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

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i o T1,w l W my li R I I K 5 J n H 6 0 0 Q li t ll' Jil UW NF ij P V i l IN GYM. . .strong heenhy bodies ne the M, I result of plenty of exercise, for which Carla M Van Meter and Cher 1 Armes ere getting l Y balls from Mrst Walsworth. IN HOMEMAKINC. . .To every girl, a knowledge of homemslting is of great value, for it teaches manage- ment of time, money, and abilities. Not only is' it important for her to ltnow how to take care of her clothes and appearance, but also the girl learns to be a happier member living in harmony with her community and in her home. IN CRAFTSMJ. Cissna, S. Roberts, T. Benoit, 81. Nieger work in girl's crafts. 0 e U it fi ' I ,uf 7 r - i ,K Q I if Aff, L 't X V K' J. 4 1! 12 i l x by 5 Y D . X 4 f UN Q. ' ' N ,532 h-Q9 i 1: it Q 1 fir IN MATH 7. . .Napier's Rods are explained by Pat Hansen , Barry Pinske and Rick Seeley. fe if

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Down the Corridor 1 f A i FIRST STOP, the office-where Mrs. Bazz, Mrs. Peachin, and Mrs. Worden are always ready to help. Students also play a part in the office lsee beiowl, as exemplified by Valarie Malpede, Allison Montgomery, and Laureen Bridgewater. I PLEDGE... Patriotism is stressed daily at North as students are called to silent attention by the Star Spangled Banner followed by a salute to the flag of our coturtry. rr rr Our school nurse, Mrs. Morris, discusses Aid operations with school librarian, Mrs t-4,9 , 4 uf --s.. 1- Assisting Mrs- Esping in the library are M. Quillen, M. Wieting, A. Hayworth, K. Nelson, C. Loman, S. Wescott, S. Pack, and M. Vazac. i0 ll

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l THE SCIENTIFIC APPROACH Modern junior high schools train youths to fit into a sci- entific world. dent has delved into physics, chemistry, geography, as- tronomy, and physiology, he can break up a solution into its component parts, predict a storm, or explain an eclipse Y-llXTi R i l K Kathy Eloe, Mrs. Busby, Murray Levine, Phil Klatchhe, and J mst-rl Kathy Vreeland Down the Corridors ENGLISH IN ACTION The English Department trains one in appreciation of outstand- ing works of literature, in par- liamentary law, in correct us- age, spelling, and theme com- position. Mrs. Mehrle ipic- turedl instructs her class here in a new vocabulary word. After a stu- , Mr. Ash, Debbie Davis, jack Rants Q ' ' it ff ' li iesee A t A srnnrour Linn is rua suonrnsr orsrnucsriygiyh , yy , 1 Mathematics is used daily, especially by engineers, ,S A Ky 5 t1lit,xMy.m5 air pilots, naval officers, soldiers, butchers, and H , r l 'llfvx ll ' rr ,Q lllw housewives. Whether one figures up the budget or mf s'riilrllJ nljy if butchers a hog, he must know that two halves make, ln,-,, ,g , V l . . . . t , 'R' ' , a whole. Imagine a plan without a blueprint! 'lf'Qul,yNpW,y wr ,vi A ll ' i, V wall,-al tgp r it ip lain, -l C 'vt 'rfikimks 'r , Aix- ,fxx-AJ .llixiliyf ily r J lj M lltl at ninth, iwrypy, 1 , hr 'X N l X. ll t .. l'rQlkEil.X XfjlQ'a.l , X i W wil .lxiillhy 4 . s Nillillutii, in rl, nn , it in u X