North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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FA 575' 'Ss W yi E3 ABOVE LEFT: SKI CLUB members FRONT ROW: Shannon Suender, Peggy Strubc, Tammy Welch, Donna Long, Teresa Serivano, Lisa Thomas, Scott Monroe. ROW 2: Jess Farley, Nancy Flippen, Kim Williams, Barton Burscll, Brain Wilkinson, Luann Sweet, Dave Ollivier, Cindy Thorp, Jeff Sabo. ROW 3: David llinds, Jill Tanner, Jill Brockman, Jimbo Derinski, Gary Flaming, Kerry Krause, Jill Watson, Doug Ja- cobs. Todd Adamson. ROW 4: Jim McMilIian, Larry Works, Lance McQuin, Paul Barnett, Todd Bockman, Dan Nunez, Dana Smith, John Kessler, Jennifer Ragland, Teresa Willman, Bry- an Freeland. LEFT: Ski club members check out ski equip- ment beforc hitting the slopes. ABOVE: Victor VeVea works on a new strategy for a winning game of chess. Ski, Racquetball 81 Chess 95

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January 8, 1982 was a big date for the Ski club. This was the date for the big trip to Mammoth Mountain. It was a weekend full of fun and excitement. The students met Friday evening all packed and ready to start on their way, and rose early Saturday to hit the slopes. David Hinds said, Being in the Ski club meant having a good time, skiing and having parties. One of the most exciting events of the Chess club was getting together in Mr. Redman's room for a good game of chess.' Members 'learned strategy and im- proved their chess playing skills, then tried them out on opponents. Being able to be with my friends and play racquetball, was what Tracy Millington said she enjoyed most about the racquetball club. Members of the Racquetball club spent time before school practicing and also took trips to the courthouse to play. Being a part of this club meant having physical condition as well as good sportsmanship. THIS PAGE: Jerry Punt improves his racquet- ball skills. TOP CENTER: RACQUETBALL CLUB mem- bers FRONT ROW: David Smith, .lerry Punt, Mike Fraser, Edward Harris. ROW 2: Karyn Mc- Namara, Tracey Napier, Karee Spurling, Cindy Wallen, Lisa Cates, Alecia White, Tracy Milling- ton. TOP RIGHT: CHESS CLUB members FRONT ROW: Travis McKinney, Jerry Shoopman, John Baca, Craig Carlton. ROW 2: Richard Curtis, Matt Cruse, Kenneth Ruch, Victor VeVea, Tracy Dykstra. 94fSki Racquetball 8: Chess

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Band Brin S Trophies Home Outstanding is the word that best de- scribed the North High Grenadier Band. They put out a lot of hard work and practice, and performed at many competitions, such as Bakersfield High,s first annual field competition. Drum major .lon Bolcs took first place and the band took first in their division. Camarillo High's first annual field competition was the next event, where the percussion section took third place. After marching in Downtown Bakers- 96fGrcnadier Band field's Veteran's Day Parade, the entire unit then participated in Arvin High's field competition, where the second place award was received, as well as the trophy for outstanding percussion. The pep band played at all the home foot- ball and basketball games, as well as for some Cal State Roadrunner basketball games at the Civic Auditorium. Last but not least, they ended the year with a very joyous and successful spring con- cert.