North High School - Lens Yearbook (Eastlake, OH)

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Student If Q, an a 1 1 ' ' if ' ' ' W A Em fm' f c!0 y x M.Rice, V.Dun1ap, L.Whitmer, P. Kline, B.Webber, J.Barbic, P.Mil1er, M.De1 Carpini, J.Wise- man, B.Mi11er, J. Hoge, J.Tribb1e, C.Sanderson, C.l-lendershot, Joan Davis, C.Smith, P.Kaminsky, K.Cahi11, S.Lemmerman, D.McIntosh, B.Nagy, J.Hartley, P.Pernus, D.Geosano, A.Lambo, T. June, L.Cicek, D.Gogam, P.Trycoff, M.Webb, D.Ma1esky. Linda Thomas Ed Richards Jane Colle Bob Doyle Pat Greer ....., ...MW ...Ni .,, . 8 on ' ..... ..... Y -. ..- ... , W V ..... - g A- ... 5 ,W . Y 1 QW I E V' W, V i 3 : fr 9 1 3 ' mf? ! . f Q L ,X , L 5 s I 1 4 Q 1 E i 1? si W 110 Q 2

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00221 L My -all ..-------41 X 'l Stahll E Hunko P Hogg S SICIS H Lehtonen D Anderson P Zempel P McLaugh11n M Mclntosh C LaVerne D Konro C June M Rovtar C Kramer E Rxzer D Whmnery R Hamsen P Petrovrc B Nxcholas C Taylor A Bogun B Welss L Sale: B Vest N Neubacher R Kalmer M Brassell B Snetsmger P Blake L Marhoefer D Radebaugh Pulse, an attempt to put the students' best creat1ve foot forward, IS st1l1 1n knee pants th1s P year Born late last year, the 32 page magaz1ne u serves as a sound1ng board and d1sp1ay W1Hd0W for students who fall 1nto the peuphery def1ned by Ralph Waldo Emerson Man th1nk1ng IS man ahve For thlnkers, ph11osophers, poets, however, th1nk1ng IS not enough They must communlcate Pulse was set up to g1ve them that opportumty This year more than 200 manuscnpts were subm1tted for cons1derat1on as material for Pulse pages Only about a fourth of It was re tamed for pub11cat1on Adv1sor Leonard Slom 1nsk1, 1n comment1ng upon the quahty of th1s year s mater1a1, sa1d that much of the rejected mater1a1 was better than that pub11shed in the 1rut1a1 issue of the magaz1ne Short stor1es, essays, artrcles, poetry, and or1g1nal student art work 1S featured 1n the mag az1ne. Pms srgnalhng outstandmg 11terary a ch1evement W111 be awarded 1n june. An edltor in ch1ef was not to be named un t1l the magaz1ne comes off the press . 109 Pl 1 I W' N V ' ' ' . 1 J f-1, 7 ' N. . A rj - eh ,A f - 1 I .1,. i xy I w L, 1 thpg g X - me-'-1 '1 are ,gr .if:'f'j . .QL 4 ' ' A Q 4 BM A , I S. ', . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . . 1- . V . 'JN

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I V Council The Student Council of North High has provided the students with outstanding lead- ership this year. Among the highlights of the school year were the Council-sponsored Ranger Round- up, a mixer dance held at the beginning of the year, and the annual Homecoming game and dance . The Counci1's committees are working on the problems of student dress, hall mon- itors, the selection of the assemblies to be presented throughout the year, relations with Mentor High School, and the formulat- ing of a constitution. The Council consists of one representa- tive and one alternate from each homeroom, and an executive committee . Bob Boyle served as President this year, ably assisted by Eddie Richards, Vice President. Jane Colle and Pat Greer were Secretary and Treas urer, respectively. The group's advisers were Miss McKinney and Mr. Lockard. Bob Bourquard Ann Alpeter Wayne Makowski Bill Wendell ., , ..,. .- f 3 I