North Junior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Downey, CA)

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ifrtr' 1 y I l .RW , 'x W' Xi. Injection from Ireland SHOW HIGHLIGHTS Reflecting a medical theme in production titles, RHYTHM REMIEDIES became an outstand ing February dance program. Gay costumes blending with drannatic Iightu ing created exciting mood changes as groups danced across stage in intricate steps and sensi- tive movements. Managing medics, K. Kelley, and J. South- MODER DA CE Prognosis for Ptuplc ward, helped to co-ordinnte the successful show. r I Miss Smith, Chorcographer MIS. Walsworth, Costumer r , , U o A Dosage of Dutch 50 IO 'gmil pl 1 Q l Cardiac Capers .

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IL BS 31 xx DEBATE GROUP Advisor, Mr. Riggs, informs the group about correct procedures of oral debate practices. 4 5 r ... l ASTRONOMY CLUB The value of star-gazing instruments is noted by these students under the direction of advi- sor, Mr. Ash. F... ....,,. .....m......J . Y 1 A-L KEY CLUB Waiting for e speaker's arrival are these members whose academic and cultural activities are guided by advisor, Mrs. Douglas. GOLF' CLUB Tire importance of each club is demonstrated by Mr. Femandez, advisor, to this group of golf fans.

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Ninth Grjade students run through a dress rehearstil during the year's drama finale of THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE. STUDENT SPOTLIGHT The year's final curtain rises to well deserved applause for two outsmnding stlldents--jini Reagan and Mike Ramsaur. Both have successfully shown acting talents in many major productions and as M.C, for all school programs, jim has found Mike 's ability valuable as stage manager. The spotlight shines on both students for effort and service during their past years at North. Mrs. Wedding, direotress