North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Gerald Klnney Barbara Kllngman Nellle Laggart Wendlyn Llgons Jan Manlon Donald C. Martlnson Mary Helen Mastln Anna Meek Ruth Muenchrath Frieda Nlckel Janet Nltschke Chuck Palmer Woodrow Parklson Bobbl Paul Pat Peterson Anita Prlce Phlllp Rhea Dwayne Schmldt Lloyd Slegrlst Connle Smlth Margaret Soltls Beth Stuart R. F. Temple Marlan Thomas Bruce Trapp Ann Wagner Margaret Watts John Wallls Whlte Blll D. Wlndsor .lulle Wltte Marlan Wolf Stephen Wood ., iw W Vrk K , 5 sr ' 1 pa KB W ey 'gpg N5 ? K . 1 , . A. f ,if 1' Oh ,lfff a W2 V - Wilk- 'QQQQ 1 f' ' W - N 4 ' 5 - f ' T M ff .5 D V J! ' 'Q ,lf - 1' 'ff , , :snag T, , q il or 1 -A 1 ' - v , ,, - 54 -, 'nf' 1 nl 4 f '-Q' ' I S. X 3 Q X :gf f 'W ., 1 QA A y f J , .. 1 . ,, 5 ,- f, gmuffeffwf Q fn.-xx A , Q1 . 2' ' :MA 1 f fl 45: -7 V W , 1734? ' if Q, ai, K 1,1 f ffiefc ws, ,fc V 4 ' 4: Q . -L 'V V. P Q, 4' x f ,ff uk - 'X 1. f , mu , in 'Q V WI 1 . wi 4, 5 T. arar i ' Q gi ff Ugg .x . xr .T M.-n W H A4 air 1: a' wg' 'X 4 x ,fl X W , mega Fl l 3 JK ' X V4 AV A , L M' if it ..,. 245 f ' 23? 'C se ,W . 4' -'ff A 1 lx .5 'fi 'Z : x , A x 5 X f' Y '1 Y 34 W ,A UU U if M w.. , M .,., 'Q ,I :Q -, Y ,. .X ...E s ,M V af D ji. 0. , Q 1.1 xg' Ng w -.Nxt ig - TQ -T' -Q 9, .,,,e . 1 R' Q Alix V. ,W-, w M, 5, Ki :M 5' 5 W. 'Cl A, fwfr.. I4 ai i e iz, f N' . . . -. ,- , V L l aw. , W ' 'Z W as I fi ag w N I ' ff ,gfllflwa 26 T

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Se fr l' Po At im 'vu 'Lu 5 'X FMA Nt: lw - ' s HU' 4-,- wg J ,. fx gs 1 .f---1' 6' 3 ' , 4 ng t Twenty years of experlence has taught Mr. Cochran that a sense of humor ls essential for teaching a United States History class. Q + It looks as lf Carolyn Johnson, '79, is having trouble figuring out the answer to Mrs. SchleboId's question In Chemistry class. ,Al ref' L' 425. Y 33 g 'P 5 : Q' E '5 ' El iii infix M... ., .fy-xg. 4 e ,.,.w,,,, I W , Janet Franklin John Fredln Richard Gardner C. Ray Goble Robert Gorrlll Clayton Hall Helen Harmon Tom Harmon Bobble Harris Olivia Jacobs Roxanne K. Juare Richard H. Klng Z

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hx -S A IA + Mr. Temple and Mrs. LeMans suprised their Business classes by dresslng up as a Witch and a Maglclan. .ge f.- r 154 fi . 1. -if qgip wg fix, K W ,qfa-t.-'gi tg . ' Z . .4 C- T- .:.'fe5.i Who said teachers 'are old fuddy duddies? Throughout the year many of the instructors at North proved that they had their share of spirit. Durlng the annual United Way Drive, for example, the teachers particiapted as much as the students ln the various fund raising activities. In an assembly held that week, the faculty took charge of the stage, singing and danc- ing and having a good time. Mr. Trapp serenaded the audience with two Mis- sissippi mud songs and a hundred dol- lar bribe prompted Mrs. Maul and Mrs. Calvert to chew tobacco in front of the student body, through plastic baggies to everyone's dismay. On Halloween they again pulled through, contributing to the mood of the day, by dressing up ln various cos- tumes. The costumes ranged from t Mrs. Nltschke brings out her Redskln Spir- lt, by dressing up as a Indian Princess on Halloween. s proved that they had their share of spirit. Mlnnle Mouse to Caesar and Cleopatra to Witches. During the day it was not unusual to spot Dracula and a nun walking down the halls slde by side. All in all, lt was a very unusual day. Who can forget the Almost Any- thing Goes pay assembly? Through- out the ordeal the teachers held their own against the other teams, all of which were made up of students, in events that included rolling lemons across the floor with their noses, to jumping in a pool of balloons and even running across a balance beam. Though they had the tendency to cheat now and then, everybody en- joyed watching them. If we have the same crazy bunch of instructors next year, the student body better beware.