North High School - Viking Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1956 volume:

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I f ' f . . I 1 . . . . . . . . f 1 I . f I . . f f I f , , f i V, , ,... , , 5... , , We of North Htgh welcome you Mr Gruenler by dedrcatmg the 7956 VIKING to you In the short year that you have been wrth us as prmcrpal we have come to recogmze you as a frrend and fellow Vrkmg You have taken part rn and helped to make a success of all the actrvrtnes whtch have been sponsored by the student body Your ffrst year at North has been a very successful one for your face has become famlllar to all students and we feel as rf we have known you a very long time Wlth your desire to be a part of the student body and nts functions we know your remammg years at North wrll be as happy and wonderful as the frrst has been For your outstanding mterest rn all the actrvltres and tradrtrons of the school for your understanding of young people for your unfallmg efforts toward the Improvement of the school we dedicate the 1956 VIKING to you . Mr Gruenler I ' I ' I . . I I . Q. . I - . . . a.. .. nu. .01 nu. Q- Q - IHESI HHHHI SUUNHS UI HHMINISIHHHUN 3 The scrape o f chalk on the blackboard - Test today The silence during a test - Clear your desks and get out a pencil and a piece of paper The commands in gym classes - Deep knee bends - one, two, one, two The reading of the bulletin during Administrative Period - Rally schedule today adds.- null? J' The knowledge they offer to us - Does everyone understand question one? The participation in school activities - The value of suggestion - This would he a little better, don't you think? The foundation for life - This will he helpful later in your life These are the sounds familiar to all of us ff ia.,-IJ f MR. ARTHUR M. GRUENLER Principal MRS. KATHLEEN O'NElLL Dean 464' MR EWALD CHRISTENSEN Assnsfcnf Prmcrpal 01 MISS OLGA NELSON Coordmafor -A MR EUGENE GARNER Boys Counselor ARNESON WILFRED BA Denver University MA Michigan State ASHFORD WELDON G NE Mo Slale Teachers College MA Denver Umverslfy BEATTIE WARREN BA Colorado Univemly B E Colorado University BEITLER HALLEN B S Colorado Slate College MA Denver University BOWERS JAMES BA Nebraska Slate College MA Wyoming University CLARK SGT. BEN CALDWELL, BEN B.S. So. E. Missouri Slate 'H-'Sm BURGER GEORGE B.A. Nebraska Slale College M.A. Colorado Universify if BRITTAIN, EDITH B.S. Denver University BRAGG EARL B.S. Nebraska University M.A. Nebraska University C LARK WALLAC E BS Denver Umverslfy BA Denver Umvermy CRAWFORD BETTY BA Wichita Unlvorslfy MA. Denver Umverufy IX DAVIS MARTHA B S Colorado University DAWSON LOIS BA Kansas Unlversuiy MA Denver Umversny 431' 'F' - x ECKERT PAT BS Colorado Unuversnfy EBERLE DONALD BA Marqueffe UIIIYCYIITY DREITH BEN B A Colorado State College DRAKE CHARLOTTE IA Colorado Unlverslty DONAHUE HELEN B 5 Texas Sfafe College -5 Xxjf DOREMUS MARY C BA Nebraska Umvemty MA Columbia UYIIVCYSITY g EVANS, DON ' B.S. Colorado University EDWARDS HAROLD B A Sioux Falls College MA Columbla University FORSTER, DON B.A. Michigan Sicfe Universify EVANS RICHARD B A Colorado State College Colorado Slate College if' FRANK JOHN MA Denver Unlverslfy GRACE MARGARET MA Denver Unlverslfy By GORANSON JO ANNE B S Umversnty of Mmnesola GETSCH EDWARD B A Colorado Stale College MA Denver Umverslfy FRYE HOWARD B A Unlverslfy of Washington Al. GERHARTZ LEA B S Milwaukee Stale Teachers College GRAVES RUTH BA Northwestern Unlverslfy MA Norihwesiern Unuversny GREEN WILLIAM BS Purdue Umversnfy MS Denver Unuvenlty 13: GRISWOLD DON BA Denver Umversliy MA Columbia Umvemfy HIGGINBOTHAM SGT GEORGE an .9 JORDON LAWRENCE BA Denver Umversufy MA Colorado Slate College ISBELL SARAH BS Denver Unlversufy MS Denver Uneverslfy in INGLIS RICHARD B S Gnnnell College M S Denver Unlversaty f 'GN HUXTABLE CATHERINE BA Wechuta Unnversafy HIX DONALD BS Denver Unuvermy MA Denver Unnversufy HUDSON DEATT BS Denver Umversliy M A Yale Unlversufy ' Qififg ff 1- . wi - , , Q- fl? fl .I , s , ' I 3 f . Qf' . ,if .. 4 - ' I - . . IW 1 'I x ,I I 4 A Mk! 1 I Q. Q K if I f e 4 A KINNETT DEUAAR BA Nebraska Slate College KINNEY AGNES BS Denver UIIIVBTSITY MS Denver Umversuly KOOGLE DONALD B A Colorado Umvermy KLUNE JOSEPH BA Colorado Sfafe College KOSMATA MARIE BS Nebraska UIIIVBYSIYY MA Colorado Slate College M S Colorado State College DAN., pr fi LENDRUM MATTIE BA Colorado College l.ANGEHOUGl'l MARY B A Sam? Olaf College LACEY JEANNETTE B A Colorado State College WI KUEHNER KAREN BS Norfhweslern University KRUCAS RAYMOND B A Colorado Umvermy LEYDEN GLEN BA Colorado University LHEUREUX IRMA BA Denver University LINDELI. ED BA Denver University ve'- LIGON GLADYS MBS Madison College MAY MARGARET l.A. Furman University as MARTI N, DONALD B.A. Colorado University M.A. Colorado Universify MARSTON EDGEL B.A. Denver University MQCKENZIE, EMMETT B.A. Colorado University LYTLE HELEN IA Colorado College acDOUGALL MATTIE .S. Denver Univefsify 53 KMWMW MCINTOSH DONALD Denver Umverslfy MA Denver Umverslfy MILLER THELMA BA Denver Unlversnty MA Denver Umverslfy A MOLES BURWELL B S Mo Sfufe College B P E Spnngfneld Mass M S Columblo University NEWLON CARL BA Colorado Unlverssfy NORTON HILDEGARDE BA Colorado UHIVQYSIIY MA Columbia Unlversnty .....o-F' PIKE EARL B A. Colorado State College al, PAUL, ROBERT BA Denver Umverslfy W Pa :fr OYLER MARGARET B S Denver Umvemfy M A Denver Uruversl 4 I I f 'K OLIVER IVA BA Coe College M A Unuverslty of WISCONSIN A 'care-ML! ck, OLSON, MARY JANE -M UCK BS Denver Unlverxlfy POMPONIO ROSE MARIE BA. Colorado Unlverslfy ROBINSON BUEL BS Colorado Unlversufy M.S Colorado Umverslfy PITTNER PAUL M A. Erlangen Germany RAMSTETTER DON BA Colorado Umvemfy M A. Stanford University -unsung, nuns-upon fx ROCK CLIFFORD B A College of Empona MA Emporia Stale College SMITH PAT IA. Denver Unlverslfy MA. Denver Unlvemfy in SCHLUTZ, MYRA BA. Denver Unuvemfy SAUTER NOR BERT BA. Buena Vma College MA. Denver Umveruiy SALEN ROBERT IA. Denver University ROSN ER ARIA B S Colorado Unuverslfy MS Denver Umvermy STOVALL WILLIAM B A Oklahoma Tech MA Denver Umverslty SUMNER, PAUL B.A. Colorado State College M.A. Denver University 4'- 3 TRENT CLEO BS Denver Umversuty M S Denver Unnverslty TUCKER, MONICA VAN DUZER VERNICE BA Iowa Unlverslty M S Iowa Umverslty S 04' -M- we i ZINKE CLIFFORD BS Westvnore College .r MS Denver Umverslty ZIMMERMAN CHARLES B A Colorado State College M A Wyomlng University WILLETT MIKE B A Colorado State College M A Colorado State College wb Wessex MAR AN BS Ulllversnty of Wyoming MA Malls College ,an WARD ARNOLD BA Gnnnell College OFFIC Us PL vi' 17 AND LIBRARY CLERKS Mrs Blldorback Mass Koch Mn Dau Mass Lune: Mrs Wheeler Mm Putnam Mrs Tucker Mrs YS J F lwlwbe. V 'W w Xp LUNCHROOM STAFF 5'--.., .. '--nf H M V A M WWA? 'grainy N 5, 2 if ir-'z NVQ, ffl!! ,os Mrs Kollomon F' Mr Mooberry IHESI HHHHE SUHNHS IH IIHISSIS The incessant buzzing of the hell The hurry of feet - late for class again. The tense silence on the day o f the test - I should have studied Chapter 6 more. The li zfely chatter in the classroom - Did you read the homework? Sorta dense, huh? What was it, anyway? The scratching of pens and pencils scurrying across a paper I wish I could take shorthand. The rustle o f papers turning on a test - ff-1E.f.z:rm..f lm'-11- I must be behind. Better hurry. The clink of test tubes in the chemistry room - If I add this to just a pinch of this . . . look.' I made some . . . some . . . something! It's awfully quiet in the halls during classes -- A silence only the office monitor knows. The sudden burst of din as the bell rin gs to pass - Ererybod y knows that. Yes, everybody knows them. Everybody hears them. 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Widener, Thomas Wilhelm, Thomas Williams, Sybil Williams, William A. . f A if Umberger, Curiis VanDerWege, Richard Vick, Donald vagal, Ruby Waddell, Bernifa Waldbaum, Philip Walker, Claudia Wanczylr, Jean Wariburg, David Weaver, Clarence Wells, Beverly Werih, Rvih Wesch, David Wesr, Jeri Lee White, Laurence Whiteman, Hugh Sue Marner i 'a Le . . 19 S I l Leroy Sierkel Wilson, Deanna Wilson, Richard Winograd, Bernard Wiseman, Phyllis Wihig, Charlene Wolf, Edmund Woodman, Caihryn Wozniak, Lucy Wrighr, Ronald Wyman, Cherita Zamboni, Floyd Zimbelman, Harold Zimmerman, Ralph Zinlr, Lynn Williams, William Willis, Monfe Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Brian 4' , . 'I W 4 ,IK9 A fi, -.' ,,,,w.wqf fi' N. V ff W fv jlwfn 5' M. , ily. ds John Blanpied lin nwmnrg nf nur rlaunmatw . . , ' KWWL ' Wm 5 bf 3 ff 5343 , if 1 , ' 2' IVJ EZ ,. A Bud Smith QM , Marian Dick Eloenor Chambers Charles Kuerst ZS' 6' Ag IGN 'Q 'Nunn-nj' -6-' lass 0 1757 6- Sd 'S -1 .f Adams, Marilyn Adducci, Maryann Angel, Janet Arnett, Judith Arnett, Robert Averch, Charlotte Babb, Michael Bode, Sonia Barrett Sharon Barron Harriet Barron Sher: Bash Wendell Begarno Alex Bement Ronald Bennett Judith Berdack Evelyn Berzms Dagmla Bnclxhard Rlchard Bvestell Harold Bloom Barbara Bodnar Alberta Barenstem Esther Bowers .lamce Bowles Paul Coulter Beverly Couper Renme Cowlmg Kathleen Cox Barbara Currier Sam Davndson Roberta Davus Glenda Davis Shirley Dean Edith Del!-oer Dennss DeFeo Rosemary DeMott Paul DeNuIeon Josette Denzm Madellene DeSuato John Detrlck Leona Deus Marilyn Dewey Sharon Dmer Sharon Dumtz Gerald Durbm Arthur Eafantn, Maryann East, Arthur Edmond, Sherrold WW ff-ff www ff M -Q I . an 1. ' A E' N tif! S li 131 JU 11 Bramard Brenda Brandenburg Charles Brinkman Bob Bnzendme Glenda Brown Ralph Brunsnllus Patrncla Brush Shlrley Buchko Marilyn Burnham Russell Campbell Marulyn Cannon Farrell Capen Mary Anne Carpenter Beverly Cayton Robert Chalmers Dorothy Chrustensen Lora Clapes Roxanne Clarlt Sandra Claus Gayle Clement Duck Cohen Darlene Condos Fred Corbetta Ray S' ' ' ' y' ,yrr,r B A ' x l 5 I 4 4 ' ' 'g Q K ' . fi-B r-4 Q ' Carter, Sandra 'X . :wt r P sv 5 f fc. :it l Fi' ' I . o l I tx , I. . ,fy I If ' L I I . ! f' x 'P' I i 'cj f V I Eff . , F X f L rr 2 sl X. All- f l . X' -l , England Carol Enwall Dale Esfes Jo Ann Estes Richard Everefi James Farber Sharon Felix Jlm Ferrarl Georglna Funk Phyllns Flshburn Darlene Fisher Donald Follansbee Joan Fone Jerry Furulye Arthur Galbaugh Sandra Garcia Roberi Garramone Bob Gorramone nm Gettman Bob Glglkos James Gilroy Rufh Glaesel Pafrlcaa Glenn Ruth 'C' 6 4 EAI' . I . l I rl ff Ford, Patricia K P. 4 Q . 1 uh , -l' . I 3 Q , ' ' f. 5'-:nf nm Rr? fr rn- Y' Graham Jean Grayson Nancy Green Sharolyn Haas Beverly Hacker Marnlyn Hanes Thomas Hankel Patrlcla Hansen Bonme Hansen Mary Hardcastle Bert Hardin Beverly Hardy Kenh Heller Arlene Heller Gloria Hendersholi Jerne Hlxson David Hnleman Duanne Hlllyard Judy Harsh Judy Holderness Charles Halderness Mandee Hollzman Verna Housfon Wnllxam Human Myrna Humeston Charla Hunter James Hutchinson Judy lmes Sharon Irby Dorothea lrvlne Richard Jaramlllo Pete Johnson Sally .lurata Kathleen Kraemer Sara Kafka Barbara Kaiser Janet Kaplan Davld Karsh Bobette Kemp Murcia Kenner James Kern Mary Ann Kern Patsy Klein Dee Lula Kllngenberg Margaret Q 'ln-ff If Knott Hal ' Q Koch Lorraune Kolqulst Carol Korsnck Maruanne Vxr 'T tha. n ' 33 as -v- xr-'f Koury Marne Kuntz Betty Jo Kunle Vuvuan Laderman Muerle Lashmef Margare? Lawrence Janet Lawson Davrcl Leofsky Loss Lewis Allan Llslon Barbara Loffmarlr Loreiia Lopez Esiher Lowe David Luna Nancy Macy Pafrnclc Magor Margo Malus Paul MOYICCLIBY Bob Martun Charlofie Marfm Karen Masushnge Shrrley Mafsuo Jean Matthews Edward , , , f , , Loveland, Charles Mazza Mary McCasland Charlene McCoy Judy McFarland Vlrglnoa Mclnfosh Jean Mcleran leslxe Meeder Mlldred Muller Ellzabeih Muller Margarei Muller Nancy Muller Phyllis Mnchell Leon Monioya Alfreda Monfoya Dorothy Moamaw Ruta Murphy Madonna Mufmck Roslyn Myers Roberf Naknokn Calvln Nash Noreen Nenswanger Duane Ness Vlrglma Newell Jlll Newman Roy ff 2 6 Ci 1 'Q W x :MY 'ip s.. hs Q 1 0 . AQ' l 1 M e I l 46' , s J ,Y i -11 uv Y QU' ,p-Q 15 V4 Newman, Sam Noble, Ralph Noble, Thomas 0'Brien, George O'Connell, Ted Olson, Shirley Orrino Ralph Ola Joann Owens Duane Owen Joan Padgell Linda Page lola Parks Beverly Perry Sandro Plsfer Patrucla Prlce Beverly Pullana Barbara Jean Racket? Slurley Rnfkovuch Ronald Reeves Harold Rem Kay Lea Rem Renee Relsbeck Gwemih Rnchards Shnrley Ricotta, Ralph Ritchie, Kenneth 4,4 4 Robbins, Mary ' I Rosenbaum Marsha Rotola Carol Rudofsky Leland Sallman Stewart Sanchez Eustaclo Sanchez Jerry Santarelll Don Sanza Yvonne Sarno Patricia Sawtell Joann Schlelger Pat Schranz Judy Schreiber Morton Schroeder Llnette Shur Allan Sealy Ruth Sealy Wnlllam Shndeler Joan Shurnel Janet Snbley Sylvua Sunger Barbara fvfd '3-ie 'sri it in... X 5 1 96 'T 'Z' QQ its 2- ,nk-Y ss., fur! 5 ffl, as 1 1 'Q Singer, Michael Smaldone, Mariann Smith Judilh Snapp Ronald Snow Barbara Snyder Errol Spahn Sharon Spangler Thomas Spomer Shurley Sflrm Mlrlyn Sfyron Davud Sfyron Donald Sulefslmy Barbara Sussman Anne Sweeney Maruanne Symanskl Charlohe Tagawa Jeanehe Takahashi Roy Tally Barbara Tam Lals Taylor Joyce Thaicher Donna Thomas Freddle Tuller Janet Trine, Kay Troy, Morris Vaughn Janice Vega Frank Voss Ruth Walzefleld Sharon Ward Douglas Webb Bob Weberg Phyllls Wedgle Yeha Wells Rogene Werlh Judith Wessell Honey lee While Carolyn Wlberg Larry Wucksfrom Beverly Wnlluns Nancy Wlseharf Barbara Wood Barbara Wosl: Toby Young Barbara Zito Phyllis :ggi fs' --,F f am, auf MARGI E FERREI. Presidenf KENNY PONZIO Vice-Presiden! MICK! POMPONIO Secrefary NORMA LUCAS Treasurer 'vl' x, lm! ass 1758 Alexander Carol Amsbury Lora Ann Anderson Mauryne Ater Mary Bauley Gayle Baldwin Shlrley Ballard Jum Barnes Cllfford Beeson laurell Bellacosa Patrlcla Belsfock Robert Benneh Sharon Blner Jam Bishop Joane Blalr Joyce Booten Duck Bornsteln Sharon Boyd Judy Braasfed Judy Brown Dorofhy Bruno Ralph Bryan? Beth Ann Bucklm Charlotte 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Berryman, Edward 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 NJ 261' Bunn, Jim Burbank Karen Cahull Jackie Calerlch Dorothy Campbell Joan Carroll Nancy Carrullo Jean Carson Thomas Chapm Sharon Chlrnco Marne Chrysler Ronald Cuaramellu Shlrley Clark Dan Cline Mary Close Gordon Collms Harley Conner Russell Conover Dale Cout1s Gloria Crouse Paulme Curtis David Dadd Rowland Davns Roberta Deming Rober? Desbven Carol Devine Frank Downlng Dee Dumler Judy Dunn Ronald Duran Kenneth East Leland Easier Theresa Edwards Deryl Edwards Gall Ehr Judy Emerson Jaclue lee Erickson Sherry Fenner Sonnla Ferrel Margie Folansbee Sharon Fosfer Cecil Francescam John Gale Jo Anne Gardner Janei Gasperefh Shnrley Glynn, Penelope Goederf, Marcia Goodridge, Paula i 'arf' wx We-W 51, fi fl 1 -1 nv! t J Green, Marcia Gregory, Judy Greve, Helene Griffith, Shirley Gugglsburg Linda Gulslnger Evelyn Holton Pafrlclo Honamura Gall Hansen Jeanetie Harris Pat Hanley Gary Houn Katherine Haynes Sharon Hechl Beth Hendershotf Carole Hogue John Holderness Harold Humphrey Norma Jacoby Wall Johnson Mack Johnson Roberla Kestel Nmehe Kurlzegaard Sharon Kraus loreffa Krause, Nancy Labriola, Shirleyan Lacey, Byron lance Ellis Larson Sharon Lawrence Marilyn Leaf Klhy Belle Le Lande Susan laghtburn Phyllis losasso Glorla Malone Darlene Marsaglna Eha Marfm lee Martinez Mary Mather Gaul McCaslm Judy McCumusliey Margarel McKenzne Penny Mealey Loleen Meyer George Mmor Mary Moomaw Marculs 'al I if Y' ' ' nf sq' Morris Arlene f ,rg Mundell Marsha .ef- ' Q15-, 'sv sf-4 X 'T Nakaoka Katherine Needens Carol Neff Judy Nnengale Veda Ollphanf Neva Olson Elame Pelz Leola Pence Polly Pepper Lynne Plullups Jonnce Pnckles Jecnmne Polson Barbara Pomponlo Mlclu Pope Judy Pnce Gary Prmce Gale Progar Art Radeislry Carol Ramsburg Pat Redman Terry Relgel Janice Rlley Verna Rodeman Ronald 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pma, Benny 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Rotello, Joseph Rudofsky, Gerard Salisbury, Kathy Schaffer, LaVerne Sronce, John Serch, Le Roy Shelton, Kay Short Duane Shropshear George Slattery Joanne Smith Sandra Smnth Sydne Spear LOVING Spe rhng Morton Stafford Suzan Steers Marllyn Stlerle Ingnd Swnm Charla Jean Tangye Judy Tangye Roy Taravella Janice Tepper Rosalve Thomas Make Thompson Lots Vi 6'- Q qqqvi' ...ny xi 21 ref' I I if if' X 49' ,- mn 'lf W 'Q' hm fi' 499 il' ,X VD' fl Thompson Norma Tolone Robert Trullllo Lucllle Valdez Roselme Van Weri .loan Vlgll Judy Wagner Jacquelme Wandry Dean Ware Bonnie Weber Dlana Wendelme Lynne Wudener Sharon Wllluams Pairlclu Wilson Shirley Wmdsor Karen Wlseharf Harold Woerner Mildred Walther Gall Woodman Jam Woodson Tena wOZNIQk Merrill Zesch Shenla Zimmerman Carol Zimmerman Claire IHISI HHHHI SUHNHS IH HHYHHY , Q i 5 A . , ,M Q., IM P The clock strilaes the hour - The long-awaited hour for the crowning of the queen - The fanfare o f the hand heralds the beginning o f the coronation procession - The candidates start up the aisle The tenseness along with the nervousness has disappeared The aisle seems to hare no end - Finally the top of the stairs The speeches are made - The moment of the crowning is nearer than ever - The announcements are made - Fourth attendant x 4 x Y ' 5 3 ji A L7 Third attendant Second attendant The Queen The applause seems gigantic in her ears - Suddenly a crown is placed lightly upon her head There is a houquet of roses in her arms The flowers will wilt. the crown will heeome an old memory But that exact moment will life forever in the heart of the Queen She heard the applause - only for her It will remain with her all her life - these strange happy sounds s f' ll q Q. 'f--. K, Narma'garZh...HOmECOmIHG QUEEN Httendants 1-'Q Argyll' 4 HC 6 Zur ene ur an 4 474 CIS CT Wig MWC? fl' Sv T ' O. JA.. i ' x 3 Y' Wie Pezerm . . . Ssmoa Paom QUEEN Httendants M' Ml I6 ar arfms df!! 6 CN ?m Anenne md 4-P 'K K 'Palrzcm lgrawn . . . La Belle Du Bal Le mardi Gras Queen v4 '-. Les Princesses l lr MMC? Haren Win5sar micki 'Pdmfwnia 5-0 -Gilnf- 1 HQ, 'NB'-.. N K , it I: ' a 'Nl 1 2 ' thy Z4rL...Vl-QUEEN W qw H4524 ..- W Krx Mm U Lay' k . 1 M +'+ H--4+-.,, IHESI HHHHI SUUNHS HI UHHHNIIHHHNS If ' If ,,, 4 J '51 s T Mlxx 1 The activities of the different cluhs - Wor2't anyone buy a pickle? The announcement on the lighted bulletin - Meeting at 8:00 o'clock in the morning. The rustle o f junior Escorts' dresses - Oh, the graduation is so beautiful. N H'- YR it 'f , .M f Riff t.6t'f,'k w- xfkwi ss' 5 1' r Participation of cluh memhers in a discussion - But, Winter Park is so expensive! ROTC cadets practicing for inspection day - Hup, two. three - straighten up those shoulders. The crash of the howling ball at an important meet - IVow.' I made that strike at last. These are the sounds you will connect with cluh activities fi I9 U! ' NP Obi T T7 10 T7 -Q'-' QS 45- Presrdenf Ralph Znmmerman Al I Vace Presrdenf Carol Poms Secretary Carole Peterson Treasurer Joanne Pnce I' lr ' f . . 'K l 5 5 N A J .. X -G 4 TTT . I 4? A, 1 A , '11, 'I , 1' X V4-f 'fi'- ' , of X. ' 'A' . A F r W iv., K I I 1 ' ' P A 'N fy ' ' . 1 , I , Q V . . in , , , x ,I , X , r ............. if in f K 1 C' 8: . +, ff. 'f 4, .V T' '5 s i M'-in - is 3 I - I. if dfff' -ibi- W-an-CY' .lx 'ear 1 Q if 1 I 4 ya THIRD ROW-Sharon CT.: . f Q7 C7 5 Q- 4-w ,f 1 x 4 liz , I - K' kkm 1 Qt 1 'ir , ,'lr l iifuif..-ZQZQE QA BACK ROW, left to right-Karen Windsor, larry Wiberg, Joan Cameron, Dick Weiner, Jim Brunkhardt, Gary Sackett. xisiigifflytsgzk Follansbee, Mary Cline, Margaret McCumiskey, Sharon Dewey, Bonnie Ware, Shirley Baldwin. SECOND ROW-Verna Holtzman, Marcia Kemp, Sandy Clark, Dottie Calerich, loleen Mealy, Judy Brastead. FIRST ROW -Bev. Parks, Rosalie Tepper, Karen Dolphin, Micki Pomponio, Joyce Blair. Grade Council EP Membership in Grade Council consists of a representative from each Administrative room The third hour and fourth hour rooms have separate meetings. At the meetings Student Council members relay news to the Grade Council members who in turn relay the news to the entire student body. This procedure also works in reverse. The Grade Council also assists Student Council in the form of committees when necessary BACK ROW, left to right-Tom Spangler, Sonia Hecht, Bob Anselmi, John Blattman, Mel Engbar, Bob McGraw, Ralph Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-Sharon Felsen, Joanie Price, Carole Peterson, Jean Remley, Mary Ann Kern, Dottie Emo, Floyd Zamboni, Ralph Orrino. SECOND ROW-Carol Portis, Francene ldleberg, Sharon Dewey, Barbara Brainard, Claudia Thomas, Jean Kiisel, Sylvia Kotowski, Sue Marner. FIRST ROW- Roberta Hyman, Gloria Heller, Robbie Kemp, Darlene Durbin, Yetta Wedgel, Sheri Barron, Sharon Farber, Gloria Riedel. ' Q ev- , v t E' 'N as-, , t y 9 'The White Buck Kid. Presidents' Round Table Presidents' Round Table enables the presidents of each organization at NORTH to relay news back to the members of the clubs. The presi- dents discuss issues or proposed changes affecting the student body. The presidents also organize clubs into a body for school service. BACK ROW, left to right-Jerry Ilgenfritz, John Blanpied, Buddy Smith, Keith Ancell, Steve Proctor, Jerry Blessinger. THIRD ROW-Lee Pirlxl, Bonnie Blair, Mariie Lorenzen, Sharon Felsen, Sharon Dewey, Judy Smith, SECOND ROW-Sue Marner, Corinne Taylof, Cherita Wyman, Diane Ottens, Carol Burn. FIRST ROW-Ada Alderman, Irene Rosini, Darlene Durbin, Kathy Clark, Sue Bilderback. .'1' P. la F. g., GJ ix 5 Y I , 5 Weww eye! .QAM-Amelia! Q ,gg III 2 'S' ' fit Junior Escorts nge' Y .9 4 - gf 35, W I F L , , . K 1- I 1.km.b..r's.-'Q -. .-fUll 9 . E Jitsu r Y E? iight I 9 'fu' I r- ' '55-X- 4 I Junior Escorts perform at the NORTH High graduation exercises in the spring. The colorful gowns and flowers of the Escorts add beauty to the Graduation. Girls are chosen for scholarship and dependability from the 'I'IA and 12B classes to hold the position of Junior Escorts. s 4 my pl 8 - 4 E'5W,5 Q .fe K ol' iq I 41 Mrs. 0'NeiII and Miss Norton - Sponsors. 5 , . s Si -fx' hw t l BACK ROW, left to right-Sormite Gerhards, Margie Lorenzen, Carol Burn, Ada Alderman, Marilyn McAllister, Jean Petersen, Sonia Hecht, Anne Priess, Pat O'Neil, Mary Hansen, Iola Ciccone, Pat Oeltien, Corinne Taylor. THIRD ROW- Myrel Sperling, Ann Roerig, Claudia Thomas, Barbara Deisher, Kathy Crennell, Virginia Jensen, Sharon Felsen, Pat Gar- ramone, Sheila Gershtensen, Pat Bickhard, Barbara Brainard, Jean Remley, Carol Rorvig. SECOND ROW-Pauline Hill, Judy Barts, Marian Schreiber, Bev Leopoldus, Netty Scronce, Bernita Waddell, Joan Davis, Dee Herman, Marilyn Henry, Grace Terril, Judy Harvey, Rosalie Matalon, Bev Marcus. FIRST ROW-Harlene Coolc, Coreen Tanner, Irene Rosini, Elsie Berdach, Janet Hall, Darlene Durbin, Rosalie Ambrosio, Margie Boh, Helen Myatt, Myrna Grosklog, Pat Brown, Cherita Wyman, Robbie Kemp, Roberta Hyman. i Viking Sisters Viking Sisters is a Big Sister organization which helps 'IOB and other new girls to become acquainted with NORTH High School. Girls are chosen to be members by a group of the faculty on the basis of grades, activities and general character. The girls give a party at the beginning of each semester for the new girls of the school. The Viking Sisters also usher at school programs. 1 C 1 ,M S 3 ' 14' Before. 2 3 I kv- . Y, lu .gi f, M. 2, 5 -o f xx fa, x-.5 I. -. Q hx . 3. Qs gf, N xv K l J-,O vi..-f 4 fW 3, -l ,fd All Girls of North Qs Z, 4-5 '5,, .I After. Sponsor . ..,. Mrs. Koihleen O'Neill Presidenf .... ..,.... . .Kathy Clark Vice Presidenf . . . ..... Cynfhia Bradshaw Secrefory-Treasurer .. .Myrnamarie Brooks ,,,.1 lv? my ,9 1 W-vi.. ,..,+-. I Y - fMi:3'IKx,ii f. ,W I 1 .S .1 I. I ,aio O .. .1 hip: ii' 'H 2 ' 1' Qolofl Q Z .-' f J. ' s 'ff tr .sr 5 . go QQ3, 1 I at ' 4. sl: ' -'. - 21' . Q I l I '. Q 0 4 , Q XX -.fail lla Rose Blumberg, 1916 Contest Girls' Sight Reading Contest Ronald Bennett, 1916 Contest Carole Peterson, D.A.R. Awards quill' Jeni! A The 1916 Gold Medal Contest demands of the contestant a background of current reading, an ability to organize and utilize that background, and a convincing and sincere manner of speaking. The representatives from North to the Shafroth Contest are the winners of the 1916 Contest. This inter-scholastic extemporaneous speech contest offers books to its winners. Any girl in school who has an extreme interest in reading is eligible for the Girls' Sight Reading Contest. Distinctive speech, smooth diction, and clear dramatization of characters are the standards upon which the contestants are iudged. Awa rcls A- ir -A FD- The young women who desire the honor of being chosen for the Daughters of the American Revolution award must strive to promote the common everyday virtues we all desire. These criteria consist of dependability, leadership, service, integrity, and patriotism. By a series of eliminations, one young woman is chosen to represent the women of Colorado. A gold medal is presented to this young lady and to those who receive the honor in representing their schools in recogni- tion of their outstanding attributes. TX 4 A if 5 V r . 7 .bi .',' J 1 -. '-'I' Ni- 'S ' . A-'tsl- -. w ' -Q- Ng., V, MH- A '. 74 ,gf Q' ' w Lf 'r fi N5 friii' ' 'f .lf Qge. 'fx 4 M-.2 M, I tingdf 50: National Honor Societq Ada Alderman Robert Anselmi Vernon Averch Gordon Ballard, IIA Ronald Bennett Elsie Berdach 'John Blanpied Gerald Blessinger lla Blumberg Richard Brening Patricia Brown 'Carol Burn Anthony Calabro lola Ciccone George Cross, 12B Joan Davis Luciano Del Piccolo Viking Chorus Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the four items typifying the backbone of the National Honor Society. The society consists mostly of the upper fifteen per cent of the graduating class. These students are chosen by the faculty as having lived up to each of the four fundamental concepts of the society. 'Ellis Fishman Beverly Leopoldus Coreen Tanner Herbert Galchinsky Paula Maskin, 'IIA Corinne Taylor Margaret Geick Joan Matthews, 'l2B Howard Torgove Sheila Gershtenson Leslie McLeran, IIA Bernita Waddell Carl Gutknecht Janet Hall Richard Harms Judith Harvey Judith Hutchinson, I Roberta Hyman Jerry Ilgenfritz Virginia Jensen Roberta Kemp Mary Ann Kern, 128 'Larry Kirkegaard Robert Kley Dwight Lanmon I Robert V. Miller, IIA Helen Myatt 'Jean Petersen Carol Fortis Stephen Proctor Ann Roerig Carole Rorvig 'Marian Schreiber Ruth Sealy, 'I2B Tom Spangler, I2B Myrel Sperling Nettie Sronce Leroy Sterkel Yetta Wedgle 'l2B Edward Whitaker Larry White Larry Wiberg IIA 'Tom Widener Bill E. Williams Brian Wilson Cherita Wyman 'Floyd Zamboni Ralph Zimmerman 'Elected in 1955 The Viking Chorus consists of boys interested in music who are enrolled in a music class at NORTH. These boys practice for performances outside of class-time and perform at such functions as P. T.A. meetings and Christmas programs. This year the Viking Chorus performed in the Viking Varieties and went on to the all city show, Council Capers. BACK ROW, left to right-Melvyn Ingram, Alan Lewis, John Blattman, Paul Johnson, Gene Daly. THIRD ROW-Karl John- son, Jim Hasty, John Barker, Ronnie Draper, Fred Condos. SECOND ROW-Jerry Longman, Melvyn Weingard, Leonard Glaviano, Lyle Shepherd, Miss Graves. FIRST ROW-Bob Kley, David Hixson, Chuck Cousins, Richard Gomez, Don Clark. .-In 4. ' 4, 'DI v.- ' ' 2' 3 , ,, S- ' Q Q ' X A I ' , f-F .se-. so-I 5 gy I7 Q -A I 9 -,n - '55-.9 ffl ' f'-fit' -A . ,V x as iii K-I - rs Q. Y 't UL , - 9 I RJ f Ki' C7 1 'Q T i 45 i l BACK ROW, left to right-Shirley Rackett, Mille Cooper, Pat Cartwright, Gail Mather, Judy Bennett, Mary Cline, Ken Duran, Frank Allnutt, Mike Quidort. THIRD ROW-Maryann Eafanti, Mauryne Anderson, Lois Thompson, Sharon Follansbee, Sharon Larson, Ingrid Stierle, Janet Ballast, Charlene Wright, Judy Arnett. SECOND ROW-Margo Magor, Sharon Dewey, Marilyn Steers, Beth Ann Bryant, Karen Windsor, Sheila Zesch, Marcia Goedert, Eileen Sneider, Raymonde Indesh. FIRST ROW- Sharon Widener, Donna Bishop, Lillian Truiillo, Judy Vigil, Dottie Calerich, Elaine Olson, Marsha Mundell, Marilyn Lawrence, Ellen Roberts, Lenna Idleberg, Doris Kaplan. Junior Red Cross X 5 KJ ? ir CJ for BACK ROW, left to right-Frank Devine, Bob Garcia, Sandra Schwartz, Diane Ottens, Freddie Thomas, Dick Siegel, Merrill Wozniall, Durward Van Bebber, Ron Dunn, Dave Hixon, THIRD ROW-Lavine Spear, Neva Oliphunt, Shirley l-Gbfl0l0f 5l10f0l'1 Rhoades, Norma Thompson, Joanne Slattery, Bernice Thomson, Gloria Comes, Judy Neff. SECOND ROW-Judy Brastead, Judy Hixon, Mirlyn Stirm, Judy Pope, Tina Woodson, Renee Rein, Ann Shmugar, Kitty Belle Leaf, Joan Van Wert. FIRST ROW -Pat Koke, Charlotte Bucklan, Myrna Human, Virginia McFarland, Marilyn Deus, Gail Bailey, Janet Shimel, Georgina Ferrari, Marie Koury. QQ 3 VI im T' ,. xi. 'R CD , LN C? ,- , - ' ' 1:7 r ,! t fx ' .Q 1- , C' I -A :I I x Q f 6 V R x I .441 ' BACK ROW left to nght Louise Sheppard Jen lee West Clmton Smuth Ralph Rleotta THIRD ROW Harlene Cook Ruth II Sh I S etser Grace Seal Betty Kumble Carole Peterson Ruth Roads SECOND ROW Jean Tagawa Sybil WI lams If ey we Y Ternl Pearl Sop r FIRST ROW Geraldme Trullllo Jean Ota Carol Snone Lorralnne Sanza Barbara Pullano Membershlp an Jumor Red Cross IS open to every student and It IS one of the largest clubs at NORTH Helpmg students to learn the prmclple of service to others through progects whlch contnbute to thelr educational and soclal growth us the purpose of Jumor Red Cross The Santa Claus Shop functioned at NORTH through Jumor Red Cross thas year Students at NORTH were urged to bring toys for the Shop Thus drive was stumulated by a contest for Mr and Mrs Santa Claus Anyone who brought a toy was ellglble to vote un the contest Keith Ancell and Darlene Durbm were chosen as Mr and Mrs Santa Claus of 1955 Q7 tv lyk qv Q' W It t ht Larr Klrkgaard John Blanpned Iola Cnccone Mnrulyn McAllmer Chgrlorfe Humesfgn Arlergh BACK RO et o ng y Bennett Don Anderson Keith Ancell Ronme Bennett THIRD ROW Mary McCarthy Carolyn Brrrfom Loren, Men.,-,ser b B d Leona Detrlcll Inge Doerr Allreda Montoya Marldee Holderness Roberta Hyman SECOND ROW Bar or rumor Joan Sludeler Barbara Densher Sally Johnson Myrna Brooks Kathy Crennell Dee Herman Joan Davns Dons Barnes Pm Macy FIRST ROW Sharon Evans Darlene Durbm Deanne Darling VIIQIUIO Dore Bqrbqrq Ford Dorothy Armstrong Roberta Davidson Harriett Barron Bullue Lee Harker fs If I TN 1 I 2 I I 2 ' S 5 ' I ' - r x r 1 I , I . , y 3 X 'ln r . Q . I . I . . I . . - I I I I I ' T I I I I I I I ', e . - ' , , , ' , . .Q V 'I Q. ' i 5- Q .t -Q in ' . 9 . . , ?' 1' L 4. 9 ' ' I IW ' 'liz ti, , . J I I,- 4 I 1 , ,Q 7 '. Vg! v A ' 34 ' ' 'cf 2 4 T ' ' E .. 'I TI u - .. - A B V O ' gf' 4. -A 4 t. v ' ' - 6 I Q, , I - v .I C I I . I -I 1 S ' J - l ', N rv - L ' Q . : v I 1 H L . 'L ' T X . . I - U A Q 4,1 A H , ,. gI ai, ' 1?ZI vt I . ,I . , - ' 3 I ' I . - . I . I . I . , I I , 1 1 I 1 I - '- I 1 I I , I , a ' , I f , , , , - 1 I I ' ' r I 1 I r U - I . I . I . . . I I I . I . I . . U Monitors i I : Mr. CaldweH's Office 'X 1 2 Library C I A ff! Mr. H X ' w I -s f. Q E Garner's Office , .. h . v -Fi fe N Q I ' 9 f K I A if 5. ,vt L- V Y Clinic Office jfij' 1 5' Committees 'M ,N ur Homecoming Viking Vuriefies A.G.N. Dance Senior Prom Senior Play Prom N as ,, North Star All North Star members must have previous experience in Journalism I. The North Star appears at least once a month. The news consists of all activities occurring at NORTH. Some of the special editions the members of North Star have put out include a mock Denver Post edition, a Homecoming edition and a Christmas edition. The staff is known for their annual Banquet which is held in the spring. KJ We aren't camera shy . . . STAFF BOX Editor in Chief Margie Lorenzen Assistant Editor Ellis Fishman Photograph Editor . Dottie Emo Headlines Jeri Lee West Assignments John Blanpied Features Janet Tiller Head Reporter ..,.... .. . , . .. . .Virginia Jensen Reporters .. . Sue Bilderback, Deanne Darling, Freddie Thomas, Renee Rein, Anne Sussman, Georgina Ferrari, Deanna Losh, Sharon Farber, Brian Phillips Photographer Ellis Lance Sports Editor Jerry Longman Sports Board Herb Galchinsky, Doug Cook, Jerry Ganatos. Jerry Blessinger, Bob Nelson, Robin Johnson Sponsor .. Mr. Ed Lindell Student Teacher Mr. J. W. Porter .leri's Easter hat. Can'l' wait for that bell to ring. v1v 4w You can tell who gets paid around here BACK ROW, leff Io righl-Joan Matthews, Sharolyn Greene, Tayeko Toda, Kalhy Nazarenus, Barbara Snow, Bev Haas, Marilyn Zimmer, Sharon Dewey, Sharon Evans, Phyllis Miller, Maryann Adducci. THIRD ROW-Jerri Hendershol, Marianne Smaldone, Carolyn White, Claudia Thomas, Bev Wilson, Cherita Wyman, Charlene Wrighl, Harlene Cook, Bev Chrysler, Roberta Hyman, Pa? Pister. SECOND ROW-Lois Tani, Rabbi Kemp, Janef Hall, Marie Koury, Janice Vaughn, Georgina Ferarri, Sharon Farber, Nettie Sronce, Dorothy Chalmers, Barbara Pullano, Judy Raymond. FIRST ROW-Sheri Barron, Myrna Hofnagle, Margie Bch, YeHa Wedgel, Helen Myah, Jeannehe Tagawa, Roberta Davidson, Geraldine Truiillo, Deanna Deaser, Claudia Walker, JoAnn Bouxka. cilkq ries BACK ROW, left lo righl-Renee Rein, Corinne Taylor, Vivian Kunze, Patsy Kern, Carol Burn, Ada Alderman, Billie Jo Allberry, Donna Seuer, Ann Roerig, Judy Werth, Noreen Nash, Joan Bradley, THIRD ROW-Carol Porlis, Sylvia Kotowski, Dee Herman, Deann Wilson, Rogene Wells, Gloria Heller, Evelyn Berdach, Joan Shideler, Diane Silcofi, Virginia McFarland, Jane? Tiller, Judy McCoy, Deanne Darling. SECOND ROW-Barbara Solomon, Carole Peferson, Lorraine Adams, Sybil Williams, Jean Kiisel, Judy Boris, Jo Ann Esles, Judy Shafer, Pat Ford, Barbara Tally, Barbara Brainard, Marilyn Henry, FIRST ROW-Joan Ofa, Bernita Waddell, Carole Rorvig, Ruth Sealy, Sa y Johnson, Janet Di Salle, Sandy Clark, Donna Rodeman, Myrna Brooks, Barbara Deisher, Judy Harvey, Pat Brown, Jill Newell. Q .1 44 l l A Valkyries is the school pep club organization. The purpose of Valkyries is the promotion of school spirit and of sportsmanship among the various schools. Valkyries put on rallies to encourage spirit and attend all the school sponsored athletics such as football, basketball and baseball. ln the fall the Valkyries sponsored the annual Homecoming celebration. This celebration included a drill at the Homecoming Game and the Homecoming Dance. The Homecoming Queen was chosen from the senior Valkyries by vote of the football team. Later in the year, the Valkyries sponsored the Basket Ball, a dance held in honor of the Basketball team. The Pep Club also represented North in the Memorial Day Parade and in the Veterans Day Parade. Many Valkyries participated in the annual Christmas Party at the Home for the Aged. The last event of the year was a banquet honoring the Senior Valkyries. BACK ROW, left to right-Marian Dick, Sharon Spahn, Jean Mclntosh, Ruth Werth, Sonja Hecht, Mona Smith, Karen Norgren, Jerri Lee West, Peggy Johnson, Janice Bowers, Pat O'Neil. THIRD ROW-Jean Remley, Jackie Blanc, Jaan Sawtell, Marilyn McAllister, Judy Arnett, Margaret Miller, Judy Atkinson, Nancy Grayson, Linda Padgett, Jean Petersen. SECOND ROW-Sharon Felsen, Verna Holtzman, Jean Matsuo, Carol England, Sue Marner, Bev Wickstrom, Peggy Stone, Jean Kent, Margo Magor, Leslie Mcleran, Mildred Meeder, FIRST ROW-Merle Brooks, Barbara Singer, Diana Reisbeck, Bonnie Blair, Joan Follansbee, Darlene Durbin, Shirley Dimitroff, Loretta Loffmark, Margaret Kehr, Karrolyn Justman, Janet Keiser. lg, BACK ROW, left to right-Larry White, Mr. Sauter. FIRST ROW-Candy Garcia, Janet DiSalle, Joan Matthews, Sharolyn Green, Pat Brown, Judy Harvey. X7 The course of stage crew offers a study in the theory of staging and the practical applica- tion of lighting, sound, electricity, design, con- struction, and maintenance on the stage. It is a practical course, putting to use the material studied. This class is responsible for the planning and producing of many assembly programs. The membership of this class is selected from students who have applied to the instructor. The most essential characteristics are the willingness to work before or after school as well as eve- nings and lunch periods at any phase of this work and the ability to get along with his fellow students in the exchange of ideas. 'V K... K Stage Crew One of the newest organized clubs, the Ice Skating Club, pro- vides skating fans with a chance to enioy their favorite sport with their companions. The club skates twice a month at an indoor rink. This year the club members spent extra time practicing for an ice ,, of- wgifffaf-f carnival in which they participated. A 'P Allan Hayes skiing. Ice Skating Club BACK ROW, left to right-Don Anderson, Cliff Gey, Richard Welch, Lynn Zink, Dick Booten, Vaughn Loving, Mitchell Pitt, Joan Campbell, Lynne Pepper, Leslie Mcleran, Judy Pope, Carol Le Beau. THIRD ROW-Sue Marner, lorene Metzinger, Joan Shideler, Darlene Cohen, Neva Oliphant, Bob Falone, Mary Beth Junge, Janet Shimel, Shirley Labriola, Margaret MCA Cumiskey, Karen Windsor, Mildred Meeder, Joyce De Andrea, Dane Rumin. SECOND ROW-Glenda Brilendine, Marilyn Deus, Sharon Dewey, Sharon Evans, Judy Ehr, Charlotte Rowley, Joan Owen, Micki Pomponio, Charlotte Mathias, Barbara Polson, Sandy Steinmark, Myrna Brooks, Bev Colosaco. FIRST ROW-Mariorie Boh, Sheri Barron, Iola Page, Judy Werth, Toby Wosk, Elda Roybal, Jerrie Housman, Penelope Glynn, Marilyn Lawrence, Sharon Truax, Marcia Mundell, Gayle Bailey, Judy Tangye, Claudia Walker. i sl C 7 v f . Gohin' pickled. Sh! The Key Club is at work. ' - 4 Keq Club The Key Club is a club of all boy members of outstanding scholarship and leadership ability. This club sponsors assem- blies and a dance and is noted for its annual pickle sale. The club, sponsored by the North Denver Kiwanis Club, is active in school and community services. The club sends a few members each year to district and international conventions. The Key Club helps to develop initiative and leadership among boys in high school. D- PUWMAL WLWJXWL J 'iw gvmfmwi Qui WW :Mm eww The Rover Boys. The Key Club J va- A M T7 Orchesis stimulates an interest in modern dance and provides experience for girls who are interested in dance. Girls from the other high schools are invited to Orchesis Workshop to learn and develop new techniques in dance. During each year members of Orchesis participate in the Viking Varieties, Fathers' Night, and assemblies Well, we found three tack: at least. a. as , 'G' if .. ' -5 5 f T7 I T 7 I C 2 . it BACK ROW, left to right-Marian Dick, Carol Leofsky, Lorene Metzinger, Pat Chambers, Renee Rein, Mildred Meeder, Leslie Mcleran, THIRD ROW-Barbara Deisher, Lucille La Guardia, Marian Schreiber, Darlene Cohen, Joan Shideler, Sandy Galbaugh, Irene Rosini. SECOND ROW-Harlene Cook, Joan Bradley, Verna Holtzman, Marcia Kemp, Diane Silcox, Merle Brooks, Pat Macy. FIRST ROW-Dagniia Berzins, Sandy Clark, Paula Maslmin, Sherri Barron, Darlene Durbin, Cathy Maclellan, Rosalie Ambrosia. lv S 5 BACK ROW left t right Joanne Slattery Mike Quldot Marilyn McAllister. THIRD ROW-Roberta Davis, Shirley Wilson Charlotte Bucklin Joe Rotello SECOND ROW Lora Ann Amsburg, Kay Shelton, Ingrid Stierle, Judy Smith. FIRST ROW Formed approximately two and one-half years ago, the Square Dance club has at- tempted to further the interest of North High students in square dancing and folk dancing. Members of the club may learn to call, teach, and dance folk or square dances. Many times a professional caller is procured to conduct a portion of the dancing, and to help instruct the members. Very often the members attend college festivals, which are held at various times during the year. At these functions they become acquainted with the different types of square and folk dances that exist in the United States. Girls' Rifle Club This club excells in teaching interested girls the correct way of shooting and handling of weapons. Each girl is required to qualify within six weeks for promarksman- ship rating. Intramural meets are held at various times to install a feeling of good sportsmanship. L 2: 5' BACK ROW, left to right-Diane Ottens, Sonia Bade, Noreen Nash, Joan Follansbee. THIRD ROW-Tina Woods Judy Smith, Phyllis Mantooth. SECOND ROW-Joan Boska, Bev Parks, Judy Boska. FIRST ROW-Pauline Hill, Glenda Brlzendme Roller Skating Club The Roller Skating Club was organized for the purpose of giving the students of NORTH a chance to go skating. The club is for those students who already skate or have a desire to learn. The group skates once a week. The club enjoyed skating with students of the other Denver High Schools at Boulder. BACK ROW, left to right-Neva Oliphant, Lynn Zink, Linda Padgett, Ray MacNamara, Mary Beth Junge, Bob Miller, Judy Pope, Janet Gardner, Carole Le Beau. THIRD ROW-Jeanine Pickles, Marcia Green, Judy Ehr, Margaret McCumiskey, Barbara Polson, .Ioan Owen, Shirley Ciaramelli, Iola Page Jeannette Jachetta, Mary Sue Stafford. SECOND ROW-Di Lita Klein, Leona Pell, Polly Pince, Glenda Brizendine, Sheila Zesch, Penelope Glynn, .Iudy Ryons, Marcia Kemp, Kay Shelton, Gloria Coutes. FIRST ROW-Pat Neiswanger, Marilyn Lawrence, Dottie Calerich, Gerri Housman, Carol Stone Virginia Dore, Elizabeth -Sullivan, Burma Tepper, Marjie Giesie. lltw 5 C7 ov 1 The Girls' Athletic Society, better known as G.A.S., is one of the two girls' sport clubs. The club is open to any girl who has made 400 points in the five major sports of speedball, volleyball, basketball, and softball and another TOO points in an outside sport. Each girl must also pass a skill test. The club provides a chance for a girl to relax while enjoying a favorite game with her companions. The new members were initiated through informal and formal ceremonies. The two girls' sport clubs combine to spon- sor the dance on Color Day morning. Girls' Athletic Societq ff? 3 J QD Q BACK ROW, left to right-Shirley Dimitroff, Sonia Hecht, Mona Smith, Jean Mclntosh, Carol Leofsky. THIRD ROW-Joan Housman, Joan Bradley, Joan Follansbee, Janet Gunderson, Kathy Nazarenus. SECOND ROW-Pauline Hill, Harlene Cook, Bev Parks, Lucille LaGuardia. FIRST ROW-Sally Johnson, Diane Ottens, Janet Tiller, Ruth Sealy. ,ae 'N- BACK ROW left to right Iola Ciccone Jeri Lee West, Dottie Erno, Kay Carter, Margaret Miller, Karen Norgren, lorene Metzmger Ada Alderman Sharon Barrett louise Sheppard. THIRD ROW-Sharon Ditter, Jean Remley, Glendoris Clunie, Mariann Horick Virginia McFarland Judy Schranz, Pat Garramone, Pat Schleiger, Shirley Simmons, Kay Lea Rein. SECOND ROW Ann Roerig lrene Rosini Sharon Dewey, Sharon Evans, Janet Shimel, Judy Hutchinson, Bev Leopoldus, Dagniia Berzins Alfredo Montoya FIRST ROW-Judy Harvey, Jill Newell, Kathy Crennell, Bonnie Blair, Betty Doran, Jo Ann Ota, Iola Page Carolyn White Jean Tagawa. Spartans of Sport l'II handle this! The requirements for membership in Spartans of Sports 15.0.5.1 are the same as G.A.S. The two girls' sports clubs have friendly competition in all major sports. S.O.S. also has an informal and formal initiation. The members in S.O.S. participated in many activities this year, among them were skating parties, a horseback ride and a hay- rack ride, and a swimming party. The S.O.S. members are well known for their popcorn ball sales. We leads a tough life Bridey Murphy Masquerade - Come os you were.' ' O iv 5 A BACK ROW left to right-Jerry Gilmore Bob Lorenz Bud Smith Keith Ancell Carne C 'I L t J d , ,,,, y ris er, es er or an, Dan Loos, Rich Harms, Jim Johnsen, Gene Lewis, THIRD ROW-Phil Ehr, Phil Kinneer, Bob Nelson, Jerry llgenfritz, Tom Widener, Don Anderson, Howard Torgrove, Ralph Zimmerman, Russell Kromminga, lewis Baretta. SECOND ROW-Bill Williams, Lee Pirlml, Steve Proctor, Jim Garramone, Clinton Smith, Rich Irvine, Ronnie Caven, Mike Larson, Pat Cartwright, FIRST ROW-leroy Sterkel, Art Durbin, Dave Snyder, Eldon Garrett, Dick Hartley, Dick Sanchez, Burton Smith. Cheer up, boy. CIU b , ,gg A The chief purpose of the D Club is to promote better sportsmanship and a more friendly feeling among the city's athletes. Requirements for mem- bership in the club are letters in any school sport in which there is competi- tion with the other schools. The process of initiation is carried out by active members in the club. l i Q XE' CJ if cv 1,0- fs C9 rr 3 ' '1- X fx f I Qx . L .. . . '- ' A 4 ' ',' w, '- I ' , f BACK ROW, left fo right-Alan Wise, Nowlan Zisman, Dave Wesch, Bob Belstoclr, Gene Daly, Howard Emeson, Eddie Rosen. THIRD ROW-Mr, Koogle, Mary Afer, Carole Nuclenx, Ralph Byfher, Barbara Young, Pat Ramsberg, Helene Greve. SECOND ROW-Joan Bishop, Morton Sperling, Ralph Ricoha, Roger Milway, Sandra Goldberg, Jody Boyd, Judy Yaw. FIRST ROW- lenna Idleburg, Donna Bishop, Ellen Robens, Charloffe Marfin, Eileen Sneider, Karen Dolphin. Bowling club 3 BACK ROW, left to right-Bob Hochmuth, John Barker, Gene Daly, Howard Emeson, lee Pirkl, Shirley Soverns, Karen Norgren, Sylvia Kotowslri, Diane Ottens, Betty Wahlmeier, Helene Boxer. THIRD ROW-Mr. Koogle, Judy Schranz, Diana Reisbeck, Vivian Kunze, Kathy Crennell, Judy Schafer, Susan Dice, Sharon Follansbee, Marcia Goedert, Judy Neff, Janet Tiller, Cora lee Covello, SECOND ROW-Margaret Miller, Caryl Rabinoff, Claudia Thomas, Pauline Hill, Barbara Bozman, Gail Mather, Judy Heck, lola Page, Mary Cline, Kitty Belle leaf, Glenda Brizendine, Sharon Smith. FIRST ROW-Marsha Mundell, Gail Hanamura, Gloria Hymen, Marlene Brooks, Judy Rosen, Marilyn Dues, Marilyn Henry, Joanie Price, Katherine Nakaoka, Doris Kaplan, Polly Fisher, Eloise Eisen, Carol Radetsky. Bowling Club Mercury is reborn The object is to throw the ball - not lean on it. You drop that bowling ball on my foot again and we're through! Goody! Now the mortgage can be paid , 9-KSN' 5. . , A .5 ' ' 5 wx. V Qs 'F' f.-rr:-'T -14,1 ., r- .- . 1 l The Bowling Club provides an excellent form of recreation for many North Students. The main purpose of the club is, of course, recreation and the meeting of new friends with a common interest - bowling. ln the past year, teams from the Bowling Club bowled East, South, Manual, West and Aurora, each twice. In March, the Bowling team won the Aurora Invitational Tournament. In May, the annual banquet is held, at which officers are elected for the coming year, and plans are made for a big picnic. f 'X si W J I F pre' M Any student who is interested in medical science, either as a profession or otherwise, may be- come a member of the Pre-Med Club. The purpose of the club is to give a clearer and better understanding about the fields of medicine, dentistry, nursing, X-ray and laboratory technology. Volunteer work at Denver General Hospital was one of the activities of the club this year. Q f' ,Q S. it ., G3 Y, ff - N V' ax: X' 9' x .27 1 ' 5 s ta 9 H' is - I tu ' i ,f. X ,' V- r P. sv av . V- g ' cv BACK ROW, left to right-Jean Petersen, Carol Burn, Phil Waldbaum, Gene lapp, Rafael Frank, Tom Widener, Steve Proctor, Judy Yaw. THIRD ROW-Pat Barteaux, Karen Martin, Pat Brown, Margaret Miller, Marilyn Buckho, Marian Mason, Carol Vote, Geraldine McCain, Bonnie Ware, SECOND ROW-Kathy Salisbury, Joan Van Wert, Sandy Smith, Janet DiSalle, Beth Robinson, Roberta Davis, Shirley Baldwin, Jean Kent, Mary Hansen. FIRST ROW-Margo Cleavenger, Judy Harvey, Marilyn Zimmer, Caryl Rubinotf, Barbara Singer, Marsha Mundell, Ingrid Stierle, Virginia Dore, Carol Stone, Mrs. Rosner. -s I ,fh -we U It 2 -, , C7 17 5 v- -cs W V 1 if 2-I C7 9 tar X I ' 1 s if BACK ROW, left to right-Norma lucas, Barbara Cable, leroy Penna, Pat Ramsberg, Mickey Horn, Gerald Dunitz, Vernon Averch, THIRD ROW-Mauryne Anderson, Bernita Waddell, Lois Thompson, Joan Fossmo, Merele laderman, Judy Sharp. SECOND ROW-Pct Sarno, Joan Kellogg, Myrel Sperling, Pat Oeltien, Carolyn White, Carol Hendershot, Sharon Kirkgaard. FIRST ROW-Mrs. Romer, Sue Kramer, Dorothy Armstrong, Roberta Davidson, Theresa Easter, Pearl Soper, Sydne Smith, Pat Goven. , rx fri --f l fe' Norskls Club 'HQ 3 fs G1 v Y iggp BACK ROW left ta nght Mona Smnth Mrtchell Putt Bob Nelson Don Anderson Hugh Whutman Jerry Ilgenfrttz Ed Whntaker Dnon Brockett THIRD ROW Tom Noble Janet Shumel Nlno Obluda Lynne Wendelm Dorothy Brown Jean Remley Dons Blaur SECOND ROW Bob Sorenson Tony Calabro Kay Carter Roberta Davus Ingrnd Stuerle Joan Shndeler Sharon Dewey Laurell Beeson FIRST ROW Mr Krucas Kathy Clark Sue Kramer Lena Woodson Bev Parks Janet Green Ed Berryman Rosolne Matclon Myrna Stone The sun tanned and broken boned students o person mnght see an the halls are probably members of one of NORTH S most octave clubs the Norskus Practecolly every available Sundoy the group under the super vnsnon of euther Mr Newlon or Mr Krucas trovels to the sk: slopes for a full day of sknng Any NORTH student ns welcome to enter the club regardless of has sknng obnlnty Norsk: hopes to promote more skung unterest here at NORTH I on - I . 9, ' - .. '21 .. T X - 'Z' . X , X 2, r Q - 1 f, - t-. ,I 3, V Q.. v t . Q- , cv ' 1 4 A C g T a, , .Q - ,Q T X , T 1- P K Q, lb 6 , . 'T T- v , . , f ' , 4 ' - I v cv., P V A ' 1, X 4 li 1 . - U ' '75 u A 9 5 1 I . 1 , c. , P 45 . -.1 l , , l I J I ' . K 4 A 2 . 1 1 H x - , Q.- J K ' . ' 1 A , 4 L . . 3 , , i ' it V , U ' ' ' X ..: . l X s - K' r ' l , . . . . - I I . . . , . Q 1 Nw ' , 5 gf K WJ C? ' BACK ROW left to right Carol England Janet Ballast Pat O Neil Joann Sawtell Diana Reisbeclr, Shirley Sweetser, THIRD ROW Cherlta Wyman Sydne Smith Deanna Wilson Marcia Goedert Sharon Follansbee, Corinne Taylor. SECOND ROW- Joan Housman Janet Tiller Carol Burn Bernlta Waddell Jean Kusel Claudia Thomas, Renee Rein. FIRST ROW-Myrna Girls HI-Y Club NORTH'S Girls' Hi-Y creates and maintains high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Any girls who are interested in church work will find a wonderful outlet for their energy and resources by joining Hi-Y. Morning Devotions Club The Morning Devotions Club develops religious understanding and fellowship and Provides inspiration for its members. The club members meet once a week to have a songfest and a devotional period. I , , BACK ROW, left to right-Lynn Zinlc, Linda Padgett, Ragene Wells, Jim Landon, Clyde Russell, Dick West, Ronnie Bennett, Phyllis Wiseman, Lorene Metlinger, Janice Reigel, THIRD ROW-Valeda Kirby, Joanne Slattery, Louise Sheppard, Suzan Whitman, Janet Ballast, Neva Oliphant, Doris Barnes, Carolyn Brittain, Mary Hansen, Judy Tangye, Joann Sawtell, SECOND ROW-Sandy Carter, Sue Bilderback, Beth Robinson, Virginia Jensen, Gail Mather, Sharon Bennett, Lorraine Kelley, Joan Kellogg, Jean Wanczylr, Barbara Brainard, FIRST ROW-Phyllis Lightburn, Sharon Widener, Marilyn Zimmer, Lavine Speer, Norma Thompson, Nettie Scronce, Claire Zimmerman, Shirley Sweetser, Robbie Kemp, Sydne Smith, Sharon Kirlzgaard. A 1 5 7 I I X 1 36 fr Future Teachers of America is a club of selected students who are interested in teaching as their vocation and a national organization of high school and college groups. To qualify for membership in the club one must have an interest in teach- ing and must show promise of making worthwhile contribu- tions to the school as well as to the club. NORTH'S F.T.A. assists students ancl teachers and helps with NORTH'S Family Night. Vice President, Barbara Brainerd, President, Dee Herman, Historian, Sybil Williams, Treasurer, Phil Ehr. Future Teachers of America Club 9. 'E 5 -ab BACK ROW, left to right-Dwight Lanmon, Phil Ehr, Tom Widene Zamboni, Janet Ballast, Barbara Runlrle. THIRD ROW-Judy Eh Carol Vote, Barbara Brainard, Carolann Emge, Louise Sheppard. Hyman, Pat Ford, Carolyn White, Maridee Holderness, Darlene C Widener, Arlene Heller, Elsie Berdach, Sue Kramer, Toby Wosk, Pullano, Barbara Jean Pullano. L 'Q' F E ,, 4 5 my . 5 , :: A f , 5- y A ' fm r, Marilyn McAllister, Alan Lewis, Rennetta Smith, Floyd r, Judy Borts, Corinne Taylor, Anne Priess, Dee Herman, SECOND ROW-Cherita Wyman, Sybil Williams, Roberta ohen, Kathy Jurata, Annalee Miller, FIRST ROW-Sharon Polly Fisher, Sharon Faber, Verna Holtzman, Mary Ann Q 3 'DO 'G Q. BACK ROW left to rrght Luchlano Del Piccolo Jerry Ilgenfrltz Steve Proctor Tom Widener Frank Devine Bruce Sanders Bob Kley Stan Landow THIRD ROW Bob McGraw Marilyn Short Barbara Cable Susan Chapman Kent Smith Mary Ann Kern Mary Cline Larry Klrlrgaard Ken Grant SECOND ROW Norma Lucas Margaret Gencll Shlrley Baldwin Pat Sarno Judy Neff Sharon Bennett Sharon Follansbee Leonard Esbensen Bob Belstocll FIRST ROW Judith Flcca Sue Kramer Joan Davls Frank Yamosakl Sandra Du Launzo Henry Hoshllu Morton Sperlmg Phll Laderman Math Club realuzatnon of the use of mathematncs andthe fun and understandmg of them compnse the oblectuves of the Math Club The Math Club fulfills all of nts alms by talung excursuons partlclpatmg In programs and hearing lectures an order to better understand and apprecnate mathematucs as the fascnnatmg sublect at really ns Members of the Math Club have been keepmg busy thus year constructnng a slide rule Honor system ,.f' X ' xg f :Q 1' ...... ..---Ng..- .,..... ',,,qsL:N. Wildlife Club BACK ROW, loft to right-Mitchell Pitt, Don Anderson, George Cross, Don Clark. THIRD ROW-Hal Knott, Diane Ottens, Ralph Byther. SECOND ROW-Mickey Horn, Joyce Fossmo, Peter Gascoyne, Don Rody. FIRST ROW-Roger Milway, Joanne Slattery, Pearl Soper, Margaret Geick, i t The Wildlife Club of NORTH, consisting of students interested in the outdoors and conservation, has had its year sprinkled with many activities such as field trips, conservation projects, and even tying flies. It is the pur- pose of the Wildlife Club to practice correct conservation methods and to promote and to encourage sportsmanlike hunting and fishing. CLOCKWISE-Sgt.-at-Arms, Ray lindstrolllg Historian, Cindy Bradshaw, Treasurer, Sandy Clark, Recording Secretary, Janet Hall, Corresponding Secretory, Janet DiSalle, Vice President, Pat Bidhard, President, John Blanpisd. L - Webster Webster provides its members with a chance to develop their public speaking. A person interested in ioining Webster must pass a try-out which is judged by a committee of members. The meetings consist of outside speakers and intra-club programs of debates and panels. Webster promotes the 1916 Contest which is open to all students interested in extemporaneous speaking. They also promote the inter-high school extemporane- ous speaking contest, Shafroth. BACK ROW, left to right-Carol Leofsky, Sue Mamer, Margaret Kehr, Ray lindstrom, Bob Anselmi, Tom Widener, Sonia Hecht, Ed Whitaker, Vernon Averch, Brion Wilson, John Blanpied. THIRD ROW-Pat Bickhard, Bev Marcus, Carole Peterson, Pat Oeltien, Margaret Geick, Carol Burn, Myrel Sperling, Cynthia Bradshaw, larry Kirkgaard, SECOND ROW-Robbie Kemp, Sandy Clark, Janet Di Salle, Sarah Barash, Barbara Bozona, Maridee Holderness, Dee Herman, Carol Fortis, Pat Macy, Marion Dick. FIRST ROW-Georgina Ferrari, Marie Koury, .lo Ann Ota, Paula Maskin, Harriet Barron, Yetta Wedgel, Sue Kramer, Janet Hall, Darlene Durbin, Lowell Hill. AQ J57' ww 54. oi: ' if I' Q S 5 V-7 N', s xl ix 1- 2 -5 BACK ROW, left to right-l.arry Shriner, Douglas Ward, John Blanpied, Bob Kley, Charles Swartz, Vernon Averch, Don Anderson. THIRD ROW-Miss Grace, Ester Borenstein, Janice Reigel, Myrel Sperling, .ludy Schranz, Virginia McFarland, Dale Enwall. SECOND ROW-Ingrid Stierle, Darlene Durbin, Pat Ford, Barbara Brainard, Pat Macy, Sharon Dewey, Dee Herman, .Ioan Shideler. FIRST ROW-Charloa Wyman, Barbara Singer, Penelope Glynn, Paula Maslxin, Sandy Clark, Joanie Price, Black Masque Club Black Masque, North's Drama Club, gives its members practical experience in the interpretation and production of outstanding plays. It also encourages interest in the dramatic activities of the school, and the reading and witnessing of better plays. The annual Black Masque production for this year was The Bat, a thrilling mystery. ll BACK ROW, left to right-Treasurer, Don Anderson, Historian, larry Shriner. MlDDLE ROW-Historian, Myrel Sperling, Sponsor, Miss Grace, Secretary, Pat Ford. FIRST ROW-President, Darlene Durbin, Vice President, Joan Shideler. .-C At the present time foreign relations play a very important part in our life. The International Relations Club recognizes this fact by promoting our interest in such activi- ties as UNESCO and Brotherhood Week. NORTH s little U N BACK ROW left to right Luchlano Del Piccolo Kent Smith Dwight lanmon THIRD ROW Phil Ehr Tom Widener Franlx Parco Mary Ann Kern SECOND ROW Mr Krucas Sally Johnson Margaret Geick Joanne Bishop FIRST ROW Donna Thatcher Donna Bishop Sheila Gershtensen Rosmory De Feo ini i 4... glfX Q-4 C7 .,r ' qv tj' 'co , . A r 1 ' X - . . S ' 2. ' 2: .. - '- i ' . t Q - E ' i F 1- lx X , -k A a - it x ' N J . . I L n Y. . D x T- cf' .C . X fif x. . A i j, 'S ,- 1 ,gg ', ' E '- g ig-. ig . asf X g Hi, Q . fs: Ui 3 't L , in X X Lu C I U b lyres Club offers an opportunity for high school students to better understand and appreciate music and to leam what music can mean to the individual. Each member has applied and passed a try-out which the club members iudged. The club members put on an assembly annually. The club usually ends the year with a picnic. ax , ,.f ' Q4 xx ' 3x 4 .J No ldddin' fellas . . . this big! l' BACK ROW, left to rightfbob Kley, Darlene Davis, Pat O'Neil, Mary Ann Kern, Gerald Donitl, Floyd Zamboni, Noreen Nash, Larry Kirkgaard, Ray Lindstrom. THIRD ROW-Gordon Close, Carol Michalowslxi, Sally Johnson, Marian Schreiber, Gloria Heller, Joan Shideler, Allen Tani, Marilyn Buchko, Kathy Clark. SECOND ROW--.loan Price, Marilyn Deus, Sharon Dewey, Donna Thatcher, Darla Burie, Janet Tiller, Shorolyn Green, Marilyn Adams, FIRST ROWfMi:s Graves, Paula Maslxin, Myrna Grosklag, Mary Ann Pullano, Sue Kramer, Claudia Walker, Sandy Stahl, Janet Hall, Barbara Pullano, . BACK ROW, left to right-Carole Rorvig, Mary Francis Morris, Shirley Sweetser, Rennetta Smith, Karl Johnson, Paul Johnson, Jerry Longman, Jim Hasty, John Barller, Gene Daly, Pat Oeltien, Ann Priess, Gail Goode. THIRD ROW-Selma Rosen, Sue Chipman, Carol Atkinson, Cynthia Bradshaw, Leonard Glaviano, Fred Condos, Ronnie Draper, Mel lngram, Dave Hixon, Joan Campbell, Wilma Theander, Jean Kiisel, Carol Portis. SECOND ROW-Coreen Tanner, Myrna Grossklag, Pat Pister, Roberta Davis, Carol Michalowslni, Bob Kley, John Blattman, Allan Lewis, Mel Weingert, Ann Woods, Sue Bilderback, Rosalind Stein, Miss Graves. FIRST ROW-Sandy Stahl, Margaret Klingenberg, Claudia Walller, Cathy Woodman, Colleen Shoclrey, Chuck Cousins, Richard Gomez, Lyle Shepherd, Don Clark, Ann Roerig, Allison Grigsby, Carolann Emge, Carol Stone. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is an advanced singing group. It enables o person interested in music to par- ticipate in the choir activities. These activities have included in the past year, singing at several churches, other schools, and at graduation. The choir members traditionally have a reunion at Christmas and in the spring. Past members of the choir are invited to attend, which makes it possible for them to revive memories of choir days. Madrigal is a group selected from the A Cappella Choir. Madrigal performs where a small group is needed. Q7 BACK ROW, left to right-Allan Lewis, Jim Hasty, Ronnie Draper, Jerry Longman, Gene Daly, Don Clark, Mel Ingram. SEATED-Sue Bilderbaclr, Ann Roerig, Ann Priess, Claudia Walker, Colleen Shoclxey, Coreen Tanner, 5 .. 2 . 1 2 l K N Wi Band The Concert Band and Concert Orchestra are the ultimate in music at NORTH. The Band plays at athletic events, parades, broadcasts, the annual Play Festival and commencement. The Orchestra plays standard symphonic compositions and modern music at its formal concerts. The Orchestra also provides music at plays and the school functions. All NORTH music groups participate in Denver Music Week Activities. V3 I Orchestra Pik -Q Z I BACK ROW-Sharon Barrett, Pat O'Neil, Sonia Hecht, Karrolyn Justman, Darlene Davids, Pat Chambers, Marilyn Hacker, THIRD ROW--Mrs. Smith, Corinne Taylor Virginia McFarland, Judy Arnett, Joyce Fossmo, Shirley Ciaramelli, Lynnette Schroder, Mary Beth Junge. SECOND ROW-Judy Alley, Harlene Cook, Pat Miltenberger, Margaret Kehr, l.ix Horner, Jackie Jennison, Norma Van Haoser, FIRST ROW-Rosalind Valdez, Gloria Levine, Helen Myatt, Harriet Barron, Joann Jurlzulak, Jean Graham, Anne Sussman, Judy Bennett. Q i rls' Choir Girls' Choir is also a performing group. Each member of the choir must have had previous experience in a beginning music group at NORTH. The girls sing annually at the Mother-Daughter Tea in the spring. The choir per- forms in such school functions as assemblies and P. T.A. meetings. Girls' Choir has made public appearances at the Albany Hotel, Mile High Center and other schools. X., gf! 1 I wt K s ' A I ROTC ROTC is the abbreviation for Reserve Officer Training Corps and is an elective subiect. The course consists of a basic study of military service and tactics and is designed to stress good citizenship and to develop the alertness and qualities of the man of leadership and success. ROTC offers a variety of courses designed to keep the interest of the cadet at a sharp peak. Map reading, first aid, marksmanship, a study of weapons, a brief study of our nation's defense act, a study of small unit tactics, with the cadets actually running the problems, work to keep up the cadets' interest. Generally the ROTC program of today is made up to give definite assistance to each graduate as he will enter his service training. During the year, there are a number of social activities and inter-scholastic competition that make for a lot of fun and interest. The Military Ball is an annual social affair. NORTH High School's ROTC boasts a championship Drill Team and an active Rifle Team. l i i Cheer up, boy. Four years isn't so long. RCTC Staff R 1- 5 ... 3' V x Honorary Cadets BACK ROW-Deanne Darlene. SECOND ROW, leff fo righf-Marianne Smaldane, Jill Newell. FIRST ROW-Kathy Carlc, Pat Macy, Pat Brown. ,SQ 1 l X G 60 X TOP ROW-Bob Kley, SECOND ROW, left to right-Harold Lunlcu, Dennis Reigal, Dale Enwall, Tom Chapel, FIRST ROW- Tony Culabro, Jerry Ilgenlrifz, Bob Mathews, Bill Williams, Bob Anselmi, Steve Prodar. I r 4 fv- ,,. '-gig q i ,.,- Q Q A Q 1 .. 9 IL ff H if i K , 1,41 1 Y Q . ? Q H ' I t 9 5' I I fa is 2. X i A Eg' 3-if 5. 1-1 rg ROTC After I took this I was shot! Stomach out: chest in! Yellow rose of Texas Cadet Ratkovich, attention!!! 'T Gosh, I hate thus, yawn . . . . - A 5 t W , ,f3,.,,T'fff2p.,J',A , Y nf .4 ,L x . , . ,. f wa i Q.. Q C 4' Q Q 'Y 'f' ' .A ' W, if ' .-,-,.,.. , . ,, gtg. q.,a. - , . .r iigif '74 ' . - ' ' L-K . ' 5 12 ,t -t , N .Ar 'W Q--ff-73 PLA' x,.t,x., t . , V -ar 1 ' Y . , - W -Q V. 3 -3.35 ' 'n',.a!.. -. 'W N. ',i 4Qe3'c-'7 ' IHESE HHHHI SUIINHS IH IIUMPHIHHN The clatter of cleats on the dressing room floor echoes in the dead silence of the pre- game tension. Minutes later the staccato call o f the quarterback is lost in the crack of shoulder pads and helmets as they meet in sharp contact. The game's end brings either shouting and clownin g around in the dressing room or a silence broken only by short, muffled sohs. The thud and screech of rubber on hardwood is climaxed by the drawn gasp of the crowd as the ball arches upward and approaches the waiting basket. At times, the tension of state play adds to the near hysterical screams of the crowd in the closing -. t' f ' 1' .I . ll 1 -J 4:5- u v,., ws.,, 1 I . Q - , , .4 -kj. yn . ' if :LD F .hi-' L-,V H ' . .4, Aw. xp 7 4 3 S T 1 . 4 , 1 1 V - 4 w W.. ' og? , ,W W I, 'W I MA, , U ,,.'1 A ' 'Jw a--3 - -r ',,, , .,. ',. ... M' 1 : ' - ' . . 4- . 5 , , - 't ,f,, , , 4 .. , l, 4 , , , A , 1, sv- . 4 . , ' nl ' 'W s ' ' . 4. ' I f, K . X44 -' N ' , ' J 'ff .. if. ' ut- - t , 'is .741-J s s' 'Y-'. mea.. ff ., ...Q .W all ,nl I. ,4..c,kV1suA L. K .Q lx' I .4. , -, -,. 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' 9 ' ' 4' wi-5-'QQ T 'f:Yi-1 i fn., .i , 'J f'-fjv f Is Aff . Y N' gl K'fv-fir? - ' LJ.-'W 55' Qi,-,,,. h .515 L . Q- 4 4 ' A ,, 'Q ' , 3.-. .1, 0 , . lx . ,, . Mc . . 1-PM An -ife-s -:f'?1..-1. 's.v.:.g..i:Z7'1x-'l.w.sN1. Lf. x,usfr.'t'w:-'Z:fex'::.s,a:.. .c-n.:4kx...-i?'a. -ft-JW , -. Arn seconds of the game with the score tied or a near tie. Wirzter' does not always mean basketball, but the groans of a matman struggling for a pin and the sharp report of the starter's gun followed by the synchronized splash o f the swimmers, also. Spring ushers in the resounding crack of the bat and the constant chatter o f the players encouraging their pitcher. Also with spring comes track typified by the starter's gun and the encouraging shouts given by teammates trying to strain that one extra bit o f effort by the contestant that could mean a victory. Perhaps you have heard or been a part o f these sounds. A - . 2 .- ggi. 1,-1.s,f, ,5.94N,--.-,, V,-A--:!',,y '-'t. c,5.,,. sv ,si Lv'-gm .A--gp --fs-'33-Qfkg.-Q. 'Qi gy...-.. f- Q 4 . Y , .Mm g' , ,,g,..,q-- ,,.g.w AV ,..,... - ,,.- !,,.-,f.5g,..K.,' ,r Q , Football Dave Snyder Ralph Zimmerman 506k Back Dan Laos Bud Smith Back End Co-Caplain Co-Capiain All City All Cily All Mefropolifan All Malropoliian All Slafe Ralph Znmmerman takes a hand off from Paul Erickson and goes 65 yds. over right tackle for a touch- down ln the second Manual game. f f Man agar: Eldon Tom Ga rref? I Spangler 3.3 43 ' I dr 7 N ,4 ' sb-1 1:1 . fl M, I Bob Lorenz larry White Danny Fanganiello Dan Korinek Leroy Sterkel. Tackle Guard Guard Center Back Jim Garramone Paul Erickson Jerry Blessinger Les Jordan Tom Hansen End Back Back Tackle Back All City This year's VIKING football squad finished in third place behind South and East with a fourand four record. The VIKS started off the 1955 season against West High, emerging victorious in a comparatively poor game on our part. The second game against West was considerably better, and the VIKS won, 30-6. After a poor first half the first game against East was lost 21-6 by the VIKS. We suffered a true heartbreaker in the second game, losing to East, 20-14, at Manual stadium. The VIKS led all the way into the final 47 seconds in the first South game until South completed three consecutive passes for the touchdown and made the conversion, winning 7-6. The downhearted VIKING eleven lost to South in the second game, 30-0, showing a definite weakness in pass defense. NORTH outplayed a spirited Manual team twice for the VIKINGS' other two victories. The first game was won, 34-6, when Leroy Sterkel was able to run for two long punt returns behind great blocking by his teammates. The second game against Manual was the final game of the season when NORTH defeated the 'BoIts, 27-6. NORTH had several outstanding individual players. Bud Smith and Danny Loos were All-State choices and All-City with our other end, Jim Garramone. Paul Erickson led the city in passing with a total of 32 completions. Ralph Zimmer- man, Dan Loos and Dave Snyder were among the top four ball carriers, and Snyder tied with East's Saterburg in scoring with a total of 43 points. Roy Leslie Stan Cohen End Guard 25 sk E Z ' 5241 Nathan Martin GQOVQ9 OIBVICN Guard Tackle NORTH played two non-conference games, the first against Colorado Springs, losing, 14-'I2, and the second against the Englewood Pirates, winning, 27-26. 9 if Y as 'Q 0 .-Q ,nw Q, P'- Q-ag in ' s-.pQ1s Mgv.-A-,qv 4- .isifs Qu. val 1 fi- iv-Q.. ,mai v'-f' i mi .1041-'xii' sq I Q -Vg.-Q. -4- . ' Q Q 4 i 545' 5 C.. J N 3' Q, X, .fl Lvl 1 Y 12's I 1 1 4:3 . 4 7 1 . K 1 6, Q 1' f ,QE . , ,,. - 2 s- -W' A I J , 1 Q -8 g I Yiii-n Q 45 H Les Reseigh Jerry Gilmore End Back Bob Mhriacher Ron Krasovich nfer Back Ray Corbefia Thurman Masters Back Tackle I 1: ' P Rich Irvine Roy Takahashi Ray Newman Back Tackle Guard Bob Roome Tom Roame An!-wr Durbin Guard End Bqgk FINAL STANDINGS Team W L T Pct. South 6 O 2 .875 Eclsf 6 0 2 .875 NORTH 4 4 O .500 Manual 2 6 0 .250 Wes? 0 8 0 .000 4 ij. A .I L 5 , . ff! - Q K - Y i 1 X AY- 1 ' 4 Y' A' rv fl-U' E luv' -- ' M L I-sf Os 5,15 'ff ,Q NX bf Qqfs-.s QL is af pre- 4 '1 'Q Ji' 9? i 'IQ' 'ililfi' Q- 2 55- 'HQ W. . io. 'GHL is-fbi? Loos goes for a short gain against Manual. Reseigh makes an attempt to snag a pass. Dan Laos turns right end as Jordan follows the play 5' 'a. ing! YQ' y' wa-of 9-. Y 'l6 X7 I un2'...4-4-4 . fl 5 mix.. --sl? Snyder sneaks through o hole against Manual. Coach Lindell confers with Coach Solen by telephone. Blessinger, Snyder and Loos bust up a key play. iii L 4- 1 Q 1 Q '. N I . Q -. f I 8' 'w,. .,' - , A . X . 71' 5 C x I A A, ,ws 1 .U 'N ' miiiigw -Q 'I' W 'J . rv ' , 1 ' ,fi , ,, f 1, , V4 , 'AAS' -. r , T . ' ,' . M? 1 f' ,I ,h . ' O Golf 1 4, as . 1,1 ' ? r' -'. J' .gl - ' T' 6'4 , . 1' f l nr, A 1' , gf. ..,' in 1, Russell Kromminga Carl Gutknecht The T955 VIKING golf team experienced one of the best years in NORTH's history, finishing second behind East High, a perennial cham- pion. Coach Don Hix masterminded the team through four matches, win- ning three, losing only to East. West was defeated 3-I, Manual 4-0 and South fell 3-I. The first match against East was postponed after 7 holes had been played in a blinding sleet storm. East decisively de- feated NORTH, 4-0, in a second game. Carl Gutknecht, a senior, was elected by his teammates to captain the squad. Coach Hix and four returning Iettermen, Ralph Orrino, Ralph Ricotta, Ron Ratkovich and Ralph Byther will go into next season hoping to continue their fine record. BACK ROW, left to right-Russell Kromminga, Rich Harms, Carl Faddis, Carl Gutlcnecht. FRONT ROW, left to right-Ron Ratkovich, Ralph Orrino, Ralph Riccota, Ralph Byther. FINAL STANDINGS W L East 4 0 NORTH 3 I South 2 2 West I 3 Manual O 4 'Q BACK ROW, left to right-Coach Martin, Howard Torgrove, Bill Williams, Bob Nelson, Don Anderson, Phil Ehr. FRONT ROW, left to right-Lee Pirkl, Toni Widener, Steve Proctor. This year's NORTH tennis team finished third in city with a match record of 26 wins and 22 losses. The all-senior squad defeated Manual and West in both rounds of play, 6-O. The first meet against both South and East was lost by a score of 'I-5, and the second meet was lost O-6. Tom Wiedner, this year's captain, was the only player to cop a victory from East in a meet. Next year Coach Don Martin will be faced with a complete rebuilding job due to the fact that all eight lettermen are graduating. Tennis FINAL STANDINGS Team W l. South 40 8 East 40 8 NORTH 26 22 Manual 8 40 West 5 43 5- 1. .I . F ii Herb Galchinsky . flu- . ' 7 . 1 ' A . ' , J if f , V' sql .Q - , Vx Q B I X , 1, s X v 1 E X 'AI Paul Erickson Clare Skov Carney Crisler Keith Ancell All Cify All Sfaie All Mefropolifan i iw. Us ll S .SUM N x l. Camera Hog 2. Bewildered 3. The Sheik 4. Poised 5. Enthusiastic 6. No. Two Etc. 7. Glass Eyed 8. Asleep 9. Bored 10. Thinker 11. Appre hensive 12. Determined Mor? Schrieber Robin Johnson Dave Easfis Ralph Zimmerman Norm ldelberg X. !' iv, .1 , 0- ? C-1- - lu I 'if is 4 il L I K Basketball The VIKING squad for 1956 proved to be one of NORTH'S outstanding teams in recent years. The team, lead by potential All American Camey Crisler, rolled up a second place in the city with six wins and two losses. In state play NORTH gained the right to meet Wheat Ridge by defeating Adams City 107-55. NORTH ran over the Farmers 72-55. In the semi-finals NORTH was eliminated by Greeley, this year's state champion, 69-60. Camey Crisler was elected to the All State team. FINAL STANDINGS Team W L Manual 7 I NORTH 6 2 East 4 4 South 2 6 West I 7 The 1956 Basketball Team I I 7 XIX Cl Q 2 in in XVN 5 West NORTH opened the season top- ping West 55-47. Without the aid of Keith Ancell, who sat out the game with a knee injury, the VIKS played unimpressive ball in down- ing the pesky Cowboys. In the second round of action NORTH had to hold off a last quar- ter rally in a thrilling 48-45 win. NORTH'S clutch free throw shoot- ing in the final minutes proved to be the difference. ECISI A very fine ball game with a few costly mistakes cost NORTH the first game with East. The VIKING team stayed ahead of East throughout the game losing in the last seconds 50-49. Carney Crisler with deadly ac- curacy drilled 3l points to lead the VIKING five to their first victory over East in 'IQ meetings. Tremen- dous school spirit and terrific team play proved to be the difference as NORTH soundly thrashed East 55-47. The defensive work of Clare Skov, who limited East's big New- comb to lb and broke up many scoring possibilities, also showed for NORTH. The NORTH wrestling team, coached by Mr. Klune, finished first in the city. Dick Sanchez and Stan Cohen were All City wrestlers for NORTH. The VIKINGS placed seven men in the state meet with Dick Sanchez taking Third All State. The up-hill fight climaxed by the City Championship proved to be a sweet reward for the hard working team. Carl Smith Dick Sanchez I' All City yr':3'., V 4' MN, , ll -X '71 - . af: 'rv A' 1 -' Wil 'E ,xv-s 6' v 'Zh 6' Phil Pomponio Dick Sanchez works for 'A + .MQW Burton Smith Ralph Orrino Gary Hartley Fred Schaefer -. ,Q Ii xfif' NURTH .ilk Ccnzonc gets two poin? y K yl Phil Kinneer Sion Cohen All Cify NR '53 X 5 , y ti. ,,. n eff' I A ' Th 1956 Varsity Wrestling Team -vw a 1 N b Lorenz IN- , f' 'S ,rsfiy - X L ' 5- -x i S f . A A in M3 ' ' :mam , x 0. iii MQ.w. '-P' ' e- - 1 L ' The 1956 Gymnastics Squad. Third from the right, weakening. 1 I J....,., g T17 fir' ff , X It Q ry -- , Mr. Klune, head of NORTH'S gymnastic squad, has been faced with the continual job of strengthen- ing and building the team. Gymnastics is a sport which provides a letter only to the outstanding per- formers. Those rated to be outstanding on the team are Mike Larson, Lee Overholt, Bob Christians, Bob McGraw, Dan Campau, Jim Johannson, Al Hoff, Louis Baretta, Paul Bowles, Dan Thorn, Bob Duran, Tom Hansen, Steve Johnson and Paul Johnson. e Larson on th high bar. ....,- . ,fr i ' l r ,cfs A N, -11 ur 'M i .,,, .. f ' . w W , . ,Q , 2' f fr-, --M . 'W mal-fg'-fC,' i'fl' ,fi I . f r Q , ww' U b ., , .4 . t 3 Gqmnastics U EF M? Johnson and Brandenburg finish a race Sparkling individual performances along with numerous record breakers saw the 1956 VIKING swimming squad finish the season with a second place in both city and state finals. The outstanding individual swimmer was Chuck Brandenburg who set records for the 100-yard breaststroke in both City and State meets. Another record in both City and State was set by the NORTH medley relay team. The 1956 Varsity Swimming Team I ' 'A 9 .. .,............-.J f 57 A yi 'Q f ' . X' A lf 53:32. M l 5 My fy ' 14 l ' ' lr . ,--' -' . 5wbs . 3 '-- -png ' C ' il!- ,naw t -f--ef 'N' 45' s ' , in 1 I pri -f i ' -,I f if-si Qfm' . ' , ..'I?' Ls. Jim Garramone Mort Schreiber Doug Cook Keith Anoeil Ralph Zimmerman BasebaH The 'I956 baseball team was favored to gain its fourth consecutive city crown. The squad was made up of most of the members of the American A Legion City and State Champions for 1955. The team benefited from outstanding individual talent. Out- standing co-ordinated performance gave a favored role to the team to capture the year's state crown. Carney Crisler y Corbetta Norm Idleberg we .T t i , 'ff-asf ' Victory against South. +4 -S You're out, lobriola. North is about to move ahead I 1 au N--N l 5- wvfvvn Smnh, get your foot on the Erickson husfles to firsi. He's safe .sq V 'wr' ,,4. 1-sg, i -S . wi- The 'l956 Varsity Track Team Track This returning lettermen, Gene Lewis, Tom Hansen, Leroy Sterkel, Art Durbin, have provided the basis for this year's squad. NORTH was considered able to move up in team per- Returning team members have proved themselves capable of top perform- ances. Coaches Ed Getsch, Joe Klune, and Don Evans have guided the team through another season, always alert to the performance of newcomers. With steady improve- ment NORTH should soon be capable of a state championship team. year, NORTH has again lent a well balanced squad to the league. The formance. Arthur Durbin Tom Hansen Gene Lewis Leroy Sterkel . y X - ' 'x.. .I ' Hal' . K 1 ,, 9 . fi f -if. Q W- f 5. fi. .K , rg ' x I ' I 5 rwv I W Roome wins o heat Weaver goes over sideways. tilting. Skov breaks the iupe. in - '-w-,M ,f nfl WA Up, up and away. I wr M V Ay, ' Ax' Y I 6 x . V1 fr. 'wx , X F I 'M A 2 T ' - 5 ,yr ws, 'N 'wi P 2 1 ' 5-'- Q K ,fit 4, 1 -. -, , ' I ' . avid U ' r'2 al SV, 4 ,I , Q 4 , -If., v-Qifg N VV ' Q f I iq: 'Aan 'f' ' ' 5 '5 3 , ' gf . A - if r ',5v IQ'l ,v was 4 g . I S nil-5' 4, -hh., ,Vg ,W .arm ' . Hx 0 VA an wif Cheerleaders uit ---1 x BACK ROW, left io right-lorry Kirkegoard, Ray Lindstrom, Ron Loeper, Ed Goody. FRONT ROW, Ie!! fo right-Irene Rosini, liucille LaGuardia, Janet Shimel, Sharon Differ. The 1956 VIKING sophomore football squad fin- ished the season with a 1-3 record, being victorious over West in the last game of the season, 7-6. The Viks were powered on the line by Art Progar at guard and Gary Hartley in the backfield. Coaches Ed Lindell and Bob Salen provided the team with valuable instruction and encouragement throughout the season. ll Team with Coaches Bob Salen and Ed lindell. Q. , 1 5 Q fb- , -4- K.-L . . QLKV r- 'V' .525 - Y V 'M -xsfgfffjiyr f fy, fy ram.-Q n -5 H :I D '- v. . fl af! ' 1 1 ' L. ii H ' 1 . , 4.-..f,.. ,4:.,,, Aye, ,,, F. :Ev-4'-R f Lys? - A iw Tiff: . .- f-vw . ws, f X , I1 1Nx.,,L 1 -hz yi... A ,f wg U, M -P. -. . The T956 Sophomore Baskeibcll Team The 1956 Sophomore Baseball Team un. . ,Y AX ,v ,i 1 n . s 4 , , .I 1. W1 -wsu- fm . T. A .,, , We ., U 4 is R 'K 'Sf , 2 vi 3 . K Coach Don Evans Football :king Coach Joe Klune Wresflnng ,- -'jglb fo TN The members of this year's coaching staff were Myron Willet, Ed Getsch, Don Evans, Ed Lindell, Joe Klune, Don Hix, Bob Salen, and Don Martin. These men have worked many hours on and off of the practice field mapping strategy to meet the opponent. The products of their work are the many promising athletes of NORTH. With the high standards that the coaches require as their guide, our athletes have become outstanding scholastic as well as sports leaders. , I . I t ' 1 , , 1 Coach Ed Lindell Swimming A Coach Don Martin Tennis -...J Coach Ed Getsch Track Mentors Coach Don Hix Golf ,j O A I . Q ,Q ,, Q 1 L. if ' , fl' O 'Q 'if A ,iw N V 'K 5 2 U 0 'ef W I, -0 1-', f 1? it rd Miss Davis rv- 'The four major sports for girls during the school year include basketball, volleyball, speedball, and softball. Another enjoyable game is badminton, which is played by a smaller group of girls. Miss Gerhartz g? Q J .nn in MA . .1 N0 , ,glxxxm QC.--5, .L - 'nigh g ,,,. go - ' 1-as - -A'-' . 5 ' 1 , f .S fx ,. . ll , -l.s1 'v ':-we'-- . -- , Q' A - , .N ls- ' o-.T ..,.'., 1-fx Qgx 'ffn'1'79 ' - ' .1 -, ' ' 53 N: .Lag 4' ,,,gpZwnaus A-1 'N ' ' Q f 0. A L A4 gg Q s D- IHESI HHHHE SUHNHS HF SHIIHNI HH The raucous cheer at a rally Fi ght! Team! Fi ght! Rah! Rah! Rah! The applause at an assemhl y Very good speaker I always like dance lines! The so ft music at a dance The shuffle of feel The low hum of conversation, I wonder who the queen will he? T 'f nw M 8 i ei .1 ,M ' , , 1 , . I I u Y , .A aw, . 41 F Qi 1 - .I 3 3 3 4 'Nh I all 3, ,, x f L 3 f I ' .av it Q 4 7 W 4 H ' 3 . ld, A V-ff , M A . ., 7 4 ,A 2 4 ,- I ' V I V Q 4, 1- H 'V gf: ' I Q!! J 'A Zig: I W' 5 . A gh.,-11 J ,,, ' K4 84 . 5 .Q 5' if 'IVPWW . . ff. u 4 4 i?.H, gg., ,N .nihnig The Royal Comm f v 1- sf: P' ' . J Why? fa-if ,f f You do something to me 5 The Triumvirote Homecoming 1955 Queen Norma 'fi' S-I lafh Ab , av , 5 .fn , A 1 ' ' 0 u 1 ' .... iv ii ' lvsvz aw n L -:v'P f - 1 .Q 'S - 'f '- -W E' A f. 'Q 1-.Q'u ', 'az ' Lf M 'r 4' f' 9 It ' X o I gg. , uri ff 4'1 W iw X v 5 WW- ' 0 'EV ' ,.v ' Q' 'Ne' if ' iv iw ' Y Q. N A ' -1 Q of Q F., K, . 1 - 1 K. ,Q -..- N-1 A1 . Princesses o Io Ford I -. .3. f.f5X'V..-:Ii f' tan , V ---4v..q,.,.,.,,, - ,, Bi! Kickoff '55 E 1 umm 'egg . , ra! Ui 5-4 Kickoff s Kclpczdes Q ' 'Si 1. 3 5 ,Mi . ' '4.a 'o 1... Two to Tengo? 4' ls this a camera which I see before me? Q W. 'rf Y 1' I 2 Frolic of the Northwincl 1 ff 5 2 f I . . . . P ' . 'J A 1 ', ,jf 1546 A if ' v 1 Q, Q: Z V J ' .Y Moments fo Remember. Wi! 'rr 2 Your eyes are the eyes . . . Senior Prom Belles of the Boll. Bunny Hop? Tango? Waltz? Dancing?? Love that hardwood floor! t's I 2 o'cIock 1 A G N Presents le Mardi Gras 5 E 2 K He's really coming out on top Q . .4 Sophomore Sock Hop !92'? Spook Spin 9 5- . 3 f - s N in The Basket Ball as 'I Queen . . . er ah I mean King Keith Interlude of Charm Gosh, I hate to go home. You can go home now Tom, I like Tedd Come on, Ief's go home while we got 'em all See yo on the moon if that big one pops . Q I I m going to join the C.I.0. because everybody I see I owe The Senior class chose to present the sparkling Broadway comedy hit The King of Hearts. It proved to be a huge success and was high- lighted by many hilarious scenes and excellent performances by the cast. Christmas at North ,lf if John Blcmman Affrachve Quolmes Helen Mycm w',i5f?5?fl' Jfaf:lf l, , , - were .. K .ig PEW Carol Portis Serwce to School Floyd Zamboni Senior .-. .ie ,gn 4. Pot Gorrcmone WH Unhmned Phil Pomponio Carol Burn . Ronald Benneh Mosf Likely fo Succeed Sf ' ' ' P ' f' P rf' Janet Petersen amma ln Achon Larry White Clyde Labriola rolec mg ersona l les Cynthia Bradshaw Spotlight fi Lucille LaGuardia Paul Erickson Athletic Ability . , F r, .di m 'ii' Carol Peterson Frlendllesf Leroy Sterkel ss.,-. sh h x- Rallies - 5 k f , Q: I n wiv vs KI N JL1f !l6'!l7,6' as-:L s' 'i'eO:aE AN 0 ODBC CII :W 5 Egg I 's' fyp'c ,V x ' J t N 'S N i XX E El O Q if 3 N E N , ff? + i i f f I I! . J f If 1 f 5 ? A S 5 XR i NK 1 ' ' . N an F W . Q Sh' ' Sh' I d f ' d . Illillylflg Ilhe Oh flell S We The Braille system of eating. wg Q ' iq? 'Y : , 5 : ,, ever catch you in your father's shaving cream again . . . 1 IJ ' l 4 ff ra' AI x V If rf ff i ww JWFX iw, Lv . W -W-nm. The Wreck of flue Hesperus. , iff. . f Fig I g. 1 J . AQ .x k'k,..g 9-. z :wx ' ,- ve ',- f r, 553 ' F Y I ix Egg:- 5, . ' fr I! 1 1 V E .8 f 1 I My-Cm ,b',aY,Q,T,.-.-1 y Is this a run or a varicose vein? 3 4 c -:X ' JSF ,J R f 1 'D -of 1 y, . A. gp: 4 . xx Q x f 1 A vig V swf xg , 1s5 322f2+r2Ef ' v W5 Assemblies 'S Y 5 5 ' gh, .ly Together we will raise our banner high ' O , Q '9' ho o 0 sg , , . W ' q'fQ.,. o9': 0 oow , . , .H ', ' .,,.f . , ov, , '. V, 0 91. ' JO' 'eta' '.f n ll Unclassified And away we go! Sister Horleno says lliaIleluiah Sing to me Johnny X , A, ,U 1 . X . xx 5 X A J, ,. NTX .J- J G N 0 5 N x A jx X Q X IN X V' N vw X Y or ivy! L X L xg, J -f I Y Viking 1' ' X 4 '- X K. XX, v xox n W 1 N A, KX with four cl 5 .r Hawaiian Boogie Now class, learn your A,B,C IQQQ 5 +R. ,Cv 'sf , W ! X , K , Q' 1 Q? 5 ' I A I sg, ei fx 135 S 2 'M Du y Hunk, foo, Blessmger? Rock two three, roll two three. 0 D l 'S Q, 63. And if I am elected I promise to . . . And if l ever catch you out there again 5 H ' 7 'f f' -Q-, -.-M g T Q. Q? -ff' AV vt ' ,, , Q . . .Va 1 Cczlenclcar of Events Sophomore Sock Hop .... .... O ct. I Homecoming ....... .... O ct. 22 Halloween Dance . . . ...... Oct. 31 Senior Play ..... .... N ov. I8-I9 Fall Concert . . . .... Nov. 23 Senior Prom . . . . . .Dec. 3 Career Day ........ . . .Dec. 8 Christmas Program .... .... D ec. 20 Christmas Vacation . . . .... Dec. 23 Fathers' Night ......... .... J an. I0 Shafroth Speech Contest ....... Jan. I3 Winter Concert ....... .... J an. I8 The Basket Ball .... .... J an. 21 Le Mardi Gras . . . .... Feb. ll Red Cross Dance ............ March 3 Summer Vacation . Viking Varieties . . . Spring Vacation . . . Spring Concert ...... WM ', . 3 March 8-9-'I 0 . ...March 26 . ...April 5 P.T.A. Family Night . . . ...... April 9 Council Capers .... Black Masque Play . . Key Klub Dance ..... Music Week Concert Valkyrie Banquet . . . Color Day ......... D Club Dance . . . . Mother-Daughter Tea Junior Prom ....... Senior Luncheon . . . Graduation ....... ............June8 ..ApriI I2-I3 ..April 20-21 ...April 28 ...May3 ....May'l0 .May 'll ....May ll ....May 'l8 ....May26 ....May3l ....June7 4 . K 3' ?l. . . 'fqff' V . W,-,U LJ. ' ' . . . fray: ,' xg ,f ,. I N w a . f -5 V VW .. -.eh V. 'Jhw l ' 1. .fha . ' ' f. ' 1-.vL- ' ' jvc! .4 iW17f.ff 52?-fs? wb, I . if A ' -- Viking VIKING Editor Ada Alderman is shown cleaning The VIKING Sponsor is Mr. Ed Lindell. This year we had pages ready to be handed in. a student teacher, Mr. J. W. Porter, who helped with photography. Asslstant Edutor Allen Tom s three years of experience proved mvaluable to the VIKING staff this year fm Three members of the Album sectnon Cherata Wyman Sally Johnson and Bernlta Waddell are shown working on their section The faces of staff members Harlene Cook Pot Garramone Ellls Lance MII Woerner Judy McCoslln and Sponsor Ed Lmdell reflect the s nous sense of responsublllty whuch every staff member has .4 M- I The VIKING staff worked extra hard this past year in order to produce the finest yearbook in the schooI's history. The Annual Board worked several nights and the entire spring vacation in order to produce the fifty-second consecutive VIKING yearbook. An entire new dimension was added to yearbooks this year by the VIKING through the introduction of SOUND. It is our sincere hope that you will con- sider this the GREATEST VIKING EVER! if .1' I Bonnie Blair, Harlene Cook, Sylvia Kotowski, and talk to Mr. Glenn Rhodes, representative from the A. B. Pat Garrarnone and Barbara Deisher worked on the Administration section. Shown also is Business Manager Paul Erickson. y - s Q X O .Ex K. .a'Ij.2.Am Sports Board members Rich Harms and Larry Wrberg Cfe shown working on their section if Hirschteld Press. Only one person gets i S - e tatt members th 2 Q Ann Roerig and Cathy Woodman are pictured here with the headache they shared - the Organizations section. n more time at school than the Viking Janitor who lives in the basement. Qtr? in ' to x fl fhpf J kvfl if, , 1 he .J Fl4wA'Jvo!M,J1' ,M Ml! I 'U lf , ' 'r 1 0 ' f 'W - g 4 v - f 1 1 ' ' v YJ r V i li rf 'rl J ju, 4 x. If ,' 1 W i X ill' I fl 1 I w V! r sl The silence... the deep quiet... the crowd is gone now.. .school is ouer for another year . . . next year a thousand new faces . . next year one class will not return and now ...Silence Y ' Y f V. fi . ', , Q' ' ' . - IJ ...--f ' s '. -. fi-1 - I.-v - I I I , . f -34 2'-1 ,-5 . 5 5, 'Q' -. , .31-. F G m W- L XM- .,fg,-wa. u m 8 .. C' . 2 ' E--F 4 . ' 4 we f t Pin o.,i.:.-F si 'W F' wi ..,. .. 4. ADAMS LORRAINE Jr Escort 3 Nor slu 2 Club 2 Volkynes 3 4 Square Dance ADDISON FREDERICK ADELMAN PHILIP Bowlln Club 3 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Math C ub 2 3 4 AKULSHIN ALEXANDRA ALDERMAN ADA AGN Comm 2 Annual Board2 3 4 Annual Edator 4 F TA 2 Jr Escort 3 North Star Rep 3 Presldents Round Table 4 Roller Skatung Club 2 S O S 3 4 VaIkynes3 4 Vtkmg Slster4 Webster 3 ALLAN BRIAN ALLBERRY BILLIE JO Jr Escort3 SOS 3 4 Valkyrles3 4 Annual Rep 3 4 North Star Rep 2 ALLEN, ARVALEE ALLEN LILA ALLEY JUDITH Gurls Cholr3 4 Roller Vlkmg Varletles 3 4 AMATO VANDA AMBROSIO ROSALIE Annual Rep 3 Bowling Club 2 leader 3 Jr Eseort3 Valk ries Vaklng Vanetles4 Viking rster Orchesns 4 Clmtc Asst 4. ANCELL KEITH Baseball 2 3 4 Basket!-1alI2 o club 2 3 4 Key clubs vin North Star Rep 4 Jr Red Cross Pres 4 Pres Round Table 4, Vin ANDERSON DON Block Mosque 4 Bowling ANDERSON EDDIE ANSELMO KENNY Pre Med 3 North Star Rep 2 Jr Cross 2 Scaenoe Club 3 ARAGON CONNIE ARCHER LINORA Roller Skatmg Club 2 Square Dance Club 3 Jr Escort 3 ARTHUR BOBBI Glrls Rifle Club 3 4 ARTHUR ERMA Bowlung Club 2 North Star Rep ASHBY BYRON Wrestling 2 ASNICAR CARL Wrestlmg 3 AVERCH STAN Transfer from New Mexico Mnlltary lnstltute Intramural Football 2 Varsvty Football 3 Soph Football 2 AVERCH VERNON Black Masque 2 3 4 Honor Pan 2 3 4 Pre Med 4 Webster 4 BAILEY CHARLES BAKER ALLYN BARASH JOE BARETTA LOUIS D Club 3 4 Nor slu 2 Gymnostvc 2 BARNES DORIS Jr Red Cross 4 Mornlng Devotions Club 4 BARNES ROSALIE Bowling Club2 3 Gtrls HI Y2 3 Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Square Dance Club 2 Student BARTH NORMA Homecomlng Comm 4 Homecommg Queen 4 Honorary R O T C Cadet 3 4 North Star Rep 4 Roller Skatung Club 2 Valkyrtes 3 4 BARTLE JOHN BATT BYRON Nor sk: 2 4 BEALL HOWARD EUGENE BEJARANO SUSIE Jr Red Cross 2 Pre Med 4 BEMIS DARLENE BARBARA BENNETT ARLEIGH Grade Council 2 Football 2 4 Jr Cross2 3 4 BENNETT EDDIE Bowling Club 2 BENNETT RONALD 2andl2p34JR.ReeEISLo:s 21 3 gg All YY MQW' Dzvottonx Cluby3 4, Pres 3 ELSIE Club 41I'l0ll0fEltt JcEseort33 Club 3 HI- MARSHA Pres BLATTMAN JOHN Key Club 3 4 Grade Counctl 2 3 Math Club 2 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Vukmg Varretles 4 BLATZER RAY V1k1ng Varuetnes 2 3 4 BLESSINGER GERALD Key Club 3,4 Pres 4 Presidents Round Table 4 D Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track2 3 Vlkll1gvUYlQTlQS4 BLUMBERG ILA ROSE Webster 2 3 4 Pres 4 Presrdents Round Table4 ACoppella2 3 Gtrls Stote3 Jr Escort3 Vllung Slster4 1916 Con 3 Jr Prom Comm 3 Jr Red Cross 2 A G N Comm 2 BODNAR DORIS Roller Skatung Club 2 Jumor Red Cross 3 BOGUE RICHARD Concert Orchestra 2 3 BOH MARJORIE Valkyrles 3 4 Vulung Sister 4 Vulung Varuetles 3 Honor Pm 2 Grade Coun cnl 3 Jr Red Cross 4 North Star Rep 2 3 4 Nor sk13 4 Actnvltles BOHAN GERRY Junior Red Cross 4 BORTS JUDITH Valkyrles3 4 Jr Esoort3 Vlkm Susters 4 Bowltng Club 2 F T A 3 4 North Star Rep 2 BOTTOMS EILEEN BOYLES NANCY BRADLEY JOAN Cheerleader 3 Nor sku 3 Valkyrues 4 Bowlmg Club 2 Orchesls BRADSHAW CYNTHIA Student Councll 2 Soph Class Sec 2 Grade Councul 2 Webster 2 3 4 ACappelIa 3 4 V1ce Pres 4 Webster Hustonan 4 Morning Devotions Club 3 4 Soph AGN Atten 2 Home eommg Comm 3 North Star Rep 2 Vace President of A G N 4 BRAINARD BARBARA FT.A.2 3 4 Vlee Pres 4 Valkyrres 3 4 Black ue 3 4 Momin DevatIene3 41 r RedCross4 nlrlng Slster 41 .lr Escort 31 Grade Council 4 BRAISTED, VICKI unch. rooms Roller Club 2 41 Bowling Club 2 3, 41 Girls Rlfle Club 2. 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Jr lutcreply Notllr BROY BROZOVICH MATTHEW BRUNO MARY BURK DARLA LEA Lyres Club 2 3 4 Con Orchestra 2 3 4 Square Dance Club 2 3 Honor Pm 2 Math Slade Rule Club 4 Jr Escort 3 Jr Red Cross 4 Vlklng Sister 4 Grade Councul 4 BURN CAROL Pre Med 3 4 Pres 4 Gurls Ht Y3 4 Sec 4 Not Hon Soc 3 4 Jr Escort 3 Vlkmg S1ster4 Volkynes 4 Concert Orchestra 2 3 Vlktng Varletles 3 Councnl Capers 3 Honor Pm 2 3 4 Webster 4 Pres Round Table 4 Office Monitor 4 BUTLER DUDLEY Square Dance Club 2 3 ROTC Dnll Team 2 CAHN ERIC Jr Red Cross 2 Grade Councul 4 Track 2 4 CALABRO ANTHONY Boys State 3 Webster 4 Honor Pm 2 Math Club 3 Nor slu 2 3 4 Grade goamcll 3 Drlll Team 2 Rlfle Team St Hr CAMACHO EVA Gurls H1Y2 3 4 Jr Red Cross3 4 :dugg Sister 4 Jr Escort 3 Honor nn CANZONA, LEE Football 2 Wrestlung 2 CANZONA WILBUR Baseball 2 Football 2 CARTER KAY SOS 3 4 Norskt3 4 Gtrls HlY 2 3 Honor Pln2 Jr Esoort3 Vtkmg Slster4 CAVEN RONNIE Football 3 4 Wrestlmg3 4 Track 2 3 D Club 4 Grade Council 3 CEFALU EVA Nor slu 2 3 Bowlnng Club2 Jr Red Cross 2 3 CHALLIS DOROTHY Bowlmg Club 2 North Star Rep 3 CHAMBERS PAT Glrls Cholr 3 4 Vnlung Varletles 3 CHRISTENSEN DELLA LOUISE CHRYSLER, BEVERLY VCIKYYIOB 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 Nor ska 23 North Star Rep 2 Homecommg Comm 4 Bowlmg Club 2 CICCONE, IOLA I Escort 31 Vtklng Slster 4 S 0 S 3 Jr led Cross 3 4 Pre Med 2 Roller Club 2 CIMSSBN. norulu: CLIPS-MICHAEL CLARK, DON III Iceman 3 :s 4 A comm., 1 filil, um ' 2 3 4 Lyres Club 3 4 0082 3 Girls Rnfle Club 2 Varieties 2 3 Pres of A G N 'WW' cmmnsun 2 Pre Med 2 Football 4 D 3 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Morn 4 Jr Red Cross 2 CONILOGUE LARRY COOK DOUG Baseball 2 3 4 All Cnty All State 3 Swtmmmg 3 D Club 4 North Star 4 North Star Rep 2 3 FTA 2 .lr Red Cross 2 3 COOK HARLENE Glrls Rufle Club 2 Grade Councul 2 3 Vlkmg Vanetles 3 4 Jr Escort 3 Gurls Chour3 4 Valkynes3 4 Annual Board3 4 GAS 3 4 VlcePres 4 Vlsual Alds 3 Jr Red Cross 4 All Cnty Rep 4 Vnkung Suster 4 Webster 4 A G N Comm 3 Homecommg Atten 4 Orchesns 4 CRAIG JIM Swrmmlng 3 CRENNELL KATHY Valkyrles3 4 Jr Escort3 Vllun Snster 4 S O S 3 4 Honor Pun 3 Bowlmg Club 2 3 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Annual Rep 2 North Star Rep 4 Grade Counc1l 3 CRISLER CARNEY C Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Key Club3 4 DClub2 3 4 DALY EUGENE Boys Glee3 ACappella 3 4 Bowlxng Club2 3,4 Madrlgal 3 4 Vlktng Varieties 3 DANIEL FRANCIS D D D 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 . 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HOFFMAN DOUGLAS HOFNAGLE MYRNA Math Club3 Jr Escort3 Valkyrles HORNER ELIZABETH Roller Skatnn Club 2 Bowling Club 3 Girls Choir 4 Vukmg Varieties 3 HOUSMAN JOAN Annual Board 4 Grade Council 4 Girls HIY4 GAS 4 HUFFORD RONNIE Football 2 4 HUNT REX Gymnastics 3 4 HUTCHINSON MARY Morning Devotions Club 4 Jr Cross 2 Concert Orchestra 2 pella 4 Jr Escort 3 HYMAN MARCELLA Morning Devotions Club 3 4 HYMAN ROBERTA Valkynes 3 4 Honor Pm 2 Star Rep 2 4 Bowling Club Slster4 Jr Escort3 Jr Red Grade Council 4 Nor ski 2 Pre Med 4 IDLEBERG FRANCENE Bowling Club 2 3 Grade ILGENFRITZ JERRY Nor skl 2 3 4 Swimming 2 3 D Club 4 Honor Pm 2, 3 4 INAGAKI CAROLYN Valkynes 3 4 Homecoming INGERSOLL JUDY Girls Rifle 2 Lyres Club 3 INGRAM MELVYN Concert Band 2 3 A Cappella 2, Viking Varieties 3 ISHIMOTO GERALD JACOBS HAROLD Basketball 2 3 4 Bowling Club JENNISON JACQUELINE GAIL JENSEN VIRGINIA Vnlun Sister 4 Jr Escort 3 Star taff 3 4 Honor Pm 3 Devotions Club 3 4 Bowling JOHANNSEN JEANETTE Student Activities KEHR, MARGARET Webster 3, 4, Viking Sister 4, Valkyries 3, 4, Nor-ski 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Homecoming gearing. 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Varieties KELLEY LORAINE Jr Red Cross 2 Grade Council 2 Girls Hu Y 2 3 4 Morning Devotions Club LANDIN, JANET Viking Sister 4, Valkyries 4, Pre-Med 394i girls' Rifle 4, Jr. Escort 3, Nor- s u , . LANG1 ROBERT LANMON DWIGHT ROTC Dnll Team 2 Math Club 3 4 Honor Pm 2 F T A 4 Jr Red Cross 4 LANTZY TOM MARNER, SUE Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Grade Council 2, Student Council 4, Sr. Class Vice Pres. 4, Valkyries 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, Webster 4, Jr. Escort 3, Nor-ski 3, 4, North Star Rep. 2, Homecoming Atten. 4- lee Skating Club Pres. 4' Pres. Round Table 4 AG N Comm 4 MARTELLO CAROLYN MARTIN NATHAN KELLOGG Momang KELLY KORSICK LEO KOTOWSKI S JOHANNSEN JIMMY W Gymnastics 2 3 4 Track3 4 DClub 'W-ww JOHNSON CARL Transfer from Davenport Hugh School Davenport Iowa Spanish Club 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Service Club 3 Drlllmasters 3 JOHNSON ROBIN North Star Staff 4 Basketball 3 4 JOHNSON PAUL Swlmmm 2 3 4 Gymnastics 3 4 A Cappel a 4 JONES EARL L Swimming 2 Gymnastics 2 JONES HELEN JORDAN LES Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 D Club 3 4 Basketball 2 JOSEPH CYRUS JUSTMAN KARROLYN Jr Red Cross 2 3 4 Grade Council 3 Jr Escort 3 Girls Choir 3 4 Annual Rep 2 3 Sr Play Prop Comm 4 AGN Comm 4 Valkynes3 4 Viking Varieties 2 3 4 North Star Rep 2 KAHLER MARGARET Nor skl 2 Grade Council 2 3 Latin Club 3 Morning Devotions Club 3 4 Pre Med 3 4 p-41,1 'LMP' W1 4 cm ore-111112 sf 4Jr Escort3 xi KREUTIER, K ROMMI Wrestling 3 KROSS BARBARA Girls Choir 2 3 Vuklng Varieties 2 Roller Skating Club 2 KULICH BETTY KUNKLER JACK Golf 2 3 4 LABRIOLA CLYDE Student Council 3 Jr Class Pres 3 Baseball 2 3 4 All Cnty 3 All State 4 DClub 3 4 Jr Prom Comm 3 Soph Football 2 Grade Council 3 LCIGUARDIA LUCILLE Cheerleader4 GAS 3 4 Treas 4 C-urls Cholr3 4 Viking Varletles3 4 Grade Council 3 Orchesns 4 LAMPSON SHIRLEY Valkyrres 3 4 Pre Med 3 4 Latin Club 3 Jr Red Cross 3 Morning Dev 3 4 LARSON, MIKE Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 D Club 4 2 Girls Rifle 3 4 F TA Viking LOOS DANNY Wrestling 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 D Club 3 4 Baseball 2 LOPATA RICHARD Football 2 LOS CORDELIA RORD HERB LORENZ BOB Football 3 4 Track 2 3 Wrestling 2 3 4 D-Club 3 4 LORENIEN MARGIE North Star Staff 3 4 North Star Editor 4 Pres Round Table4 Valkyrles 3 4 Vlki Sister 4 Jr Escort 3 Morn Dev Club Viking Varieties Comm 3 Office Monitor 2 LOSH DEANNA Jr Escort3 MacLELLAN CATHERINE MALCHOW RICHARD Football 3 Gymnastics Wrestling 2 3 4 Track2 MANTOOTH PHYLLIS Girls Rifle Club 2 3 4 Roller Skating Club 2 Pre Med 2 MARCUS BEVERLY Valkyrnes3 4 Webster2 3 4 Jr Escort 3 Viking Sister 4 FTA 2 MARISCO ROSEMARIE Girls Chour3 4 V1kmgVaneties3 4 Football 2 4 Swimming 2 Jr Cross 3 4 Track 4 MARTIN STEVE Soph Football 2 Basketball 2 Track 2 MARTINEZ DONNA MARTINEZ FRAND MATALON ROSALIE Con Orchestra2 3 Jr Escort3 Viking Sister 4 Bowling Club 2 Viking Varieties 3 MATHES ROBERT Con Orchestra 3 4 Rifle Club 2 Nor ski 2 4 Moth Club 2 MAURER JOHN Nor ska 2 McALLlSTER1 CHARLINE MARILYN Vllung Sister 4 Valkynes 3 4 Honor Pm3 Square 2 Jr Red Cross4 Sr MARY Club 2 Roller Skatln Devotions Club 3 Jr ac I 2 Math rode Counci JACK MARILYN 3 4 Valkyrles3 Girls 4 Jr Esoort4 McKlNNlES JUDY Nor sk: 2 3 Pre Med 3 McLEOD BARBARA A Cap lla 3 4 Madngal 4 Jr Red Cross 3 4 Morn Dev 3 Square Dance Club 2 McPHERSON LESTER KENNETH MEJIA MIKE Math Club 2 METZINGER LORENE E Orchesns 3 4 Black Masque 3 4 S O S Cross4 Morn Dev 4 Ice Skating Club 4 MEYERS CHARLES North Star Rep 3 MILBURN KATHERINE Jr Escort3 Morn Dev Club3 MILLER CHARMAINE MILLER HELEN MINDEMAN EILEEN MONTOYA EDWARD Track 3 Jr Red Cross MOODY FRANKIE MOORE BERNIE Band 2 3 4 MORRIS DON Wrestlmg2 3 Football2 3 DClub 2 3,4 Gymnastncs3 4 MOSCHETTI JAN MOSS ED MUSICH JOANN Library Monitor 2 Office Monitor 3 I I I 1 , . . . . . 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I W eff' W 'pd Valkyries 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viki Sister 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rod Cross 2, Viking Varieties 2, 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Latin Forum Sec. 3, Grade Council 2, Pre-Med 3. if 1 Student Activities PIETRAFESO, ERNIE PIKE, JOHNNY Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4, Council Capers 3. ISQN PIRKL1 LEE Nilorth 3, 4, Grade Coundl 3, Bowling Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pres. Round fgnnil 4: D-Club 4, Nor-ski 2, 3, 4. Table 4, Totlllls 4, D-Club 4. Nelson, :Env rm, Mrrcnsu Math Club 3, 4, Boys' Hi-Y 2, IRC 2. NEVIMAN SAM , - - . PITTER, RALPH CFZeJ:g:l33,z, Swimming 2, Grade S ' ' no I I I' 2' NEWTON, JANI E OBLUDA, NINA Nor-ski 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 3. 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DONALD ROEMER, LUDWIG ROERIG, ANN Valk ries 3, 4, A Cvella 3, 4, Treas. 4, Viking Sister 4, S. .S. 3, 4, Nor-ski 3, 4, Annual Board 4, Madrigal 4, Grade Council 3, A.G.N. Comm. 4. ROMERO1 BARBARA Square Dance Club 2, Jr. Escort 3. ROMMEL, PHYLLIS Jr. led Cross 2, 3, Library Monitor 2. Escort SCHNEIDER ROBERT Saph Basketball 2 SCHREIBER MARIAN Orchesls3 4 Lyres Club2 3 4 Esoort3 Viking Slster4 Nat Hon Soc 3 4 Honor Pun2 3 4 Bawlnn Club 2 Homecoming Comm 4 Ma Club 3 Viking Varieties 3 Council Capers 3 SCHUKNECHT CAROL SCHULTZ PAUL SCHWABAUER PAULA Pre Med 3 Bowling Club 3 SEGANTI LAURA Pre Med 4 SEURER DONNA Valkyrles 3 4 SHABOUH, JEAN Roller Skating Club 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Office Monitor 2, 3, 4. SHAFER, BYRON , Math Club 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med 3, Science Club 3, Bags' I'li-Y 2, Bowling Club 2, Honor Pin . SHAROEF, SHIRLEY Roller Skating Club 2, A Cappella 3, 4 SHELLEY, JOHN Math Club 3. 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