North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1955 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA PRESENTS.... THE POLARIS Nineteen fifty five £ PflO HW TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty.................... 6 Activities Sports . ... 18 44 Underclass..............70 Senior 86 tLeufu As we, the Senior Closs of 1955, leave our classrooms and begin to venture out on our own, we begin to realize just how helpful the guidance of our teachers has been those past three years. The knowledge we hove acquired has been more than just textbook knowledge. Without our realizing it at the time, our teachers hove daily instilled in us the necessary requirements to fulfill our obligations as adults. Just os the world is governed by great leaders, so the youth of the world must be guided by good teachers. The administration here ot North High is comparable to these great world leaders. Can you imagine a ship without a captain? Woll, that is what North High would be like without Mr. Harry H. Maass. In a large school such as North, it is imperative to have someone at the head who can shoulder the many responsibilities of the whole school. His excellent leadership has brought North through many rough spots. To some of you, Mr. Maass' office is a very mysterious room, but to a few if is a common resting place. No matter how you regard it, many important decisions are made there. Just imagine yourself as the heod of North High for just one day. People would be running into your office asking you what they should do about some delicate problems; then there might be an unexpected important guest coming to look over the school, so you would have to drop everything to show him around the school personally. All in all. North High wouldn't bo the smooth running school it is today without Mr. Maass. Bongl TKot book wasn't meant (or tho window! Well, it looks like I'll be making another trip to Mr. Dinner's office. I see tho ante-room is empty so I might os well walk in. No one's hero, I guess I can go. Just a minute, young man, did you want to sco mo? Yceesss sir. ... (Why do I get so norvous when I come in hero, ho is always so friendly and understanding ...) What's your trouble now? Don’t bother to tell me, I think I can just obout guess. You sea, I havo many students in here oil day long, with all kinds ol problems. Why just fivo minutes ogo a fellow was in here who felt ho wanted to quit school because ol fmoncial difficulties. I made him realize thot a high school diploma wes much more important than quitting school to work lull time. Then there are people who moke my day brighter Thoy are the successful alumni who CO mo back to visit mo. Their success in life makes me feel proud to havo known them and worked with them, Back to you son, I hear that you broke a window in study hall Why? Well, you see sir, it was like this . . Ummmm, I understand. You report to me after sixth hour today, and we'll see wbot wo can do. Right now I hove to attend to a little matter concerning tho auditorium schedule. MR. MERVIN C. DllLNER Assistant Principal CONHRRING o'-li si -li cn on tKc r« nt lU-mi-l lor xHooll tl Mr. Rutin Puloom, u p finU.idnr.l Khootl i Min- otopolil. 8 IF YOU HAVE o prober, CotKorning dowel irv dying O' you home III , o good pe K n to tome to U Mlu Vtola Morll. lb fllrlt' countelor M lp.ng tludenti to tot re some ol fh ir moi ptetting fyobleim it on of Min Moril't many fObi MISS JOHANSON It a newtonicf to the court ling Hall She it the mvttonl glrtv count lor and tho olta iroihnt ptycholoQy ond phyticol rdoca ion. On of th pbatet ol her countellng |Ob it helping itudonri to fill out pcogcom cordi Met Miu Johonton It hatping. Moflyt Slue-0 with h f piogrom. HOME VISITS ond covnsobng leep Mit. Maty Ellen Zeni. ovi vlvtlng teocK '. ve� y bujy. MwcH 0I M t Zoo� ' lime W ipent envoy liom NoilK vliiring in ihe home� el ttudenit. 10 THE CAVD HIES be!p both Vvderu ond even Ihe librorioni. V.� � H« «n Ulvtnlod ond Mlu Avd'ey lofovov, to find moleflol on tvb|«Ti I'O A lo Z. MR. EDWIN A READY, the engineer In charge. end four of hit oleven otto-ciorei pictured hero hove I ho impoMont iob of keeping North High In good order. TRYING TO SATISEY our fully whi-a it our ltofwort chef. h' t Mory K ErlcVton. and her oble auitranu. OM, BUT IT HURTS it often hoo.'d in the office of our xhoot nurte Min Helen Oorgay. Junn Domlono l having hot particular hurt which It a broken finger tokon core of, 11 12 ANN KOtOAl. our lora.go euhonge itvdonl from Norway. I.aiftt two None Itidonn. GfaUhan John ion ond Oonnh Sothalnv to undnrtlond lha lomguoga. By hooring. II U cover (o' Mudanlt ol o foreign kinguoga to Uorn how 10 emmeiat CKo-'Wt Addington Hliiory I Ruth Amundico fngflth D.lorrt Wtrtm loan Andarton Martial Apr! (nglith. Moiic Engllth Spoalvh. Got mo-, o •. John Bahrandl Mildo BWlt Agnei Sol.-. Modern P.oblemt fr.gl.ih fngt.ih Jotaph Brom lewlt Burnatl Voihenollc Phyticol Edixotiem ft ft irM (kra Corho (lUn Carbon Commarool food. AHrod Ckri.topkanon Mrldrad Clorio (dona Connor. Biology Mofkomorio Modorn Profclon. iokn Conow (Iw fdlvnd Clod. (tuhoid MSifory Morh«n-ot i Muxc Povtina For . Honor Po or Dodd Hug.lod Non . CngW. Morkonical Drawing Mochonicol Drawing ACTIONI IS THE WORO TO detc-.be the gome, o� bouketboll being ployed in the g«t -gy� t Thlt it |ut one of the mony ipoti ployed throughout the yeor. SHORTHAND, fo tome of wv It |u f o bunch of linev but to a ttvdent who it tolling thorthand It teilt a tio y Here III Andetton It pointing out the wordt on the bo� d wh.le the ret of the (loti recitev 3 THIS UNI m«i ba MfOlgM to bn roml. soys Oanny AAdo- DomU f orbni MJWOrjr Cad Goitafion Physla Ciflh Gwynno lownxt Ho«m« Daily HiAiihglea Biology Matoh Spaciol Ctom CareG-a Mo-vK John Jocob. Engluti ArchltaOurol Droving Ai .W JokanwM Piycbology frank Jokntox fnglnh Wnhha loirnoa foods Mary (on ioMpkwn BiiyiHol (dotation BUZZING WITH ACTIVITY Mr Troutnar'i «oft (Iiihm torn owl llano 0 vsafvlnou o«d baoury. Tha amount of toWm road only ba a ipatk. lor mo itvda icon Worn o dsvaicp Ibair crnorim obillty. H r •� V V i 1 Edgar Kail Monin (timd) Commetdol Phytkol Edvcotkm E. Milton Kim. Mathilda (Crofting Union Long. Malhomo ici Biology. Botony h.tfory CoH lorton Agn.i Itnditn Lillian lindtt.n Commercial Comrwcial Engluh Hotri.r Modigan Catherine Mo-dlrr Clark. MrlUr Moth.motEngluh Special Clouet TOMORROW S ASSIGNMENT IS-Appo-enfly Gorf li pl«nod to get Ih. oulgnment. Her. a ifud.nf tak.t charge oi o modern problem clan while the teacher tupeeviiet ir� •'A STITCH In time love nine. Sharon Sten-te. Mo� y Johnton ond the glrli ol 3?6 ore ture to ogree with yov on thii ttotement. In towing time it important In Bniihing project lot the girlt themieWt ond for othert BUSILY SAWING. SANDING ond finithing. th boyi of lK« wood thop turn owt vieM product of oil iini ond detcriptiont Gront Locke. John Stendohl ond Tom Annett air vting one of the mony mochinet In the wood thop. Howard Noaow Wilbur Polm Floyd Pear ton Auto Shop ChewuDry [nglith Somuol Perrin David Peterion Shirley Price Biology Coow rdol Phyikol education Ji = jr eye r f� � hee Ovollo Mildred Read U H Rutpertoe Modern Problems Art Mathomotiu John Schnotdor Moriorio Seconder VoUo Sodor Hlttory Occupational Relot lorn fnpltsh 16 fmmo Ruth Simi Richord Smith Cloth,ng Commerclol Wood Edwofd Soltys Glann Sonnanlsarg Gco o« Svtliuon Mochlno Shop Special Closses History p 0 0 v 1 N 0 Y Bertha Thorpe Gordon Thompson Wotloy Troutner English History A Ernest V.MOI MyrtU Wlih Soymovr Vesn.r Music Commerclol Engl.sh 17 OSCAR. rho humga ikalotoo. •� being Kudied •« biology by Rolph Momonn, P(rtri in RoroKhvl. Dov.d long ond Moft-o Bohe Biology l� ob of lht o tcencov offered o’ Norlli. INFORMAL CROUPS 1-ka fhlv one including Florence Slovok, Bo'horo Tucker, Co'ol Mort, Pool Covpcrton. Sondy Upven ond Vory Darling ora a very important port of th movie doportmant Now coming info focus through the light of the North Star are North's extra curricular activities. This special part of North's program many feel, is just as important as readin', wrifin', and 'rithmetic. After school North seems to hum olmost as much as during school. Some Polarites are rushing to football and basketball practice or maybe hockey or wrestling while others are going to Y-Teens, Hi-Y, or to the Physics Club meeting. Through the many activities offered by North, students develop personality traits and social poise that will help them all through life. The activities also give extra training and experience in chosen fields. ACTIVITIES Row On -S f.lth, I Molinofl ' $ Wodil . 8 8row.b ,fa. T MofoKooi . I Wok.. M Ao-O . D Bo . 8 $oof«lo. G Monde' on Row TwO-l R.vkii . J. fmkolaom. M Sodo'qwirt. T Moon ) Munow. $ J Co'lion. M McEUoy. J WeinentoA Ro- Th-eo C Ho ht. 0 EwoW. S 8 nn tl. E Soil, S Roieo. S G o� w u . G Jotimon. J Morywy. M levin. C Kefey National Honor Society Serves as Goal for Students. The boll rings ond you hurry to tho ouditorium, for todoy is the day, yos today is tho doy. thot tho new members of the Notional Honor Socioty will be chosen You ore seated, the lights ore dimmed ond the suspenso-fillod moment arrives when tho mornbers of tho society com© down tho oislcs. One by one they com© closer ond closer ond you think ... is it mo? First they top the boy behind you. next the girl beside you ond then they choose your best friend who sits two rows In front of you. When you heor them giving the pledge you wish you wore up there too, but you think . . . moybe noxt year This Is the thought of mony |uniors ond seniors ot the Induction program of the Notionol Honor Society The purpose of the socioty is to encourage good grades and to promote o generol intorost in all school activities . . . goals of all studonts. The requirements of belonging to the society oro bosed on scholarship, loodership, char-odor, ond service Helping with tho sophomore enrichment progrom, fixing the grode roting boord and sponsoring the Safe Driving Program in th© auditorium ore some of their responsibilities The advisers or© Miss Hilda Blessin and Mrs. Daisy Hetherington. 20 Leaders of the Leaders a p ; Jo.l Mill ' Mo'tholl l vi Pr u4� nt V -P' � td «t On. - Wok. Potmqvnl. I-em«. � . Sch.'l,«g. M u. B' it o«. f©ltr. Kroll. GoUbe'g. Bo . Blockwvll R«w Two Romiek. %le� i«. Gol J on. fiAk tw in Nordtirom. J� n!Kh. Co'lto . W«olM. Polm. Gogoby. Book to. Thr . Gorvls. fwoW. P kmon. $ � «� •'. W..d t. A� h, Ar l«-� on, tdhoin Ho'r.l. Rudock. l odquiV. Joy And. on Tow M.din Secretory TfOOWfOf Row Ooo -M.ll '. F'0 l t � . louloir.r Hvbl y. S ob«'g. Speor. Bern . Stock. Jtvp y. Chon Row Two -F.l.pok. VrEtlon. VjndoM. S� db '0. Noy � . Mll'Cry. Oor'h. McGov rn. Ardoryjo. Kink l. JoK'-ion Row Th« -Cck. Coif - ,. Hpijm. Ord- ld. Kotik . B'ootch. Wvov '. Homon. Mol«k . O uboy. Mor.e« r North’s Government How cor. students vo cc their opinions? The answer to this Is through the Student Council Meeting eoch week, the Student Council votes on school issues and generally directs school offoirs Topics discussed at meetings aro brought back to each member's homeroom to bo discussed In this way tho council can dotormine the will of the student body The Student Council elocts eoch year Two members to the all-city Student Council This year's representatives ore Sally Nordstrom ond Alvin Goldman Solly was elected secrotory ol tho all-city Student Council during her junior yoor. This yoar tho Student Council formed an othics committee which is mode op of outstanding studonts Marshall levin is the chairman of this com-mlitoo Horriot Madigan ossists and advises the Student Council. WHAT'S THE USE, I Jinr o«'r win, Rkhord Mitya” oi Jon Grutchlo cop uret hit king. KibMilng Iron behind or GUn ShWey ov) Gen So-xioSI. THESE PHYSICS ClUB members oro •jpefimont.ng wilS rodto fregueecy. They Of llrom left lo r.gh� l W.lliom Well . Dove Dre� � el. A) Greenberg, Do Snyder. Tom trictvon. Merle levin ond Gene Krovl. Three New Clubs Something old, something now . . Everyono's hoard that old saying. Tho three clubs—the Creative Writing, tho Physics and the Choss Club are a littlo of both. The Choss Club was an activity of North a few yoors bock but wos discontinued, so in a sense if is new again this year. Membors of this club moot to loom ond to ploy chess. They also ploy tournaments with sfudonts from oil over the city. Tho members of the Creativo Writing Club bring to their meetings poems, short stories, and essoys that thoy have written ond the other members discuss and criticize them. Tho Einsteins of tho Physics Club not only havo fun fooling oroond with different oxporlments but reolly loam o lot. Row Ono—P. Johnvon. E. Hougon. J Hodlund. A Ivdulgion. K. Jarppi, t. Notion, e. U!tfro r G. Otwn. B Skro-Mlod. R CKoo. W. Cbo . Row Two-8. Trout, n Swanton. S. Po«. M Hortioy. C. Joduon. J. Iwperod. S. SkfO-irod. J. Sotond, M. Torrwjnon, M. Aunr. M Tro« Row Tkr� � -G. Syvenoo. C Mcodo. J. VonEtton. J. Andorson. M Altmoyec. I. North. N. Dondton. G. Johnion. I. lockwood. A. Roldol. J. Roso-Row Poor—S. Olvon. G. Shirley. R. Poooon. L Morvotrer. I. Ivndquitl. M. Andotvon. D. Swen.ion. G. lohmon. K. JoAftton. N. Rorvkk. 0. Sorhoim. Official Guides A Nordic Pastime Adam to Atom Just follow mo is often heard by new students. now teachors or visitors ot North from members of the Courtesy Committee. Members of this committee, which is o subdivision of the Student Council, show theso students, teachers and visitors through the halls and rooms to acquaint them with North. This group is modo up of 12 students and the adviser is Harriet Madigan. Snakko do Norsk? Tronsloted this means, Do you speak Norwegian? If you do, why don't you join tbo Viking Club? This club is made up of students who take or who have taken Norwegian. Each year the club goes choroling ot Christmas timo and holds a breakfast May 17 in honor of fho day when Norway signed its constitution. Tho Viking Club is headed by Pauline Farseth. North is like a small city because wo have all types of workers. We have shop workers, office trainees, stage hands and, of course, scientists. They are not the mad scientists you hear so much about but are quite sane. They are a group of students who make up the Junior Academy of Science. JAS is open to students interested in experimenting with tho unknowns of scionco. Row On —H. Rottngron, J. Andorion, 8 lovi, 6. Koonlg. C, BocMoW. S. Conyort. Row Two M. Har. Row On J Morrow, K Oovli. t. Main, R Milgrow. D. M.'lor. Row Two- M. Rockier. S. Bonnott, ring, R MondiAano. t. Kcmot. 0. SltoTnkV. J. Woinermon, M. Tongon. D. CoMondor. L Well. M. GoldU.n, L Robins too Owe-Trom. Ilfce . «« • So b 0. Slower. Oltoo. Odoriketo. Arthruyi. F.nkellHti Sthwoiti. Month , tow Two fora . etoo� «v� r. W.ll-omi. Smith. stomro Sfcvem. loVt.non, Homey. Mutter fo� Three-CoMorder. 5A '- S«.«o. - � . Knk ht,tn. Ke tey. OoyH o„. Berg. Vo kerf. Sepobkl. � e M Junior Red Cross Hurry up ond got those boxos in ... fill more boxes ... go out and raise more monoy for the Red Cross! These aro only o few cries heard from Emma Siehl during the two drives for tho Red Cross. North's Junior Red Cross is composed of one member from each homeroom ond is odvised by Miss Siehl. This year the Red Cross set o goal of five boxos to be colloctod from eoch homeroom. Mootings are hol'd ovory two or three weoks on Tuoidoy night. The Rod Cross is a port of every school oil Over the country as if Is on international organization OlFICfRS ol Jvntor Red Oott ore M finkelitelii and M s h«rortr fuffingl a«d S. Stevem. O. SwentO ond t ©mb.,0 j OllonVvto it no p � vred O . Goldberg. Wnfplwl. Stormon. Botor. Irek . le«ov.. Owm. Mot.tk.. h«ow n. Cooyen. Cordon «o Two -Oioror). Cri n. B-’otk. H � l r. Bromberg, fourre. Soorenpoo. Scho.tb rger. M.fthell, Nuuboum. Ud-ton. lebow Bow Three -Novak. Odek.rk. tally. Mvebtthey, Kotelnok. Well. OoW. WeiOrttod. Klodek. Ardorto Ideas harmonize Many hove heard of the PTSA, but how many know whot it moons and who it sfonds for? PTSA means Parent-Teacher-Student-Associotion, and its purposo is � o promote better understanding between tho teocher, the student, and the poront. North High is one of tho few schools in Minneapolis which enjoys this service. Mr. Dillnor moots with tho PTSA to help them. Their adult officers ore Harold E. Cram, president; Mrs. A Anderson, vice president; Mrs. J. Hill, secretory; and Miss Agnes Lerschen, treasurer. These adult officers serve os advisors also Row On A Adorn. M. Shohoo. N Olvon. J. 5 o� t. s Notdouot. M Mwy .. i NaAlntky. J. Iw S. S . no«. M Rowngrtn Row Two •$ locktfr. S. ICo . 0. Cormon, M Bo nil. M Hoiring, A Tvbbi. ) 5 lv«r. S D th««r. j. Sratford. P longvoo, i. Ollanlt'o Row Thro -I Ado-M. B My r,. I K Corho«. C SodSod . J. Bockl r. M Pricks. J KopAorl. S IWIngtlon, C Zwkkoy. C tioKW Row On -C l od r. A GfoooUo.n, 8 6-al k. S. Woijborj. P Horo t. A Cevyoow. t Sfom. J. £r iiO , 8 Kopton. S. P «g rkwt. 0. Nwlten Row Tww-J Alk.n«on. G. A� h. I. Cook. P. G rb � t. J M li� i. 0 Wolktr. J Aron . S B«l '. M Morthoftd. S. Gl k t orrtctts oi ts� nsA or iw� ro � «•«•« Mtyr. Mvf J frkkson ond SMoroo Nord vltf Irwin Cool ond Sondro Sf.rvnon or nor p tultd low On j Ubedoft. J. CKoron. 0. lobedoR. f. Molri. H Davit, 0. Uton. 8. 8 Moith. L fit nb cg. 5. Mvtllft. Row Two-A. Gold mo . J. Hol-b rg. f. $lo-vok. M Mornng. B tuck '. H. Golblo'b. B. 8«k. 8. Mol Ut. { Coh n. A. Rotten Row Thro —C. Mod mono, J. lynch. M. Rockier. S. loMtOH, 0. Scxho.m. T. Mom mormon. A. ICoWol. M OfoxowtW, L Rob-nt. 0. lyont. What’s New Kids? By trovoling around tho world you may seo moro, but you con loom almost os much obout foreign countries by joining tho World Affairs Club, advised by Poullne Forseth. The members of this club rood obout, discuss and analyze the problems of the world. They also work tho World Affair quizzes which are In the newspaper each week. Then In tho spring of the year they tako a big world affairs test In which students from oil the Midwest participate. Out of these, the top 50 ore picked. Then thoro oro other tests in which the top six are chosen from each region. Those students rocelvo an expense-pold trip to Washington, 0. C What’s in a Name? Don't let the new nomo fool you; Hi-C was formorly Christian fellowship. These students meet every Tuesday offer school, with Mrs. Clarice Miller acting os odviscr to tho group. During the year they hove sleigh rides ond weiner roosts for all tho membors. They got together with other Hi-C groups from around the city for various other outings. The purpose of this club is to provide o Christian club in school where students con meet in a religious atmosphere ond hove fun togofher. In February the Hi-C's of the city had a rotreot at Loko Independence. In the spring they hove an all-city junior-senior formal banquof. Donnls Sorhelm is the president of this group Row On -M. ♦� ! � g, 8 tucker, f. l on. C. Hofmann. 0. Stoning. J. KnowUn. J. P o1, 0 Sottx g. A. Bom Row Two-R. Carlton. C. Rom-i y. t Torgortofl. B. Yovrtg. 0. Rumble, O. Carbon. S. Hubon . S. S’oveni. S. fox. M. Pheb . Row Throw—T Moon, J. Kr g r. I Smoid. L Guillermo. N. Rorvkk. R. Godfrey, 0. Holma. M. Soderquitf. M Schmidt. Row Fovr-C Moighf. G. Mod ton. R. Ob n. J. Bronner. R. Moongm, I {hckuenbergion. O’. Sorhelm. I. Knowlon. 0. Pawning 26 NHS Watchdogs You ore being watched. That it. If you're the one who hot boon trying to reach tho second ond third floors before the bell rings during the lunch period 4th hour. If you have, be coroful, for the hall guards ore posted near every stairway to see thot you don't. You might think this ocf is unfair, unconstitutional, and undemocratic, but If it wasn't for these watch dogs our school would bo In an uproar during the 4th period. These hard working hall guards ore undor the direction of Horriet Modigon. Fixit Department Pull bock that curtain boys! Thit cry b o fomilior one to the boys that man our stoge and all of its equipment They ore also very handy at making scenery ond putting It up. These boys can be compared very well to the moll-men. (You know, ''Neither rain nor sleet nor dork of night will stop them from their appointed rounds. ) Hooding (and helping) these hearty boys is Richard Smith, the woodshop Instructor. One stogecrew member b on duty every por.od of the doy and whon there b on auditorium they ore oil on duty. Where would we be if we didn't hove these boys? I guess we just wouldn't hove any auditoriums We also wouldn't hovo that beautiful lighting for the Christmas Homecoming ond A Senlor Day programs. •o- «•-« Wot , c. for or., J JfondoM. T. Wood. T. Anr r low !- -l Bwg«oo. t � ud. C. locko. J Woh. i. McG'Oth 27 Sports N Everything A now dob has Invaded North this year wearing white sweofers with big blue N's on them. 7ho boys call themselves N-Club membars. If you would like to become a member of the organization, oil you havo to do Is earn a letter in any ol the rocognizod sports. Their advisors are Harry H, Moass, Morvin C Dillner and oil the athletic coochos. The purpose of the North High N Club as stated by the constitution is to encourage boys to participate in sports, to advartiso othletk ovonts and basically to create good fellowship among oil lottor wlnnors. Ro- One-T Wok., 0 Cbofvmon. 0 t.ibor. J D vboy. W Jefr.m, V. levin. A Nyberfl. ■ Nyberg. J. Rrondt Ro. T-o -H Rocklin. I. Rein. M. We.«er. J. Ruikka. B Oiriitemen, Berg. L Rlvkin, S Belter M Plitmai . D Bellmon Ro-Tkree R. Poor von. A RiicKbeln, I BvrUem. K 5 obecg. G Bochmoo. P. Gvrtolion. A R.ivd, J. Udell. E Myeri R leone Ro- One D. D kimon. V Role. S Burcinen. 0. (riCMK. R Tanch.n, R Nelion T Morehovw Row Two-J. Kmolt. B Meelborg I Cnowler 0 Mwpky. E DeTvncq. J GoQobv. R Nelson Ro. Three -J Brootrt., J Quirk, R Nevbeck S. Gorilnkle. A Bochmon. R Godfrey. I Cook N-CIU OPfICERS: Sitting: Tom MoreHov� e o«d Ronold Tonchln S'ondlng Roy Myen and Moriholl levin 28 Calling All Books Quiof, no talking ploose. It the famous joying of tho library pages who do much of tho work tho� makes the library run smoothly They chock books in and out. count circulation and fix the displays. Honestly. I didn't know it was overdue is tho favorite saying of tho Innocent darlings who keep the llbrory in business. II It weren't for their fines many extras could not be purchased for the library We Run This School North High Scnool . Student operator. This is tho coll of the switchboard operators on duty every hour during tho doy in the ofTice The switchboord operators ot North ore advised by Mrs. Margaret little. Operating the switchboard is just o small port of all the service aid dutios. Thero oro also the attendance rocords to bo taken care of and other general office jobs. For their work, tho service aids receive fifty points. If fhoy wish to earn a service pin they con work for three years in the office, receiving a fofol ol 1 SO points. Quiet, no talking plooso or Honestly, I didn't know It was overdue aro two of the most hoord sentences in our North High Library -M Gordon. N Oori. V R� ' wifl. J Wrrpoo. f Crondoll. f Rickman $ Moil®� .li, 0 Folio . L ipoor. Row two • M Boll. M Solo. C. Jotkson. S. Gloolfl. 0 N olion, 0 Itn tif B SxKorling. B low. S. S-l� rmor Ow Tkroo 0 Wolnor. o Hoi mo. X Hoborl. f Gro «k . A G'of. f T yg«noo. S. MyU«. G � nKb .«. J. W«.n mo« tow On 6 locot, J Tro . S OB'-on. A JoA« � on. i Towgoi 0 Iwos. S Womtwwi t Sorwlm . J. Wodoy. I t.tonborg Row Two-D CotXoy G torp. L Modd«n. A Bkntf«l. C F.tchor. I Komo� . I Ro� � n«oM. M Vo«d M WM mm 41 tHl 1AIU Oft Jot 4 xkfW to Wod od OotIim kthtk i h Coy A HWP Jookt Iogwitf ¥ bi The Big 300 Auditorium hero wo cornel Th« ouditorium seems to be the only ploce that tho North Y-Teens con hold its meetings. This year Y-Toons has a record membership of over 300 Y-Toens b divided Into 10 chopters ond ooch one hos its own name, leodor. and officers. As ono of its projects, tho Y-Toons mode Hosier baskets for the Sister Kenny Hospital. Each year it sponsors a winter formal to which oil North High girls are invited whcthor or no they oro in Y-Teens. This year the formal was hold on Februory 5. The North Y-Teens elect officors In the spring of the year. These officers hove their authority the following foil. A nominating committee mode up of a few seniors, juniors and sophomores nominate two people for each office and these ore voted on by oil. Future Y’z Men Calling all boys. calling all boysl Are you inter-ested in being with other boys to meet, to work and to have fun? Then why not join the Hi-Y? Theso boys meet oltor school or in the evenings to croote, moln-talh and extend Christion fellowship in both the school and the community. This year one of thoir big projects was to sell Christmas tree cards. These cards were sold for one dollar ond worth one dollor at any Y'z men's troo lot. Eoch chapter received 20 per cent of eoch ticket sold. The huge group of Hi-Y boys ore drvidod into five different chapters or clubs. The five clubs ore the Apollo. Acmy, Primus. Zenith ond the Olympians. The all-school officers of the Hi-Y ore Dove Fisher, president; Roger Berg, vice president; Dick Ohn-s?od. secretary-treosurer; John Sundell. choptom. low O— J Oivboy. ft twg. I. MNlarf. ■. Oitwh.v ft HvmetOTy, 0. Fytori. 0 Downing. J. Kr gw. ft. Notuod ftow l� o -C Mvrl f. ft Grow. 0. fwoM. J. Ohon. J Wwollot. 0. ft mann. A ftotVmann. 0 Fithw. C. Oho t ••- . Ohnttod. 0. Snydw. t. Cmptnoo, It Wnbwg. t. tWS.- . J. trooKS. J. SumMl, C Oaggott. 0. OvtW OlViNG OIVOTtONS ut a M. Y u Do.. Vydw Wtd omk. lo W n M Carbon, ♦o lh Ub ot Don b Owvu. Andwton. ond otth. right it Mdon Hamilton. 31 Singing for Glee If by chance yaw wander Into 223 during fifth period, don't bo ihockod to find tho studonts spook ing a strange language. This is not a class In a foreign languoge but the Girls Gleo Club studying its muslcol torms. Many of the words In music are Italian The Glee Clubbers not only sing but also learn all phases of music. They meet every day under the direction of Mrs. Claris Elscheid Girls who ore interested in singing but cannot give up os much time as the choir calls for would find if worth-while to join the group. !«,. 0� � J W . 0 T Kh do� t. I 0 1 ■ fc ® � Mam Boor. M Borthotem -. 1 J POt K O Wood, 0 Wew. J S IW to. TWm L N v � ( vrtlur. M Mono. M Dro o.tk.. C A .ld� . C Holm .. N Dihdw. M Klodok to. Obo-I Blvtfmn. S. Gdduo.n. g Milg.om, M GvUoW. 0«b '' B J. LMoll tow Two-H DiiIoa, f Cole. � o.r.� . W NI d� � Wi. 0 Good ' M««d f� On. o � t� lfc r lukowv.t . J tool. Vhmidl, 5. S� orto. n. 0 tiomo . I ToUOMloO, I « PP . J Holiday for Strings If you hoar a heavenly sound of violins ond other instruments coming from the bond room during the first period, you con be sure that if is the orchestra To heor more of this group you con go to the Dedication Day progrom or to Commencement. They also ploy at various auditorium programs throughout the year ond for the class ploy. The members of tho orchestra receive one-holf credit o year lor their work Penny Gebert. Mary Schmidt. Sue Sfocke ond Jerry Udell compose North's string quortot. Tho orchcsfro is under tho direction of Mr. Villos who also directs the band. • - On -Oorkng. Si y y, GOK.IM. A d � to«. torn. Oonofcv . Mu'. B ri� «i r. Hoogb , tannin WM. « M, Mckton 0- l.,i Vw„o. lock '. Crony. Bro-on ioknton. B-jt r. B � k . Bwo. N � l Mou. loan . Ho yrog.l, otwyv. Bo . Sion . I'm . OuWk. (own. Bow twe-Undquh . Hol-i 0k ln. Haiku. Nmlw. ton . S« db g. tbvo. Ollonk o. Sprlnl.l BlocmquM. Mtk. Mori Bow Caltgvv . InowUn. N yd.i'o«v Swwnton Balm. W tn� � . BwgiKoo Mo« o Nwimkiv Mamonri. 5od rqutt. BaiwwMf. Andwton. Wjvok. Morrow B tgg . M d.r . MCoi«wnOR Broowk Grey, led. S� g«� . B Bocykk. Gre n«. (nekton. Guprt.l. Aun Bow Ttiroa-CorHon. Cmnbarg. Iron . G «t� Br« ow� kl. Oandton. HomiW. IWm. BopkoH. Beckman Fyr n. Sodarquwr. Hurley lundquirt. TucUr. Corltan. SO.midi. Mortkond. M k lton. Sutton. Chd- Music From Heaven “I con'f heor the tenors! Sopronoi, you're flotl These oft-heord phrases from the choir director, Mr . Clari s £tiche� d, fill the choir room during period four every day, especially when the Christmas or Easter seasons ore opproochmg. At Christmas the choir song the “Song of Christmas by Roy RingwaId In the spring the choir presents its onnual spring concert during which the choir members dross formally. On the Friday before Christmas vacation a group of seniors from the choir go through the halls singing Christmas corols THf NOBTMMfN CkrM a party TW • twtoinnd at the Ckou Marching in the Fall . . . Pepfests in the Winter . . . When iho bond marches down the it reel In o parade or marches out on the field at home football gomes, it to representing North High. This year after getting new uniforms, o fresh spirit and most important — a new top notch director, the band really looked snappy everywhere it appeared At pepfests in the ouditorium the bond was ol woys there to ploy our North loyalty or let's Win This Game for everyone to sing. The student body really op precioted the versatility of the bond. Although we oil remember mony appearances of the musicians as a marching band and a pep bond, we also con remember the concert musk presented later in the year The bond did not limit its service to North High School, either. It oppeared mony times outside of school. tow out NW’ior M-lUf. hSar. So lw.«. UH OW TWO Ko .Wv r.nk.tu . Noihn«� . OMrfc . tr«Sio«. Cob . Ua Sotfcko, ftwhloU tOW TMWE - VWim.r. Moglor . MWtten. laoor twdwnita.n. fwiw � r v«o . � ow . Mo� «w. lo dok '«w. MontU. Gaodto . Will . fecktald. tOW fOUt VryV. VooU Oi� -o- Co ■Won. M p k. Oo . M.IW. No. , Comngt© . Uraer. IwS . Tib ., UckaUo . Villa MvaUt. fliwk, Jok-io Concerts in the Spring . . . Under tho leadership of Ernost Villas the first |untor high board festival was held this spring at North. EaHfof In the yeor the bond mode a tour of Lincoln, Jordon and Franklin Junior High Schools. These oro |ust a few activities of o busy band lod by a very ambitious conductor. Seniors will not forgot this yeor — a year of music of North High School. ROW SOUR COM. - Schells. ROW HVI - Porl ut1 r. krnii . Snllmon, Andtrso . Col . P L. Otllon. GoldUnln, Ox bo. looncfccf. Johnson, luldt. Snnjomm. Rouxdi. PoMn. THomo . AniWson. Palm. Wotkor. Udnlt. Hon son. Armsl Hodman. Rs.monn TAXING NOTES at a ntfuig o� � N� bond cavnol It Fhyllu Millar. Moratory aI rh orgoaijo-1 0 Other mtnbt'i or Mated. Bud Srto� t . .x -pr «ld at, Bo Oi'erhoi, Michel Hat , Geo Kolrlet. pr� tld nt, Warren Hr.B-nan, Ed BIppN, lr aiu� er Standing or Bill Nl d rtoh and Horry DiNon Speak Up! If you liko public spooking, then tho Notional Forensic leoguo is tho dob for you! Tho members of this club moot with other clubs from oil over the state to participate in spooch tournaments. Round Robins in tho fall start out tho yeor round program of debate. Othor activities aro orotory, extemporaneous speaking, and humorous and dramatic readings. Under the guidance of Edana Connors, the members strive to improve their poiso and fluency while speaking In front oi a large group. Row Ono—0. lobodo . f. Mt t. K. Davit, P. Momon. B Soo'vlo R Gavr «. R. MondtXooo. R Monk. L f.iw'.U'g. S. GoMb «. tow Two—K BonU B D. Kn hf. L Kouot. B. Sk-lli . P. Horaviu. J. lobodo . J. Ckorcn. R. M le-om. H. frown Row Tkraa -j. Fbtkl«Mn, $. Hotkol. E. Cekto. A. Rotten. J. Gold, I. Robin. J. Morrow, J. Kir . Row tovr-A. Goldman. R Ottcrkut. M. Tanpvn. D. Sorhoi . M. Rocklor, S Bonnott. T. Momwormon. O. Woinor. E. Soil. Row Ono - D. Joknton. P. Rotlund. M KrIUr, f Schomor, M. fovrnwo. M. John too Row Two -J. Sopottki. J. Tiber. A. Hvfero. R Wally. R- Mottw, S Jordon Ro« Tbr . - t Townund. P. Krier, I. Chritrodr ion, A. Rouen. V. Otlod. R. Folk. The Little Women 'Toward New Horizons is the motto of o new club for girls This national organization, Tho Future Homemakers of America, teoches girls to dovolop homomaking skills by octual experiences and discussion. Under the direction of Weltha Johnson, the girls have been preparing ond serving the refreshments at tho teochcrs' meetings during the year. Among their happy memories ore tho rcgionol ond sfoto eonvon-lions. The club officers are Julian Scpolski, president; Sharon Jordon, vico president; Kay Sheldon, secrolory; ond Judy Tiber, treasurer. Row Om-O Suumoit. D. PerlmwliBf. U Quolon. ). Rico. B. Monrtwy, t. Poo-ion. D. Rodgon. R. Sfelnmon. J. Sion Row two-J Mocowk. Slnton, M Hamilton. J. (dSalm. t. Rollln H. Kongtgoard. D. Rocknar, t Votn, Row Ttiroo-t fronk. M, Topp � . B. Woll-idi, R lIMMroo, C. Mo-gKl. 0. tV.ml, P. Guitotion. R SUrttn. A. S h � o� li- Chris’ Handymen lights out, Comoro, quiet overy one! Thb is what you usually hoar from mombers of tho Projection Club when they aro hard at work. If it wosn't for tho members of this club it would bo probablo to say that wo would not have movios, films or radios in the claw-room, for it is their voluoble time ond service that 900s Into our seeing the movies and other educational devices Members of this club do not get relieved of any of their clossos or work. All tho assistance they give is on their own timo. Whistle Tooters Wheeoooo! Tho whistle echoes through the gym ond another boskotboll ployer hat a foul against hor. The whistle, of course, was blown by o gym loader. Theso sports-minded girls are really a help to Mary Josophson ond Shirley Price, North's two girls' gym teochcrs. During the yoar the gym loaders referee all the sports during claw, check attendance ond take core of the gym ©quipmont. for their work the gym loaders receive one-fourth of o credit o semester. Row On. A. Zoo b. P. loutoinon, C ScWtbwflrr.N Hommorlimd. 0. Boln, M Spr o� . P. Crytlw. A f.r.man Row two—It Coition, B Jatimoo. B. G� i n. It feippl. t. WirNwipooo. N Irlckton. «. Chapmon. « • ! ••- Cofboo. J. Bvcklay, 1 Co-two A. Norco. S. Mytoi. I. CK Imwima. J. King. A Jokoion. HAIL HAIL ' • «•� • l«. IMt b om el Hm •« .«• you � ll Iwd ti« .oW r«p«l 0 Holl log ih« Th y at Moclty Aoren o� d 8ob ™ 1A«I� look! pt n, good thi( llm .-•oy. Wol . . k« d� oc- W ol tk - pop . to pog tdliort. Am I PinWfcMia. Sol s « t. A} Kotaton and Sendro Carlton. You coni lot It with yoo. toy Oo.l MO'twt, Butin—. Monogor. at h o«d A • o the Uw •to count ao «r ib y hov tekan la TX y Ot .Stacy ItWn Hotting bit. J.cry t ot Mondutg bahind o-d 6)u rt Trout In the pfciw to th right fXnAININC TO JOfl AtONf$ how to crop o P � w or totwy Kofeor. Ootid JehtMOn. Horry tocUln. Oov Cohlombr and Croat loth . • 111111 f I III 11111 The Snoopers They're here. let's got thorn counted so everything will be ready for Friday when they ore to be distributed. This is the hurried cry heard throughout the news room every two weeks when all the material for the papers has returned from the printers. This hard working staff not only writes material for the paper but must see to it that It is sent in on time ond sent in correct. After the papers are returned from the printers they must be counted and distributed. The Bi-Weekly staff consists of senioo who are chosen In the spring of the year from the news classes. The odviser of this group is James E Anderson. 1$ YOUR OWN Moi l Down plow In li?“ Kathy oiki «utfc. fttd, boi d with tK 6 o of RutS bo o -ng a uor. looVt tS o� h« woy. Years Ago” Yeors Ago , the three act comedy that was produced by Max Gordon in I946 on a New York stage, wa given by the senior clas on March 10. The ploy wo based on the tory of o girl who wont to be on octrois, but whose father severely objects The girl. Ruth Gordon Jones, wo played by lots Rosenfield Wayne Malmberg portrayed her father, Clinton Jones. The iweet, quiet, peacemaker of the fomily is Ruth' mother (Jane Morrow). There were ten characters In the play including a cot who wa played by a catl The other student who took part in Year Ago were Margie Sprinkel and Dogmar Kooscok os Ruth's two girlfriends, Kathryn and Anno. Warren Hoffman played Ruth' beau, Fred. The town comedian. Mr. Sparrow (George Bates), wo one of the friend of the Jone family. Sandy Rosen and lorroine Kossof ployed the two athletic-minded citiiens who tried to persuade Ruth to go info physical education. Mr Lillian lindsten wo the adviser and director of fhb ploy. Shoron lockefz hod the job of student director and Pot Burnett acted a prompter. ' � ut FAtMtR. don't you MedorRICMlJf thol h -hat I wont to b l- Implo'ei Ruth Foth«r, who It tS old lothlonod 1 Ruth going on th nog . b o gym Mdw which U yocy Undue therm ’hem ho-•he lgh« wardi. ogolnw Sw will Mrt WE Vl GOT A QUEEN who’. ,w� H« Mng Potty PwfMr and t on Vodovoi ch «rUod It rtw Nottk Mlflk Polo 6eor. The 1954 Homecoming Dum da do do dum da, and ai wo listen to tho sweet music of Pomp and Circumstance. tho 1954 Homecoming'candldatcs walk slowly down tho able. Thoy opprooch tho stogo ond wait patiently for Joel Millar to announce who tho new queen will bo. As the music reaches its highest peak ond tho crowd b about to go crazy, Jool onnounces, Tho 1954 Homecoming quoen is JACKIE PALM.'Jockie is thon led to her throno which is mado in the form of an igloo, and the princesses toko thoir places besido her. Thoy are Botfy Gordon, Alico Sandback, Bunny Anderson, Barbara Noyes, Marlene Sandgren and Louise Spoors After the program ono of the princesses ex-doimod, Bunny, just think it's all overt Oh, but she was wrong for after tho coremonies in tho morning thoro followed a football game and dance. Tho Home-coming game is ono of tho most important of the year for everyone wants to win the Homocoming gome Our gome ended in a tie, 13 to 13. This did not dampen the wonderful spirit of this day, however, for thoro was still the big donee to come. The dance ended o wonderful doy in the life of students at North High. Barb Louise Alice 'ill IIP ) s H ! !! ; iiimi iPi !ii! im i{jf tjt1 fin illi !l!il 1!JM j u-s- «m!!j !il ill TAIKINO OVER SOM PICTURES rhot they took or Slav F.nkaioein ond 0ova CoMondar, IK phofogropharj lor ih.i yean annual. THE BUSY BEAVERS SOPHOMORES. SOFHO-MORES. | union. junionl Why do there ho� to be to row, vnderclatM � n editor, at the (riot to lb oil the picture! Into hat taction. ''Get to workl Close thot doorl Do you want ovoryone to know whot the book Is going to be about? You will moko this deadllnel Those (riendly phrases are ofton hoord as you walk by room 100 sixth hour. This is ono octlvlty In which students must work closely together, for without tho help of ono another the yearbook would not be out on time. Working on tho annual is not os easy as most students think, for thoro are a numbor of steps which must be followed. First of all you must get the names of tho organizations ond its members, then sec to It that tho pictures are scheduled and taken. Aftor this is dono comes stop number two. You must make a dummy sheet and see to It that tho picture sizes will fit the pictures alroody taken. Writing the copy, cutllnos and hoodlines are step number three. AH this must be done in the spoco of about three weeks. I THINK Itl MAKE THIS picture a llltl blager , toys Karen Johrnan or � t a ond Claudette Keltey ortonye their octlvlty taction. THE TAIENTED ARTIST o tha � ta« ll Joy Andartoo. With oil tha ort work connected with annual, on Oft 43 North has been traditionally a sports-minded school, and participation in both girls' and boys' athletics has been strong. The Polar teams have always been among the best in their fields and have never failed to take their share of the honors. Participation in individual competition has been outstanding also. This can be seen through the good turn-outs for tennis and badminton tournaments. Athletics demand spirit and teamwork, and more spirited, hard-working teams than North's may not be found. No matter what the sport may be, you can rest assured that North will be well represented, and that our teams never will fail to uphold the traditions of hard work and clean sportsmanship. SPORTS SOW ONt - W Ut-onl c J fWrKW. T. McGlury. i MaU.lt. « M. H Uvw. Nnb.c� . OW- ROW TMRtf - N. «—. C UU-.n, M M Or.- J troa . C W B r««� l. 0. Rixlw. D. Ho d 9 P. U . R. Jam .. ROW TWO - I. R.C. C ho . i. Mtta. b 0. J. OwU. T H t.n. t. Ckoadoa . P CttpanOM. M tnhb«i� C S. Go'l.nll., M Itular. i UdaH. R. Uon.. I Htirni. C Co� p � i0 . � . Uon . R Ask Rube Johnson obout his 1954 footboll Polors ho’ll Toll you thot thoy ore ono of Iho most spirHod tooms ho has coached. Slotod to finish for in the lower portion of Iho conference standings, iho Polors wouldn't say dio ond finlshod in fourth ploco offer dropping two close gomos, tying two ond winning three Crippled by the loss of such stars as Darcy Peterson, Clorence Steman. Bob Soltis, Butch Johnson ond Don Goldberg, the Polors came back remark, abfy well ond were claimed by many to be the surprise team of tho conference. The Polors also did fholr share In the oil city department, placing halfback Marshall levin on tho first team and center Bob Noubeck on the second loam. The first game of the season pitted North against future city chompion Washburn Played under the poorest of conditions, the night game reolly turned out to be a mud classic Tho Polors, although heavy underdogs, showod the Washburn eleven that they were not afraid of the roin and would be playing 48 minutes of good boll Passes, roverses and end-sweeps paid off for the Millers, though, and they led by 12-0 in tho third quarter when the Polors decided It was their turn. A drive to tho Woshburn four was stopped when a lino plunge on fourth down missed by four inches. Woshburn took over ond on the noxf play the Polarj picked up two points on o sofoty when the Millers' quarterbock was forced to fall on a fumble in the end zone. On the next sorics of plays the Polors brought the pigskin to the Washburn three, but their scoring chances woro snuffod by a fumble. Tho Polors wero In the game up to tho final gun ond the gome ended 12-2. Vi • • • Let’s Win Boys The second gome of the season found a spirited North toam toking the field against Southwest The Polars were determined to pick up whoro thoy left off in the second half of the Washburn gome ond thoy did. A touchdown capped a 50-yard drive oarly In the second quarter. Marsh lovin scored from the eleven and kicked the oxtro point. The Polars toliiod again in the third quartor on a fourth down ploy from the Indian two. Tho game ended with tho score: North 13, Southwest 0. The third game of the season was also North's homecoming ond found the Polars vowing to stock the Cards of Marshall. North scored on the second play of the second quarter with Smith carrying around right end. Levin kickod tho oxtra point and tho score was 7-0. Marshall scored when a fumble on tho throe rolled Into the ond zone ond their right end fell on the ball for tho T.D. The flnol score was North 7, Marshall 7. HAIFBACK MARSH UVIN «api high to complete o peut early in the firti quartet oI tho Wttl game timer C 11 and CURTIS CWYNNE BockfieW Coach line Cooch Football Scoreboard NORTH 2 — Washburn 12 NORTH 13 — Southwost 0 NORTH 7 — Marshall 7 NORTH 18 — Central 7 NORTH 6 — Vocational 7 NORTH 12 — South 7 NORTH 13 — West 13 7 Go! Go! Go. Everybody! The Polari hit Control next and, despite a muddy field, left quite o made. Early in the first quarter Marsh levin took the ball on hit own eight yard line and wrth good blocking ran 92 yards for the first North marker. His kick was blocked Central scored on a paw play Immediately after the kickoff. Two lovin-Tonchln passes set up the next score and made If 12-7. Charles Smith bulled over from the three to give North an 18-7 victory. The North-Vocational game was a neck and neck race all the way, but the Polor passing attack was too much for Vocational. Voc scored in tho fourth auarter but failed to make the point A Roth will-levin pass scored for the Polars in the fourth quarter, and levin mode the kick to 9he North a 7-6 decision. IHf KHARIS CAMIRA cotcWa. Mfcock Bob 04tO . going In lor lha kid no-!y In tha mc .d quoM � o Iha W«n gam. teody lo halp o-a Chorla. SiaMh. Jock UdaU ond Moith Irnn Hold That Line. Polars! In the second to the lost gome of the North season. tho Polors matched wifi with tho South Tigers Tho game was played on a cold, windy day and the Pokin' oflock was grounded North played a defensive game all afternoon, and because of great defensive play on the part of Stan Gorfinkle. Mike Kiefer and Charles Smith, tho Polon were always In the game. North's solo score come on a Rethwill-levin pass and the extra point was mode. The final score was: South 12. North 7. The final gome of the season found North battling furiously with West on Hobbs' Field The Polon' passing ottock clicked all aftornoon but failed to give them more than a 13-13 tie with the Cowboys NORTH S MARSH IEVIN pto«i i rough the t,n for a o«r'-yord go.n in the weond qvor-for of th� Wokhbvrn gam oi Tom Hed.n. No 12. tfondt reody to helpi All-Oly Second Sting Bob Neuboch Where Do We Go Now? Rube will lose o big pari of his team this year when graduation timo come . Seniorj on the team ore Charles Carlson, Carl Casperson, Stanloy Garfinklo, Milan Hamilton, M ke Kiefer, Phillip loo, Roger leono, Ron leono, Marshall Levin, Tim McGinty, Bob Neubock, Irv Rein, Richard Slotton, Charles Smith and Jock Udell. One point in fovor ol noxt yoor is a strong squad of returning voterans. Rube will bo pinning his hopes for next year on such players as Paul Casporson, Tom Chandonnet, Jim Quirk, Bob Olson, Clay Rcthwill, Ron Tonchin, Wally Ulmaniec, Ben Nicmi, Roy locher. Chuck Daggett and Kon Seoberg NORTH fUlUACK 0 OISON obovl l0 U uepprd ahrr „ 0O n in I ha T� U qvorref ol tha Vo-ihotl garxa. Cross Country Cooch Lew Burnett's cross country toam had a good season this year, coming in fourth in the city competition. Carrying the torch for the Polar harriers in tho state meet were Dan Murphy. John McCaffrey, Dick Supolo, Bril Humphrey. Duke Chopmon, Garry Mod von ond Dick Poucher. The Polors como in 21st in the stote competition. Graduation will leave o gaping hole in the cross country team, tokmg such runners as Duke Chopmon. Bill Humphroy. Dan Murphy. Horry Rocklin ond Bruce Christensen. Mr. Burnett will have o good bos s for next year's team, though, with returning veterans John McCaffrey, Gary Modson, Gory lundquist and Dick Poucher returning. «” Om J McCaBray. 0. Chopmon. ■ CtwtaMMe D Mwphy. B Humphray. M Botkfm. Up- T.o-0 fouiter, 0 Born, o. Inn. J Ndiorv L Mutrton. D Norton. G. Madwn, f. Proncarv S. Oodoi So- On —Ml. Sollyt. A No'Wkhi. t Kortka. It Allore. Pori . J. Abram . L. Sokov. J. Natumky J Konkot. 0 Sundaan. . U ftinoo r . t. SlOcSmoo, I tiro. mo-oq � Bo Too-0 Kcn� r. H. Hanton. A. Htyrmo � . 0 Partinan, M Chamrinow, M lawn, P Oonohua. B Moody. Phillip . B Joh iton. J Co� l on, D. S-tvarUau, low Thraa-l Mo-o . 0 lo-ga. M. tula. G Gorviv M GoldUwn. M. OoAI. v. fcxk-on. J. ToacMn. S. OdaB. K. Homan, J. Thurman Sophomore Football Coach Ed Soltys's sophomore football team will moke its donation to the A-Squod next year m high foshlon. Although the sophs hod some tough breaks they pullod the season with two wins, two losses ond one tie. Sophomores who ore slated to moke A-sqvod material ore Al Hartinger, Louie Sukov, Ralph Kottke. Dick Alford, Dick Porris and Sid Abroms .0 T, 0 T � ow On. « Mo' XUiM. R Towhi . s Motk.H. 1 O K«lc 0 SmM . 3. N- bv . J R«fK . t Crow ton Tw® B Arrywt. 0. Ooodtou. J U W«. C. 0o99 W, V GorRrAW. B 0'||� « W-. C Coipwwn Row Du ®--T. loo® . COOC+.. 0 Woflmox. J SofcU, J SctniRi. R. Catpwio . M Rout. J. Hoodofton. S Staff. Grunt and Groaners A now sport hot com© to North or. rother. on old one hot returned. Tho sport is wrestling and cocch Ted tango's boys have mode it o permononf attraction in PolarviUe. The grapplors srarfod from scratch this year. After losing two matches to Vocational and West, the grunt and groaners came roaring bock to hit Patrick Henry full forco, 30-26. The next team wot Marshall and the Polars decked the Cards. 25-22 North really turned the bear loose on Central, winning thot motch, 31-11. Edison ond South found out that what mat followers were saying about North was true. The Polars took both matchos with scores of 30-21 ond 34-8. Tho Polars dropped their last two matches to conference chompionship Roosevelt and second ptoce Washburn North finished in fourth place with an outstanding record for o first year team The squad will be crippled with the loss of seniors Jock Udell. Stan Garfinkle. Jack OKoefo ond Bruce Christensen, but prospects ate good for next year with returning leffermon Chuck Daggett, Bob Morehouse. Ran Ton-chin. Jim Henderson, Gerald Smith and Jerry Pence. Polar Amphibians Tho North swimming team hod on outstanding season thb year, Coach Gcorgo Sulllvon's tonkers took second ploco in city competition, won the YMCA Invitational and placod sixth in tho stoto competition Outstanding members were Jim Quirk, who took first place in the stoto 100-yard froo style; Bob Meclberg. who took first place m the city 200-yard free style; ond John Konkol. who took second in tho :tafo in diving. Sullivan will lose seniors Dove Cohlonder. Bob Meel-berg, Russell Pearson. Pout Rakos ond Dick Fyten, but he pins his hopes for noxt year on such returning mon as John Konkol, Jim Quirk, Jerry Johnson, John Smith, John loketz ond Jim Thurman. Cooch John (Joke) Jacobi's Polar baskot boilers hod quite on Impressive record at the end of the season dospito the loss of such last-year nofobles as Dwayne Smith ond Bill (Shorty) Paftorson, This yoar marked tho first soason In the past four years that the Polors were not considered to be the team to watch in the title roce. but North was never out of the running, finishing fourth In the conference standings with six wins and four losses. The Polors started their sooson at Rochester, ond, after a closely fought game, tho Rockets finally monagod to pull out a 44-41 win. The socond wormup gomo was against Fariboult ond tho Polors walkod away with the game. The final score rood North 61. Fariboult 47. The final game of the Polars' nonconference season piftod them against Austin. North stayed on an even basis for throe quarters of the gome but dropped behind in the fourth to lose. 58-45. The first conference game had North against Edison in on overtime heartbrooker. In the overtime Edison won, 50-48. IF A FLOOR HAD tTH this probobf, A who It would M ot � h Mo-lh og .� o«d their ««« P ' F� od� too«th« lit a proctV WMiOA. Ckxfcvriia from lh« r-jhl or Coach JoV At Rivard. Morth Ler«r . Jool Milbr. Phil GvUafton and Bun My ri Phil Owitofwit t k UCwr.r Sh.l P.lUr Cagers Finish Successful Season in Fourth Place Tho Polors' second conference game wos with Wetf, and the Cowboy hit at a bad time, for the North shooting eye wo off and the boy weren't scoring in their u� oal ttyle. After leodmg for mo f of the gome, the Polar dropped the gome by the coro of 36-33. Central wo next In line for the Polors and the North team hod taped defeat too often. A team full of determination and spirit took the floor ogamst the Pioneers, and thoro wos no stopping the North loom After leading the full length of the game the Polors wroppod up the gome to the tune of 42-30. A Southwest loom that hod no idea of whot they were in for met North next, and the cogers picked up where the football room quit. From tho Porting socond to the final gun there was no doubt a to tho outcome of the game os the Polar whacked the Indian . 60-31. Future city champion Washburn wot next on the Polors' slate and tho Miller playod up to all expectation . Washburn took the lead oarly In the gome and Payed out m front for tho remainder. Tho final score wo Washburn 66. North 39. The next gome found North ploying South in one of the closest gomes of the season. The Polors trailed 16-6 at the end of the firp quarter, but managod to pull the gome out of the fire with a score of 55-49. The annual Norths!de rivalry game with Henry ended in favor of the Polors. 49.45, offer a close, bitterly contested boll game. North met Marpioll next ond found the going quite easy Aftor having commond of the game, tho Polors modo it theirs by the score of 61-43. Next come Roosevelt ond the Toddies wero o determined group that day. The fmol scoro offer a hord fought gome read Roosevelt 62. North 54. Row On Doris. I 8. MyWL A Sword. J. M.IWr, W Uvln. f Gvtfoiton 5 RolWr. L MaHion Row Two N R«mok. . laevyor, R Boltmox. T. CWdorwwt. J. NoUon. D Noctow. I Hodln. t. locUr. A. Coho Row Thraa-J Jacobi. J. Horne ft. Ntooon. J. Sobtt. K Soobore. A. Mottmon. HAbrti GUARD Al RIVARD Wopl higN ro « Of� in rh� C'll gvorlr' of � h M nry gome os c«nf � Joel Mill ' Uond� by lo 'ol tbe robovnd. Seven Veterans to Return North mod easy work ol th Vocational gamo Finding almost no op portion th Polon walked of? with th gome. 60-31. Joko will lose ovon men from his squod this yeor. Graduation time will toko such lettermon os Larry Bursfein. Phil Gostofson. Marsholl lovin. Jool Mailer. Roy Myers. Sheldon Poller ond Al Rivard. Next yeor's team will be strong and experienced do to th largo number of |unkXS who will bo returning. Next year's load will (all on the shoulders ol returning voterons Lorry Mottson. Tom Hodin. Dick Bellman. Dick LeCuyor. Roy. Lacher, Denny Nocton ond Col Darth SCOREBOARD North . . . 48 Edison 50 North .. . . 33 West . ... V North . . . . 42 Central ... 30 North .. . 60 Southwest . 31 North . . .. 39 Woshburn. 66 North.. .. 55 South .... 49 North . . . 49 Henry ... 45 North .. 61 Marshall .. 43 North .. . 54 Roosevelt . 62 North . . .. 60 Vocational 31 Tom Hodln DonnU Nixlon lorry Mort«on CENTER JOEl MJllER ooc h.gh Tor two point or hit fdliofl oppomoi dovperofoly trie to block tho � hot. THE CAMERA CATCHES oxird Wonhall levin In mid-air 01 on Edison ploypr polru owl tho spot on I ho botkboard at � dikh Worth ifould oim. lov.n took hit odnco and � torod, 55 They Did It Again! Yes, coach Low Burnett's apparatus foam hos done it ogalnl Tho 1955 gymnastics toam added the City. Region Five, North west and State championships to its olready unbelievobio rocord. The B and C class squads were undefeated in all competition while tho D class squad, improving eoch meet, hung of the heels of Roosevelt until the final moot of the year-the state meet—and then beat the Teddios. Outstanding performers in B class aro Dove Fisher, Tom Morehouse, Wes Jefrem, Arnold and Ronny Ny-berg. Wally Nauer ond Joe Dzubay. Outstanding C dossers aro Rog Boranon, Bob Neubock, Al Bach-mann, Duane Chapman. Irv Know Ion. Rog leone, Rog Nelson. Joo Kmetz, Jerry Gogoby ond Ron Tanchin (state chomp . In D class the lop membors oro stote chomp Jock Bechtold. Ben Niemi ond Rog Berg Another Year — Another Championship Row On — Jomet WoltH. Ronald Tonchin, Robert hUvbeck. log N bon. Roger Bvronen. Jerry Gogeby. Rog r B � g. 09 Two Wendell CeUm, David Rockner. Ovon Chopmon. Torn Mcrehoute. Arnold Nyberg. Joveph Dr u boy. Ronald N b «9. We� l«v Joteph Albert Bockmonn, Darrell frit ton Row Tkr -N« l Fogerhovgh. J ery John ton. Jack BecMold. John Nvgen Cooch l w Burnett. Ban Nleml, Richard Supok). Roy Borg. Gen Ando-ton. George Wettlwnd Row four—lower Junllllo. Wally Nou r. Roge' le f lanny Hill, Ronny Icon . Irvin Knowlen. Dal Hogfori. A via Cohen. Chock Carlton, William Crogg. North’s Icemen Hard break fell at every torn for cooch Jock Behrondt's hockey team so that the puckstors did not finish at high In the ttandingt at thoy had expocted North finished in a seventh place tie with Marshall. Graduation will tako all-city Rich Nolton, Joe Dzubay, Duke Chapman, Don Dickenson. Jem Olsen, Art lindo ond John Bennett. However, many ol the familiar faces, one yoor older, will bo soon ot the arena noxt year. Bock will be Bob Godfrey. Wally Ulmonioc, John Broasch, Cloy Rcthwill, Poto Enck, Fran Hock, Don Hording, Tom Hatton and Bill Wiitancn. WOtMBS .« It Hole a,.rg ml or lk u«9) Carl latiliB o d Gory Slar.ci.rvo or. Gory Umdqvte. Jo. Brondl ami Tom Uenoni 58 Kings of the Hill Coach Wetlcy Troutner't tki team flnithod higher than was expected this year. Moreover, things looked brighter for the future with veteran Jim Brandt, city champion in jumping, around again noxt year. The chips wero down ogainit the skiers in the state moot as Tom Leonard wot forced to use hoavier skis than usual in tho cross-country event and Carl Bohlin was scratched because of a torn boot. However. Jim Brandt managed to salvage something for North out of tho meet when he ploced 11 th in jumping ond I Oth in the cross-country event. Sophomore Cagers Cooch John Conover and his sophomore boskot-boll loom finished their season with six wins and four losses Tho cubs avorogod on outstanding 42 points o game to their opponents' 39.8, The starting five were composod of guards Pot Donahuo and Don Pertincn, forwards Gary Madson and Dkk Alford and center Duane Dohl or Vernon Beckman. Tho toam's high scorers woro Gory Madson ond Pat Donahuo who averaged respectively 11.8 and 11.3 points a game for the season. This yoor's Cubs will do on outsfondmg job in turning out A-Squad matorial. Row On -A Holing ,. G Vodion. R Bo d-jS,.-• . D. Alford, D. Dofcl. V. � kmon Ro. Two-P Donatio . J. Notiimky. u Sukor. J. Conor ,. t. ftxxxmn. G. l wli. D. P t.n n, Row TKr —S. UdeJt. L M.IV. M. Gotd-l ln. J. Ardor ion. M Honion. J. Woll ,. Row On. R. folron. J. Ridov . E ElntoyM«, G Knoll. R. Surdwrn. Ro- T-®-W SA«lby. C. Arnold. G Co-vow, t W vo 1 1. 0. Wnirlr. 0. P � 'X Sophomore Hockey The sophomore hockey team, coached by David Peterson, will be tlw basis of A-Squad foams for the next two years at North. Tho junior Polars wound up their soason with a two-win, four-loss record, but they wero full of spirit and wore in every gamo until the final gun. Next year's A-Squad tcom will benefit by the experience these boys have go.ned in their sopho-moro year. Meet the Trackmen . . . If low Burnett's post records with North trock teams ore any indication of what is coming for this year's edition of the cinder track sport, Polor track fons have a troot in storo. looking ovor tho prospects at the early dcodllno of this book, wo counted hoods and found that tho loom is composed predominantly of seniors. Completing their high school track and field corccrs this year ore Bruce Christensen, Roger Berg, lorcn fronk, Ston Gorfinkle, Bill Humphrey, Dan Murphy, Irv Rein and Horry Rocklin. With tho snow still on the ground and the boys running around the halls waiting for tho first thaw, it wos impossible to predict what would happen during the outdoor track season. We'll leave it up to you to writo the flnol paragraph of record for tho thin clads. TRYING ON UNIFORMS FOR SIZf m prepomt.on for rr« b-y HOW! O', J.-fy Ru,.;a Al R,.«id Mo � h U� -(wh bon. tony MonlO Rkb Nclvx-, Bv r Mywi. Dav« FlUi«r (w.ib hot, and Rh.l Guiioljo . v te on� of lK« Ion hove boll tompo-go. OfMONSIRAT.NO A rtont STARTING rOSir.ON r-ntlw Rog O, Cooth L pokni ovt ib. Ua-K. Obwnrfng co «fvllY in thh .arty o- pro-i.n -. M� b«r. of thll yVO � t'Oth ord fold NO . . and Baseball Team This yoor s boseboll season could very well be like o carbon copy of lost year's season with North and Henry fighting it out in the northorn division and Washburn standing heads over its southern division foes, last yoar North was the only northern teom to dofeat Henry, ond Honry hos mony of these somo players bock besides a championship sophomore squad. However, graduation hurt North less thon Henry. The first line pitching stoff of Phil Gustafson, Buzzy Myers ond Lorry Mattson arc bock. With veterans Marsh levin, Al Rivard, Jerry Ruikko, Dave Fisher ond Rich Nelson as oddod strength, Henry should not be a runawoy in our division. Moreover, years of bosoboll ond cooching come to North Commons in the person of Georgo Sullivan, North's new baseball cooch. We re Golfers . . . Cooch Wilbur Palm's traditionally good golf toams are well known in the city golf circles, and this year's loom will be no exception The golfers ore looking forward to on out-standing season this spring and with men like Jerry longio. Irwin Cook. Goylen Bachmon. ond Mike Plitmon returning thoir wishes will come true. Jerry Longie has been elected this year's coptom and prodicts o good yeor if the boys play their usual gomes. ®- la , j B-oodv P Hoogbwg «o- T-o-CoocK W.Ibv Pol. . J. Uxvji . I. Cook. M Ptdmon. G. toeKaon . . . and We Play Tennis John Conover ond com pony will be jetting their sights high this yeor olso in the field of tennis, ond with men like Tom Wald, Joel Miller ond Larry Rivkin returning, their potential is groat Tha tonn.s team will bo doeply wounded this year by tho loss of the graduating seniors Myron Mllstein, Warren Hoffman, Tom Waki. Larry Rivkin ond Joel Miller. MIMIC down the floor, choort She.lo Cobot with 0 to Of pop. Tha phrotfl It from o now choer, Seven Como Eleven, Strong-Lung Kids All right, kids, wo really want to hear you this time, soys Sandra Carlson, captain ol tho cheerleaders. Don't be too surprised if you can hear this all over the building, because we've got some pretty loud cheerleaders at North. This, how-over. is not the only thing you will hear. Among the clapping, yelling, lumping ond other commotion you probobly will hear yells such as Rip-rip-rip, Hold that line ond We've got o team. When .t comes to yelling, no one can beat loono Vodovoz, Cloudetto Kelsey and Pat Irving. As for jumping. Tom Morehouse, the one and only boy of the cheerleaders, is our man. ond. of course, wo con’t forget the oll-around cheerleaders who ore She.la Cobot. Patf. Pieper, Holly Rosengren and Carol Shoitberger M DON'T IET ih jf boogw-woog t. ..« g •odtoo hand you that low. ihov ClavxWn. Kelwy ond Inona Vodovox with •nlfevlkwoi In o pcoclle v-n « ft.. KolU ot 0«d Nwih •TWO IITUE POIA b u-i un.r on o Unco. chonfi 1 0nI flop a too Meve-� uw pourt oj IK fane Imiehry Mwcdy tone , loo). PYRAMID BUIlOf 65. from Mr re right, are Judy Pool. leono Vodovox. Pot Poetzol. Boon. U)nro Jotkio Kncwlcn I%� lover Borboro Atkfm. Nancy Wolkar. Sondra flngarhut. GtttINO IN THf SWIM Of THINGS, from Iclt 10 right o-a. Standing-Serene Goldberg. Judy Pool Borboro Potori. lot Irwin, Koye Peterwn. Jockio Knowlea, Miw Prke. Sitting-Ann Sutton. Jonl Polmquijt. Jonlco Bvckloy. Karon Petorioo. Michele Katx. Joan OiwooM Polar Mermaids North's woter bobes reolly hove mode a name for themselves this ycor. They tied with Marshall for fourth place In the Sixth Annual Girls' Swimming Meot held at Norris Pool on February 24. The winning team consisted of Judy McKowen and Judy Peal, who copped second and third place in the diving event, Claudetto Kolsey, who placed in the 25-yord free style and 25-yard breast stroke, Kaye Peterson, who placed in tho 25-yord bock stroke, ond Jean Polmquist, who placed in the form event. PORTRAYING A MOOD X lo � .vi« Of |l fl lo '-gM Joyt« Hol-b«rg, Sof'dro Ff id flth, RaftiOfO Tucl«r. Mory RotKif in o d (lining, Bconor Wllheripoon Art Via Music Going into th© girl ' gym some sixth hour, you will find Sharon locketz, Joyce Hollberg. Sandro Fnederich, Mory Rothstein and Borbara Tucker in graceful poses This is the Advance Modern Danco doss. The primary function of this doss is to teach the girls good posiurc and help them coordinate thoir muscles. It is a class designed both for girls who enjoy modern dance and those who wish to improve themselves. The girls In this class aro allowed to oxpress their feeling by creating dances for themsolvos ond for groups. Eoch year fho modern donee classes put on various progrom for the school. This year they were in the Holiday Revue. NATURALNESS it the aim of all mod tfont. tlVtUMt On. ol rha po� � -I •hr« notvrol looking, ay oKhing ON I. EYE ON IHt BAll ii v y impoHiXI whnn •tying 10 hit lh boll Uroght In loet. you can't e.on hit it it your e,e It not on lh boil Mu m Wnhntck thowt good habit by doing to US BOISTAD, u- .fwly goll pro. told no tuyi Somfro Wodtk ot th« dttan- it'atfi putt.no lo � ho • •' . nho arn I It It to tight I Varna Schwortt Rotottoty Chopmon. Money Erickson. So-Ooto Bvtmtltliif. Son-ct Buckley, Won in W.thmck and So Stock Girls-Girls-Girls Boyi oro nof the only ones who hove good golfing form. Maxine Wishnlck, at iho left, also hoi Although girls have good form, power which Ii very essential is often the drawbock of the tcom. Good putting skill ii being shown the toom by Sandra Wadtko, Coptoin. t Y TO REtURN Ih.t on iayt Jan.:� Bvcklty at Iccna Vodonji looki on Appottn'ly th girli on in o'htr lid or going la try POSITlONlO tlGMT. ol. t ond og cty waiting o o chant to h .11 th boll or iarbo a 6 m iit r o d ionic tog quilt '•OTW HANOS, not ,ull on ' Wlw com lo VolUyfcoH North girli at r� •-ttivvoil In th.| p-ctur lh Advonc Spoctt Ooa wo mi up lor a gom HIKE TWO THHCI B U I on not girli olio play loo boll H r th«y art lm d vp on th lin of K'i � ogt fo th n rt play 67 IMIS IS tASKCTIAUt o.tplay.n.j done , roiher than boiWboM larm ore tor boro Crickeon and Barbara Svrmenler Ml SrAWT O. wall. I tf.ll ho o-ofhar boll T)i.� .t TKoo Kr o rot s� o«d.« o � k thro., Imt boil do-« • a- i« tiv« Ml Do™ o d� o tha i.d looaing l � S bon Watch the Birdie, Gals ■'Gurrerboir b O fomilior cry coming from th© Ascension Bowling tones. whore oof girls ore looming tho oncient sport ol the Dutchmon. This is not a regular competitive sport, it is playod jwst lor fun. Along with bowling, girls also ploy soccor, which b ployed ot North this year for the first time. It is o gome of skill which involves a boll, two referees and a pair of strong foot, Anothor popular sport b badminton. It is played when thore ore no rcgolorly scheduled sports A shuttlecock, bolter known os o birdie Is used in this sport with a light weight rocket. Koon eyesight ond o quick orm ore essentiol in this gome. WATCH THAT 81 011! TK«� doublet 90m It iN)d mo e rnterett mg by o cheering crowd The crowd it � h« clou ond the ployen or (foreground’ Jock. Knowton. Judy McKowen tbockg ound Sh.rWy Sovor. ond ) «• Buckley fOOTSll? No, th.t lint foottio. � h.� it. De'.ev it or not. So« fboil M IOOK OUTI Don I tl.pl Thu .1 o I.it -more di cub thon ii looks To (join pe feet on on mutt po-nl loet ond orch bock Mere Arlene freeman .1 working lor per-lection 70 Youth Ij the time for building strong foundations, and school presents one of the best opportunities for o young person to develop the foundation of a good mind. The work here may be hord, but it will never be useless Every bit of knowledge you gain now will bo to your bonofif lotor on. You, the present sophomores ond juniors of North High, must strive to make the most of the odvantoges given to you Moke your xhool years count, for they will prepore you for the very important job of being o citizen of the United States. Hold dear your yeors at North Remembor them for the fun you hod ond the friends you mode, but remember them also as stepping-stones to the future. UNDERCLASSMEN ROOM 209—MR. BROM •ow On - J ■Arid' or J C'rt- ft !■$' (ntf.tr' M CroMy. S Divor. B DonohSf, J tfo i J tfondo!! Sow Tw R Cron . 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C Sodlotfco t Mvtfold Row Two—J M town, M Rotorion. R. Raw Throw - 0 lyoni. i . G lrw L W Iwndgron Row On. - J ( Undbleom. to� io. S llvlnguon. J tovo Marta. G lodga . V. Mart, Mallory. J lockotl. 0 R lot . R lytdahl. J logon ROOM 202—MR YESNER m j| g'c' M r M% | V 99(ovc v|li niu, Ru« On C Collmv Bow Two—I Moy t, C ScMmiwi Uotlion I lochw. G B k Fy n, f Fronton, T £ Skolnxk. J Slnwnr K Milaiy. M. DwBnoy. S I Skor Bow Tkroo-l 'Goodwill T Ton« . I Slnton, S Go® by. D Cci. M Bo k lieon. I M.lUr |« 0M M M SEDER; low On S ll ysjp)KO. B Siivg - J Sodroniky, J, Willprochl F Stl.O •' ■'. $ Borvlnit Row Two L Sthndof. G Sihfceo. M SW . PVl Or. 1 SlW. S SefcwOr � , f Silvormon ) Solond, i J Soabwg Bow TVtw H Stfcnorr. M $ km. Q . R SthuTO'. W Shal'on. W Scon, J Sopoltki Jj£Qf 3—MR. SUlllVAN _ tow On C Z« oT I nho 'mm - A Soktoik f Kockmon I Vm IVlia) ft) Fw-� « tow Two-t Byrno, C Zw k y. g Anm J Z ogior. I Wold, M WoWonky. J 0 0 .i. W v. jxi. •jfood tow Tk oo-t Woohn kor. o. Unrtfo.n. 0 VOung., 0 r � fWf. S Fowl C AtklMwn J. Rodock. 5 Zimmormon S Won . T Oo.l r HERINGTON S,. lia-: bfet'C;' P. K«ndr«k. •.4. (k. Row Two—$ ROOM 300—MRS. HETHERIf Bow On -G l olL O. Uaad s.'-Act, M Kon P. Ulmomtrv M. 4S y j J., Kn.lQ � ! Koppel. M KretowiV . C KoQ.on P Krior, I Ne-.r-onn. C Kro-’O'. J. Kcphort, M. WodeV. G. K iTVkrou «. fi. Kohler. Row Thr —R Klouer. R Korik . S K. Knowlei. R Pefenon. W Kubow, A Kliffet, 8. Kouffmon, J, Koutmon, T. Kn o, ROOM 120—MR. PERRIN C ifeton. K l. M.'rnwjn. j. WJrOndef,'! ; Olin Row Two-Moo V;ft, Nw� W !d. G Nyt J fAohfrlVyj Row Thr p.'.oJrr 'T. rieube ger. 0 h Row On I. 01 00, 5. Norl.ng, S Ol on, 0 W. Nyb r0. N. Nor. Woodruff, C McCoy. £. P«U A Norhen o-n. C N l on «� . K. CXion, 0. Ando-ion. Nyberg. J. OppedoM. R. Nyitrom, M Noer. K Noumonn. ROOM 313-MISS SIMS Row On -P. Triton. J. Stwito. P. Tor-. cl 'O, Ui’in. $ Swonion, Kroft. C Tenhoff fe. SwWWn, ? Tho OIO :lfoW, Two P Svndeen. G. Von Male. S Udell. R Tho=£j, feJjWeH. L Towmend. M Volkerr, t Thome. A Twr h' k Row flCp-H V.IIo. 0. Tibbell . T V«lr. ). Tonchin. 0. Troty, T Thoyer U -th Ri� om. P Swill, C Talbot ROOM 216—MR. JACOBI Row Oi� � -J 5J■. K lojaUojFj lovlom«r . D looon. M 6«W|yy-o Row Two-M lor nor. R Kotin . M fonSy. C leodcr. C Iwioo, N lotin� . B loigMon. H leiioV. L Hc.jp . BWiloinen Row Th « -G Koit-John. I. 6o n. D. lo e thWfcG av«ll«, R loo. 0 Long . W Kvciwi. T loBitton rip. R Vii«n, R loidormon ROOM 305-MISS BIESSIN Row On —D 6 Blanched . I'ocV. M Bonner. J'cll. Row Two G Boro. I B v stein. M. Bernjle.n. 6 Bolduc. P Bolduc. P Pocoschvi M. Senior d. K B nion, J Sow Thr -F. Slumeo- Ihol. J 8«g.n. K BaM.n. Sertrlsen. R 8 rgr«n. R jtflh t'« r. Bowtnon. V Beckman, I ROOM 113—MR. GWYNNE Row On J J h. jj °n 4kor W Johnson. R Toe D. JohSta fll A|mn9kSRwo-«MMflllon. P. Johnston. A Juntunen, t Johnson. B Jul’Jten, S Jovimky. G. Johnson. 0 Johnson, J. Johnson Row Three i’jSTch. D Kotelnok. W Johnson G Johnson, G Kow-tow. S I Johnson, C. Johnson ROOM 129—MRS. CARLSON Row On. S fr|£s. e«K £P. RogM'R Folk, J Elliott. D. letth.ndo'l. J340b.B«n£� E«� 8m: fe w Two-'cSlbc'- - g. foil. S. Emory, J Elvin. F F.rr.ra LlitwQn. U Eido - H F.Sdmon Row Thro. G F.tcKnr, £ ElOqwi-.' fu'erly, M fill. R Ewold J £' k or, I Fill pok. C Bogm, R rbor ROOM 103mMR, $ONNEJj)6ERG Row On C. 'iifj $ Wodd) nf C WoMimon. S W.iiborg, I Wolqvlit. G. W t� lu«d. 5 Woswikm, J WoJjfc Row Two-J. Voiborg, J Wo ! WliOmj, R WoW J Woovor. I Wolf. . 0 WenfT. g WfllJj. oltho Row On. -M P � onno. Row Two 0. Corlion. S. 8'oitmon. S TSim-C CFiopmon. J. Cor 0 B� nnon, M Chomrinow. ROpM 102-MISS BOLIN fcXoou. K l f 0. nion. j B oo an, OwfUn M. Spolh, A. Bouohord, N Cofl-ilo. 8 Corl� ©n. Row rvlian. F. Colo, R Bryntovon, Chodoi J CKaron. p T?ii iUti ilii! jl!!i 5 i 5 ROOM 203—MR. PEARSON L CdJWH jP Goido. J Gietke. E G Bdmon, N Hoi . M r©u,n,JLf Liq Row Two i Gold. R. t WWW W UulWfli. M Goidmon. J Gorbwr. M G«ibfo b. I. G.I -wv Ewfeldmon Row Thr« -D Gleo ion. 6 GJbe'tto . 0 Gear. P fi«b L M Gold«1o.«, G Gorvii. R Gilyo’d. ( Gtanf. 5 ROOM 306—MRS. AMUNDSON Row On. Wally, 0 W tmon. 8 Wood . M. WwotM. D Wh.i ; C Y©un$, J. Wrl hl V '■Yr.rner 6 Sckommar. fttjHbddEk W-.mn.n T. Wood. I W� ,� mow 5 Yovoq B Schwp i« B «Jo. ; Svnc.ll 8 Zovtiot. W Woid.1 KUUM 3UO-MK5. AMUNUbUN )n. p wo.nborfl. e C « Ra- T-o M. Wuolto. D oft JaiccSo, ROOM| 227-MISS CONNORS Row On —B Cvrffclin, J. Cramat. Cionim A, Cov W W ? Sn! rWwn« I Cofbo. O'-iicnt . J QimiofUoon Coanolir. R Ro ho. M. CKot ! i P V k, low TK � 8 DavidS EiOTlfcon, 0 K‘'Khboum. C Dorth 0 C out o, M Whit . T So- On -J. M Schwa'll. Wklon. 8 Shoqvitf. R Shu; M SH on. M Row. t S 8 ftrovormon, f latoat. M Sdworti. I D Oti« dor. D. S.e el Row Two—K P. Sing ?, S. Shormon, ;Ota. Row Thr -K. S«ob rg. M. Bulh. I Sdmom. R R£QM 212-MISS FARSETH So- On -P MWiTF . Jyeyy £ � in. S Jordon. O HvbWy. I ftw . £ . r hr y Bo. Two B Johnton. J. f.b r. S. Jocobt D Jphn on. M Johrvy., 8. Irv i«. C JotUon. j Huddleilon, c Jorppl. M Johr.wn Row Thro J JoHmon, D. Johnx J j r. P. Johntlon. P. Chondonn . J. Joh MOo. J. John !. 0 ftr onion R . . ROOM 225 - MR. CONOVER Row Om-C. ptok . J- Btondt, J B.ond' D ligona. f. Gotllr K frkk«o . f IbksKi.-u. L. Elwnbo.g JvCtlciu� n. f. Ffn.ct. Row Two- 0. (f ictoH. M Oomrlly � . Dwri, J. lu«dkc. B Oo'hc'1. I DV.n. V (glilo. $- Oboloy, 0. fdit.om Row TV -AV ftk, tlMn. W. fl� � -q IU. 0. tfkVon, T. C.kk� n C. Donaho . T. fritkwn. R. OeGtwdn . 1. Shmnkk. J. fill.. ROOM 312 - MISS LERSCHEN Row 0 -J. R kb l. B. Pof t� o«. S. Res wlt«. 8. P«o'vjn, J p ol. J. Renta .. M flkaflktv f. Kotit Row Tab-C fatimA 0. PVlIlpt. N R u«n. 0. Proa. R Sab . R Po ch r. S 'ArOoy Row TXr� � v. Beckey, J Btonnar. G. Oon . W. P«t 'K n. J, Qvwk, P Pictwon. L P r� . M. R mkk. ROOM 104 - MR. JOHNSON Row On - J. l b doR. D. lebedoft. J. Ubedoff. S. lodding. S. Uvon. J. lo bow. P I ok la loan L labetinon, f lbiiUo vRo- Two-J l V-mono. C.PovhBp.0 IrCwyor, i. loll . Sf1 ' ''- J- lt.' � -d. P longo ten. R. London. J. llndmclcf.fc lotk Row TV M Toll f� n. t. Lab-mon. 0 Gu.tofto , G. P io K n. M. Lodrt. D. MM . P. fntk. 9 Uwit. T. leotonl. ROOM 12 - MR. HANSEN ROW ONE M Warthoftd. S. Mcfcjll, i. lyrxsn. G. MeCobo, J. Me-Kowon, R. DoooSue. W. Meyers. V. Motsen, M. Monosevln. ROW TWO - R. Du'?, G. lyons. M Monosovil . 0. Voccobee. J. Mogel. J. McCoffrey. J. MankowiVi. R UvJbohm. Mkke!vx ROW THREE - I. lur.dqulst. t. MaNton, J. McElroy. G. li.ndqv!it. D, Malison, R. Kesko. J. McDoaoW, D. Wlltscbeek, C. Meade. ROOM 322 - MR. TRAUTNER ROW ONE - K Carlson, G. Corlson. 8 Campbell, J. Coll, 8. Bvden-sk-. R. Howl. R 8utlor ROW TWO - R. ColdneU. K. 8iyt� . 0. lolly, D. Corhoy, M Brown, R. Anderson. R. Godfrey, Cor ben. ROW THREE - i. 8vcU y. J Oorumsgoord. M. lorver, P. Co-Ison. P. Cosperson, 8. Carlson. 0. Brudnoy, ROOM 325 - MR. SCHNEIDER ROW ONE • C. lohlinen. J. logorqulst. N. Kouflnon. K Kinkel. M. Knoll, J. Knowlen. ; Kleymon. K Kelelo. M Keller. ROW TWO - J. Swan, D, Kranli. P. Kotier. C King, R. Kvosn-cko. D. Koebn, R. locSer, V. Knott, 6. Koodrfck. J. King. ROW THREE - G- Nelson. W. Voucher, S. Kline. D. Crocker. E Kroui. D. Bald. V. Klompko. Krein. L Keecb. ROOM 2 - MR. LANGE ROW ONE J Homan. E. Hougcn. J. Handarton. D. Moaft. P. Moovil . J. M dlu d. J Sfo'davant, N HwmwW, M Homay. ROW TWO - B. HoMlg. H. Hol tlrom. 8 Msom. P. Hack. J. Hollun-beck. r Hack. 5 Hohm.t, c. Holnsann. C. Pro-ton ROW THREE -T. Hodm, M. Hot . 5 Man. D. Hording, 0. Hoto-v J. Ha-fit. T H«ln. 5 Kotknll ROOM 206 - MRS. ANDERSON ROW ONI R. Tonrhln. J. Tanenbou-v A Swanton J Tiom L Vodev cf] Toopai. S, TBv'tlon. I TybU. ROW TWO B Tiawj. j. Von Etton. I. Twa«e% A. Swfon, K. fc-ontoo. D deflation. 0. Wollw, I iuadk. ROW THREE - � .t Pottall. R Elliott. L 5� o-d, C. Trattal. T. Combt. D. Tolva. M To . S Stan . ROOM 318 - MRS. WIIK ROW ONE - L North. A. Nototo. J. PoUqutil. J. Ofankato. S. Olooghlm. R Ohmon G Oban. M NordquiH. A. Nyfee-g ROW TWO R O� «. E. Potterton, W. Norrii. R Oban. R ODatt . J. Lund. i. Sofa I . A. Simula! ROW THREE - P Odofcitk, j. Nugent G. Cnioion. A OViky. M Pout. H 0-� nttt«, 8. Olten. R Ottan, J. Mj� ok ROOM 323 - MISS AREL Row Oflo-J. Bomoo. S. Bor n. I Borman, C BwtU. C Koploo, C Koplor. J. foul f Bom. 5. BtalKV. A. Born Row Tw� -(L Bonion. D. B t«. D.'Bo'g. A C o� WiA. Dvwonhoe-JB '. P Cor.infl’oo. B B«g-Ur. $. Boro J. Go Row TW-J BroofcV W tonet. M Bohn. T Boll . « Borlth. D. BofllMM. J. Borman. G. Bomdf. E, Beniamin, D. Born. ROOM 224 - MR. KLEVEN Row Oi� -0,Nk!MK. W. Now. S Niebi . J. NMfcT IJfl A MuKO-plar. E Mcnr. l| NtfMfn «o- T-e W N.wfcrtoh, ) NnodW. J. Won. dohl. A Nation. H M.tler. 0. Gvllt mo, O Naoor Row 1Xrno-$. Monicon. M. Pl lmon I. Mill . 0 Noooo. W Noblo. L Moil R. MOW. ROOM 100 - MR. ANDERSON Row O-.-P. Daunti, S. Baja-.. D Aikm. J. Anmtr,on. j. Ambroilm P. ArnoM y. Bo'llwl ft. Bain. Row Jwo-C. Bor(ftlco , T. Andorton. I Bol.r. L And-McA. V. Abrnr xi And.. j. And jU N. Av brocAl, Row 1krno- . Ardor Km. J. Atlmion. N. Abrohomr. 0. And� jon, N. Armol. S. A'aoiln. R. Pallor on. J. Arndt, t. Annott. ROOM 229 - MISS JOHNSON Im On -A. Go aw . B. Froaklig. M. Fltk. G. Fit dmmoiu. !L fowl '. P Foh .'t Gor k, M Plrkoktfcln. A. Ffaawnn Saw T-o-5. F.ngar-hwt. f r onk. S Oonokar. R- PuJmay 0 ftrtk, N. fraim. B Gagrty. i Fgrgvion. S. fo«. Row T iraa- t.. Fillpok. N. FiM 0 n. I. Freda k, Z. Ftiod on, A. Fry, 0. Frank, t. FuKher, ), Gogeby. J. Dooaker ROOM 13 - MR. NENOW Row On -C. Schaitberger, A Ado mi. W. Sopotok. M. Solo. A. SeMatl, H Roliliwj, I Inwtt Row Jw� -0 5 rfl. a Srhorbar N. R yv � . L St onde , P. OV4 � n. J. Row, W. Fow i C � ovmbarg. Row Th.aa-C. Hoflawin. 0 khlo r, J, Schandal. R. Rydberg, A. Sbapbard, M. Row. H. RoMfitttift. ROOM 308 - MR. EDIUND Row Omt-C. Gnrger. A. Uxiv.gion. D. Gwlwlti. 0, louu, J. Holey, e G -.twrt. 5. Goldbarg. L. G� � an. J, «raaftberg Row Tw-D tor. man. R hoafn. J. Gal'an. i Gleekot 8. Ori n. A. fro , E Groarike, 0. Graane Ro- Three-A Goldman. A. Greenberg. J. GroxKko, P Golditeln. 0. Good too, R. Gtrntoerg. « Godfrey. R Go� � , N Mockel National Honor Society Members SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS ‘Marilyn Aaron Sharon KaU SM’lay Bajorl Phyltd MorarltJ Shirley Berber ‘Claudella Kahay Rchard Bellman Barbara Johrwon ‘Somuel Bennett Ph.I.p Ua Joyre Battik Mary Johnion Dor lone Boo Roger Loan John B'oatch Carole Koplon '� or holla Bromberg •Moriholl levin Dond Brvdnoy Money KouRmon ‘Sandro Cor Iron Mo«(0� a lolboch Janke Burl ley Joonne Kmg Bruce Chntienien Mory Mr 1 Ircry Ruth Carlton Judrth K Wyman A larra Collin. ‘Joel M.lle. Jo Ann Chritrenton Janke logerquitl Barbara (rkkton • Thcmot Moan A yin Cohen Carol lahilnen ‘Douglot (wold •Thoeroi Morehoute Uhd Cohen David lebedoR •Joel Finkeltteln •Jana Mur row Joon C'omer Jonathan lebodo 5u� on Fitch Raymond Myert Col Donh Judrth LebedoR Morlay Greenberg Su on My lei Bar boro Dovidion Janice lebow ‘ S ap to� e Grottmon Marly Ke� wg Dat'd Oreuel Jeanette MeadW ‘Chorlet Molghl tdnord Rlppre loll Fltenberg Judrth Ollonkefo Joyra Holtberg ‘Lou ante Rivkin Sandro Fingerhv PhllUp Pkkmon MoryllWn Mooing ‘ Sonlord town Melonle Finkeltte-n Oenrm Ptall.pi •Judy Ho ray Donna Rumble (lien Gilbert Monon Rownttem ‘Gwendolyn Hendwton 'Barbara Soorala Alda Goldman Money Rrxvkl ‘Twyla Holinogrl Joan Soaranpaa Jon Gruwhlo Mory H. Schmidt Joiaph Muebvher •Mory Soderqulit John Hot r it VerleSenth Watlay Je rem •tlinor Soli Stuart ModeII D-one Srhne«Jer Sand� n Wodf.e (War Haugen Dennl Sorhetm Koran Johnion ‘Thomoi Wahl T ho mot Modm Jeanette Von Ctten Ronald Koaer ‘ JocquaJma Weiner moe ti _u-,. leono Vodovox ‘Selected in Junior Teor ioy Jo� l Mdler Joan S� Md Oouglo. (.old DougMort aI the A mar icon Sen ot the Aiwkw Amencon Logon Aiwxan Ugim ReyoluT-on Award Revolution Aword Av.ll.ory Award Award 89 TWYLA HOLZNAGEL Solutotorion Running o dose second to take the salutatory title Is Twylo Holznogol. Twylo hos contributed a lot to the doss. She was actlvo In Y-Toons, Notional Honor Society, and a member of the Commencement Com. mittce, to name o few ol her many activities. Sho also was o representative ol her class at the loodership conference ond Is a member ol the choir. Aoron. MofllyA. Arilyn ... Kod.moh. Vico Pro ; Hihon, N.H $., Polorl Wo«Hy Siofl; P.T.S.A., l-bro.y Page, Social Comm. Adam,. l o, “loo” . PTSA. Baioboll. Akh, Dion Y. Toon , $ udy Moll Monitor, Uthart, Stvd.nt Council, Red C OU. Polo'll Weekly Sion, Bond And..too. D.n«;.. 0«n ... Mi-Y; tquipmon Wfl' A� dor� o«. H l n Y-Toomi, Budge Committee. And«� on. Joa . “Jon” ... MrC; Ai� mI Ht. Rep , Clou Song Co«t-tf«o, CWfj G.fU Glee Club Joy. Bonny ... Y-T n� . Treot., V.klng Club, Vico Pro ., Student Counol Treat, Pol Polo Co tm., Cou l � y Commleoderthlp Coni., Homo, coming Attendant, Polorii Annual Stall, PT.S.A., prom Comm. Aodww. Myroo. Swdl . . Mi-Y, VA. J Club; Homocoming committee; Moll GvO'd. Bond. Anderton. Rennie. ‘Andy ... f oof boll And..VO-. Shore- ... Y.Tooni, $ .. . Aid, Cop ond Gome Commit A,on . J l. “Joey ... Modal. , Y.T n„ Bonking Mon , Covctoty Co«m.. P.T.S.A., Polori Woolly Stall, Red C ou, Idoo Comm., Girl Gym laoderthip, lunchtm, Koiteu, G� li G.Wo Club, fthic Comm. Avmock. Kathryn, ''Kothy ... Y Toon . Service Aid, Ctrl, Gym load rthlp Au« . Mortha Y-T n , VAIng Club. Vico-Prov, U e � . Okie Gym leoderthip, Chok, Girl Gloo Club. T-wUng, GAA BocKmon. GoyW-. 'Gay” ... N Club, Social Corn ., GoM, Chok Bockmonn. Alb . , “A� ... MhY, Apparotui; N Club, Choir Boiloy. Myrno ... Iduhip Coni. Sonin. Hot riel, P.ggy .. Kadimah, Medolit, N f L. Y TnMi Olheri, Student Council, Homecoming Conai Rod C'OUi Dcd.co'iO Comm fto be g Glodyi Viking Club Barrett, Borboto. Sorb . Y-Teeni. Bottk. Sorboro. Sorb ... Modal.i. Y-Teent. Service Aldi IHheri. Social Comm Ratal. Georg ... Bottling Mem. Choir. Boto . Kathleen, Kitty ... Modal,a, Y-Tton . Uah.n. Rod CtOM. Memorial Co—� , Terlrltng. Beoitrnm Beverly, 8ev“ . .. Y-Tettni Bocbtold. Coral. Poonutt .. Y-Toent, Study Moll Mon, Student Council, Courte.y Corn-., Sard, Orch Sock or, Shirley .. World ABalrt, Kodlmah, Modolii, Idrthip Coni. P.T.S.A., Polo li Annuol S-aS, Clot Ploy Comm Socly. Robert. Sob. Bockfiold. Gary Hi-V, Bond Soil, Robort, Bobby .. Study Moll Mon. Annual HI Rap, Budget Cornea , Moll Ouord Bonincoio. (Biot. Vito ... Mi-Y. Ben net . Job Mi-Y, Stage Crew, Hockey. Skiing, Mone Comm. Bennett. Sameel. Som .. N 11 , N H.S, Polar Weekly S� o«, Shirley Bob Sam Roger Pred Bob Illlot Hooray Warren Al Go«y Mm Roger lorry lorry pa f! C O v: Memorial Comm. Seeowlti. Harvey. Sheldon Bonking Mon , M norial Comm. Berg. Roger M, Rog .. Ml-C, Cboir, Orch Berg, Roger W.. Rog .. MI-Y. Vice Pro ., ideat Comm., Ap-porotut; Boiketball. frock Berg. Warren. ' Webb . Apporo-tuc Bergman, lorry MI-Y, Stag Craw Berg.trom, Manlred. “Ptad . Choir, Boiketball Beugee. Allan. Al . An. nual MR Repj N“ Club, Baieboll Bigelow, lorry, Smltty'1 ... A-Sr Doy Comm, lunchtm Mod. I MAI POIARTKS. Sondee Carbon and Tom Morehouie. itop to afc over the lad dou meeting Bird, Rkhord. Dick . Sloge Crew. Swimming. Blrchert. Jonke, Jon . . Y-Teent, Pdoclt Weekly Slot!. Girlt Gym leodenh.p, Gifli Glee Clvb Bloomguitt. Evelyn. Tvle“ .. Red Crott. Choir. Girl. Glee Club Bee. Dorlene. Dor . Y-Teent. Viking Club. Bonking Monitor. N.H S. Student Conned, leoderthip Conference. Polorit Annvol Sto9. Red Cron. Clou Ploy Committee. Choir. Gnl. Glee Clvb. Boettcher. Btuce . . foot boll. Bond. Bogor. Florentine. Flcro . . . Y-Teent. Girlt Gym leoderthip, lunchroom Hotfetv Glflt Glee Club. Betr. Mory . . Service Ad Bovee. Goil. frenchi, Y-Ieent Brotk. Itonotd. Rcr-nle. Breeding. Potricio. Pol . . . lunchroom Hotfett, Moll Guo'd Breen, lolt. Brlggi. Richard, Dkk- .. Foot boll. Choir. Broetberg. Rochelle. Che«e .. . Kodi-moh, Medolit. Y-Teent. Study Moll Mcmitoc. Bonking Monitor. Serv- e Aid. Notnjnol Honor Society. Polar h Annual Stofl. An-uol Homeroom Repretmtotive. lunchroom Hottctt. Cop ond Gown Committee. Cho mon. Buck. Ronold. '8on.“ Bvronen. Roger . . M-Y. Appo-atvt Burk. Robert, Bob . . . Clou Ploy Co- � teo, lennn. Bond. Orchettro Burke. Jorgen. -Jug.'' Burmeitler. Bor- boro. Sorb . . . Y-Teent. Goll, Tenn.t. Glrlt Gym leoderthip. Burnett. Potrkki. Pof . . . Y Tee-t. Service Aid. Student CovncJ. Homeccmieg Committee. Clou Song Committee, lunchroom Mom-eu. Choir. Burttein. lorry, • Bum! . . . -N Club. Botketboll. Foot boll IN SPUE OF I hr dunce copt ond high itoolt Both Soorelo ond Joel Mdler ore the MOST HKtlY TO SOCCECO. Cobet, Shtilo . . Y-Teent. Social Committee. Mall Guard. Cheer-loader. Cohlonder. Dodd. Dove . . . Mi-Y, Polorlt Weekly Stoll. PcJorll Annuol Stoll. Bed Crow, Swimming, f OCX boll Collery, Rot. •rt. Sob . . . MiY. Comp boll, Sherrie. Shet . . . Call Gym leadership Corhon, Srvce. Orville . . . Homecoming Co� —ttee. Bond Carlton, Cho.lev Check- . . . Hr-Y. N Club. Apporotut. loot boll. Corhon, Korea . . Y-Tcont. P.T.S.A. Gob Gym Leode� -thip. Carlton. fcchord. Dick ... MUV. Corhon. Sondro. Sondee . . . Clan Socrefory. Student Council. Caurtety Commlrtoe. Home-coming Committee. Polar it Weekly Stoll. « d Gou. Warm Com-mitiee, Gull Gym leodenhlp. Cheerleader. Corr, Donald . . . Yoking Club Cotperton, Corl, Cou . . . H� -Y, N CJvb, A Senior Day Committee. Footboll Cell. Chorlet. Chuck “ Chonon. Money. Butch .. . Student Council, Ideat Committee. Baieball. footboll Chapman. Dvone. Duke .. Stage Crew, Movie Committee. N Club. Apporatut. Bote boll. Crott Country. Hockey Chopmon. Rote, Chop ... Study Moll Monitor, Uthert. GoM. Courrety Com •••tee. A-Sertior Day Committee. C«H Gy Uoderthlp. Girlt Glee Club. Chorgo, loon, Jo . Commencement Committee Chetler, Horvey. Chet ... Courtety Comir-ttee. Botketboll. Gol Chetler. Froncet. Iron. Chritlenten. Bruce . . Ht-Y, N Club, Budget Committee. Cron Country, I rock mm Bhr M£l??oS • o % © 3 I ? | isMimi = r . { fifs' : IH?h i r I : 5 i § 5 S. ? p 0 ih i =? =f Ji1 !?� } IffJIfr I gSo Eid . Rkhord. Dick Elgren. Dorlese. Dor . . . Y-Teen , Tcn-n!t. Elliott, Shirley . . . Tonnl . Engtlroe . Jomet, Enky ... Choir. Erickton, Bo'boro. Bo'b ... Y-Teenj, Uiheri, Annual H.R. Rep.; Cirb Gym leod r hip, choie, Gfcll Glee Club; Twirling. Erick o«. Muriel, YvVon .. . Y-Teen� ; Study Holl Mon.; Studont Council, Courteey Comm.i P.T.S.A.. Pre ., Cboiri Girli Gym leode'thip. Girl Gteo Club Erlduoe, Nancy. Eric ... Y.TM«„ Study Moll Men-. Annuel MJI. Rop; M.SA-, Golf, Gwb Gym Idrihlp., GIrh Glee Club. E Jer. John, E� ... Ml-Y, Apporotut, Bond; Orcheitro. Ewold, Dovgla . Dugon ... Clou Vk« Pro .; Hi-Y, Study Holl Mon., N.M.S., Student Council, leodenhlp Coni., Homecowng Comm , Polo : Annuol Stoff, Red Crow, P.T.S.A., Idea Comm. Favorite. Catherine, Kotle ... Y-Teen,, tunchrm, Hotfew. Flddell, Beverly. BeV .. Y-Toeefc N.F.L liero. Jo net, •'Furro .. Y-Teen ; Girl Glee Club Flnielttofn. Joel, ogel Daddy” ... World Altaic ; NFL, Meaorafc, Bonking Mon, N.M.S.; Student Council, leodenhlp Conf.,- Poloti Weekly Stoff, Red Cron; P T.S.A., Jr. Acodemy of Science, Ideo Comm., Equip. Mgr. OrchcMra. Flnkebreln, Stephen, Bogel Daddy' Brother-.. Student Council.- Homecoming Comm, Red Cron, Prom Comm . Co-Chm, Polorl Annual Stoff, Otch. Fl chbeln, Merrill, “Beln- ... Projection, N“ Club, Budget Committee, Equipment Manager. Corel Gerry Morilyn Donno Da « Donno Che� � e� fiicher. Carol. Carrie . . llbrory Poge. flschbeln. Gerald-nr. Gerry . . Kodimoh. Y-Teen . Se-vice Aid. Ushers. Glrlf Gym leodervMp. Moll Guord Hiker, Oavid, Dove .. Ckm Sergcont-ot-Arms. Ml-V, President, Par Polar Committee. “N Club, Appo-rotvi. Bale ball fitch, Svlan, Sue Y-Teent. Bonking Monitor, N.M.S., Poloris Annuol Sto4!, P.7.S.A , Choir. Budget Committee. Glrli Glee Club, fiterrron, Morilyn. More . . Y-Teen Banking Monitor, lunchroom Ho it nil. Holl Guord fi'lhenry. Donno. folk, Jerry Charlotte Joanne loren Ronold See John. Bud folium, Do«no . .. Y.Teetts. Servico Aid. Homocoas-Ing Co--.«tee. Rod Cron. Swimming. Twirling, forore. Cheiter, Chet . . . Stoge Crew, forilund. Gerald, Jerry . . . Homecoming Ca-miMno, Swimming fourre. Joanne, Joni Y-Toenv Modalii. Uihen. Red Crow. Dedication Committee. lunchroom Hoitfii fowler. Ronold. Pom.. francea, Charlotte. Chor . . Y-Toeni. Student Covncll. Courtesy Commitioo. P.T.S.A.. Class Memorial Committee. Cholrmon, Holl Gvord. fronk. loren . . . ProtoC- Morlrrse Stan Mor. Dick Renee She I Bill loll Harriet tion. Annuol Home Room Representative. P T.SA . Movie Commit, too. A-Senior Day Committee. Appo'otus. Boskctboll. GoM. Skiing. Manager; Bond, fronk. Suxoone. W . . Kodimoh. Y-Teem Student Council. PoJor.s Weekly Sto«. Red Cross, lunchroom Hostess. frederkk. Marlene. Mor . . . Medolis. Bonking Mon.-or. Cap ond Gown Committee fyten. Richard, Dick .. . Ht-Y. N Club. Swimming. Oonfter. W.lliom. Bill Gorftnkle. Skin ley. Gorf football. Trock, N Club. Wreefiing. 96 m iIt pijmi w £ i '■ jm; j ji!ir 451 1.1 ill s iiiSii iS!ilil! it Vr. 1 Ui Is I! j'JJ nmm .Utnl • 3 -f c Tf ; J iiiiilji i S S isJlii! ntm II-III u , ivJn} i s. liillJU iHUHk it! ■ j( «. 5 w i, o J f Si x]l 1131 j ! t f i}p � ! 8 _• U o _ - • Si v .1 ii3 JJ - MUi l! £ J i1 IjiUlii flif :1 | IlllPlli Mari . YTtam. $ '� «• Aid. Swimu.ng H nd tto«. Gwendolyn. G� n YT nt. N M S. Pokjri. WhIIt StoB A—ud Horn toom t pr t «oll� u. ld ot Committ® . G«l« Gy ludatth.p Km., PhyU«. . ■ ®d. ot.. Y-T n.. look, ■•g Monitor. Stud Moll Monitor. Sw.k. Akl t d Crow. P.T.SA. Swim . Mall Gvord Mi , low. 'loruty . . . K-Y. N“ Club. Bond. Mon-co-iug CtJ ■■« � � • Apporotut. Summing. Onk—O K 03berg. T� vi. Woog • Y- G® - Choir MoRmon. Reb rt Hod r . Mi-Y. Bond. «d Crow. lunchroom Mott. Orchattro. Hoffmon. Worr «. Butch . . N Club. A Sarvior Ooy Co� «.H t u Toamb. Bond. Orth t� ro Holmo. Km . HiC. S -.xc Aid Mo -qvU� . Bohmd. ‘BonnI. . t d Crow. T SA. Molrnog.l Twylo. 'Twy . Madolit. Y-Ttanc. Study Moll Monitor. M M S L od rahip Conforonca. Mon Committ . Comwnt « n� Commit tM. Choir, G-b OIm Club Hv b cb r, Jot ph. Jo � d Goa HughWtt, tag .. Mumph„y. Wiliiom. -tilt” Mi-Y, N Club. BotaboD Crou Country. Track Huntington. Dim . . . «• S 5 ?••••• •• 1 !,� • • • • • I :;• ••• • 1 .. : 1 • • • . • • •••iii .• • • � , Y.T m Study VdiLM .|tp.| ‘i hor .: Co irtM cv-y W-' OOM. Swimming. Ho Guard. Murloy. Id-ord. “tjl . ‘ t Mt-Y. ld«� Committ . Boyt Gym Uadwthip. Choir Hutcbiton. R b rt. • Mutch- . I qvipnnnt Monogm Irring. Patrick. Pot Y-Thm. Ch rl od r. Girlt Gym Uodnrthlp hlu. laitnor, ||h-Y T m Study Moll Monitor Jmiw. Dorhn Dor . . Y.T nc Study Mo Monitor. Sank Aid. God. Girlt Gym l od r thip. Twirling. Lunchroom Mott tt Dt� -Ur« Gor y.!m«w i roro y. Study HoU Mon or. A UfAtp'C nWKKffofl U A'imivoI Stofl. .Y .s .A P«p Club. Bomj jrl CommiltM. )oKn, Clodyi. ‘Clod “ Y-Tpont. G««U Gym toodarthip. Jo inKKi. Bosnia. ®om . • Y-T on� . t«d CfOU. Johnto ., Oar ). - Oov� . . H' -C. ProjK ’•or . Po!o� .� WcrUy Staff, toubolt. Jottmoo, C«o g«. Jr. Johni©«. S. GfrttK , •’Crotch , . . Y-Tooa . N H $., Vlkl g Club, tanking Monitor. Polori w «k y Staff. Comwiutwtl CoxnitlM. lunch-room Motion Johnion. Jom� i, “Jim . . . Annual Mama Boom «p- rotontotiv . Cap and Goan Co-- ti Johnion. Karon . .. Y-ltont. VA.ng Ctub. RoJor.l Annuol S ott. Rod Oou. Gnlt Giro CM . Johnion. Katfcloon. Kotk� y . . . Modolii. Y-Tooat. Sorylco Aid. Annuol Hon’O Room toproufl'otiro. R.T.SA. Johniton, Alico . . . Swimming Jung Ion. Morlono. '•Jur'klo1 . . . Swimming. Kahn, Morno. Mornlo . . . Y-Toow . fop Club. Kairim. (ugomo. 'Gon ' . . . Bond. Or'Kotfro. Koiwr, Ronald. ’’Ronnia' . . Sivdont Coon. Cil. OedKotion Comm. I too. Trock. RolocU Wookly S off. OouCeu try. Katott. GokJo . . Kodimah. Y-Toont. U� h � � . Mall Gvotd. lunchroom Motfon Kaulor, Barry. Squirt ! . . . Tonna. Band Kottanoi. Colin Kotr. Shoton, Shor' .. , Kod'moh. Annuol Mom Room RoprottAtottuo. R.YS A. librory Rag , tvnchioom Hottott, Moll Guord. Konorton, tiloon Koltoy. Clovdott ... Y-T ni, N.H.S., RoloM Annual Staff. Annuol Mom Room R.prwentotn . Rod Oom. A-S tloo Day Co-mitlo . Swimming. Choir. Cirlt GW Club. Omar-Uodor. riAYlNO IEAP FROG ora North' Pf PRIEST ton-lor . Hotly Ot «gr n and Ed Hwrlay. Dario no Clodyi Bonn! Dovo Ooorgo Grotchon Jim Alico Gmt Korta Marlmo Ron Kathy Morna GoMo KMw, Michael Mike . .. N Club. Football. Trotk. lunchroom Mot� . Bond. Orchestra. Klein. Eugene, ''Cun . Kleinbaum. Robert. Bob . . . Projection Club, P.T.SA.. Movie Committee. Banquet Committee. Crow Country. Swimming, lunchroom Hotr. Bond Kmett. Joseph. ••Joe . . . N CM). Apporatvt Knight. Diono. ••OeDe . . . Kod.rroh. Medolit. N.F.U Y-Teent. Service Aid. lunch-room Hottest Knight. Thomoi. To� . . . Hot! Guotd. Knob David, Dove. Know lee. Irvin. “Irv . . , MiC. K� -Y. N Club, Appa- ratus Swimming. Choir. Kook ok. Dogmor, Deed . . . Y-Ttent. Student Council. A Sor or Doy Committee. Courtesy Committee. Girls Gym loaderihIp. lunchroom Motion. Moll Guard. Koenig, Betty. Beti . Courtesy Coflttee. lunchroom Hotteu. Koidol. Anne. Norway . . . Y-Toen� . Viking CJub, Sen-Ot Bonquef Com-mittee. hotkey. Renotd. Ron. Koitol. lorroine, lori” . . . Kod-moh. Medolit. N.F.I.. Bonking Monitor. Service Aid. Courtesy Com-mirtee. Momeco—ng Committee. P.T.SA_ library Poge. A-Senior Day Committee. CoChokman, lunchroom Hotteu. HoU Guord. Twirirng. Kreger. Jo«et. Jim . . . HkC. Ideot Committee. Foot-bol Kurth, Milly lunchroom Hotteu. longer, Shermon, Turtle .. . Clou Song Committee. Football, lunchroom How. lotion. Joon, -Joonnie . . . V-Toent. Git It Gym leadership, lunchroom Mowew lotto . MordeH. Wordy . lunchroom Hotteu larten. Moren .. Y-Tcent. Bond. 3 V: TJ It jo! a U'i ill Z W O E aHiMii ? r “ 8 % • w • 1 « s' !ll{ £ _ t Jj«i 31 v 3 i ? J ||5: 1 jifliUJ II; Mill Myron Morilyi Dennlt Bob (tain M l n Joel Moirlond McIntyre. 0 nnii . . footbol1 Meelberg, Robert. ' Bob . . . HVY. Annwol Mom Room ftepretenfotier. N Clvb. $vrlmmJ.g Melt , lloin , • Elio . . World Afloirt. N U- Junior Acodemy of Set-enc . Secretary, lunchroom Hotteu. Meyert. M l n . . . Y-Teent. P T.SA . Secretary, Study Hoi Monitor Milter. Joel . Study Hall Monitor, N M S.. Student Council, P etidenti P.T.S.A . N Club, leoderihip Confer nce. Clou Ploy Committee, Boikctboll. Tennii. Moll Guard Miller. Mortlond. 'Duke.' Miller, MiHon. Milt . . . football. Equipment Manoger. Holl Guard. WreVlng Milttein. Myron. My- . . TennU. Bond. Mitchell. Morilyn. Snoofc . . . Medolit. L brory Poge. Gl l� Gym leoderthtp. Mitchell. Robert, ••Killer” , . . che� � Club. Prewdenf. Moen. Thomoi. “Tommy . . . H C, Projection. Preildentj N H.S , Student Council. Covrtety Committee. leoderthrp Conference. Annual Home Room Repretento-trre. Movie Committee. Bonquet Committee. Co-Choi'mon, lunchroom Hott. (thlct Committee Mondichoin. RiveL Sir . . Medoia. Y-Teer i. N.f .l. Polaru Weekly StoB. Red Crou. Mondthone. Ro- betto. ’ Soldo .. . Kod-moh. MedoliL Courteiy Committee. Home-coming Committee. Budget Committee, lunchroom Motteu. More Kovm. The mot. “Tom- .. . Clou Pretident. HhY, NM S. Pretident, Pot Polar Com-.ttee. Student Council. Vice Pretident, Courteiy Committee. Choirmon; “N Club. Treoturoe, leoderihip Confer, enc . Cho-rmo ; Movie Committee. Homecoming Co -irtoe. Ap-porotut Bote boll. Cheerleader. Bow Stole. Governor, Men . P WT- Pefl • • ■ Rod CfOU. Mode Committee. 1M Don no Dkk George Dkk IN Don Roger Bob John Solly Borboro Roger Jerry Helen Sharon 100X1 NO gk'y ATHlt TIC o� e Noncy Crick-� oo om) Morih levin os I key W4 «ko Wl be up Rn� . Mnloviu. Sandro, Jondy ... Kodlmoh. Mtdolit, Y-Teens. Study Moll Monitor. Service Aid. Red Cron, Wear Committee. Muncy. Jomet, -Jim.'- Murphy. Ooelel. Don . . . N Club, Crow Coon-try. Trock Murrow, Jone . . N F.I., N.M.S.. Polo'll Annual Stofl. Junior Academy of Science. Song Committee. Choir. Mvien brock. Rkhord. ’'Dele'' . .. Hockey. Myert. Raymond, 'tun . . f.T.SA,. N“ Club. Secretory, Bote boll. Basketball. Myles. Svson, Sue . . Kodlmoh. Y-Teen . N.H.S, Modolis. Bonking Monitor. Ushers. Service Aid. A-Senlor Day Committee. Moll Goord. Myos. Marionne. Buckshot. Nofslad. Robert. Nof” . . . Mi-Y. Nouer. Donna Y-Teens. Budget Camftte Needham, Doe. Dongerout . . . Choir. Nelson. Borboro. Nets . . . Goll, P.T.S.A . C 'ls Gym leadership. Nelson. Richard. Dick-' . . . N” Club. BoseboO. Hockey. Nelson. Roger. Neh“ . , N Club. Apporotus. Nemiti, Roger . Study Moll Monitor. Homecoming Committee. Goff Nerburn, George. Neubeck, Robert, Bob” . . . N“ Clvb, Prom Coer- -tee Apporotus. Boseboil Football Neuberger. Gerold. “Jerry. Nue- won. Rkhord, Dkk . . . Banquet Committee. Neunsinger, John, longfeWow. Neva. Helen, Bangs” . . . Y-Teens. Hafl Guard. Girls Gym leadership. Nieeu. l.ll.on, -ail .. . Viking Club. Service Aid Nordstrom, Solly, Sol'' . . Y-Teens. Student Council, leadership Conference. Prorn Committee. Choir. Swimming, All-City Student Council, Secretory. Nerdouist, Sharon. Potkchop” . . , Medolit. Y-Teens. P.T.S A. Study Holl Monitor. Usher, Student Council, leadership Conference. Cop ond Gown Committee. IOS No� o b, S� r « . . Bond- Noyet. Borboro. Boib . Y-Toont, Study Moll Mon-10r. Student Council. Momocow-ng Committee. HomMOn-ng Attendant. Bonquo Committee. Bond. Orcheitro Nuttboum. Morion. Morny . . . Kodimah. Modolu. Y-Teeni. Red Qo� � . lunchroom Hotfeu. Holl Guard. O’Btion. Solly library Poge Ohntlod, Rickard. 0«k . .. Ml-Y, SecretoryTreowrec, Sen-lor Budget Comm-tfce. O'Keele, Jock. Frotty . . Hl-Y, Footboll. Wreltt-og Olten. JtM, Kid Codrlloc . . . Ml-Y. Hockey. Appo- rolui Olton. Garold. ' Poogle . . . Mt-Y. Protection Chib. ftote-boll. FoOlboll Olton. ion Ml-Y, Commencement Committee Okon. Money, Moony OM . . . Y-Tomt. Service Aid. Rod Crotl Roproianlot-y . P.T.SA,. Son or Budget Committee. Choir. Gnli Gloo Club. Olton. Potrtclo. “Pol . Y-Toont, Glrlt Gloo Club. Olton. Raymond . HhC. V-l-ng Club. Slwdy Moll Monitor Or-fiold, David, Dove . . Ml-Y. Student Council. Uodoctklp Con- loronco. Momocomlng Commlttoo. Prom Conn,flee O'Shoughnetiy, Vornon. ••$nodo . . . Moll Guard. Ottrki. ioo . JoOa . . , Kod-nok Y-Toont, lunchroom Motion Paotrol, Potrklo. Toott . . . Y-Toont. Study Moll Moo-tor. Annuol Mo mo Room Roprotonio-flue. Gwb Gym loodorthlp. Glrlt Athletic Auoclatlon. Poge, Oor-othy, Doddlo . P.T.S.A. RoproiorMotiv . lunchroom Mot eti. Poloti. Annette, Mott'' . .. Y-Toont. tCodir-oh. lunchroom Hottett. iiiijjj SlIiHISi ?i hinhh •TRY THIS ON lo- tHe. voyt Betty Gordon to Jock Udell Betty ond Jock won t e FIGURE-PKYSIQUE coAt � i. Dick Florence Jockie Amie Oelorit Ceroid Segal. Arnold. Arnle . . Clow Ploy Committee. Seim. Delorii. Dee . . . Y.Teeni, Pep Club. Choir. C.� l« Glee Club Shopiro. Ceroid. Jerr ... Arnvol Nome Room tep ojonlotive. Chew Clvb. Shover. Roberto. Punky . . . Y-Toent. Pep Club, Ideot Committee. Bond. Orchetlro Sherr, Sronley. Doc” . . . Red Cron, Budget Committee. Equipment Monoger. Shirley, GUn . . Viking Clvb. Cheu Club. Sllvermon, Bendy, Be ' Kodimoh. Y-Teen� . Home Room Bonking Monitor, U� he� i. Clou Memoriol Comottlee. lunch- room Hot-’eu. S«� , Rvitell. “Bvcky . . Senior Prom Cor--■’tee. Apporotuv Skolnick. Richotd, Dick . . Protection Club. Student Council Repfotentotive, Courtety Committee. GoM. tennl). Moll Guord. Skro-uitod. Borboro, Borb . . Y-Toont. Viking Club. Service Aid. Skrortwtod. Shoron. ' Shot . . . Y-Toent. Viking Ctvb. Slowner. Rochelle. Sheiy . - - WTeent. P I.S.A. Repretenfothe. Study Moll Monitor. Red Crou. Glrlt Gym leoderthip. Moll Guotd Sletten. Richotd. •■Dick . . . Projection. N Club. Foot boll. Moll Guotd Slovok, Florence, Flo . . . World Afloin. Y-Teenj. Bonk, ing Mon-tor. Cho-- G� H Glee Club Smith. JocquoKne. Jockie . . . lunchroom Kotteu. Snedeker. Kenneth, Kenny .. . Student Council Repretontothe, Apporolu� . Snyder, Richard. Spider .. Ml-Y. Appotarut SoderquHt, Mory MIC. N.M.S.. Banking Monitor, Budget Comm.ttee. Choi . Girlt Glee Club. Soderqvltt, Robert. Sodte” , .. Choir. Solberg. Jomrt, Swede . . . Hockey. 110 Soil. Elinor, Nonny . . Kodlmoh, N.f.L, Study Hall Monitor. N.M.S., Polarii Woehly Stofl. P.T.S.A.. Movlo Committee. Com-mencemeet Committee. Chairman. SoH! , Sandro. Sandy . , . Y-Teen,. Holl Guord. Band Sorenion. Audrey. Avd Y-Teen. Spoor, lowite. loule . . . Y-Toonv Medol.i. Study Moll Mon dor. Service Aid. Uthen. Studonl Council. Homecoming Attendant Spoon. Pout. PudiO. Spornoy, MO'tyj . . . Choir. Sprinkel. Morgie, . . . HK. Vico Proiidont, Polar I. Annual Srafl. Dedication Com. m.tfce. Girli Gym looderihip, Choir. Squire, Florodoll, Dell . Y-Te«n� , lunchroom Hoitett. Stlllrron. Goylo. SqueoW .. . Kodl-moh. Modolo. Y-Teont. Study Holl Monitor, Uihen, Homocoming Committee. Ho!l Goord S .!nmon. Sondro. Sondy . . Kodlmoh. Y-Toont, Study Moll Monitor. Rod Crow. P.T.S A. Treoiurer, P«p dub. Stockburgor, Thoodoro. ’Tod . H-Y. Stono. Donno . . Kod.moh. Y.Teom. Study Hall Mon .tor. Service Aid. Prom Commit, toe. Co-Choirmcnj Pop Ctub Strohlor, Corol . . . Y-Toony Service Aid, Sumttod, Joan, Jonlo . . Y-Teeni, Proddnnt, Study Holl Monitor, leodenMp Conference, Homecoming Committee, Polorit Weekly Stoll. Ideot Committee. Gi'l� Gym leoderthlp, Holl Guard. Sutton. Harold. Bu ry. Swotei, Mkhoel. Mike.' Swenton, Dole. Suren . . Vtk.ag Club. Red Oom. Preildentj Budget Committee. Choir. Syverton, Go.l . . . Y.Teeni. V.ling Club. Tongen. Movli. Mo N F.U Y.Teeni. Uiheri. Courteiy Committee. Bonquet Committee. Bond. Orchetfro. m Twwwee, Column . Cornu '• Thol . Way—. Thwrn.r, Kotkl . Thorny V-T m. Uth.it. Clim Song Commit!... Gl'li Gym laodorthlp. Choir. GliU GW. Club. TWvo. J. Morllyn. M )1' . . Y-Tmtu. ifudnnt CoutKlI. PoUirit Weakly $tof� . ToUntino. llpidW. torg.rton. lUanor. ' Hly . Hl-C. V-kL-g CH-b, S vk. Aid. Uth-•ft. PT$A. Gull Gym l od tKlp. H«U Guard. T rmon.n. Mory Ann, 'M r . . . V-T—nt. Viking C� ub. IWmri. Holl Guwd. To p. Gvdrun, GoWi. . . . Y lcnni Uthn't, library Pog , bond. Tiock- mon. Irvlmg, Ttutly. I tom, Moilonn . Mof . . . Viking Club. Mall Gvord. Trout. Blu.ti . Blu r . . y-Tomu. V.kmg Club. J v-k. Aid. Ihhort. Poloro W kly Sfoff. Annual Hot— Room «.pro-wtnfotivn Tuckar, Bo-boro. ' 8orbl“ . . World ABolft. N.f.l.. V-Innnt. Bonking Monitor. Swimming. T«nnl|. Choir. Ud fl. J«xk Bonk-rvg Monitor. N“ Club. Apporotut. Bowboll. Foot toll. Bother boll. W-epI.ng Uditon. Oolo-.., Oo . . . Kodlmoh. M -dol.t Y.r-nt end Oou. P.I.S.A.. 1.1 0. Commit... Ol.tr.rn. Bon- . .. vAmg CM - - oWo.- Vm . Mou—. Mourn . Kod-moh. Y-T nt. BnM.ng Monitor. II-brory Pogr Wodlt.. Sandro. ’ Sondy . . Stvdy Moll Monitor. N M.S. Slvdant Cotmtll. folorh A vtuol Slob. Sodol Commit! ., Coll Woktr. Money. Monti .. , Y-W . Bonking Monitor. S rv-k. Aid. «.d Crow. Satmming. T.nnli, G li Gym leod.rthlp. lunchroom H irtlett Bond WoOem, Jocquelyn, Jockl.. irllif. ; h ifi Hi!!: giiiiSi 1! 111 iiliiiil Hi jiiii. a LI L I 4 2 - 11 j J5' i ii Hiii j! 1 ll III III J li a II hi III n SINlOl CLASS OMICIRS or So J o Corlton, tocrofory, Dor Tithor. torgoont-ot-or««� j Molly 0“n3' . OK� , Tom MorohovM. prowdont, B� . loion. troo.or.ri Dovg {wold, vka prmtdont. ’55 Graduating Class Claims 23 Unphotographed Seniors Bronnon, Robort, Sob. DicLln«oo. Donald. Don . . . N Club Mod ay FaMbarg. too ' M� i-■!—� � ■� . Fotrlck. Far . . . From Commit .. Gilbortion. . . Sod boH. Football. Mockoy. Bond. HoBatt, Kolth , . . Srogo Crow. N“ Club. Cbolr. Apporatut Mm. Wotloy . . . World ABoirt. Appo'otui londy. Harmony, Horm .. ICodimah. V-Toom. ltd Croat, lunchroom Hot .. lon� l . lorry , .. GoH. Choir. Lydon. Potrkk. Folm. Oorold. lorry .. Apporatvt. Rodporv John. •Conlut . . . library Fog. ty� . HtUn. Swod. . . . Girlt Gym loodorth.p Schmidt. RoMbo. tom .- Smith, ChorWv Tbo Ouko . . . Football Troth. N“ Club Sroocitl. Douglov Ooug -Sudduth. Jo. low it . . . foor boll. Troth. Holl Gvord. Bond Toylor, Koy . . Ci'h Gym loodorthlp. lunchroom Mott... Tubbt. Ann!.. Ann' . .. Homocoming Co—rttoo. Rod Crou Vottborg. Morrh. Morty ... HhV Woinor. M haol. Miho .. . N“ Club. Tonnlt. lunchroom Hott WIKomt. Bob. Butch. ZoSniky. Ronald, tonnlo. Ill IDEAS COMMITTEE—Saotadi Gnon H nd .� on. Joon Svnutod. Goll Morcwt. Oekoret Uditon, Arlan Col-bit. Sondy Motkowlti, Horriet Gordon, Punky SHav-ar. Standing: Fred Rot . Joel Arcnet. John Wolf. Shoron locketz. Doug two Id (tholraion). Al Rotmon. Phil Guitolioe. Homey C ha nan. Jomes K eg ' Not pictured: Joel Finkoliteln. Ed Murlay, Roger B««g. Senior Class Activities Planned by Committees BUDGET COMMITTEE - Saotad: Roser-ory Itkor, Sharon Kate, loU Rotandeld, Helen Anderton, Donna Nouer. Joon Worn. Noncy Olton. Roborlo Mondthone. Srond.ng: Merrill Fitehbem. Dole Smatv ion. Chuck Holghl Icholrmonl. Margie lot bock. Sv ton filch, Mary Sodorquilt. Stanley Sharr. Bruce Chrlilaraen. Bob Bell. US Road senior committee pictures counterclockwise from the upper right-hand corner of the page CLASS SONG—Seoted: Janet Andorson, Jono Morrow. Mary Darling, Kothleen Thurner. Standing: Sherman Longer, Phillip Lee, Pot Burnett, Sandy Rosen (chairman). COMMENCEMENT—Seotod: Mary Ellen Harring, Elinor Soil (chairman), Gretchen Johnson. Standing: Horvoy Bcnowitz, Twyla Holznagle, Tim McGinty. Not pictured: Horry Rocklin. CLASS PLAY—Sooted: Shirley Becker, Esfu Schwartz (chairman), Renoo Gavren. Standing: Bob Burk, Darlene Boo, Arnold Sogol Not pictured: Joel Miller, Alice Sandback. SOCIAL —Seotod: Sandra Wadfko, Sheila Cabot, Barb Barth, Marilyn Aaron. Standing: Larry Rivkin, LaVcrne Harvester (choirmon'. John McGinty. Not pictured: Goylcn Bochman. A-SENIOR DAY—Seoted: Susan Myles, Roaneou Morsh, Harley Greenberg (co-chairman). Rose Chapman, Dagmor Kociscok Standing: Loren Frank, Carl Casperson, Claudette Kelsey, Lori Kossof (co-chairmon), Warren Hoffman, Lorry Bigelow. 116 Read senior committee pictures clockwiso from the upper left-hand cornor of tho page. CAP AND GOWN—Seated: Marlono Frederick, Rochelle Bromborg (cholrmom, Barboro Levi. Standing: Donnis Downing, Sharon Anderson, Sharon Nordquist, Jim Johnson. DEDICATION DAY—Seated: Morgio Sprinkel. Mary Ellen McElroy, Horriet Bonks, Barb Soorelo ((co-chairman' Standing: Ronald Kaiser, Marsh Levin (co-chairman). Bob Wolk. MEMORIAL—Seated: Kitty Bator, Charlotte Froncen (chairmani. Standing: Roger Leone, Sam Bennett. Not pictured: Bev Silverman. PROM—Seated: Joy Anderson, Carole Mattson, Judy Harvey, Sally Nordstrom. Standing: Davo Orfield, Russ Simc, Donna Stone (co-chairman), Steve Finkclstein (co-chairman). Bob Ncubcck. BANQUET—Seated: Mavis Tan-gen, Joyce Hollborg, Borbora Noyos (co-chairman), Darlene Jentsch, Ann Koldol Standing: Tom Moon (co-chairman I, Bob Kleinboum, Joe Dzuboy, Dick Neuman. 117 AT THEIR vsvol poitime art the CLASS CHATTERBOXES ArUr W.p- plo ond Lo� ry Rivhln In clonic portion� BRIGHTEST SMIU-Jocki. Pain and Shel PRETTIEST EYES-Chelle YoOen ond Icy Pefle� . Knowlen. LORI KOSSOF AND CHUCK CUL of. thown butlly concocting new prank] ord wtttldMn tor their un-tvtpealng clots motev who by now should b« ui.d 10 the two winieST. fROM THE WAY Sandy Sfelnman and Mil. Kldear. looking 01 och other It hn'f hard to toll they are the BIGGEST FLIRTS 118 REDHEAD—Jeon Scott ond Rot Rowlei. MOST CO-OPERATIVE-Bov Eoton ond To-- 8RTJNETTE—Shlriey Bockof ood lo ry Bor. BIOND-K.tty Bolof ond 8t b Gtou. Moon. tfoln. 120 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like to thank the following people for the time spent on the annual. James E. Anderson—our editorial adviser Leo Bonk—our very patient photographer Al Bloomquisl—our American Yearbook representative Lloyd Rutgerson—our business adviser