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

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NO HUNT AND PECK HERE The business oriented stu- ' dent can choose from courses In like Business Law, Bookkeep- ing, Business Machines or Machine Shorthand. One of the most popular courses at North is Typing I. It offers first year typing adequate for high school and college needs. il Don Shrode, Craig Wells, Bob Pettibone, Buddy Braiser, and Alan Supple keep busily at work in the woodshop, while lbelowl Dan Hagey, Pete Gevorkian and Bob Kimble work the ... jigsaw. HOBBY OR OCCUPATION? Industrial crafts work in copper tooling, carving, plastics, leather, liquid plastic, copper enamel- ing, plaster of Paris, jewelry or etching devel- ops better understanding ofthe industrial environ- ment, manipulative skills and creative expression. l Tom Sterns drills plastic on the drill press. Mark Theiser, John Williams andjeff Schull like the tables, corner shelves, and book cases they can make in Industrial Crafts.

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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

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