor, International Student Committee, B Football Coach, Ass't Track Coach. av, MR. PAUL WILSON Ventura, California Stanford University, A.B., M.A., Harvard and Columbia Univs. Driver Education IO. Faculty Club Vice-President, Sophomore Class Advisor, Boys' Varsity Tennis Coach. gum.. MR. WILVERNE RYAN Sacramento, California Sacramento State College, B.A. Art 9, 'lO, ll-12, Applied Art. Division Chairman, Art, Art Club Advisor. MR HOWARD VAN DORN Buffalo, New York University of Buffalo, B.A., McGill University, Montreal, University of Paris, France, M.A. nch 9 10,10-ll. Writers' Club Co Advisor, Scholarship Committee. MR. RONALD WARD Portland, Oregon University of California at Santa Barbara, A.B. Advanced Choir, Girls' Chorus, Orchestra, Driver Education 10. Tri-M Co-Advisor, Choral Club Advisor. I MRS. MELZA BARR Riverside, California University of California, f ig . ' 2 ff., fe'f1'sr'l X X Q 2.1, . ' 5, . lvl I -Lf! ,l ' ,Aw 'if MR. ERNEST GRAF San Pedro, California San Jose State College, B.A., M.A. Band, General Chorus, Music Appreciation. Division Chair- man, Music, Tri-M Co-Advisor, Pep Band and Starlighters' Ad- visor. MR. WALTER PEDERSON Madelia, Minnesota University of Minesota, B.S., Mexico City College. Spanish 9, English 9, Modern Spanish 9,lO,l0-ll. Division Dance Class. Spanish Club Co- Chairman, Foreign Languages, Advisor, Modern Dance Club Spanish Club Co-Advisor. The North High Modern Dance Club presents Twinkle Toes Russell and troupe to a packed house. 'V A L 1. c. I.. MRS. BEULAH WOODRUFF Bakersfield, California University of Southern Calif., A.B.: U.C.L.A. Librarian. Audio-Visual Services Co-ordinator, Text Book Super- visor. MR. RUSSELL NILES Newaygo, Michigan Western Michigan College, B.S. University of Michigan, M.A. Mathematics 9, Algebra 9, Senior Mathematics. Constitu- tion Committee. DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. ELMORE LUND Parker, South Dakota University of South Dakota, B.S., Syracuse University, New York. Trigonometry 12, Geom- etry ll, Mathematics 9. Senior Class Advisor, Cur- riculum Committee, fm' 95021. MR. DWIGHT BRADSHAW Bakersfield, California Stanford University, B.S., M.A. Algebra 9,iO, Geometry 10, Student Finance. Serviteers Co- Advisor, Finance Committee MR. JORDAN ELIADES McGill, Nevada University of Nevada, B.A., Univ. of Southern Calif, M.S. Algebra 9,lO. Big N Co Advisor, Varsity Football Coach Varsity Golf Coach. Faculty Club President. MR. ROBERT RUSSELL Loveland, Colorado Colorado State College of Education, B.A., Stanford University, M.A. Mathematics 9, Algebra 9, S e n i o r Mathematics. Varsity Baseball Coach, Ass't B Foot- ball Coach, Coordinating Coun- cil. MR. ALLAN SLATE Nashville, Tennessee Vanderbilt University, B.A., M.S. Algebra 9, Mathematics 9 Geometry IO. California Schol arship Federation Co-Advisor. Newcomers to the North High staff for the '58-'59 session . , . Mississippi, east, New York, north, Washington State came from as far south as . . . and west, our own Southland. Kansas, Missouri, Idaho Ar ' kansas, North Dakota, Ohio and Nebraska are also represented czmce D50 DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. AUBREY ALLEN Lawton, Oklahoma University of Colorado B.A., B.S., M.A. Biology ll, Health Ed- ucation 10. Big N Co-Advisor, Ass't Var- sity Football Coach. Advanced science students are preparing for their first trip to the moon. MR. BEN CHICHESTER Sandpoint, Idaho University of Idaho, B.S., M.S. Life Science 'lO, Biology ll, Chemistry il. Science Club Co- Advisor. MR. ROBERT NEWBROUGH Barstow, California California Institute of Tech- nology, B.S., Stanford Univer- sity, M.A. Chemistry 11, Physics 12. Sci- ence Club Co-Advisor, Scholar- ship Committee. MR. GLEN WHEELER Exeter, California Fresno State College, A.B., M.A. Physical Science 9, Life Science IO. Science Club Co-Advisor. llniluititln Syracuse, Club Advisor. l Mama would skin you boys alive if she knew you had her handy-dandy hydrogen peroxide production condensing unit. MRS. ANN STEVENSON Russell Sage College, B,S. IR.N.t School Nurse, Allied Medical New York Girls Girls ming visor I MISS ALICE NUNES Lemoore, California P .wwf .gaflcafmfz if Fresno State College, MISS PAT ADAMS A.B. Alhambra, California P.E. Il-12. Chairman, University of California P.E., Girls' Varsity Swim-- at Los Angeles, Coach G.S.C. Co-Ad- Girls' P.E. 9. G.A.A. Advisor, Girls' Varsity Tennis Coach. IM MR. TOM BAILEY Hollywood, California University of Southern Calif. at Santa Barbara, B.A., Stanford University, M.A. Boys' P.E. II-I2. Chairman Boys' ,P.E., Varsity Basketbc'l Coach, Social Committee. 4 MR. SAM BARTON Bakersfield, California San Jose State College, A.B. Boys' P.E. 9,IO. Noon Recrea tion Club Co-Advisor, Ass't Var- sity Football Coach, J.V. Basket ball and J.V. Baseball Coach MRS. GRACE KORNEMAN Oxford, Ohio Miami University of Ohio, B.S., Columbia University, M.A. Girls' P.E. lO,l'l-'l2. Advisor to Song and Cheer Leaders, G.A.A. Advisor. MR. DEAN BRITTENHAM Brady, Nebraska University of Nebraska, B.S.g University of Colorado, M.S. Boys' P.E. 9,IO, Health Educ- ation IO. Varsity Track Coach, Cross-Country Track Coach, Big N Co-Advisor, A youthfull frollc Yah, yah, yahll You can't catch melll the eternal hand fmfirzimf MR. JAMES BABCOCK Bakersfield, California San .lose State College, B.A. Mechanical Drawing 9, lndust- rial Drawing lO, lO-ll. Cam pus Affairs Committee. M T MR. STANLEY FRANCIS Bakersfield, California San Jose State College, Metal Shop 9,lO,l l-12. Rallies and Assemblies Committee. .le MR. WALTER GRAINGER Bakersfield, California San Jose State College, B.A. Auto Shop 'l'l,l2. Campus Af- fairs Committee. and the perpetual enioyment of clasp. MR. HOWARD O'NElLL Bakersfield, California San Jose State College, B.A. wood shop 9,1o, ll-12. op- timist Hi-Y Co-Advisor. R MR. ROBERT OSMOND Carpinteria, California University of California at Santa Barbara, B.A. Mechanical Drawing 9, Archi tectual Drawing 'lO,ll,l2. Co Advisor of AMS, Elections Com mittee. DEPARTMENT HEAD MR. WILBUR TURNEY Porterville, California University of California at Santa Barbara, A.B., Oregon State College, M.S. Industrial Science il, Electricity ll. Chairman, Curriculum Com- mittee, Scholarship Committee. fgsn MR. JOHN ULMAN Brownsville, Pennsylvania University of California at Santa Barbara, B.A. Crafts 9, Metal Shop 9, Ad- vanced Crafts. Ass't Football and Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Advisor. Smartly attired and prettily posed for the Prom - how uncomfortable can one be? V 1 f 4, , .. ,M ' 5 ,.tF:'ff . Sf. , , rlzizge-ki M XAx4w,:QL-1 - . f .NN 'ww 6 firm . E-N ' , ri QQ? K' I ... .1 ,. V W. ,. ,H v.H.XA',,.,l r., ijl -1 CL , , fig- - .V ' Qefzfvf O1-75'z'ef.v 3 EDDIE DUNN President , .,-- TOMMYE DOBSON Vice President ELMORE LUND Advisor 72. nib. D SAUNDRA RICHARDS Secretary I ,- LINDA LeJEUNE ,Q -,'. ' Treasurer MISS ALICE ANDREWS Advisor X Lili? vi .ge if I M N.. 1 3 45 5 Qlfddlldfif' KP, Dignified, quiet, sedate, restful luncheon at The local Tea room. PATRICIA ALEXANDER Home Economics JANET BASHAM Merchandising Q54 'S BARBARA ANDERSON Merchandising JOHN BASSETT General Mechanics MARY BAILEY Sienography JANYCE BATEMAN Srenography , ,-i.'-v-, iff ,V R3 , . . .A 5 ' E - J i .r,,, 3 . U 1 2 A ..,f ' ef, ' V23-T51 'lag .c a ri , ,i,,. . Lx in .- -x 'Q wswF.42y wif!- 2' wir ill. is ' ii-QI Sf. I 'wif' JUDIE ABERNETHY Merchandising LARRY ADAMS Social Science AILEEN BALES Merchandising STUART BAUGHER General Education ,346 1 eykmg GLEN ADAMS Natural Science PENELOPE ALBRITTON Bookkeeping LaVERNE BARKER Art JONE BEAMAN Sfenography 52 Car f 1 I ..q,.-' 4 I QQ QQ XXI RONALD BEAMAN Bookkeeping DONALD BLACKBURN Music JUDY BREWER Mathematics CAROL BUCKLEY Merchandising ID' if f:'r.:f PHILIP BENDER Natural Science ANNE BONDS Merchandising CHARLES BRI DGFORD Woodshop LINDA BURGEMASTER Merchandising I ' 4,514 :i i S' It ' I +V. QR' 1-JL:-. Rf' JOYCE BEST Merchandising EARL 'BOOKER Social Science BILL BROGDIN Social Science VERNON BURKE Q57 SHIRLEY BILYEU Merchandising H JUDITH BRADSHAW Language Arts BOB BROGDIN Social Science RICHARD BUSBY General Education Art can I - eg f- C E 1. ,V -' -. I1 lf- 2 Q f , l S 'f J I . 4.5Zli35'., r. '?'I' Es. 5 'il'-f rg + Mikel fs C .. - stszf-,fgl 1 wg I if 'E eg W fi Q - If cs . 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'V PHILIP DAVIDSON Mathematics CHARLENE DELANEY Merchandising LINDA DIXON Language Arts WYLETTA SUE DO 'lk Merchandisir ELAINE MILLS DOWDY Social Science CLARENCE ELDER Social Science sfvw ,Sidi TOMMYE DOBSON Language Arts JANICE DOTSON General Education PHILIP DRAKE Bookkeeping CALLIOPE ELIOTOU Social Science -F554 LGJ UANA DOLLAR Merchandising BRENDA DOWDY Stenography JOHN. DUNN Mathematics RICHARD ENYART Social Science RICHARD ERICKSON Auto Mechanics DIANE EVELYN Language Arts JULIA FAIRCHILD Language Arts JERRY FEIST General Mechanics BETTY FIELDS Notural Science CARL FISHER Language Arts SHARON FRYE Social Science PATRICIA GARNETT Mathematics JACQUELINE GESS Merchandising ix . fc , I I T + 'I :I ffggqx ,' X i E I I I X I QF !! ff II I 'L DQ X ,I rw JUDY FISHER RICHARD FLITCRAFT LORETTA FORD Language Arts Bookkeeping Home Economics ELLIS GAMBLE Woodshop Q ' ROBERT GAMBOA General Mechanics GRANT GARDNER Mathematics if I f A He who runs around in LOREN GASSER as a big wheeI. Mat ematics YVONNE GLICK BETTY GOLAY JOHN GREGORY Sienography Social Science Auto Mechanics If fx ' F , -J I ,R , -wg. 2 ,fi :Q g ,. - I 51.5-1?g'-Q? milk .' :4f 5s?. 51? R iff' .. ' ff lf ' '3' BOYDEAN HACKNEY Language Arts wi f 'fi 5' ff as , I 9 ' Ax. I ff.- iff.ff'2'o1 5' I 'f i . , RICHARD HARBIN Industrial Arts ,ff :ir-vi' circles s hall be known GERALDINE HERRON Bookkeeping rewxvg-,qkgu..,,+.. X If, s 33 .13 NORMAN HICKS Mathematics 1 11 3' rg r -Eff Jager ?' an, s 3739- i '-::4'4'- ,,l.-4 -M ,,g1yg,'n..1 .JK .xl -Q. - , 7 .qs .,.. uma. L gl 1 su P MARY HARDING Merchandising RON HARRISON Mathematics ROBERT HARVEY Mathematics AUTREY HAWS Natural Science SARAH HENDRICKS Social Science CAROL HILBERT Home Economics L .. by .,.gg F xtfgiff f Nxyeaxx 9 5 s A 'N .4 . iq? -s gif , av? nygmx i .. 345, 1 Va Mtstx . a us as ,null .1-21.4. f, ,-' lik' .1 av I f::.i -+R ,R 11 1 tw' ,, .L 'fn It Vg, , B v Q N X , K . -I 4 cant M L , . 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'af . . ,, , Q if 6 Rv-'JE' 1 :I E, J, , 2 .1 ,. ,, 'stew ww r , x ,vii fa K - LEWIS HOLDRIDGE Auto Mechanics TOMMY HUMMEL General Education EARLENE JOSLIN Home Economics JON KEITH Mechanical Drawing 9 H I ' ta 1,3 .I 'I , II 'i JERRY KELLEY Industrial Arts JOHN KING Auto Mechanics CAROL LeBARGE Stenography MICHAEL LOPETEGUY General Mechanics 'X- 2 ik L., L it -fi it I df N V i -we I PEARL KENNEDY Home Economics WAYNE KING Auto Mechanics RONALD LeFEVRE Auto Mechanics GALE LUPINEK Bookkeeping JOHN KIDD Social Science SHARON KINNETT Home Economics LINDA LeJEUNE Mathematics JAMES MABERRY Social Science Qtif , T'- 'Gu GARY KIDNEY Mathematics ROBERT KOTENSKI General Mechanics PATRICIA LEWIS Music RONALD MARCHANT Social Science Os Nav' fig ix I :A f A i ui., .'f'. f 1.5, .l, .AU if f- s 1 . 2,55 T- . R- V gs. . N CHARLES KILLEN Social Science THOMAS LAYCOOK Mathematics RICHARD LEWIS Natural Science GLENN MARSTON Social Science 1 Y.. -I' H4 , FL s M' . 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G ' -f I -1 fxfpgf.. ,, 5-4. ...arf -5... f. tiff- 1 CN' rv t'i E' rs Y Q4 'ff raw' 'is N i 1 i X I A FRANKLIN MCDANIEL Merchandising WILLIAM NICKS Natural Science I 2+ LYNN R NORMAN Music HOWARD MCCOMBS SANDRA MCCOY THERESA MARSHALL Woodshop Bookkeeping NELSON JUDY MCQUEEN WILLIAM MCVAY Stenography Stenography Mathematics DIANA NOWELS Language Arts JAMES OAKS Auto Mechanics DONALD OVERTURF Social Science JANICE PALMER Merchandising SANDRA PALMER Art They're a bargain at 75c and one box top, Only took three CHARLES PARKER months and a trip to Finland. Social Studies ,J hifi' rx 1? F' EDWIN PATTERSON General Mechanics DAVID PEARSON Mathematics PENELOPE PEAVY Art FRANK PECARICH Natural Science VERNON PENNINGTON Architectural Drawing LINDA PIERSON Bookkeeping FELICITAS PIMIENTA Home Economics GARY POE Sociol Science CATHERINE POUNDS Bookkeeping JAMES PURPURO Auto Mechanics MARC RATZLAFF Mathematics JAMES PRATT Mathematics You can tool some ofthe people people some of the time but you all of the time. flaw JEANETTE RANSOM Bookkeeping MARY ANN RAWLINS Bookkeeping all of the time and all ofthe can't fool aII ofthe people 5 SANDRA ROSE Music LINDA SCHOENHOFEN Home Economics fx 1 RICHARD SALAU Auto Mechanics MARILYN SCHOENHOFEN Home Economics .f ' , Q rc 'A A Q' X s K H . i , I X ,AQ ,F MARILYN REASONER Language Arts LORIN REICH Architectural Drawing LORRAINE REICI-I Bookkeeping THOMAS REYES Bookkeeping BARBARA REYNOLDS Stenography REBECCA REYNOLDS Language Arts SAUNDRA RICHARDS Language Arts RONALD RICHARDSON Woodshop NERL RINEHART Merchandising CHARLCIE ROBBINS Merchandising gm ROBERT SCHULZ Social Science The last owner was a sweet little old lady from Pasadena. JEANETTE SIMKIN General Education JUNE SLATER Merchandising EUGENE SISCOE Natural Science GENE SMART Social Science DELORES SKAGGS Language Arts EDITH SMITH Home Economics ANGELO SCOTILLO Architectural Drawing BONITA SCOTT Home Economics RAY SCROGGINS Auto Shop D if l.lLl.lAN SHELTON Merchandising -and? LINDA SMITH Sfenography VICKY SPEAKE Stenography JUDY STARKS Merchandising KATHERINE STRANGE Language Arts FN '-vi -vfv S-.J THEODORE SMITH NaturaI Science JENEANE SPRAY Bookkeeping JUDITH STOCKTON Natural Science SHARON STRUNK Sfenography ,5,, 0-be ibn. 4 51,1 lp' WINIFRED SMITH Bookkeeping ALICE STACEY Home Economics DAVID STOUT General Education DEANNA SUMMERS Bookkeeping JUDITH SWEENEY Mathematics LARRY TAUSSIG General Education CECIL TERRY Auto Mechanics QI '52 asnuliky BONITA THOMASY Music ANITA THOMPSON Stenography ix ,ag C? FQ! ' 6- -3 JAMES THORP General Education JAMES THOMPSON General Mechanics DONALD TIDMORE General Education LAVADA TINNEY Home Economics PATRICK TODD Mathematics CONN l E TOWNSEND Stenography SHARON TROTTER Bookkeeping 1. Ewa A , l Q 13' Atl - f- an i ki 4' ROBERT THREEWIT KERRY THULOWEIT TERRY THURMAN Woodshop Mathematics Business Education fddldfif N A charming circle of Aztec graduates are shown chit-chatting BETTY TRUESDALE Stenography PATRICIA TURNER Merchandising if at their recent dinner dance PATSY TURNEY General Education ROBERT TYACK Natural Science PHILIP WEAVER Social Science Xfyrll' RAN DLE WHEAT Industrial Arts KEITH WOODS Industrial Drawing ' as file .. 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I Popy Eliotou, this year's foreign ex- change student, came to North High from Heraklion, Greece. Popy en- tered into the swing of campus ac- tivities with eagerness and ease. She was readily accepted by the en- tire student body due to her charm- ing personality, and friendliness toward everyone. Popy was saluted during International Friendship Week in February, an activity designed to honor our foreign exchange students. It can definitely be said that Popy was an asset to North High during her stay here. It is with tenderness and sadness that we wish Popy bon voyage as she returns to her home in Crete. J BEST LOOKING Judi Willhite cmd Jimmy Moberry BEST BUILD Vicki Holman and Don Overfurf ' 1 BEST PERSONALITY Soundrcz Richards cmd Mike Lopefeguy 2 ff? , ' A ,f A .mb q.,,5.- ,, W ..-4. 4. -,,w V rs M, ,, . . 1,1- lm. mv :- A R4 ,n:'?FI- 2 -y1.f-,rg ,gg ff Vs 'Q rf- '..-.f,'.'-1. Ag-or ,wi et. . , ..-.. f rg' ..:---A ,,,',' A-.-1. . M,,.f..f- yr, ,W , ,,, . ff. W- . 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A ,' , ' MP' V 'J' L51 . qi 1 1.- Q, M . -.K - v Q f ,H W . M, . 9 G ,mg W- W. , ' 1 gl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tommye Dobson and Tommy Laycock 'Q . 1 !!!f!f!!!L sl . ..,,c?, kat N.. X T, ,. .,..-- -,WM-,. wg., S X-.-'Q 12.1, , ' L! A L.-M., W: , A,., , , M ,J ,, .f ,V BEST DANCERS Doris Webb and Randy Wheat L ll C fb 1 IQUZIUI' ' JJDIE ABERNETHY Associated Women Students 3, 4, Transfer. GLEN ADAMS Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Wrest- ling 2-4, Big N 1-4, Key- Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2. LARRY ADAMS Band 1-4, Drum Maior 4, Thespians 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Coordinat- ing Council 4, Citizenship Award 1. PENELOPE ALBRITTON Spanish Club 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Transfer. PATRICIA ALEXANDER AWS 1-4, Megaphone 1-4, Student Teacher 3, FHA 1, Modern Dance 3, 4, FBLA 3. BARBARA ANDERSON Megaphone 1-4, FBLA 3, Future Retailers 3, AWS 1-4, Varsity Cheer Leader 4. MARY BAILEY Miss Spirit of Holidays 4, Modern Dance 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Future Retailers 3, Megaphone 1, 2, AWS 1-4. JOYCE BEST Commissioner of Finance 4, NFL 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 3, 4, GAA l, Student Council 4, Representative 81 Co- ordinating Council 4. SHIRLEY BILYEU AWS 1-4, FBLA 4, Girls' Chorus 1. CAROL BISHOP Associated Women Students 1-4. DONALD BLACKBURN Band 1-3, Associated Men Students 1-4. ANNE BONDS Modern Dance 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4, Megaphone I, 2, GAA 1, 2. EARL BOOKER Spanish Club 4, Associated Men Students 4, Transfer. JUDITH BRADSHAW GAA 1, 2, Megaphone 1, 2, AWS 1-4, Spanish Club 3, 4, AWS Jr. Rep. 3, Sophomore Class Vice President 2. BETTY BRAKEBILL GAA 2, 3, Associated Women Stu- dents 1-4. Those cute Jenkins kids - Craig and Marilyn. AILEEN BALES Band 1-4, Tri-M 4, AWS I-4, Busi- ness Club 4, GAA 1, 3. LAVERNE BARKER Associated Men Students 1-4. JANET BASHAM Associated Women Students 1-4. JOHNNY BASSETT Football 2-4, Track 3, Big N '3, 4. JANYCE BATEMAN Modern Dance 1-4, AWS 1-4, GAA 1, Cometeers 1, 2, Megaphone 1-3, Future Retailers 3. STUART BAUGHER Associated Men Students 1-4. JONE BEAMAN ASB Secretory 4, Thespians 1-4, Spanish Club 3, Cometeers 1, Mega- phone 2, Teen-Age City Government Day 4. RONNY BEAMAN ASB Vice President 4, Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-3, Servi- teers 1, 2, President 2, Key Club 3, 4, Big N 1-4, Constitution Comm. 2, Rallies 81 Assemblies Comm. 3. HIQLIP BENDER 'arid 1-4, Key Club 4, Associated Men Students 1-4. JUDY BREWER GAA 1, Megaphone 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, AWS 1-4, Modern Dance 3, 4. CHARLES BRIDGFORD Wrestling 2-4, Football 4, Associated Men Students 1-4. BILL BROGDIN Associated Men Students 1-4, Trans- fer. BOB BROGDIN Associated Men Students 1-4, Trans- fer. DAVID BROWN Thespians 1, 2, AMS I-4, Recrea- tion Club 1. CAROL BUCKLEY GAA 1-4, Spanish Club 3, Galaxy 4, Business Club 3, 4, Student Teacher 3, FHA 1, 2. LINDA BURGEMASTER Mixed Chorus 2, 3, President 3, AWS 1-4, Business Club 4, Mega- phone 1, Choral Club 3, Representa- tive Council 4. VERNON BURKE Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Big N 1-4, Serviteers 1, 2, AMS 1-4. RICHARD BUSBY Student Teacher 4, Galaxy 4, Art Edi- tor 4, AMS 1-4. CHERIE CARR Song Leader 2-4, GSC,3, 4, CSF 2-4, Thespians 2-4, Cometeers 1, 2, Best Actress of Kern County 2, 3, AWS I-4. RAY CASON Science Club 1, Associated Men Stu- dents 4, Transfer. ROY CASTLE Football l, 2, Track 1-4, Big N 3, 4, AMS 1-4, Citizenship Award 1, 4. FREDDA CHABOT Band 1, 2, Junior Class Secretary 3, FBLA 1, AWS 1-4. .IOE CHAMBERS Photography l, 2, Associated Men Students 1-4. MERLE CHERRY FHA 3, Associated Women Students I-4. JUDITH CIERLEY Megaphone 2, Medical Club 3, AWS I-4. BONNIE CLIFTON FHA 1-4, FBLA 4, AWS I-4, Future Nurses 4. TOMMYE DOBSON GSC 3, 4, AWS Treasurer 3, Senior Class Vice President 4, Tennis Team 3, Cometeers '1, GAA 3. LAJUANA DOLLAR Future Nurses 1-3, Associated Women Students 1-4. SUE DOLLAR Future Nurses 2, 3, AWS Recorder 1-3, ASB Welfare Committee 3, AWS 1-4. JANICE DOTSON Band 1-4, GAA 1, AWS 1-4, Mega- phone Club 1. BRENDA DOWDY Galaxy 4, Business Club 4, Associ- ated Women Students 1-4. ELAINE DOWDY Band 1, Associated Women Students 1-4. PHILLIP DRAKE Basketball 1-4, FBLA 3, Key Club 3, 4, Football 1, Business Club Presi- dent 4, AMS 1-4. JOHN DUNN Senior Class President 4, Key Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2-4. CLARENCE ELDER Football 2, 3, Baseball 1-3, Basket- ball 2, Wrestling 3, Spanish Club 3, Senfiteers 2. 5, 'U Can I help it if Santa didn't stop? JANET COLLEY Megaphone 1, GSC 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, AWS Historian 3, AWS Repre- sentative 4, -Speech Award 2. LOIS COLLIER Associated Women Students 1-4, Transfer. BILLY COODEY Football 1, 2, 4, Associated Men Students 1-4. ROBERT COOPER Football 4, Associated Men Students I-4. VIRGINIA CRISMAS Fi-IA 4, Avvs 1-4, Galaxy 3. PHILIP DAVIDSON Basketball 1-4, Sophomore Class President 2, Commissioner of Clubs 3, Key Club 3, 4, TFGCIQ 2, AMS I-4. CHARLENE DELANEY Megaphone 2, 3, GAA 1, Band 1, 2, Associated Women Students 1-4. LINDA DIXON Swimming 3, Spanish Club 2, ASB Historian 4, Future Nurses 3, GSC 4, GAA I. CALLIOPE ELIOTOU Student Council 4, GSC 4, Art Club 4, Forensics 4, Megaphone 4, For- eign Exchange Student. RICHARD ENYART Football 1-3, Baseball 2-4, Wrestling 4, Key Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2, Big N 3, 4. RICHARD ERICKSON Science Club 3, 4, Associated Men Students 1-4. DIANE EVELYN Modern Dance 1, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Megaphone 2, Galaxy 3, AWS 1-4. JULIA FAIRCHILD Spanish Club 2, AWS 1-4, Universe Staff 4. JERRY FEIST Associated Men Students 1-4. BETTY FIELDS . Debate Club 3, Associated Women Students 1-4. CARL FISHER Football 4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 'I-4, AMS I-4. JUDY FISHER AFS Exchange Student 35 Commis- sioner of 'Rallies 35 GSC 3, 45 Cometeers 1, 25 Freshman Class Vice President 15 Megaphone 1-4. RICHARD FLITCRAFT Football 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Basketball ly Business Club 45 Swim Team 3. LORRETTA FORD Spanish Club 45 FHA 45 Associated Women Students 455 Transfer. SHARON FRYE Megaphone 1-45 GSC 3, 45 Modern Dance 45 Varsity Song Leader 45 B Song Leader 35 AWS 1-4. ELLIS GAMBLE Associated Men Students 1-4. ROBERT GAMBOA Football 3, 45 Baseball 35 Associated Men Students I-4. GRANT GARDNER Baseball 35 Track 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Big N 45 AMS l-4. PATRICIA GARNETT Megaphone 1, 2, 45 GAA 35 Spanish Club 2-45 AWS 1-45 Malorettes 45 VFW Award 2, 4. LOREN GASSER Football Manager 1-45 Baseball Manager 1-35 Basketball Manager 1-45 AMS 1-4. JACQUELINE GESS AWS 1-45 GAA 2-45 Business Club 4, Secretary 45 Drill Team lp Rep. Council 25 Galaxy 45 Y-Bachelorettes 2. YVONNE GLICK Girls' Chorus 15 FHA 25 FBLA 45 Future Nurses 45 AWS 1-4. BETTY GOLAY FBLA 3, 45 Megaphone Club 2, 35 AWS 1-45 Girls' Chorus 2-4. JOHN GREGORY Recreation Club 1, 25 Associated Men Students 1-4. BOYDEAN HACKNEY Art Club I5 Tennis Team 2, 35 Mega- phone 1-35 GAA 1, 25 AWS 1-4. RICHARD HARBIN Football 25 Associated Men Students I-4. T ' '- Y I 4 1 RON HARRISON Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 CSF I, 25 AMS I-45 Key Club 45 Track 2-4. JEANETTE HARTMAN FHA 35 Associated Women Students 1-4. ROBERT HARVEY Associated Men Students I-4. AUTREY HAWS Football 1-45 Track 45 Baseball 1-35 AMS I-4. SARAH HENDRICKS Advanced Choir 2-45 Tri-M 2-45 Future Nurses 2-45 All-County Honor Chorus 3. ALICE HERRON Modern Dance 1, 25 AWS 1-45 FHA 1-45 Drill Team 25 Office Girl 1-3. GERALDINE HERRON GAA lg Associated Women Students I-4. NORMAN HICKS Baseball I-35 Football 15 Recreation Club 2, 35 Publicity Manager 35 Associated Men Students 1-4. CAROL HILBERT FHA 1-45 Historian 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. MICHAEL HINDS Recreation Club 25 Associated Men Students 1-4. BARBARA HINKLE Y-Bachelorettes 15 Associated Women Students I-4. NANCY HITCHCOCK GAA 1, 3, 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. JACK HOCK Cadets 1-45 Rifle Club 15 Associated Men Students 1-4. HARRY HODGES Wrestling 1-45 Baseball 25 Recrea- tion Club 1-35 Big N 1-45 AMS 1-4. LEWIS HOLDRIDGE Associated Men Students 1-4. LINDA HOLLOWAY Modern Dance 3, 45 AWS 1-45 Megaphone Club 2, 3, Co-ordinating Council Representative 3. Pabby caught in the actl MARY HARDING Modern Dance 3, 45 AWS I-45 Megaphone 25 Business Club 4. VICTORIA HOLMAN Modern Dance I-4, President 45 Art Club 1, 25 Social Comm. 45 Campus Affairs Comm. 35 Megaphone 1, 25 LYNNE HARRIS AWS I-4- AWS Historian 45 GAA 15 Mega- NORMA HUDSON phone Club lp Spanish Club 2, 3. Constitution Comm. 25 Spanish Club 25 AWS I-45 Megaphone Club 2: FHA 4. DUANE HUGHES Associated Men Students 1-4. TOMMY HUMMEL Associated Men Students 1-4. WAYNE KING Football 15 Basketball I-45 Auto Club 2, Big N 3,45 AMS 1-4. SHARON KINNETT ' Megaphone 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 45 Modern Dance 3, 45 FHA 2, 35 GAA 1, 2. dit has Baccalaureate '59, COPPER HYATT Associated Men Students 3, 45 Trans- fer. CRAIG JENKINS Universe 25 Key Club 3, 45 Junior Class President 35 Serviteers 25 Stu- dent Council 35 AMS 1-4. CHARLOTTE JONES AWS I-4, Vice-President 35 Galaxy 25 FBLA 35 Welfare Committee 35 Megaphone Club 2. PATRICIA JONES Megaphone 1-45 Varsity Song Leader 45 B Song Leader 35 Modern Dance 25 GSC 3, 45 Valentine Sweetheart 35 AWS 1-4. EARLENE JOSLIN Cometeers I, 25 FHA 15 Student Teacher 45 AWS 1-4. MAXINE JosuN FHA 15 Student Teacher 45 Cometeers 1, 2, Publicity Manager 25 AWS 1-4. LANCE KARBER Band 1-4, Sergeant 45 Swim Team 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Assembly Comm. 15 AMS 1-4. FRANK KECSKES Spanish Club 3, 45 AMS 1-45 Thes- plans 35 Band 45 Co-ordinating Council 4. RILEY KEESTER Band I, 25 Key Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Wrestling 2-45 Swim Team 3, 45 Baseball 2. JON KEITH Football 15 Associated Men Students I-4. JERRY KELLEY Basketball 1-45 Big N 3, 45 Base- ball 35 Associated Men Students I-4. PEARL KENNEDY GAA I, 25 FHA I, 25 Associated Women Students 1-4. JOHN KIDD Baseball 2-45 Key Club 3, 45 As- sociated Men Students I-4. GARY KIDNEY Band I-45 Baseball Manager 2, 35 Associated Men Students 1-4. CHARLES KILLEN Advanced Choir 45 Thespians 45 As- sociated Men Students 45 Transfer. JOHN KING Associated Men Students I-45 Auto Club 1, 2. ROBERT KOTENSKI Band I-45 Track 15 Cadets 1, 25 As- sociated Men Students I-4. THOMAS LAYCOOK CSF 3, 4, Co-ordinating Council Representative 45 Associated Men Students 1-4. CAROL LEBARGE CSF 1, 25 FHA I5 GAA I5 VFW Award 25 NOMA Award 35 AWS 'I-4. RONNIE LeFEVRE Basketball 15 Track 1-45 Big N 3, 45 AMS 'I-4. LINDA LEJEUNE Y CSF 2-45 GAA I, 35 Megaphone 1, 25 Modern Dance 1, 25 Senior Class Treasurer 45 AWS 1-4. PATRICIA LEWIS Band 1-45 Galaxy 3, 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. RICHARD LEWIS Associated Men Students 1-4. MIKE LOPETEGUY Football 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Serviteers 25 Big N 1-45 Associated Men Students 1-4. GALE LUPINEK Tennis Team 1-45 GSC 3, 45 GAA 1, 25 Megaphone 1-45 Citizenship Award 25 Cometeers 25 AWS I-4. JIMMY MABERRY Football 1, 25 Track 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Big N 1-45 Junior Class Vice President 35 Key Club 3, 45 AMS 1-4, President 45 Serviteers 1, 2, Historian 2. RONALD MARCHANT Tennis Team 1-45 Key Club 3, 45 Associated Men Students 1-4. GLENN MARSTON Finance Comm. 45 NFL 2-4, President 2-45 Rifle Club 1-4, Secretary 45 Key Club 3, 45 Tennis Team 45 AMS I-4. LARRY MARTIN Football 45 Wrestling 45 Big N 45 Associated Men Students 45 Track 4. LARRY MEIER Basketball 1-45 Big N 1-45 Associ- ated Men Students 1-4. QQRIZIDI' THERESA MELTON GSC 3, 4, Cometeers 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Medical Club 3, 4, Historian 4, Galaxy 3, Universe 4, Art Editor 4, GAA 1, 2, AWS 1-4. LAWRENCE MERRIMAN Track 1, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 2, Associated Men Students 1-4. LARRY MICHAEL Associated Men Students 1-4. .IOHN MICHELI Football 1, Science Club 3, 4, Boxing 2-4, AMS l-4. DORENA MILLS Girls' Chorus 1, AWS 1-4, VFW Award 3, 4, NOMA Award 3, AWS 1-4. GERALD MITCHELL Baseball 1-3, Serviteers 1, 2, Big N 1-3, Spanish Club 2, 3, AMS 1-4. JUDY MITTNACHT Spanish Club 3,,Medical Club 4, Associated Women Students I-4. KEITH MONTGOMERY Football 1-4, Wrestling 2-4, Swim- ming 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Big N 1-4, Band 1-4, AMS 1-4. ROSALIE MOORE Business Club 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. LQDENE Momzow ' GAA 3, 4, FHA 3, Recreation Club 3, Associated Women Students 1-4. LINDA MULLINS GAA 3, Student Teaching 3, Galaxy 4, AWS 1-4. LLOYD MCCLARD Football 2, Baseball 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Recreation Club 1, 2, AMS 1-4. HOWARD McCOMBS Associated Men Students 1-4. SANDRA McCOY Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary 4, As- sociated Women Students 1-4. FRANKLIN MCDANIEL Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, FBLA 3, Business Club 4, AMS 1-4. JUDY MCQUEEN FBLA 3, FHA 1, 2, Megaphone Club 1, 2, Modern Dance 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, AWS 1-4. WILLIAM MCVAY Band 1-4, Key Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, AMS I-4. THERESA NELSON Tennis Team 1, 2, Megaphone Club 1, 2, Freshman Class Council 1, Sophomore Class Council 2, Come- teers 1, Student Council 2, AWS 1-4. WILLIAM NICKS Associated Men Students 1-4. LYNN NORMAN 'GAA 4, Tri-M 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. DIANA NOWELS Cguas of '59 Treasurer 1-3,, Cam- GARY POE Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Big N I-4, Representative Council 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Band I-4, AMS I-4. .QQ To the club house at 4 gangl Spike's in charge. missioner of Social Activities 4, GSC 3, 4, CSF 1-4, Megaphone Club 1-4, Modern Dance 1-4, Girls' State Par- ticipant 3, AWS 1-4. JAMES OAKS Band 1, 2, Associated Men Students 'I-4. DONALD OVERTURF Football 1-3, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Key Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Big N 1-4, AMS I-4. JANICE PALMER Cheer Leader 1, Drill Team 1, Mega- phone Club 1, 2, Future Retailers 3, AWS I-4. SANDRA PALMER Cheer Leader 1, Modern Dance 2-4, Spanish Club 2, Megaphone Club 1, 2, Office Assistant 3, 4, AWS 1-4. CHARLES PARKER Football 1, 2, Associated Men Stu- dents 1-4. EDWIN PATTERSON Associated Men Students I-4. DAVID PEARSON Band 1-4, Key Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Tri-M 2, Pep Band 1-4, AMS I-4. PENELOPE PEAVY Art Club 2-4, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Medical Club 4, ASB Publicity Committee 4, AWS 1-4. FRANK PECARICH Student Body President 4, Baseball 1, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2, Big N 1-4, Executive Board 4, Con- stitution Comm. 4, Citizenship Award 1-3, AMS 1-4. VERNON PENNINGTON Shooting Stars 2, Photography Club 2-4, AMS 1-4. LINDA PIERSON Recreation Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, Representative Council 1, 2, Office Assistant 1, 2, Library Aid 2, AWS I-4. FELICITAS PIMIENTA Future Homemakers 2-4, Meggphohe Club 2, Associated Women Students 1-4. CATHERINE POUNDS GAA 1-3, Swim Team 3, 4, Mega- phone Club 1, 2, Galaxy 4, AWS I-4. JAMES PRATT Football 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Wrestling 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Big N 3, 4, AMS l-4. JAMES PURPURO Big N-1-4, Football 1-4, Associated Men Students I-4. JEANETTE RANSOM Business Club 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. MARC RATZLAFF Football 4, Band 1-4, Sr. Class AMS Representative 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 3, 4, 'AMS 1-4. MARY RAWLINS Y-Bachelorettes 2, FHA 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. MARILYN REASONER Modern Dance I-4, Megaphone Club 1-3, Spanish Club 1, Future Who says time doesn Retailers 3, Campus Affairs Comm. 3, AWS 1-4. LORIN REICH Baseball 1, 2, Tennis Team 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Teacher 4, Football 4, AMS I-4. LORRAINE REICH Future Homemakers of America I-4, Vice President 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. THOMAS REYES Football 2, Track 1, Big N 1-4, AMS I-4. BARBARA REYNOLDS Megaphone Club 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, CSF 2, 3, Y-Bachelorettes 2, FBLA 3, Band 3, AWS I-4. BETSY REYNOLDS Galaxy 3, 4, Editor 4, Teen Age City Government Day 4, Frosh 81 Sophomore Class Council Member 1, 2, Representative Council 2, 3, ASB Publicity Committee 4, Student Teacher 3, AWS l-4. SAUNDRA RICHARDS Senior Class Secretary 4, Song Lead- er I, CSF 1-4, GSC 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Cometeers 1, 2, Modern Dance 2, 4, Megaphone Club 1-4, AWS I-4. RONALD RICHARDSON Big N I-4, Football 1-2, Basketball 1, Swimming 3, 4, AMS 1-4. NERL RINEHART Band I-4, Key Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2, Tri-M 2-4, AMS 1-4. CHARLCIE ROBBINS Business Club 3, 4, Associated Women Students 1-4. SANDRA ROSE Band 1-4, FHA 4, Associated Wom- en Students 1-4. RICHARD SALAU Recreation Club 2, 3, Shooting Stars 2, 3, AMS 1-4. LINDA SCHOENHOFEN Recreation Club 2-4, GAA 3, 4, As- sociated Women Students I-4. MARILYN SCHOENHOFEN Future Homemakers of America 'l, GAA 3, 4, Associated Women Stu- dents 1-4. ROBERT SCHULZ Baseball 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Key Club 3, 4, Serviteers 1, 2, Big N 1-4, Student Teacher 4, AMS 1-4. 3 V - .L ,,,,,,. I il! I I I 't heal all wounds? ANGELO SCOTILLO Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club 1, Rifle Club 2-4, President 4, Cadets 1-4, Captain 4, AMS I-4. BONITA SCOTT Associated Women Students 1-4. RAY SCROGGINS Associated Men Students 1-4. LILLIAN SHELTON GAA 1-4, Sales Committee 15 FBLA 45 AWS 1-4. JEANETTE SIMKIN Associated Women Students 1-4. EUGENE SISCOE Science Club 1-35 Secretary 35 Stu- dent Store Manager 45 Baseball Manager 3, 45 AMS 1-4. DELORES SKAGGS Spanish Club 2-45 Citizenship Award 45 Megaphone Club 1-45 Mixed Chorus 15 AWS 1-4. .IUNE SLATER Modern Dance 25 Drill Team 2, 35 Business Club 45 AWS 1-4. GENE SMART Football 1-45 Baseball 3, 45 Wrest- ling 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Serviteers 1, 25 Big N 1-4, Vice President 45 Associated Men Students 1-4. EDITH SMITH GAA 1-45 Future Homemakers of America 1-45 Associated Women Stu- dents 1-4. LINDA SMITH Universe 25 Megaphone Club l-47 Future Retailers 35 Modern Dance 25 GAA 15 AWS 1-4. THEODORE SMITH Football lg Track 3, 45 Science Club 1-45 Big N 45 AMS 1-4. WINNIE SMITH Business Club 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. VICKY SPEAKE Modern Dance 2-45 Megaphone Club 1, 25 Future Retailers 35 AWS 1-4. JENEANE SPRAY Megaphone Club 3, 45 Social Com- mittee 45 Student Council Representa- tive 35 Modern Dance 3, 45 AWS 1-4. ALICE STACEY Future Homemakers of America 1-4, Historian 3, Reporter 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. DAVID STOUT Football 1, 3, 45 AMS 1-4, President 45 Baseball 1-45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Serviteers 1, 25 Big N 1-4. JAMES THORP Football 1-45 Basketball 15 Track 35 Baseball ly Serviteers 1, 25 Big N 1-4. Girls' Service Club of 1818. KATHERINE STRANGE GSC 3, 4, President 45 CSF 1-45 Sophomore Class Secretary 25 Mod- ern Dance 2-45 Cometeers 1, 25 Megaphone Club 1-45 AWS 1-4. SHARON STRUNK Spanish Club 2, 35 Choral Club 35 GAA lg Business Club 45 AWS I-4. DEANNA SUMMERS Spanish Club 2-45 Treasurer 35 As- sociated Women Students 1-4. JUDITH SWEENEY Tennis Team 2-45 Spanish Club 35 GSC 3,45 AWS 'I-45 GAA l. LARRY TAUSSIG Cross Country 1, 25 Football 1, 35 Associated Men Students 1-4. CECIL TERRY Auto Club 1, 25 Associated Men Students 1-4. BONITA THOMASY Advanced Choir 3, 45 Choral Club 3, 45 Art Club 2-45 Tri-M 2-45 Science Club 45 AWS l-4. If first you don't succeed, try . . JUDY STARKS GAA lp Business Club 45 Megaphone Club lg Y-Bachelorettes 25 AWS 1-4. JUDITH STOCKTON Tennis Team 2-45 Spanish Club 35 Medical Club 15 AWS 1-4. ANITA THOMPSON GSC 3, 45 Cometeers 1, 25 Mega. Phone Club 1-4, Secretary 35 Office Assistant 45 AWS 1-4, JAMES THOMPSON Cadets 1, 25 Associated Men Stu- dents 1-4. ROBERT THREEWII Football 1-45 Wrestling 2-45 Track 1-45 Associated Men Students 1-4. KERRY THULOWEIT Track 1-45 Football 1, 25 Photog- raphy 2, 35 Big N 1-45 AMS 1-4. TERRY THURMAN Football 1-45 Track 3, 45 Boxing 1-45 Big N 1-45 Band 1-45 Dance Band 45 AMS 1-4. DONALD TIDMORE Football .3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 As- sociated Men Students 1-4. LAVADA TINNEY Thespians 3, 45 FHA 1-45 Megaphone Club 3, 45 Medical Club 3, 45 Future Business Leaders 2, 35 Dramatics Club 3, 45 AWS 1-45 Transfer. PATRICK TODD Science Club 3, 45 Associated Men Students 1-4. CONNIE TOWNSEND AWS 1-4, President 45 Megaphone Club 1, 3, 45 Modern Dance 1, 3, 45 Welfare Committee 45 Cometeers 15 Rally 8. Assembly Committee 3. SHARON TROTTER Megaphone Club 2, 35 Modern Dance 1-45 GAA ly Cometeers 1, 25 Thespians 35 AWS 1-4. BETTY TRUESDALE Song Leader lp Megaphone Club 1, 25 Modern Dance 2-4, President 35 Future Retailers 35 AWS 1-4. PABBY TURNER Cheer Leader 3, 45 Megaphone Club 1-45 Future Retailers 3, 45 Medical Club 45 Modern Dance 1, 25 AWS 1-4. PATSY TURNEY Band 35 Future Homemakers of America lg Spanish Club I5 AWS 1-4. ROBERT TYACK Baseball 1-35 Associated Men Stu- dents 1-4. ROBERT VALENTINE Football 1, 2, 45 Baseball 1-45 Band 1, 2, 35 Big N 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Spanish 'Club 25 AMS 1-4. DONNA WALTON h Future Homemakers of America 1-45 Associated Women Students I-4. CHARLES WARREN Business Club 1-4, Vice President 45 Football 1-35 Tennis 1-45 Basketball 15 Galaxy 4, Sports Editor 45 AMS l-.4 DONALD WATTENBARGER Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice President 35 Football lg Key Club 3, 45 AMS 1-4. PHILIP WEAVER Track 1-45 Band 1-45 Football 15 Pep Band 1-45 AMS 1-4. DORIS WEBB Megaphone Club 2-45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Modern Dance 2-45 GSC 3, 45 Cometeers 1, 25 AWS 1-4. ROY WEITZEL Key Club 45 Shooting Stars 2, 35 Finance Committee 45 Advanced Choir 45 Choral Club 45 Cadets 1-35 AMS 1-4. RANDLE WHEAT Track 1-35 Basketball lg Football 25 Associated Men Students 1-4. JUDITH WILBURN Spanish Club 3, 45 Modern Dance 45 Associated Women Students 1-4. JUDITH WILLHITE Cheer Leader 1, 3, 45 Modern Dance 1-45 Megaphone Club 1-45 Home- coming Princess 35 Cometeers lp Rallies 8r Assemblies Committee 1, 3, 45 AWS 1-4. ANN WILSON GSC 3, 45 Art Club 1-45 Science Club 35 VFW Award 45 CSF 35 AWS 1-4. J. C. WILSON Football 1-45 Basketball 25 Baseball 1-45 Band 1-35 Pep Band 25 AMS 'I-4. JEANETTE WOODS Megaphone Club 2, 35 Modern Dance 3, 45 Spanish Club 2-45 GAA lp AWS 1-4. KEITH WOODS Football 1, 25 Basketball 1-45 Swim- ming lg Big N 2-45 Serviteers 25 AMS 1-4. DONALD WRIGHT Football 2-45 Track 1-45 Big N 1-45 Key Club 3, 4, President 45 AMS 1-4. GLENDA YARBROUGH Modern Dance 25 Y-Bachelorettes 25 Associated Women Students 1-4. GARY YOUNG Cadets l-45 National Forensics League 3, 45 Key Club 45 AMS 1-4. JAMES ZIMMERMANN Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Swim- ming 3, 45 Serviteers 1, 25 Key Club 3, 45 Big N 2-45 AMS 1-4. DARRELL KAFF President IZ'Z'8f.f' -nb, 325093 4 H L MR. 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'ell it X S 0' i X V 41- WEE: - B. ' -film 1 ' Pam Bloxom Aubrey Boen Deborah Bondshu Sam Bone George Boston Mary Bosworth ' r or J , yt N , sp. J A f ff 1 I Y 1 Q f A f B --A D 'tfv l i A .gwifulrl Ruth Bowser Lawrence Braden Sandie Bradshaw Shirlee Bradshaw Loretrie Brakebill ,r. ,..- -s vga. 5 ' A , 5 'Q t f 1 . -7 . , 1 2 1-M' A .,, A XM 1 A f in : D' ll . . 2'-v J , . 1, S, ,gli A , 'R F9 -- :fern 16: Terry Buckley Ginger Burgemaster Stewart Burnett Eugene Bustamante Gerald Byron Leon Brewton 67 4 4 f 32 , 1 Alverna Carpenter CCW, ,C Q, 1. .. C -S + If 5 w C. -f 'Q ly E. 1 .Z-f K V ,, xr A l ' l M RC Q X ff x f -M . rlmb A I I Frank Carson Don Casey Linda Cecil Gary Champ Oran Charlsan Linda Cherry Kinney Childress Lorrilee Christensan Pat Chuculate America lies? Does anyone spot a poTenlial President here? Emma Collier Joy Comstock Larry Congdon Gene Con ner Gordon Conte Shawn Corning X' lr 4 as f, we ' Q -S' ol X ' W -r X Q. f . J 'rr , K , gg : ,A t C 2 ' ,, C C . Linda Cotton Linda Cox Wayne Cox Bev Crain Melvin Crismas - t , A yi' . 4' 1 E f K f... - r ' '?.'f.:S::1t:Zl: 1 6.42 Cv George Culver Bob Curran Dick Curry Alton Curtis Bonnie Davis 5 7, t g 1 , , 'Pi' A ' -11:2 fm' ' ,I 0.11 f f 5 ! IA Lf ,ll will Marilyn Dickey Barbara Dotson Ray Dragoo George Drennan Wayne Duncan I Marshall Churchwell Bill Clark C of 1' fl A I' 3 Wh ,S , 'vi 4,-NJ T ' ,, lf' A David Clark ' x 1, 'Tv If A 1 -v 7' cc 1 ' Glenda Clark - 9' 3 so E r 'Q 'Z C fx C MC A ,Y NJ L Jim Clark lf fe X - J +C ' ,fl 5 by is K. ' Larry Clark K' N . c I . .. N f-J A1 0 Betty Crissman Frankie Crown Fred Cline 1 all ll fs ' KK 'V' 1. X. 5 g Q rg ' K Nancy Cofield :'.. - I H - C L' , N rv' C C . Roger Davy Diana Dean 2 Q' Q 4 -C ' 1 if M we .' th 7 In ww A . g if K L, C, C ,CC- . K' P CC 4- A - All Ada Edrnoundson Bob Edwards Jerry Embry John Engstrom Clenta Essary - i pl mn , 1 l rg- ff Q J . 3' -2 -' 1 'P J-'i . A, Q W. ,. K. fo f-- ' V ., -f ' ' ? F 5 J J V' - 3, A lg ' X -X ' l Donna Eslep John Eubanks David Everelv Donna Fenton Deanna Fernandez Bonnie Fields Leanna Fields Pav Fields Joyce Floyd Aryan Ford 5 'Y Yu 5 L' 9 , L J ' ' J uni 1, 1 - -- A-av ,. ' N l of ' 1-'v V M 9 ,V Richard Fosver A ' M H' it Ry . . A , 4 I X , Im m 'f Gary Gaddy Jane! Galbreoth Poi Gardner Mike Garnet! Larry Garnett Daphine George Randy George in .M , , i D Danny Fowler Bill Giesler v V, ' A 0 1 .' .12 N ' I 4 :L ' A Brenda Glenn G Jim Froley Sandra Glossip ,of g.. v Q' Q ' ,Que 4-L g ' I Wayne Gollihar l 'ak J J A .Q Linda Francis V Alene Goodwin W Q . Q- I ilfr John Goodwin .-,, Atl Billie Jo Frazier Karen Grindslaff . o . , lf : A Q 0- 1 pqqgq ff I. , 3 1 fs ' , ' A V M, , A Hey, Bonnie - did The one with the spotted tail win' David Gumn 5 I Lone Frederrkson I QIJ5 ' S 1. Mcmha Freeman J . 43324 z a 1 A ,'llSng. . f- . r 5 . f . r g. D nw' Q O- ' W. -P chi f 2 K i will W 4 1 .ff nf V' r' J . : 1- ' . F' , -f 3 D - M J ' Ne o in 2 .egg . - ff ' P N' I mmf. 'NJ 'lfiii , 9 Bob Guy George Holbrook Mark Hall Mike Hall Joyce Hamm Alan Hancock Don Honvey - K lv ' - U K .3 ,, M A NJ 2,1 R 1 V , A ,. .. 1 . -y . x 'A' Bobby Harel Marilyn Harrington Mike Harrington Janet Hart Larry Harvey Barry Hoysleft Doug Hellwig Dianna Helr Janis Henson Lehman Herd , 3 , n , Q , A t K wi -as 1 L f ef N Q x 1 ...-4: ' +1 ga L ...is If . f 1 i K K 1. .1 I I A W? r' ' V' . -4- 7 s -w 5 fb 1 1! if Rebecca Hershey Ruth Hickerson Corey Hicks Jack Hicks Dorothy Hilbert Stanley Hill Terry Hill Fiona Hinds Sandy Hobbs La Vonne Hodges .e ' 5- .. ,Y g....s if-' QC ' rw- 'R 1 J .. I r , f A I A as a I 7. 'xii I ,vw I -..I ,,f he ,a ' ' 5 I . I X 1' , ff Beverly Horton 3' A. 6 I xi' I W -, Gerald Holland Janice Holland Stephanie Holman Sharron Holmes Dennis Honeycutt Marilyn Honeycutt Barbara Horton 1 A5 ,, V on al 5 Richard Hughes Ruth Hough .. 5 ' ' e i ' 4 k ' . x , - I T' Martha Hunt , SN Q. Margaret Huntington Bill Howe 1 v 5 I 6 ' i vu ev 'eff 'r' X ff Mike lmhotf 4 I 3 -.. Don lmhoof Edward Howell 0 4 2: . if K V 4' , is wr v ' if lm A Y. .,. A. , Lee Jolse ' 'w if Harolyn Johnson X Carolyn Hudson I 1 X Q an s. . K Q- t .ti r . . ll vi' - ' How was he registered, Dr. Ross or Skippy. G b eorge Ko onic i , 14' 5 Dorothea Huff 6 -ff' i M 1 A an 3 . K I V Q , UU: a , up ' W A- A , ' Q., A . , - - 'E' l N iv ' a 5'-x yi ' , H i, , f if . I at f Q' g lx , y i gf, ' i 'V - .. A Y Q 1 A - f 3-an u 4- W A Sharon Huff Eileen Kapavik John Kcro Don Kecskes Anita Keith Charles Kelley Ron Kelley Mike Kelly ' ' A IT. KG 1- x ' Z' fvf J - ' 5' w' .'k, gy A 1, V, 4 -. - rl 'Qa, m . S J ,R V V1-,A . . . F l :Ll , 5 ' V . .if A '- 1 -B V -' Y ' 1' . . , 1 K wi X, - , 9 ' 7 I I ' ' U i I f .A i of me , K Doloris Kems Gory Kilbaurn Sandy Kilgore Artie Kindig Gene King Joe King Richard Kresha Joseph Kuhn Durward Klyrtz Bill Kurz I L L L rfllff ll L .a'rp 5r Glen La Gore Helen Lane Larry Laughlin Linda Lawrence L ff' ,ggi . li ,V Sharon Lohr Paul Long Jerry Loucks Paul Mober Y 5 r r A 546 A Lo Vada Masters Pom Mead Russ Melton , fr -le Y Morris .. ,' V I 1 5 5- ,,, R., Rita Lawton rr-3 -nr Cheryl Malay rf LIE ... . A, 'mf' . M if f . 1' 'A' 4 3. t 41,16 wk gg' Gwen Moy Sfephen May L Q 3' L .41 - A , M I tl-Y. Winston Mead George Mendiburu Jan Milligan Charles Molleneaux , .Q A. 5 Y , yalrnl JW Q H' f ,At A i ' John Morris Peggy Morrow Robert Mull L Nina Meadows 1. Q ff . . Vg, Az W I it , L .Q we Mary Laycook Richard Lewis Ronnie Liliedahl 'kj 1 s W ll .. 1 K Willie Mangham gill Manvel Bobbie Markham DSS .an- l l 1 xr ' . L. , Daniel Lindsey Marietta Lobre 5 z A A, iff - em ' .. F L- 5 4 Lloyd Marston Anita MGYHU L ,,,-t, at ' L ,d L st. - ' L 5 I - -' i,,, an L, A , 1 - 1' - ' an 3 I I Edna Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Robert Moore Keith Moore Verna Moore Q Q35 A 139' L rf ' L- y jg l t r- 1: F! . Ken Milliniks Harold Murdock Wayne Muse 5l1effY MCAll5'e Lynn Mccollum This one l Carole Morris A ,, g ' im Sr. .lx Darlene McCown 43 , :EW I N' x I . M ,, ,. -iff ss., P: . 4:7 2 . s -ei' 3' Sandy McCune Bob McElwaney Leonard McGill Phillip McGIolhin Bill McLean u fm X I. 3 is . I - A 0 'Q gs Qu C fvfr 'J' . Y P y 1 Donna Osburn Joy Overshiner Sherril Overstreei Penny Owens Carolyn Puckebush made myself. -5 3 - .g 'W as 0 'Q lf r X 42 A-.l I ' k' . l . ' P il . A l' 1 P P I J fill' ' ' I I X A 1 i i . 7 Sheila Pefersen Ivan Peffif Frank Phillips Glenda Phillips Loren Phillips , K i V Y c , . . In Q .1 Q! ,3 'sv E -,1 f - ,, I we' X L '7 f v' ,L 4' C a E1 P C P fill X , ll C l Ronnie Pounds Brian Powell Brenda Powers Ken Powers Tona Powers nfl' Q -Q Kavhy McNab Nancy Null V -Cs' .., n'. Ronnie Padilla Sieve Parcher 5.4 VJ . .sf Karen Parker ,ga tl Christie Pennington 5 'gazi- -N , . we L- .. P or ,V 'M' Q 4 EL 7' in 1 , ' a 'J i i ' JoAnn Ochesky Sandra Odom Jerry Orr w 9 . -va , W, J' I .?, 'K A 1 4 l- 'f Alvin Parker Captala Parker Ji P er I 1- -' N 3 ,iv Larry Paylon l L A has 5 . six M' Eric Percival 4 1 if Q I Kathy Pilgrim Chris Pimienta Richard Plyler x 5 9 -, . l ., .. 5 'MY5' '24 .A ,v I 9 .f ' ' A r Janice Pritchard Judy Pecchia 6 ' 4.. ..., I Merle Pefers .a 5' :Fai P 1:1 - 1 Penny Poe Carol Pope Q ' W 1 , FP Q I v Meredith Pryor Linda Quinton Mike Raasch Barbara Rankin ' f X x Johnny hasn't especially grown so very much This year . 'Q ' 1 4 Darrell Rich Joe Reyes QF. 419' Edward Ruble Ron Ruesler tif!-L? f . A S if 3' 'K ' ,pf , , .-. Gary Schneider Sug Scofigld , , A X Joan Simms Annetta Simpson -in t K. ' e 3 ' L .,. A I , qi ..-I. ,3 5. A, .X lui., Wesley Record Sharon Rector l.inda Reed Nancy Reed Sally Reeves Sheran Regehr Y S - wg , 'bv 4' 67 , Us S 5' 1 Q V Q Q' xr N , ' ' -1 ' Abi Mary Ann Riley Jim Robins 411. , A W M , . . --fv . X Robert Richardson Ed Roesch I A T ' 6 John Richards Kendal Rose ul ' lgll ' I 'J Billie Rosenthal iz' Guy Rounsaville at . 'Bob Royal 9 li' -57 ' 3' K y 1 1 ' Q ,Q 3 6- 6 '41 Q Q 'N 0 an , 59 gi ve f'- -Q Yi 1 as-'J tn r,,' Q K X in , I f , 1 i rats , A ,Aff Nita Rush Jim Sage Roberta Sallee Tam Salmons Bill Sanchez Bill Sanders Eddie Sauer Bob Schallock Q f' 4' ,Q sl A S ' sw 'Y iv' .W , . It :' sf' K4-I 'vs' :ef My is. , J ,.' , qu' Vi . 'i - 1 r A ii ,il W 4 4 i 13 fi s, I Robert SCVOQQVTS Linda 5C'099il'lS Jack Sherman Sugene Shoemdke Sammy Shippey Wesley Sherman Ardon Shopshire CarolYn 5'lU5 N :HQ V. 1, ' 36' '54 wh gf 2- -3 1, it J -M if'-es -ef i -f if iw x 0 4 K , ' ff C' X, r -if . 1 ye it P x Carroll Sinclair Ronica Skinner Barbara Smith Betty Smith Connie Smith Eddy Smith Travis Smith Susan SnYde' if f ' Q ga AWA 1:8 gp. ,G- ,t .gr ' H y 1. 4 tt: ... 1 A V . Y-,-w' if ,... 1 'fl i -2 Xi, i A . ' X ' S S 'T f- L osse f 5-5 . . ' Amisl. ff - I ,- 1 . HL Judy Speer Penny Stccke Charles Stalter Sandy Stephens David Stewart Jesse Stockton Larry Stout Larry Strunk Jose Stubblefield Carolyn Sullivan v . D ,. ,Q A ,- fi 4-:Q L 4 L- A ' H. Y A I F 4 x , x 'I 6 4 sv- g l xg 5, .ig X . ,Q 54' . W v x K F 4 Q. ,.- i V . -...f N .s -Q, X J Q.. Q , ky S , .- r , W . T I y N S it e ff nfl in A V S Ft ' 1 l. fl ' f ' 4 . 1' nfl I James Sweeney Shanna Swisher Deena Taylor Shirley Tedrow Keith Terry Marvin Terry Marion Thieman Johnnie Thamasy Glen Thompson Robert Thompson . lt , , - 4- .f K an X - A, W , 'A 'WQK' , ..! ' V -f yvr ef S ff.-T. . . L., I Q K ' llgrfl 5 All C, ,rf , ,7 t gg ' 1. , LW!! X X l ' 'itil ...' l X S h Wanda Tidwell Bob Turner Charles Unsell Brenda Wagoner Carol Wallace Gary Walters Patrick Washburn Phyllis Watkins David Wedeking Bobby Welch nl 9' S., . v A .Q X if T . ,,. i C7 Pat Welch Marilyn Wheat - 4' f 'O' sv- 4 V' it S' ,Z 4 - I , -..fm CU 0lY 1 Wl199lQY Q- A' S Q Q' ' 8 c Karen Wilson ll.. ' bl - , L , ' Mllfe Wl'EEl9V ,,,,,, 4 ll Jack Wilson ,. Q , . , ,--,-V ,f, 4 5 . . , -. y 't.Q.LE.ty Jeffv White if .. I ' Y A -Z-iii'-Zig.. storm waiimighby -:wif . 's,11lv2' . . . ' Lanny White ... . Orville William! Dixie Williams Harold Williams ' . . we iust stretched him a bit across two pages and two senior shoulders. '. T . L .,b at -5' . xy so syyss, i lll ,fe ssis Q fmt . A i 7, J '- I . K. 'fl' 1 v T' ilm Ronnie Wise .K 1 2' yy 9 ' y I i ly xl Larry Wilson Carol Winn Louis Wood Buddy Woods Bill Zimmermann IC-fE!'b728!l OIQZUEIJ' 1 . lr ,1 W l I2 RICK FALK President vs. MR. TOM MCQUIN Advisor jun-H .llyifg fig. I f.Uq.,,1-if 4 WINSTON CECIL Vice President MARILYN JENKINS Secretory i refs., , fra! 1-F341 f 'E .+ :bw I .,f Q MIKE MASTAGNI - .3 ' I 7 ji! iAQiy.,L ' 'Wg 33 Treasurer wwf. ,, ,iff MR. JOHN ULMAN Advisor 1 YN 1 ' I H V' s Y I 9 , x rg ABF I Zlv E EZ , tf, :Iii A . I X IA ' . . I 3 ' I I s I I - ' i w W, sk f df: I X .,,i. ,. 8' , .5 ' ,, ' la 4 'r X 1 X I x sf., .L+ 1 uf MELFFK 4 f 2 Lg, - ,W -1, . , -fx: xv, .mf Ami: i ' wr 9 an A K4- '4. 4 L x I I 2' , A Q v V A 1 -1' 1 W 1 x if H ' U Q- 1: 4 sr . . , J W V V . I W: - V .R A, y W? J x,. J I J y , , gg . f ff --f 1' 1.6 1 X 244 .xi 'W in ! ' 4- Linda Adams Marvin Adams Jim Addln Carol Addy Joyce Alameda Linda Allison Kathy Anderson Robbie Anderson Bob Anglin Frank Ashle sfvfi Y If 'L - ' 1 f K rf- ' - f- r',-:,1 jl- n, ,,'- ' -' vw -5 if J' , ,,,,.-o-' ' ,, ,.-uw' ...- his . ., 40 Hs' ,., A 7' 'Eff . A Y., I f . xr 18 4, 5- l x Phil Ashley Sandra Austen John Austin Judy Bailey Shown above are some of the mos? active and popular campus freshmen. X nw, f fl xt! Ill 3 kw, 1 ' . - . -1. Q 'E v Q K 8 K ' - - gg is Q Q as ' 'J 3 ' ,' 4 u x 4 , h ,rj gg my y . an ,ni N?-Y 1 K . K.:-, U' L .A ' S . X I9 Y ' Q ' :f l r M I yy j A J , ,C Doris Balch Steven Bales Dick Balmain Carolyn Banning Larlcie Barnett Jill Bassett Mike Batista Wade Baughman Ted Beaver gg, a Robert Belcher Carole Berry i 'ws . A Sue Beniamin Marion Berryhlll ,f 1 j K Y -.Ev Ax ' ly A ff 'i I 1 A 4 l M 11' Tom Benson Nancy Billingsley ':- I J Q 1 A. -- Rodney Bergman Judy Bilyeu , ' if ., E ,H ..,, Xv' 'i-. , W 3 but P, 1 ,ui ' All-'J l , . Jw' - 3 t i 3' 3: S- 6' ,v fn l 4' I if -S K 'E sl h I 3 -.1 5 .v . I gi V K Q. , y, as: f..f , if-P' Ns '- ew. 7, 5 if I ' -,-1 A .J , - fd i ,. 75 f f , , I L - 4 I I JI Bob Bimaf Carson Blacklock Steve Bloxom Vivian Bolen Penny Boller ,Gayle Bergman Mardee Boyd Gary Bradley Susan Brazeel Molly Jo Bright Suzanne Briscoe Mike Brogdin Virginia Brown 5' B 1' Yi' 1 , ' Q 6 , J C i f iv inf 5, 'i ll ,L fl , . w., :I ,.... David Brumin Mike Burr Cheryl Burress Fay Butler Sharon Bynum '- 45- 5 .,,, 4' ru? Y ' i r fy Lorna Brunton Carol Bryan Charles Buckey Lelah Cargill Cheryl Carpenter Sandy Carpenter Sue Carroll A gp.. i -33 Larry Burdick Q3 , 6 5. 'f 5 l C if' Billy Burgemasfer Sheridan Burgess 5. -is fs 4 BN John Cayori Winsion Cecil Richard Childers Dan Childress J. C Childress 'Sherri Chism Donald Churchwell Jack Cierley Mike Clark Dick Clark Janie Clayton J 5? Q, . Mary Clark li .3 .:: cy 5 N? I ii- - I Joe Cronk Betty Culliion YN Rena Clevenger xx .- Visiting day at the zoo. 4 Q i . l A X, ,, c, ' ' M M g ' ,-, , url' Q, igni- .. x ,, X ' 3 7 ' ' , 3 133 A K . -' il M , A f -' V -- f 'f Pauleile Clifford Mike Colbert Gary Combs Beverly Congclon Don Conway Margaret Coodey David Cooper Barbara Corning 'fl . 3 . , J Z- J gg Q . 6 'va-W. f t 3 ' , ' ' A J F est ' 4, A . ll lft' L - ,Lys Y Errol Cunningham Janet Curran Nancy Dare fl is 1 J . A X 11,4 1352.7 Charles Dennen Darrell Dennis Robert Drewry Dwight Dye Danny Farley - u A' Jerry Findley f H. 8 I lb : -1 QM... Q' J Z' X . , ',' 1 Q.. r V A ' ' . r V lr I i Lai., 5 Nrf' ' ,-- ,, 4- N v xv .sf -W A ef ,W - A V 1 ,.,, Q Z ff 'X if r I 1 J f . A 4 -L. Q. ' 0 - Brenda Davis Donna Davis Tommy Davis James Dawson Claudia Deaton Norman DeBusk Melvin Deeds .Q sq . ,W , f J fll C ' l .. I ,' -rr t A in la- VV Diane Dominguez Kathy Doody at QF' Judy Doane Nelda Dial Richard Dixon . I I Veryl Dragon r i r 3 John Drennan y Ja I I 'Y 4 i I . , 41 f Q lvl' 5 I' ' Richard Duncan W ,I 2 , 5 5 4 E ' A , xl! y .sua ,az , 4 E J 'f ' ,. . . JL ..L.r .., ' . . . and furthermore, if Im elected l M 'J QP ' ir, 4 I W rr 5 A y fr y A class, you-ALL. Evert Efaw ' J ' J . fa f x ' I' H ff V K wifi iv 61 1 K linda Eliason r in V A ' V X: V ' r - 4 Sharon Ellis ' ' I ' 1 Q E Tammy Ellis I 1 Don Estreich J -r 45: 'I Q Judy Evelyn 'R -A , A Gordon Fadenrechl Rick Fulk Judy Fehrlage :fl Ei Q ,A+ ' A A ef t,5 I J' . t 5 ' lm' ' 1-in J - he f My . ' v - ,y y gy K ' ' 1 ' Q 1 A f : Linda Fisher Patricia Flammang Lynn Flekal' Beverly Floyd Sandra Fortier Susan Fortier Jimmy Foster Jo Fountain , ive.-. f.,-.,,.,:pr1-pnm:,i,.. Q.,,.,.,-.vw f --,q ., ,R : l Q F' - 1 40 A fl A 4 'Z ,. ' ' M - ., A ' all L .f 1 sv .. 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Q ' ' I 1 Q ' 0 Carolyn Harvey 1 Sarah Hershey C Don Gaskin Z Eddie Gentry Randy Gunter Richard Hammond Jackie Hatcher , 441 V I 5 A I l x .4 Linda Hewes Eff li ,J Bill Hickerson Patti Isbell E fs i+ llll x. 5, 'ST' ' l 'lf K n f N . , ng In , .. K ,, is P YL ff-- fi ,,. lr I , ' H 1571 .,,iQ li ffl: 'V ,' .4 N - L l ,14f64X ll flu? 'J A ' Benny Hilbert Randle Hill Vernon Hill Bill Hitchcock V Ronald Hobbs Tom Hohenshelt Larry Holcomb Norma Holder Gilbert Honeycutt f V W 1 - f i,,q:-v , r . ,' 7 . . 4 , ' :V ,r f 'r - '- Q' 'f f K 4 ANI r F '1 'f J' Dwaine Howell Sharon Hubbard Douglas Hudson Levurn Huelsenbeck Beverly Hughes Richard Hummel Colleen Hunter ,, , 'ef '51 .. it S Carol lvegyer N my X Linda Johnson fv . Ronald Jackson V li lj Randy Johnson it ' - l i I I KW- if 6' Marla Jameson K ' Dorothy Jones X rye, S :rf 1 'liz' 1 . A , W y Everyone wastes time when they re , S Z if Don Jenkins k 5, V Edward Jones l VVVV 4 Q ff' F, W 3 ' fb A i W' .5 ' K, 'I H fl its liver- , s. , i 4: A-f A i er ., ,,e.. , R H Y W iw, I 3 I , ' , G! , f :ff-'W' ' . 'qiirsx 1'- 'E1 '-, , .. - , ., V ' ,L Marilyn Jenkins 3 I, ,, f '. 1 1 ,mg A, - g . Lindo Jones Loraine Jones Loyd Jones Sandy Jones Barbara Kabonic Carol Keller Pat Kelley 1 , w I . C 5,4 2 .A fb x Vbh A K ii'ees' it X R 1 R A ieee i s i f if e ,544 R .ii N - . i to ' . i Fi , , kk'k . 'rr' A L , ,' Q 1 Wi -A t-,. ' ' Z I , df K ' K W' K A r , ' . N , I M n w : il. ,i A A W sn, A I ii . .eg ia ., K. Mw st i Q is ,V ., , fhhh 111, rn ,V ,, A I W ,MA . V . 1 3 VVV. ., E if :ilk . ,gg M1 , Y ,, 1 F , L, , 1 A ' l . ml3lf1s.LAfa, ' 't Connie Kennedy Joe Kennedy Freda Keplinger Mike Kesterson Ronnie Kidney Bob Kieke Mary Killsourn Robert Killian Georgette Kinnard Deanna Kitchen .r i Q sv- 1 R 6 ' is L msg 9, J 'QW 5 4 . , .. m- 1 6- 3' . ' '33, r if 'fs 'Q .L W, 1 sy- I 3, 'r ,. mf . I ' . I 5 W ff , ' - N to 1 we A . in H- -vi Beth Langan Charles Lasater Joan Lauffenburger Mary Ann Ledbetter Ann Litterell Rod Longino Lee Lueollen Brad Maiors Charles Maman 7 L K l i L KY '- .. 0 i 4' , 4: 59' ' ' ' Y' ' v ' V ,ss b' X ! x All A IX 1 fi Marilyn Marquis Marian Martino Mike Mastagni June Mathis Danny Matthews Glenda Matthews Mcrline Matthews ,nd Virginia Micheli Norman Maynard s. si' K Sr in I .jk Bruce Marble George Maxwell g . l 5 . A ' av I' Bill Miller XX '- Alvin Mayo gf: K K ' N ,rx y , X PS' J J .sim ls. LC: 3 4- hr A Bob Miller Brenda Meadows ' , f , Back to the Boondocks! I 1' ' Candy Miller David Meadows ' A w L,-is , , Y ' M - i . or are ' 'Q - . , Q 'L , 0 fi' 'Greer 'i fi .P r iff , Ag ' . .J - . , f fx 52:5 1 Hs- I ry ,,,, 4.1 , r T M, A A ,+ A , pry - ls rs ll:-milf L Til l '5 s i -ff1V?',.s' . ' Q had 1 Tw my I ' li ' I A :r ,, sez, ' f Q 4 F l ll ix 1 5 lil Fifi, A f l ll! fl L-l L l ' ' ' Sharon Mendiburu David Miller Jimmie Mills James Milner Brent Montgomery Larry Moore Leonard Moore Put Moore r 4 .Q 71 is. f.. is 9 , ,Q 'I' ' y ' xy, 5' xv, V, 9 ' , gr Q . . -- t e -ff i Y? i 3 I M' r - I, 0 ,. as ' gwiw 4 5 N' ,. , - , X. W R A . rl K, In . Lf . , K l I Q 1 I 1, , yi K Q - . l V A R Q' ' - N' 1 i Wayne Moore Chuck Morgan Sandra Morrison Cherlyn Morrow Laveda Morrow Jerry Moynier Ken Mullins Ed Murphy Don Mushaney Maureen McCloud 79 r--r-'va-v-A--ef-P e wg M P ik t is N Q '50 R1 y-mtg as ' A '54 P A av ,1 i- - , - fl , . - 'P' , P' ia if ' .V M 2 t M fi ta., i 'M 2 , 4 , , is is 5, sy y 0-we , f A 1 , if 1 I 1 i so fl 'P A i . mm 1 ' M 72 Q- ' f 4... 7 F ra n k McCracken Ray Nelson ii' 1' , LVM 2 fi Marolyn Nicholas li ll I Carole Nordheii 1 '-W . ' , Beverly Norman it gf p . Don Norris r it it l if' A A 1 f 'I .nf 2 gill!! ,:'1 If .M Gerald Phillips Ronnie Phillips Sandy Phillips Larry MqCutcheon Martha McDaniel P Pat Ochesky 'KL' m3 X ia. in Marilyn Parker W' 5' 1' f , Sandra Payne new Mokika Pearce Mike McDonald Steve McMaster Charlene McMenamy Wayne McMillan gal- Bobbie McQueen Fonda Neff Neil Nelson ' 'Br ,Q- in 9' -- 7 ' . fe.,-r 'hw in 4- A ,ol M by Q W 1 Q ,, 1,1 M 5 , g A, i A oz? i K 2' 1 - ' 1 .5 In Jia Jack Oglesby Gwen Owens Mary Owens Jan Parker 155. , if Nancy Patterson Y' QFD Pat Payton fi- ' .Nw in f . S Scott Peavy Inspired American youth, desperately striving to keep a you got on that drawing board?l .1 75' l I 'WA 'ew he , , 'KW .i ,pry Carolyn Perrette Robert Peterson -Susan Pettichord i . -M fx . ir fi -'J' If 4 if ,. - M.. W-gi' -- 1' , P t, i' 'ifsfi 'ii' t f wi., f , ,i- i .iii if , ,Qi ,N , I eei N iiss :Ez Henry Pimienta Pam Plunkett Uan rolnaexier .James rope Mike Pounds Gay Powell Tom Powell F S nf S G ig - 1 at fs s J y s M y 0 J VM. y 'i . ,V s,r . K, lux . ,. ' 'D MM N y .. , xr 1, -- Y ng f 1 M i ,N , to W ,-, , X' Buddy Powers Phyllis Powers Phil Pruett Tommy Pulcher Mike Quiring Roger Ralston Mike Ramsey Bob Rawlins Joyce Rawls is. .., 4- ' g I- , W ' ' i V Sf ' .J fs , -- 0 S e , . T 'fr xx , I . xl' I K 15? M Roger Riggs W7 .wi M M is s f iirlfrxllf I s Ap Fw Bonnie Reinle Jack Rsnshaw Judy Renshaw Linda Reynolds Albert Rice 'XXX Q., -rs. A 3 A., 7 XE' ..,.s M l 1 Bobbie Robins Pat Rogers G JL' 3 lar ' f 'i I ' Wm 7 Roy Salou Doug Sammons Karen Sawyer X. l' r 1, ,fini Herb R , -4. 4 ,,,.4 rl Richard Schadle 'wr auf' 6 snail' use if lx R I 7 -Jussi Colgng Rid-iqfdg Marilyn Richards 'T K Y As! 3 ' r ve- ' - Pat Richardson Patricia Richardson A, if .r s- , - K , I , f- in A J l ,X A ', M F Carol Rigley Robert Riley Jack Robbins Sherrill Roberson Donna Roberts Ronnie Reed . 5' i V7 5 15' W 'WY if 4.3 , wk s A , .1 YN K aiu 4 '.l - 'P-0 owe Jacque Rowell Bob Ruble L K ..,V A 4 - . l ,Q S: y V A -f- . if ' 5 gg, ' E ij! f I I . K . V Y M Sandra Schmidt James Schoenhofen Barry Schulz Nancy Schuyler Barbara Seal Blll Seoward J ,M 5 Ray Sheaer John Sidebotrcm 'ns-w, f'T ' Q E921 Mary Shelton Ga ry Simpson t x K g ' ,..,. l ,:, , Q f in if fy ,ww al tu M f W 1 K - A , Laura Shoemake Wayne Shephard Karen Shopshire Charles Sinor Nancy Sinor Sandra Siscoe xw Y Wir Where's Woody? You girls certainly wouldn't be monhandlmg Ed Sisk K ,Gail Somers 'K 'l , if 41 S A . Af' -r if V S I C ' 4 , . J fx ,. PU' 5P lV19mUn Johnny Starbuck James Smith Don Southern , 1 . 'IL ' n f Z 4 . Stanley Smith Jim Spaulding i t Ji Vi l Susan Smith Martha Spencer .J x 1 5. ,V ' , 'K Natalie Snyder Danny Sprayberry F Jolene Stewart Lyndon Stickles le S V I I ...af V 5 vi 1+ l--'X ...Q 4 . Qi, Loye Stone Carol Stubblefield Don Stuck Jackie Sturman Jan Sullivan Ron Surgna Marvin Swain Cecil Stembridge Margaret Stephens in ' Roy Stinnett Ralph Swisher Carolyn Taylor James Thomas M., , ' - - A ' T i. , 5 4 U Q V ,, xg ,J , 'XJ M J-NQQ. ' ak , , no Q iii N 4' ' ' I -7, a . . P s T of T T . ' as. .1 3 -5. 4' 4 J 6 T or A 15' X L -'JI '- T ii 4:5 ' ' All of ' e4 '+ .1 , f ' . l v4.5 Lis Jim Thomas Douglas Thompson Randy Thompson Eddy Tillery Sharon Tippi! Leslie Todd Larry Talliver Joan Townsend David Trammell Walter Tripp Carolyn Tubb David Turner Sandra Turner Eddie Turner those books if she was present. .74 1 lx Meralene Wells Leofa Walck 6 wr: ' K N T A ' fr 4 I IS nn: 4 - -. .Q . u .lbs Duane Ulrey Paul Vaughn Belh Wages Lois Wagoner ' l A 4 x. ,, 1 Karen Wheeler Q Belle Walker Y 'i' ms' f ' ' Y Bill While Johnny Wanogifis 1 Dwaine While Pam Ward sv A J vw ,y , ai , 'x - . , 0 Q' , . Lester While Connie Watson J L L wi R xo' ' I ' , .- , -. s l 1 -if , , , K ' ln ' Lindo White Janice Wieman Jackie Wilcoff David Wilbourn IE J . - ,. va J 1 K K -3 Gi K' ' ' ' 5 . -Y R A - -V 5 , ..-K. -,,f-..- - ' A , ups- '-aif! ' f x, f ' ' . 1 .n ' Q, ' 'm - . ,tk 1 i- ,fri y , get i' 3- Qw-am I af .a'-4,'i , , at f A H sw.: 1 1 N '? i1.lv. lf: ' . 1 o inf , ,lifff Fi Judy Williams Larry Williams Sylvia Willmer Bob Willoughby John Wilson John Wilson Paula Woods Jerry Woody Brenda Wrighl Carolyn Wright T ,fatfffg 1 fr5,j,'aQ'j fr 15 if K ,Q Q. Tf A vi fi M., .ff--lf geggfgaw- ' xum il A uma srsom. XJ mx mx if STB .XXWXL If - W SHEIBQE F2372 Sf TIBALL. CLA . 1555 V. fx-ui-an A5 0!ydlZ?dflMJ' 1, .. r' . .ix ' 'fd' JT' , J -' ,M . .-, ,r . HJ! . K :TM N H , W 1 t. , . ' , H W b. ' , . 4, Q, .t g Q was in -1. .EW E , ig. zzmnztrw 5 iiigzigqmgg . ,, . H 'HI' : W T G ,Q ..,,,,..Q,-w..ffm1 1 . .4 3:54, af .H 5 H, 1 I gg i gsffgq 2, A ,Q , , 5 , N 15 E , v Q A iw k, ,Q Q, ,. fa Q i.-,ta - , . , C ,, .... W ! ,gf fk gfk f.. fs::1c5?h, Ri: f 9 ff 4 5 ' if ' dx. 1 ' fm- W3 aw .,.. , Q ,f 1 wfiwmw WT' U AT!! I ISTIIL , i 1 If kffif KF? xx. ,,.. t 4830165 , , Q-....g.... Our Secretary, Jone Beaman, handled her important position with ease and thoroughness throughout the year. QB Sfecafzve gpm! Ronny Beaman, ASB Vice President, has been active in providing leadership, talent, and energy in the numerous duties of his office, -7 -----+17 First row, left to right: Karen Bock, Diana Nowels, Rick Falk, Betsy Reynolds, Bonnie Beebe. Second row: Pat Herron, Jone Beaman, Judi Will hite, Cherie Carr, Frank Pecarich, Joy Best, Popy Eliotou, Peggy Ray. Third row: Mr. John Herman, Advisor, Dave Stout, Connie Townsend Eddie Dunn, Steve Spradlin, Ronny Beaman, Janet Bright, Darrell Kaff, Linda Dixon, Bob Curran. Seated, left to right, Adrienne Rowell, Vice President, Sandy Boardman, Recorder, Connie Townsend, President, Judy Evans, Publicity Manager, Sherril Overstreet, Treasurer, Lynn Flekal, Frosh Representative, Janet Colley, Senior Representative, Sandra Palmer, Secretary, Sharon Ward, Business Manager, Earlene Morgan, Junior Rep- resentative, Diane Berry, Sophomore Representative. You mean we have to make 500 more of these? I thought we were through. This comment was desperately made while the A.W.S. was preparing for Blossom Day. 1 This year the Associated Women Students became an important factor in our campus life. The girls' president, Connie Town- send, expertly guided many ac- tivities during the year. Special- izing in welfare work, the AWS sponsored Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy, this activity turned out to be suc- cessful beyond the group's high- est hopes. Also, the AWS pro- vided a spaghetti feed for fresh- man girls during the second week of school as a form of getting the freshmen better ac- quainted. This also is a portion of the Big Sister program of the AWS. J. W. 9. any Mrs. Rose Zakarian Co Advisor Miss Wanda Anderson Co Advisor . fix, Seated, left to right: Marc Ra tzlaff, Senior Class Representative, Dave Stout, President, Duane McCown, Treas- urer. Standing: Brent Montgomery, Freshman Class Representative, Bob Duncan, Vice President, Frank Carson, Soph- omore Class Representative, Eric Peavy, Historian, Art Huskey, Secretary. Q. W. 9. The Associated Men Students, repre- senting the largest single body on campus, again successfully served as the link between the individual male student and the executive board. ln this way the ideas and opinions of the entire student body are repre- sented. One of the tasks well- executed by the A.M.S. this year was the successful operation of all cam- pus elections. This group sponsored several activities that led to a more unified student body at North High. ' T -tie' , Z 4 .. ps Q y 3 tsrg t I V 1:5 A S iii '1tl igil.t?i-' ' T it'i 50555-r ,'i - mite-arf i itil Mr. Winfred Bootman Mr. Bob Osmond Members of A.M.S. posing after their brilliant success at ballot box stuffing. , .- if, tsgstga, Q, i ' t'1 C - Mf- Frank Gfffv T 6 ' Co-Advisor ' 1' .. f t --i' ,I ,x fs, It , ,,,, f--' gs JY -5 I' T is Co-Advisor Co-Advisor Carolyn Allen, Secretary, Diana Nowels, Treasurer, Kathy Strange, President, Sonnie Richards, Vice President. Miss Alice Nunes Advisor Don't tell anybody but let's take some of these home. The G.S.C. sponsored a clothes drive for needy people this year. Q76 ' 52610136 This year's industrious Girls' Service Club has been an asset to our school and our cornrnunity. Many worthwhile activities were carefully planned and executed during the entire year. This group suc- cessfully sponsored a clothes drive which provided needy families with clothing. Soon after Christmas vacation the GSC began a Christmas card drive to bring useful activity to many handicapped and confined children. Also, the girls served at the football banquet in the fall. Kathy Strange, as president, led a busy, pro- ductive year with her many capable club members. Mrs. Robinson and Miss Nunes effectively guided the activities of the GSC this year as they have done in years past. E Mrs. Joy Robinson Advisor V1 3. Pfwef tyliidfdff 172 16' ' f ug. Q, V ' ' , , ..::ff'f. ,, 'ik ,Af t .. ,J V - ' ' 's gt Q . xc This is my donation to CARE. We're billing the Sunshine Whats the matter Janet? Haven't you sold an 'th ? r . y ei er Peanut Butter Co. for this advertisement. x . First Row, left to right: Sharon Frye, Trudi Wagner, Terry Melton, Popy Eliotou, Cherie Carr, Diana Nowels, Janet Nowels, Sonnie R Helen Hartzell. Second Row: Helen Jones, Adrienne Rowell, Alvia Johnson, Ellen Hall, Mary Carter, Jean Thacker, Martha Kincade, Beebe, Karen Earl. Third Row: Karen Bock, Peggy Ray, Judy Martin, Bonnie Hill, Judy Fisher, Tommye Dobson, Doris Webb, Patty Kathy Strange. Fourth Row: Carolyn Allen, Sharon Ward, Janice Price, Jaylene Bowman, Janet Bright, Gale Lupinek, Linda Janet Colley, Rosalie Stew t S d Pl ' or, an ra amer, Ann Willson, Judy Sweeney. U I ichards, Bonnie Jones, Dixon, Mm Left to right: Delores Skaggs, Business Manager, Jose Stubblefield, News-Feature Editor, Julia Fairchild, Feature Editor, Syrie Ding- man, Advertising Manager, George Culver, Sports Editor. Mr. Mark Blankenstein Bonnie Beebe Advisor Editor The Universe began an active and progressive iournalistic year under the guidance of Mr. Blankenstein and the editorship of Bonnie Beebe. Bonnie, a iunior, assumed the demanding duties of editor with charm and diligence. The principal sub-editors contributed a great deal to the suc- cess of the '59 Universe by their untiring efforts. Interest has so increased in iournalism at North High that a beginning class is to be inaugurated for next year. This undoubtedly will strengthen our entire journalism program. The lot of the high school iournalist is not a pleasant or easy one. In the face of trying circumstances the staff of the Universe has consistently produced a bi- monthly paper of sustained journalistic excellence. Q 'WT :ff Lett to right: Delores Skaggs, Sandy Kinion, Syrie Dingman, Terry Melton, George Culver, Brenda Glenn, Charlotte Hudgens, Julia Fairchild, Richard Marple, Bonnie Beebe, Mr. Blankenstein, Advisor, Jose Stubblefield, Martha Hunt Betsy Reynolds Editor Once again school has hectic activities of the ceased. A great deal compiling, checking, re- Mr. Robert Neff Advisor come to a close and the Galaxy staff have also of planning, arranging, arranging, and organiz- ing has gone into the makeup of the l959 Gal- axy. Not to 'mention tears and sweat! Betsy Rey- nolds, as editor-in-chief, guided the progress- ive growth of the Galaxy with perspicacity and wit. She was assisted by a loyal, over-worked and under-paid staff. Mr. Neff supervised the entire affair with a critical eye to perfection. lt is with a great deal of pride lthough exhausted in the processl that the '59 Galaxy staff presents its considered efforts to you, the students of North High School. Seated, left to right, Terry Buckley, Business Manager, Martha Kincade, Co-Assistant Editor, Brenda Powers, Club Editor. Standing: Denise Jewett, Co-Assistant Editor, Dick Busby, Art Editor, Roberta Co-Assistant Editor. Chuck Warren, Sports Editor, not ,- iz Clockwise, Ron Harrison, Denise Jewett, Roberta Hamble, Marilyn Harrington, Karen Sawyer, Fred Shore, Joyce Rawls, Linda Mullins, Mr. Neff, Terry Buckley, Betsy-Reynolds, Brenda Powers, Jacque Gess, Brenda Dowdy, Carol Buckley, Maureen McCloud, Peggy Ray, Cathy Pounds, and Chuck Warren. Wlygaiwze W ...Q sv Cheryl Maloy President By the time we have enough money to go to Hawaii, we'll have enough Ieis made for everybody on the boat, said the members of the Megaphone Club while hard at work. Fi First Row, left to right: R. Stewart, C. Honeycutt, C. Clour, A. Johnson, L. Francis, J. Willhite, Head A Class Cheer Leader, B. Anderson, P. Turner, P. Jones, L. Smith, H. Jones. Second Row: S. Frye, C. Carr, Head Song Leader, D. Webb, S. McCune, P. Alexander, M. Honeycutf, J. Overshiner, N. Bailey, B. Crain, S. Richards. Third Row: Mr. Kinnett, Advisor, C. Townsend, P. Garnett, C. lvester, S. Kilgore, A. Ezell, K. Bailey, K. Parker, B. Horton, G. Lupinek, D. Evelyn. aww ggrrmm ,fn . l , 1 First Row, left to right: P. Herron, J. Fisher, J. Holland, C. Maloy, President, L. Francis, M. Pryor, K. Pilgrim. Second Row: G. Willoughby, J. Curran, L. Reynolds, D. Hilbert, C. Cecil, J. Hayes, C. Wright, L. Allison. Third Row: B. Powers, P, Powers, M, Martin, B. Golay, J. Herring, S. Holman, P. Mead, K. Strange, C. Taylor, L. Hodges, J. Martin. Fourth Row: L. Baker, F, Neff, C. Lusk, C. Watson, B. Glenn, L. Johnson, M. Martino, S. Kinnett, S. Payne, P. Harp, J. Frith, C. Horteycutt, again! To create a strong spirit of good sports- manship and team support are primary obiectives of the Megaphone Club of North High School. Cheryl Maloy, presi- dent of this group, with the assistance of Mr. Brown and Mr. Kinnett, advisors, has actively championed the cause of concentrated school spirit. The Mega- phone Club has been most energetic in furthering the enthusiastic cause of spir- ited rallies and loyal team support throughout the year '58-'59, Megaphone L sponsored an annual color day on the NH-EB football game, and provided the decorations at all home football and bas- ketball games. This group greatly boost- ed school morale by its spirited activity. . the day we tore the goal post down. Maw Pfam Dfdlndflll First row, left to right: Cherie Carr, Shirley Kennedy, Roberta Hamble, Carol Keene, Pat Kyle, Linda Cherry. Second row: Judy Martin, Laru King, Pat Herron, Karen Brown, Dorothy Hilbert, Third row: LaVada Tinney, Donna Dean, Joyce Freeman, Ellen Hall, Kathy McNab, Earlene Morgan, Barbara Kasper, Alverna Carpenter. Fourth row: Jimmy Cox, Eric Peavy, Larry Adams, Tom Harrington, Rita Lawton, Jeanita Peercy, Karen Bock, Gay Caughell. ,mx ?',m C Thespianshas. been active in contributing to the drufnaiic bertermen of the cam- pus seclson. The mem- i The North High Chapter of National bers were expertly led by President Gay Ca-ughell',qndi,.s1rove to create interesting dramatic enfhtttainment and activities for the students of North High. Their ef- forts were cheerfully accepted and great- ly appreciated, as were Mr. Soelberg and Mr. Horwege, sponsors of the group. MR. DONALD SOELBERG Co-Advisor MR. HENRY HORWEGE Co-Advisor Mnoqyaiae af flfwh V -' ilburn, and tors left to right: Larry Adams, Judy Fisher, Popy Eliotou, Judy W h s of rehearsal and proved The Senior Class Play is illustrated above by novice ac , T Ive Angry People which was executed after many long our Phil Bender. The Senior Class presented we to be a great success. Gay Caughell President X Cherie Carr and Sue Tinney display a dramatic and exciting scene from Twelve Angry People. W 7 TN x Cherie Carr Vice President - WMA? I ,,,, H inf, . - fi - --.-1 . tv f, . wk Q . 3 - 'asv ', ll' K - ,f , . v- F-.-uv' N 1 Vs 'U . xx JJV' 'L ., 1-s b WY? una- uh'-M ' .. ...-,.:.-.. 1' H , 'Ti i A ,, WL , r-R ,i Mm ---Q...--.-...t T A A A T M I Ml A L FlRST ROW, left to right: L. Adams, M, McCloud, C. Kelley, J. Sweeney, F. Carson, G. Milner, N. Meadows, P, Payton, R. Richardson. SECOND ROW A. Bales, L, Fields, R. Reed, J. Dotson, D, Jones, P. Kelly, R. Thompson, L. Clark, H. Rowe, J. Sage, M. Garnett, D O'Connell, J. Thomas, B, Montgomery, C. Mercer, J. Bowman, G. Davy, B. Woods, L. Karber, J. Thoene, B. McVay, K. Montgomery, G. Moynier. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ernest Graf, Director, T Curran. Fm' 'NC iii 5. v L Q 4 , Q ' . A- ,. iv - ': ' ,.... 'A' L ...Q- ,..,,........-M e 14L,.....i-W '- r 1. Af Jug, 7 A 'Age --' A ' -LA W I W ' D. Pierson, F. Butler, K. Powers, L. Flekal, L. Strunk, B. Marble, M, Rafzlaff, R. Childress, H. Johnson, B. Rankin, D. Reed, G. Schneider. THIRD ROW: M. Burr, G. Kidney, B. Kurz, P. Bender. FOURTH ROW: L. Braden, P. Turney, M, Ellison, K, Maxwell, J. Sfuloblefield, 'P, Lewis, J. Rawls, B. Schallock, Salmons, M. Woods, J. Cox, G. Honeyculf, J. Richards, M. Wheeler, S. Swisher, K. Cross, C. Broughton, S. Denny, G. Goddy, J. Wilson, M. lmhoff, B. Mr. Ernest Graf Band Director Larry Adams Drum Maior Mr. Ronald Ward Chorus Director M1729 Firsr Row, left To right: Carolyn Packebush, Donna Meeks, Head Maioreffep Deanna Fernandez. Second Row: Janice Holland, Pat Garnett, Eileen Kapavik. Aga! First Row, L. to R.: B. Wright, R. Clevenger, P. Cass, N. Bailey, B. Reinle, S. Bynum, L. Allison. Second Row: M. Miller, C. Carr, J. Holland, C. Berry, L. King, M, Spencer, J, Bilyeu, L. Walck, C. Carroll, P. Green, Third Row: P. Mead, D. Gann, S. Weber, H. Martin, C. Morrow, D. Osburn, S. Odom, B. Harbin, C. Morris, S. McAllister, N. Nutt, V. Brown, M. Bright, L. Brunton. Fourth Row: S. Ward, A. Rowell, V. Boultinghouse, J. Price, J. Martin, B. Edwards, G. Garner, C. lvester, S. Kilgore, S. Overstreet, J. Fowler, A, Casner, C. Burgess, C. Allen. Fifth Row: J. Evans, P. Herron, M. Pryor, S, Maloy, H. Jones, B. Dusel, S. Lohr, R. Stewart, D. Meeks, K. Bailey, J. Overshiner, S. McCune, K. Parker, S. Dingman, C, Winn, D. Parriott. Sixth Row: J. Frith, G, Gardner, C. Richards, C. Wright, L. Hughes, C. Watson, G. G dd ' a y, L, White, S. Payne, S. Palmer, K. Brown, M. Gann, K. Skinne F. K 3' 47475 R59 Seated in fro , . , wers, arry Strunk, Mike Wheeler, Jim Cox, Mike Woods, Dean Reed, Gary Snider, Jack Sherman. Standing: David Pearson, Louis Woods, Frank Carson, Roger Ralston, Bob Curran, Larry Clark, Jim Sage, Lance Karber. nt: Mike Garnett and Herb Rowe. Kneeling left to right' Gene Conner Ken Po L K Presiding Officers are Jan Beaman, President, Carole Morris, Treasurer in the front row and Joe Kuhn, Vice President, Helen Hartzell, Secretary in the back row. First Row, left to right: Mr. Ron Ward, Advisor, J. Kuhn, J. Thomasy, B. Reinle, J. Curra'n, B. Thomasy, D. Hilbert, P. Mead, L. Cargill, D Berry, B. Golay, M. Miller, M. Martin, H. Hartzell, J. Beaman. Second Row: L. Eliason, S. Robinson, N. Dare, D. Helt, L. Scroggins, M. Lobre J. Peercy, L. Moody, C, Carpenter, C. Cecil, L. Hodges, N. Billingsley, G. Fadenrecht, K. McNab, C. Keller, P. Robbins, J. Henson. Third Row S. Rector, J. Simms, J. Speer, S. Hobbs, B. Powers, P. Powers, V. Anderson, S. Ellis, R. Lawton, S. Peftichord, B. Crain, J. Gasser, K. Wilson P. Bloxom, B. Fields, J. Plaskett, A. Albritton, C. Pope, S. Kinnett. Fourth Row: E. Lobre, E. Howell, D. lmhoff, B. Riley, R. Plyler, B. Rich: ardson, L. McClard, B. Mull, P. Washburn, B. New, J, Hicks, M. Harrington, B. Stalter, T. Harrington, R. Walker. ' Do you think we should have more vocal music on campus? The Choral Club thinks so too. Thus it is, that the main function of this group is to promote excellence in vocal music. The activities of this club extend tar beyond the confines of the campus. To do this takes money so the Choral Club sponsored the Shake-a-roo sale and several other money-raising proiects. Social activities lessened the tedium of too much work in the form of a hay ride and snow party. Llowever, never did these students lose sight of their primary aim, that of advancing quality musical presentations. 3 'cr 'Ev' l i . ' s . l , l l I l it M i J QM ' fiom First Row, left to right: Linda Scroggins, Janet Curran, Donna Young, Betty New, Melinda Butler, Viola Anderson, Johnnie Thomasy, Nancy Dare, Bonnie Fields, Judy Plaskett. Second Row: Bonnie Reinle, Phyllis Powers, Cherlyn Morrow, Bev- erly Horton, Dorthea Huff, Beverly Crain, Jo Fountain, Mary Kilgore, Linda Cecil. Third Row: Claudia Cargill, Anna Brown, Sandy Hobbs, Pam Bloxom, Lavada Tinney, Sharon Kinnett, Susan Pettichord, Sue Robinson, Patsy Robbins. dnimcdfim li S . 3 I I First Row, left to right: Mr. Ronald Ward, Director, Sharon Hewes, Bonita Thomasy, Sherril Overstreet, Charlotte Clour, Sarah Hendricks, Marilyn Harrington, Diane Berry, Marilyn Miller, Pamela Mead, Dorothy Hilbert, Janis Henson. Second Row: Marietta Lobre, Carol Keller, Joseph Kuhn, Bob Riley, Frank Pecarich, Rod Longino, Gordon Fadenrecht, Carol Pope, Helen Hartzell, Karen Wheeler. Third Row: Jan Beaman, Linda Cox, Virginia Boultinghouse, Charles Killen, Tom Harring- ton, Riley Hendricks, Eddie Howell, Ann Albritton, Kathy McNab, Sharon Kinnett. Fourth Row: Robert Mull, Bob Rich- ardson, Don lmhoff, Roy Weitzel, Elmer Lobre, Richard Walker, Bob Stalter, Pat Washburn, Jack Hicks, Jim Fein, Sandra Glossip. E S . First Row, left to right: Mr. Ron Ward, Advisor, Brenda Powers, Maritim Stockton, Joe Kuhn, Marietta Lobre Charlene Cecil Helen Hartzell, Dorothy Hilbert, Carol Pope. Second Row: Marilyn Harrington, Sarah Hendricks, Bonita Thomasy Eric Bergman Virginia Boultinghouse, Harolyn Johnson, Tom Harrington. Tri-M, as the Modern Music Masters are known, is dedicated to the awarding ot scholarships to selected members, This club strives to further interest in music and to provide the community wtih musical activities throughout the year. Tri-M is made up of students who are chosen because of their musical talents and interest. This group led an exciting and eventful year while con- tributing to many successful activities, on and oft campus. Guided by Mr. Ward and Mr. Graf and led by President Mariiim Stockton, the Mod- ern Music Masters has enriched the musical ap- preciation of all on campus. Clockwisez Dorothy Hilbert, Carol Pope, Chuck Kelley, Ken Powers, Eric Bergman, Marilyn Harrington, . tt-ss.. r ,ff 7 NYM y 1 f 19 .1 .iff h 4 f Deana 4 '. rf 4 In 6, 4 4 , X l Elma K t T Q iv' U ' 1 ' fi' 'r ,TW s as From the left: Bonita Thomasy Secretary Helen Hartzell Treasurer, Sarah Hendricks Vice President Maritim Stock ton, President. i it WMM Dance l Who said the chemise was going out of style? The three Mice-keteers - Judy, Betty, Linda. Call ofthe wild with a conch shell. Mrs. Melza Barr Advisor Carnivalito participants, grouped from the left: Urchins: N. Bailey, H. Hartzel, V. Deeds, D. Osburn, J, Willhite, Village Mayors: V. Holman, J. Spray, V. Speake, J. Brewer, C. Townsend, M. Harding, Musicians: D. Evelyn, T. Wagner, B. Beebe, J. Martin, J. Price, Townspeople: J. Woods, G. Garner, S. Regehr, M. Pryor, J. Wilburn, Serpentine Dancers: H. Jones, S. Frye, R. Harnble, A. Johnson, K. Strange, M. Huntington, H, Ritchie, Clowns: B. Trues- dale, J. Fisher, L. Francis, Wait: Marilyn Reasoner, Conch Shell Blower: Saundra Richards, Vaqueros, J. Freeman, S. Kilgore, K. Earl, P. Herron, Urchin and Townswoman: B. Edwards, D. Webb. MM .massa- . ef jtgw. W I ' ,gf - . 1 X V lesiesffa' ' .If 9 ' EEE.. ' nfl w' ,..' fH ' V 4 - L ivf5 7L:'3f R ' ' '9Jff'Yjs? 'f' W Lf' , . ' ,,-' Xu-' '1kf'1+-51521-ffl'-'L iH'T ' I jk .M S479 , fl N' S5 qi , 3, , ,,.m,,.Y.,L ' ,j V qw L Vi' ,,, ff g Qi ' r 3 f A v X I bs L ,M ', K Qi LW 16 I f 2' f 2 , Y f s 3 '- ,gffl W- ? Y as L? ,sf , 'I I 1...-...f WWW' Qiitifii 5 ' lf 53855 I ff 3 ,.l.,,,,K K, Q z - N,,L. , 9' , f. 1zi,l'f 'q wi.:k5f, Q - 7' an ,. f - t L' I - J 1 , . f 'g'?f- ' 1, i of 3 K 1 - M, , - I 51. Nj H -Q.-.' - :-: - , f V' . g i ...,., ' . ' 1 I f . - li f 'Ji' i Q Q riff r ' - - ' L 5' nl 5, Q an f fi?-gig K-H, T5 Q-uf 3 3 f Jffffg' V f f ff I Q? Q I zuii' A kg - QW Q A fy I 1. ' xx ki 'L R, 5 ' . ix r I AH . ' ' . , x S '- xf. - +'rk ' 1? ln Mr. Carl Colman Mr. Boot Bootman Co-Advisor Co-Advisor The success ot The Christmas toy drive this year is due to The untiring efforts ot the Key Club, this or- ganization is sponsored by the Oildale Kiwanis. The -H-' Key Club, consisting of select iunior and senior boys, aims to be of service to the school and the com- , munity. The glass encased bulletin board on the quad was furnished for the use of all at North High l by this group. The Traditional barn dance theme , was again successfully carried out by the Key Club. C N' The boys enioyed several social activities which liv- ened the Y9Cll'l5 activities. First Row, left to right: Bill McVay, Treasurer, David Pearson, Secretary. Second Row: Don Wright, Presi- dent, Keith Montgomery, Vice President. X. 1-H L 'W First Row, left to right: R. Golding, G. Marston, K. Montgomery, M. Potter, D. Moore, B. McVay, R. Keester. Second Row: R. Hart, D. Wright M. Woods, B. Lindquist, S. Spradlin, D. Strong, R. Beaman, G. Smart, J. Zimmermann, G. Monii. Third Row: R. Weitzel, P. Bender, B. Douglas R. Tuculet, D. Hayes, G. O'Neill, J. Shoemake, F. Pecarich, B. Rinehart, R. Marchant, D. McCown, A. Huskey, D. Pearson. Fourth Row: P Davidson, P. Drake, E. Dunn, C. Jameson, D. Kaff, L. Karber, D. Wattenbarger, B. Young, R. Carpenter, B. Valentine, R. Harrison, J, Kidd J. Thoene, L. Goehring. 1 44' Mr. Aubrey Allen Mr. Dean Brittenham Co-Advisor Co-Advisor Z' Mr. Jordan Eliades Co-Advisor Front Row, left to right: Ronnie Tuculet, Treasurer, Gene QJ, The Big N was extremely active again during the past year. lt is composed of men who have lettered in athletics and each year They sponsor a boxing tournament To raise money for their Treasury. Also, in early February, The club members went on Their annual snow party. For The first Time in North High's history, The Big N sponsored a Letter- rnan's Ball. This was The main proiect ofthe year and was executed with great success. , N Smart, Vice President. Second Row: Jim erson, Secretary, and Dick Moore, President. -it -. 1 ' U 1:5 l -r Q .5 naw ,v First Row, left to right: K. Thuloweit, G. Gardner, J. Zimmermann, J. Anderson, D. Moore, R. Tuculet, G. Smart, T. Thurman, J. Pratt, K. Montgomery. Second Row: R. Falk, B. Threewit, D. Tidmore, G. Poe, H. Hodges, B. Norris, N. Rost, R. Golding, W. King, M. Lopeteguy, L. Martin. Third Row: D. Jackson, G. Congdon, G. Conte, M. Potter, D. Wilson, J. Shoemake, G. Vallembois, J. Briscoe, G. Monii, C. Jameson, B. Woods, G. Rounsaville, R. Castle. Fourth Row: V. Burke, D. Rhine, B. Freeman, J. Stevenson, R. Coleman, L. Goehring, H. Williams, D. Strong, D. Kessler, C. Wilson, D. Beachler, B. Young, L. Wilson, M. Churchwell. Fifth Row: B. Montgomery, M. Hall, J. Rogers, R Ruesler, C. Fisher, G. Drennan, M. Kelley, G. Mendiburu, J. Sage, B. Sanders, S. Payton, J. Moneymaker, S. Spradlin, J. Wattenbarger, N Mears. Sixth Row: D. Norris, D. Hellwig, M. Raasch, J. Beaman, D. Rich, D. Wright, J. Reyes, T. Smith, A. Courtright, M. Hall, A. Hancock R. Harbin, R. LeFevre, E. Shoemake. Seventh Row. B. Valentine, G. Adams, B. Schulz, D. Enyart, R. Beaman, J. Maberry, D. Overturf, J Thorp, K. Woods, H. Cowan, P. Ledbe-tter, B. Eaton, R. Kresha, B. Zimmermann. 1 fs.-fix. -ws up MISS PAT BATES Co-Advisor JEAN BERRY President t .-. l I ff Suk ' ...JW MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE Co-Advisor JAN BEAMAN Vice President CAROLE MORRIS Secreta ry 1 Cometeers, the service club at North for freshman and sophomore girls, performed helpfully at many school and community functions. Their serv- ices were varied and indispensable throughout the year. The organiza- tion, which was guided by Jean Berry, president, and Miss Bates and Mrs. Price, advisors, successfully completed the year's activities. The training received in being of service to others is considered one of the strongest points of this group. First row, left to right: Sue Scofield, Carole Morris, Jan Beaman, Susan Smith, Donna Roberts, Lynn Flekal, Jan Holland, Meredith Pryor. Second row: Cheryl Burress, Karen Wheeler, Linda Lawrence, Kathy McNab, Sherril Overstreet, Sharon Lohr, Jolene Stewart, Jackie Hatcher, Phyllis Powers. Third row: Lee Jobe, Loraine Jones, Kathy Bailey, Myrna Gann, Rita Lawton, Jean Berry, Pat Harp, Sherry McAlister, Carol Ivester, Gayle Borgman, Carole Nordheim, An active organization on campus is the Girls' Athletic Association, With the purpose of increasing athletic enthusiasm among the girls of North High as a primary function, the 'members of this group can often be seen participating in sports after school. This after-school participa- tion does not stop here. lt is also the basis for many of the GAA Play Days held at different times during the year. Some of these sports in- clude: volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, hockey, archery and tennis. This club has also done a splendid iob in selling suckers at noon for the con- sumption of the eaters-in-the-class- room crowd. The enthusiasm snown by this organization has helped to make it a popular club with the more active feminine set. Mrs. Grace Korneman Co-Advisor Sandy Boa rdman President QM' ' Qfifezta Qnrwcmf' Miss Pat Adams Co-Advisor Jean Berry Vice President ll il 1 Seated, left to right: L. Brunton, M. Schoenhofen, E. Smith, S. Boardman, K. Brown, C. Wallace, B. Wages, P. Isbell. Kneeling: S. Carroll, B. Powers, L. Eliason, C. Watson, P. Powers, P. Eliotou, N. Patterson, C. Tubb, S. Kennedy, K. Pilgrim. Standing: F. Neff, C. Wheeler, H. Johnson, 5. Carpenter, C. Pope, K. Anderson, K. McNab, S. Snyder, P. Garner, J. Berry, G. Clark, L. Jobe. 'un-I Mr, Ken Kiefer Co-Advisor i jj . lj ff 0166? ' - Y, ... ,. ..,.-v.pupuuw,-,,1lmf-f-qs-i.,...4 q- Qwmgv Fdmfm Mr. Allen Slate Co-Advisor CSF President Mariiim Stockton and her assistant, Janet Bright, vice president. The North High California Scholarship Federation is dedicated to the ideal of encouraging more outstanding scholastic efforts. Mr. Slate and Mr. Kiefer, advisors, aided president Mariiim Stock- ton in guiding the club members through the year's many activities. Members of the club must attain an extremely high scholastic average to continue as a member of this select gro-up. The aim of most is to be awarded lite member- ship in this club. This honor is accorded only a few for truly outstanding academic records. There is an annual CSF conference which our chapter attends. ,nf Kneeling, left to right: Mr. 'Slate, Advisor, Tommy Laycook, Eric Bergman. Sitting: Cherie Carr, Judy Fisher, Diana Nowles, Saundra Richards, Linda Leieune, Brenda Powers. Standing: Mariiim Stockton, Leanna Fields, Janet Bright, Tom Harrington, Helen Hartzell, Jean Berry, Harolyn Johnson, Kathy McNab, Donna Osburn, Gloria Willoughby, Penny Poe, Carol Hause, Peggy Ray. Sitting on ledge: Gene Conner. , , ll MRS. ANN ARNOLD J Co-Advisor 2 . , ,,,,. ' ' Miz. Dick MCKENNEY N ..- V , Co-Advisor ' 1 fr 52535 G, X woe. ....... ...- ...- C g CHUCK WARREN 'W Vice-President zgawzetzf' UM of KVM AQ! .CMM ...L . L! ...- .--u ...- f...-- ..-Q ..--1 ,...--- lu -sf l PHIL DRAKE President The Business Club, advised by Mr. McKenney and Mrs. Arnold, has par- ticipated in several activities on cam- pus this past year. Some of the main activities are magazine sales and picture sales. Headed by President Phil Drake, this organization has aimed at furthering its knowledge in the field of business. While fulfilling this aim, the club has provided stim- ulating social activities as exempli- fied by the Christmas party held during the Yule season. J ACQU E GESS Secretary First row, left to right: LaQuita Preskitt, Beverly Wilson, Joan Kitchen, Sidney Weber, Pat Ward, Lynn Norman, Betty Edwards. Second row, I. to r.: Jacque Gess, Lillian Shelton, Sharon Strunk, Jeanette Woods, Dorena Mills, Deann Walker, Judy Starks, Charlsie Robbins, Aileen Bales, Billie York. Third row, l. to r.: Brenda Dowdy, Carol Buckley, Pabby Turner, Linda Smith, Mary Harding, Judy McQueen, Joy Best, Linda McCutcheon, Shirley Bilyeu, Karen Earl, Carol LeBarge, June Slater, Marilyn Wheeler. Fourth row, l. to r.: Charlene Delaney, Linda Burgernaster, Darnell Mayo, Chuck Warren, Earlene Morgan, Nancy Ferguson, Carolyn Mercer, Phil Drake, Bonnie Hill. lrlilflli? it MMM ' 4 'x Seated, left to right: Pearl Kennedy, Miss Kerchberger, Carolyn Packebush, Linda Cherry, Viola Anderson, Mrs. Slick, Janice Pritchard. Standing: Carma Brown, Marilyn Wheeler, Susan Brazeel, Deann Walker, Norma Hudson, Barbara Oaks, Linda Eliason, Virginia Crismas, Mary Rawlins. Patsy Turney, Maxine Joslin, Earline Joslin Lorraine Reich, Carol Hilbert, Pat Kapchinsky. fww .'5f , Miss Rosella Kerchberger Co-Advisor .4 l D 0 Deann Walker President Mrs. Dorothy Slick Co-Advisor Kneeling, left to right: Judy Fisher, Gay Caughell, Jean Thacker, Mary Carter, Sharon Frye, Martha Kincade, Alvia Johnson. Seated: Pat Kyle, Carol Hause, Pauline Cass, Earlene Joslin, Maxine Joslin, Sandy McCoy, Roberta Hamble, Alice Casner, Janice Price. Seated on ledge: Jack Hendrix, Dick Busby, Bob Schulz, Vernon Burke, Rick Peavy, Lorin Reich, Virginia Crismos. Nancy Ferguson President -Cv Gary Vice g xx Packebush President This year the Related Medical Field Club changed its name from the Future Nurses Club in order to allow wider campus participation of those who are interested in a medical career. These students 'are engaged in the pursuit ot gaining a fuller knowledge ot the entire medical field. They par- ticipated in several activities throughout the year. Guest speakers were frequent and enioyable at the club meetings. The members also took a field trip during the first semester of the year. One of the many projects which was undertaken by this group was a magazine collection for patients in the city hospitals. A busy, fruitful year was enioyed by the Related Medical Field Club. -44. JT ft Barba ra Kasper Secretary ta, , Mrs. Ann Stevenson Advisor Claudia Magness Treasurer Virginia Boultinghouse Co-ordinating Council Representative Seated, Front Row: Nancy Schuyler, Neva Isaak. Kneeling: Scott Peavy, Yvonne Glick, Claudia Magness, Penny Peavy, Shirley Childress, Pat Holdridge. Seated, Third Row: Mrs. Ann Stevenson, Advisor, Frankee Bonnet, Carol Keene, Judy Speer, Alverna Carpenter, Charlotte Tubb, Connie Smith, Kathy Anderson, Helen Green. Fourth Row: Nancy Patterson, Virginia Boulting- house, Sarah Hendricks, Gay Caughell, Nancy Ferguson, Melinda Butler, Terry Melton, Gayle Borgman, Barbara Kasper. ll5 , , ,, , Y Y ll6 Fg'wi', A 'wie V ,.i1' af A, , I l ij A ei , V -rl? We Q 1' Q f 5 JP S '31 2.0 CL mx' 5'-3 5' I .XP e. . - '-.mar Kneeling, left to right: Ballard Barker, Don Mushaney, Jim Spaulding, James Smith, Gary Puckebush. Standing: Angelo Scotillo, David Wedeking, Lloyd Marsfon,'ScoH Peavy, Don Childress, Ralph PerreHe. Mr. Boot Bootman .Q?!W!?f36l3' Kneeling, left to right: George Drennan, Guy Rounsaville, George Mendiburu. Second Row: Mike Kelley, Mark Hall, Mike Hall, Paul Maberry, Richard Kresha. Third Row: Mr. Dwighj Bradshaw, Advisor, Larry Strunk, Darrell Rich, Buddy Woods, xl, M My Forward positions, left to right. Bill Young, Angelo Scotillo, Vernon Pennington. First Row, left to right: D. Wedeking, G. Simpson, S. Peavy, J. Schoenhofen, W. Shepard, R. Nelson, D. Estreich, M. Wagoner, K. Wray, T. Beaver, D. Mushaney, G. Marston. Second Row: L Holdridge, L. Marston, A. Curtis, L. Moore, J. Thompson, C. Gentry, J. Spaulding, J. Hock, D. Childress, J. Smith, R Erickson, R. Faulkner. Third Row: R. Perrette, B. Barker, G. Packebush, B. Doane, L. Phillips, E. Lobre. The development of leadership qualities is ,V the main objective of the California Cadet fiisx' ' -5435 T 672' -1 ew wr ' . corps. North High is proud of its Cadets . sq.. . fn who are personifying democratic leadership A if.. , - 1 . ' . ' 1 qualities while actively engaged in learning basic military technique, By training its members to work harmoniously and to ac- quire a sense of patriotism and an aware- ness of the importance of the armed forces, the Cadet Corps is building for a better future. The aims and obiectives of this group have been accomplished under the leader- ship of Company Commander Angelo Sco' tillo, Executive Officer Bill Young, and Com- mander Bootman. -sw.. . f- A an. gf.-1.., Bill Young Angelo Scotillo Executive Officer Company Commander l 'Q t , Q 'fb'-'A V 3: if ' . . ,Egg , eg-,-e s . ' A ',..g,f MTW n b. , ' Yi 'ii if Voilal The North,High Color Guard. ' E Mr. Boot Bootman Commander A Keen competition for first place in the pinata competition highlighted the annual Xmas fiesta of Los Lucientes Del Norte. 304121195 The Spanish Club strives to promote a better understanding of language and in this way, a Mr' Wah Pederson better understanding of nations. Several activi- Mrs. Mello Barr CO-Advisor ties were enioyed by the club and among these CO,AdV,SO, was their annual initiation party to introduce new members. Also, there was the Xmas pifiata party, the annual awards banquet in the spring, and a dance after the NH-EB basketball game. The Spanish Club handled a candy and gum football concession. One of this group's con- tinuous proiects is corresponding with students from Spanish-speaking countries, a project which has proven to be informative as well as en- riching. First Row, left to right: M. Stockton, G. King, M. Carter, J. Thacker, M. Nutt, S. Holman, S. Dingman, D. Summers, S. Kennedy, R. Hamble G. Owens, V. Brown, C. Pope, L. Fisher. Second Row: J. Freeman, J. Wilburn, J. Wieman, A. Edmundson, M. Shelton, M. Jenkins, J. Evans M. Wells, J. Bowman, J. Bradshaw, G. May, J. Comstock, D. Speake, M. Kincade, M. Miller, B. Beebe, R. Sallee, S. Hobbs, C. Sullivan, J Holland, C. Maloy, J. Sweeney. Third Row: L. Jobe, C. Wade, C. Wallace, M. Batista, C. Wheeler, J. Price, M. Boyde, D. Jewett, S. Kinion L. Kennedy, P. Ward, J. Bradshaw, A. Shopshire, D. Parriott, L. King, R. Bergman, J. Colley, P. Garnett, C. Ivester, B. Crain, K. Wilson, S Scofield, S. McCoy, W. Duncan, President. Fourth Row: C. Carroll, J. Wilson, D. Clark, J. Addington, L. Adams, D. Norris, B. Hayslett, E. Shoe- make, B. Duncan, J. Shoemake, J. Martin, D. Wilson, K. Bock, N. Mears, J. Briscoe, R. Harrison, B. Doane, R. James, B. Barker, R. Keester R. Hart, B. Rogers, C. Fisher, J. Beaman, E. Booker. r Seen preparing tor a contest are Glenn Marston, Joy Best, and Bill Young. This year the North High forensic participants excelled in all branches of their activities. They were not only outstanding in individual events, but their teamwork brought honor and distinction to North High. Among many others, our debate team captured two tirst places in B division debate at Modesto and one second place in A division in Fresno. Each year the forensics students take rnany trips to further their education and experience in debate. North High National Forensics League has returned with top honors every time. It can be said that our forensics students have had an outstanding year under Mrs. Gholz as advisor and Glenn Marston, presi- dent. 1 Mfw! rw Glenn Marston President Mrs. Florence Gholz Advisor Carole and Loraine looking over First Row, left to right: Joy Best, Eddie Baugher, Glenn Marston, Larry Burdick, Popy Eliotou, Honorary Member, Mariiim Stockton, Natalie Snyder, Brenda Powers. Second Row, left to right: the Trophy they recemly Won Carole Nordheim, Gary Francesconi, Art Huskey, Bill Young, .lay Eisen, Duane McCowan, for debate Loraine Jones. 9 WCM First Row, leff to right: Ballard Barker, Jeriann Hering, Gay Caughell, Penny Peavy, Denise Jeweft, Bonita Thomasy, Trudi Wagner, Mr. Ryan, Advisor. Second Row: Pat Holdridge, Norma Reece, President, Eric Peavy, Jim Robins. fem ma- Firsf Row, left To right: Ross Hart, Glen LaGore, Judy Evans, Evert Efaw, Eric Bergman. 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I I- -I , , Q I K ,I Q Z 3 555 p, K ' ' i,I, ::'2' , ,f:.fig5ff3I5I Wi? ,I , 'fx 1 1 fr 'K ' .- ., 1 . ..:n,, ZW! PM Two of The four lovely FooTball Prin- cesses who were chosen This year are Judi WillhiTe cmd Cherie Carr, picTured aT The right Judi and Cherie aTTended This year's fooTball queen af The NorTh High-EasT High foofball game. M-1 f 'X 'Giv- M r Also a1'rendanTs To our football queen were Saundra Richards and Sharon Frye, pictured aT The left. All princesses were selecTed by North High's TooTbaIl players. M ,L V I .K 3. . V .. 'VVV 'W W-1..wf N- I K .ni 2 'Dx G- mx 125 Sharon Mendiburu Freshman Princess Joy Overshiner Sophomore Princess Rosalie Stewart Junior Princess fwmwwqpwq- mfcfwfrf S4 s :gr Q I fav, A f 7 1 1 , 'A 6 1 , . X Q 'Gif -mini 746f7?300f7Zl7y HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS CHERIE CARR ,.,..,.n ,. , , 3 O O I if P H HRA pq ' 3 ,fig i l 1 Princess Dionci Nowels Princess Judi Willhife Princess Barbara Anderson Princess Vicky Specke .xx U., ef . Hmm This year brought another first for North High in that our area was represented in the Cotton Princess contest. From the North High applicants, Tommye Dobson was chosen by the cotton growers of Kern Cfounty as one of the princesses attending the National Maid of Cotton upon her visit to Bakersfield. flfkrr .Qmfwf he .r Mary Ann Bailey had the honor last Decem- ber at being selected as Miss Spirit of the Holidays. Mary was chosen from a number of applicants by the North-of-the-River Busi- nessmen's Association to reign over the holi- day festivities. She was chosen on the basis of personality, poise and scholastic ability. ,,, in 1 ZZ ! Y. - o 0 J, N MDM Janet Bright, a lovely and talented member of the Junior class was honored this year by being chosen the friendliest girl on campus by the international Scholarship Club. Janet, who insists she didn't stuff the ballot boxes, is a charter member of I.S.C. and many other campus organizations, including G.S.C. and C.S.F. She has attended North High for all of her three years and served this year as our student body Commissioner of Cultural Affairs. ln regard to her future, the blue-eyed blonde is considering a ca- reer in nursing or the teaching of foreign languages. ? '9i if i S. ii J A mathematics maior with an eye to the future as an architect was chosen as this year's friendliest boy on campus. He is Mike Hall, a football and baseball star who is a member of Big N, Serviteers, and C.S.F. Blue eyes and light brown hair compliment his 5'- 6V2 frame as he indulges in his favorite hobby- golf. Mike is fond of campus life at North High. ln his spare time, he and his identical twin brother, Mark, work on their '40 Ford, Jezzabell. l I n MLW in-ck j WW ,, .. , 9 ? ? ? u B T V V V L ? ? A 9 M M M W K m if a ? M m A A Q ? S Q ? M Y' 5 A if -3 I 5 h 5 Qffffllif n 1 Close your mouth, Phil, your Teeth ore getting wel. Didn'r they soy The gome was on Tuesday night? wav l-X X 1r sr . x . Q an Us 'V s Which Twin hos the Toni? Trick orTreo1l Be olerf girls, Gnd YOU CCH CGTCl1 Mr. WilliOmSOr1 OS he slides down Who could have guessed thot later on in the cloy even o roincoof the bonister. wouldn't have helped? --52226 K I 5' u .!.., xi' 'lu--f -4 5. Q I s. A , sv v s-3' M- -Q77 1' if ' 'nn i . M, wr -1 1 ajfxxq F . Mm. V. at , HMM! GUARDS TACKLES 44 02,5 ABOVE, Kneeling, left To right: Bob Gomboo, Tim Hunter, Gary Poe, Ronny Beomcn, Jim Pratt, Larry Martin. Second row: Vernon Burke, AI Courtrighf, Auirey Hows, Don Tidmore, Bob Norris, Dick Moore, J. C. Wilson. LEFT, Cong Larry Keith first row, left to right: Gary Champ, Gerry don, Gene Smart, Glen Adams, Don Imhoff, Clark. Second row: Mike Potter, Jim Anderson, Montgomery, Ronnie Tuculet, Nick Rost. ABOVE, first row, left to right: Darrell Rich, Gary Hudson, Bill Coodey. Second row: Terry Thurman, Mike Lopeteguy. FULLBACKS BELOW, first row, left to right: Terry Thurman, Dave Strong, George Mendiburu. Second row: Darrell Rich, Dave Stout, Herb Cowan. 53. , Q ,W -'Q ,N-,ywxwiuv 1'vau..'+- , we -. In-Q .vfs 'J' 741 'gn' our ,Q North North North North North North North North North 14 2 40 20 34 26 6 21 7 VARSITY SCORES Burroughs Tulare .. Victor Valley .. Burroughs . . . . . . Taft . .. East High .. Bakersfield . . . . Arvin . .. Delano 6 7 6 40 'I3 7 21 26 12 Tote dat ball! Varsity Coaches, left to right: Mr. Aubrey Allen, Mr. Sam Barton, Mr. Jordan Eliades, Head Coach, and Mr. Harold Myers. Seated, left to right: D. Strong, V. Burke, J. Anderson, K. Montgomery, D. Stout, L. Martin, M. Lopeteguy, G. Smart, D. Rich, N. Rost, D. Moore G Hudson G. Adams, G. Poe, R. Beaman, T. Thurman, R. Tuculet, G. Champ, D. lmhoof, B. Coodey, J. Wilson. First Row Standing: Mr, Eliades, Head Coach D, Tidmore, L. Clark, J. Pratt, M, Potter, B. Gamboa, J. Moneymaker, F. Halbert, C. Jameson, T. Salmons, J. Waldren, Mr. Allen, Ass't. Coach Mr Barton Sanders, Managers, J. Morris, T. Hunter, G, Francesconi, B. Valentine, P. Long, D. Brumitt, M. Mushaney, B. Huff, and D. Conner, Managers 138 1. is !', li til Seated, left to right: D, Kessler, M, Ratzlaff, C. Fisher, T. Reyes, S. Spradlin, J. Thorpe, G. Gardner, J. Zimmermann. Kneel- ing: J. Rascoe, P. Ledloetter, T. Balch, D. Wilson, J. Briscoe, R. Rogers, J. Shoemake, B. Duncan, J. Delaney, L. Wilson First Row Standing: Mr. McKenney, Ass't. Coach, L. Wood, T. Hill, G. Conte, J. Beaman, B. Woods, G. Drennan, G. Rounsa- ville, M. Kelly, L. Wallace, R. Hart, Mr. Kiefer, Coach, Bob Miller, Student Coach. Last Row: D, Moore and J. Wilson, Managers, J. Austin, D. Miller, C. Hill, B. Schulz, J, Sage, M. Hall, D, Hanvey, B. Moore, S. Hill, W. Shuman. North North North North - North COMETS' SCORES ....... Victor Valley ... ... Burroughs . .. ..... Tulare ... ... Burroughs The Comets provided many exciting and eventful foot- ball games for interested spectators this year. North High's lightweights did an outstanding iob performing for the school while in train- North North North North G. Mendiburu. Kneeling: A. Courtright, E. Dunn, B. Norris, Mr. Myers, Ass't. Coach, H, Cowan, A. Hows, G. Congdon, Ass't. Coach. Second Row Standing: D. Martino and B. . . . ...... Taft . . .. East High . . .. Bakersfield . . . . .. Arvin . . .. Delano ing for the varsity squad. Reach for the Stars, strangers! l Tlkrwer B h D Bl in J Foster M Berryhill R Hill D Hourigan Kneeling- J, Reyes, C. Morgan, Seated, left to right: R. Wise, J. eac , . ama , . , . , . , . . . G. Bradley, B. Willhite, J. Wilson, B. Riley, M. Hall, J. Stockton, J. Wanagitis. First Row Standing: Mr. W. Ryan and Mr. R. Russell, Coaches, B. Douglas, T. Pulcher, R. Norman, D. Hester, M. Harrington, L. Barnett, R. Lewis, M. McDonald, G. Kilbourn, D. Meadows. Top Row, F. Carson, Manager, L. Stickles, E. Murphy, R. Longino, B. Kieke, B. Schulz, J. Sage, D. Jenkins, P. Pruett, D. Howell, N. Nelson. B RESERVES' SCORES North 24 ............. Maricopa 13 TWINKS' SCORES North 28 .. .. Porterville 6 North 6 .................. Taft North 13 . .. . .... Taft 7 North O . . . . . . Delano North 6 .... Delano O North 20 .. .. East High ' North 0 . . Bakersfield 21 North 27 .. . . . . Delano North l-4 .. East High 14 North 6 .. . . Bakersfield North 6 . .. .. Bakersfield 12 North 26 . . . . . . . .. Arvin North 33 .. .. Maricopa 8 North T4 .. .. East High .sei iaiiilff' , . , L HI b J Kuhn C Bridgford R Falk P Maberry B Sanchez G Monii B Montgomery, W. Cecil, T. Smith, G. Byron, M. Garnett, Seated, left to right, . ocom , . , . , . , . , . , . , . B. Hayslett. Kneeling: J. Barnes, M. Kesterson, V. Dragoo, S. Shippey, J. Cierley, D. Ulrey, R. Shearer, J. Kennedy, C. Hale, L. Todd, B. Riley, T. Davis, B. Hickerson, B Hilbert. First Row Standing' Mr. M Evans and Mr. D. Brown, Coaches, L. Stone, D. Farley, S. Robinson, M. Churchwell, D. Hellwig, D. Norris, T. Hohenshelt, ' - . h B S rd, D. Churchwell, DL Clark, H. Bowen, A. Kindig, M. Batista, W. Record, W. Baughman, B. McLean, Manager. Top Row. R. Gentry, D. Dixon, G T ompson, . eawa C Bright, M. Hall, J. Drennan, R. Ruesler, F. Fawcett, R. Kresha, M. Raasch, J. Shoemake, B. Zimmermann, D. Stuck. T40 NJ-fx fy 1X ZWX Fwiezfaf may gmiaial Qyfwf Abc Phil ve, left To right: Dick Droke, Bob Schulz. if Moore, Keith Woods, Harold Bottles i i ' My E-ETATRQ it 2 l T li l I 1 . T l I lt, l ,R X N J l T gf T Elm Q if , . Above, left to right. Dave Stout, Wayne King, Don Overturf, Larry Meier, Vern Burke, Team Captain. Ei: lrf ., X . . . BHS . . . EB Arvin Delano . Taft . BHS . . . EB The stars finished in third place in the final SYL Arvgn standings this year with a 5-5 mark. lt was the Delano highest finish for Coach Tom Bailey's squad since entering the loop. Vern Burke, North's great all-round athlete, won the league scoring title with T87 points. lt was the first time a NH player had won the coveted crown, Burke, along with EB's Bill Benton, was selected as a unanimous all-league choice. North's Dave Stout and Larry Meier were second team selections. Meier missed a first team berth by one point. Bailey MJD! Coach Sam Barton's JV's finished in third place in the final South Yosemite League standings with a 6-4 mark. Bakers- field High and East High were the only teams able to defeat the JV's in league play. Both of the North-EB games could have been reversed. Bakersfield High finished with an un- blemished mark for first place. Gary Hudson topped the team in scoring, followed by Dave Strong. Other top players on the team were Bill Hightower, Carroll Sinclair, Barry Schulz, Dick Moore, and Dick Balmain. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 43 N 52 N 46 P'ville ........... Arvin 43 N38... ..M'copa47 N39... ...Delano3i N37... ..... Taft36 N53... ...Taft49 N32... ...P'ville 39 N35... ...BHS46 N58... ...Taft45 N38.. ....EB4O N 24 .... BHS 46 N 56 ........... Arvin 34 N 34 ..... EB 36 N 59 ......... M'copa 65 N 61 ...... Delano 30 Mfrzfy Varsity Stars show some artful casaba techniques on the hardwood. First row, left to right: Dick Balmain, Carroll Sinclair, Dave Strong, Gary Vallembois, Gary Hudson. Second row: Bob Huff, Manager, Riley Hendricks, Paul Long, Bill Hightower, Larkie Barnett, Barry Schulz, Mr. Sam Barton, Coach. This year's Comets basketball team shared the B Class title for the first time in North High's history. Their final league record was 9-1. Co-champion Bakersfield High handed them their only loss, 34-32 on a last-second basket. For the season the Comets were 18-1. Sharpshooting center, Guy Rounsa- ville, who finished out the season with the varsity, paced the Comets in scoring. For the year he tallied 249 points, a 12.9 game average. In league play he scored 139 points. Jim Maberry, Jim Zimmermann, and Carl Fisher, all seniors, were highly valuable team members. Mr. Max Evans was coach of the hard working Comets. It was his second league champ- ionship team. Two years ago he coached the C's to the title. COMETS' SCORES 25 N 35 N48... ...Wasco ...BHS N62 ..P'ville27 N48... ......EB N 86 . M'copa 32 N 45 .... Arvin N 53 .... Taft 29 N 31 ,,.. .. Delano N 52 .. P'ville 37 N 44 .. .. Taft N61 ..Arvin46 N32... ...BHS N41 ..... EB33 N41... .... ..EB N 39 .... Taft 32 N 66 .... Arvin N 69 Maricopa 46 N 44 ....... Delano Won - 18 Lost - 1 Coach Max Evans on the right is shown with his two managers, Bill Sanders and Bill Mclean, from the left. First row, left to right. Carl Fisher, Jimmy Maberry, J.V. Rogers, Larry Strunk, John Cloypool, Jim Zimmermann Second Row- Allan Hancock Bob Lindquist, Steve Spradlin, George Drennan, Guy Rounsaville, Buddy Woods. V .. First Row, left to right: Don Stuck, Mike Raasch, John Drennan, Mike Batista, Paul Maberry, Richard Kresha, Ralph Andree, Bill Zimmermann, Second Row: Larry Tolliver, Manager, Gene O'Neill, Art Kindig, Barry Hayslett, John Wilson, Richard Dixon, Charles Bright, Duane Ulrey, Mr. Hal Myers, Coach. Vw, - ORES fasco 'ville M'copa . . .... Taft . . . .P'viIle . . Taft .. BHS ....EB ..Arvin Delano ...Taft ..BHS EB Arvin AA'--.--. Vern Burke showing how he became top SYL scorer for '59 Larry Meier going up for a sure two points. fi , 4 -fy -..,, ,...,w, ,. , .F ..q,,,...g,,, 5 a 2 va ' 'fr s r .- Q '1- ,5 A M . , . ' fum' , , -I J 1, , ' A -- -we f W - Q ' + Jr. ,, ,V . f Q, ', ..,. ua, ir' .5 ,fJ.- ,ns AN' A L .4 W 'H' v,'.', ,J 'wA. lmpQ1, - Qi A, e ,,,, ff QA, ,Q ' A f 'A' ,4 'Q fb ' ,-,Q-2 ,a.:'p b'.. .!'g'f4uv9'f'g,i.-,. ff, 'M ,a 'fa ef,- vry , N ,Q 14 , lk U .Q-H,-.gin -A7 r ,- 'ff Ju. . 4, '- Q ya' I ,L Mm? Zpareial Sym' ,vs .,...--f I l Above, left to rlglwlz Bob Volenfinc, Gary Mark Hall, Mike Kelly, Curl Fisher, Dick W' 3791. Left, left to right: Dave Stout, Dick Moore, Bob Schulz Dave Kessler, Mike Lopeteguy. Below: Mike Lopeteguy taking a firm grasp of the wood before he wades into one, Right: Coach Bob 'Russell and his managers, Eugene Siscoe, Marshall Mushoney, Bob Tyack. AND Above, left to right: Vernon Burke, Bob Norris, Don Tidmore, Ronny Beaman, Herb Cowan. S ' s 'Eg N. my inn' V . in-.,, 1 1, -f 115,15 ...- :AW Q d www. 'K H - , . ,h.ff?544l13 S L S-ss. I if 5 .M EMM First Row, left to right: Billy Freeman, Larry Payton, Eddy Smith, George Mendiburu, George Dennan, Mike Hall, Tom Salmons, Larry Stout, Mgr, Second Row. Bill McLean, Mgr., Larry Congdon, George Culver, Guy Rounsaville, Larry Strunk, Ed McCallie, Pat Beasley, Jerry Congdon, Mr. Sam Barton, Coach. Af if ia ills Seated, left to right: T. Daves, V. Dragoo, R. Schadle, E. Bishop,,W. Moore, W. Cecil, D. Howell, M. Batista, C. Hardy. Kneeling: D. Balmain, L. Stone, M. Burr, D. Farley, L, Tolliver, T. Hohenshelt, C. Buckey, B. Se-award, M. McDonald, D. Miller, D. Meadows, R, Hill. Standing, First Row: B. Burgemaster, Mgr., J. Drennan, D. Norris, L. McCutcheon, H. Rowe, J. Cierley, R. Falk, C. Morgan, D. Matthews, N. Nelson. Second Row: L. Stickles, Mgr., B, Hilbert, B. Miller, T. Pulcher, B. Schulz, D. Stuck, J. Wanagitis, R. Norman, L. Barnett, Mr. D. Mclienney, Coach. Merffay North ....,Y...... . . . South North Bakersfield North . . Delano Norfh . . Eclsl' North .... Arvin North Bakersfield Ngrth ..... East North . . Arvin Ngffh . . SOUTLI North .... ............ . . Delano - SYL Tournament g , Champion .. ............. Harry Hodges, Champion , . . . . Keith Montgomery, Even you can do this after ten easy lessons. Ask Second place D i -...- Riley Keisfer, Gary Monii' Second Place . . ... Charles Bridgtord, Third Place ..................... Jerry Briscoe, Champions! Undefeated North matmen in the SYL in their respective weights. Larry Martin, unlimited, Keith Montgomery, 165, Charles Bridgford, 106. Don't laugh! It could be you!! -v HUry was the only North matman to go to the state meet this year. f,,,.. Seated, left to right: P, Vaughn, C. Hale, W. Cecil, B. Montgomery, R. Falk, M. Steagall, J. Mitchell, B, Marble. Kneeling: J. Reyes, B. Young, D. Meadows, C. Bridgford, R. Keester, J. Robbins, G. Monii, H, Hodaes, J. Briscoe, J. Sidebottom, J. Kennedy, S, Hill. Standing: Mr. Boot Bootman, Coach, L. Martin, L. Clark, D, Imhoof, J. Cox, G. Smart, K, Montgomery, R. Tuculet, B. Threewit, G. Adams, B. Rogers, M. Ratzlaff, Manager. Mm? SMW LEFT: Jimmy Moberry goes up cmd over in c lofty, free-form vault. ABOVE: Eddie Dunn breaking the 880-yard Tape in ogonized viciory. x if XX-X-J .. i gg 1, A X -,ggi-aw-ff? QF Mesfgf.. 42- 5 , dig 1 Jag W an .sf 'K sn 5 'Y get x 2 Q. ! Q' af xx' gk - 3- N' F dv 1- ,. 1. 1. . K ' 3 x 5 N V gi i :15l . ' l xififiw Es? V F . 1 , 5 X N5 5'5 if ,fi 1 5 A mf Q H PX V , N' - . .. -5 :aw k 34? L' Eggs- fi X..- A K e 3.1 TTA A sf kiwi 2 1 s ,K I W 3 sf W R fa, . gf, R If xx , ,, , y Ng ,X fa? ,,w,4g,, ,W fy- '-f f r :ig QTTW K ,f , xi' Q +R uff1Gr1m'si V Y . F ff .f eg S T-frg J, 1 X k A 3-. YxNQ?H'f' VW 8 i, ,,,. KW i 7 . .L '- S' , . , , 1 f ayffwrrfi' . ,M-k f' ' ' xg MS ' 'Wl' WM . -' kN'M,,,,.,fw agar' X-aft' 7 - .' A A L k ,,,. f- -I Q. L 'X A 'Wi A A 1 A, f 4A A,-, .4 . , . V K M rv J , ,L V, f wiv-mnmnvw-,aww t.w-Q-W.-1.11 .M .- X N Q I lC'hrr'Z'aa6 Sitting, left to right: Richard Lewis, John Austin, Paul Ledbetter, Darryl Moore, Terry Hill, Johnny Barker, Jim Sage. Kneeling: Ronald Coleman, Jesse Beach, Gary Kilbourn, Grant Gardner, Don Jenkins, Bob Duncan, Jim Zimmermann. Standing: Carroll Sinclair, Stanley Hill, Roger Davy, Roy Cox, Bob Kieke, Jim Foster, John Claypool, Wes Shuman, Lorin Reich. Gone to the dentist was Bob Moore. gyfl WMM' I-486 ..n'.I . Seated, left to right: Norman Maynard, Winston Mead, Bill Hickerson, Jerry Briscoe, Frank Fawcett, Paul Maberry, John Kara. Kneel- ing: Mike Pounds, David Wilbourn, Ken Mullins, John Wilson, Ron Ruesler, Barry Hayslen, Jim Barnes, Phil Ashby. Standing: Jimmy Parker, John Sidebottom, Steve Michaels, Dick Clark, Jim Pope, Lee Lueallen, Douglas Thompson, Don Churchwell, 00M Qalziy haf Mr. Dean Brittenham Coach 1 it 'I 2. .. . ,, A Two promising frosh Cross Country as- pirants shown in action are David Wil- bourn and Norman Maynard. Varsity squad members rounding a turn on the local cinders, from the left: Norman Maynard, David Wilbourn, Jim Antoniou, Barry Young, AI Courtright, Wayne Cox, David Hayes. Kneeling, left to right: Norman Maynard, Mike Pounds, Ken Mullins, Phil Ashby, David Wilbourn, Steve Michael, Ballard Barker, John Kara Standing: Al Courtright, Junior Brown, Wayne Cox, Jim Antoniou, Wayne Clark, Ronald Liliedahl, David Hayes, Barry Young. bb Kneeling, left to right: Kathy McNab, Judy Evans, Sharon Mendiburu, Sandy Boardman, Jackie Hatcher. Second Row: Miss Pat Adams, Coach, Judy Stockton, Judy Sweeney, Carol Pope, Gale Lupinek, Jean Berry, Harolyn Johnson. QM' ww Miss Pat Adams Varsity Coach Judy Sweeney Sandy Boardman Judy Stockton Singles Singles Singles Gale Lupinek and Carol Pope demonstrate their Jean Berry and Harolyn Johnson prep for a set net technique. of doubles. Mr, Paul Wilson Kneeling, left to right: John Poindexfer, Hubert Bowen, Jock Wilson, Joe Kuhn, John Wilson. Varsity Coqch Standing: Mr. Wilson, Coach, Mike Clark, Jim Roscoe, Chuck Warren, Harold McCown, Ronnie Morchanf, Steve Porcher. z?0y.i 7' ' au- -,..-..-.-..-..- .,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,, P- Rcnnie Mqrcnqnf Harold McCown Jock Wilson Singles Singles Singles l I Hubert Bowen and Steve Parcher represent -lim RGSCOG Gnd Cl UCk WGYVSY1, STGV dOUbleS North in doubles. UCSS, Sfflke U P056- f QM Qwmzmay . . . She flies thru the air with the greatest of ease. Front Row, Left to Right: Beth Wages, Janet Curran. Second Row: Ann Albritton, Nadine Jacobs, Helen Jones, Marla Jameson, Karen Brown, Adrienne Rowell, Shirley Kennedy, Candy Miller, Jacque Rowell, Linda Lawrence. Third Row: Linda Dixon, Sharon Ward, Managers, Carolyn Allen, Karen Skinner, Diane Pedroni, Cathy Pounds, Judy Pounds, Carol Wallace, Kathy Bailey, Rosa- lie Stewart, Glenda Clark, Pat Gardner. Miss Alice Nunes Advisor On your mark, Get set - R-E-A-D-Y goyr ' Qwnmay l A F First Row, Left to Right: R. Mull, C, Broughton, L. Holcomb, L. Todd, J. Robbins, D. Mushaney, A. Mayo, B. Marble, B. Montgomery, M. Steagall, B. Miller, A. Kindig, R, Drewry. Second Row: H. Williams, M. Mastagni, D. Dye, M. Churchwell, E. Shoemake, J. Kennedy, D. Hammon, J. Mitchell, B. Schallock, D, Ulrey, R. Kresha, B. Zimmermann, E. Ashley. Third Row: C. Dennen, J. Thomas, M. Raasch, L. Wood, L. Karber, R. Hart, N. Mears, J. Stevenson, L. Cox, J. Wattenbarger, R. Andree, D. Dixon, D. Brumitt, R. Golding, Mgr. Fourth Row: J. Pratt, C. Jameson, K. Montgomery, M. Harrlngon, J, Antoniou, M. Aylor, L. Goehring, R. Carpenter, E. Murphy, B. Woods, J. Gray, A. Rice, P. Davidson, Mr. Brown. Mr. Dick Brown Varsity Coach GO! Plop. 9 First Row, Left to Right: Jerry Shoemake, Doug Hellwig, Mike Garnett, Ronnie Surgna, Ron Jackson, Carson Blacklock, Gerald Byron, Terry Thurman. Second Row: Richard Walker, Jess Thoene, Gary Francesconi, Steve May, Leroy Waliace, Bob Harvey, Bob Lindquist, Gene O'Neill, Phil Pruett, Charles Bright, Mr. Jordan Eliades, Coach, The pastime of future Presidents. QM ml it 5 Mr. Turk Eliades Coach ' '-M 'v -W.. . ,i , , ,ff , i 4 , , .c , . - E Come back here, you coward! fd fri g 1 l TN' t tx VERNON BURKE, one of North High's all-time great athletes, was voted or awarded the following awards and honors: SYL football all-league and all-valley endg most outstanding Star football player, most outstanding Star basketball player, Jim Tyack Award lbest athlete in Kern County for '59l, SYL all-league basketball forward, SYL basketball high point man. SW GENE SMART, left, was voted SYL football alle league and all-valley guard. Gene was also voted the most inspirational gridiron squadmember by his teammates. JIM ANDERSON was voted SYL football all-league and all-valley tackle. Star Senior Bowl participants from North are to be Vernon Burke and Dave Stout, seated from the left, first row, and Gene Smart, Larry Martin, Keith Montgomery, second row. . , , Q v ,. 1 A 5' .i i fu' - ' NJ NJ. RON BEAMAN, active North High sports enthusiast, was awarded the distinction of being the outstand- ing scholar on the football team. A53 P I 45331 . + 55 x it I ' 1 . 1 i' ' . ' x . , , X xl .ml f x 'Y 4' F 1- . 1 7 X v f , l f N- 04,1 .5 ,,...f ,Nl I I W , QQ- q P ' - J , 4 - , ' L 'i' - 4 Quinn-,.. McCART 8. BULTMAN WlCKERSHAM'S JEWELERS ' s,.Cl7l l A Q iiitlll - Furniture of Distinction - We Specialize in Interiors 81 Draperies 701 19th Street FA 5-9431 Bakersfield I -. Bakersfield's Oldest Jewelers Quality Items--Luxury Goods at Reasonable Prices. 153 19th Street FA 4-6521 Bakersfield 1 Valley Office Supply Company KELLY'S FORMAL WEAR oil x XXX Complete Line of Art Materials to Suit Any of Your Artistic Needs. Portable Typewriter Headquarters 1622 19th Street FA 4-9751 Bakersfield 'ft ..- Jim Waldren is being fitted in the latest styles of dinner iacket. With so many formal events on the senior calendar, it is a good idea to let Kelly's pro- vide you with the dressiest formal outfit available anywhere. 1315 19th Street FA 5-6206 Bakersfield IMPORTED CAR CENTER DeVORE REALTY One ofthe largest Imported Cor We Always Try to Exhibit the Houses That Can Be Selections in California Called Home. Consult Our Complete Listings. l TOO 24th Street FA 7-5907 700 North Chester Avenue FA 7-3547 Bakersfield Bakersfield Curnow's Department Store OILDALE REXALL PHARMACY NRCNSCS - Clothing for the Entire Family - - Confidence Through Service - You can Alwoys Do Better ct Curnow's Prompt---Ethical-Prescription Service . 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