North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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We Sta - Gazing ln Fl E Juniors-You were finally big upper- classmen! Your major goal was to be better than the seniors Cbetter luck next yearlj You tried your hardest to be the best at everything you did! It didn't matter, from PSAT to Powderpuff, Hall-decorating to homework, you gave it your all! You set out to be the best, and did everything you could to get there. Seniors-Senior year! After three long years of hard work and effort, you final- ly made it! It was time to kick back and relax. Although you struggled through with Senior English and SAT, you found time to be the most spirited class on campus. You won class competition day with ease and your class was the rowdiest and the loudest at the rallies. Even though you spent many hours decorating the Homecoming float, you found time to win the hall decorating contest. Over and over you proved the class of '82 was awesome! CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Waiting for the Welcome Assembly to begin, the members of the Student Executive Board relax on the field. Vasity cross-country runner Glen Creswell heads toward the finish line of the home meet against Arvin. Varsity Quarterback Tony Napier pitches out during scrimmage against Clovis West. As the coaches address the crowd at the fall sports rally, varsity football players listen. As Coach Tony Silver reads the names, Mr. Bill Bimat presents plaques to members of the 1981 varsity baseball team in honor oftheir having won the Valley Championship. Senior class president Scott Garrison awaits his turn at the October senior class meeting. Senior class vice-president Suzi Kopecki shows her senior spirit at the fall sports rally. CENTER: Student band director Jon Boles leads band members in a number at the first fall rally. Opemngf5