North High School - Lens Yearbook (Eastlake, OH)

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r'-5:-0 5-P. 'W 4.4 H Presley I Ackroyd L Purola P Ruddlck A Alpeter D Frank B Vest W Fulton A Hughes D Geosano B Book A Bogun J Klrmas E Brott G Butzer W Makowski D Harris P Hogg C Cox E Rrzer L Maitland Collins L Thomas M Morris Thespians One of North High s most active groups is the Thespian Society Its aim IS to give its members an appreciation of dramatic art through the presentation of plays throughout the year An important activity of the group is a yearly trip to the Drama Clinic held at Kent State University Here, the members learn fine points of dramatic technique, lighting, stage setting, and other production helps. Applying their knowledge of these fine points to their own presentations , the group strives for a professional quality a factor rarely found in high school productions . Their success is proven by the enthusiastic audiences who view these presentations . Scenes from two of their most memor- able productions, The Birds and the Boys and Down to Earth, are presented on the opposite page. Betty Book is the President of the group, Allan Hughes is Vice Presi- dent, with Dick Geosano and Adda Bogun serving as Secretary and Treasurer, respect- ively. Norman Moyer is the group's advisor. 4

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Fr1endsh1p Club li J Colle N Rosenberger T Gubanc P Hogg D Haag J Nash P Rlddle N Neubacher B Book J Brumagm M Gmevra J Parent H Lohmeyer C Cox B Thamer C Crawford M Del Carprm The pr1mary a1m of the Fr1end shlp Club IS to brmg to 1ts many members the opportunlty for a close useful assocrauon wrth thelr school and fellow students Tlus year the orgamzatlon was drvrded mto two groups, one com pnsed of JUIIIOIS and Semors the other of Sophomores Both groups worked together under the able dr rectron of Mrss Kmght Mrss R1e mann and Mrs Olrver Among the hrghllghts of thrs year s act1v1t1es were the All Grrl Date Party the Jornt H1 Y F C Meetmg and the rmpressrve formal rn1t1at1on ceremony The most popular event of course was the annual F C For mal held the frrst of March The dance, featurmg an underwater theme was one of the year s brg gest socral events The hrghly successful F C year was clr maxed w1th the Mother Daughter Tea whlch consrsted of a fashron show and 1nstallat1on of next year s off1cers This year s offrcers were Prrscrlla Ruddrck Presrdent as srsted by Dawn Harrrs, V1ce Pres 1dent Gaxl Doskocrl Treasurer and Mollle Gubanc Secretary M.Fie1d, K.Cahi1l, S.Furness, S.Ty1er, S. Kmjeu. D, Harris, P.Ruddick, G.Doskoci1, M.Gubanc. 116