North High School - Lens Yearbook (Eastlake, OH)

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rbrar Staff Through the t1reless efforts of Mr Neth and h1S Lrbrary Club North s extens1ve lrbrary has been run smoothly and ef f1c1ently throughout the school year Slnce the llbrary 1S new and many th1ngs are rn the process of development, the 3Ct1V1I1eS of the club have been somewhat cur tarled Many plans are bemg made for aCt1V1tleS 1n the future however The group has become ex tremely well versed H1 the gen eral l1brary procedures Whlch are essentlal for a well run opera t1on At meetmgs of the club, 1nterest1ng l1terary S1d6llghtS have been d1scussed, such as Pat Blake 1S the Presldent of the organ1zat1on Maxme C1gler serves as Secretary Treasurer 15 -if Qwwzrw-qw L toR M Campbell M Colhns N Kohler A M1l1er S Krnjeu B Clappas D Dewald M Pursch K Franc1s S Baughman P Blake H Englehardt J WHIIC Fevold I Dav1s C5 Row 1 Dawn Hams J Colle Row 2 C Kramer N Mook K Coward P Cedarvall L Marhoefer D Wade I Mack M R1ce C Smger Row 3 M Button B Snetsmger B Cratty N Neubacher D Dewald S Sacch1n1 P Schrmer J Mcnea B Thamer B Nrcholas G Barr P R1dd1e B Webber P Mrller K Mclnrosh A Dannes Row 4 B Wendell I Hardgrove B Schultz B Dodds un1or Counc1l on World Affzurs The junror Counc1l on World Affa1rs IS an organ1zat1on wh1ch analyzes and d1s cusses current econom1c and pO11t1Ca1 problems . Students part1c1pat1ng IH th1s group have constantly researched top1cs of general 1nterest and have reported on them at club meet1ngs. Movres and speakers, and wr1tten materrals were 1ntro duced as sources of 1nformat1on and 1nterest throughout the year. The club's sponsor IS Mr. Edmundsg the Presldent IS Lorelle Marhoefer. 125 ,., . 5' 1 - CD ' I D' ' . , P-lv ' . O ' . . ' , T l o . - ' . v-h ' 1 - - I , gf v- gl . n . F I . - - . 4 4 I w , , ' , 9 - , , . , 4 nd . , . - 1 'gf' . s . f f . ' - .- 1 , rv ' 'Y . E- 1 ' ' ' - . M 4 ' CD 1 . , cn B . ' 1 , . ae ' I - 5 MK , - F 'ig , fo , . 1 ., 1 - , ' .. ' C5 ' , -- , H . . - - X , 2 0 - 1 -J . Q . I . S . Zn- 1 Q y ' 7 Q . . . 1 5, 5, , . I 4 ' I V K D . , , ' f M 3 9 ga LV 4 77,11 1. ' ,lf V Ui l 5' .. J, , 4 ,. , - . 4 'fi , F - 1 - f ' ' 4' , Z- ' . 1 , A fb ' ' . F' 'I ' . - D' ' 1 . . l . ' m . l Y I W ,...,, u e -n 1 ' K . Q , ' , I, fr E ' ' - - 5 . X 1 pf - A - ' ' , X . . - . r ' ,fl l.. . , , r ,X A . . 1 ' lx 1 , . 1 E. , 1, . 0 , . , 1 C ' ' ' ' M-'-A ' B U5 . . 1 ' . f 1, O 1 . ' ' 1 . .F 2 of . rl 1 1 1 . ' - ' . . '-l f- N, 1 an - 1 E! , Ar - ' .' In U1 - 7 f ' ' ' vw ' T ,

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-it Row 1 P Rrddle M Grnevra D Wade M Rrce Row2 C Moses R Napletana Marhoefer E Arnold V Dodds Row 3 P McLaugh11n M Moody J Davrs S Hacker J Kovarrk D Llttle Row4 L Venter W Anderson P Cedarval I Mack C Crawford Standmg N Dolans J Wrse man K Wrseman S Lemmerman B Nicholas G Barr M Collms P Mrller Future Teachers of Amerrca The Future Teachers of Amerrca was orgamzed to encourage students who have a desrre to leam and to teach and who w1sh to enter the professron Act1v1t1es were numerous and rncluded several vrsrtatrons lectures, drscussrons and reports on current toprcs pertarmng to both elementary and secondary educat1on Mrss Kassrng IS the club sponsor The offrcers are Pat Rrddle Vrce Presrdent Donna Wade Secretary Donna Drckrnson Treasurer H6 Row 1 M Lrnk M Spence A Lll11Ch B Wrlson P Perl A Cooke Row2 S Hacker B Mance B Johannes S Baughman N Rosenberger L Vermer JLandman L Strebrg Row3 L Stolar C Thomas E Rrchter S Srers D Drenser L Kennelly D Wollschleger N Neubacher Future The need for qualrfred nurses to serve thrs ever expandrng populatron of ours 1S very evrdent The grrls who belong to the Future Nurses of Amerrca have expressed a desrre to enter th1s most lmportant of profes srons Durrng the year they have taken trlps to hosprtals they have seen movres on medrcal procedures, and have heard lectures on modern med rcrne Mrs Frske the school nurse 1S the club s advrsor 12 4 5 I f 1 ' ii r - . , , Q ' l 9 A ' r 1 rr Q 'O 5 I I rl ' I I 1 - I ' f Q- 0 o 0 l 9 H ' ' I ' - if n lv a I p 4 I I f 5 N r I I 0 5 l Q Q Q 1 . ' l ,, ' , mf' A 0 ' Q H 4 1 i , . H 'T ' f ' L Nurses Q o u , it . , . W V I '

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D. Frank, P.Ruddick, J.Lasko, A.A1peter, L.Thomas, H.Lehtonen, J.Nash, J.Cook, C,Crawford, J.Dickson, P.Schriner, J.Wiseman, E.Rizer, B.Meyers, H.Presley, B.Murray, B. Book, G.Doskocil, S.Gill, J.Petrulis, I. Schaerr, M.Field, B.Trawarha, A.Cooke, A.McKay, J.Cooke. Not pictured are Joy Campbell and Elaine Vera. XX -Club The North High School N Club is an organ- ization of girls who have attained a high degree of athletic competence: The girls participate in many organized and individual sports throughout the year. Included in their various activities are basketball, tumbling, volleyball, and swimming. The N Club contributes considerable school service. This year they decorated the goal posts at the football field, sponsored a benefit dance, and co-operated with the Varsity Club in promot- ing intramural athletics. The officers are: Diane Frank, President, Gail Doskocil, Vice President, Betty Book, Sec- retary, Sandy Gill, Treasurer. Mrs. Stafford is the club's advisor. 126