North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Page Ten CALENDAR September 6-First day of school CTrapped!D September I0-Majorettes chosen. CWhat Legs! What, legs?D September 15-G.A.A.s choose president. Smith takes over. Amazons are at it again! September 16-First football game. North 25- Cincinnati Hughes 6. Wheaties sale sky- rockets! Septecinlgcgr 16-Also first Pep Rally CWhat's BI September 19-Magic Club meets for first time CI-loudini rolled over in his gravel September 20-Miss Kelley names library staff. Barclay president. September 28-G.A.A. New Girls Party. CFree foodD. September 30-First issue of Polaris CMiss B. breathes again.D October 5-Y-Teen Carnival Cno brainstorm here, Barb.D October 2-Home-Coming Week Cwho came home?D October 7--Climax of a wonderful week and day. North tromped Aquinas! Lyn Stauf Homecoming Queen. C'There'll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. D October ll-Betty Lamp Wiener Roast and Scavenger Hunt. Neighbors bar all en- trances! October 14-North knocks Marion from Top 10 Football in State 14-7. CGuess we did it.D October 18-P. T. A. Open House. October 31-I. C. C. made the movies. CSorry, T.V. will have to do.D October 31-The -German Club had its iirst meeting. Ritter president. CHow's your German been lately?D Novelrrilzier 10-Central again-wait till Basket- a . November 17-Smith wields gavel at Press Club. November 18-Book Club 2O Questions As- sembly. CMust be nice to have brainsj November 18-North places 6 on All-City Foot- ball! What wheels! November 23-Girls' Glee sang for Thanks- giving Assembly. CThankful for what?D November 28-G. A. A. Something. CYes, but what? You name it?D December l-P. A. System Dedication Service. fIt's about time.j December 2-North basketball season starts with a bang. We beat Lancaster! Decenfgber 9- Strawhatters' Case. Who done it. December 18-North Choir joins with all-city choir for Christmas program. CAII those angels! Hall December 21-Christmas play and start of vaca- tion. --,-LL .. .....,.., L.. Ianuary 3-Back to school. CRecalled.j January 6-Saddle Hop. CSince when do bun- nies wear saddles?D Ianuairy 20-Mid-year grads elect Zepp presi- ent. january 25-Mid-year grads leave. CSome people have all the lucklj February I6-Iuniors won Basketball Touma- rnent. Seniors' rheumatism got the best of em. February 21-O. S. U. Band Concert. February 23-New Cheerleaders chosen! CIt's what you do with what you gotlj February 28-North swimming team splashed to district championship! March 1-North beats Central in big District Toumament. CThe third time. Don't they ever give up?D March 7-Marigale Art Club Valentine Party. I love you too. March 10-North loses out to East in Tourna- ment finals but spirits were raised at ORCINC. March 14-Honor Society chosen. Amstutz prexy. March 24- Quality Street cast of 1920 play has reunion. March 30-First Basketball Banquet. Creamer shines. CWhat, shoes?j April 9-Choir rises and shines at Easter Sun- rise Service 6:04. No-Doz pills furnished. April I1-P. T. A. Style Show. CHOW did Jim Black get in with all those girls?D April 13-Town and Country Revue huge suc- cess. April 20-F. T. A. members teach at Medary. April 21-junior-Senior Prom. Student Council hangs. CCrepe paper, that is.D April 25-Vergilian Club Roman Banquet and wedding. CBeclining restaurant!D May 3-Allied Youth Picnic. Soft drinks of course. May 9-Hilltop Relays. Spung's Sprinters do a good job. May 10-G. A. A. elections. May 15-Toastmistress Tea. CWith or without?j May 16, 17-City meet. May 19-Senior Class Play January Thaw. May 24-G. A. A. Banquet. CMy, the food was delicious-!D May 25-Toastmasters' Banquet. CPass the mo- tion-bread, I mean.D Iune 1-Senior Supper. CEveryone cries.D june 4-Baccalaureate. Iune 8-Graduation. CNow for the brave, new world.D .M I