North Junior High School - Northern Star Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Debate Squad Does First-Rate Job Taking part in the Senior high debate program this year were many students from North Junior High. These pupils have had the opportunity of participating in several of the out-of-town meets. They are, standing, from left to right: Barbara Rueb, Nancy Moore, Jeffrey Rees, Dan Austin, Cheryl Fitzgerald, John Swindle. Seated, from left to right: David Taylor, Pam Moore, Marilyn Cohen, and John Cranor. Both Buildings Enjoy New Libraries Bright, beautiful, and spacious describes our new libraries in Roosevelt and Lincoln., Students in Roosevelt enjoyed browsing through a library in their building for the first time, as they have never had one previously. Lincoln's library has been moved, enlarged, and improved. Assisting the librarians in both buildings this year, as Allan Jones, pictured above, is doing, have been about 100 students. These students were chosen from the reading, writing, and spelling classes.

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l SEVENTH BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: BACK ROW: Left To Right, Mr. Zenger, Mr. Crooks, Richard Dahl, Steve Beirma, Tom Elliott, Gary Dooley. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Ketron, Bill Woods, Charles Smith, Bill Fisher, Terry Flint, John Swartz. FRONT ROW: Gary King, Alan Sias, Gary Armour, Dan Magathan, Mr. Elder. Richard Morrison and John Palmer not pictured . Three Boys' Clubs Become Two OFFICERS AND SPONSORS OF THE EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE BOYS' CLUB. STANDING: Left To Right, Mr. Hemphill, Mr. Plank, Mr. Welch, Mr. Ahlstedt, Mr. Trimble. SEATED: Jon Woodward, vice president, Mr. Dahlsten, Jerry Suberkropp, president, Mr. Johnston. Combining their two clubs this year, the eighth and ninth grade boys have met together about once a month For their programs. The seventh grade boys have continued to meet by themselves. Boys' club programs consist mainly of films of an in- formative and entertaining nature, and occasional skits and miscel- laneous programs. The films shown to the boys this year Featured such things as sports car racing, the Air Force, the Navy and archeology

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Nort h's Instrumental Gro ups The North Junior High Band, numbering about 90, is pictured here on the steps ofthe Masonic Temple. Per- formances were given by the band at four different times during the year. Mr. Watters and North's orchestra are shown as they prepare for their concert.