North High School - Lens Yearbook (Eastlake, OH)

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,Wop N 1 ILasko JL1ng M Morns M Brrtton K Prrce C Sm11ey C Bole S Alexander M Lucas B Murray A Mlller C Kmg C Kramer M Crookham P Rernhardt T Tanka J Schaerr L Schupmg R Hansen Lens Salesman 4 M De1Carp1n1 M Collms D Whrnnery L Thomas H Presley S Srers L Kennelly H Rotman N Rosenberger B Wordemer D Geosano P Brent P Hogg K Bohnsack P Mahoney G Hambrecht I Peters J Landman L Papes 4 ,L Q, 3 J L 1 I If 111 5 S ' fr? A 4 'hal 'Lx I 1 ' 1316 5.551 ' ' If W .1 'lk A l-- f . ,U 1 A X ' k W I NV 't v Y' C' A X k I , l 3 r ,. Q , ' ' f A g' P. ' H P' for '5'4QJa

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WA l :-1 ti L Sanderson M Gmevra J Brumagrn B Meyers M Patterson A Bogun B Book A Alpeter T Gubanc D Frank A McKay M Drgney JAckroyd W Fulton W lV13kOWSkl G Perklns P Ruddlck L Purola L Thomas Lens The Lens Ed1tor1al Staff began early last spr1ng to plan the year s work The assembl1ng of a yearbook IS a monumen tal task, requ1r1ng weeks and weeks of patient plannmg, p1cture takmg, wr1t1ng and re wr1t1ng Our task, however, was an enjoyable one Our beautrful new bu11d1ng provided an excellent background for the many photographs that are lncluded ln th1s book Usmg the many attractlve portrons of the bu1ld1ng, we have tr1ed to present the school S varlous clubs and organ1za t1ons 1n an lnformal manner We have trled to 1nclude shots of many of the 1n terestlng and un1que areas of our new school so that our students may have a p1ctor1al record of our beaut1ful new bu1ld1ng for years to come We hope you 11ke our new look th1S year, and we w1sh to thank the ent1re staff and the faculty adv1sors , Mr. James Smeed and Mr. john Platz for the t1me that they so generously gave to make our yearbook a success. , 1 t g Q 4 f Q at B H u 4 5 A . 7 .-. iii' ' 'A 5 XX 5+ ' ',:': 3' .L JL F 4 . ' U , . . ' II. 'V ' 106

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:W G Perkms H Rotman M Gmevra C LaVerne C June P Hogg K Bohnsack M Rovtar D Colllns C Smrley C Kramer J Buchner M Morrrs W Fulton P Brent G Hambrecht Searchlrght Unllke most school newspapers, North's archlrght served two masters hrgh school readers and because the paper appears in the pages of the da1ly News Herald, a potentral audrence of several thousand adult readers 'Th1S double duty serves to make North's Journalrsts careful observers of the school scene and has served tlus year to el1m1nate from 1ts pages Juvenrle gossrp columns and polls of one s favorrte przza pre or Holly wood bombshell As a velucle for the Journalrstrc ab1l1ty of quahfred students, the Searchllght trres to g1Ve equal space to both the acadermc and socral aspects of school l1fe This year, under success1ve edrtorshrp of Hannah Rotman Carol june, Carole La Verne, and for a t1me, Mary jo Gmevra, the Searchlight was a sound rf unsensat1onal newspaper so sound, rn fact, that It won recognitron 1n the annual Natronal Scholas t1c Press Assocratlon competrtrons It IS a member of two other natronal Journahsm groups the Columbia Scholastrc Press Assoclatron and the Qu1ll and Scroll 108 4 x A I A , 2 at , . , 0 . . , . , . Y 0 . . . . y . . . n . . . . . . . , - . . . . .i-.....-.. I I . . . . . . . . . D . . . Q