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

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'I v 'r GoAoAr Wi Ri Pictures of former GAA girls with superior service records are an appropriate background for presidents, Barbara Traverse and Karen Wethekam, whose merits during their past three years have placed them in the outstanding category also. y Their sponsorship of teams, participation in play- days, and leadership on GAA cabinet were climaxed each year by high spirit and good sportsmanship. ,cc it if , di P Y ea X A i Y X' I Y . U ,A Jr 5 Q, , I F 1 ,r r p N tx. ,X ' - ' , gli 'J 'Q 'dh' wh, ut 'f i 'Ar r V ,' qv X pb' i l, 9 'Ill 1, I K Vi .- ,i X 'f ,, Q, , V-Q , 'pe ' i V th 'N Y t x' W I X W i 'Nl 'ip ' I lg , pl in '1 if ' 10 I 's ', Q 3' . ll , In I. 'y phd V k XM' r . f f. t I Apt, 62 +3

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1- nhfifgi A hush falls over anxious Indian rootcrs as the North batter gets ready to swing. A long ball into left field gives the Indian runner time to score at home plate. The pitch is thrown and the batter tenses, ready to swing, during the final minutes ofthe game. Coach Francisco is almost obscured as the team crowds around waiting to get the game 's line-up. 61

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C17 if A X aug, sf J VI 4 A J lla w if Rf It rj' MRS, WALSWORTH Advisor 5. , 'l 9 ,Lg . L. 1' FIRST SEMESTER: During an inforrnal meeting , Francis Peterson reads the agenda for President Barbara Traverse and cabinet members, Valerie Luna, Linda Fordis, Mary Jo Nevin, Karen Wethekam, Marilyn Shaw, jackieSo11tliward, and Julia Lindsay. fltiriyrns-isiarisssifrs Miss SMITH A Advisor eq' SECOND SEMESTW: President Karen Wathekam reminds cabinet members, lou Stoekbauer, Marilyn Shaw, Barbara Conrad, Randy Garbett, N ancy Strang, Sherry Doalt, and Donna St. Amend, that team spirit is the key to a success- ful basketball playday. 51' 63 - Wx l Marilyn Mocabee, Marsha Strang, Mar-