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As that was the question centuries ago, it is the question again today-and more important . . . Tomorrow! In the past year each Senior has struggled to try to wisely make perhaps the most vital deci- sion of his life - whether to try to make his way in the world directly upon gradua- tion, or to continue with his education at some institution of higher learning. The Sophomores and Juniors have shared decisions, also . . . Questions loom up time after time as we each face our Moments of Decision. The past year is representative of these decisions -large and small, well-thought-out or unwise- each one important to our school life and helpful in shaping our individual lives and characters. Remember how difficult it was to de- cide on your choice for Queen of that big dance? Each sports fan fought just as feverishly, in his own way, as did the ath- lete when he faced the moment when he had to decide whether to try for that basket . . . whether to run for that touch- down or make a pass . . . Then there was the routine decisions - also important - which classes to take? - which clubs to join? We have made mistakes, of course, but may these be considered by the new stu- dents as they face comparable Moments of Decision .' There will be decisions to be made in the future, too. No matter what these may be, those of the past are the foundation on which they will be made. On the following pages we relive some of the decisions of our past - but who may say what the future holds in relation- ship to our . . . Moments of Decision!! Che Spirit af N U WIP H is intangible yet ever-present. It is evident at football games and in the crowded halls. It shines in the hearts of everyone who has ever had contact with North High School, its faculty, and stu- dents. There exists no greater symbol of this spirit than in the personage to which the 1957 Viking Annual is dedi- cated . . . Miss Edith Brittain. She has given her friendship, loyalty, and the greater part of her life in service to North. It is a privilege to consider her as a Viking. With truly humble and sincere ap- preciation we of North High School dedicate the 1957 Viking Annual to you . . . Miss Edith Brittain! ig' , J Q P 15, , nn J, SITS h - A I I ,Mt sg: I . , - ' ' I I . ggi V H1 f 49 'vi INTRODUCTION ROYALTY ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES COMPETITION STUDENT LIFE Through these past years, the decisions made by the faculty have had a great effect on our lives. Have you ever stopped and thought about the amount of time, figuring, and careful considera- tion the teachers give in deciding what grade you will receive, or the amount of time they spend in sponsoring our club activities? Everything they do and say affects our lives in some way, no matter how large or small. At the time, we may not fully appreciate the corrections or advice a teacher may give to us, but in later years their advice might prove to he of great assistance in determining the track our lives may follow. We are in- debted to the teachers in every way for everything they do for us . . . ...human FUR THESE ARE 'W 'L iw: ynelu... A 9-a.?iE7'1Ah1 A 4 K I ,NL .. , , if wzyqqfyl xlf 1 , I B5 ' ' nwuab- ' -23 1. W'- U .fg 5' fu I ' fqgx. , N A , E W: fwfr if , 2-A 4 .. ':f ,. -1 '- - , , -575' 1' I , ,qgmmy-..'-,'fxvv1w'v , W gs - . .wmmva I L fm ' f 5' 1, ,L Q 1-as 'N-. M 'D 'Tk 'W vi? , ,mam- -10' ff' I 1 gi X! MR. EWALD CHRISTENSEN Assistant Principal MRS. KATHLEEN O'NEILL Dean M ISS OLGA NELSON Coardinator 1 W -11i1v..,, jk, A :sewers 3331531 S A . jf: ,-W gifs: 52331. ' ' MQ. E .Y ws ff' MR. EUGENE GARNER Boys' Counselor ARNESON, W. M. English ASHFORD, G. WELDON Social Studies BAIRD, HALLEN A. Maihemalics BATTEY, BARBARA English BEATTIE, WARREN h Social Sfudies BOWERS, JAMES F. Social Sfudies BRAGG, EARL E. Maihemuiics BRITTAIN, EDITH M. Physical Educaiion BROWNING, DICK Science BURGER, GEORGE H. lndusirial Arfs CALDWELL, BEN R. Business Educalion CLARK, SGT. BENJAMIN R.O.T.C. I r 59' CULVER, RICHARD Music DAWSON, LOIS Social Sfudies DAWSON, PAUL C. Social Siudies DEITRICH, NADINE Business Education DOCKENS, SGT. WILLIAM R.O.T.C. DRAKE, CHARLOTTE Social Sfudies DREITH, BEN lndusirial Arls EBERLE, DON J. English EDWARDS, HAROLD Social Sludies EVANS, DONALD F. Physical Educafion E. EVANS, RICHARD L. lndusfrial Aris FORSTER, D. R. Industrial Arls O FRANK JOHN Maflwemahcs FRYE, HOWARD A. Social Sfudies . M-:noni FQ!! GETSCH, EDWARD J. Social Sfuclies GORANSON, JO ANNE Hom: Economics GRAVES, RUTH E. Music GRAY, MARTHA Physical Educaiion GREEN, WILLIAM S. Science GRISWOLD, DON L. Languages Q' E , HIX, DONALD S. Business Educofion HUDSON, DEATT English HUXTABLE, CATHERINE Home Economics INGLIS, RICHARD R. Science ISBELL, SARAH RACH EL Mafhemafics JORDAN, LAWRENCE A. Social Sfudies KINNETT, DELMAR J. English KINNEY, AGNES M. Business Educahon ., A 1 N Q' I . MGCKENZI E, EMMETT G. Mclhemafics MARSTON, EDGEL N. English KLUNE, JOSEPH R. Physical Educafion KOOGLE, DONALD Social Sludios KOSMATA, MARIE Business Educafion KRUCAS, RAYMOND Social Studies LACEY, JEANNETTE F. Arf LANGEHOUGH, MARY English LEHMAN, SARAH L. Physical Educafion LEYDEN, GLENN E. Social Sfudios UHEUREUX, IRMA English LIGON, GLADYS D. Home Economics LINDELL, so English MucDOUGALL, MATTIE Business Education MARTIN, DONALD E. Social Sfudies MAY, MARGARET English MCINTOSH, DONALD L. Mafhemafics MILAM, Ml5GT. OTHAL R.O.T.C. MILLER, THELMA INEZ English MOLES, B. O. Physical Eclucafion NEWLON, CARL Social Sluclies NORTON, H. English OLSON, MARY JEANE Business Education OYLER, MARGARET M. English POMPON IO, ROSE MARIE Languages RAMSTETTER, DON English v 3 P ii 'Ak 1 2 12 ,T i v . H 53? if Q I f 2 fs-is. M. N . ' gw Ing I I' ROBINSON, BUEL C. Science ROCK, CLIFFORD Social Siudies 1 WHARTON, ELIZABETH Home Economics WILLET, M. F. Physical Educafion SACHS, GERARD F. Languages SALEN, ROBERT W. Physical Education SAUTER, NORBERT J. Business Educafion SCHULTZ, MYRA M. Languages SMITH, PAT Music STOVALL, WILLIAM G Social Sluclies SUMNER, PAUL Industrial Arfs TI LLER, BARBARA English TRENT, CLEO Business Educafian VAN DUZER, VERNICE English WARD, ARNOLD Languages WEISER, MARIAN S. Physical Educalion ZIMMERMAN, CHARLES Mafhsmafic: BILDERBACK, FLORENCE Clark DEUS, GRETCHEN B. Secrofary Records DONAHUE, HELEN L. Librarian FOLLANSBEE, MARY LOUISE Clerk LINES, SHEILA Library Clerk PUTNAM, RITA K. Secroiary ROSNER, ARIA C. Nurse SMITH, RAMONA Library Clerk 4-.. Av TUCKER, MONICA R. Treasurer WHEELER, LEONA C Senior Clerk if-S35 M,-I Moobeg-ry Mrs. Kelleman Lunchroom Staff Moments of decision are plentiful in the atmosphere of testing. Both the teacher and student are faced with many deci- sions. Before the test, the teacher must decide how much the test should cover, should it be true or false, fill in or mul- tiple choice? Also, at home, the student faces the decision of how to study. In the silence of the classroom, the student alone faces many decisions. Shall I put yes or shall I put no? Does it sound true? . . . No, false! . . . What does the teacher mean by this? There are three answers and all are true. Shall I put 'A'? It sounds true, but so does 'BY What will I do? The decision is mine . . . FOR THESE ARE 'QQ . MGUDNIHIENTIFS GUMIF HDDHECHHINUDN Class of l957 srmzou omsn SHARON EVANS Treasurer Sccrsfary MR. PESCHEL JIM GARRAMONE sponsor nov TAKAHASHI President Vice-Pruidonf Adams, Carmel Adams, Marilyn Adducci, Maryann Akulschin, Semen Sandra Clark Andersen, Elaine Angel, Janet Apodaca, Adeline Armendarez, Lillian Armslrong, Dorofliy Arm:-H, Judith Arnett, Robert Arthur, Mary Ann Atkinson, Judilh Aven, Howard Averch, Stanley Bade, Sonia Ballard, Gordon Barash, Sarah Barber, Claudia Barker, John Barrett, Sharon Barron, Harriet Barron, Sheri Barry, Diane Barth, William Bash, Wendell Bashore, Charlotte Beoll, Virginia Beicrano, Alex Bement, Ronald Bennett, Richard Berdach, Evelyn Berig, Judy Bermudez, Manuel Bernard, Gerald Bernstein, Barry QV ,Q W firpf- '- ,,., ' ' Berzins, Dagniia Rav Cvfbetfv aackhofd, Richard ' 'WW Biestelz, Harold Bill, Ronald Bishop, Donna Blanc Earlene Blanc, Jacqueline Bloom, Barbara Mariann Smaldone Blumer, James Babb, Donald Borenstein, Esther Bowers, Janice Bowles, Paul Brainard, Brenda Brandenburg, Charles Breidenstein, Patricia Brizendine, Glenda Brooks, Morey Brown, Kenneth Brown, Ralph Brunsilius, Patricia Brush, Shirley Buchko, Marilyn Buerkle, Alfred N.. N...- . .3-f ' wmv x 5 Burnham, Russell Byrum, Jerome Byther, Ralph Cable, Gilbert Campau, Daniel Campbell, Philip Cannon, Farrell Capen, Mary Anne Carter, Sandra Cartwright, Patrick Castaneda, Mercedes Cayton, Robert Caywood, Phyllis Chalmers, Dorothy Christensen, Lora Clapes, Roxanne Larry Wibe rg Y Clark, Sandra Claus, Gayle W 5- V x Clement, Richard Cohen, Darlene All ,NW Collins, Lindo Colman, James Condos, Fred Corbetta, Raymond if ik? -N Ki l t QW? -..-J Sally Johnson Cosens, Diane Coulter, Beverly Couper, Rennie Covello, Cora Lee Cowling, Kathleen Cox, Barbara Cross, George Currier, Sam Dchlstvom, Roberta Daldegan, Anthony Davids, Darlene Davidson, Roberta Davies, Marian Davis, Dennis Davis, Glenda Davis, Stephen DeFeo, Rosemary DeLancey, John DeMoN, Paul Denny, Clark Denzin, Madeliene DeRose, James Derr, Berry DeSicnc, John Derrick, Leona Deus, Marilyn Dewey, Sharon Dietz, Allan DiManna, Vincenl Diskin, James Dislxin, Jerald Differ, Sharon Bob Mariacli Doerr, Gail -1 in-inn .a.n.u.1.n.n Doran, John Dougherty, Deanna Dunitz, Gerald Durbin, Arthur Eafanti, Maryann East, Arthur Eustis, David r 'm 'NPS in Sharon Dewey Edmond, Sherrold England, Carol Enwall, Dale Espalin, Lilly Ann Estes, Jo Ann Estes, Richard Evans, Sharon Farber, Sharon Felix, Paul Ferrari, Georgina Ficca, Judith Fink, Phyllis Fishburn, Darlene Fisher, Donald Follansbee, Joan Ford, Patricia R g Forman, Gary Forte, Jerry Fossmo, Joyce Frank, Rafael Fryberger, Noel Furuiye, Arlhur Galbaugh, Sandra Gallegos, Julian Garcia, Roberl Garramone, James Garramone, Reber! 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'lasif f ,g 1 H egg, Q Green, Marcia Griffith, Shirley Grissom, Margie Guggisberg, Linda Guisinger, Evelyn Guthrie, Anna Lou Hanamura, Gail Hartley, Gary Haun, Kay Haynes, Sharen Hendershatt, Carole Henderson, Charles Hinchey, Kathleen Hixson, Judith Hoffman, Sandra Hogue, John Hosack, Donna Housman, Geraldine Humphrey, Norma Hyman, Gloria Idleberg, Lenna lmes, Patricia Indesh, Raymonde Jacobs, Sherman Jacoby, Wilberf Johnson, Mack Johnson, Roberla Jones, Linda Kaplan, Doris Kennedy, Beverly Kerr, Dolores Kerslein, Howard Keslel, Ninetie Kirby, William Kirkegaard, Sharon Kline, Dorothy Kolle, Pafricia Kosi, Vieva Kraus, Loretta Krause, Nancy Labriola, Shirleyan Lacey, Byron Lakin, Maurino lance, Ellis Larson, Sharon Loub, Janice Lawrence, Marilyn Leaf, Kifly Belle iso C. ...X Aim ,em Leland, Susan Levenson, Ronald Levy, Linda Lines, Diane Longo, Rita Lopez, Irene Loose, Arlene Losasso, Gloria Loving, Ronald Lucas, Norma Maggard, Carol Malone, Darlene Martin, Lee Mather, Gail Mathias, Charloife McCaslin, Judifh McCumiskey, Margaret McGee, Robert McKenzie, Penny Mealey, Loleen Mechanik, Deanna Meyer, George Miller, Margarei Mills, Gloria Mitchell, Carolyn Mitchell, Kiefh Monroe, Myrna Mood, Edward Moomaw, Marcile Moore, Sharon Morris, Arlene Morris, Mary Fran Mundell, Marsha Nakaolna, Katherine Needens, Carol Neff,Judi1h Ness, Virginia Niccoli, Pele Nichols, Janet Oliphant, Neva Olson, Elaine Pelz, Leola Pepper, Lynne Pfenning, Beverly Pfenning, Nancy Phillips, Donald Phillips, Janice Pickles, Jeannine x ' Sv .ng RN- -if 0117 Jura :OW 3 oi -71111 ,Q , Polson, Barbara Pomponio, Micki Pope, Judith Price, Gary Prince, Gale Progar, Arthur Prostak, Victor Radetsky, Carol Ramirez, Mary Ann Ramsburg, Patricia Redman, Terry Reigel, Janice Riley, Verna Roberts, Ellen Road, Barbara Rotello, Joseph Rowley, Shirley Rudofsky, Gerard Runlile, Barbara Russell, Clyde Salisbury, Kathryn Sanders, Collins Schamp, Larry Schleiger, Timothy Schroeder, Robert Schwartz, Sondra Seeman, Charles Seyfer, Donald Seyfer, Ronald Shmugar, Ann Short, Marilyn Silcatt, Carol Slattery, Joanne Smith, Sandie Smith, Sandra Smith, Sharon Smith, Sydne Jean Soverns, Shirley Spear, Lavine Sperling, Morton Stafford, Susan Stamm, Kay Steers, Marilyn Stehle, Alex Steinmark, Sandra Stewart, Gene Stierle, Ingrid Stone, Merna jfs 'V A V N i , 67 ,,nlr Q-v Y? fin! 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X C? if J Swim, Charla Jean Tangye, Judith Tangye, Roy Taravella, Janice Tepper, Rosalie Thomas, Blaine Thomas, Michael Thompson, Lois Thompson, Norma Tilsley, Gloria Tilton, Roberta Tolone, Robert Tomlinson, Bernice Truiillo, Lucille Ungehire, Margaret Valentine, Corl Van Wert, Joan Vasquez, Raquel Vigil, Judith Vilhauer, Lonna Vote, Carol Wagner, Jacqueline Wandry, Dean Ware, Bonnie Weber, Diane Weiner, Richard Wendelin, Lynne Widener, Sharon Willis, Donald Wilson, Shirley Windsor, Karen Wisehart, Harold Woerner, Mildred Walther, Gail Wood, Edward Woods, Anne Woodson, Tena Wright, Anita Wyman, Charloa Yaw, Judith Zesch, Sheila Zimmerman, Carol Zimmerman, Clair -C' Allen, Marilyn Archer, Wilma Bainfer, Geri Barnhart, Judy Bauer, Donna Belgin, Joyce Berg, Margaret Bernard, Davila Biner, Barbara Blair, Dennis Bobeck, Gloria Bradley, Janet Branham, Ed Brienza, Georgene Brown, Connie Bruce, John Burn, Befly Campbell, Judy Capra, Marilyn Carpenter, Bonnie Ca rr, Joyce Casagranda, Ida mae Cecchine, Marlene Chilxon, Nina .ff Christopher, Danna Creason, Sharon Crump, Jeannine Darling, Sharyle Davidson, Helenaw Dedrick, Sue Delisa, Diana Dennis, .lack Dietz, Sylvia Dirlxs, Sharol DiTolla, Gloria Donham, Marilyn Drazich, Sherron Dugan, Diana Dunham, Mary Lee Eberle, Sharon Edmond, Fred Ferguson, Barbara Fiscus, Mary Jane Forman, Barbara Gibson, Charles Green, Ronnie Greenfield, Dallas Greensfein, Carole Greensfein, Sandra Hacker, Jean Hagen, Harry Hamilton, Pal Hannum, Shirley Hanson, Sharon Harding, Ann Harms, Mary Hathaway, John Hawkins, Harvehe Haynes, Roger Haze, Jay Hechi, Kennelh Hefner, Judy Heinz, Sunda Herrin, Dorothy Hill, Dorolhy Hirsch, Celia Hochmufh, Carol Hosack, Donna Hotchkiss, Sheila Howard, Beverly Hufford,Jane1 Hurd, Patty P i S5 ' , .as A Y 1 id -5 'U' -I' ,ty l PIP Y f' , , 'i hs. 'uf Y,.4-up Huriy, Virginia Jackson, Gary Jacovefia, Charleen James, Norma Johnson, Joyce Jolly, Joy Jurafa, Roger Kaiser, Connie Kasiler, Beverly King, Andie King, Mary Knofi, Judy Kramer, Joyce Landers, Donna Landon, Janet Langston, Rose Ann Lathrop, Judy Lewis, Laura Lifvak, Simi Lund, Ronald Magor, Steve Maine, Bill Malcis, Chester Mankcff, Joni Marcus, Carole Marlin, Alza Mather, Karen McDonald, Pat McDonald, Paf Mclore, Sandy Meier, Kay Meizinger, Marianne Miller, Genevieve Miller, Karen Mills, Karen Moon, Judy Mora, Olivia Murdy, Jack Murphy, Sharon Nail, Shirley Nail, Woodrow Nelson, Neil Nielsen, Charlohe Nargren, Kent Navift, Barbara Olson, Judy Overholl, Diana Palmer, Loretta Parks, Jim Pasternaclt, Elaine Paulson, Carol Peabody, Cynthua Percell, Carol Perdue, Lelane Phelps, Dianne Pribble, Anne Price, Clarissa Priesl, Pal Radefslxy, Merna Raw, Rosalie Ray, Darlene Renlce, .lack Richtel, Sherry Repp, Annette Roach, Leslie Rose, Donna Rosen, Roberta Ross, Elinor Rotello, Marcella Rynning, Pai Sanchez, Helen Sanchez, Ivan Sanchez, Melvin Schaeffer, Phyllis Schmuizler, Marcnelle Schneider, Edward Schoeberlin, Marilyn Scoit, George Shanahan, Susan Shelton, Sharleen Shepherd, Claudia Sheppard, Pearl Sibley, Richard Sigea, Deanne Simpson, Sharie Sfafford, Patsy Siephenson, Sheila Sfoui, Karen Sullivan, Sharron Swartz, Allen Swariz, Mary Lynn Takahashi, Linda Thomas, Helen Truiillo, Loreffa Umberger, Larry Vasquez, Raquel ix' KM ' Wagner, Gail Weller, Charlotte Wenclorf, Elissa Wilcox, Wendy Yoshimura, Musashi Yeada, Kathy Zambrano, Connie Zarlengo, Joann Zelinger, Evelyn Zolanek, Marlene ' ,xi .3 F' wt la 42 ..,- Y , nf. J-9' Although the decisions you make con- cerning your high school activities may seem insignificant and unimportant, they will become the foundations of your future interests and ambitions. They are the decisions that mould your character in later life and determine whether your interests lie in medicine, education, or in any other profession. Here at North you will find an organiza- tion which can benefit you in the future. Many doctors, lawyers, laymen, and businessmen are former members of North High clubs. Not only are these activities educational, but you will find many hours of enjoyment and relaxa- tion through them. In these activities you have been given the opportunity to experience pleasure and also to learn. Whether you do or do not take advan- tage is up to you . . . FOR THESE ARE .b ,V ,Qi l:,.kxJi.. vbt. 'M Q . vrrf , - V' 5 ' ..n.1.f3. ' I - . few 4 A . Y' A -QM 5 33' . w .fp E . ' 3:53 V ,. . 7- - ' 1 ' Y z ' wiv Q11 A -Q LUN-'I QF'-ww .W ig., 1 t mp? ' ,. -g -,mfg uf-, W xfflg . ,.-Q, X 1, -1 .Q fJ X ' kb' . 1 lw -- ' 'A -GOD H4E.f.f'- iw. Q5 ir f if f V 1, -f -3 1 M W 1 i :M wg, A ,, ,.,., ,,,,,,..,, . 1.Y,L, N, , M- H. s qi :gag 15 P 'xv 8 r - ' ' ,Q . K - . 'K I i ' . . K gnuunnw- W I , x Q.. , . 6 , 1 in . 'f M v r. .J 11. X-. Y L J in at I tv. an Q l Q. All School Officers .4 ' CAROL ROTOLA RAY CORBETTA Presidenl 5eU9'U'Y MARIANN SMALDONE HAI- KNOTT Treasurer Vice Presidenf Student Council Democracy in action is the Student Council. Being enlarged this year, the organization can do an even better job. 'hug Student Council develops a closer co- operation among the faculty, students, and the community of North High. Lunch hour movies, several sport dances, and school elections were some of the jobs of student council this year. .fg-.P '-s- lmportant business, and strictly confidentiallll BACK ROW, left to right-Ray Corbotta, Jim Garramono, Roy Takahashi, Sharon Evans. SECOND ROW FIRST ROW-Mary Ann Smaldone, Freddie Thomas, Kenny Ponzio, Joyce Kramer, Judy Knott. Hal Knott, Jacllie Snyder, Carol Rotola, Judy McCoy 7 'Y' M 1.7, T 'Q Y .. uw I. .. 4' ii i nfs CIO Q9 1:9 ! .Aw ' Sins' - Q? BACK ROW left to right Judy Moon Gary Edwards John Claus R ' L d , - , , , onme un , Dick Weiner. THIRD ROW-Mary Scioli, Jacque Snyder, Judy Knott, Joyce Kramer, Sherry Richtel, Deanna Mechanik. SECOND ROW-Jan Engelman, Arlene Loose, Bev Kennedy, Marg McCumsl:ey, Joan Campbell, Ianthea Anclzer. FIRST ROW-Rosalie Raw, Connie Kaiser, Joann Zarlengo, Charlene Macy, Pat Priest. Grade Council Grade Council consists of a representative from each Administrative room. They meet third and fourth periods respect- ively. The purpose of Grade Council is to relay news from Student Council to the entire student body. This procedure also works in reverse. In the form of committees, Grade Council also helps Student Council whenever necessary. BACK ROW, left to right-Darlene Cohen Ray Takahashi Bob Roome Hal Kn tt Ph II' W b , , , o , y is e erg. THIRD ROW-Barbara Suletsky, Gloria Heller, Judy McCoy, Pat Ford, Carol Rotola, Shirley Raclxett, Noreen Nash. SECOND ROW-Georgina Ferrari, Karen Windsor, Pat Miltenberger, Sharon Dewey, Myrna Human, Joan Aldrich. FIRST ROW-Marilyn Lawrence, Dorothy Calerich, Ann Sussman, John DeLancey, Kenny Ponzio, Jerry Sanchez, Sharon Evans, Norma Lucas, Shirley Baldwin. Q-. ff. Q- ,Q iv t7 X Sl ' 49 Lure! 4 A r yg ' 8 'QU s X JE I is N 'fee Presidents' ... is Round Table F Presidents' Round Table is made up of , the presidents of each club. The purpose of the Round Table is to relay news to the members of the clubs, to discuss or propose changes that affect the student body, and to organize clubs into an effective school service. A typical roundtable meeting. BACK ROW, left to right-Fred Condos, Ray Corbetta, Jim Garramone, George O'Brien, Mary Ann Kern, Mierle Laderman. THIRD ROW-Durward VanBebber, Mika Singer, Verna Holtzman, Kathy Jurata, Noreen Nash, Beth Robinson. SECOND ROW-Mary Beth lunge, Yetta Wedgle, Sally Johnson, Ruth Sealy, Joan Shideler, Janet Tiller, Sharon Wakefield. FIRST ROW-Paula Maskin, Georgina Ferrari, Sharolyn Green, Nancy Carroll, Mariann Smaldone, Janet Lawrence, Kay lee Rein. ,G Junior Escorts Junior Escorts are chosen for their outstanding scholarship and dependability. These Junior girls perform at the graduation ceremonies. Their beautiful dresses and graceful walking all add to a lovelier graduation. Al 3 if X VJ' A it 'll' X Alu KJ. H g,, nd 1 L fi 7 f' X lv l, .Jf X - Xl N fi ' ff, X- ' I i . , ty fl? x f Wgfws-J. ,Q is: vig if ,mf- 'YM' 1 f U 'W f 5' 6 ' : V.-if I 4.51 X! fe' E R fi. -' L, I Q1 w if nfilfrii:51:21W21Q1'f'fb-ifgiiz ay ,. ,J -'E N. , AF . fx? gf aw- ' f iL f, 44, 953 if , . 'ff A . ., , ., - . .u....253. gg, Y. W 'ml - w QQ: wi -L f,g.i 1 f.: f ',- V- mn- ' 'FEISKK --M, M y 5 .2 .EM , M L 4, P59 W' af? ma 8 w V? 'li Il 9 -af gf' W w N 1 wr ,P N- .2 Q ,W ,iv Q 25 S , 'sq av wg ? Viking Sisters Viking Sisters are chosen by the fac- ulty representatives for their outstanding grades, activities, and character. These girls act as big sisters to the incoming sophomores and give a party at the be- ginning of the semester in honor of the girl sophomores. 'S ,V ,L E. N. 5,5 1 .' Everyone got into the act! BACK ROW, left to right-Mary Ann Petralia, Beth Robinson, Mierle Laderman, Mary Ann Kern, Charla Humeston, Janet Haring, Joan Follansbee, Vivian Kunze. THIRD ROW-Janet Tiller, Judy Kinnie, Lennette Schoder, Linda Padgett, Mariann Korsick, Diane Silcott, Pat Sarno, Pat Ford, Margaret Lashmet. SECOND ROW- Sally Johnson, Lois Tani, Jean Matsuo, Marilyn Deus, Joan Shideler, Sharon Dewey, Dagniia Berzins, Sherrold Edmond, Carolyn White, Donna Bishop. FIRST ROW -Patty Macy, Marie Koury, Sharolyn Green, Jeanette Tagawa, Sharon Farber, Paula Maslxin, Ruth Sealy, Maridee Holderness, Georgina Ferrari, Jo Ann Otu. -ng... V -...-.,.. 5761 ver.. , A,G.N. OFFICERS-Janet Lawrence, Presidentg Marilyn Hacker, Vice Presidenlg Jean Jew, Treasurer. A,G.N. SPONSOR-Mrs. O'Neill. . 1. so f ' ' - sw 14 l A. V X-A li E4 his . g To ,, .... t ft if - 1 K All Girls of North All Girls of North, A.G.N., has a mem- bership consisting of every girl in North: each one is an automatic member. The A.G.N. officers are elected by the girls in the student body early in the fall. Through- out the school year the A.G.N. sponsors the very successful Mardi Gras Dance and the Mother and Daughter Tea in the spring. Mrs. O'Neill does an outstanding iob as the spon- sor, and gives up much of her own time for the preparation of the different activities. 'I ax ,I ' 1 r in 1 '. 4 A f P 'F Sv h ' v 35,512 ff dx -1 5 T5 sg pdf, 0. li Q, ,pl Z 7 'QYFYE 3 x H., 5 5 A 1, t gi M, , r o A ff y A 4 ' K - x 'S' A- wx M, Q2 4 r, .1 , we -CT., 'fl 3' ' x,,L A' lxw ' . ,. as f 0? ,253 p 1' Irv' Q 9 'Q .. W x , 5 Y' 9 X BACK ROW, left to right-Leland Rudofsky, Bob Miller, Gordon Rist, unidentified, Ronald loving. THIRD ROW-Ronald Rose, Sharon Wakefield, Linette Schoder Roberta Davis, Lynne Wendelyn, Shirley Soverns. SECOND ROW-Barbara Novitt, Judy Raymond, Dagniia Berzins, Joyce Kramer, lela Gilmore Deanna Mechanik, JoAnn Whiteman. FIRST ROW-Charloa Wyman, Ingrid Stierle, Sherrie Barron, Marranne Metzinger, Elaine Wilson, Barbara Regan, Gerrie Housman Norskis Officers . ff!! like J' A H ks, ,f a 3 2 Norskis Any student of North, regardless of his skiing ability, can become a member of Norskis. These students are found on the slopes every available Sunday dur- ing the ski season. They are under the capable supervision of their sponsors, Mr. Krucas and Miss Langhough. All new skiers are welcome and invited to join Norskis. 2 f? 1.7 W s Q C? 3 g 9: 5 - 5.1 Q.. 4-YG' . Sl. Pr 1 1. 'I K J iiiioyi- V x ,- bi. iv K 'rf Q BACK ROW, left to right-Ann Pribble, Mary Beth Junge, Marilyn Hacker, Darlene Davids, Bev Kennedy, Sharon Barrett, Shirley Ciaramelli, Claudia Shepperd. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Smith, Darlene Santangelo, Janice Olson, Helen Lewis, Linette Schoder, Lorriane Koch, Sharon Smith, Kristin Egelance. SECOND ROW-Bev Thompson, Diane Hileman, Janet Nichols, Carol Osborn, Joanne Slattery, Joan Van Wert, Virginia MacFarIand, Shirley Griffith. FIRST ROW-Lorraine Gomez, Morcielle Schmulzter, Harriet Barron, Darlene Malone, Arlene Loose, Pat Miltinburger, Glenda Davis, Ann Sussman. Girls Choir Viking Chorus BACK ROW, left to right-lawrence Jacllson, Ceph Jones, Bob Miller, Allan Lewis, Jerry Nelson, John Barker. THIRD ROW-PorFirio Gutierrez, Durward Van Bebber, Richard Parkison, Edmon Jacobs, Gary Jackson, Melvin Weingart. SECOND ROW-Fred Condos, Dick Clement, Dave Hixson, Tom Spangler, Ronnie Kuhn, Jimmy Kellogg. FIRST ROW-Terry Kelly, Danny Conelly, LeRoy Penna, Lyle Sheperd, Larry Ingram, Dan Hazard. :W ,- 1' fn if' ' Q p. s-,1' W 'Du uf 1 1. f . F IQ' .6'7 'N of The stage gang, hard at work. I 1 N , Stage Crew The members of the stage crew spend many hours outside of school time working on sets, scenery, and preparing for pro- grams. They take stage as a regular class, in which they plan nearly all of the assem- blies. The members are selected from stu- dents who apply to the instructor. Each year they are responsible for the professional looking scenery used in the Senior Play, Christmas Program, and Viking Varieties. Shut your mouth, John! vs ' wg Q XKLQF x X W. 1 f 1' wi, b ' U ,Q -. NIV! 'fy A . if It is v W gh ' w V ' K , 1 NQ Q 2 . 'arvmgsgi s Mi- -3 'z I! 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SECOND ROW-Gwenith Reisbeck, Loleen Mealey, Karen Windsor, Marilyn Steers, Diane Silcott, Judy Werth, Mirlyn Stirm, Barbara Runkle, Bev Wiclistrom, Judy Pope. FIRST ROW-Lillian Trujillo, Carol Radetslcy, Arlene Morris, Geraldine Trujillo, Judy McCaslin, Freddie Thomas, Janice Taravella, Elaine Olson, Charlene Wright, Shirley Rackett. 1 6 ov 1 Mr. ColdwelI's Office Clinic Assistants Monitors Library Monitors Mr. Gorner's Office 67 iv V Senior Play Committee Senior Prom Committee N 19' A.G. N. Dance Committee Committees Viki 9 Vflfienei comminee Homecoming Dance Committee I 7 Co-Editor ....... Co-Editor .,....... Photography Editor Feature Editor . . . Copy Editor . .. News Editor .... Exchange Editor . Reporter ...... Sports Editor . . . Photographers . . . Sponsor ....... North Star Staff . . . .Georgina Ferrari ......Janet Tiller ......Renee Rein . . .Freddie Thomas . . .Beverly Wickstrom ... .Anne Sussman ......Sharon Farber Deanna Dougherty . .Ronnie Damiana ...Ellis Lance, John Moore ..........Mr.Edl.indell The North Star offers the students at North an opportunity to develop the skills of writing and producing a paper. The school newspaper promotes a feeling of interest and inter-school spirit among the student body. The staff has not only learned to produce a paper, but has also had the experience of working together as a group. Valleyries The pep club of North, Valkyries, keeps up the school spirit and good sportsmanship. Valkyries sponsor the Homecoming dance and a Christmas for the aged. The queen and attendants are picked from the senior Valkyries by the football team. They also have a banquet at the end of each year in honor of the senior Valkyries, who are grad- uating. A in 4 T' ,f Y . 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A 1,1 if 55' 3 i SHI h' H , Q Q U 'R x ' 5 G I ' Wwx, .V ' 4 N' if F M 'kj :Jia 5? r .- ! 'Ux Vi 1 Learning the new basketball rules? BACK ROW left to right Joyce Taylor Diane Ottens Vivian Kunze Cora Lee Covello SECOND RO .. , , , W Nazcirenus. FIRST ROW-Ruth Sealy, Janet Tiller, Phyllis Weberg, Audrey Mathes, Glenda Brizendine. Girls 'Athletic Society G.A.S., the Girls' Athletic Society, has the same requirements for membership as S.O.S. G.A.S. holds both a formal and an informal initiation for their new members. In either of the sport clubs, the girls have the privilege of partici- pating in their favorite sports, building better championship teams, and earning the right to wear a letter sweater. Both clubs sponsor the dance on the morning of Color Day. -Judy Raymond, Sally Johnson, Darlene Fishburn Kathy .. r,, N p-1 BU! BACK ROW, leff to right-Dennis Faulkner, Jerry Gilmore, Bill Sealy, Dave Easiis, George Cross, Delbert Harper, Bill House, Les Reseigh, Doug Ward. THIRD ROW -Louis Kingsley, Ronnie Rodeman, Jim Brunkhardf, Tom Roome, Larry Wiberg, Tom Spangler, Ralph Blyfher, Bob Chrisiians. SECOND ROW-Gordon Close, Mickey Mandel, Sam Brown, Mor? Schreiber, Jim Garramone, Frank Allnoh, Le Roy Horn, Dennis Byiher, Eddie Serfozo. FIRST ROW-Ralph Orrino, Bob Roome, Ray Corbeha, Tom Carson, Hal Knotf, John De Siafo, Norman ldleberg, Frank Yamaski, Coach Getsch. Key Club Officers I wifi M 4 we A. -N -. Q .!t' 1 0, ' ,'g A Ou A 1 If ns., Sf' ':1f'o1a vu lt' Jr lf ,v- ' no HMQ, .ewll Key Club The active members. The Key Club is made up of boys showing outstanding scholarship and leadership ability. The club is noted for its annual pickle sale ond it also sponsors assemblies and a dance. The members of the club are active in community and school service. They are sponsored in these activities by the North Denver Kiwanis Club. Each year a few members are selected to go to district and international conventions. One of the main purposes is to help develop leadership and scholarship among boys in high school. A guest speaker, for a change. 4. rib? fl C X 1 'D BACK ROW, left to right-Peggy Johnson, Diane Ottens, Shirley Raclrett, Mirlyn Stirm, Judy Pope. THIRD ROW-Barbara Cox, Marilyn Buchlmo, Dixie Burkhalter Roberta Davis. SECOND ROW-Sandy Carter, Anna Lou Miller, Ingrid Stierle, Shirley Gusperetti. FIRST ROW-Surg. Dockens, Charlene Wright, Charlotte Martin Theresa Easter, Judy Bouslra. v - r IL. , Girls' Rifle Club Officers il r' Girls' Rifle Club The Girls' Rifle Club is made up of girls interested in the correct way of shooting and handling weapons. The girls work for a sportsmanship rating during the first six months. This club holds several intramural meets during the year to promote a feeling of good sportsmanship. f fe '- .. h Q Q Q' . ,f ,. A 'fb . Q' ff Roller Skating Club Officers The Roller Skating Club provides an ex- cellent form of recreation for many of the students at North. The main purpose of this group is for recreation and to give the stu- dents a chance to meet new friends. Once a week they all enioy skating with the other Denver High Schools. During the year, they I also have many out-of-town skating trips. BACK ROW, left to right-Janice laub, Neva Oliphant, Nancy Krause, Jacque Snyder, Pearl Sheppard, Pat Garcia, Louise Zarlengo, Marilyn Capra, Dallas Greenfield, Yvonne Graham, Pat Fagan, Johnny Robison, Mary Miner. THIRD ROW-Charlotte Kimble, Kay lee Rien, Linda Padgett, Barb Biner, Marilyn Allen, Gloria Bobeck, Shirley Arnell, Barb Bloom, Anna Lou Miller, Carol McNassor, Karen McNassor, Pam Powers, Paula Jacobsen. SECOND ROW-Gayle Claus, Jackie Cahill, Glenda Davis, Marcia Kemp, Jeanie Montoya, Marianne Metyinger, Elaine Wilson, Linda Mauro, Karen Martin, Pat McDonald, Judy Deniston, Sunda Heinz, Helen Thomas. FIRST ROW-Dee Lilaklain, Arleen Morris, Marcielle Schmutzler, Jean Pickles, Gayle Bailey, Nancy Carroll, Jean Phillips, Delores Foxhoven, Berma lepper, Marge Giese, Lucille Schiell, Margaret Klingenberg, Jan Hayes, Fran Kunten. W 91 11 ,w,,w 53 5 5 j 3 3 F A kv vm T7 x '4 K -4+ J-.no..f.wMwnm..W, f Z ik I 4 vm U Nw' ' w i Q my 'igi Sf N 44361 IQ u ,, aim' N 4: -f 4 --.feb Cv' Aff Y , 7 A ivfsttrgws . . ,gp J' '. l'2-,Sf:faL? , , AV . ,-,av . -,g ,., .I ,J-'.g Ng. . V ,. W' .-'- '2'.i'5v5,1 4 , ..,, .,., I ,. ., , , , , -7, 3-- FQ 2325. X 1 1' . '.1fiL'f4o ' 1152: Orchesis Girls who are interested in modern dance have a chance each year to try out for Orchesis. Once in this club, the members participate in rallies, assem- blies, Fathers' Night, and Viking Vari- eties. Girls from the other high schools are invited to Orchesis Workshop to learn and develop new techniques in dance. Orchesis Officers BACK ROW, left to right-Mildred Meeder, Marcia Kemp, Mierle Laclerman, linda Padgett, Leslie Mcleran, Diane Silcott. THIRD ROW-Ninette Kestel, Marcia Goedert, Margie Farrel, Marg McCumislcey, Renee Rein. SECOND ROW-Darlene Cohen, Joan Shideler, Myrna Human, JoAnn Ota, Sandra Galbough, FIRST ROW-Marsha Mundell, Susan lelande, Sheri Barron, Dagnija Berzins, Janice Taravella, Paula Maskin. S BACK ROW, left to right-Lynne Wendelin, Margaret McCumskey, Bev Kennedy, Joan Campbell, Sharon Barrett, Barbara Runkle, Judy Yaw, Karen Norgren. THIRD ROW-Carol Rotola, Pat Schleiger, Mirlyn Sterm, Margaret Miller, Shirley Rackett, Alfredo Montoya, Mariann Korsick. SECOND ROW-Dagnia Brozenes, Kay Lee Rein, Judy Hutchinson, Judy Schranz, Virginia McFarland, Janet Shimel, Marilyn Short. FIRST ROW-Jill Newell, Sharon Dewey, Judy McCoy, Penny McKenzie, Jeanette Togawa, JoAnn Ota, Carolyn White, Sharon Evans. What a nice partyl ,-. f Y ,ru ty Spartans of Sport S.O.S. is open to all girls at North who have earned 400 points by partici- pating in speedball, volleyball, basket- ball, and softball. ln addition to this, they must earn 100 more points at an outside sport and pass a skill test. S.O.S. members are initiated through formal and informal occasions. During the year, the club participates in the regular games at North and also have numer- ous outside pleasures. They support the club financially with their popcorn sales. X Don't look so interested! Arent' they cute! Jud' arriving for LJ D Club The D Club is made up of boys who have lettered in any competitive sport, and wish to join. During the year, the D Club members can be seen selling tags on the Fridays preceding games. Also, they spon- sor the annual Color Day Dance, and hold a spring banquet, along with the pep club they try to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship among the student body. BACK ROW left to right Ron Kraxovlch Ray Corbetta Burt Hartcastle Allen Lewis Bob Gettman Ralph Byther, Chuck Brandenburg. THIRD ROW-Jim Ballard Bob Garramcne Jim Brunkhardt Hal Knott Fred Condos John Disiato Leonard Esbenson SECOND ROW-Roger Berdene, Jerry Gilmore, Frank Allnutt, Rich Irvine Norm ldleburg Jim Garramone Jam Harden FIRST ROW Gary Hartley Kenneth Duron Steve Johnson, Denis Byther, Art Durbin, Roy Kaylor, Pat WN' BACK ROW, lefl fo righf-Coach Salen, Danny Thorn, Tom Spang 9- ler, Errol Snyder, George O'Brien, Bob Mariocher, Bob Rich. THIRD ROW-Thurman Moslers, l-UVVY Wibefg, Allen Swartz, Art Progar, Tom Roome, Ronnie Rodeman, Bill Schuler. SECOND ROW-Bob McGee, Denny McColl, Roy Takahashi, les Reseigh, Bob Roome, Ira Ross, Norman Singer, Dave Warlner, FIRST ROW-Kennie Ponzio, Roxie Romine, Bob Schleif, Billy Miller, Mart Schreiber, Jerry Sanchez, Bill Weaver. X Ah ha, we've got her cornered. X., ff, if Q . Cx , A r' X 'bl'-B QQ X 2 5 I Y ' Ji, ' XT? is ,, . R , 5- Q 'bit c, .Q 5 Q gf ,. B xo 'lr Xu gx .fi H S T K Q55 Q2 F Xi X V, I , .xx f ,N X . CJQ XT .tx M i-I K F JE., S, Q cv 'P n x f X SK K' r' x Eff K at 'Sb , f x F T K Q X Y T, 1 7 X TY X T 1 Y D 'Hr ' . Q ' 'liz Eu 4 x '1g x'tq y E9 ' if K 59 1 X ,Rf X L. K 'Q X X Q, JE STP' lctjkgx BQ R X K. xr X 1 X K, X X rf 1: XC , Y , w r Y' kc., We f-'J UZ' 'ax 'flvt C kin , xl- , xv fl Q V .: ' ,v f I3 ' QC CX Lf 'H x if C l f 5 BACK ROW left to right-Roy McCaulley, Mierle Laderman, Shirley Soverns Duane Ottens ic ' I Sh rd Jac ue Snyder Bernie Cohen Vivian Kunze Mike Lieger Rosalie Tepper Arlene Morris Mort Sperlmg THIRD ROW-Judy Lowe, Dorothy Kline, Pear eppa q ' L d Takahashi Shirleyan Labriola Kathy Nakooka Eileen Silverman Shari Simpson SECOND ROW-Sonia Feiner, Paulette Fischer, Hyla Stoole Judy Moon in a d lx M rlene Brooks Marsha Mandell Gail Hanamvra Lily Espalm Gloria Hyman Judy Rosen Mary Lynn Swartz, Barbara Biner. FIRST ROW-Carol Ra ets y, a B' Friedman, Eloise Essen. Andrea King Ellen Roberts, ma Bowling Club The main purpose of the Bowling Club is for recreation, and to acquaint the mem- bers with other students who share a mutual interest, Each year the different bowling teams participate in bowling tournaments among the public high schools. In May they hold their annual banquet and picnic, the new officers are announced at the banquet. ff ' l BACK ROW, left to right-Norma Tompson, Jacque Snyder, Pearl Sheppard, Mary Jane Schultz, Lois Tompson, Barbara Bozman, Pat McDonald, Sue Powers. THIRD ROW-JoAnn Slattery, Gail Mather, unident., Gloria Tilsey, Bonnie Ware, Marilyn Short, Judy Crandell, Jane Dowers, Margi Hands, Sunda Heinz. SECOND ROW-Barbara Novitt, Polly Grant, Mary Mullinex, Marie Gomez, unident., Carol Young, Linda Takahashi, Sue Jameson, Marilyn Jones, Ronnie Olerking. FlRST ROW-Barb Biner, Marsha Mundell, Linda Powder, Marilyn Johns, Ingrid Stierle, Judy Rosen, Sally Jones, unident., Marianne Metzinger, Carol Peters, Donnetta Harper. BACK ROW, left to right-Mr. Koogle, Larry Rayment, Marlene Cecchine, Evelyn Guisinger. Nancy Krause, Joan Van Wert, Norma Thompson, Sherry Ashker, Carol Zimmerman, Gerald Dunitz, Steve Camins, Nolan Zisman. THIRD ROW-Judy Boyd, Roger Romans, Sharon Murphy, Pat Ramsburg, Peggy Johnson, Roberta Tilton, Kitty Belle Leaf, Janet Ballast, Jacque Cahill, Dennis Burger, Gerald Rudofsky, Louise Zarlengo. SECOND ROW-Lloyd La Bate, Karen Miller, Leslie Roach, Kay Gilmore, Cindy Peabody, Lenna ldelberg, Lois Thompson, Sheila Hotchkiss, Carol Maggard, Dianne Phelps, Virginia Hurty. FIRST ROW-Alfred Boer, Glenda Brizencline, Phyllis Schaeffer, Jeannine Pickles, Beverly Howard, Pat Priest, Judy Campbell, Joyce Carr, Simi Litvak, Maryann Arther, Margie Litle, Marilyn Capra. cz: She'll do befter when she starts using the ball. Loose Lewis! Then you add a pinch of self T C? - '-rw .wi- PM 3' BACK ROW, left to right-Barbara Cox, Sharon Bennett, Rogene Wells, Sharon Holtzinger, Beth Robinson. SECOND ROW-Sandy Carter, Neva Ollphant Janet Ballast, Marilyn Zimmer, Carol England. FIRST ROW-Gail Mather, Sharon Widener, Karen Mather, Gloria Riedel. Morning Devotions The Morning Devotions Club meets once a week to ioin together for a short devo- tional period and a song test. The purpose of this group is to develop religious under- standing and fellowship, while providing inspiration for its members, Since the club is interdenominational, students from all faiths are invited to the meetings. Morning Devotions Officers 2 T .fs F5 S7 Pre Med Club 'S The doctors, nurses, and medical re- search men of tomorrow may belong to Pre-Med. Pre-Med probes into the fields of medicine, dentistry, nursing, X-ray, and laboratory technology. Vol- unteer worlc at Denver General, an Annual Banquet, and inter-club pro- Mhmevm,m.,anet grams are some of the activities of Pre-Med. Pre-Med Officers BACK ROW, left to right-Kalman Glovin, Jerry Dunitz, Rafael Frank, Sharon Lambert, Donna Bauer, Mierle laderman. THIRD ROW-Harvette Hawkins, Sylvia Dietz, Shirley Griffith, Marg Berg, Ann Banivida, Margo Cleavenger, Judy Heck, Nancy Krause. SECOND ROW-Carol England, Betty Burn, Pat DeWan, Theresa Easter, Norma Lucas, Sharon Bennet, Shirley Baldwin, Barbara Cabell. FIRST ROW-Elaine Bailey, Sue Dedrick, Don Congress, Barbara Biner, Simi litvak, Judy Dumler, Georgene Brienza, Judy Gilbert. C9 2 ' gp 0 L my l r new Q I if I I BACK ROW, left to right-Leland Rudofsky, Bonnie Ware, Judy Yaw, Sharon Sullivan, Judy Olson. THIRD ROWfPot Rynning, Mil Woerner, Sandy Smith, Beth Robinson, Carol Vote, Jerry McCain. SECOND ROW-Judy Moon, Penny McKenzie, Roxanne Petersen, Kathy Salisbury, Pat Ramsburg, Lois Thompson. FIRST ROW -Yetta Wedgel, Carol Radetslly, Sydne Smith, Hyla Stoole, Ingrid Stierle, Janice Sweet. Those little roscols in the maternity ward sure keep us busy. L 4, ' ' , 4 er I I X Q Future Teachers of America Q2 Students interested in teaching make up the F.T.A. Club. This organization is on a national level with clubs in high schools and colleges all over the U.S. Q F.T.A. members lighten thc load of we H teachers by helping them in many ways. J 'dl' W J JM in One way is by tutoring students who are having trouble with their studies. F.T.A. I has a picnic at the end of each year to honor the seniors who are leaving. F.T.A. Officers BACK ROW, left to right-Lynne Wendelin, Dale Enwall, Charla Humeston, Barb Runkle, Marilyn Short, Judy Yaw. THIRD ROW-Judy Ehr, Carol Vote, Janet Ballast, Barb Bozman, Tema London, Sonia Feiner, Kathy Salisbury. SECOND ROW-Janet Gardner, Paulette Fischer, Raymond lndesh, Roberta Tilton, Bev Wickstrom, Norma James, Joan Van Wert, Kitty Belle leaf. FIRST ROW-eSharon Widener, Gail Hanamura, Bina Friedman, Charlene Macy, Patty Macy, Carolyn White, Toby Wosk. l 51 l E L - BACK ROW, left to right-Margaret Lashmit, Bob Gettman, Bill Sealy, Jaclx Gartz, Doug Ward, Don Bobb, Frank Devine, Sharon Barrett, Bill Lorah. THIRD ROW -Billy Hartman, Phil Hanna, Marilyn Short, Kay Gilmore, Sharon Holtzinger, Allen Swartz, Mary Kearn, Judy Hefner, John Claus, SECOND ROW-Henry Hoshilco, Bonnie Ware, Judy Moon, Linda Tolzahaski, Norman Singer, Neva Oliphant, Pat Sarno, Lenny Waldbarim, Barbara Cabell, Jimmy Kummer. FIRST ROW -'Ronald Rose, Sharon Follansbee, Sandy Smith, Paula Maskin, Penny McKenzie, Tom Carson, Dave Lewis, Kathy Adams, Barbara Biner, Janice Sweet, Mary Lynn Swartz. Math Club The obiectives of the Math Club are to 'mf-H provide a realization of the use of mathe- A ' tif' matics and the fun and understanding in- f volved. To enable the club members to better understand the fascinating subject of mathematics, many excursions, lectures, spe- cial reports, and programs are worked into the meeting agenda. The main purpose, however, is to learn more about the use of the slide rule. The club sold candy canes, before Christmas, as their money-making proiect. BACK ROW, left to right-Miorle Laderman, Janet Ballast, Carol Vote, Barbara Runkle, Sharon Dewey, Dick Weiner, Leslie Mcleran. THIRD ROW-Leland Rudofsky, Charles Swartz, Dale Enwall, Allen Swartz, Norman Singer, Barbara Bozman, Judy Hefner, Linda Takahashi. SECOND ROW-Mary Ater, Raymonde lndesh, .loan Shideler, Judy Rosen, Roberta Tilton, Barbara Biner, Tom Carson, Judy Knott, Harriet Barron. FIRST ROW-Rachel Barash, Marie Koury, Georgina Ferrari, Paula Moskin, Bina Friedman, Arleen Morris, Lily Espalin, Patty Macy. Webster Oratorical Society What was Daniel Webster's first name? Students interested in public speak- ing may belong to Webster. To ioin, a student must pass a tryout which is judged by a committee. Webster spon- sors the 1916 contest. This contest is open to all students interested in ex- temporaneous speaking. Another speak- ing contest which Webster sponsors is the inter-high school extemporaneous speaking contest, Shafroth. The organi- zation also has outside speakers, de- bates, panels, and intra-club programs. International Relations Club 4- , The International Relations Club is de- signed to give students a better understand- ing about other nations. In the club meeting topics of current importance are discussed. Through these discussions the members learn how other countries think and act concerning current world affairs. During the year the members are allowed to attend the State Convention, held at D.U.g and the City Con- 4 v vention, held at one of the city high schools. This year at the City Convention a mock General Assembly of the United Nations was held, and current topics discussed. Selling pennants proved to be a very profitable money-making proiect for this year's IRC. I.R.C. Officers BACK ROW, left to right-'MierIe Laclerman, Sharon Dewey, Mary Ann Kern, Kieth Mitchell. THIRD ROW--Charles Seeman, Barbara Novitt, Beverly Wiclzstrom Barbara Saliman. SECOND ROWASandra DiLorenzo, Sally Johnson, Barbara Bloom, Janet Tiller. FIRST ROW-Donna Bishop, Sharon Imes, JoAnn Bishop ,ie vs' stif f' 4 I r M. '. sc? 5. 1 ...in in Black Masque The drama club of North, Black Masque, is made up of students who are interested in and want to learn more about drama. Black Masque puts on assemblies, rallies and has a big annual production each year. Black Masque Officers BACK ROW, left to right-Charles Seeman, Janice Reigal, Mierle Laderman, Charles Swartz, Doug Ward. THIRD ROW-Mary Mullinex, Sharon Dewey. DCIS Enwall, Ingrid Stierle. SECOND ROW-Joan Shideler, .Iudy Moon, .lo Ann Estes, Bill Maine, Paula Maskin. FIRST ROW-Buddy Miller, Charlene Maq, Patty Macy, Charloo Wyman, Penny McKenzie, lille Espalin. I e ,A ,-.4 1 Q, 1 w 1 4 iw 4- M-EMQQSSVT em is '-fls g2?q4T.w-f,f,.4 1 M, n A 'xi . .A ,H w E QAW' Jw:- IIN BACK ROW, left to right--Nina Chilson, Kay Gilmore, Mary Beth Junge, Mary Ann Kern, Gerald Dunitz, LeRoy Penna, Garden Close. THIRD ROW--Gloria Heller, Karen Miller, Marilyn Dorham, Marilyn Deus, Dorothey Metuim, Noreen Nash, Marilyn Buchlxo, Carol Michalowski. SECOND ROW--Harret Barron, Sally Johnson, Sonia Feiner, Sharolyn Green, Sharon Dewey, Carol Vote, Joan Shideler. FIRST ROW-Nancy Wilkins, Helen Lewis, Marilyn Adams, Connie Brown, Donna Thatcher, Paulo Maslxin, Sandy Stalce. Lyrcs Club Officers Lyres Club The Lyres Club members are accepted after application has been made, and they have a try-out in which the members act as the judges. This club tries to promote a bet- ter understanding of music appreciation and meaning. This year the members each pre- C7 sented different programs on some phase of music, such as jazz and classical, at the regular meetings. The new officers are an- nounced ata picnic held in May. YI BACK ROW, left to right-David Hixson, Porfirio Gutierrez, Durward Van Bebber, Bob Miller, Allan Lewis, Jerry Nelson, Fred Condos, Tom Spangler, Lyle Shepherd, John Barker, Mel Weingart. THIRD ROW-Nancy Wilkins, Roberta Davis, Mary Jean Morris, Beth Robinson, Geraldine Greenburg, Arnold Cordova, Dick Clements, Mike Thomas, LeRoy Penna, Larry Ingram, Noreen Nash, Dorothy Meacham, Jan Engelman, Alison Grigsby, Sharleen Shelton. SECOND ROW-Pat DeWan, Judy Hixson, Judy Olson, Barbara Runkle, Judy Schranz, Carole Michalowski, Joan Campbell, Marianne Metsinger, Harvette Hawkins, Carol McNassor, Karen McNassor, Carol Paulson, Dorene Benson. FIRST ROW-Joan Tsukauoto, Sandra Stahl, Margaret Klingenberg, Lonna Vilhauer, Susan Chipman, Judy Hutchinson, Stella Johnson, Gloria Morrison, Charlotte Kimble, Gloria Tilsley, Jeanne Montoya, Carol Antonnucci, Diane Lines, Anne Woods. Concert Choir Madrigal BACK ROW, left to right-Allan Lewis, Fred Condos, Dick Clement, David Hixsan, John Barker, Melvin Weingart. SECOND ROW-Mary Fran Morris, Carol Michalowski, Noreen Nash, Susan Chipman, Dorothy Meachem, Judy Schranz. FIRST ROW-Sandra Stahl, Margaret Klingenberg, Diane Lines, Gloria Morrison, Judy Berig, Miss Graves. A Y. Pl J., 'mul-Y 1 'Q on W A F 1 l X l M l Concert Orchestra The CONCERT ORCHESTRA performs at various school functions. They put on a con- cert during the school year ancl displayed their talents in assemblies. NORTH is proud of their talent and achievements. Concert Band The CONCERT BAND is on outstonding group in NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. They give time to perform in assemblies, at games, cmd other school functions. The group is mode up of the outstanding musical talent of NORTH. BACK ROW, left to rightfhlancy Krause, Glenda Davis, Marcia Kemp, Clyde Russell, Mierle Laderman, Bob Miller, Ron Loving, Carol McNasser, Pam Powers, Nancy Carroll, Wendy Wilcox, LeRoy Horn. THIRD ROW-Mary Beth Junge, Gayle Claus, Bev Colter, Sharon Wakefield, Barb Bloom, Charlotte Kimble, Karen McNasser, Gayle Bailey, Joyce Johnson, Betty Ratola, Loleen Mealey, Frances Quinlan. SECOND ROWfPat Macy, Sarah Barash, Dagniia Berzins, Judy Raymond, Judy Kinney, Bev Colasacco, Margie Litle, Pat McDonald, Carol McCool, Verna Holtzman, Susan Shanahan, Maryanne Metzinger. FIRST ROW -Terna london, Marsha Mund Il Sh'l S l e , If ey pomer, Ar ene Morris, Joan Shideler, Marcielle Schmeetller, Lucille Schiel, Margie Giese, Sunda Heinz, Helen Santangelo, Naomi London, laura Lewis. ce Skating Club Future Olympic Champions! These athletic ice skaters skate twice a month at DU or the coliseum. One of their projects this year was to work on the ice carnival. The club has only been in existence for two years and has made plans for many future proiects including an ice skating trip to Evergreen. C719 Q x l ., 1 c- ' X. Q5 ' T ng -Q. Q7 T9 T wx rr it ff ...Q Y , g f U-Y 1-s ' ' Q . ' BACK ROW, left to right-Deanna Mechanik, Linda Padgett, Bob Miller, Loretta Palmer, Shirley Wilson. THIRD ROW-Glenda Davis, Virginia McFarland, Diane Silcott, Judy Schranz, Jill Newell. SECOND ROW-Anne Sussman, Loleen Mealey, Karen Windsor, Judy Tangye, Carol McCooI, Jacque Snyder. FIRST ROW- Arlene Morris, Lucille Schiel, Pat Priest, Alfreda Montoya, Sharie Truax. Jazz Club BACK ROW, left to right-Mierle Laderman, Nancy Krause, Darlene Cohen, Rachel Barash, Mary Ann Kern, Clark Denny, Judy Hutchinson, Charlotte Buclrlin, Paulette Fischer. THIRD ROW-Eloise Eisen, Mary Beth Junge, Sharon Farber, Marcia Kemp, Dotty Colerich, Sally Johnson, Mary Ann Caveny, Evelyn Guisenger, Judy Knott, Carol Marcus. SECOND ROW-Sheri Barron, Arlene Heller, Sharolyn Green, Verna Holtzman, Marilyn Adams, Gloria Heller, Barb Bloom, Marie Koury, Georgina Ferrari, Pat Kern, Sandy Galbough. FIRST ROW-Marsha Mundell, Bev Kastler, Marilyn Lawrence, Sandra Greenstein, Lillian Espalin, Janet Lawrence, Simi Litvak, Donna Landish, Gayle Bailey, Nancy Carroll. ,D CJ an V Foreign Language Club Because an interest was shown in foreign lands and in foreign languages a group of V ,, Vikings formed the Foreign Language Club thk yean The memberdnp B comprked of ,K students of German, Latin, French, Italian, and Spanish. The club has many plans and '. . bright hopes for the future. Q v I ll r :g I 'llalll ll I 1 . Q X ' s 'Qllllll L ' 'Nuulggg QIIIIQQ ll ll ll .Ill Qlll alll lil 'h Foreign Language Club Offinc . BACK ROW, left to right-Sharon Lambert Flory Greenwald, Florenzo Gardin Leland Rudofslt , M' l L d V , , y :ere a erman, irginiu Beall, Carol Silcott, Martin Tobin, Unidentified. THIRD ROW-Jacque Snyder, Dianne Phelps, Arlene Heller, Eloise Eisen, Paulette Fisher, Barbara Balrnan, Dorothy Hill, Tena London, Marilyn Steers. SECOND ROWWML Sachs, Sheila Hotchkiss, Raymonde Indesh, Mary Ann Petrolio, Rita Gutierrez, Simi Litvalr, Pearl Saper, Rachel Barash Sharie Simpson, Mary Lynn Swartz, FIRST ROW-Carolyn Fabrizio, Ann Shmugar, Anne Sussman, Arlene Morris, Janice Taravella, Lily Espalin, Judy Gilbert, Barbara Biner, Anna Mae Keisinger. cific S. cl 'I i at JI, f ...ov BACK ROW, left to right-Sandra Carter, Kay lee Rein, Rogene Wells, Joann Sawtell, Anne Woods, Carol Silcott. THIRD ROW-Sally Johnson, Sharon Follansbee Janet Ballast, Beth Robinson, Norma James, Beverly Wickstrom. SECOND ROW-Jean Phillips, Gail Mather, Shirleyan labriola, Judy McCaslin, Sydne Smith Carol England, Janet Tiller. FIRST ROW-Gail Hanamura, Sharon Widener, Marilyn Zimmer, Gloria Riedel, Marlene Zolanqk, Sharon Swartz, Sharon Kirkegaard Donna Bishop. A very interesting meeting? 1 J ...fi fs Girls Hi -Y Girls Hi-Y is a service club at North, which, through the course of the school year, performs many tasks. They not only make layettes for needy families, but they also enjoy an annual tea and banquet. Many other enjoyable events are held during the year, and each member procures, through this club, much knowledge and service. X XXXXXXX XXX XX X ul'- Niki ii A sisifg if A .ji4?Y Q,?-fi' k' s,,,, Wryesm Reserve Officers Training Corps www: Q ,CAS I A ' zu if, lf A 'z I 5 ,F -Y i ROTC Rifle Team Reserve Officers Training Corps - or ROTC as it is more commonly called -is helpful to the graduate as he enters his service training. Good citizenship and a variety of subiects including map reading, first aid, marksmanship, weapons, and basic military service tactics are stressed. Various social activities and inter-school competitions take place throughout the year. Each year a Military Ball is held. NORTH HIGH SCHOOL ROTC has an outstanding Drill Team and Rifle Team. 572.5 Hey, you're on the wrong foot! J L Annie get your gun Where'd the Maior go? uf 4 4 1 1 as ,v Honorary Cadets 'Z XXX Q -4 n n 2 2 cs I D W D- XX 1 f' x ' 1- 1-' .' WN I said at ease, not collapse! lm! Lvl? In the past years that we have spent here at North, we have been faced with many decisions. Some of these decisions may seem trivial as we look back. One of the most important decisions we have had to make has been the decision to elect our kings and queens. The Vi-Queen and Vi-King were chosen by the Annual Board. They were judged on fly service to the school, C2j grades., C35 leadership, C4-I citizenship, Q55 outside of school activities, and f6Q if the person gets as much recognition as he or she deserves. They were truly the people behind the scenes at North. The choices of Vi-Queen and Vi- King have been very hard decisions for the members of the Annual Board . . . FOR THESE ARE NINUHWIENTIFS GUNIF HUDXIEIGCIIISIINUIJN . Cx lerle Jli!PI ll1l1lI VI- Q ueen x N 52:- N N. .Q W3 f as 'Rim bf Q R..--M div f 5 , v-'Nh . W B-1 -.5 Nga ' 5 iv .. EYE Y! ' x 1' 'L ' V . - v s 'W -surf P v ' A ,M .'if 1' I I v Ng' . Q 0 ' sv. ' fe- i .Hg 'I' wx yu 2' wx 4 ,.1 ffl-1. , . i' . . Q M., -w..,M Q . N KQV A lfl L i ff, Y? Homec J' 'wmxff' . , ff A 'Q t f , UM on J as x Sharon Dewey D u Umemming Ubvluy HIIIIIEEIIHIIIIII HTTEIIIIHIITS Judy McCoy QPF-1 y ' K 1, fri f H Q V- and MMIFBMBQ Senior Prom Queen nda i fig - Qlferzfb bu l!'PIfl SEIIIHR PRIIHI HTTEIIIIHIITS eri B A ...WM ,HM ., , ., , .JRR X Vw ., 0 A ki J FC EF if X Collins 1 umn lfurizii A. G. N. Queen Hx 32? h t' 5 1, - wi. Margaret Mclfumlskey Junior Attendant Lela Gilmore Sophomore Attendant Maryann Adducci Senior Attendant Beverly Parks Senior Attendant Q5 ur i ru il.li.I1.HTTEIlllHllTS Bonnie Ware Junior Attendant Gayle H u f f Sophomore Attendant Decision is a basic structure of competi- tion. Innumerable athletic contests hal- ance on this phase of judgment. This is a portion of athletics not noted from the grandstand although signs of it are evident. Insignificant as it may seem, its importance rates with that of a key block, deceptive footwork, spectacular catch, and synchronized stroke of the hat. This phase of decision is handled in different ways in different situations. In some, by the quarterback, the catcher calling signals, the wrestler waiting for the opportunity for a pin, and in all situations the coaches. Lastly, it is a de- cision for every individual in this fieldg a decision in which you decide if you want to be a part of tradition here at Northg a decision that accompanies a student through this medium of ath- letics . . . FOR THE E ARE 4- .sl- SSH 11: J- ,Ur -H+ T-.5 L X .vi :iv RAY CORBETTA Back lx I' I 'Q s I '. Kg, Q HA L K NOTT Tackle X. Y- A I ll! JIM GARRAMONE End RICH IRVINE End l Y . .. Irie if fb--T..- GEORGE 0'nRlEN Tackle All-City All-Metropolitan All4Stuto All-American Team W. L. East 8 0 South 4 4 Manual 4 4 NORTH 3 5 Q West 1 7 Football EAST North's first game in league play was a bruising, high scoring game against the East Angels who de- feated us in a final score of 26-19. After winning the next 3 games North went against an undefeated Angel team to lose in another bitter game by a slim margin of 'I2-6. A tight defensive game. nm,-,L ,,,,,, -YJ ,,,- ---A Corbetta bucks his way into South territory. SOUTH The North Vikings went one for one with the South High Rebels. Poor ball handling and blocking marred the offense in the first game, leaving a final score of 13-6, in favor of the Vikings. The second time around, a greatly improved South team met a group of Vikings, down hearted by the previous loss to East and defeated the Vikings 19-0. JERRY SANCHEZ Guard JOHN DQSIATO lack THURMAN MASTERS Tackle ., 5,-.ft Vi . 1 Corbetta is dropped after a short goin. ART PROGAR Guard RON KRASOVICH lack All-City . ul! K X91 ,F QF -.M.-q :rv an Q 1 i P avg 3: .4 1 rf Q JERRY GILMORE Back r K LES RESEIGH Tackle ., x 1 4 .. F ..+ ' '- r .-. V , x . X1, , JIM DQROSE Guard WY: . . 5 5 ,. .xf,5,N',, 3 Q A3 -4,4 'fs' 'X iz- -+A - 'y.f1k.5q Q,'5--A' . , ' ,qL1.. Q . E BOB ROOME Guard V il . l BOB MARIACHER Center s 'V ,P Tom Roome grabs Manual player MANUAL The first Viking-Manual game was one of the finest defensive contests of the league season. The only score in the game came in the first half. Ron Krasovich broke over center for a long gain to the Bolt's 28 yard line. A pass from John DeSiato to Krasovich carried to the 6. Corbetta then carried to the one, and on the next play scored on a center plunge. The first game was certainly no indication of what was to happen in the second game. Perhaps the Viks felt the effects of their previous loss to the South High Rebels, or maybe it was Marvin Oliver who had been moved to the Manual bcckfield, that led to the score of 38-12, Manual over North. Durbin up-ended in Manual game H51W4?Q 4 x J ' , W gfiM1 W . , ' A lc 1 4. ' 'VII-'tl Mariacher and Progar bring down a West player. WEST North's Homecoming game proved to be a vic- torious one for the Viks. Blaine Riley and Captain Ray Corbetta cashed in the two touchdowns along with fine offensive blocking by fullback Ron Kraso- vich. Ron English climaxed a West drive with a T.D. The conversion was blocked by George O'Brien. The second game was a hard and bitter battle. It was a real heartbreaker for the Viks to lose such a game by a score of 21-20. Both teams suffered from penalties which caused touchdowns to be called back. Although we lost, it was one of the finest games played by the Viks all season. Krasovich is touchdown bound. 1 .i 1. , it e . v . , -.tn - 1,,.t,N mm-...fwfu N1-mf, -vwamnmmkMQnrwtw E 14 A., '. I 1 T ff 1 I Lf -file' ' . .N , 'fvflf' 1 ' ' ,..E.'-1'-,I 1 V . TOM ROOME End I, JTCFZ' M f., ART DURBIN Back 4 - . v- mlm. BOB McGEE lack T Lf . WA , . GARY HARTLEY Back xi T J t, uhhh .T 'Ti ,F X rl l' f. f ROY TAKAHASHI Tackle 252.-s i ' . l Q 'Fi' f BLAINE RILEY Bock 4 B Q -, Yi vie X 4 d'vg,s5-. XX Q 'K L .. ,,g.S- '7' Y L: ' 1 - nk 11 ' 1-1 .3 -Ir ' ' , IVAN WI DOM Tackle RON RODEMAN lock BOB GETTMAN Conhr ' l V g '., -. ' 1 ,Q ::af L. t Fri if if . A 2 ERROL SNYDER End DeSiol'o felled from behind A crushing tackle downs South player. I e A- A l ' K rl U 11 f 'A - V f- 4' f--,. .,., . 3 ' t - P: BOB RICH ' Tackln if Ken Ponxio, Tom Spangler, Jim Ballard and Ira Ross. 4 , If Jatfgyfxm 5. gk-T -w ,V 3.51. A j',g:+f1il. V. E, , L U ' Vs. 'fm m liii. i 5 4' ' H.- 1.1 1 ' I'-ll DENNIS Ml:CALI. Conlor fi 4 ,P ' , ..,.4' - -. K N, - A t ,,','YA 5l ': fb i- I 'I' 1 51, L',1fii39 WffZ??i'.4 f m pg-,Z - A , ' X LARRY WIBERG Buck Reseigh brings West player down. Krasovich drives for a long gain. W BOB GARRAMONE End ? A , I 1 H. 3 , : I ' .. 'T 'Y A ' hx 'M'i -- 1 H BURT HARDCASTLE End A 23-25 match standings told the story of the 1957 tennis season. Considering the lack of exper- ience we did relatively well. From this season's record turned in by the sophomores and iuniors it can be anticipated that we will be strong contenders to take away the crown from the East High Angels in the near future. Sophomore Scllleif slams o return 4 Golf This years' North Golf team was certainly not as strong as it has been in the past. We finished fourth with a I-3 record. Next year will be a big iob of rebuilding, in that this year's team was filled with seniors. Ron Ratkovich was elected by the team as the captain of the squad. I 957 Golf Team Ratkovich swings hard 'T l l P , fx T ' z ' 1 -ff-5 A ffm ' xx , , ,AN . . .!, xi '..J. .7-'-glilsiif 3' J' ,323 jig ,w X Basketball Coach Salen and his associates produced a fine Co-City Championship basketball team this year. It was the first time in nineteen years that North has dominated the city roundballers. It was the team as a whole, working and cooperating together, that shared the championship berth with Manual. Our season record in the city was 6-2 and an over all record of 'l7-4. Dave Eastis, star center, received many individual honors which he well deserved. It was a fine season for the Viks, one that can be remembered for a good many years to come. Hollis drives for two against East Team NORTH Manual South West East FINAL STANDINGS W 6 6 5 2 'I P Q 'F ix s O , ga Sul s sf. 6.1 A Af X X 1 I X4. f ,,, 'Y .g - r F 'I x if Z, 43 9 ,W -4.017 Q .peegafi . 'Jr ,p..' V' ,5 fr if' A 99:11-W f, A . . I Ki 2335'- Q' W QE is Q 'V fi Q fm Wrestling Olson works on his man in the state meet. During the 1957 wrestling season the Vikings worked their way through the season with three wins and one loss. They entered the city wrestling tournament with high hopes. The Vikings ended the tournament with four all-city wrestling cham- pions. Burton Smith took the ll2 pound division with Gary Hartley gaining a decision over his man in the 120 pound class. Jim Harden, wrestling at 133 pounds, and Roy Kahler, wrestling at 154 pounds, also gained decisions over their men. The North Vikings entered eight men in the state tournament. Bob Olson, wrestling at 95 pounds, went to the quarter- finals and then was defeated. The other wrestlers were defeated earlier in the tournament. Mickey Gonzales, a reserve, earned his varsity letter by placing in city competition. Coach Klune offers condolence. , -,- wg- --. Q , K J 1 A . Bob Olson Jim Harden sh H if Dave Lewis Burt Smith W7 ,J . Ransom Schley Art Progar Y E if-W 1 ...NY .41 L l Collins Sanders The 1957 Varsity Wrestling Team -r--r Ralph Orrino Gary Hartley ,A e 4 Rowy Kohler Ken Hecht NURTH r 11 . ' f-'RESHINY' 10 1 5 4 .f 4 ffl ns' V 1 K ,f J 'K fb ' '1 K . X' N 5. if 'T Q , Q f ,F .172 :ii --duly: an fn , A ..-wmv-2 M ww f . , -- -gf.-WF' U- ggi :..:.. . .H r, f 11? 1 1 if ff, -- ' 3. '- ' ' 8' fx x Swimming i Bill Miller, city record holder. Chuck Brandenburg, city record holder. t This year North saw one of the strongest swim teams perform outstandingly in competition. Strong as we were though, we could not take the city or state championship. The mermen finished second, a few points behind East, in the city, and second behind a very powerful Cheyenne team in the state. Outstanding individual swimmers were Chuck Bran- denburg and Bill Miller. Chuck holds the city and state record in the breast-stroke event and Bill holds the city record in the 200 yard free-style event. Senior Bill Miller, Chuck Brandenburg, Jerry Sanchez . ,mb i is Norm ldleberg Erral Snyder The 1957 Viking Baseball Team will probably be handicapped this L year by the loss of many lettermen. The team is exceptionally strong XZ defensively but the hitting is only fair. If team spirit is kept up and an 4 ample amount of school spirit given, the team should be a top con- tender for city championship. .lim Brunkllardl' Blaine Riley it si' Jerry Gilmore Bob McGee Art Furuiye Gary Hartley LeRoy Serck Gary Welch Don Biros Jack Skeen -.. ldleberg scores tie breaking run. McGee's safe at first! Track Coaches Ed Getsch, Don Evans and Joe Klune are in the process, of developing a strong track team. This years' team is comparatively inexperienced since they have only two returning lettermen, Art Durbin and Bill Weaver. The track team is the basis for one of the biggest school events of the year, Color Day. This is a meet between all five Denver High Schools and an opportunity for all boys to develop themselves into fine athletes and good competitors. The 'I957 Track Team it ...iw The bunny hop? -s i nt A ' 4. V ky. 'YEL mf' if 4.,,,....f-A---1--W 1. ' 0-L I Bottoms up! HeIp! wh' V llGi-Gu Cheerleaders Q BACK ROW, left to right-Judy McCoy, Bob Talone, Allan Lewis, Marge McCumiskey. FRONT ROW-Sheri Barron, Gi-Gi Steinmark, Sandy Sfeinmork. racks rolla hacks Iacka The purpose of sophomore athletics is to ease the transition of a boy moving from junior high sports to varsity competition. It develops basic fundamentals and team spirit so very necessary to be a participant in the Denver High School Athletic Program. Sophomore Sports The J 519' 431 The l957 Sophomore Basketball Team The 1957 Sophomore Baseball Team f,zJiz '4,,xgQ?5, , - 1 J-9. f fm -- ' ' ' ' ,'Z4',4M6 - - 1 'f .m1'-S.s1fa.lf Q 7 W x .1 1 1 ' 1 ifagi F, l 'Q ,T - 1 ,r l 3 L 'lf-if ' ' - 1' .1 1 IJ .A 5 1' s,',', ' I ,lv I I Q , I l 1 f Q 5 A v'v'hXfl' he any a,,,, 0 ' 'Q ' Q Al' Shim ag . K 1 . ,r ,gk Aw, J' 6 it , YV 1 alma, , ff .ff , .' 'f' ff if-2. lx -0 ga- + L' .. a A . 'Al . :ff ' wa H 5 K 4 Q 7' P' ' , ' if A --1 f 9 A I. I , -I ex in ' 2 hangs ' rf l .15 43 0941 l ffm I . i , ' 4 J . is xp, If R. bv- This year's Viking Mentors staff has contributed greatly to the fine standings of our teams. All work surprisingly well together in turning out top teams. They are to be commended for the many hours they devote to athletics here at North. COACH DON HIX Golf ASSISTANT COACHES DREITH AND LEYDEN Varsity Coaches s X COACH DON EVANS Football i i i COACH DON MARTIN Tennis ,ly I 'iii L l COACH JOE KLUNE Wresfling COACH MIKE WILLET Baseball COACH ED GETSCH Track COACH BOB SALEN Basketball COACH ED LIN DELL Swimming Girls Sports A 0 sve' ' nz xi. v Miss Sarah Lehman 1 X 1 N 4.1 D u ' X -x 'X C. , V , -2 , JN ix TN bk X L C , f f 'ay x , 1 .!U Ij'j jx A ,fa Q OXXOW so w, ,L A , I ll -J!! fy' V-- xi Mrs. Marian Weiser 05496. Mrs. Martha Gray Every year girls can enioy four after-school sports. They are speed- ball, volleyball, basketball, and softball. The games are officiated by members of the girls' sports clubs. These games promote good sports- manship and teamwork. 'raw Miss Betsy Wright During your years here at North you have faced, at various times, moments of decision. These decisions ranged from the deep frustration of selecting the following semester's courses to the minor decision of choosing the ap- propriate clothing for the day. But there have also been innumerable occa- sions in which you have been free from the pressure of schoolwork and responsi- bilities, for high school days are filled with pleasant memories which linger long after you pass through the portals of North. Your leisure time has included events in which you have encountered sad and joyous moments in games, dances, highlight assemblies, rallies, and jovial heydays. In the years to come, you can look back and recall the mem- orable events in which you have partici- pated during your leisure time . . . FOR THESE ARE V4 MOMENTS WF mmsmww Homecoming Holiday lain and u miss! 0 W W W H 1 I v J U. V We isn't boshfull Forward charge! Queen for a day! . N.. 14 Grab your partner , . . swing 'em round! fl! 5 . 'Hx M 'Furthermore, if elected I promise to Whatcha lookin' fer, iniuns? v m .1 'xgisk ' '54 x., u ,4-0 th Heaven 5 I 1 1 Help! I'm hypnotized! We could have danced all night! ke! Isn't that carrying the Easter hat business foo far? QQ ' Y, Le Mardi Gras Check and double check! , 'r Sheri and Ugghh 7 Q Sophomore Sock Hop rf Southern Exposure! Boo Bop The bunny , . ,.Ig' If s 41' Yi x f 4 E Y 1 . In R 1 Q p . 'g .ns- 4 . 1 Nl ,mu . 1 1 .ri A., - f 'mf L . J . . nf , . , . ., :fl-.1.w5y1y'v,:L5' 'A' ' 1 JJ- 13:52 -3 gif'3x.'I 11 WV' '1'::g1Hl 4 x.jfgy':l TK-5 9 1 '-L mia 'w,fh:l,gq'+ N 'wiy21L3....f3 6... . .EY -K .NIU-V.,1w'.h,1!?,, 1 ' XM ? 7146- Q,-: 'f.Q J 1::',S,L..I.g'. pg X- ff lv f'fn'w'i41if,' J .. . .,, ,,.,, , 'J , W' fl ,,1' 5' x 0.6.5, 4 3 -1 ,-,-4 4 ff' Melody Mother Father . Laura .. .. Jennifer Francie Ken .. . Stretch .. . Leon .. . Kathy . Bruce .. Elaine . Gary .. Senior Play of '56 N 99 Melody Jones CAST .. .... . . . .Judy McCoy Esther Borenstein . . . .Bruce Saunders Mierle Laderman . . .Beverly Parks . .Sharon Dewey . . .Larry Shriner . . . . .Allen Lewis . . . .Doug Ward .....Patty Ford . . . . .Leland Rudofsky . .f. Sharolyn Green . . . .Charles Swartz Zllff? L MeIody Jones, the story of a young girl's laughter and tears was presented by the semor class on November 'I6-'l7. Concert Choir Q A GirI's Choir Christmas Season .....-f 5L-'-- X ,nf -k :fmgffp , U- ? K- ,V 4 1 .g, k 1-, Q , , fm , ,SX f P in Wife :.1 2. Y H. s. -- vw AL- vw ? . + fa 'SU2 ' J n T51 Q-'ff vw,--.5 1, Q.- .-if . 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I U . ,N ex.. 1. . .Jr .- M .4. . -, . .Trips r- f x - ,.u',f Q Q wx 1 5 1 L' .Ii 5 , ,al P if N95 Jin xx ' -f 1 n V 'biffl' ff .-' K 32 1 x :K ' QL 5,- x 1 2 X' N, I I . VN 44 , .Y I AV! .M 5 A I , 1 5 'W r.,. l Sf. fi r 5559 1 'aff 1, A v . ,lv-1 L w .2 ,J J class wosn'f meeting in the library! sf? L. 'E ve EQZQE5 .H -N26 -5 SP1-:V ' 15. ,J M52 'fizgf QV. -fa. '. gm.-.--wg -. M. v . .aw ' u x 'L .-.gf , if? , J, Q I fb,-EIL-. ' WA 4.91 ' , M T7 ,, ,L 6 if' 2? , . I J' 3 3 , gf. 2, N . gk J :Lf t img, gifs fa, ,Q Q!! 1 4 N Q Q 2.1 4. vi x. U W. I 13 l ! 'wr -3 Qu ' ifiV1j 'ggff43 as yyve-7 1' Yr fgsigiff f li ' 'f' ' 12 'T ' if 1 ' M, -1 mi? ln D A 4 U Q -L 1' ' .1 ff .gig L 1 - V ,-...L F ,J qw Y r-a A-up ,, ,Vg .,,.-' -'NE ' 1' .tf 9-J --1. fm ' , m , .,,,,m.,, 5 A if A AWA 1 I '-me ' Jn, ' UU W. 1 i Jn., X M Q, x .G '-1 'ff H. -3-'F 25' Q P . fi A -M-Haw .:,, ' v A . V :PE -' rx- w,ef.-..m?W H'3e.'v.wv' x 49' r , ? ,, MQ I fi E r .r-1 .. 1...- i fy S - L X 'Z 3 7. ,...----1 r s ! 2 ' i ww-v ., r - 1 J' f--f-- 1' I f FT - 5. 'f V l? 5 -9 5 i ? 4 ,.. E p,,,,w.5...,,,Af.w,v5.,q lauvkwwklvnbvwv 0 L- A f' ........4.......----M n au 'Q' 'i 'rf 5' F ,-,.., -nl '- P, A Y',1 14: rl: gg 'pf 'inf 55 'Af P' ' x :QSC 4 4 ,nf , 1 . , 5323 B s. Sain SS!! BB Ui! HW HB6 FB 853 82' 5938 Calendar of Events l' '--4 'V 4 fl1g.1,-,'... pw-.H .. Sally Larry Patty Mr. Lindell Rogene Millie Dag Sharon Carol Penny Betty Pearl Editor ........ Assistant Editor. . . Introduction Editor Faculty Editors .... . . . Senior Editors. . . .lunior Editors. . . . Sophomore Editors .... . Organizations Editors .... Royalty Editors .... . Sports Editor .... Sports Board .... . . .Sally Johnson . . .Larry Wiberg .. . . .Pat Macy . . .Rogene Wells, Mildred Woerner .Dagniia Berzins, Sharon Dewey . . .Penny McKenzie, Carol Vote .....Bet1y Burn, Pearl Sheppard . . . .Joann Estes, Judy McCaslin . . .Sheri Barron, Janet Shimel . . .John DeSiato .Dagniia Berzins, Norm Idleberg, Allan Lewis, Larry Wiberg Student Life Editors ...... Roberta Davidson, Mercedes Casteneda Photographers .... ........ E llis Lance, Sponsor . . . Allan Lewis, John Moore .. . .Ed Lindell The Annual Bored! The Annual Board- Judy Joann Sheri Jan Norman, not in front of everybody! 'r2nfx,.... 'Rf' ' I A K I Zf , 0 Norm 'if'4'cu-. ',. , 9 , f 'I' A 44 4, 79 r1.0fU7,, I-any tusftwy 7IQ4i4JJ ff can I J ' -Affdz, 1 ' Vffhyv CANQK ,-fl ,, QK1'!',4 JohnnY ' 'nf' Q , . 4-1,1 ' -N' jg ri-ewz, 1...qAlg1g-ff Allan 'ff gftzv fd' ff-K4 1727 f'24,k,', ai, A. 7 4 F4-' 71,41 e.,.4u: -77 . ' . ' gif' f ' C1-rvff.-?4'g..,a:.6!.z 7, if-g?M9 1 1' K' 1 X l 'cznfxf I 2 -l1fff4ff.4?' .C.ff:,1.7, 46 ,4,,,,12, gxhk K' 'L,i7L6 '17'Yf41I'4 if s 11 The main ur ose of the 1957 Vik' Staff has' sL'fr!f fl'f' P P 9 N, been to create an annual worthy of acceptance to the North High student body. With this thought in mind, the staff has spent many hours outside of school time striving for perfection in every way. It is the sincere hope of this yeor's Annual Board that the 1957 Viking will fulfill the hopes and desires, not only of the senior class, but of the complete student body. af i'y.,,qvf-,Q.4 'ZZ . erc :'c,fglf1j y L'B'S'ita' ADAMS, CARMEL Jr. Red Cross 3. ADAMS, MARILYN Grade Council 2, 3, Lyres Club 3, 4, Vlklng Varletles 3, Red Cross 2, 3. ADDUCCI, MARYANN Valkyries 3, 4, Ice Skatlng Club 3, Jr. Red Cross 4, A.G.N. Attend. 4. AKULSCHIN, SEMEN ANDERSEN, ELAINE ANGEL, JANET Jr. Escort 3, North Star Rep. 2. APODACA, ADELINE ARMENDAREZ, LILLIAN Valkyries 3, 4. ARMSTRONG, DOROTHY Glrls' Rifle 4, Pre-Med 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, North Star Rep. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y 4- Square Dancing Club 2, 3, cami' clmr 4. ARNETT, JUDITH Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Momlng Devotions Club 3, Girls' Cholr 3, 4, Valkyries 3. ARNETT ROBERT Mixed Chorus 3, Jr. Red Cross 3. ARTHUR, MARY ANN Bowling Club 4. ATKINSON, JUDITH Valkyries 3, Morning Devotions 2, Jr. Red Cross 2. AVEN, HOWARD AVERCH, CHARLOTTE Bowling Club 2, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2. AVERC H, STANLEY BADE, SONJA Valkyries 4, Girls' Rifle Club 3, 4. BAKER, ARTHUR Wildlife Club 3. BAKER, GORDON BALLARD, GORDON glozor Pin 2, 3, 4, Nat. Honor Soc. BANKS, JOSEPH Square Danclng Club 2. BARASH, SARAH Webster 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Ice Skating Club 4. BARBER, CLAUDIA Lyres Club 4, Morning Devotions C ub 3. BARKER, JOHN :A Cappella 3, 4, Viking Varieties BARRETT, SHARON S. O. S. 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Morning Devotions 3, Girls' HI-Y 4. BARRON, HARRIET Webster 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Con. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Viking Sister 4, Jr. Escort 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Grade Council 4, Lyres Club 4. BARRON, SHERI Bowling Club 2, Grade Council 3, Orchesis 3, 4, Valkyries 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Annual Board 4, Ice Skating Club 3, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Council Capers 3, I.R.C. 4, Norskls 4, Jan Club 4, Sr. Prorn Attend. 4. BARRY, DIANE BARTH, WILLIAM BASH, WENDELL Math Club 4, Track 3. BASHORE, CHARLOTTE Jr. Red Cross 2, 4, Jan Club 4. BEALL, VIRGINIA Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4. Student Activities BEER, JOANNE Lyres Club 2, Ice Skating Club 3, 4, Viking Varieties 2. BEJARANO, ALEX BEMENT, RONALD Track 2, 3, 4, North Star Rep. 4, Honor Pin 3. BENNETT, JUDITH Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Viking Varieties 3. BENNETT, RICHARD BERDACH, EVELYN Valkyries 3, 4, Girls' Choir 4. BERIG, JUDY BERMUDEZ, MANUEL Concert Bond 3, 4. BERNARD, GERALD Gymnastics 3. BERNSTEI N, BARRY Football 2. BERZINS, DAGNIJA Orchesis 3, 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Math Club 2, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Council Capers 3, Girls' State 3, Annual Board 4, Ice Skating Club 4, Norskis 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 4. BICKHARD, RICHARD Socztball 2, Baseball 2, Swimming BIESTEK, HAROLD Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 4. BILL, RONALD BISHOP, DONNA Bowling Club 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, I.R.C. 3, 4, Valkyries 4, Jr. Escort 3, Honor Pin 2, 3, Viking Sister 4, Girls' Hi-Y 4, Morning Devotions Club 2, 3. BLACK, MARSHA BLANC, EARLENE Morning Devotions Club 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 4, Bowling Club 3. BLANC, JACQUELINE Valkyries 3, 4, Girls' Hi-Y 2, Morning Devotions Club 2, Roller Skating Club 3, Girls' Choir 4. BLOOM, BARBARA Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Roller Skating Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Ice Skating Club 4, kR.C. 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Jazz Club BLUMER, JAMES Swimming 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, Math Club 4. BOBB, DONALD Math Club 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Viking Varieties 4. BOC KLA, A LAN BORENSTEIN, ESTHER Black Masque Play 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Black Masque 3, 4. BOWERS, JANICE Valkyries 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Morning Devotions Club 3, Bowling Club 4, Honor Pin 2, 3. BOWLES, PAUL BRAINARD, BRENDA BRANDENBURG, CHARLES Swimming 3, 4, G mnastics 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Grade Council 4. BREIDENSTEIN, PATRICIA BRIZENDINE, GLENDA G.A.S. 3, 4, Girls' Ritle Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Treas. 4, Jr. Escort 3, Ice Skating Club 3, Roller Skating Club 3. BROOKS, MOREY Bowling Club 4. BROWN, KENNETH Bowling Club 3, 4. BROWN, RALPH BROZOVICH, MATTHEW BRUNSILIUS, PATRICIA Bowling Club 2. BRUSH, SHIRLEY BUCHKO, MARILYN Pre-med 2, 3, Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, Council Capers 3, Gir s' Rifle Club 4. BUCKLIN, LYSTON Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. BUERKLE, ALFRED BURNHAM, RUSSELL Football 2, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Ski Club 3. BYRUM, JEROME BYTHER, RALPH Key Club 4, D-Club 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4- Golf 3, 4, Mem club 2, waunf. cluh 2. csns, smear cmnu, omnn cmraeu., mum CANNON, FARRELL Girls' Choir 3, Girls' Glee 2, Ice Skating Club 4. CAPEN, MARY ANNE Square Dance Club 2. Roller Skating Club 2. CARTER, SANDRA CARNEY, LARRY Morning Devotions Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club 4, Ski Club 2, Ice Skating Club 3, Roller Skating Club 2, Pre-med 4. CARTWRIGHT, PAT Wrestlin 2, D-Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, North Star Rep. 2, 3. CASTANEDA, MERCEDES Jr. Red Cross 2, North Star Rep. 2, 3 4, Grade Council 2, Annual Board 4, Valkyries 4, Mixed Chorus 2. CAYTON, ROBERT Wild Life Club 3, 4. CAYWOOD, PHYLLIS CHALMERS, DOROTHY Valkyries 3, 4, Pre-med 2, Roller Skating Club 3, Ice Skating Club 3. CHAMBERS, PATRICIA CHRISTENSEN, LORA CLAPES, ROXANNE Valkyries 4. CLARK, SANDRA Webster 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Valkyries 3, 4, Pres. 4, Orchesis 3, 4, Block Masque 3, 4, Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4, Presidents' Round Table 4, Grade Council 2, 3, Council Capers 3. cuus GAYLE sowing Club 2, so swing Club 2, 314g Igoller skating Club 2, 4, ski C u . CLEMENT, RICHARD Concert Choir 4. COHEN, DARLENE Orchesis 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Grade Council 2, 3, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Pre-med 3, Bowling Club 2, Council Capers 3, Ice Skating Club 3. COLLINS, LINDA Girls' Glee 2, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Sr. Prom Attend. 4, Grade Council 3. COLMAN, JAMES Concert Band 2, 3, 4. CONDOS, FRED Concert Choir 3, 4, Lyres Club 4, Tennis 4, Morning Devotions Club 2, Boys' Hi-Y 4. CORBETTA, RAYMOND Student Council 2, 3, 4, Soplt. Pres. Jr. Pres., Student Body Pres. iHeacl Bovlz Football 2, 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Grade Council 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Comm., Baseball 2, 3, 4, Presidents' Round Table 2, 3, 4. COSENS, DIANE Glrls' Glee 2. COUIJER, BEVERLY Grade Council 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, 4, Ski Club 4, Ice Skating Club 4. COUPER, RENNIE Bowling Club 2, Concert Band 2, 3. COVELLO, CORA Jr. Esoort 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, G.A.S. 4. COWLING, KATHLEEN COX, BARBARA Pre-med 3, Morning Devotions Club 2, Girls' Rlfle Club 4 Ice Skating Club 2, swung Cluls 4. CROSS, GEORGE Key Club 3 4- Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3. CURNETT, HELEN gowllng Club 2, Roller Skating Club CURRIER, SAM Ski Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 2. DAHLSTROM, ROBERTA A Cappella 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viklng Sister 4. DALDEGAN, ANTHONY Bowling Club 4. DANIELS. JOHN DAVIDS, DARLENE Lyres Club 2, 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, gliking Varieties 3, 4, Council Capers DAVIDSON, ROBERTA Valkyries 3, 4, Honor Pln 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Vlklng Sister 4, Grade Council 2, Pre-med 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Webster 4, I.R.C. 4, Annual Board 4. DAVIES, MARIAN DAVIS, DENNIS DAVIS, GLENDA Valkyries 3, 4- Morning Devotions club 2, 3, iz.-.iisf swan, cn-is 2, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, Ice Skating Club 4' Webster 3, Honor Pin 3, Girls' Choir 4. DAVIS, STEPHEN DEAN, JERRY Ice Skating Club 3, 4, Roller Skating Club 2, 3, 4. DeBELL, DENNIS DeFEO, ROSEMARY I.R.C. 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4. DeLANCEY, JOHN Ski Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Moth Club 4. DeMOTT, PAUL DENNY, CLARK Math Club 4, Chess Club 3. DENZIN, MADELIENE Valkyries 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 4. DeROSE, JAMES Football 3, 4, Swimming 2. DERR, BETTY DeSlATO, JOHN Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Annual Board 4, D-Club 4, Vlce-Pres. 4: Kev Club 3, 4, Honor Pin 3, Viking Varieties 4. DETRICK, LEONA Mornin Devotions Club 2, 3, 4, Pre-meg 2, Webster 3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. sv Deus, MARILYN, 1' Vlklng Sister 1 . Escort 31 Valk rles 4- Honor Pin 31 Concert smlz, a, :F.T.A. 4, Lym club 2, a, 41 Jr. Red Cross 3- Bowling Club 2, 31 Ice Skatlng Club 3. DEWEY, SHARON A.0.N. Attend. 31 Annual Board 41 Black Masque 3, 41 Black Masque Play 31 Concert Orchestra 21 Grade Council 3, 41 Homecoming Attend. 41 Homecoming Comm. 41 Jr. Escort 31 Jr. Red Cross 2 3, 41 Jr. Treas. 31 Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 31 Honor P n 2, 3, 41 Presidents' Round Table 31 Sr. Play 41 Student Council 31 Ski Club 2, 31 S.O.S. 3, 41 Valk ries 3, 41 Viking Varieties 41 Viking Sister 41 Webster 4. DIETZ, ALLAN DIETZ, GARY DIMANNA, VINCENT DISKIN. JAMES Wrestling 2. DISKIN, JERALD Swimming 4. DITTER, SHARON Valkyries 41 Cheerleader 31 S.O.S. 3, 41 Bowling Club 2, 31 Sr. Treas. 41 Student Council 41 Grade Council 41 Homecoming Attend. 4. DOERR, GAIL Math Club 2. 3. DORAN, JOHN DOUGHERTY, DEANNA Roller Skating Club 2. DREITH, KENNETH DUNITZ, GERALD Pre-med 3 41 Lyres Club 3, 41 goavling Club 4j Concert Orchestra . , , 4. DUNN, ROBERT DURBIN, ARTHUR Football 3, 41 Track 2, 3, 41 D-Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 41 Wrestling 3. EAFANTI, MARYANN Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. EAST, ARTHUR Swimming 2, 31 Football 21 Bowling Club 41 Square Dance Club 2. EASTIS, DAVE Football 21 Basketball 2, 3, 4- amban 2, Key Club s, 4, o-club 3, 41 Vlklng Varieties 4. EDMOND, FRED EDMOND, SHERROLD Viking Sister 4. EGELAND, KRISTIN ENGLAND, CAROL Valkyries 3, 41 Honor Pin 2, 31 Viking Sister 41 Jr. Escort 31 Girls' Hi-Y , 41 Pre-med 3, 41 Morning Devotions Club 2, 3. ENWALL, DALE Black Masque 3, 41 Roller Skating Club 41 l.R.C. 3, 41 Black Masque Play 31 Honor Pin 2, 3, 4. ESPALIN, LILLY ANN Jr. Red Cross 31 Bowling Club 41 Black Masque 41 Webster 41 Viking Varieties 4. ESTES. JO ANN Annual Board 41 Black Masque 2, 3, 41 Valkyries 3, 41 Jr. Red Cross 31 Bowling Club 21 Ice Skating Club 31 Honor Pln 4. ESTES, RICHARD EVANS, SHARON Sr. Sec. 41 Student Council 41 Grade Council 41 S.O.S. 3, 41 Valkyries 3, 41 Black Masque 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 A.G.N. Queen 4. FADDIS, CARL FARBER, SHARON Valkyries 3, 41 North Star 3, 41 F.T.A. 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 41 Honor Pin 31 Homecoming Comm. 41 Bowling Club. FELIX, JIM Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. FERRARI, GEORGINA Valkyries 3, 41 North Star 3, 4, Co-Editor 41 Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 41 Grade Council 2, 41 Jr. Red Cross 3, 41 Bowling Club 21 North Star Rep. 31 Homecoming Comm. 3, FICCA, JUDITH Moth Club 2, 3, 4. FINK, PHYLLIS Morning Devotions Club 2, 3. FISHBURN, DARLENE Valkyries 3, 41 G.A.S. 3, 4. FISHER, DONALD FOLLANSBEE, JOAN Valkyries 3, 41 G.A.S. 3, 41 Girls' Rifle Club 31 Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 41 Bowling Club 2. FORD, PATRICIA Valkyries 3, 41 Honor Pin 2, 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 41 Black Masque 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 41 Jr. Red Cross 3, 41 F.T.A. 2, 31 Grade Council 41 North Star Rep. 2, 3, 4. FORMAN, GARY Wrestling 3. FORTE, JERRY Football 21 Gymnastics 31 Bowling Club 3. FOSSMO, JOYCE Pre-med 2, 3, 41 Girls' Choir 31 Wild Life Club 3. FRANK, RAFAEL Chess Club 3, Pres. 31 Pre-med 3, 41 Math Club 21 Honor Pin 31 Concert Orchestra 2, 3. FRIEDENTAG, BERNARD FRIEDMAN, JERE Boys' Glee 3. FRYBERGER, NOEL Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 41 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. FURUIYE, ARTHUR Baseball 2, 4. GALBAUGH, SANDRA Roller Skating Club 31 Bowling Club 3, 41 Orchesls 3, 4. GALLEGOS, JULIAN GANLEY, JACK Math Club 3, 4. GARCIA, ROBERT Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, All City Rep. 31 Football 3, 41 Swimming 31 Gymnastics 3, 4. GARRAMONE, JIM Football 2, 3, 41 Baseball 2, 3, 41 Key Club 3, 41 D-Club 3, 41 Student Council 41 Grade Council 3, 41 Basketball 3, 41 Sr. Pres.1 Viking Varieties 4. GARRAMONE, ROBERT Football 3, 4. GASSEN, MARY ANN GASWINT, DANIEL GAYLOR. GAYLA GETTMAN, ROBERT Football 2, 3, 41 Swimming 31 Math Club 31 D-Club 4. GIBBONS, THOMAS GIGI KOS, JAMES Gymnastics 4. GILMORE, GERALD Baseball 2, 3, 41 Football 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 3, 41 Key Club 3, 41 D-Club 3, 41 Honor Pin 2, 3, 4. GIRARDIN, NORMA Roller Skating Club 2. GLAESEL, PATRICIA GLENORE, CAROL GLOVIN, KALMON GOBEN, PATRICIA Pre-med 2, 3, 4. GOMEZ, LORRAINE Girls' Chair 4. GONZALES, DELUVINA GONZALES, MICHAEL GRAEBER, ROBERT GRAYSON, NANCY Valkyries 3, 41 Ski Club 21 Stage Crew 4. GREEN, SHAROLYN Valkyries 3, 41 Vikin Sister 41 Jr. Escort 31 Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 41 Block Massive 2, 31 Bowling Club 21 Honor Pin , 3, 41 Homecoming Comm. 41 Presidents' Round Table 41 North Star Rep. 31 Stage Crew 3, 41 Jazz Club 41 Senior Play 4. GREENBURG, GERALDINE Roller Skating Club 21 Ice Skating Club 31 A Cappella 4. GREENE, STEWART GREENMEYER, BARBARA GRIGSBY, ALISON A Cappella 4. GUNDERSON, JANET G.A.S. 3, 41 Jr. Red Cross 41 Roller Skating Club 2, 41 Morning Devotions 2, 3, 41 Ice Skating Club 4. GUNTHER, ALBERT GUTIERREZ, RITA Jr. Red Cross 3. HAAS, BEVERLY Valkyries 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 Honor Pin 2, 31 Morning Devotions 2, 31 Jr. Red Crass 3, 4. HACKER, MARILYN Lyres Club 21 Viking Varieties 2, 31 Girls' Chair 3, 4. HACKMUTH, ROBERT HAGAN, MARGARET Ice Skating Club 2, 4. HALL, MARGARET HANES, THOMAS Chess Club 3. HANKEL, PATRICIA Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 4. HANLON, WILLIAM Football 21 Baseball 21 Wrestling 3. HANNA, PHILIP Math Club 4. HARBUR, DELBERT Football 21 Ke Club 41 Nor-Ski 2, 3, 41 Swimming 2, 31 Bowling Club 3. HARDCASTLE, BERT Football 2, 3, 41 Baseball 2, 4. HARDEN, JAMES Wrestling 41 Gymnastics 4. HARDIN, BEVERLY Square Dancing Club 21 Bowling Club 21 Roller Skating Club 21 Ice Skating Club 3. HARING, JANET Math Club 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 4. HARROWER, JOHN HATFIELD, JERRY Track 3, 4. HAYUTIN, SHELDON Golf 3, 41 Ski Club 4. HELBIG. JOHN HELLER, ARLENE F.T.A. 3, 41 Valkyrles 3, 4. HELLER, GLORIA Valkyries 3, 41 Grade Council 2, 3, 41 Bowling Club 21 Pre-med 3, 41 North Star Rep. 31 Lyres Club 3, 4, Sec. 41 A Cappella 4. HELLER, ISADORE Pre-med 3, 4. HENDERSHOTT, JERRIE Valkyries 3, 41 Viking Sister 41 Jr. Escort 31 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 41 gowling Club 21 Roller Skating Club HERGERT, CAROL Ice Skating Club 3. HICKMAN, CAROL Jr. Red Cross 4. HILEMAN. DIANNE Girls' Choir 41 Jr. Red Cross 21 Ice Skating Club 2, 41 Roller Skating Club 41 Girls' Chorus 41 Bowling Club 41 Pre-med 41 Lyres Club 4. HILL, LOWELL Concert Band 21 Webster 21 Math Club 2. HILL, RICHARD gowling Club 41 Roller Skating Club HILLYARD, JUDITH Lyres Club 2, 31 Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 41 Viking Sister 41 Jr. Escort 31 Morning Devotions Club 21 Viking Varieties 2, 3. HINCHMAN, ROBERT Bowling Club 3. HIRSH, JUDITH Ice Skating Club 3. HIXSON, DAVID Math Club 21 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 41 A Cappella 3, 41 Viking Chorus 3, 41 Viking Varieties 31 Council Capers 31 Grade Council 3. HOCHMUTH, ROBERT Concert Band 2, 3, 41 Bowling Club 3, 41 Math Club 2. HOFFMAN, GENE Soph. Vice-Pres.1 Football 3, 41 Webster 3, 4. HOGAN, ALFRED HOLDERNESS, MARI DEE Jr. Escort 31 Viking Sister 41 Valkyries 41 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 41 Webster 3, 41 F.T.A. 3, 41 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. HOLDERNESS, CHARLES HOLLIS, TOM Basketball 2, 3, 41 Baseball 21 Football 2. HOLT, FRANK HOLTZMAN, VERNA Orchesis 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 41 Valkyries 3, 41 Jr. Escort 31 Presidents' Round Table 41 Viklng Varieties 3, 41 Council Capers 31 F.T.A. 3, 41 Ice Skatin Club 31 Bowling Club 21 Graen Council 3. HOMBERBER, DAVID Roller Skating Club 2. HORN, LEROY Football 2, 31 Wrestling 21 Gymnastics 2, 31 Track 21 Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 41 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, All City Rep. 21 Presidents' Round Table 41 Viking Varieties 2, 41 loe Skating Club 41 A Cappella 4. HORN, MYRON Pre-med 31 Wildlife Club 3. HORWITZ, WILLIAM HOUSTON, WILLIAM Golf 31 Football 4. HOWARD, THOMAS Math Club 2. HUMAN, MYRNA Grado Council 2, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3, 3 Ilr:ozSkating Club 3, 4, Bowling U 4 HUMESTON, CHARLA Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3, 4, Bowlin Club 2- Vlklng Sistor 4, Jr. Escort Rollor Skraxng Club 4, Concort Band 2, 3, HUNTER, JAMES Black Masauo 4 Morning Devotions Club 3, cum club 3, 1.-. Prom Comm. 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4. HUTCHI N, SHARON HUTCHINSON, JUDITH Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sistor 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Soc. 4, A Cappolla 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Morning Dovotions Club 2. HUWA, RUTH Jr. Rod Cross 2. IDLEBERG, NORMAN Bosoball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3 4, mes.-,Il 2, Koy cm, 3, 4, D-Club a, 4, Annual Board 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Viking Variotios 4. IMES, SHARON Bowling Club 4, I.R.C. 4. IRVINE, RICHARD Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, D-Club 3, 4, Swimming 2. JAMES, DONALD JARAMILLO, PETE JAUREGUI, JOSEPH JEW, JEAN Jr. Escort' 3, A.G.N. Troas. 4. JOHNSON, DIANE JOHNSON, LOUIS JOHNSON, PEGGY Valkyrios 3, 4, Glrls' Rillo Club 4, Bowling Club 2, 4. JOHNSON, SALLY Annual Board 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, G.A.S. 3, 4, Troas. 3, Jr. Escort 3, Vikin? Sistor 4, l.R.C. 3, 4, Vico-Pros. 4- Va k rlos 3, 4, Girls' Hl-Y 3, 4, Black Ixasauo 2, Honor Pin 2, Bowling Club 2, Lyres-Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rod Cross 3, 4, Prosidonts' Round g:bl34, Jau Club 4, Nat. Honor c. . JOHNSON, STELLA A Cappella 4, North Star Rop. 4. JONES, CAROLINE JONES, DONALD JONES, ROGER Ski Club 2, 3, 4. JUNGE, MARYBETH Jau Club 4, Pros. 4, Presidonts' Round Toblo 4, Jr. Escort 3, Valkyrios 3, 4, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Viking Variotios 3 4, Lyros Club 4, noun swing Club 2, 3, 4, ssc.- Troas. 4, Ico koting Club 3, 4. JURATA, KATHLEEN Bowling Club 2, F.T.A. 2 3, 4, Pres. 4, Presidents' Round Table 4. KAHLER, ROY Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4, Football 2, Jr. Rod Cross 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4. KAHN, LAURENCE Swimming 3, 4. KAISER, JANET Valkyries 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Grado Council 2, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 4, Ice Skating Club 3. KARSH, BOBETTE Jr. Rod Cross 2, 4, Ico Skating 4. KASS, IRWIN KELL, JOANNE Concert Band 2, 3, 4. KEMP, MARCIA Valkyrios 4, Orchosis 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Jr. Rod Cross 2, Grade Council 3, Rollor Skating Club 2 3, 4, Vikin Variotios 3, 4, Council Capors 3, ron Club 4, Sr. Prom. Attond. 4. KENNER, JAMES KERN, MARY ANN Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, l.R.C. 3, 4, Pros. 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Prosldents' Round Toblo 4, Grado Council 3, Concert Orchostra 2, 3, 4, Viking Variotios 2, 3, 4, Black Masque 2, Morning Dovotions Club 2, 3. KERN, PATSY Valkyries 3, 4, Rollor Skating Club 2. KING, SHIRLEY KINNIE, JUDITH Viking Sistor 4, Jr. Escort 3, Valkyrios 4, Honor Pin 3, Ico Skating Club 4. KIRBY, VALEDA Morning Devotions Club 2, 3, 4, lco Skating Club 4. KIWILEWITZ, DAVID KLEIN, DELILA Rollor Skating Club 3, 4. KLINE, PATRICIA KLINGENBERG, MARGARET :A Soppolla 3, 4, Rollor Skating Club KNOTT, HAL All-School Troos. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Track 3, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4,, Key Club 3, 4, D-Club 4, Student Council 4, Grado Council 2, Sr. Prom Comm. 4. KOCH, LORRAINE Girls' Choir 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, North Star Rop. 3. KOLQUIST, CAROL Latin Club 2. KOMINEK, JOHN KORINEK, JOHN Football 3. KORNBLUTH, MORTON KORSICK, MARIANNE Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Valkyrios 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Morning Devotions Club 2. KOSTI UK, GEORGE KOURY, MARIE Valkyrlos 3, 4, Troas. 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, 4, Wobstor 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Vikin Sistor 4, Jr. Rod Crass 2, 3, 4, Jazz Club 4. KRAEMER, SARA Jr. Escort 3, Vikin Sister 4, Concert Orchestra 2, 3, RoTler Skating Club 2. KRASOVICH, RONALD Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrostling 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4. KUHN RONALD Matli Club 3, Boys' Gloe 4. KUNTZ, BETTY JO Bowling Club 4. KUNIE, VIVIAN Valkyries 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Soc. 4, G.A.S. 3, 4, Jr. Rod Cross 3, Homecoming Comm. 4. LADERMAN, MIRIAM Prosidonts' Round Table 4, Foroign Language Club 4, Pros. 4, Sr. Play 4, Viking Variotios 4, Viking Sister 4, Jr. Escort 3, Black Masque 3, 4, Orcliosis 4, Wobstor 4, Pro-mod 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 3, 4, l.R.C. 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, North Star Rop. 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Viking Queen 4. LAFLAN, TALETHA Bowling Club 3. LANDON, JAMES Math Club 3, 4. LANDREVILLE, CECILE G.A.S. 3, Vico-Pros. 3. LANDOW, SOLOMAN Mum cm, a, 4. uurzv, nomic: unssn, GARY mass,-4, RAYMOND Black Masque 3, 4, l.R.C. 4, Wild Lifo Club 3. LASHMET, MARGARET Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Moth 2, gi 3, Jr. Rod Cross 3, Honor n , . LAVE LY, THOMAS LAWRENCE, JANET Sr. Prom Quoon 4, A.G.N. Pros. 4, Mixod Chorus 4. LAWSON, DAVID Jr. Rod Cross 2. LEEPER, RONALD Choorloador 3, Moming Devotions 2, 3, 4, Rollor Skating Club 4, Orchostra 2, 3, 4. LEHR, SHARON LEOFSKY, LOIS Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, G.A.S. 3, Troas. 3, Ico Skating Club 3, Latin Club 3. LEONARD, MELANIE Morning Dovotions 2. LEWIS, ALLAN Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Council Capers 3, Track 2, 3, Basketball 2, D-Club 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Annual Board 4, Sr. Play 4, Choorloader 4. LEWIS, HELEN Pro-mod 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, Morning Dovotions 2, Girls' Chair 4, Lyres Club 3, 4. LISTON, BARBARA gr.4Rod Cross 3, 4, Ico Skating Club LOFFMARK, LORETTA Valkyrios 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3. LOMBARDI, GLORIA LOPEZ, ESTHER LOSOSSASO, ROXIE LOVELAND, CHARLES Track 3, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3. LOVELL, SHARON Valkyrios 4. LOWE, DAVID Swimming 2, 3. LUNA, DOLORES Grade Council 3, Valk rios 3, Bowling Club 4, Jr. Rod Cross 2. LUNKA, HAROLD MACY, PATRICIA Annual Board 4, Girls' State 3, Hon. Cadet 3, 4, Block Masqgllo 2, 3,- 4, Black Masque Play 2, obstor 2, 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Vikin Sister 4, Orchesis 3, F.T.A. 2, g, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Council Capers 3, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3, Ico Skating Club 4. MAESTAS, CHARLES MAGOR, MARGO Girls' State 3, Valkyrios 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Jr. Rod Cross 2, 3, 4, Soc. 3, gogor Skating Club 2, Bowling Club MAKIS, PAUL Baseball 2, Football 2, Nor-Ski 4, Basketball 2. MANDEL, ALAN Football 3, 4, Swimming 2, Grado Council 2. MARIACHER, ROBERT Football 2, 3,'4, Boskotball 2, D-Club 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. MARTIN, CHARLOTTE Bowling Club 3, 4, Girls' Rlflo 4. MARTIN, KAREN MARTI NEZ, PATRICIA G.A.S. 4. MASKIN, PAULA Wobstor 3, 4, Pros. 4, Presidents' Round Table 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Orcltosis 3, 4, Viking Variotios 3, 4, Valkyrios 3, 4, Block Masque 3, 4, Viking Sister 4, Jr. Escort 3, Lyros Club 3, 4 Concert gand 23, 3, Council Capers Cl, Girls' tate . MASTERS, THURMAN Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Viking Variotios 2, Football 3, 4, D-Club 4. MASUSHIGE, SHIRLEY Bowling Club 2, Jr. Escort 3, Stago Crow 4. MATHES, ALYCE MATHIAS, RICHARD MATSUO, JEAN Valkyries 3, 4, Viking Sistor 4, Jr. Escort 3, F.T.A. 4, Bowling Club 2. MATTHEWS, JOAN Valkyrios 3, 4, Viking Sistor 4, Jr. Escort 3, Not. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, North Star Ropr. 2, Stago Crow 3, 4, Viking Variotios 2, 3, 4. MAZARO, DIANE Bowling Club 4. McARTHUR, WANDA Viking Variotios 2. McCALL, DENNY Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, North Star Ropr. 2, 3. McCASLAND, CHARLENE McCAULLEY, ROY Bowling Club 4. McCOY JUDITH Ice simian club 3, 4, su. 3, non., Skatin Club 2, F.T.A. 2, Valkyrlos 3, 4, Ciioorloador 4, Grade Council 4, A.G.N. Attond. 3, Homecoming Attond. 4, Jr. Escort 4, Black Masque 3, 4, S.O.S. 4, Concert Orchostra 2, 3, Sr. Play 4. McCULLOUGH, JOHN McFADDEN, ANDREA McFARLAND, VIRGINIA Valkyries 3, 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Black Masque 2, 3, 4, Jr. Rod Cross.2, 3, 4, Grade Council 2, Girls' Choir 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Morning Devotions 2. McGEE, MAXINE MCGLOCHLIN, PATRICK McGUIRE, MICHAEL MclNTOSH, DONALD McINTOSl'I, JEAN Valkyrios 3, 4, G.A.S. 3, 4, Jr. Rod Cross 3, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Pro-mod. 2, Squaro Dance Club 2. McKENDRY, DICK McKIM, BETTY McLERAN, LESLIE Bowlin Club 2, Valkyrios 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3, Vlklng Sistor 4, Not. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Orcliosis 3, 4, Viking Variotios 3, Council Capers 3, Homecoming Comm. 4- Wobstor 4, D.A.R. Award, Jazz Club 4. McNEECE, LARRY MEACHAM, DOROTHY A Cappella 4. MEEDER, MILDRED Valkyries 3, 4- Orchesls 3, 4, Ice Skatlng Club 3, 4. MEYER, EVELYN MICHALOWSKI, CAROL Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Viking Varleties 2, 3, 4, Lyres Club 2, 3, , Girls' Hl-Y 2, 3, String Quartet 2, 3, 4. MILANOVICH, GINGER MILLER, ALICE MILLER, ANNA LU F.T.A. 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, Girls' Rifle Club 4, Roller Skating Club 4. MILLER, MARGARET Valkyries 3, 4, 5.0.5. 3, 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Bowling Club 2,- 3, Viking Sister 4, Jr. Escort 3, Honor Pin 2, 3, Webster 3, 4, Morning Devotions 2. MILLER, NANCY MILLER, PHYLLIS Valkyries 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. MILLER, ROBERT Tat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, 3, MILLER, WILLIAM Swimmin 2, 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4- rooobulu 2, umm: 2, North Sm Rep. 2, 3, 4. MILTENBERGER, PATRICIA MILWAY, ROGER Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Math Club 3. MINER, DARWIN MITCHELL, LEON MOHR, WILLIAM MONROE, LARY MONTOYA, ALFREDA Grade Council 2, Roller Skating Club 2, 3, S.O.S. 3, 4, Vlce-Pres. 4- vqlkyfm 3, 4, Jr. asa cm, fi, 4. MONTOYA, DOROTHY Jr. Escort 3. MONTOYA, ROBERT MOOMAW, RITA Pre-med 2. MORRIS, DONALD MORRISON, GLORIA MOSS, EDWARD MULLINEX, BARBARA Valkyries 3, 4, Pre-med. 2,'3, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, S.O.S. 3. MURPHY, FRANK MURPHY, MADONNA MURRAY, RONALD North Star Rep. 2. MUYNIC K, ROS LYN MYERS, ROBERT Swimming 2, 3, Track 3. NAKAOKI, CALVIN NASH, NOREEN Valkyries 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 4, Math Club 2, Grade Councll 4, Presidents Round Table 4. NAZARENUS, KATHRYN G.A.S. 3, 4, Valkyries 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 3. NELSON, HUBERT NELSON, JERRY NEWELL, JILL Bowling Club-2, Grade Council 3, Honorary Cadet 3, 4, Valkyries 3,- 4, Jr. Escort 3, S.O.S. 3, 4, Morning Devotions 2, Jr. Red Cross 2. NEWMAN, ESTHER NOBLE, RALPH NOBLE, THOMAS NORGREN, KAREN Valkyries 3, 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Honor Pin 2, Jr. Escort 3, Viklng Sister 4, Bowling Club 2, 3. NORRIS, CHARLES goaicyt Band 2, Concert Orchestra O'BRlEN, GEORGE Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Grade Council 3, Track 3, Presidents' Round Table 4. OCHS, FREDERIC Baseball 2, 3. O'CON NE LL, THEODORE OLIVER, JAMES OLSON, JANICE Girls' Choir 4. OLSON, SHIRLEY Jr. Red Cross 2, Roller Skating Club 4, North Star Rep. 2. ORRINO, RALPH Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Grade Council , 3, D-Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4. OSTERMILLER, RONALD Football 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2. OTA, JOANN Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Valkyries 3, 4, Vice-Pres.-Sec. 4, Webster 3, 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Viking Sister 4, Jr. Escort 3, Pre-med. 2, Honor Pin 2, 3. OTTEN5, DIANE G.A.S. 3, 4, Girls' Rifle 3, 4, Sec. 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Wildlife 3, Sec. 3, Roller Skating 2, Pre-med. 2, Math Club 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Jr. Escort 3. OWEN, JOAN Jaxx Club 4, Roller Skating Club 3, Ice Skating Club 3. PADGETT, LINDA Valkyries 3 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Roller Skating Club 3, 4, Viking Varieties 3, 4, Morning Devotions 3, Orchesis 4, Jazz Club 4. PAGE, IOLA Jr. Escort 3, S.O.S. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Roller Skating Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 3. PALMER, DOLORES Roller Skating Club 4. PARKINSON, WILLIAM PARKS, BEVERLY Nor-Ski 2, 3, Grade Council 3, G.A.S. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Rifle Club 3, Presidents' Round Table 4, A.G.N. Attend. 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 4. PASSERELLA, ENRICO PATTERSON, GARY PENNA, FRANKLIN Morning Devotions 2, Pre-med. 3, Mixed Chorus 4. PEPER, SHIRLEY PERI, FREDERIC PERRY, SANDRA Valkyries 3, Ice Skating Club 4. PETRALIA, MARY ANN Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Honor Pin 4, Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Jr. :ed gross 2, Pre-med. 2, North Star ep. . PHILLIPS, BRIAN Bowling Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, North Star Rep. 3, Viking Varieties 2. PHILLIPS, RONALD Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 2, 3, Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4, Grade Council 4. PIERCE, . BARBARA PIKE, JAMES Concert' Band 2, 3, 4, Roller Skating Club 4. PINNEY, DENNIS Concert Band 3, 4, Viking Varieties 2, 3, 4. PITLER, ROBERT Swimming 3. PRATHER, MARJORIE Math Club 3, 4. PRICE, BEVERLY Bowling Club 3, Ice Skating Club 3. ruumo mzssns Lyres Club 2, 3, 4, r.r.A. 3, 4, cms na-Y 3, 4, vuu.,,:.. 3, 4, u.n.c. 4, Grade Council 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. RABI NOWITZ, BARBARA ucxm, snnuev Girls' mn. 4, m-ma. 2, 3- if. ns., Cross 2, 3, 4, Grade Council 4- Bowling Club 2, Ns,-ska 3, s.6.s. 4. RAKATANSKY, MARTIN RATKOVICH, RONALD Golf 2, 3, 4, Nor-Ski 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club 4. RAYMENT, LARRY Jr. Red Cross 2, 4, Bowling Club 4. RAYMOND, JUDY Valkyries 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 3, 4, Nor-Ski 4, G.A.S. 4, Homecoming Comm. 4. RECTOR, ROBERT Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. REEVES, RONALD REIGEI., DENNIS REIMER, BARBARA Bowling Club 2. REIN, KAY LEA Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Roller Skating Club 3, 4, Nor-Ski 3, 5.0.5. 3, 4, Pres. 4, Morning Devotions 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Square Dance Club 4, Ice Skating Club 4, Grade Council 2, Presidents' Round Table 4. REIN, RENEE Valkyries 3, 4, Drill Captain 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Girls' Hy-Y 3, 4, Orchesis 3, 4, Program Chairman 4. REISBECK, GWENITH Jr. Escort 3, Viking Sister 4, Grade Council 2, Morning Devotions 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross 4. RESEIGH, LESLIE Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Key Club 4, Honor Pin 4, Ice Skating Club 3. RHOADS, SAMUEL Math Club 2, Chess Club 3. RICH, ROBERT Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Grade Council 2. RICHARDS, SHIRLEY Gymnastics 2, 3, Grade Council 3. RICOTTA, RALPH Golf 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, Lyres Club 4, Swimming 3, Wrestling 2. RIEDEL, GLORIA Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Mornin Devotions 3, Bowling Club 2, Grage Council 2, 3. RIPPS, LEONARD Nor-Ski 3, Honor Pin 3, Football 2. RIST, GORDON RITCHIE, KENNETH ROBBINS, MARY Roller Skating Club 3. ROBINSON, BETH A Cappella 4, Jr. Escort 3, Vlklng Sister 4 Girls' Hl-Y 3, Pres. 4, Pre-med. 3, 4, Mornin Devotions 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Honor PB! 2, 3, 4, Presidents' Round Table 4. ROBLES, RACHEL ROOM ROBERT Football 2, a, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Grade Councll 4, D-Club 4. ROOME, THOMAS Football 2, 3, 4, Ke Club 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Basketball 2. ROSENBAUM, MARSHA Bowling Club 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Jazz Club 4, I.R.C. 4. ROSS, IRA Football 4, Track 2, 3, D-Club 4. ROSS, KAREN ROTOLA, CAROL Student Body Sec. 4, S.O.S. 3, 4, Valkyries 3, 4, Nor-Ski 2, 3- Ice Skating Club 3, 4, Lyres Club 3, Grade Council 3, Homecoming Queen 4. RUDOFSKY, LELAND Football 2, Wrestlln 2, Pre-med. 4, Nor-Ski 4, Bowling Club 4, Webster ??ign Language Club 4, Jazz u . RUND, PAULINE Bowling Club 2, 3, Morning Devotions 3. RYAN, WILLIAM SALAZAR, BERLINDA ir. Red Cross 3, Roller Skating Club SALIMAN, BARBARA ' Valkyries 3, 4, Pre-Med 3, 4, Concert Orchestra 2, 3. SALIMAN, STEWART Bowling Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club 2, 3. SALTER, THOMAS SANCHEZ, EUSTACIO SANCHEZ, GEORGE Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, D-Club 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Grade :Council 4, Track 3, North Star Rep. SANCHEZ, LORRAINE Sager Skating Club 4, Jr. Red Cross SANTARELLI, DOMINICK SANZA, YVONNE Bowling Club 2. SARNO, PATRICIA Valkyries 4, Jr. Escort 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med 2, 3, 4, Viking Sister 4. SAUNDERS, BRUCE Black Masque 4, Math Club' 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Webster 4, Senior Play 4. SAVILLE, WILLIAM Bowling Club 3. SAWTELI., JOANN Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Morning Devotions 2, 3, Valkyries 3, 4, Grade Councll 3. SCHAFER, JUDITH Valkyries 3, 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, 4. SCHAMP, JUDITH Pre-Med 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Girls' Choir 3. SCHIAVONE, ANNA MAE Jr. Red Cross 2, Grade Council 2, 3, Girls' Glee 2, 3, North Star Rep. 2, 3. SCHLEIGER, PATRICIA S.O.S. 3, 4, Game Mgr. 4. SCHLEY, RANSOM Wrestling 2, 3, 4. SCHMI DT, PAU L SCHRODER, LINETTE Valkyries 3, 45 Viking Sister 45 Jr. Escort 35 Jr. Recl Cross 3, 45 Girls' Choir 3, 45 Ice Skating Club 3, 45 Viking Varletles 3, 45 Nor-Ski 45 alonor Pin 2, 35 Homecoming Comm. SCHRANZ, JUDITH Valkyries 45 5.0.5. 3, 45 Black Masque 2, 3 4- A Cappella 45 gowllng Club 35 Morning Devotions SCHREIBER, MORTON Key Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 D-Club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 Math Club 35 Honor Pin 2. SCHROEDER, MARGARET SCHULER, WILLIAM Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Golf 45 D-Club 4. SCHWEISTHAL5 JOHN SEALY. RUTH Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 45 G.A.S. 3, 4, Pres. 35 Presidents' Round Table 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Jr. Red Cross 2 3, 45 Vlklng Sister 4, Pres. 45 Valkyries 3, 45 Honor Pln 2, 3, 4. SEALY, WILLIAM Track 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4. SELBY, GUY SHAFER, SAMUEL Football 3, 45 Band 3, 4. SHEPARD, GEORGE SHEPHERD, LYLE Viking Varieties 25 A Cappella 2. SHIDELER, JOAN Honor Pin 2, 3, 45 Valklyries 3, 45 Black Masque 2, 3, 4, ice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Presidents' Round Table 45 Lyres 2, 3, 45 Nor-Ski 35 Jr. Escort 35 Vikin Sister 45 Viking Varieties 2, 3, 45 Orchesis 3, 45 Ice kating Club 35 Grade Council 35 Jr. Re grgss42, 3, 45 Black Masque Play SHIMEL, JANET Cheerleader 3- Valkyries 3, 45 5.0.S. 3, 45 Nor-Ski 2, 3, 45 Roller Skating Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 35 Ice Skating Club 3, 45 Grade Council 35 Annual Board 45 Bowling Club 25 Honor Pin 35 Color Day Attend. 2. SHIVELEY, RICHARD SHRINER, LAWRENCE Black Masque 2, 3, 45 Roller Skating Club 4. SHUCARD, DAVID Swimming 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Grade Council 2, 3. SHUR, ALLAN Bowling Club 2. SIBLEY, SYLVIA SIDELL, JAMES SILCOTT, DIANE Valkyries 3, 45 Orchesls 3, 45 Viking, Sister 4- Jr. Escort 35 Bowling Clu 25 Morning Devotions 25 Jr. Red Crass 4. SILVERMAN, MARSHALL SIMEONE, JOHN SIMONS, EDWARD SINGER, BARBARA Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Vikln Sister 45 Black Masque 3, 45 Boweing Club 2, 45 Pre-Med 3, 45 Annual Repr. 25 Homecoming Comm. 4. SINGER, MICHAEL gowling Club 3, 4, Pres. 45 Wrestling SLAVIC, GLENORA SMALDONE, JUDITH SMALDONE, MARIANN Student Body Pres. lHead Girll 45 A.G.N. Attend. 25 Jr. Sec. 35 Hon. Cadet 3, 45 5.0.5. 3, 4- Valkyries 3, 35 atomecoming Attend. 45 Nor-Ski SMITH, BURTON Wrestling 2, 3, 45 D-Club 2, 3, 4. SMITH, BYRNE SMITH, CARL Wrestling 3, 4. SMITH, JUDITH SNIDER, RONALD SNOW, BARBARA Valkyries 3, 4. SNYDER, ERROL Baseball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Golf 2. SNYDER, NORMAN Jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Bowling Club 3. SOPER, JOHN SOPER, PEARL Honor Pin 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Pre-Med 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Viking Sister 45 Wild Life Club 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Morning Devotions 3. SPAHN, SHARON Valkyries 45 G.A.S. 3. SPANGLER, THOMAS Football Mgr. 3, 45 Wrestling Mgr. 35 Keg Club 35 D-Club 4- Nat. Honor Soc. , 45 Grade Council 2, 35 A Cappella 4. SPOMER, SHIRLEY STAFFORD, NOVA STAHL, SANDRA Girls' Choir 25 A Cappella 3, 45 Lyres Club 3, 45 Viking Varieties 25 Bowling Club 2. STAJCAR, JERRY STANEK, ALAN A Cappella 2. STARK, HAROLD STEELE, RICHARD Math Club 4. STEFFEN, GARY STEVESON, EUGENE STINE, LAWRENCE Band 3, 4. STIRM, MIRLYN Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Grade Council 25 Girls' Rifle 45 S.O.S. 4. STRELTZER, BENNETT Bowling Club 4. SULETSKY, BARBARA Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 North Star Rep. 3, 45 Grade Council 3. SURRATT, RICHARD A Cappella 35 Concert Choir 4. SUSSMAN, ANNE North Star 3, 45 Girls' Choir 3, 45 Grade Council 45 F.T.A. 45 Bowling Club 25 Pre-Med 4. SWARTZ, CHARLES Black Masque 3, 45 I.R.C. 3, 45 Black Masque Play 3. SWEENEY, MARIANNE Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4. SYTNER, MARK TADDICKEN, CHARLES TAKAHASHI, ROY Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 D-Club 3, 45 Grade Council 35 Sr. Vice-Pres. 4. TAGAWA, JEANETTE Valkyries 3, 45 5.0.5. 3, 4- Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Viking Sister 45 Viking Varieties 3, 45 Jazz Club 45 Honor Pin 4. TALLY, BARBARA Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Grade Council 45 Girls' Rifle Club 25 Jr. Red Cross 2. TANI, LOIS Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Viking Sister 4, Sec. 45 Honor Pin 3. TATE, RUDOLPH Football 2. TAYLOR, JOYCE G.A.S. 3, 4. THATCHER, DONNA Concert Band 3, 45 Concert Orchestra 3, 45 Lyres Club 3, 45 I.R.C. 3, 45 ir. Escort 35 Viking Sister 45 Science THOMAS, FREDDIE Valk ries 45 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Nortb Star Rep. 2, 35 North Star 3, 45 A.G.N. Comm. 2. THOMAS, KAY THOMPSON, BEVERLY Pre-Med 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 2, 35 Bowling Club 45 Roller Skating Club 25 Morning Devotions 2, 35 Girls' Choir 4. THOMPSON, HERBERT TILLER, JANET North Star 45 Viking Sister 45 Jr. Escort 35 G.A.S. 3, 4, Sec. 45 Valkyries 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 45 I.R.C. 3, 45 Homecoming Comm. 3, 45 Lyres 2, 35 Viking Varieties Comm. 35 Presidents' Round Table 4. TODA, TAYEKO Valkyries 3, 45 Bowling Club 2. TOMLIN, ROBERT TOTTA, FRANCES Girls' Glee 25 Roller Skating Club 2. TRINE, KAY TROY, MORRIS Basketball 2, 35 Bowling Club 45 Roller Skating Club 2, 35 Math Club 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 3. TRUITT, ,LARRY NI' TRUJILLQLGERALDINE Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. TRUJI LLO, MARINA TWIBELL, AUDREY Bowling Club 25 Ski Club 2. TYLER, SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD, HELEN Jr. Escort 35 Viking Sister 45 Honor Pin 35 Ice Skating Club 4. VALDEZ, BELMA VALERIO, PIERRE VANBEBBER, DURWARD Track 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 Morning Devotions Club 3, 45 A Cappella 3, 4. VANHOOSER, NORMA Girls' Choir 45 Roller Skating Club 3. VAUGHN, JANICE Valkyries 3, 45 Homecoming Comm. 45 Bowling Club 4. 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ROGENE Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Escort 35 Morning Devotions Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Annual Board 45 Pre-Med 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Girls' Hi-Y 45 Homecoming Comm. 4. WELLS, VERDA WERTH, JUDITH Valkyries 3, 45 Ice Skating Club 35 Homecoming Comm. 45 Jr. Red Crass 45 Grade Council 35 Bowling Club 3. WHITE, CAROLYN Valkyries 3, 4' Honor Pln 2, 3, 45 Viking Sister 3, Vice-Pres. 4- Jr. :mn 3, r.1.A. 3, 4, s.o.s. 5, 4- m-Msa 2, 3, 4, Ice simian, club 4, Bowling Club 2. WIBERG, LARRY Nat. Honor Society 3, 4, Pres. 45 Key Club 45 D-Club 45 Football 3, 45 Annual Board 3, 4, Assist. Editor 45 Honor Pin 2, 3, 45 Swimming 3, 45 Bays' State 35 Grade Counci 2, 35 Student Council 4. WICKSTROM, BEVERLY I Valkyries 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Girls Hi-Y 3, 45 I.R.C. 45 F.T.A. 45 North Star 4. WIDOM, IVAN Football 45 Track 4. WILBUR, GEORGE WILKINS, NANCY Pr.-Msa 25 Jr. Red Cross 25 Lyres Club 3, 45 Grade Council 35 A Cappella 4. WILKINSON, LESLIE Bowling Club 2, 3. 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