North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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w l...r..' 2 . TMWM--- -M 1 W, 1. 1 -,.e.-Y-r 1 1 ST. V , tl . I. , 3. . wg. f . , , . A -..- The Glrls Pep Club used to charter i bus to Dodge Clty to the football tame. In 1967 I remember a carload of loys from North drove along slde the aus and mooned us all the way to lodge. V -Karen McBrIde Harmon,'68 1 181' I Remember when a promlnent pub- lc offlclal was known at North as fMuIe Mlller? lil I had a teacher named Mr. Webb ho was really Into flshlng. So when e class dIdn't feel llke worklng, we rould start hlm on the subject of flsh- g, and lf we were lucky, he would Elk untll class was over, and then we'd jave It made. j -Dlana Dlck Cubbage, '59 y Htl j Home and Soclety was a new class lffered that was pretty racy. They plked a lot about sex In It. The class nad both boys and glrls, and the glrls lways used to get embarrassed a lot. j -no Beard, 'sa 5 1 Back when we went to school, boys Idn't have cars llke everyone does now. It was durlng the war and they were too expenslve. So when you were mad at someone, or just dIdn't llke them, one way to get back at them was to swlm to Mead Island and put thelr blcycle on lt. -Les Qulllen '43 Ill!!! A frozen goldflsh was mlraculously thawed and revlved by Mr. Glover's Sclence Club In 1936. Was It artlflclal resplratlon or mouth-to-mouth resusl- tatlon? I have always heard storles from my brother-In-law, Greg Harman, '68, about the year Butch was stolen from , 3. It's not a farm town soclal gatherlng, but the Junlor class of 1936 dressed for their farm day. hls place on the wall and dldn't reap- pear for 123 days. When I questloned hlm on the subject, he asked If I would llke to get a flrst hand story on It for our Yearbook project. Of course I sald, yes so he proceded to thumb through the phone book. He left the room, and In a couple of mlnutes I heard hlm tell me to plck up the phone recelver. He told me I was to Intervlew Mr. X. Mr, X explalned the motlve be- hlnd Butch's kldnapplng as, hIgh school foollshness and the deslre to beat the record dlsappearence of Butch from the previous year. There were four of us Involved In the prank, he sald. We took hlm dur- lng a Frlday nlght football game, He spent hls flrst nlght under the brldge at 13th and Malze Road. Mr. X con- tlnued, Butch was then moved to my attlc for three days. The flnal hldlng place was the old asylum on North Ar- kansas, where he was put In a closet. All four of us were called out of class one day and we showed the pollce where Butch was hldden. We were charged wlth grand larceny and S5 each. -Susan McBrIde, '79 888 On a cold, muddy nlght Drum major Marjorle Hotchklss, '45, accldentally walked out of her moccaslns and fln- lshed the half-tlme show barefoot. ,4. Oh, say can you see . . beglns the march- lng Redsklns as they salute the flag.

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