North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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According to co-president Kathy Schaefer, the main purpose of the Na- tional Honor Society was To promote citizenship and scholarships. Members in the N.H.S. had to retain a G.P.A. of 3.2 in order to remain in the club. Some of the activities included trips to various colleges. CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE LEFT: Julie Sy- mons, a member of the speech club, prepares for an upcoming speech. Members of the GATE club Linda Ross, Brian Gladden and Tisha James, discuss the year's events. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members FRONT ROW: Lora Trammell, Kelly Silva, John Herdon, Lisa Trammell, Jana lsaacs. ROW 2: Stacey Harrison, Jennifer Littcral, James Piazza, Kathy Schaefer, Cheryl Culhane, Mrs. Mary I02jGate Speech, National Honor Society Gate, Sp ech 8 N. . . mprove Skill The G.A.T.E. club, Gifted and Talent- ed Education was formed in order to give students a chance to learn things about English that couldn't ordinarily be learned in class. President Willy Duncan said, Every- body was interested in the club and wanted to take part. We also enjoyed the field trips to see plays. G.A.T.E. field trips were to Bakersfield High to- see a Shakespeare festival, Los Angeles. to see plays and also to major colleges. The speech club traveled to differen high schools, participated in debate, in terpretations and other speaking activi ties. Members also attended speec tournaments throughout the state a well as several National meets. WWW Hodges. Kathy Schaefer, co-president of N.H.S., presides at a meeting. SPEECH CLUB members: Hope Tolboe, Mrs. Barbara Fields, Phillip Smith, Jon Boles, Paul Smith, Marty Ansolabehere, Julie Symons. GATE CLUB members FRONT ROW: Karee Spurling, Backy Derr, Robing Killion, Kris Gash, Gena Woodruff, Teresa lturriria, Kari Foy, Lin- da Ross, Jean Johnson, Tonya Heyart, Willy Duncan, Ronnie Phillips. ROW 2: David Gifford, Cindy Waelin, Kim is, Brain Gladden, Brian Morgan, Jennifer cer, Mary Swcrdfeger, James Church, 1 Swisher, Darin Poe, Richard Poe, Mitchell, Michael Ottinger, Wade Bowen, Black. ROW 3: Melissa Benjamin, Jayme Shelly Burns, Cheryl Wagoner, Stacy Jill Brockman, Jill Tanner, George Rob Campbell, Kendy Miller, Matt Tisha James, Paul Stroud, Cindy lturriria, ward Simons, Layne Logan, Jerry James. N

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lub Promote hoo The main purpose of the Big N club as stated by Brent Mixon was to Sup- port athletic members and lettermen and give the athletes something to real- ly shoot forf' The highlight of the year was the don- key basketball game which the Big Nw club sponsored and participated in as well. The final score was Big N 44 and faculty 30. Other activities throughout the year in- cluded fishing trips and dances. Debbie Dominguez said, The Rally club promoted spirit to all of our activi- ties. The Rally club was also important to anyone who planned to run for cheer- leader, since whether a person ran or not depended on how many points she received as a member. The club participated in fund raising activities such as car washes, candy sales and spent the time cheering at the games with all the other students. It was the athletic supporters who were responsible for the enthusiasm which came from the crowds at games. Through all their schemes and exciting cheers the athletic supporters managed to build up the confidence of the ath- letes and stood behind them all the way. The group not only attended home games but traveled to games away from home as well. ABOVE: Bill Cummins receives a cross-country award from Greg Williamson, representing the Big N club. RIGHT: Reading the newspaper while the visit- ing team was introduced was one ofthe schemes headed by the Athletic Supporters. Here, the tac- tic is being used at the opening round game of the Valley playoffs, as the Mt. Whitney team makes its appearance. 104 Big N , Athletic Supporters, Rally Club