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Sfuijvfiril af ll zrimly l7lO77Zl'7ll, for T0u'i'r .TfLlg1'XVllllIl'li lohnson, mliirzi'-irz-1'lJivf5 the a.i.vm'lu1'rf.v, Olin' Sayles, Elm' Aivrzsirozixig, null Arflmr Cil'l,YlL'Oflfj luiiizirxv rr1am1,ci'r, Hulivz lfzzllrrg url vilifrir, Iiiuiilv Whikvliiriilq l'zIl'f0UIll.Yll, Kwzfzcflf Mizrlxg lltlLt'l'flAll1AQ ,inli'.v111i'11, Mizryluzz lluug, Marv lilxiw Rc.u'r, will Boll Nor1'i.vg I?Z7flf!l,Ql'cIl7Z7l'7', Rev Yizrrzvllg will xlmrlxor, Miix Cilillizryfzi' Molilwr'-frmrzil if in ilijlirnli lo rorzlrol flying larlu ui' In t'Ul'Ill'l' lllflla in mon' ,wriozrs iimiiimifs. TO THE ELEVEN hundred Redskin subscribers, and to the advertisers and patrons who have helped in countless ways in the making of this Tower--wc, the staff, dedicate the Hnished product. Being only a few of the eleven hundred, the staff makes no claim that the yearbook of ,BS is perfect. W'e offer it to you in all humility, the result of our most earnest efforts. To keep alive the experiences of the happy days when we were isolated from the cares of the worldu is the Towerls sole excuse for being. Like a pleasant mirage, memories of North High may become dim or even fade away before our eyes, but the Tower is destined to record our achievements forever and a dayf' And since I have no gold to give, And love alone must make amends, My only prayer is, while I live, God make me worthy of my friendsf, But how to be worthy? XVhen the too popular atti- tude is Get what you wantf' being unselfish might seem rather a lonesome job. -.D If one can puncture his own ego to the point where he considers the joys and sorrows of others before his own, he has made the first step toward being a worthy friend, for a worthy friend unconsciously rests and inspires his com- panions, the basis for mutual understanding. A friendship is not worthy of the name unless it im- proves character. Every time one yields the spotlight to another, even for a moment, the benefit is twofold-the otherls profit which amounts to naught compared with the expansion of soul realized by the giverg c'For the glory of life is to love, not to be lovedg to give, not to getg to serve, not to be servedf' THE TOWIER ix jiuliliybeil ifuulnzlly llpj' flu' Xllll!l'llf.V of W'iL'liilu lligb School Norlb, W'ii'liifi1, Kimi. Pflllffll lly lb? W'1'.i'lw'i1 Lllllllglllflb CUIIIIHIIIVX. liHgz'izz'i1i,Q by Ill!!-fl0!lllllll'llf lff1gz'az'i11g clllllllltllly. Phoiogrullrlzs by Renal Sflzrlio. . RESOUNDING locks and chattering voices in the quiet corridors swell to a cheerful babble as a half hour of clamorous locker life begins -love seances, wanderers, gay semicircles. Eight-ten is scooting time, eight-fifteen the din subsides abruptly, and eight-nineteen is the final dash. After a brief flurry of home room activities, the routine of recita- tion and study begins. Eyes droop with boredom or sparkle with in- terest according to one's attitude-- Get by or Get all you eanfl Lethargy disappears at 11:55 as between bites of steak and jell-o Redskins renew the morning gossip and discuss that terrible trig test or what Joe said last nightf, Then routine again. Sixth hour is the beginning of the end with the departure of the pass card students and the lucky sports men. But for the rest of US, the final minutes, marked by anxious clock-watching, drag slowly by. Wfith rejoicing, life begins again at 3:35 amid the hubbub of departure. Slowly the tumult dies-another day at North has passed, a day typical of the 785 which mark the transition from Sophomore to Senior. YIINTENTS EDITORIALS Day After Tomorrow-Dr. Roy A. Burkhart, , 3 Hasta Luego-Willard johnson , . ..,.. , 3 Staff Editorials .. . .. 2 SPECIAL FEATURES Time Out-Olive Sayles , . . 4 As the Road Widens-Susan Marcellus 6 Calendar-Willard johnson . H 8 We Got Rhythm-Helen Fuller , , ,, 10 Coming Up-jean Pettijohn .. . 12 Inside Story fPure Fictionj- Richard MacCann,, . ..... . 14 SENIOR SECTION Class 01' '35-Elsie Armstrong, Willa Samuel,,18, 26 Lovely To Look At-Mary Elsie Reser 24 The Curtains Do Part-Gail Frank. W .... 32 Banner Bearers--Helen Wagy .. .... 33 ON WITH THE SHOW Sports Parade-john Naramore. Bob Brooks, Hubert Stephens, Merrell Kirkpatrick, Dwight Miller, Bill McDowell, Sam Smith, Irene Nelson, Arthur Griswold ,, ,, ,,,, , 35 Party Held fFieId Dayj-Mary Elsie Reser 40 POW-WOW1M3Il-E Shank H ,, 44 Always Good-Kenneth Marts . 46 Cover Design-james Wakeland ,i L, L?-1
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