North Phoenix High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1956 volume:

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Mi, A HCJME FOR THE 8 . ,L A MODERN MUSTANG INTRODUCTION lt is axiomatic that every publis- cation has a message to deliver. That contained in Hoofbeats '56 is a simple one. It is a story of four classes and their years! Four years of progress, of change, of reaching toward maturity. This year Hoofbeats '56 is presented in a new form, a form equal to the ideas it hopes to express. To express this idea the Hoofbeats Staff has selected as their theme THE MODERN MUSTANG. The major theme, THE MOD- ERN MUSTANG, is handled in several different ways throughout the Annual. lt is to be found on the stylized drawing on the cover, the bright colored section pages, and the modern type used in this volume. Therefore with pride . . . we present Hoofbeats '56 . . . an experiment in the modern form and a history of a year. C51 ATH oun scHool. OF LEA , . , RNING WHERE KNOWLEDGE BEGINS THE MODERN MUSTANG C67 AND CONTINUES AND SCHOOL MW QU IET NOW FOOD FOR THOUGHT A my , . , ,. 'W'A'i61lU9i1n,, +mA 'wwvAm ...... .Wm ,. CONTENTS FACULTY . . . ......... PAGE 13 CLASSES ..... .... P AGE 37 ACTIVITIES ............ PAGE 99 STUDENT GOVERNMENT .... PAGE 137 CLUBS ........ . . . PAGE 151 SPORTS ...... . . . PAGE 181 ADVERTISING . . . . PAGE 219 I7J IN FOND MEMORY 9' All important knowledge does not come from textbooks. Indeed, a great many ot life's important lessons are learned from people. Miss Beulah Twist, who taught typing at North High for many years, died last year as a result of cancer. Seven years before here untimely death, Miss Twist realized the serious- ness of her illness and that soon she would die. Facing reality courageously, she continued her teaching career at North High until last summer at the time of her death. To both the teachers and students who knew Miss Twist and those who have heard of her, she stands as a symbol of courage. To her memory we humbly dedicate Hootbeats of l956. , , v ' . ff f -1' Q13 ,my-X , I' N 3' ' , ,.. ,, .J f A 'A iq ff ws k 11 ' Qs ,, , 'X ' s if J ff I' 1 J N 1 'Y ,fx X5 . V ' .J P1 w , NJ' X 5 , f, A, LJ- ufff Llffg , '-fi' V ., ' ,1- Jvi .1 . - 'I 'ji-1-11 F- r-- 5 5 if J . '. 1:3911 5- ' Vjf' X- fv- Eb rj . 1 ..' - 'Y ff 1 ? , . , I, . Alix f 1 x 1 L W U bt X X 1 MLW f, My W ww 'fl ,f1,uuLff ' MU NL. 1 l , IQ vi ., Jbwky I X fl K INERI IMPORTANT LEFT: Dr. Harold Gear, Superintend- ent of the Phoenix Union and Phoenix College System has completed another year of successful administration of the district. He and the Board of Education m a k e the policies for the P h o e n i x high schools and college. BELOW: Mr. Frank Haze Burch, Board of Education president, and Mr. Jay Hyde, member of the Board of Education. FT T0 RIGHT: ard of Education ember Dr. Tre- r G. Brown, Dr. arles Purtymun, d Mrs. F. A. ns. PECPLE V.-J U37 LEFT: Mr. Charles Burton, principal has led us through another successful year. ABOVE: Mr. A. W. Flowers and his assistant Mr. Robert Poorman were in charge of the Registrars Office. ADMINISTRATION BELOW: Mr. Orville Hamm and Miss Vera Activities Office, which came into and Mr. Edward Stancik headed up the U45 of the Cardon N, ,,,....,y FIRST ROW. Mrs. Dorothy Catanzaro, Mrs. Gladys Wilke, Miss Genevieve Parsons. SECOND ROW: Miss Donna Ellison, and Mrs. Victoria Schoen are the Registrars Office secretaries. LEFT: Mrs. Lucille Townsend assists Mr. Orville Hamm and Miss Vera McCormick in the Activities Office. SECRETARIES Miss Ardys Coburn and Mrs. Mildred Harrison take care of the work in the principal's office efficiently and capably. ,W W. Qsslagd, 111213141515 asszsesazzazi mi mwrmm im 54 fi Miss Dorothy Hirst assists Mr. Stancik and Mr. Cardon in the Guidance Office. U53 Mr. Emil Kass, Mr. Don Schrader, Miss Margaret Descote- aux, Mr. Edward Stancik, and Mrs. Caroline Weber give advice and help to many stu- dents. LEFT: Mr. William Roche, Mrs. Char- lotte Cockerell, Mrs. Jean Brown and Mr. Dallas Long have counsel- ed many students throughout the year. usa. WW .ull COUNSELCRS MM U67 Miss Virginia Gleason, Mrs. Florence Fickeisen and Miss Norma Sayre, help students to learn about such things as cooking, sewing, and child care. Mr. J. D. Filson and Mrs. Virginia Baird teach such subjects as drama, play production, and public speaking. They plays. ART: Miss Mary Wil- liams, Mr. Allen Dutton, and Miss Frances Kapan- ke, teach such subiects as crafts, ceramics, and art. 4 Q 371573 ef' 3954.311 9 rid si. ALLIED AR MUSIC: Mr. Lynn Fitzgerald, Mr. Albert Davis, Miss Mary Ann Enloe, and Mr. Ben Denton, furnish the instruc- tion for such courses as band, orchestra, glee club, and a cappella. TS also are in charge of the school U71 Miss Gretchen Bock, Miss Marian Cox, and Miss Mary Mariott teach sophomore and iunior English. U33 ENGLISH Helping students to under- stand literature and gram- mar are these English teach- ersp LEFT to RIGHT: Mrs. Muriel Miller, Miss Miriam Gathings, Miss Mildred Jacks, and Miss Edith Carper. F Mr. William Hoffman, Mr. George Motter, and Mr. Dave Horowitz help students to learn the parts of speech and how to write research themes. EXPERTS Mr. G. W. West, Mr. Jack Shimer, and Mr. Robert Wagner help stu- dents to learn the fundamentals of English grammar. Mr. West and Mr. Wagner teach freshman and sophomore English while Mr. Shimer teaches iournalism and publication courses. , U93 Qs. Q 2 :name ABOVE: Mr. Frank Gille- Iand physics t e a c h e r . RIGHT: Mr. I. F. Nichols and Miss Frances Croufer look over some spe- cimens. 5 l2Ol l BELOW: Mr. A. B. Clark and Mrs. Gwendolyn Beaver take a look at some equipment. ff. lf' .ff ABOVE: Mr. C. A. Brown, chemistry teacher. LEFT: Mr. James Carey, Mr. V ' J, H. Thomas, and Mr. Henry Hall. SCIENTISTS I BELOW: Mr. Lehi Smith, Mrs. Olene Zacher, and Mr. Hugh Hackett teach students general math and algebra. W XV 2561 ng ABOVE: Mr. Thomas Inman teaches both plane and solid geometry. RIGHT: Mr. Harold Williams, Mr, Henry An- derson and Mr. Willie Williamson. X x Q52 Gaily MATHEMATICIANS ABOVE: Mr. Her- bert Drinkwater. LEFT: Mr, Arthur Hawk and Mr. Henry Schmidt. C213 BUSINESS ED LEFT: Mr. Frank Turley, Mr. Edward Palmer, and Mr. Harley King teach such sub- iects as typing, bookkeeping and office training. BELOW RIGHT: Miss Isabel Daou, Miss Chloe Fields, and Miss Elsie Deaver teach typ- ing and shorthand. BELOW LEFT: Miss Jean Starr, Miss Ruth White, and Mr. C. O. Stephens are also in the Business Ed. depart- ment and teach typing, busi- ness law, and other such courses. 2 gi It Q ..,.,1', 1 sli 11,ri Xk'l'lU,u' Mr. Joseph McKinney, Miss Ruth Adams, and Mr. William Bridge- water, history and civics teachers look over a U. N. maga- zine. SCDCIAL STUDIES Mr. Robert Cognac, Miss Winona Montgomery, and Mr. John Koerner take a look at Miss Montgomery's grade book. Mr. M. R. Hagerty, and Mr. Lawrence Hyink, peer over Mr Douglas Cary's shoulder as he looks up a contested word in the dictionary. 6233 Seated is Miss Mar- tha White, French teacher. Standing are Mr. Steve Cher- anich, Mrs. Mary Mariott, and Miss Anna Schlichter who teach Latin, Spanish and French. f , Q rs 2 ,K I -1 A 5, .rqiwffhi . ,x 'fi 3 F5 a mi i 7 USS F 5 K Ee awp. K 153 .wax if ' E' 3 . 5' ' if ' 'F E , Hn-H rr LINGUISTS Mr. James Carey, Miss Isabelle How- att, and Miss Mary Gomez, Spanish teachers, pose for the photographer. HCP EXPERTS Miss Regna Brenaman and Mr. Joseph McKinney are pictured during the Faculty Party. Mr. Vernon Hathcock, Mr. Fred Schade, Mr. Lawrence A. Chard, and Mr. Bert H. Belluzzi instruct the boys in the shop work. i E , Mr. William Ball and Mr. Syl'vester Edwards prepare students for their future crafts. C252 f Q, p QQ I 4 M3 GIRLS ' 5 4' X . Q L . 1 5 ,' u' Q 'Q vu a ,,' Q '21 A 5 1, . 9 Q 4 , l iii 2, I . 'w i o , A EJ -TJTT3 f K ',,o. vnu' vmgmgghvgyvr, if 1 45 S R3 1 KLM. w.W..,,... . . Miss Regna Breneman and Mrs. Bettse Phelps discuss the various sports. 'sci A ,a ,,i U, l':,l':n':?:: 'rpm ,o .ssc '-.-Iggy' ' Q Q3 .. H nfl ' ' : null ' ug fu Xl Mrs. Martha Babcock who is Wm in charge of all' the equip- ment, and Mrs. Mary Ham- ilton, accompanist, lend a helping hand whenever they can. Mrs. Nancy Dow, Miss Pat McKinnon, and Miss Cather- ine Wilkinson, pause to pose. Mr. Richard Hardf, Mr. W. R. Caldwell, and Mr. Paul McCloy take a break from their P.E. classes. Mr. Cecil Coleman and Mr. Vernon Wolfe talk over North's prospects for the coming year. Sgt. Clarence Jones is in charge of the R.0.T.C. program at North High. BCYS' P. E xx waimm ABOVE: Mr. Donald Pace and Mr. Paul McCloy teach behind the wheel and driver education. BELOW: Miss Ruth Rowan and Mr. William Bartels are in charge of the library. 1283 TRAUVW UNSELFIS ABOVE: Mr. Sylvester Edwards, Mr. William Ball, and Mr. A. l. Pistor teach behind the wheel driving. LEFT: Mrs. Ruth Halli- man is the home counselor. BE- LOW: Mrs. Mildred Hill and Miss Daphne Herring are the sec- retaries who take care of things in the library. ABOVE: Miss Lydia Potthott and her secrc- tary Mrs. Anne Schall mann look after the stu- dents' health. RIGHT: Mr. Fred Draper looks over one ot his projec- tion machines, BELOW: Mr. Chester Volker and his two assistants Mrs. Fara Darland and Mrs. Beatrice Maxwell take care ot the book store and schcol accounting. ABOVE: Mrs. Ruth Smith takes time oft from her cafeteria duties to get a bite to eat. BELOW: Mr. Joe Hud- son, chief custodian pauses a minute to pose. SERVICE 9 FACULTY FUN CPEN HGUSE The pictures on the opposite page were taken at faculty party based on the western theme. Everybody seems to be relaxing and enjoying themselves after a hard day of teaching. These three pictures were taken at open house where parents and teachers have a chance to get to know each other. Parents also get a chance to learn just how their son or daughter is doing. The results of these get-togethers usually benefit all concerned. The custodians and cafeteria workers do much toward keeping many things in school running smoothly and efficiently. They are the people behind the scenes who you seldom hear about. It is because of them that the campus is clean every morning and that there is some- thing to eat every noon. These people help out in many student affairs, such as dances, din- ners and other activities. We owe them a vote of thanks for the fine job they have done dur- ing the past year. SERVICE DELUXE CUSTODIANS: FIRST ROW: Mr. K. Melheim, Mr. J. Allmindinger, Mr. J. Lawhend, Mr. R. Forrest. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. Christenson, Mr. W. Pleck, Mr. J. W a r d, Mr. V. White. T H I R D R 0 W: Mr. M. Rusted, Mr. G. Hamn, Mr. J. May, Mr. J. Janik. BOILER ROOM: Mr. Mike Felhle takes care of the boiler room and makes sure that the school is well heated I during the cold months. C A F E T E R I A WORKERS: FIRST R O W: Catherine Thomas, Pearl Het- land, Iva Duncan, Louise Robinson, Dorothy B a I e s, Mary Cullen, Bur- ton Fountain, Rene Forest, James Elli- ott. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Smith, Allene Doak, Etha McCoy, Ida Wil- liams, Sylvia Gil- more, Foy Cherry, Ethel Lockwood, Gertrude Wahlman, Naomi Stephens, Corda Cunning- ham, Sue Bueford, Sybil Merdick, Rose Barton, Albert Ab- rahams. f ' ,. .f , 'i v A n NA. Z Qld K LSXA fx Korg? aqui 'SX girl O DNV N' uit' ,SX In x Qfis XJR 1..-,NXZXQQ MP' w X. 4 X cf' Ng? J 2' V WSL' AMFJQ V XP!-xN Jbgff gf vxxx .OTX J-INJYS. Uxxafw X 'QU H 5-.X tx -a X UNK' - J., Lwgil 114,02 k F, XJR X, xv h .nj-' xfctf 3.52 Nm' SQBX X E50 X XLX My 454 , X x bf f W f 7 .' Mylwff Cf Ly ,Xl IVIV, ? .h . jo f fff pfffcff ,f7,5, a6f' .lj . U ,W yf 'X 'LVTI W fm U I ,ff f 52 J 3 W Z7 Q - ' Aj V1 . 'v b . vx x .fx fy' N .J fx. fy' -- , -, Qi 2 2 ' 'IW X Jr, fi if 4 jx Q 4, '53 Q , :J Q lx 42,2 ,'1?2. .. x A , dm I 2 .2 . ' -il A -.. 'Q 9-1. ,: - 5, . ' Mw- if. 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Freshmen participated in this affair and made it a great suc- cess. Freshmen made up the basis of the Pep Club this year and were active members of such school clubs as the social com- mittee, corral board and cafe- teria board. Freshmen joined the upper- classmen in forming Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y groups, which are af- filiated with the Y.M.C.A. North High's freshmen are an active group and participate in all school sports, clubs and activities. l3te.A7l7hw oiflfwjwlli' FRESHMAN CLASS CF?-iCi.RS, LEFT 'EO RIGHT, F-RGNT ROW: Jim Ludke, Honor Court Judge, Adolfo Quezada, Vice-President: Marilyn Johnson, Treasurer, Bill Rudd, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Ann Nelson, Girls' League representative, Ronald Saufly, Boy's Alliance Representative, Carolyn Johnson, Secretary. Mr. M. J. Shimer, is pictured speaking to a Freshman English class during National Newspaper Week. l37l ERIC ABRAHAMSEN GARY ACKLIN EDWIN ACORD DONALD ADAMS RONALD ADKINS BRENDA ALPERT DIANE ANDERSON LOUISE ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSON ROGER ANDERSON TERRY ARCHIBALD GENE ARNOLD CLAUDIA ARMSTRONG DONNA ARNOTE MARLENE BAILY BARBARA BAINES LAURIE BALL CAROL BANDELIER DIANE BARDEN SHERRY BARNETT ROBERT BARON JON BARROWS PEGGY BARRY SUSAN BARSTOW RICHARD BATCHELDER JEAN BATES JOAN BATES NANCY BAUMAN MICHAEL BECK ROBERT BECK MAUREEN BECKERLEG ANGELA BELASE BILLIE MAE BELCHER SHERMAN BENDALIN STEPHEN BENNETT THOMAS BENSON MAUREEN BIBEAU ROBERT BIGONY BETTY BIRCHFIELD MARY BIRCHFIELD BENAY BJORGE JANETTE BLACK JOYCE BLACK JIM BLAIR WILLIAM BLAIR JERRY BOEH JOHN BOICE SANDRA BOOTH DONALD BOWLING JILL BRADFORD JANICE BRAKE BILL BRANAMAN BARBARA BRIGHT SANDRA BRODSKY DONNA BROWNE JOYCE BROWN LINDA BROWN NANCY BROWN BARRY BRUCE LARRY BRYSON ROGER BUCHANNAN BARBARA BULLA JUDY BULLOCK BETTY BUNN RAY BUSE EARL BUSH JIMMY DALE ARLENE DALGLEISH CHARLOTTE DAVIS CAROLYN DEAN DEANNA DEAN BRUCE DE GRAVES LAWRENCE DeSPAIN BEVERLY DeWITT ROBERT DICK FRANK DIAMENTI ROBERTA DOBSON RORY DONOHUE RONNIE DOSS LINDA DOUTHIT ARLENE DUFFORD JAMES DUNN ALEX DURAN LAWRENCE DURBIN LURRENE EBER GLORIA ECHENESTE JOHN EDWARDS DIANE ELDER GLENN ELLIOTT ARA ELOIAN BEVERLY ELSER JERRY ELSON ELDA EMERSON ELIZABETH EMERY BEN ERNEST STEVEN ERVAY LEE ESTES KATHERINE EVANS DELECE EVERETT JIM FAIRWEATHER SANDRA FARMER DAVID FELLARS PAULA FELTHOUSE DAMON FETTY WILLIAM FEYER GRACE FEGARELLI RICHARD FISHEL RUTH FISHER DONN FITCH DIANE FITZGERALD EUGENIE FLINT LYNNE FLORY LOIS FORBES VIRGINIA FORTNER BURTON FOX SANDRA FRANKIE JACKSON FREDERICK KAREN FUIKS CHERIE FULLMER -- I2 M N It YJ, . 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W' ,I I. , I fix f I39I SHIRLEY GALLOWAY PAUL GANNARELLI PAUL GARCIA DARYL GARDNER JOHN GASKIN JOHN GASKIN BOBBIE GASPAR KAREN GEARHART WALLACE GEARY GAYLE GENTRY NANCY GERVASIO MIKE GIANELLI STUART GIBBONS CAROLEE GIBBS SANDRA GIBBS WILLIAM GILLIAM GUY GILMAN LEOLIN GOLDTHWAITE BILL GOLETZ INGRID GOODWIN KENNY GOTO SALLY GRAY JOLYON GRANT CAROLYN GREEN GARY GREEN ' HAROLD GREEN SUSAN GREENBERG SUSAN GRIFFITHS RICHARD GREENWELL LINDA GRIGGS JOAN HAGBERG JUNE HAGBERG RALPH HAIGHT BARBARA HALL CARL HALVORSEN STEVEN HANNUM BOB HANSON ROBERT HANSSON GORDON HAMILTON GARY HAMMAN JOHN HAVERLAND JANE HARRIS LARRY HARRIS TOYNE HARRIS JACQUELYN HARVEY JUDITH HARVEY GEORGE HAUGHT KENNY HAWKINS CAROL HAYNES WILLIAM HEFLIN BILL HEINER JOYCE HELDERMON MARY HELDERMON HELEN HENRY GILBERT HENSLEY SHARON HENTHORN BARBARA HICKS CAROL HILLHOUSE ANN HILLMAN JANE HILTON MAX HOBBS DANIAL HOESCH ROBERT HOGAN MIKE HOGGAN EDWARD HOLDER DOUGLAS HORNE LEE HORNER MICHAEL HORWITCH JOAN HOUSER RALPH HOBENTHAL LINDA HURD EVA HUTCHINGS CAROL HUTTON RICHARD HYDE BILL IRVINE SANDRA ISON RUTH JACKSON SHIRLEY JACKSON JERALDINE JACOBY JOE JAMES JOHN JEAVONS LOUIS JEKEL PAT JENSON SANDRA JESTER PAT JOINER BARBARA JOHNSON CAROLYN JOHNSON JO ANN JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON RUSSELL JONES ROBERT JOSLIN ROBERT JUEDES BARRY KEGLEY JOAN KEIFFER DIANE KEITH DENNIS KEITH JO KELEMMER VICKI KELLER SHARON KELLIN GARY KELLY MARGARET KELTON KAREN KEMPER ELAINE KENDALL PAT KENDALL TOM KENNAN PAT KENNY PATSY KIMSE TERRY KIPP GARY KLAGH BARBARA KLAMERT MIKE KLINE KAREN KOHLI MARCIA KRAMER DAVID KRAUSS BILL KRUFT AL KUBANIS SHARON LAHEY CHARLES LAINE FRANK LANDINO . ,, wm1,sgLg,.f If WMI I ' 1 If I 1 I I I I y 'Z .I ,--' 'I I Q ' I 4 l A 551.4 J. 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I4IJ MICHAEL LANDINO GORDON LARSON SHARON LARSON FREDERICK LAU DWAYNE LEAVITT JUDY LEE NANCY SYLV VERNON LEAVITT LEE IA LEE GARY LEHAMAN JANICE LEONARD DONALD SUSAN MARY LEWIS LOEB LOEB PAULETTE LOLLAR SA LLY LOPEZ FRED LOVRET BETTY LOWERY NANCY LUNDGREEN DANIEL MAC AFEE VIRG INIA MADDOX MARIO MAGLIO FARIS MAFLIOCCO JOHN MAILLIE MAUREEN MALONE DENNIS MALONEY STEP HEN MARSTEEN FLOYD MARTIN NANCY MARTIN ROCHELLE MARTIN TIMOTHY MASSINGALE MIKE MATHERS DENNIS MATOUSEK LE O MAXWELL DOUGLAS MAY GARY MAYFIELD BARBARA MCCABE NANCY MCCLOY MICHAEL MCCRACKEN JANE McCULLOCH HOWARD MCDANIEL HELEN MCGRATH KAY McKEE WESLEY McKI NNEY JUDI TH MCLEOD ELLIS MEEKER LLOYD MELTON NANCY MELTON GERALDINE MENICHELLI GEORG CAR E MIES OL MIHELICH SANDRA MIKAL MARILYN MIKU BETTY MILLER BRUCE MILLER JUDITH MILLER WILSON MILLER SUZANNE MILLS LARRY MINER MARY LEE MOAT LARRY MONGER SUE ANN MONTGOMERY SARA MOODY BRUCE MOORE MARILYN MOORE MARION MOORE MICHAEL MORAN SHARON MOREY BARRY MORRIS SHARON MORRIS ELIZABETH MORRISON GLORIA MUDERSBACH SANDRA MUIR CHERIE MULKEY MELANIE MUSICK JANE MURDOCK JEFFERY MULKEY DAWN MUNSIL CAROL MURRAY BONNIE NATIONS IDA NICHOLS MAE NICKLA JAN NIEHOUSE ROY NEAL PATRICIA NEEDHAM CAMPBELL NELSON MARY NELSON ROBERT NELSON JOHN NELSON RUSSEL NELSON SIGURD NELSON PATSY NELSON RICHARD NEVELIN HAROLD NEVITT BETTY NEWMAN KAY NEWMAN BEVERLY NEWTON DONNA NOACK ROBERT NOFFZ CAROLE NOWICKI SANDRA NOYES DIANA NUNNALLY EARL OBERFIELD DONALD O'CONNOR PATSY O'CONNER LOUIS OLLSON HAROLD OLSON LEON OSBORN DELL OWENS IANICE OWEN GLORIA PAINTER KAY PALMER NORVAL PARWRY KAREN PA ERNO LOUIS PATERNO GAIL PATRICK JUDITI-I PATRICK NANCY PAULSON NANCY PAYNE TOM PAYNE 11 I QI? A .1 I mm. -- ?Y 4 J WITTTQQ ' A I E A-:, A 54 BETTY PECK ,, Q 1 A ., . '.,: K I 1. . QQ PASTY PENDERGRAFT I .... PEGGY PENDERGRAFT fi A I 5 ,..A I ...:- MARCIA PERKINS Af. f I . .' , I 5 5 GERALD PERRY , ,,,,,,, V If JOAN PETTINGILL A Q.. ' . I fi I f JOYCE PETTENGILL ' Q. .1 DWYATT PETTY I if I Q 4. .. -Q'V .L I COETA PHILLIPS , 534 4, I ., . lim p ' JAEIISEHEI-PSJSE A fi? Q G :' 'A A ..., I I I D P R .af ,,.v .. A. CARLENE PORTER J S 1 . ' f -. ' fi S 'A IE' I , Ni 'I .I .qi M -, ,ZgA,,'. . V . A . ff A JUNE POWELL ,,H. . Q. P J. I. . ,,',vJ Q I , LESLIE PRINCE 552 , 5, M - A Eg, LAWRENCE PROVO f I II.' , ' T- ,AI , , J PATRICIA PRIJE EM Q Q ff V ' ' W I J-I- ' .lg ,- II STEVE PRUITT ...,, X C, . A LINDA PURDUE ' .. QA.. .S ,a I . ..,. ., jr Q I if A1656 ...,. . L A, , '-sms I' 7 11 ,4 F. . if I . I I' at J, . . . .. , if ,. J. A-'RI tk,-! i.fs y S . , F, A A 3 N in b JUDITH PYLE CHARLENE RANDALL f n A LEUCRECIA REDDICK BOB REINBOLDT JAMES REYNOLD L. I I .V , NORMA .RAMRIJS 'M I . 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GARY SHIRLEY ,a I ATII ,Ef':'TfQf'V IH .,' II' A - .L SHELDON SILBERMAN K ' H I Si f,I,ff.g3t f ..., ,. f ' aku I A A... KAREN SIMON I ,,.., I ., . .- l WAYNE SIMS Q . I ---A W. I A PATRICIA SINCLAIR 1? TI III A DONALD SIPES f .I , A , ROY SKAGGS 2 5, . . ,-. . H I 1 g W. ' . - CAROL SKOGEN A1-- gif . fx 1 A ' I, ,Sf - TOM SMITH ,A TT if' I ff ' A' I44I SHERY SMITH MARSHA SMITH LINDA SMITH JIMMY SMITH KAREN SORGATZ CORNELIA SPEARING BOB STAFFORD LUCY STAPLES BRIAN STAPLETON JUDITH STARR HERBERT STEIN DONALD STEINMAN CAROL STEMEN MARGARET STEWART LARRY STEWART PATRICIA STILES GARY STINSON ROBERTA STINSON DUANE STOCKDALE RHEA STONE ANITA STONIER DENNIS STRINGER CAROL SULLIVAN CAROL SUMMERFELT BERNARD SUNSHINE SUZY SWAN DUANE SWANSON JAMES SYMCOX TOMMY TAIT DONALD TANNER THEODORE TEICHGRABER RICHARD THOM LAUREL THOMACK JAMES THOMSON ROGER THORNTON BOB TRAGER VIRGIL TROUT CYNTHIA TROWBRIDGE JERRY TROXEL RICHARD TUCKER GEORGE TYSON JOHN UDALL ARDEN UMPLEBY DONNA UTLAUT ARLEEN VANVOY BRUCE VARKER JOANNE VUKOBRATOVICH DONALD WADDELL JON WALKER CAROL WALKINGTON BENNY WALTER JUDITH WALTERS LOU ANN WALTERS MARY WALLACE TOMMY WANN LINDA WARE CAROLYN WARNER MARY WARNER BEVERLY WARREN JANET WASH ' ' as I QE-A R 5 DOUGLAS WATKLINS I ','q,, 1 I S i f 1 ,, TONY WATSO I 5' Aa- I 1 We , -.gg .I s A C If I, LOUIS WEBB .. 1-5,23 X A.,., -I ,mg I ,I ii LONNIE WELLS y .-.-1 I I I A WALTER WEST f RQ -- 5,1 .NWI ' A MARION WHEELER f I , If' If I U ' A RICHARD WHEELER . -h2A' ,. .I E.: I MIKE WIEGAND ,. ,fa A ' I -A if CARLENE WILKINSON E -II' 'I I-1 SR ig ' RONALD WILKENSON ,AR ,'I' ,MN A '--f'-' I 7 if ',.I ,': ' vi I ' D'CK WH-I-'AMS Ig: I r wfgff 3 A PM I if FRANK WILLIAMS w ean RQ ,Q 52:23 Ln. ,W .. I f E-, Y ef , L ' gA 2 I 5 Epi, ' ',Q, . I. 5 KATHY WILLIAMS ,..,A: A .I I, t MARY WILLIAMS . -A I. .. - .4 Y ,llulz lg ji'-' A SHARON WILLIAMS Til ., 5 -.. q qA.A I V I IUANITA WILSON ' ' Q H , ,I JACK WILSON ,,.I , 1 'A I I ff ,I LANNY WILSON -v', .,,, ? --',- ll:, K ,Garvin In ' , EI? I ni? , . y - I I ANNETTE WOLF I 'A fa I P I ,I 'k'- A 'Ti MARGARET WOLTERS II.. - -E--., , , ,,,, a WANDA WRIGHT -I'- gy C y Inf I I I DONNA YADA ' A IAL. I I M TOMMY YOUNGER ' 5 R ,ff - , Z1 xv' ,, df R ., A GEORGE ZANNIS ---'E-. I A A S--In . 3r, :V MILDRED ZAGLER M . f f SALLY LAWRENCE X , 5,4 'A - ,ly ' I ,V i W v,., K ..:--- - Vs v..' Q Ir L KL f XJ ...,. I ' paw J .,f Q Rjywu- ,I ..,., W Ay E 'N , Sadie Hawkins Day sophomores contributing to Pam Gannarelli for the March of Dimes are, FRONT ROW: Bonnie Arnold, Dianne Kleinman, and Marcia Samuelson. BACK ROW: Judy Barrett, Jean Rae Shute, Helen Haldiman, and Nancy Ratts. 1467 The Sophomore section is dedicated to John Beyers who was seriously injured in an automobile accident last August. John has been in bed since that accident and has under- gone numerous operations. North High Hootbeats extends the hope and prayer that John will be back in school next year. NCDRTH HIGH SOPHOMCJRES CLASS 0F 1958 Sophomore Class Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Nancy Rogers, Secretary Treasurer, Patty Pomeroy, Vice President: Sheila Weise, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, SECOND ROW: Diane Kleinmen, Girls League Representative: Miks Boyd, Boys' Alliance Rep- resentative: Margaret Burton, Honor Court Judge. 1471 4 CHARLES ABERT EDDIE ABRAHAM GREGG ABRAM JAMES ADAMSON JANICE ALBRECHT DAVID ALLEN SANDY ALLEN JUDITH ALLISON DIANA ALLMON PAUL ALTFAS STEVE ANDERSON STEVE ANDERSON BRUCE ANDREWS GARY ARLINGTON JOHN ARNHOLD BONNIE ARNHOLD PHYLISS ASHLEY FRED ASHLEY EVE AVERKIOU MARY JO BABCOCK GERALD BABER PRUDENCE BACA CAROLE BAILEY DONNIE BAKER ROGER BAKER SHARON BAKER VIRGINIA BAKER JUDY BALAMENTI KAREN BARCLAY CLARK BARRETT JUDY BARRETT BARBARA BARTLETT LA BELLE BARTON SANDRA BATES SANDRA BATES JEAN BEAR JUDY BEAVER ROBIN BECHTEL LINDA BECK SUZANNE BECKER PETE BEERS LYNN BELL LINDA BELFELD FRED BENGTSON JOHN BENNETT ALEIDA BENSEN JIM BENSON WILLIAM BENTLEY JEFF BERNER LeROY BERRY WARREN BERRYMAN MARYCE BEZDEK JERRY BECKVALL IONE BIRCHFIELD MARY BIXBY ROSA LEE BLACK JACQUELINE BLAGRAVE LYNN BLAKEMORE LARRY BLAKEY WILLIAM BLOUNT MARK BUTTON DIANE CALDWELL GERALD CALDWELL LEE CALDWELL JUDIE CARANO PHYLLIS CORNWELL CLAYTON CARPENTER JOANNE CARVER BARBARA CASHO WANDA CASTLEBERRY GEORGE CHALKE DONNA CHALMERS ROXANNE CHAMBERLAIN JAMES CHAMBERLAIN MACK CHANDLER RITA CHATWIN BARBARA CHELPKA DAVID CHESSON BETTE CHRISTENSEN SONJA CHRISTENSON TANJA CHRISTENSEN PHILIP CHURCH CODY CLARK PETER CLARK RONALD CLARK ROGER CLARKE FAYE CLEWLEY MARCIA CLEWLEY ROBERT CLAUSS RONALD CLUTZ FRANCIS BLYTHE ANNE BOERNER ARLENE BOLDEN SANDRA BOONE ANDREA BOWERS PAT BOYCE MICHAEL BOYD FRANCES BOYLE MICHAEL BRADY DON BRANSON DOYLE BRAKEBILL JUDITH BRIDGER BONNIE BRIGNALL LAURENCE BRION KENNETH BRITTAIN LINDA BRENNEISEN ANN BROWN CHARLES BROWN DAVID BROWNE DARLA BROWNLOW JAMES BRUCE SYLVIA BRUCE DALE BRYANT PATRICIA BURGER SANDRA BURGER BETH BURTON MARGARET BURTON NANCY BURTON ROBERT BUSH WILLIAM BUTLER U3 f I-49 GLENN CODY DIANNE COFFEE LOUISE COLLIER EDWARD COLLINS SHARON COLLINS GALE COMBS ARTHUR CONN JOYCE CONNOLLY WAYNE COOLEY DENNY COOK BILL COOKMAN CECILIA CORRAL CLAUDIA CORRAL JULIE COULTER CAROL COWLEY DAVID CRAIG SUE CRANDALL RENNIE CRITTENDEN ROBERT CROW JANICE DALMOLIN RONALD DANIELSON TED DAVEY GEORGE DAVIES CRYSTAL DAVIS GAIL DAUGHERTY LAWRENCE DAY BEVERLY DeFOREST DONNA DEIBNER SUZANNE DEIHL DOUGLAS DENTON TIM DICUS LYNDA DIEDRICK CHARLES DIETZ PATRICIA DYER JACK DOLE SHIRLEY DOSS ANDREW DOUGLAS JULIA DOUGLAS NANCY DOUGLAS VOLNEY DOUGLAS MIKE DOYLE BARRY DRAPER MICHAEL DREW MARIE DREY LARRY DRINEN BARBARA DRINKWATER CONNIE DUDINE GLORIA DUENAS JERRY DUNN FRED DWORKIS WILLARD DYSON CHARLES EBER CLAYTON EDWARDS JOE EHLERS DONNA EITTREIM SCOTT ELLIS DOROTHY EMMONS CAREY ENHOLM LYNNE ERLER FRED ESTEY -W W. -- i A . , I .,.V. . 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II X CARL HANSEN PATRICIA HANSEN PAT HARDIES DENNIS HARNACK SANDRA HARPER MARIE HARRELL SANDRA HARRELL CHARLES HARRIS SANDRA HARRIS SANDRA HARSHA SUE HARVEY LIANNE HAVILL ROBERT HASSERIES JUDITH HEDGPETH WAYNE HEDGPETH ALEX HEIN PHYLLIS HEINRICH LINDA HELDERMON JOHN HELDERMON BOB HENDERSON JERRY HENDERSON RONALD HERMAN KAY H I BBERT OLA HINES SUE HILL SALLY HOGAN SUE HOGAN BARBARA HOGG PETE HOHS EMILY HOLLOWELL CAROLYN HOOKER NANCY HOWARD BARBARA HOWELL MARLEE HUBBARD JUDITH HUDSON DONNA HUGHES PHILLIP HUMMELL NANCY HUNSINGER ADRIENNE HUSSONG ROBERT HUTSON RUTH IRVINE BARBARA JACOBS GLENN JACOBS JO ANN JAIMES MARIE JAMES CAROLYN JENSEN JAMES JETT DIANE JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON BRUCE JONES DAVID JONES ELAINE JONES JOY JONES THOMAS JONES PHILLIP JONES RONALD JORDAN -,I I ANDREW LEACH I .,,A . ,. PATRICIA LEDFORT A I ., BILL LEE is wx JUDY LEE ' 1' iz E CLYDE LEEDDM W I ,. JUDITI-I LEMLEY Q 2 P DONALD LEMONS I ' BRIAN LEONARD JERRY LEONARD MARCIA LESLIE BETTY LEVAR Iv A'1f RODNEY LEWIS ,A,.,V A A f i I Izii '- in-:L DALLAS LONG CAROLYN LORANGER SUZANNE LUHRS NEDRA LUMKPIN PAUL LYNCH PETE LYNCH CAROL LYON ANDREA MADER PATRICIA MADDOX CHRISTENA MALPEDE JACK MARION SANDRA MARTENSEN DAVID MATTHEWS JIL MASON KAY MATHERS JOHN MATHIS JERRY MAYBERRY HARDY MARX ANNE JORGENSEN WILLIAM KAISER BETTINA KANNARD FRANCIS KARAM ALLAN KARCHER MEREDITH KEITH NANCY KELLY KATHY KEPNER LINDA KERR DAVID KING CHRISTINE KIRBY DAVID KIRBY MARILYN KIRBY PATRICIA KLAUS MARY KLEIN DIANNE KLEINMAN MICHAEL KNOTH JANET KNOWLES SUSAN KNOWLES STEWART KOCH PATRICIA KOEHLER MARY KOENIG JAMES KOHL PETER KURCE RONALD KURTZEMAN JUDY LANCE SHARON LA PRE CAROLYN LATHROP RONALD LAVENDER JOHN LINDVIG LARRY MAXWELL LYNNE MEANDREW SHERRY MCBRIDE RATRA MCCABE I PATRICIA MCCALL PETER MCCARTER BRENDA MCDONALD TENA McDOWELL BETTY MCELROY DALE MCFARLANE JOYCE MCFATE KATHLEEN MCMILLEN MELINDA MCRAE FRED MEAD SHARON MEAD PHYLLIS MEDLEY LINDA MELCZER SUE MENDELSOHN PAT MENTZER SANDY MERVIS JERRY METTERS JACK MIDDLETON ANITA MIHELICH JIM MILLER 45 JUDITH MILLER JAMES MINARD LOUISE MINCKS ANN MITCHELL BARBARA MITHCELL VIRGINIA MITCHELL JACK MITCHELL STEPHEN MITCHELL JUDY MOOK BARBARA MOORE SHARON MOORE JAMES MORITZ RICHARD MAZOLA JOHN MULLEN KARL MULLENEAUX ROBERT MUELLER CAROLE MUNNELL MADGE MUNRO BOB MURPHY BARBARA MURRAY RICHARD MURRY MARY MUSSELMAN SUSAN NANCOLLAS BARBARA NICHOLS JUDY NICHOLS LINDA NICHOLS BILL NIXON LINDA NEELEY SPENCER NELSON WALTER NELSON JERRY NEMECEK MARTHA NESS JERRY NEWTON JOSEPH NOBLE ARTHUR NOLTE QUENTIN NOONAN JACK PILINGTON JOHN PIOWATY JACQUELINE PLACE ALICE PLOTNER ALLAN POLSON PATRICIA POMEROY JEANNE POWELL DAWNE PORTER CARL POSEY PENNY PRATHER MARGARET PRATT MARIANNE PREVRATIL BEVERLEY PRICE DIANE PROCUNIER LINDA PURLIA MARY LOU PURLEE LINDA PURSLEY LINDA PURVIS RONALD QUAIN SHIRLEY RANKIN NANCY RATTS CAROLYN ROUSH CAROLE READE SUE REEHL KAY REECE JUDY REIMER CAROLYN RHODES LAWRENCE RHODES STEVE ROBBINS CAVETT ROBERT NORMA NORTHRUP GLORIA NORRIS STEVEN OGBORNE DONALD OHLUND PATRICK O'NEILL ROSALIND ONG DARBY OSBORN RICHARD OVERTON CHARLENE OWENS BRION PADBERG MARGARET PACE PATRICIA PARKER CAROL PARRENT ANETTE PARSONS JOE PATERNO SHARON PATTILLO PATRICIA PATTERSON DAVID PAUL JIM PEACHEY JACKIE PEPPER JEANETTE PERRIN JUDITH PETERS JUDY PETERSON DAN PFLUMM JANET PHILLIPS SANDRA PHILLIPS SYLVIA PHILLIPS JOHN PIERCE NOEL PIERCY DAN PIERSON JULIA ROBERTS EDWARD ROBINETTE BOB ROBINSON MINNIE ROBINSON PAMELA ROBINSON MICHAELENE ROCHE DAVID ROELS NANCY ROGERS RONALD ROGERS FRED ROSELL JEAN ROSS ANNE ROTTHAUS JANE ROWLAND BARBARA RUPPERS MORRIS RUSSELL JOYCE RUSSO SAM RYCKMAN WINONA SAFFELL SANDRA SAKATA MARCIA SAMUELSON KATHLEEN SANDERS MARILYN SANDERS MARY SEBESTYEN DIANE SCHENK JOSEPH SCHNEIDER JOHN SCHUH KAY SCHOFFMAN PAUL SCHULTZ ALAN SCHWARTZ SHELDON SCHWEDLER JAMES SWEITZER TIM SEXSON DONALD SEXTON SUZANNE SEXTON PHILIP SHAFER BILL SCHAFFER RICHARD SHAW CARL SHELLENBERG DICK SHENBURGER NANCY SHEPPARD RONNIE SHERIDAN RONNIE SHINN GRAHAM SHIRES TOBY SHOOP MARY SHRADER JEROME SHUMWAY JEAN RAE SHUTE TERRY SIDWELL LYNN SIGARS ROBERT SIGETY KENNETH SIMERDLA LOUISE SIMONSON GENE SIMMONS NANCY SLANEY JOHN SLINKER BARRY SMITH BETTY SMITH DICK SMITH EDWARD SMITH JUDITH SMITH SHARON SYMONDS GWEN TALAK SALLY TAMER GEORGE TAYLOR LYNN TAYLOR BONNIE TEACH JUDITH THIEBEN JEFF THISS CHARLES THOMAS JACK THOMAS MARY THOMAS CAROLYN THOMPSON JEAN THOMPSON BARBARA THORSEN ROGER TIPPY PATRICIA TOWNSEND CAROL TOMHAFE GARY TURNER JEAN TURNER LINDA TWENSTRUP LINDA TYLER STEVE VAUGHN CLEO WACKERBARTH SALLY WADDOUPS BILL WALTERS PEGGY WALTERS MAURENE WOLTERS KAREN WATKINS BILL WARD CARL WARD NORMA SMITH RICHARD SMITH STEPHANIE SMITH MARGARET SNODGRASS RAY SMOTRILLA ARNOLD SODIKOFF JAMES SOLLEY PAUL SAPP ROLF SAPP ELIZABETH SORBY WILLIAM SPARKS BARBARA STANWOOD SANDRA STEELE MARY STEVENS ANN STEWART . JAMES STEWART JOHN STEWART LYNNE STEWART MIKE STEWART SUE STEWART JUDITH STONE ANN STORRS NANCY STRANGE - SHIRLEY STRONG JOAN STROTHMAN MARY STRYKER FREDERICK STRUCKMEYER JAY STUCKEY TERRY SWANSON GEORGIA SWINDLER PRISCILLA WARE MARY WARREN BILL WATSON LOUISE WEAVER JACK WEBER MABLE WEST PAULA WETZEL CARL WHITLOCK SHEILA WIESE BARBARA WIGLEY JODY WILLIAMS MARLENE WILLIS CHARLES WILSON JANICE WILSON ALBERT WINTERS JOETTA WISE CAROL WITHERSPOON BRUCE WOLF RALPH WOLFF SANDRA WOLFF BETTY JEAN WOOD PATRICIA WOOD ALEX WRIGHT ANDREA YAHNKE STEVE YARBOROUGH SANDRA YADA ELEANOR YELLIN BRUCE YOUNKER LELAH YUE ALAN YOUNG SUE YOUNG FELIX ZAMORA SUE ALLEN JUNIORS, CLASS CDF '57 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are Jerry Lundeen, Vice-President, Marilyn Green, Honor Court Judge: Pete Brown, Honor Court Judge: Adele Bradford, Girls' League Representative, Jeanne Abromovitz, Secretary- Treasurerg Fred Fahlen, President. SADlE'S DAY FESTIVITIES MARCH OF DIMES campaigners are Carolyn Musgrave, Karen Webb, Gail Marsh, and Lia Thomas. PAT ASHBY WILEY ATCHLEY LLOYD AYCOCK BLAINE BAKER SANDRA BALES SANDRA BARNHILL EVELYN BAROODY JIM BARRETT BARBARA BASKIN BILLY BEALL f PATRICIA BECHTOLD XX PATSY BECK I60J J EANNE ABROMOVITZ ARNOLD AKE JUDY ALLISON VAL ALMUSIN GEORGE ANDERSON JANICE ANDERSON MICHAEL ANDERSEN PETER ANSELMO GARY ANTHONY JAMES ARMSTRONG CAROL ARNOLD BRENDA BENNER HELEN BENTON BERNICE BERENSCHOT CATHY BERKENKAMP BILL BERRAY JO ANN BEYER LOUANNE ARNOTE ARLEIGH BIEHLER BARBARA BIENFANG CHARLES BIERMAN IONE BIRCHFIELD SHEILA BLACK J EAN ETTE BLAGRAVE NANCY BLAIR PAT BLAKE MARGARET BLAKEMORE LYNN BOICE PAUL BOLSTER JAMES BOYLE ELLEN BOYLE ADELE BRADFORD LARRY BRENNAN JAMES BREWER MICHAEL BRIGGS JULIE BROBERG BECKY BURTON LEE BURTON CELIA CAMPBELL CARMELLA CARLISLE DIANA CARLSON JAMES CARNAHAN GENE CARRUTH GENEVIEVE CASCIOLA BETTY CHAMBERS L WILLIAM CHASE DEANNA CHAVEZ MARILYN CHILDERS ALLAN BROWN BETTY BROWN BEVERLY BROWN BRAD BROWN CYNTHIA BROWN PETE BROWN TOM BROWN CONNIE BRUCE ROD BRUCE BOB BULLA KENNETH BURK CHARLOTTE BURRCW I6U BARBARA COMEAUX SHEILA COMPTON MAX COOLEY LINDA COPENHAVER FRED CORBUS CAROL CRAIG 5 RICHARD CRAWFORD DENNIS CROW CAROL CRUTCHFIELD KAY CULBERTSON EMILY CUNNINGHAAI ALMA CURRIE I62I JANICE CHILDS RICHARD CHRISTMAN HOLLY CHRISTY CLOYCE CLARK KAREN CLARK RONALD CLEGG CAROLYN CLEVELAND JANICE CURRIE DEL CURTIS JUDY DAHN LELIA DALE ELAINE CLIFFORD TONI COCO ONDA COCHRAN VONDA COFFELT SHARON COMBS JAMES DALGLEISH DONNA DASCHER LEROY DAVIS DONALD DEAN JOAN DENEMARK RUTH DENNISTON CATHERINE DE ROSA BOB DIAMOND GLEN DICKSON JACQUE DILLEY STEVEN DIUMENTI ELLEN DORN JUDY DOUGLAS MICHAEL DOUGLAS DORIS DRAGE HARVEY DRAPER RICHARD DRAPER CATHERINE FISCHER WEBSTER FISHER JACK FOLLETT NANCY FOLSOM JERRIE FORD PEGGY DUFF BOB DUVALL DONNA DUXBURY MARY FORTNER PAT FOSSTON RONALD FRANCIS JOHN FRANKLIN LYNN FREDERICKSON LOUIS FRIEDMAN ROSS FULLMER BARRY EDBERG RONALD EDMEYER STAN EDWARDS TOM EDWARDS SUSAN EK BARBARA ELLENSON JANICE EMERY GLORIANNE ENGEL LOUISA ENHOLM CAROL ERICKSON FRED FAHLEN JANET FARMER STAN HAACKE SHARON HAAS DONALD HAGEN SHIRLEY HALL PEARL HAMBURGER FRED HANLEY BERLENE HARLESS MARILYN HARRIS SANDRA HARRIS THOMAS HARRIS JIM HARRISON JOHN HART PAMELA GANNARELLI SUTTER GARDANIER JUDY GAWLER GAIL GENTRY BEVERLY GIBBS STEVEN GRAHAM CAROL GRANNIS TANYA HARTLY JOHN HASSEL KATHERINE HEN BONNIE GRAY BARBARA GREEN MARILYN GREEN VIRGINIA GREEN LOUIS GUDERIAN SCHEID DAVID HERRING LARRY HILL TOM HILL PETER HJORT ROBERT HOAG HARRY HODIL WILLIAM HOLDERBY LARRY HOLMES NANCY HOLZNER FRED HOMES HELEN HORNE ANN HORWITZ LAURA HUBBARD MABLE HUDSON TOM HUNT VERNA HUNT RULAND HUSSONG ALLIENE HYMES RONALD IVERSON SALLIE IMBODEN LINDA IMLER CAROL SUE KELLUM RODNEY KEMP LYNDA KEMPER JAMES KEPNER ROBERT KERR ARDEN KESSEL RUSSELL KESTERSON JANE KING JAMES KINNEY MALCOLM KINTER KAY KLEVING WILLIAM KRAUSE JAY JACOBSON GEORGE ANN JACKSON ROBERTA JENKINS JUDY JENNINGS LEE JENSEN TAYLOR JENSON KAY JOHNSON DAVID JONES SHARON JONES JANET KANTWELL EVERETT KATICH LAWRENCE KEIM IIIIIW' I65J MONA LOWERY SANDRA LOVE SHARON LOVE SUSAN LUCAS GERALD LUNDEEN LYNNE LUNT FRED LYDDON LOUISE LYMAN PATRICIA LYON ROBERT MACHULIES GORDON MANKINS CARL MARTIN I66J WILLIAM TORDT DARLENE LAHEY ANTHONY LAWRENCE LAWRENC E LEDBETTER ROGER LEPLEY BUDDY LEWIS DONNA LEWIS ESTELLE LEWIS THAYER LINDAURER CPAL LINDERMAN PEG LOPER JOAN MARTIN BARBARA MASON JOHN MATTISON DON MAURER ROBERT MAYBERRY MICHAEL MCCLUSKY BARBARA MCCOMB ROBERT MCFATE JOHN MCGAUGI-I DANIEL MCILROY BRUCE MCLAUGHLIN MARLENE MCLEAN FRIEDA MEDLEY MARK MEKA RICHARD MESZAROS WESLEY MICKLE BARBARA MILLER BONNIE MILLER CAROL MILLER BARBARA PARIS PAUL PAULSON DAVID PAVEY BETTE PAYNE GLENDA MILLER MARSHA MILLER KAY MILLIRON JOHN MITCHELL AO. WARREN PAYNE PATRICIA PEDERSEN JOHN PEIPELMAN HELEN REMSBOTTOM PATRICIA PENSINGER DORIS PETKO CLIFTON PHILLIPS SHARMAYNE PHILLIPS STEVEN MONTGOMERY DOROTHY MOORE CHARLES MORRELL ROBERT NASSER RAYMOND NEWCOMB CHARLES NEWMAN MAUDLYN NICHOLS JIM NORRIS GERALD NYBERG JAMES ORE ANITA ORICK RONALD PAQUIN I67I 6 NANCY JO REED CHARLOTTE REYNOLDS SHIRLEY REYNOLDS DENNIS RICE RONALD RICH MARY STEWART ROBBINS BARBARA ROBERTS CLEO ROBERTSON ROBERT ROBINSON OZELA RODGERS MONTE RODMAN RAIMA ROPER SI NANCY PLOTNER DONALD POOR LAWRENCE POZIL RUTH PREMO SHARON PROCTOR GLENDA PYLE RINEY SALMON JOAN SCHAD GAYLE QUICK MARSHALL RACOWSKY GAYLE RADCLIFFE JUDY RANALLI BENTON RANSOM MARY REED BETTY SCHMIDT GARDA SCHOGER HE IDI SCHWARZ GLEN SCOFIELD ALLEN SCOTT BEATRICE SEAVER MARGARET SEITZ LARRY SEVERSON PAUL SEXSON MARTIN SHANKS GEORGEANN SHEARER BETTY LOU SHELLY BERNICE SHERIDAN MICHAEL SHERWOOD JEAN SHOFF DAVID SHORES LEWIS SHORTRIDGE GALE SILVER ALLAN SIMMONS RONALD SIMON SUSAN SIMS CAROL SMITH JOEL STRAW CHARLENE SULLENS JOHN SUMNERS SANDRA SIERVOGEL JERRY SYMCOX CONSTANCE SZINK GARY TAYLOR MARLENE TENNYSON LORNA TEUSCHER JAMES THARP ELIZABETH THOMAS SHARON THOMAS MARCIA SMITH NORMA JUNE SMITH RONNIE SMITH IRENE SOPP NIKKI SPELIOPOULOS TIM SPENCER GARY SPRINGER WILLIAM SPURLOCK LARRY STANLEY CAROL STEGER RONNIE STEVENS LARRY STOWE AUDRY WOLF JOAN WALKER KAREN WALKER MAGGIE WALKER MARY WALKINGTON CAROLYN WALTERS DAVID WALTERS MICHAEL WARE LOUIS WATKINS GLEN WATSON ROGER WEAVER NANCY WEIGLE I70I ANDY THOMPSON DAVID THORNTON KATHLEEN TITSWORTH GARY TOOKER DENNIS TREADWAY IRENE TRENTINI ARNOLD TRUJILLO JANELLE TURNBOW REBECCA WEISBERG GARY WESTLEY DAVID WHITE JAN WHITE YOLANDA VALENZUELA CHARLOTTE VAUGHT BRENDA VON GRABILL DONNA WADE JO ANN WHITE SONDRA WHITE TOM WILFERT CAROL WILHELMY WARREN WILKE JEAN WILLERT KRISTINE WILLIAMS PHILLIP WILLOUGHBY ANDREA WILSON BETH WILSON SALLY WILSON PAT WINTON LINDA WIST KAREN WOMACK DOROTHY WOODLEY HAROLD WRIGHT PHYLLIS YOUNG SHARON YOUNG BETTY YOUNGER MARGARET YOW EDWARD YUE JOAN ZAKRZEWSKI WILLIAM ZALESKI ROBERT ZALESKI SONJA ZIMMERMAN JUDY ZUMBAUGH CONGRATULATIONS Bob Diamond, Bette Payne, Jeanne Abromovitz, Jerry Lundeen, Marilyn Green and Evelyn Baroody who were elected to serve North High next year as student body officers. I7U SENICJRS PROVIDE CAFETERIA CONTROL M ,,..'-- ...'-I ,,,...- ' STUDENT CAFETERIA CONTROL BOARD: LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Karen Webb, Nancy Carmell, Karen Brown, Sally Mitchell, Joan Day, Kay Davis, Charlene Noble. SECOND ROW: Jane Boarman, Anita Ruthling, Toni Johnson, Virginia McFarlane, Grace Fahlen, Judy Gnatt, Dorothy Fischer, Liz Raspolic, Carole Thomas. THIRD ROW: Steve Babcock, Bob Gray, Jim Waldron, Dean Minard, Cameron Mosher, Dick Hall, Alan Sandell. NOT PICTURED are: Fred Kober, Jim Conley, Jon Marx, Bill Swanson, Van Fritz, Jo Ann Robert, Sally Lorenson and Jerry Dunn. T0 BILL DEMPSEY The Hoofbeats wishes to extend special recognition to Bill Dempsey, a victim of polio for six years before his death. Bill had been bed-ridden for many years. A homebound student, he was to have gradu- ated with the senior class this year. An avid pen-pal, Bill spoke up this year when the school board was considering the substitution of a correspondence program for the homebound student. Bill will be remembered as an example of courage and fortitude for which North High can be proud to have been a part. Y, I l72l FAREWELL: CLASS OF '56 SENIOR COUNCIL, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Virginia Olmsted, Bill Evans, Karen Webb, Francisco de Andrade, Karl Steinman, Mr. Vernon Hathcock. SECOND ROW: Lila Bryant, Susan Corl, Dorothy Fischer, Anita Ruthling, Lynn Barstow, Helen Harrison. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Citron, Kay Davis, Dolly Bonus, Sharon Irving, Georgann Lucas, Gail Marsh, Joan Willis. FOURTH ROW: Miss Isabelle Howatt, Doris Kuiper, Sally Lorensen, Jim Ratliff, Jon Flach, Jim Hartley, Dean Minard, John Flint, Paul Gaillard. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Virginia Olmsted, Bill Evans, Karen Webb. SECOND ROW: Paul Gaillard, Karl Steinman. The class of '56 gave the first sport dance of the year. Seventeen was well-attended for more than one reason. Aside from the fact that it was the first sport dance of the year, seniors turned out because it was the beginning of a year of lasts for them. The profit from this dance enabled the class council to plan a busy schedule. Next on the autumn calendar was sponsoring a movie. Plans were started in November for post- Christmas holiday events. But time was taken out by most seniors to attend their Thanks- giving Day football game as North High stu- dents. Not disappointed by the results, seniors returned to school until the Christmas vacation interrupted with numerous festivities. Two weeks after a vacation, a small number from many talented seniors were chosen to represent the class in the annual Senior Talent Assembly. With Bill Evans as Master of Ceremonies, and sparkling performances by all students in the show, it was a colorful success. Following the talent show, still in January, came the seniors' semi-formal dance, Memories Are Made of This . Featured in the decorations were the results of the senior most elections. 17 I7 4? SENIORS SHARON ABRAM RONALD AKERS RICHARD AKSAMIT PATRICIA JO ALLEN-Entered from Phoenix Union High School I952, Girls' League Fashion Show 3, 4, Home- room Officer 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Masque 2, Pep Club 2, 4. RONALD ALTMAN-Crusader Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Base- ball 4, Homeroom Officer 4. DAN ANDERSON MARY ANDERSON DEAN ANTHONY-Trojan Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. STEVE BABCOCK-Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Trojan Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Frosh Track I. RICHARD BAEHRE , GARY BACHTOLD-Entered from Glendale High School, Glendale, California 3. MARY BAGWELL SHARON BALDWIN-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Football Attendant I, 3, Queen 4, Espanlata I. DAVE BARKER-Drama 3, 4, Publications 3, 4, Student of Week 4. LYNN BARSTOW-American Field Service Summer Ex- change Student 3, Honor Court Judge 3, Chief Justice 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Execu- tive Committee 4. JACK BARRY TIM BARTON BEATRICE BASHKINGY ALICE BAUMANN ANN BAYLOR-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 3, Pep Club I. JOY BAZZILL-Tri-Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. PETE BECK-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, Excalibur Hi-Y 4. JAMES BENSON LA MONT BENSON BARBARA BERTONI--Entered from Stonington High School, Stonington, Illinois 3, Pep Club 4. TOM BJORKLUND-Crusader Hi-Y Secretary 4, Par- nassus I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Chairman 3, Boys' Al- liance 4. JAMES BLAIR MARGARET BLAIR-Entered from Southwest High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota 3. ROBERTA LOUISE BLALACK - School Play 3, 4,fAssist- ant Director 4, Madrigals 4, Homeroom Officer 3, All State Choir 4. PAT BLANTON JANE BOARMAN-Hoomeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Vice-President Service Organization 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Masque 2, 3. BARBARA BOEHME PATRICIA BOLDEN-Entered from Cochran Junior High School, Johnstown, Pennsylvania 2, Masque 2, Rifle Club 2, Tri Summa 2. ANDY BONNET DOLORES BONUS--Pom-Pon 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Parnassus 4, Masque 2, 3. BILL BOWMAN GLORIA JUNE BRADY CNAILI-Entered from Scottsdale High School, Scottsdale, Arizona I, Modern Dance 2, 3, Masque I, 2, Pep Club I. SHIRLEY BRANNAN-Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Tri-Summa 3, 4, Historian 4, Masque 2. SHIRLEY BRANSON-Entered from West Phoenix High School 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Masque 3. JOANNE BRENNEISEN-A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Par- nassus 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club, Service Choir 2, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 2, Scholastic Art Award 3, 4. BETTY LOU BRELSFORD is SVU' 4. MOST OUTSTANDING senior girl and boy are Mary Ann Wilson and Brent Cardwell. MOST POPULAR on North's campus are Carole Thomas and Wendell Clutz. by fer CLARK IVAN BRIGHT-Advanced Band I, 2, 3, 4, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Science Club President 4, Cru- sader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Football Frosh I, Masque I, 2, 3. GLORIA BRITTAIN SERINA C. BRIZZEE-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. ALMA BROWN-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Advanced Orchestra 3, Service Organization Representative 3, Tri-Omega-Phi, Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 4. KAREN BROWN-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 3. ROBERT BROWN LILA ANN BRYANT-Tri Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4, Model Legislature 4, Masque 3, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Skating Club Secretary 3, Pep Club 3, 4. BOBBIE SUE BULLOCK BARBARA BUNCH-North High Players 2, 4, Masque 2, 3, Assemblies 3, 4, Production Board 3, 4. THOMAS BURDETT JUDITH BURGOON-Advanced Band 2, 3, Secretary Treasurer 4, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3, All State Band 4. .IUDITH BURKETT-Parnassue I, Masque 2, Pep Club 3, North High Players 2, 4. SHERRY ROMANE BURTON-Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Service Chairman I. PATRICIA ANN CABLE-Entered from Robinsdale High School, Robinsdale, Minnesota I, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Scholastic Awards I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3. LORETTA CALDWELL CHARLES CAMPBELL JEAN CALVERT-Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Hoofbeat Staff 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4. BRENT CARDWELL-Student Body President 4, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Class President, Boy's Nation 3, Boy's State 3, Outstanding Senior Boy 4, Rotary Speech Winner 2. DAVE CAREY NANCY CARMELLhHomeroom Officer 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Masque 2, 3, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Sadie Hawkins Day Assembly 3. JACQUE CARSON-Service Chairman I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Roundup Staff 3, A Cappella Choir 4. JOYCE CASEY-North Hi Players 3, 4, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque 3. JOHN CHAPMAN MARILYN CHRISTIAN MARILYN CITRON-Hoofbeats I, Section Editor 2, Activities Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Freshman Class Treasurer I, Parnassus I, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4, Student Council I, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD CLARK FRANCIS CLAYTON MYRNA CLEGG-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, Service Organization 3, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WENDELL CLUTZ-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, 3, Freshman Football I, Junior Varsity 2, 3, Fresh- man Basketball I, Junior Varsity 2, 3, Varsity 4, CHERYL COMPTON JIMMY CONLEY-Frosh Basketball I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball Frosh I, Junior Varsity 2, 3, Varsity 4, Boy's State 3, Trojan Hi-Y, Treasurer I, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Letterman's Club 4. DIANA CONNER CAROLYN E. COOLEY-A Cappella Choir 4, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Masque 3. TONI COOLEY-Entered from La Fayette High School, New York, New York 3, Tri-Detts 4, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y Council 4. JANICE M. COPELAND-Entered from Phoenix Union High Shcool 2, Masque 2, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, FTA 2, President 3, Pep Club 2, 3. SUSAN CORL-Parnassus I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Historian 4, Pep Club 2, 4, Masque 3. BILLIE JEAN COWEN-Pep Club I, Y-Teens I, Masque 3, North High Players 3. MARTIN H. CRAWFORD-Excalibur Hi-Y, Chaplain 4, Latin Club I, 2, Pep Club 4, ROTC Sergeant Ist Class I, 2, 3. ROGER C. CROBARGER-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Vice- President, 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Assembly Committee 4, Band I, 2. LINDA CROY-Cheerleader 2, Masque 2, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, North High Players 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2. CAROLE CURTIS-Advanced Orchestra 2, 4, Book Club 3, 4, School Musicals 2, 4, Girls' League Rep. I. CAROLE LEE CUPP-Girls' League Representative 4, Friendship Committee Chairman 3, Homeroom Offi- cer I, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. SENIOR ' K1 SENIORS SUNNY DAKE NANCY JEAN DARNELL-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon I, 2, 3, Assembly 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4. EVERETT DAVIDSON JOHNNY DAVIDSON-Trojan Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Parnassus 2, 3, Homeroom Officer I, 3, Frosh Basketball I. RICHARD DAVIS-Entered from O'Neill High School, O'NeiII, Nebraska 3, Physics Club 3, Boys' Alliance Representative 3, Advanced Band 3, 4. KAY DAVIS JOAN DAY-Modern Dance 3, 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Girls' League Fashion Show 2, 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Assembly 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3. FRANCISCO REBELLO DE ANDRADE - Entered from Liceu D. Soao de Castro High School, Lisbcn, Portu gal, Foreign Exchange Student 4, Crusader Hi-Y 4, Student Council 4, Boys' Alliance Representative 4. CHARLES DENNISTON GLORIA DE SHETLER-North Hi Players 3, 4, Masque 3, Service Organization 3. DOROTHY J. DODD-Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4, Assembly 3, 4, Aggie Club 3, 4. HERB DRINKWATER-Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4, Masque 4, Sadie Hawkins Day Assembly 3. RONALD DUGAN DAVE DUNBAR-Varsity Football 3, 4, Trojan Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Letterman's Club 4. JERRY L. DUNN--Boys' Alliance President 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Frosh Football I, Junior Varsity 2, Frosh Track I, Junior Varsity 2, Var- sity 3, Trojan Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2. LYNN DUSTER-School Play 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Masque 2, 3. NANCY RAY EDGE-Cheerleader 2, 3, Girls' League Council 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Tri-Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pep Club I, 3. BARBARA JEAN EKSTROM-Entered from Roosevelt Junior High School, Rockford, Illinois 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Madrigals 4, Cafeteria Board Secretary 3. RONALD ELLENSON-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Masque I, 2, Homeroom Officer I, 2. CRANDELL EMBRY-Entered from Great Bend High School, Great Bend, Kansas 3, Sadie Hawkins Day Assembly 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Crusader 3, 4. BILL EVANS-Class President 4, Boy's State 3, Home- room Officer I, 2, 3, Track Varsity 4, Cross Country Varsity 3, Swimming Varsity I. DIANE EVANS-Entered from Xavier High School, Phoenix 2, Tri Omega Phi Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 3, Legio Honoris 2. MARGARET EVANS-Girls' League Council 4, Par- nassus 4, Student Council 2, Talent Assembly 4. BETTIE JUANDELL EVANS-Masque 2, Homeroom Of- ficer I, 4. GRACE FAHLEN-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque I, 2, Girls' League Representative I, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Archery Club, President I, Vice-President 4. ANN FAIRWEATHER BOB FANCHER ROGER FARMER JACQUE FAWCETT-GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Masque 3, Scholastic Art Award 2, 4. RICHARD FERRY MICKEY FETTERS-Band 2, 3, Trojan HilY 3, 4, Frosh Track I, Homeroom Officer I, 2. DOROTHY FISCHER-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice- President 4, National Honor Society 3, Social Com- mittee Vice-President 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Masque I, 2. PAUL FITZSIMMONS JON FLACH-Crusader Hi-Y I, Vice-President 2, Treas- urer 3, 4, Assembly 4, Frosh Baseball l, Junior Var- sity 3, Varsity 4, Key Club Treasurer 4, Sports Editor Hoofbeats 4, Boys' Alliance 4. JOHN FLINT JUDY FORSTER-Entered from Brownmore High School, Phoenix 3, Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Parnassus 4, Girls' League Representative 4, Masque 3. SHIRLEE DIANNE FOX-Homeroom Officer 2, Service Chairman 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, Masque 2, 3. WAYNE FRANCIS DORTHA FRANKLIN SONDRA FREDERICKSON-Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3. LINDA FREI HARRIET FRIRES-Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, FBLA Reporter 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Tennis Club I. l MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED are Jacque Semon and Fred Kober. ' BEST ATHLETES for the class of I956 are Gracie Fahlen and Bob Gray. DAVID FURNISH PAT FUTRELL-Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Quibona Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 2, 3. PAUL VINCENT GAILLARD-ROTC I, 2, Captain 3, Lieut. Colonel 4, ROTC Club 3, President 4, Social Committee 3, Boys' Alliance Board 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Corral Board I. AUBREY GARRETT-Entered from Williams High School, Williams, Arizona 3. CURTIS GIBSON RAYMOND GILDEN JOYCE GILLESPIE CHERYL GILLINGHAM-Entered from Richland Center High School, Richland Center, Wisconsin I, Parnassus 3, 4, FBLA 4, Masque 3, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 3. JUDY GNATT-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pom-Pon 4, Modern Dance 3, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Home- room Officer 2, 3, Masque 2, 3. DIANA GOGGIN-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2, 3, 4, Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Legio Honoris 2, ABC 3. GARY GOINGS ALBERT GOLETZ-Entered from Capital Hill High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 3, Westinghouse Honorable Mention 4, Parnassus 3, 4, Legio Honoris 4, Science Clubs of America 4. WARREN GOODALL ROBERT GRAY-Trojan Hi-Y, Chaplain 4, Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball 3, 4, Executive Committee 4, Home- room Officer l, 4, Parnassus 2, Frosh Basketball, Base- ball l, 2. SYLVIA GRILLO ENIKA GROOTERS--Entered from Corvorder Lyceum, Corvorden, Holland 4, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 4, Book Club 4. EDWIN GROSE-Corral Board 3, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Boys' Alliance Representative I, 2, 3. FLORENCE GUENTHER-Advanced Band, Service Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Orchestra I, 2, 3, President 4, Parnassus I, 4, Assembly I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer I, 4, All State Orchestra 4. DRUSILLA D. HADDEN-Badminton Club 3, 4, Golf Club 3, GAA l, All Star 2, 3, Vice-President 4. JIM HAIRE-North Hi Players l, 2, 3, Scenery and Pro- gram Designer 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Masque l, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus 4. DICK HALL-Trojan Hi-Y 3, Vice-President 4, Phoenix Community Council 4, Quill and Scroll 3, President 4, Mustang Roundup 2, 4, Sports Editor 3, Boys' State 3. MARNIE HALL-Entered from St. Mary's High School, Phoenix 4, Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls' Glee Club 4. BEVERLY HAMAY-Bookstore Board Secretary 3, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls' League Council l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Masque 3. ROSALIE HAMM-Entered from Amphitheater High School, Tucson, Arizona l, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Service Band 2, 4, All State Band 3, 4, JACK HANSEN CAROL HARDIES-Advanced Orchestra l, 4, White Caps 4. PATRlCIA HARGROVE-Entered from Camelback High School 3, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Masque 3. JUANITA K. HARRIS-Parnassus l, Masque 2, 3, Ad- vanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 2, 3, Spanish Club l. HELEN HARRISON-National Honor Society 3, Parnas- sus l, 2, 3, 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Social Com- mittee l, Executive Committee 4, Masque l, 3. JAMES HARTLEY-Entered from Ballard High School, Seattle, Washington 2, Advanced Band, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Advanced Orchestra 4, Parnassus 4, Ex- calibur Hi-Y 4. GEORGE HENDERSON-Entered from Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona 2, Quill and Scroll 4, Mustang Roundup and Hoofbeats Photographer, 3, 4. KAY HERSCHER IRWIN HERSHMAN-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4. DAVE HOAGLAND-Excalibur Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Model Legislature 4, Photographer 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 4. IDA HOCKEN-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon 2, Tennis Junior Varsity 2, 3, Section Editor Hoofbeats 4. LORETTA ANNETTE HODGSON-Tennis Club 2. PHYLLIS HODIL-A Cappella Choir 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Assembly 2, 3, 4, Masque 3. CAROLINE HOLM-Entered from West High School 4, GAA 4, Badminton Club 4. WILLIAM HOLZNER RICHARD HORN RICK HOSTETLER HELENE HURLEY-Parnassus l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Council 4, Spanish Club Vice-President 2, Homeroom Officer 2, 3, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2. SENIORS SENIORS BRENDA HYDE-Entered from Prescott Senior High School, Prescott, Arizona 2, Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 4, Girls' League Representative 2. CHARON LEE INGRAM-Entered from Hastings High School, Hastings, Michigan 2, FHA 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Cafeteria Board 4, Pep Club 3. NANCY MARIE INGRAM-Entered from Hastings High School, Hastings, Michigan 2, Masque 2, Archery Club, Secretary Treasurer 4. TOM IRVINE SHARON IRVING-Band 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Masque 3, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4. DAVID ALLEN ISER-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Par- nassus I, 2, 3, 4, Westinghouse Honorable Mention 4, Bowling Club 2, 3, Key Club 4, Science Club 4. VIK JACKSON-Trojan Hi-Y I, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4. VON JACKSON JUDY JEKEL-Roundup 2, Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Hoofbeats Business Manager 3, Tri Summa Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY JENNINGS-Entered from St. Mary's High School, Phoenix 2, Homeroom Officer 4, Masque 3. PAT JOHNS JERRY JAY JOHNSON--Entered from Moberly Junior I-Iigh 4School, Moberly, Missouri 2, Homeroom Of- icer . - JAMES JOHNSON-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, Lancer Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 4, Baseball Junior Varsity 2, 3, Varsity 4. SHERRIL JOHNSON-Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Girls' League Representative 2. TONI JOHNSON-Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 3, President 4, Executive Committee 4, Tri-Hi-Y Council President 4, Model Legislature 3, 4. ANNA WRAY JONES-Masque 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BILL JONES FRANCES JONES--Entered from Roskruge Junior High School, Tucson, Arizona 2, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Masque 3, French Club 3, 4. FRANK JORDAN-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, Frosh Football I, Frosh Baseball I. WALLACE JOSLIN XAVIER KEELE-Entered from Neola High School, Neola, Iowa I, Crusader Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I. LEILANI KELLIN IAYCOCKI-Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Sadie Hawkins Day Assembly 3. PAT KELLY CAROL KING GLENN KING JR.-Frosh Baseball I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Crusader Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 4. JAMES KINNEY LARRY KNOTT FORD KNOWLES-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, Representative 3, Secretary 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Junior Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, Frosh Football I, Frosh Baseball I, Homeroom Officer 3, 4. FRED KOBER-Frosh Basketball I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Frosh Baseball I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Class Vice-President I, 2, Trojan Hi-Y President I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boy's State 3. BOB KOONS-Trojan Hi-Y 3, 4, Junior Varsity Track 3, Boys' Alliance Representative 4, Color Guard ROTC 2. GENE KRAUSE DORIS KUIPER-Homeroom Officer I, 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Masque 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. SAM LA BARBERA KAREN LEE LADENDORFF-Entered from Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood, New Jersey 4, Tri Omega Phi, Tri-Hi-Y 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Operetta 4, Assembly 4. ROGER C. LARSON-Entered from Neshaminy High School, Langhorne, Pennsylvania 3, Hoofbeats Staff 4, Roundup Staff, Business Manager 4, Circulation Man- ager 4. BETTY LOU LEEDOM-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Assembly I, 2, 4. EVELYN VIRGINIA LEAVITT-North Hi Players 2, 3, 4, Masque 2, 3, Phi Tyo Y-Teens 4, Pep Club 4. WILBUR LEDMAN-Entered from North College Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio 2, Varsity Basketball 4. YVONNE LEONARD-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 4, Homeroom Officer 3, School Plays 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls' League Cab- inet 4. ANN LEWIS-Band 3, Orchestra I, 4, Book Club 4, Service Band 3. MARJORIE LIEM-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, North Hi Players I, 2, 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Parnassus. NANCY LINDSTROM-Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Cafeteria Con- trol Board 4. f BEST LOOKING senior girl and boy are Sharon Baldwin and Bill Evans. C833 ANNUAL STAFFERS diligently working on the yearbook are lda Hocken and Marilyn Citron. 1 l i843 JIM LINES SUSAN LOEFFLER-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 45 Parnassus 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Legio Honoris 25 French Club 3. ANNE LOFTFIELD-Majorette 2, 3, Head Major 45 School Play 35 Masque l, 35 Tri Summa 4. MARVENE LOHMAN SALLY LORENSEN-Service Organization President 45 Executive Committee 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Par- nassus l, 2, 3, 45 President Courtesy Committee 45 Cafeteria Control Board Alternate 4. JO ANN LUBONOVICH-GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Sophomore and Junior Representative 2, 35 Badminton Club 3, 45 Golf Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Tennis Club 2, 3. GEORGANN LUCAS--Homeroom Officer 2, 45 Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Assembly 3, 45 Hoofbeats, Business Manager 45 Sadie Hawkins Assembly 35 Class Coun- cil 3, 4. MIKE MAC AFEE JOHN MACKLER JUDY MACKLER ELLEN MACLAY-Band 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Parnassus 2, 35 Girls' League Council 45 Service Band 3, 45 Masque 2, 3. BEVERLY MACOUBRIE-Orchestra 45 North Hi Play- ers 3. LYNN LEE MAGEE-Homeroom Officer 2, 45 Masque 2, 35 Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 25 As- sembly 35 Pep Club 2, 4. FRED MAGNUSON CAROLE LEE MAHAN-Girls' League Council 45 Masque I, 2, 35 Parnassus 45 Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Home- room Officer I, 25 Friendship Committee 2. KATHLEEN MALONE-Entered from North St. Paul High School, North St. Paul, Minnesota 35 Parnassue 3, 45 FTA Secretary Treasurer 45 Book Club 45 Masque 3. MARGARET MALONE-Entered from North St. Paul High School, North St. Paul, Minnesota 35 Student Council 45 Service Organization 45 Parnassus 45 Masque 3. KATHERINE GAIL MARSH-Entered from Camelback High School 35 Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Social Committee, Treasurer 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Par- nassue 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 35 Masque 3. ROBERTA MARTENSEN-Girls' League Council 4, Par- nassus I, 2, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Tri Summa Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, Pep Club I, 2, 3. LOUIS MARTIN PAUL C. MARTIN-A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, School Play I, 3, Masque 2, Homeroom Officer 4. CAROLYN MARTINIE-Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice- President 4, Cheerleader 3, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Council, Secretary 4. JON MARX-Varsity Football, Track, Baseball 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball 2, Frosh Football, Basketball, Baseball, Trojan Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. KENT MAYFIELD DUANE MAYNOR SANDRA MCCORMICK-Masque 2, 3, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, President 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y Cor- responding Secretary 4, Pep Club I, 2, Stadium Club 2. WANDA JOYCE MCCORMICK-Parnassus I, 2, A Cap- pella Choir 3, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4, Masque 3. JAY MacCRACKEN-Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team Varsity 2, Service Chairman 2, Parnassus 4, Frosh Football I. J. D. MCDANIEL-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, Excalibur Hi-Y 4. SUE MCDANIEL-Pom-Pon 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Court Judge 3, Modern Dance 2,3, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 4. JUDITH MCDONALD-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, Advanced Glee Club 3, 4, Masque 3. SHARON MCDONALD VIRGINIA LOUISE MCFARLANE-Cheerleader 3, 4, Honor Court Judge 4, School Play I, 3, Student Con- trol Board 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD MCFARLEN LEQUETTA MCGUIRE MIKE McNAMEE-North Hi Players 3, 4, Excalibur Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Masque NANCY MEADOWS--Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Pep Club 3, Masque I, 2, 3. VICKI LYNNE MEEKER-A Cappella Choir 2, Masque I. FRANK SARGENT MELL-Scholastic Art Awards 2, 3, 4, Coin Club 3, Roundup Staff. KAREN MENTZER-Cheerleader 3, 4, Girls' League Council 4, Masque of the Yellow Moon I, 2, 3, Home- room Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Assembly 3, Student Council 4. EVELYN MERKLEY DONNA MERTZ-Entered from East High Schcol, Den- ver, Colorado 4, Homeroom Officer 4. SENIORS SENIORS RONALD MILLAGE-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, Trojan Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DONNA RAE MILLER-Entered from Lehman High School, Canton, Ohio 3, Pep Club 4. HARLENE MILLER JIM L. MILLER JOHN R. MILLER-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, ROTC 3, 4, Boys' Alliance Representative 4. LEORA MILLER-Westinghouse Honorable Mention 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Band I, 2, Legion Honoris 3, FTA 4, Pep Club 4. DEAN MINARD CAROL MITCHELL--Tri Omega Phi Try-Hi-Y 4, Home- room Officer 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Skating Club 2. NANCE ANN MITCHELL-Entered from Taft High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. SALLY MITCHELL-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y President 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee Representative 3, Social Com- mittee 3, Corral Board 4, Homeroom Officer I, 3, 4, Parnassus 4. SILVESTER E. MODESTI-Skating Club 2, Wrestling J. V. 3, Varsity 4. GORDON MOHR-Crusader Hi-Y I, 4, Band and Service Band I, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Varsity Tennis 4. JACKIE MOORE-Entered from West High School, Rock- ford, Illinois 2. RONNIE MOORE SARA MOORE-Entered from Owasso High School, Owasso, Oklahoma 4. PAT MORRIS--Entered from Mesa High School, Mesa, Arizona I, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Secre- tary 2, Council Representative I, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Friendship Committee Chairman 2, 3. CAMERON MOSHER-Band I, 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Parnassus 2, 3, President 4, National Honor Society Co-Chairman 3, 4, Boys' Alliance Secretary 3, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Boys' Alliance Representative 2. MAUREEN MULKEY-Homeroom Officer 4, Masque 3, FBLA Club 3, President 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. LINDA MUNRO-Masque I, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Parnassus I, 2, 4, Tri-Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, Model Legislature 4. ROBERT MUNSIL-A Cappella Choir 3, Section Leader 4, Parnassus I, Homeroom Officer I, 2, Masque 2, 3, ROTC I, 2. BONNIE J. NELSON-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Masque 2, 3, Homeroom Officer I, 3. CHARLENE NOBLE-Parnassus I, 2, Planning Commit- tee 3, 4, Girls' League Officer I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, American Field Service Exchange Student 3, Westinghouse Honorable Mention 4. CHESLENE NORTHROP-Entered from Phoenix Techni- cal High School 3. DONNA JEANNE NULL--North Hi Players 2, 3, 4, Masque 2, 3, GAA I, Tennis Club 2. ' IIIIN U I SALLY OLDS-Entered from Ashley High School, Ashley, Indiana 2. VIRGINIA OLMSTED-Cheerleader 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, Planning Committee Treasurer 4, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4. MADELINE ONG-Entered from Lowell High School, San Francisco, Calif. 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 4, Phi-T Yo IY-Teensl 4, RICHARD OREY COLLEEN OSWALD-Entered from West High School 3. JOYCE PAGE SHEILA PALAIS RAYMOND PALMER-Homeroom Officer 2. CHARLES PARKER-A Cappella 2, 3, President 4, Key Club 3, President 4, Boys' Alliance Treasurer 3, Social Committee 4, Madrigal Singers 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 4. ZELMA PARKER RICHARD PARKER JAMES PARKS JO ANN PARR-Entered from McKinley Junior High School, Racine, Wisconsin I. EVELYN J. PARRISH-Entered from Eddyville High School, Eddyville, Iowa 2, Service Chairman 3. PAUL PAUL JAMES PAULSON RUTH PENDERGRAFT CAROL PINGEL r BLIND Hod Pomeroy experiences one day of blindness on North's campus during an experiment in the Physics classes. WINNER of the Future Beard Growing Contest during Rodeo week was Bill Evans. RITA PERRIN CHARLES PETERSON-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Football I, Junior Varsity 2. JANICE PHILLIPS DORIS JEAN PIPPIN-Madrigals 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, California Western Music Education Conference I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, School Play 4. MORTON PLOTKIN HORACE POMEROY-Parnassus Planning Committee 3, 4, Crusader Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Council 4, Service Or- ganization Council 3, Letterman's Club 4. CHARLENE PORTER PAUL POTTS ANNE POURCHOT LORNA POWELL KAREN G. PRESTON-Masque I, 2, 3, Modern Dance 4, Tennis Club I. EVELYN PRICE JUDY PRICE-GAA I, 2, Badminton 4, Tennis Club I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Tennis I, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 4. SANDRA PROVO GARY PURLEE-FBLA Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Masque 2. JAMES PURSY JIM PURVIS ELDON RAFTER-Parnassus I, 2, 4, Excalibur Hi-Y Sec- retary 4, Boys' Alliance Representative 2. DICK RAMSON-Frosh Football I, Boys' Alliance Rep- resentative I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, Service Chairman 3, Crusader Hi-Y 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RUSSELL RANALLI-Advanced Band 2, 3, President 4, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Masque I, 2, 3, Assembly 4, All State Band 4. JACKIE RASMUSSEN--Entered from Englewood Junior High School, Englewood, Colorado 2, Friendship Com- mittee 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, 4, Masque 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PAUL RASMUSSEN ELIZABETH RASPOLIC-Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League Cabinet I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, A Cappella Choir 2, Section Leader 3, 4. BARBARA RASSOW DON RATKOWSKI-Entered from East High School, Cleveland, Ohio 3, Cross Country Varsity 3, 4, Track Varsity 4. JIM RATLIFF-Homeroom Officer I, 2, 4, Corral Board 4, Art Club President 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Student Council 4, Scholastic Art Awards I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES RAY-Entered from West Phoenix High School 2, Excalibur Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Physics Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Masque 2, Boys' Alliance 4. MARVIN REMPEL-Enterede from Fairbury High School, Fairbury, Nebraska 4. DON RITA RIFFLE-Entered from Gassaway High School, Gassaway, West Virginia 3. DONNA JUANITA RIGGS-Pom-Pon 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, ROTC Sponsor 4, Madrigal Singers 4, All State Chorus 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4. MIKE RIGGS MERRILL ROBBINS JO ANN ROBERT-Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pom-Pon 3, 4, Salad Bowl Princess 3, Executive Committee 4, Student Control Board 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4. PAT ROBERTS-Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Council Rep- resentative 4, Advanced Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Service Choir 3, 4. BILL ROBINSON RONALD ROBINSON LORETTA RODGERS-Advanced Girls' Glee Club 3. GARY RODMAN JAMES ROGERS GEORGE ROSELL SANDRA MAY ROUNDEY-Parnassus I, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 3, Masque I. JONATHAN BLAND RUNYON-ROTC I, 2, 3, Major 4, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Foreign Exchange Student 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, ROTC Club President 4. SENIORS SENIORS ELENA RUSSELL-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WARREN RUSTAD-ROTC I, 2, 3, Captain 4, ROTC Club 3, President 4, Masque 2, Pep Club I, 2. ANITA RUTHLING-Entered from Santa Fe High School, Santa Fe, New Mexico 3, Tri Lytz, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cafe- teria Control Board 4, Hoofbeats Ad Manager 3. JAMES SAHLIN ALAN M. SANDELL-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2, Football Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Lancer Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. BILL SARGENT DIANE SAUDER MARILYN SAXMAN JANET SCI-IINDLER-Entered from Lexington High School, Lexington, Ohio 3, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 3, 4, White Caps 3, 4, Treasurer 4. BILL SCHMIDT MEREDITH LAKE SCHOFFMAN-Secretary Treasurer I, l?lo5th3Hi Players 2, 3, Masque of the Yellow Moon SHIRLEY ANN SCHULTZ-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, Phi-Tyo IY Teensi 4, Parnassus I, 2, Masque I, 2, Rep. Club 2. THOMAS H. SCHULTZ-Entered from Washington Park High School, Racine, Wisconsin 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Track 4, Lancer Hi-Y 4. ELAINE SCHUURMAN-Entered from Englewood Chris- tian High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. BERND SCHWARZ-Entered from Niles TWP High School, Skokie, Illinois 4, A Cappella Choir 4, School Play 4. WARREN SEARLES-Trojan Hi-Y 3, 4, Homeroom Of- ficer 4, ROTC I, 2. CAROL ANN SEASE-Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Golf Club 3, 4, Aggie Club 4. JACQUE SEMON-Student Body Treasurer 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pom-Pon 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Girls' State 3, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ZOANNE SHERLOCK-Entered from Gaskill Junior High School, Niagara Falls, New York I, Advanced Orches- tra 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, North Hi Players 3, 4, Masque 2, 3. ROBERT SHERWOOD JOSEPH DAVID Sl-IOORE-Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Outstand- ing Biology Student Award 2, Homeroom Officer 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Service Band l, 2, 3, 4. IDENTA SHRADER RICHARD H. SINGER-Crusader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Frosh Basketball I, Frosh Baseball I, Bowling Club 2, 3. BEVERLEY JO ANNE SKELDING-White Caps 3, Vice- President 4. JUSTINE SKOUSEN-A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Choir Section Leader 4, Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, Masque 2. ROBERT BLANEY PATRICIA LYNN SLINKER-Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Golf Club 3, 4, Aggie Club 4. DOROTHY SMITH JUDITH ANN SMITH-Madrigals 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, California Western Music Educators 3, School Play 4. PEGGY SMITH PAT SMITH-Entered from Tucson High School, Tucson, Arizona 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM SODERMAN CAROL SPEELMAN LORRAINE SPENCE-Phi Tyo 3, FBLA 4. ERNEST STASTNEY KARL STEINMAN-Honor Court Judge 4, ROTC Cap- tain 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Homeroom Of- ficer I, Art Club I, 2, 4, President 3, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4. TRULY STEVENS-Espanlata Club, Secretary I, Masque of the Yellow Moon I, 2, School Play I, 2, 3, Home- room Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Girls League Fashion Show 3, 4. AN N STEWART BILL SWANSON-Boys' Alliance Vice-President 4, Ex- calibur Hi-Y President 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Masque 2, Bowling Club 3. I RICHARD SWANSON ROGER TANNER EDITH FRANCES TAYLOR-GAA 2, 3, Senior Repre- sentative 4, Tri Detts Tri-Hi-Y 4. MODELS: Judy Gnatt and Sally Lorenson GERMAN BAND entertaining in the Senior Talent Assembly were Cameron Mosher, Larry Wing, Bob Ranalli, Vince Campolongo, and Gordon Mohr. l92l MYRNA C. TENNYSON-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3. CAROLE CRILE THOMAS-Pom-Pon 2, 3, Captain 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Girls' League Fashion Show I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Salad Bowl Princess 4, Military Queen 4. BOYD THOMPSON-Football Frosh I. DON TOLLIVER-School Play 2, 3, Publicity 4, Cru- sader Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, Masque 2, 3. BILL TOOPS-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Masque, Service Band 2, 4. CARL TOWER-Lancer Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Frosh Basket- ball I, Junior Varsity 2, Frosh Baseball I, Varsity 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA J. TRACY-Homeroom Officer 4, Parnassus 2, 3, Latin Clubs I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' League Council 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3. CHRISTINE TRAYLOR SYLVIA ANNE TURKOVIC-I-lomeroom Officer Secre- tary 3, 4, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Masque 2, Student Council 4. STENNA TURLEY--Homeroom Officer I, 4, Masque I, 2, 3. SUSAN LOWRY TUTHILL-Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club I, 2, 3, President 4, Tennis Frosh I, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 3, 4, Corral Board Secretary 4, Tri Lytz Tri-Hi-Y 4, Model Legislature 4. CHARLES UNGER-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 2. GAIL ANNE VANATTER-Entered from Phoenix Union High School 3, FBLA 4. GERALDINE H. VASQUEZ-FI-IA, Vice-President Report- er 4, Parnassus 4, Scholastic Art Award 4. MADELI NE VAZZANO SUE VOEGELE-Homeroom Officer I, Masque I, 2, 3, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Publicity 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club I. STANTON STRICKLER VON GRABILL JR.-Entered from Penn. Military Prep. School, Chester, Pennsyl- vania 2, Assembly 4, ROTC 2, 3, Ist Lieutenant 4, ROTC Gun Team 4, ROTC Officer's Club Vice- President 4. SHARON VAN'T KERKHOFF-Horneroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4, A Cappella Choir 3, Secretary 4, Assem- bly Committee 4, Bookstore Board 2. JAMES WALDRON-Frosh Track I, Junior Varsity I, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, President 4, Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Control Board 4, Home- room Officer I, 2. PAT WALKER-Masque I, 3, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Senior Council 4, Scholastic Art Award 2, GAA I, Tennis Club I. PAT WALKER PHYLLIS WALTERS-Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 2, 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 3, Treas- urer 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. MARION WALTON--Advanced Band I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Service Band 3, 4, Parnassus 2, 3, Masque I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3. JUDY WARD KAREN WEBB-Class Officer, Secretary Treasurer 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, 4, Hoofbeats Section Editor 4, Cafe- teria Control Board 4, Student Council 4. CATHERINE WEBB-Tennis Club I, Homeroom Officer I, 4, Masque I, 3, North Hi Players 3, 4, Modem Dance 4. HENRIETTA JOYCE WEBER-Girls' Glee C'ub 3, 4, Pep Club 4. RAYMOND WHITTINGTON DICK WHITNEY--Student Bcdy Vice-President 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys' State 3, North High Junior Rotarian 4, Executive Committee 2, 3, 4. GEORGIA WIEDING-Homeroom Officer I, 2. 3, 4: Masque 2, Girls' League Fashion Show 3, Pep Club I, 2. CAROL WILLARD-Girls' Glee Club I, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Masque I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2. JUDY WILLIAMS-Masque I, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Tri Summa Ti-Hi-Y Secretary 2, 4, Homeroom Officer 4, School Play 2, 3, Pep Club I, 3. JOAN DELL WILLIS-Entered from West Phoenix High School 3, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Modern Dance 3, 4, Parnassus 4, Girls' League Council 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 4. MARY ANN WILSON-Student Body Secretary 4, Corral Board Chairman 3, Executive Committee 2, 3, 4, Quibona Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Parnassus I, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4. MILES WILTROUT-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, Service Band 2, 3, 4, Masque I, 2. LARRY WING-Advanced Band 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir and Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Masque 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 4. BETTY ALICE WITSAMAN-Entered from West Phoe- nix High School 4, Advanced Girls' Glee Club 4. CLARA MAE WORLEY-Homeroom Officer I' Glee Club I, Girls' Rifle Team 2. NORMA LESLEE YOUNG-Orchestra 2' Phi T o Y N R 5 I, , y Teens 2, President 3, 4, Tri Summa Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Physics Club 3, Homeroom Officer 4, Parnassus I, 2. 945 CLASS ACTIVITIES M Q, We W we W P' Entertaining the Student Body in an assembly are: Jean Rae Sh ute, Nancy Ratts, and Marcia Samuelson in Time to Retire . -ea vw I I E I In Dave Barker and Helen Horne are pictured in scene from Arsenic and Old Lace . A I 1 I TALENTED Lynn Bell and Sue Reehl sing a duet in the Sophomore Talent Assembly. WM V fulfil j8fif'iW5jlM QQ W Oxwwfa v J MQW My f MX L ACUVITXEJ rj I ff!! ff aff.- Ln, Ig 5. F. ,s - - E .,, ' If pf 1L- giffg 5 ' 'ff 1 v fy fi, . , I K,,,,f4 'g ,Af ,Eiga xv 5L,fL 'Q if 51,675 1 ,Q ff 5 Vx . kk'A Y' U Q1 . ,, 1 :ffl Iijfx-jj ,-N L ,LgfL,,,, jg! ,, 3, 5' ' z R, ,MK ' x 1 fx gi iq U J Eqrfv' 9 Y fxbl ,, lk W ' ' W ,iftflw 2' m 4? if Zh ,gsm Qcvufwl qtilu. OJU2 VXASQ Qrg:'1.Q O.M,d, gmwl 320,54 ww? qw. A '3 w.LS,QN M,,S,,,ggo,7ycfUJ O-Q, in-CQQYK Quik Cafvlfi QM MG'vu- UA-1 'i 'D'D . MBVVK, 'Q Qucaki 02, dl Ayvfif ,-fx!! FCREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT Lisbon, Portugal, appears as the home ad- dress ot one North Phoenix High School stu- dent. Francisco Rebello de Andrade, better known to his classmates as Chico, is this year's foreign exchange representative on our campus. Although in the United States for only one year, Francisco speaks English almost as well as one native born. His activities at North Phoenix include Senior Council, Student Coun- cil and Boys' Alliance Cabinet. Many of his artistic efforts have met with unequalled suc- cess by his winning of numerous gold keys and medals. North's exchange student, Fran- cisco, is pictured performing the daily activities any North High student would. ABOVE: opening his locker, LEFT: speaking with his host, Mr. Steve Cheranich, RIGHT. surrounded by Sally Lorensen, Jo Ann Robert, Gracie Fahlen and Marjorie Liem. FRANCISCO REBELLO de ANDRADE C997 NORTH'S SALAD BOWL ATTENDANTS North High's decision in the selecting of Salad Bowl Princess was broadened by the Exec- utive Committee's plan to have our Student Body nominate ten girls from either the Junior or Senior class. These ten girls were then to be presented and interviewed by Student Body President, Brent Cardwell, in an all school assembly. The Student Body would vote again reducing their selection to tour girls. These tour girls would appear before a panel of judges consisting of faculty and students, who would in turn select North l-ligh's representa- tive to the Salad Bowl festivities. ORTH HIGH'S TEN NOMINATIONS FOR SALAD BOWL PRINCESS: Harlene Miller, Donna Riggs, Jeanne Abromovitz, Jo Ann Robert C Thomas Louise Lyman, Georgann Lucas, Sharon Baldwin, Gracie Fahlen and Dolores Bonus. I 001 'Wm Salad Bowl Princess, Carole Thomas, brought honor to herself and the North High campus. One of the con- testants, she rated in the top tour, consequently being an attendant to the Queen, Denise Rowland. Her many activities while representing our school included attending a luncheon sponsored by the Kiwanians and a dance at the ABC Club where the Queen was chosen. SALAD BOWL PRINCESS QAQS? ,Wiri- ff as H, wif, 5 Q - Q,f,1S?f4,k XJ 2, t 3 QM v 3 4 1 we 1 wr P rw - if '35 4 ,Y Q, A Q , A W 1 W www ggi? 1, -+ 1 A .L E, ,A-,RN .. f iv f M1f2fza in , Wifwfw wwf, as Www X.. i 'iss K: gb: 3 3 '1 '1 1 A wk 2: QW , lf? Yfzfff 1 5 , My ff' 2 M, 'Ml 'f X . ' ,J MILITARY QUEEN CHOSEN As the North High Battalions turn out each Wednesday for their weekly inspection, three North beauties trocp the line along with the inspecting officers. Carole Thomas, North Phoenix's Military Queen, and the two battal- ion sponsors, Donna Riggs and Sharon Bald- win, make weekly checkups on the shined brass and starched uniforms. Carole reigned as Military Queen at the North High Armistice Day festivities. Gaaale 7fzamad, f..... U03 BELOW: Lloyd Aycock and Louise Lyman, Junior can- didates for Mayor and Sweetheart, and the winners of the contest. RIGHT: Dallas Long and Pauline Johnson, sophomore candidates. ' f'. ff F ,,' 'hw 1' Y ..-Q'-vw , yr 4 ,rw V F3 :rail ABOVE: Senior candidates were Dolores Bonus and Wendell Clutz. LEFT: Freshman candi- dates, Eddy Ponder and Joan Pettengail. SADIE'S MAYCRS AND SWEETHEARTS H041 FOOTBALL QUEEN SHARON BALDWIN om. wx NX lyh, Attendants vaio' ' 61, S Nancy Ratts 1 H053 I9 o Q 'P K . Q I -QL Q , Q X K 2' X pm 4, x 1? 'E ww, ZH iff lvl, 1 Q is Y' 5. 5 age, as a We 3, ff H x 5 Q 5 , N 4X X -m xl Q Anil? 5 x , DEQ, gigs . im , ,, 'N QSM, Wi . ff W 1-'iss YE? ' M,-,germ Yu? , Q -, iw z as S 52 sf 5 is v vi 'E 5 me M: -wfq, 51:21 64 5 94 .UA vga, gk? 1 as.- f my, ,f ,ix BE , as .wx 15555 uw A ffm WWW 2 Jw pdf 5 SQ ' .va Q25 Q i EQ PEPPY This year's pep assemblies were brought to a highlight by the antics of our two favorite comedians, Jon Flach and Wendell Clutz. Every Friday Jon and Wendell, with the aid of a few friends, had a different stunt to present in the assembly. From Pom-pon girls to Cheerleaders, Salad Bowl Princess to adver- tisements for various organizations on campus PEP . . . CENTER. Pal' Fufrell, Tonl Johnson, Evelyn Baroody and Jeanne Abromovitz - Are flanked by Jon Flach 84 Wendell Clutz. .,, NJ our students were entertained and amused. To add variety, Pep Club President, Jim Wal- dron, did the announcing while our Cheer- leaders and Pom-pon girls prepared the Stu- dent Body for our weekly Friday night football games. Through our assemblies more pep and spirit were shown at both home and away games giving our team the necessary drive. PEP . . . LEFT: Our zany Pep Club . ,IM l l l i , i i 4107 Jim Waldron. BELOW: Pom-pon girls, Jean Rae Shute ilO8J - Luwnn Munn . . . ruanuz A puoucury snor or Norrn ru rlayers, Marjorie Llem Rufhling, Hazel Blalack and Charlann Sheid. AS STARS SPARKLE 5 1 X 1 g . i E 2 e E m.?f--......... 1 1:-x '- 5 V -1 .' ,, , cz, .,., . ' x my l Yay, Vi? Q' !nu. A i S' 4. e 'f.,. M,. 4 WWW 2 3' 1' - 'Wm u '13 i .a'P ' ' .Q- ' .dx wa, uv' 1,21 .W ,6 'ga ,J yi 'AA Y . 3 if., ' ,I . lg, , , hx N , I MN, wp, , A if X' ' M, AQ 5 XX- ..:2 'lzn 1:i::::.,.?'5'-Q -L 5 1 1 fi i J' NQXS5 ' , W .1 W . A 4 ,xl wr ,- K7 X ?wA.,f'X?5 TEA ANYONE? RIGHT: Toni Johnson and Liz Raspolic are pictured serving Miss Vera McCormick, Girls' League Adviser. BELOW: Carole Lee Cupp and Adele Bradford are shown in front of the Christ- mas tree at the tea. LOWER RIGHT: A scene from the annual tea. H121 LEAGUE HCSTS MQTHERS AT TEA The ground was green with newly emerged tender shoots of grass. The sky was empty of even the threat of a storm, while the fireplace awaited the symbolic yule log. The sweet aroma of pine cone, fir tree and the clean sharp bite of wind were not present in that December day's air. But even though there was no snow, nor sleighs with melodious bells, there was the dancing music of Jingle Bells . And there were the peaceful hymns and the spirit of an old-fashioned Christmas as the Girls' League sponsored its annual tea. With the Mustang Corral as its setting and an old-fashioned Christmas as its theme the an- nual Mother-Daughter Tea was a success. The decorations of holly set about a large fully lighted tree were planned by Adele Brad- ford's decorations committee, while Diane Kleinman arranged for the vocal entertain- ment. The invitations committee was headed by Anita Ruthling, and Carole Lee Cupp, senior representative, chairmaned the refreshments committee. ASSEMBLY . . . UPPER, CENTER, and LOWER LEFT: A view of the Christmas assembly with Santa Claus, the A Cappella Choir and children of faculty members supplying the Christmas spirit. BELOW: The Social Committee is pictured decorating the traditional Christmas tree in the library. SNOW . . . ABOVE: Cheryl Compton, Jeanne Abromovitz, and Dorothy Devore giving their O.K. to our Mr. Snowman. CHRISTMAS CGMES TO NCRTH At the year's tirst Talent Assembly, the Junior Class pro- vided a variety of entertain- ment. Several jazz selections were presented by the Four Cats and a Kitten Band. l'm Going Away with the Men in the Little White Coats, a humorous pantomime, was acted cut by Charlann Sheid. Louise Lyman, Alliene Hy- mes and Joan Martin, three Junior Pom-pon girls, danced to a Caribbean rhythm. The quartette of Jerry Lun- deen, Bruce McLaughlin, Bud Bierman and Taylor Fawcett sang in Barbershop harmony. The Junior Class' presenta- tion opened the way for the other three classes and their talent. JUN ill-45 VIM, VITALITY THEME ASSEMBLY JUNIOR TALENT LEFT: Charlann Sheid is pictured pantomime, l'm Going Away with the Men in the Little Coats . CENTER: Louise Lyman, Joan Martin and Alliene are shown during a Caribbean dance. BELOW: Bruce Bud Bierman, Taylor Fawcett and Jerry Lundeen Barbershop Quartette. ICR ASSEMB E i 5 5 N A i x DANCE IDRAAAA CHCNR. PRESENT iANhHE Students purchasing tickets for Annie production classes dramatics classes and the Laurie were excused from their 6th period A Cappella Choir combined to present the life classes to attend this production The dance story of poet Robert Burns. LAURE TOP: Nancy Darnell Joan Willis and Kay Davis portray Highland Flingers. CENTER Taylor Fawcett, Charles Par ker, Bernd Schwarz Davc Matthews, Jeanne Abromo vitz, Donna Riggs, and Judy Smith rehearse lin s and songs for the life of Robert Burns. BOTTOM: Tame out for critic from Mr J D Filson, drama adviser , Kxggfl i 5 :Zi ft ew -'-an 5 iw ,,s. Q ' fa DRAMATISTS . . . LEFT: A peaceful ending to a riotous play. BELOW: Student director, Hazcl Blalack. DRTH HI PLAYERS . . . ABOVE: Joyce Casey, Jim Haire, Sharon Idwin, and Kent Mayfield during one of their many practices. GHT: The stage crew in action. You Can't Take lt With You, the first of our all school plays, brought dramatic entertainment to North High. The comedy, with lead parts taken by Sharon Baldwin and Kent Mayfield, left the audience with an evening of pleasure. NO, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU lII7J Kickapoo Juniors, UIBD Joy Juice YOUR MARK up r UPPER LEFT: Kick-a-poo Joy Juice invades North-D Rice, Max Cooley, Louise Lyman and Connie Szink g to compare notes. UPPER RIGHT: Bette Payne and Ba Roberts get set for the big race. LEFT: Junior Sadie Ha characters pose for the camera-Judy Jennings, Cathy kencamp, Cathy Titsworth, Raima Roper, Deana Ch Louise Lyman, Carolyn Cleveland, Larry Pozil, and Stj Haacke are shown. A goal of 51,200 was set by the Junior class this year for the annual Sadie l-lawkin's Day campaign contributing to the March ot Dimes Fund. One of their biggest money raising campaigns was the Mayor and Sweet- heart of Dogpatch contest. The Juniors went all out to win this contest, and their two candi- dates, Lloyd Aycock and Louise Lyman, reigned. Kick-a-poo Joy Juice, Polio balloons and Dogpatch newspapers were sold by all enthusi- astic Juniors to complete their goal. The day of Al Capp's characters invading our campus was brought to a climax with a sports dance held in the Mustang Corral. SADIE S STARS U P P E R RIGHT: Sordid Seniors pose as Sadie Haw- kins Dav characters. Shown are: SITTING: Karen Webb, Jacque Semon and Marjorie Liem. STANDING: John Markler, Virginia McFarlane, Georgann Lucas, Dean An- thony, Harlene Miller and Dave Dunbar. LOWER LEFT: Wolf Gal, Sally Wilson, col- lects money tor the March of Dimes from Jon Flach and Jim Johnson. L 0 W E R RIGHT: A typical scene as Al CaDn's comic strip qath- ers adherents on North High's campus. SADIE HAWKINS DAY U19 FIRST PLACE . . . ABOVE: Excalibur Hi-Y showing off their winning car. RIGHT: Football Queen, Sharon Bald- win, is shown being escorted to her awaiting car and chauffeur, Bill Evans, by foot- ball co-captains, Bob Gray and Alan Sandell. PEP RALLY RHYTHM . . . ABOVE: Our uncoordinated Pom-pon boys doing the traditional stunt at the Rally. North Hi Mustangs prepared for the annual Thanksgiving Day game with Phoenix Union High School, with a Pep Rally the night before. This Rally was sponsored by the Pep Club Officers: .lim Waldron, Merrill Robbins and Dorothy Fischer. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Thomas Inman, North Hi's Pep Club issued Pom-pons and streamers to all holders of Pep Club cards. Boys, coached by North Hi Pom-pon girls, H201 entertained the students with their crazy out- fits and antics. Sharon Baldwin reigned as queen over the Rally, with her attendants Sharon Kellin, freshman, Nancy Ratts, sophomore, and Louise Lyman, junior. Excalibur Hi-Y was presented a trophy for the most original car in that contest. The Rally was completed with a sports dance in North High's gym, sponsored by the class of l958. D1 iffy' is F . K DEBATING: Three freshman boys caught by the photographer debating HY: Freshman girls seem to be afraid of the photographer as well whether fh0Y Should ask 3 Slfl for 3 dance- s the boys. FRESHMAN Ml New freshmen were feted at a mixer in the North High Corral, at the beginning ofthe year. Hosted by the Boys' Alliance, refresh- ments were served and dancing was a main attraction. At the annual mixer, freshmen are given UPPER CLASSMEN-lt looks like the sponsors of the Mixer had fun besides work, school activities. XER 'X s X l a chance to acquaint themselves with fellow classmates and to adjust themselves to high Shy freshmen were soon gathered in small groups until lured by the dance music. FCJOD 1 DANCING LAST: The boys get enough nerve were seen enjoying themselves with nce. FUN EVERYONE HAS FUN: Soon they all mix and have a good time. H219 TRY OUTS RIGHT: Tryouts: Carole Lee CUPP, Truly Stevens, Raima Rop- er, Judy Phillips, and Joan Day, during the tryouts, stop to let the photographers snap a picture. ADVERTISING ABOVE: Advertising: Joan Day, Judy Gnatt, Sally Lorensen, and Truly Stevens don their own clothes to do advertising for the fashion show. H222 BELOW: Flowers: Toni Johnson, president of the League, shown giving Miss McCormick a corsage. CCRSAGES 4' A , Law Y I-V a., f, ,f 3 - I : ,J f DIFFERENT STAGES IN A FASHION SHCDW JACQUE seMoN GAIL MARSH JUDY GNATT Korricks. UPPER RIGHT: Four pretty girls modeling formals. Twlla Fleckten, Gloria Mudersbach, Gail Gentry and Marcia Samuelson. With Spring Silhouette as its theme, the Girls' League presented its annual fashion show. Spring flowers proved a suitable back- ground for the modeled summer fashions. The annual show featured North High models and clothes from Korricl4's. Toni John- son provided the narration for the event. The models, who were chosen on the basis of poise and appearance, were Jeanne Abromovitz, Patty Jo Allen, Cathy Berkenkamp, Joan Day, Twila Fleckten, Gail Gentry, Judy Gnatt, Sally Lorenson, Gail Marsh, Gloria Mudersbach, Jo Ann Robert, Marcia Samuelson, Jacque Semon, Truly Stevens, Carole Thomas and Sally Wilson. The Freshman council arranged for the flowers while the Sophomore group took charge of all requisitions. The entertainment was selected by both Junior and Senior councils. H231 ABOVE: Joan Day modeling a slim sheath from 1241 WESTINGHOUSE DAVID ISER ALBERT GOLETZ , K.. A v lf ILT T-we WW 352 fi 552 'iw x HONORABLE MENTION TOM BJORKLUND INSTRUCTOR LEORA MILLER 11 MNH CHARLENE NOBLE C. A. BROWN BERND SCHWARZ U25 1' he Q , if .. ,I : .L J ,,,: . N f ' I , Eg, my 3 W Q 4' MYR UPPER LEFT: United Nations assembly. UPPER RIGHT: Student Body President, Brent Cardwell, officiates during assemblies. LOWER LEFT: ginia Olmstead, Bill Evans, Jim Radcliffe and Carole Lee Cupp, preparing for the Senior Most Dance . LOWER RIGHT: Pat Futrell cheers team on during basketball. CCJOPERATICN, VITALITY MAKE-UP CUR SCHOOL LIFE H265 L H -PFUL SENIOR . . . BELOW: Dorothy Fischer helping Steinman, a bewildered freshman on Freshman Day. I-IT: Mr. Thomas' chemistry lab at Open House. 5 I. 16 I F' f .. 3, . S . . . CENTER RIGHT: Those crazy upper-classmen and their bermuda socks. IIER LEFT: A view of one of the many halls during an Atomic Air Raid Drill. students at North did their part to make this drill successful. LOWER RIGHT: fifty cents was the cry of the Trojan Hi-Y boys as they carried out their beanie It looks like Dick Hall and Bob Gray convinced lda Hocken and Dolly Bonus a beanie was all they needed to arouse their pep. MISCELLANECUS ACTIVIT E U27 Q' EXHIBITION .... UPPER LEFT: Karen Webb, Dorothy Fischer, and Ida Hocken admiring a demonstration at the Solar Energy exhibit. UPPER RIGHT: On Freshman Day you may have seen Jacque Semon and Sandra Frankie thumbing a ride from Mr. Christianson, our obliging lawncutter. CENTER LEFT: Football queen Sharon Bald- ACTIVITIES win with class attendants Louise Lyman, Nancy Ratts and Sharon Kellin. LOWER RIGHT: The fair is always fun tor the cheerleaders and band members after their per- formance. Here Jeanne Abromovitz and Jeff Berner are taking in a thrilling ride. LOWER LEFT: A view of the Pom-pon girls at the Turkey Day game. EVERYCNE PARTICIPATING I28J if gf , f 2 ii' I Il wlgzfi ' 'W SSTTT' CAMPU HIGHLIGHTS AUCTION . . . UPPER LEFT: Sue Mendelsohn is shown auctioning a coke at one of the many charitable auctions held during second period class. UPPER RIGHT: If you always wondered who decorated our colorful goal posts here is a view of the Social Committee undertaking that task. Shown decorating are Dorothv Fischer. Mar- jorie Liem, Gail Marsh, Yvonne Leonard, Fred Fahlen, Jim Harrison, Bette Payne, and on the ladder Ralph Wolff, CENTER: Pom-pon boy Ronnie Altman showing off at the Pep Rally. LOWER LEFT: Carole Lee Cupp, Anita Ruthling and Sharon Proctor measuring the cafeteria while making plans for the annual Blue and Silver Ball. LOWER RIGHT: Enika Grooters, Lequetta McGuire, Lou- ise Simonson, and Wayne Fletcher observing our National Newspaper Week. H791 -...gm x 1, 0 149 gig-af? W- ,Minn ,. gy . ' 33? 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Q., Q Q 5 AEM 1 s I 5 WM A ---A I' A :f ' rf f , I M a . gkxhf WK in K -,., 1 k , IV -4 my , V Q .X , , , , PRESIDENT BRENT CARDWELL OUR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS gsiww M Qd,,,V,,0A VICETSEIESIDENT I -' ifif' ':':.',S f E ' N REASURER JACQUE SEMON SECRETARY MARY ANN WILSON H373 SELF GOVERNING BO IES JUNIOR SENIOR COUNCIL, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Virginia McFarlane, Adele Bradford, Judy Ranalli, Sharon Irving, Jeannie Abromovitz, Virginia Olmstead, Janet White, Julie Broberg, Beverly Hamay, Pai' Walker, Jacque Semon, Toni Johnson, SECOND ROW: Lynn Barstow, Cathy Berkenkamp, Lauri Hubbard, Leilane Aycock, Karen Mentzer, Jane Boarman, Georgann Lucas, Gail Marsh, Nancy Plotner, Dorothy Fischer, Marilyn Green, Pam Gannarelli, Carole Speedling, Gracie Fahlen Francisco de Andrade. THIRD ROW: Carol Lee Cupp, Donna Duxbury, Judy Forester, Sally Lorenson, Darlene Lahey, Tom Hunt, Pete Brown, Andy Thompson, Jim Ratlitt, Don Poorman, Ronnie Frances, Mark Maddox, Bob McFarlane. FOURTH ROW: Steve Graham, Bill Sargent, Merrill Robbins, Lee Burton, Dick Hall, Bob Hosner, Jerry Lundeen, Fred Fahlen, Harold Trujillo, Larry Pozil, Jerry Symcox, Paul Bolster. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Georgia Swindler, Nancy Rogers, Winona Statfen, Diane Kleinman, Pat Wooden, Sandra Farmer, Sharon Jones, Pat Stiles, Leucrecia Reddick. SECOND ROW: Sharon Kay, Carolyn Lathrop, Sheila Weise, Dave Mathews, Cathy Williams, Nancy Burton, Margaret Burton, Louann Walter, Sandra Chase, Judy Chole, Karen Fuiks, Cynthia Kingham. THIRD ROW: Cavett Robert, Mike Boyd, Al Quezada, Barry Shapiro, Bill Rudd, Art Colangelo, Ricky Beal, Larry Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Nick Knoth, Doug Denton, Jim Sexton, Jim Peachy, Jim Minard, Ronnie Evens, Richard Smith, Bob Robinson, Tom Addams, Bruce Degraves, Eddie Fadley. 1381 DEMOCRACY BEGINS 4. K-.,, XECUTIVE COMMITTEE, SECOND SEMES- ER, LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Sandy oone, Eugenie Flint, Jo Ann Robert. SECOND OW: Larry Blakey, Bob Grey, Jim Harrison, uzzy Shapiro. EXECUTIVE COM- M ITTEE M EM- BERS: LEFT TO R I G H T, F I R S T ROW Jacque Sem- on, Brent Cardwell, Dick Whitney. SECOND ROW: Judy Jekel, Lynn Barstow, Jerry Dunn, Bill Evens, Toni Johnson, Sally Lorenson, Fred Fah- len, Sheila Wiese, Bill Rudd. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, FIRST SEMESTER, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Pat Wooden Nancy Burton, Betty Payne, Dorothy Fischer SECOND ROW: Barry Shapiro, Jim Minard Paul Bolster, Merrill Robbins. MGQ. I? II39I WHERE POLICIES RISE s I I 403 HONOR COURT, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marilyn Green, Karl Steinman, Lynn Barstow, Virginia Mc- Farlane, Pete Brown, Margaret Burton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Steve Cheranich, Do'1na Duxbury, Pat Boyce, Dean Minard, Anita Ruthling, Mr. Douglas Cary. SOCIAL COMMITTEE, LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Miss Edith Carper, Yvonne Leonard, Nancy Burton, Jan White, Bette Payne, Dorothy Fischer, Gail Marsh, Pat Wooden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanley Cardon, Bob Murphy, Lee Burton, Ralph Wolff, Bob Hoag. T as w T' I . I, I CORRAL BOARD: left to right, FIRST ROW: Susan Tuthill, Judy Jennings, Sally Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Williams, Gary Turner, Sutter Gardanier, Mr. R. B. Bridgewater. WILLING WORKERS SERVICE ORGANIZATION: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Williams, Shirlee Fox, Virginia Mc- Farlane, Maureen Mulkey, Margaret Malone, Jane Boarman. SECOND ROW: Leslee Young, Jean Calvert, Pat Morris, Karen Brown, Sally Lor- enson. THIRD ROW: Mike Riggs, Frank Jordan, Jon Flach, Ray Whit- tington. CORRAL CONTROL BOARD, LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Robert, Judy Gnatt, Joan Martin, Toni Johnson, Barbara Roberts, Judy Jen- nings, Virginia McFarlane. SECOND ROW: Wendell Clutz, Fred Kober, Jay McCracken, Dick Ramson, Jim Harri- Ison, Marvin Davis, Jon Flach. SERVICE ORGANIZATION SOPHOMORES: left to right, FIRST ROW: Beth Burton, Linda Gold, Darlene Goto, Sue Men- delsohn, James Jett. SECOND ROW: Sonja Christenson, Nansy Hunsinger, Louise Collier, Sandy Martensen, Marilyn Kirby. THIRD ROW: Allan Polson, Barry Smith, Pete Clark. SERVICE ORGANIZATION OF- FICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Lorenson, Jeanne Abromovitz, Jane Boarman. II4IJ BOOKS AND FOOD The Bookstore Board discusses changes in prices of books and work to keep prices down. They also sell tickets for all school activities. The Cafeteria Board keep lunch prices as low as possible. They suggest rules and policies for the cafeteria to follow. BOOKSTORE BOARD, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rufus Beck, Mrs. Louis Minsky, Anita Ruthling, Mr. Harley King. SECOND ROW: Vir- ginia Olmsted, Ronald Paquin, Bill Swanson, Mr. William Bartels, Mr. C. W. Volker, Mr. Charles M. Burton. The Athletics Association, Health Commit- tee, Bookstore Board and Cafeteria Board con- sist of Faculty, students and P.T.A. represent- atives. CAFETERIA BOARD' LEFT TO 4 Thomas, Karen Webb, Charon Ingram Elizabeth Raspollc Nancy Lmdstrom Mr. Charles Burton. SECOND ROW: ,.. RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Henry X A ly, LX Mr. C. W. Volker, Miss Chloe Fields, 'W Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. R.E. Samuelson, Mrs. Don J. Murdock, Jerry Lundeen. l42y l IN! nigh SPCRTS AND HEALTH ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Barbara Boehme,Patty Pomeroy, Jeanne Abromo- vitz, Mr. W. R. Crittenden. SECOND ROW: Mr. C. W. Volker, Bob Diamond, Barry Edburg, Mr. Merrill Robbins, Mr. W. R. Caldwell. The Athletics Association works on the bud- get for the football team and all other budgets concerned with the Athletics Department. The Health Committee sponsored the as- sembly on tobacco, alcohol, and narcotics, and two campaigns, one on T.B. control and the other on nutrition. Part of the nutrition cam- paign were the projects that students made. The students with the best posters, essays and slogans were awarded prizes. HEALTH COMMITTEE: LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Miss Lydia Pott- hoff, Miss Gwendolyn Beaver, Mrs. Mildred Flam, Pat Wooden, Mrs. Ruth Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. B. Clark, Miss Catherine A. Wilkinson, Paul Bolster, Jim Minard, Mr. Frank J. Tur- ley, Mr. W. R. Caldwell. U43 GIRLS' LEAGUE PLANNERS GIRLS' LEAGUE SENIORS: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Anita Ruthling, Nan- cy Edge, Carole Mahan, Kar- en Mentzer. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Liem, Pat Morris, Marion Walton, Pat Tracy. THIRD ROW: Pat Futrell, Helene Hurley, Ellen Maclay, Carole Lee CUPP. Carolyn Martinie, Pat Leonard. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Anita Ruthling, Nancy Plotner, Elizabeth Raspolic, Adele Bradford, Carole Lee Cupp, Dianne Kleinman. SECOND ROW: Miss Vera McCormick, Pat Moores, Charlene Noble, Sharon Proctor, Dianne Davis Ann Nelson. K' 5 II' , EI ,Q- '45 XY I44I NEWLY ESTABLISHED COUNCILS GIRLS' LEAGUE JUNIORSQ LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Nikki Speliopoulos, Judy Allison, Blaine Baker, Pat Lyon. SECOND ROW: Sharon Proctor, Dorothy Moore, Yolanda Valenzuela, Karen Walker, Sally Wilson. THIRD ROW: Miss Norma Sayre, Adele Bradford, Kay Kleving, Cleo Robertson, Louisa Enholm, Nancy Poltner, Sharon Haas. GIRLS' LEAGUE SOPHOMORESp LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sue Hogan, Marie Harrell, Pat Metzer, Marie Louise Drey, Linda Purlia, Margaret Pace. SECOND ROW: Carmen Ruth- Iing, Rosa Lee Bl'ack, Kay Reece, Dianne Klein- man, Elizabeth Sorby, Diane Procunier. THIRD ROW: Alice Plotner, Judy Allison, Sally Hogan, Sandy Mervis, Anita Mihelich, Sandy Boone, Dianne Davis, Miss Ruth White. GIRLS' LEAGUE FRESHMEN5 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marilyn Moore, Judy Showley, Sandy Jorgenson, Josette Cardon. SECOND ROW: ROW: Janette Black, Ann Nelson, Judy Lee, Helen Henry, Leslie Prince. THIRD ROW: Ruth Fisher, Cynthia Kingman, Jill Bradford, Carol McLean, Mrs. Muriel Miller. Kl45I ACTIVE BCYS' ALLIANCE BOYS' ALLIANCE CABINET: left to right, FIRST ROW: Bill Swanson, .lerry Dunn, Larry Pozil, Steve Graham. SECOND ROW: Mr. L. V. Smith, Mike Boyd, Ronnie Simon, Paul Gaillard, Mr. G. W. West. BOYS' ALLIANCE, LEFT T0 RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Gary Hamman, Jay Stucky, Charles Harris, Ted Davies, Richard Horn, John Bennet and Charles Brownell. SECOND ROW: Francisco Rebello de Andrade, Bill Swanson, Gary Turner, Jack Dole, Jerry Dunn, Richard Tucker, Virgil Trout and Steve Graham. THIRD ROW: Warren Peterson, Bob Hasseries, Arden Kessel, Larry Pozil, Dick Baehre, Paul Martin and Cody Clark. I 469 ff MAA ,V 1 Wffgyg .5 A '. ' V uf M L- cwas W L? NORTH'S HCCJFBEATS '56 EDITOR This year the North High Hoofbeats staff has endeavored to publish the biggest and best annual that students have ever purchased. Annual staff members working toward their goal of an early annual started the middle of last summer. Many things must be accomplished be- fore each student can have his annual. There are dummies to be drawn, pictures to take and print, and copy and captions to be written. Much work and effort have been put into this book now presented to you, the student. Editor-in-Chief of this year's annual was Marilyn Citron. Section Editors were: Dorothy DeVore, student government, Jean Calvert, faculty, Dorothy Fischer, activities, Sally Hogan, freshmen and sophomores, Karen Webb, juniors and seniors, Ida Hocken, clubs and Jon Flach, sports. Joan Willis served as Advertising Man- ager and her assistant was Gail Marsh. Busi- ness Manager was Georgann Lucas and Sales Manager was Sally Mitchell. Art Editor Carole Thomas worked under Miss Frances Kapanke. Mr. Harold Williams served as photography adviser and Mr. M. J. Shimer as annual adviser. Here is a book published by your fellow students, a combined effort of many people. Here you have an experiment in the Modern Form. This is your l956 annual. i SECTICJN EDITORS, ASSISTANTS ANNUAL ASSISTANTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Liem, Karen Webb, Pat Lyon, Dorothy Fischer, Dorothy DeVore, Ida Hocken, Jon FI'ach, Roger Larson. USU gn- A-5 gg 1 f .- I f Tl ANNUAL MANAGERS-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Gail Marsh, Assistant Ad Manager: Georgann Lucas, Business Manager, Joan Willis, Ad Manager. PHOTOGRAPHERS-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: George Henderson, Rudy Miller, SECOND ROW: Barry Smith, Jon Flach. BUSINESS STAFF ART, PICTURES, MAKE ANNUAL ART - Carole Thomas, Art Editor, worked on the Hootbeats cover and PICTURES-are studied by Hootbeats adviser Mr. Jack division pages under the direction ot art adviser Miss Frances Kapanke. Shimer and Mr. Harold Williams, photography adviser. Q L 1 S, P r,,r , Mlm 11525 -10' X, RCUNDUP STAFFERS Y' Wu. ,sg-1. x A. 4 43195 .fix ROUNDUP STAFF - LEFT T0 RIGHT-FIRST ROW- Gary Peter Klahr, Mary K o e n ig, Patrick 0'NeiIl, Sandra Brodsky. SECOND ROW-Roger Larson, Pete Brown, Allan Halcrow, John Kent. This year The Mustang Roundup has done an unusually outstanding job of newspaper coverage on the campus, and has received National Scholastic Press Association and Columbia Scholastic Press Association first- class ratings. Edited by Judy Jekel, the newspaper has initiated many new policies. Editorials have been concerned with not only campus, but community and national problems, sports pic- tures are always action shots and accompany- ing articles are fast movingj feature stories find the humor of campus life, and reveal in- teresting sidelights about teachers and stu- dents. DEPARTMENT HEADS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Bob Diamond, sports section: Pat Lyon, advertising manager: Georg- ann Lucas, business manager, Glori- anne Engel, feature editor. ll53J GN THE BAND STAND T37 qv! 1207 CLARINET-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW--Dorothy Moore, Linda Gold, Nancy Howard, John Maitison, Ronnie Clutz, John Mullen. SECOND ROW-Darla Brownlow, Ruth Jackson, Yolanda Valenzuela, Phil Cords, David Lyman. THIRD ROW-Marice Bezdek, Gordon Mohr, Anita Ruthling, Vince Campolongo, Steve Montgomery, Floyd Martin. TRUMPETS-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Irwin Hershman, David Shores, Gary Anthony, Harvey Draper, Ann Schultz, Elena Russell. SECOND ROW-Ronnie Jordan, Bob Ranalli, Bud Bierman, Phillip Willoughby, James Johnson, Phillip Jones, Sharon Irving, Florence Guen- ther. THIRD ROW-Ronnie Ellenson, Jim Purvis, Bob Hasseries, Bill Chase, Ray Smotrilla, Kenneth Twigger, Jerome Shumway, Barry Draper. SAXOPHONES 1 LEFT T0 RIGHT - FIRST ROW - Diane Fitzgerald, Larry Stan- ley, Prudence Baca, Gail Walston, T e r r y Sidwell. SECOND ROW-Jerry Sym- cox, Gary Walston, Charles Eber, Bill Cookman, David Shoore. 41543 I OP: DOUBLE REED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Griffith, Peggy Duff and .lice Plotner. BELOW: FLUTES, LEFT T0 RIGHT: FRONT ROW: osalie Hamm, Judy AI' a ' . 1 'ouglas May and John llson nd Beulah Twenstrlp SECOND ROW' iRENCH HORN-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Judy Burgoon, Tanya Hartley, Charles Thomas. SECOND ROW-Dick Davis, Jim Armstrong, Carmen Ruthling, Clark Barrett. BARITONE-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Gary Hamman, Marion Walton. SECOND ROW-Buddy Lewis, Clark Bright, David lser. BASS SECTION, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Ted Davies and Ronnie Simon. SECOND ROW: Mike Hogan, Cameron Mosher and Greg Abrams. EIUMS-LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW-Donna Eit- 1 reim, Billy Beal, Jim Hart- ey, Ellen Maclay. SECOND OW-Dan Fletcher, Tom ilfert, Ernie Stastney, ucky Hagen, Richard Orey, on Baker, Phil Shafer. 11559 'Q L'-Q, TWIRLERS, STRINGS, BRASS LEFT T0 RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Carol Speedling, Darlene Lahey, Glenda Pile, Kay Milliron. H561 FLUTE SECTION-LEFT T0 RIGHT-May Douglas, Ann FIRST STRING VIOLINS-LEFT T0 RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Ann Horwitz, Jeanie Crane, Carol Hardies, Suzie Harvey. SECOND ROV!-Peggy Foster, Minnie Jo Robinson, Nancy Howard, Bill Rud . - iv BRASS-LEFT TO RIGHT--Florence Guenther, Bob Ranalli, Judy Burgoon, Steve Crawford, Elena Russell-not pictured. Lewis, Rosalie Hamm, Doris Pippin, Bill Krause. t ial 'lOLA, LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Nancy Lundgren and T V S L-1 5 1 I ' R T Iarole Erickson. SECOND ROW: Carole Curtis and Jeri Robert. P:RCUSbION, LE!-T TO RlbHTp James Hartley and James Smith. 'l0LlNS, LEFT TO RIGHT: ' IRST ROW: Susan Loeffler, a E el lb 'ledda Binde, Sandy Mervis, tr , ' . C . ' - so e Aid a McCabe Lyn Mlku OND ROW, Ronnie Dan n, David Allen, Chas. rt, not pictured Jack ' dleton. ORCHESTRA STRING BASSES-LEFT TO RIGHT-Danny Miller, Don Dean, Connie Spearing, Jim Boyce. CELLO SECTION-LEFT TO RIGHT--Phil Shafer, Sherry Barnett, Lee Horner, Marcia Kramer, Nedra Lumpkin, Ronald Paquin- not pictured. H573 LILTING VCICES Nfl 'lil It A CAPPELLA--LEFT TO RIGHT--FIRST ROW-Charlene Sullens, Cecelia Campbell, Anna Wray Jones, Justine Skousen, Donna Riggs, Doris Pippin, Judy Smith, Ronnie Quain, Paul Martin, Jimmie Price, Jim Lines, Buddy Bierman, Judy Mackler, Peggy Duff, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff, Phyllis Walters, Carole Cupp, Sharon Irving, Jeanne Abromovitz, Mr. Ben Denton. SECOND ROW-Ellen Maclay, Helen Benton, Beth Wilson, Virginia Olmsted, Shirlee Fox, Nancy Blair, Taylor Fawcett, Bob Munsil, Jim Haire, Warren Wilke, Larry Drinen, Ronnie Smith, Pat Tracy, Judy Williams, Sharmayne Phillips, Adele Bradford, Brenda Von Grabill, Linda Copenhaver, Jacque Carson. THIRD ROW- Shirley Hall, Yvonne Leonard, Sharon Jones, Myrna Tennyson, Lynn Barstow, Mike Sherwood, Paul Fitzsimmons, Bernard Schwarz, Larry Tyler, Jim Ratliff, Gary Springer, Claudia Corral, Charles Parker, Marion Walton, Barbara Ekstrom, Carole Pingel, Carolyn Cooley, Betty Leedom, Janice Emery, Phyllis Hodil. FOURTH ROW-Pam Gannarelli, Bev Comparet, Shirley Brannan, Judy Zumbaugh, Liz Raspolic, Sally Wilson, Lynn Duster, Lanny Ledbetter, Barry Draper, Charles Morell, Dave Barker, Jerry Lundeen, Larry Wing, Bruce McLaughlin, Lynn Bell, Hazel Blalack, Helen Horne, Marilyn Greene, Zoanne Sherlock, Joanne Brenneisen, Donna Duxbury, Dotty Woodley. The A Cappella Choir, under the able leader- ship of Mr. Ben Denton, has completed a successful year. The choir consisted of approxi- mately 95 members. Charles Parker was the choir president this school year. Since the beginning of school last Septem- ber, the choir has sung before many groups. At Christmas time, they sang for various serv- ice clubs and also gave the annual Christmas Assembly here at the school. The Madrigal singers appeared on television during the Christmas season also. After the busy Holiday season, the choir prepared for their annual Midwinter Concert which was given on March 14th. During the latter part of March, the choir took an all-day singing tour. They sang at Chandler High School and also presented a program to Scotts- dale Union High School. On April 27, the choir participated in the Valley Music Festival, in which all Valley high school choirs take part to receive ratings. The choir, as usual, gave an outstanding perform- ance and received a high rating. I58l A CAPPELLA BOARD-FIRST ROW -LEFT T0 RIGHT-Virginia Olm- sted, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff, Phyllis Walters, Donna Riggs, Jeanne Abro- movitz, Justine Skousen. SECOND ROW-Charles Parker, Bob Munsil, Larry Wing, Bruce McLaughlin, Larry Tyler. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Mary Ann Enloe, Judith Peters, Karen Watkins, Faye Clewley, Eleanor Yellin, Sue Nancollas, Carol Cowley, Sylvia Phillips, Connie Bruce, Gayle Quick, Diana Carlson, Judie Farrell and Janet Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Ola Mae Hines, Sherry McBride, Rita Chatwin, Frances Jones, Sandra McCormick, Carla Bornhauser, Sandra Harris, Gwen Talak, Mary Walkington, Janet Cantwell, Linda Helder- mon, Blaine Baker, Marianne Prevratil, Sherry Baker, Karen Walker, Maurene Mulkey, Linda lmler, and Madeline Ong. THIRD ROW: Barbara Paris, Bonnie Gray, Karen Clark, Anita Orick, Sonja Christenson, Lois Alsman, Gale Silver, Pat Roberts, Carolyn Thompson, Linda Nichols, Judy Allison, Anne Stewart, Beverly Price, Carolyn Roush, Juanita Harris, Barbara Thorson, Sharon Williams, Joan Bates, Betty Witsaman, Judy Beaver. The Tri-Hi-Y's and Hi-Y's play an important part on North's campus. Over 400 boys and girls are participating in this worthwhile or- ganization. Many teachers take their time and energy to be sponsors of these clubs. Mr. Duane Ruffin from the Y.W.C.A., is in charge of all the Tri-l-li-Y's and Hi-Y's throughout the city of Phoenix. Their goal is to extend throughout the home, school and community high standards ot Christian char- acter. These clubs have brought many new activities to North's campus. They have also CHALLENGERS CHALLENGERS: LEFT TO RIGHT -FIRST ROW: Bob Bigony, Dan Ptlumm, Mike Moran, Mike Mc- Cracken, Larry Drinen. SECOND ROW: Bob Reinboldt, Sheldon Silberman, Bill Hetlin, Frank Diu- menti, Bruce Younker. THIRD ROW: Brian Padberg, Dennis Harnack, John Bowers, Lynn Bell. OFFICERS: President-Lynn Belf, Vice-President - Larry Drinerip Treasurer-Fred Mead: Chaplain - Brian Padbergg Secretary - Dennis Harnack. brought many students closer with their var- ious activities. Each club has a service project ot some kind. They work for these projects in every way possible. Besides the dues that each club has, they have other ways of raising money and donating their time. They have cake sales, car washes, rummage sales and many other service projects. These clubs also put on a carnival each year tor the students of North High. This carnival always has in store much fun with games, prizes, and food. E S 5 I H259 TROJAN LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW- Ronnie Millage, Jim Marsh, Mick- ey Fetters, Johnny Davidson, War- ren Searles, Steve Babcock, Dave Dunbar. SECOND ROW-Jim Paulson, Ronnie Moore, Chuck Campbell, Wally Joslin, Jim Con- ley, Merrill Robbins. THIRD ROW -Fred Kober, Johnny Mackler, Dick Hall, Bob Koons, Jerry Dunn, Jon Marx, Bob Gray, Jim Lytton-Smith, Dean Anthony, Dave Furnish, Mr. Donald Pace. Not pictured, Jack Barry. OFFI- CERS: President- Fred Kober: Vice-President-Dick Hall, Sec- retary-Dave Dunbar, Treasurer -Johnny Mackler, Chaplain - Bob Gray: Sergeant - at - arms - Mickey Felters. I VIKING FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Arnold Trujillo, Bob Nasser, Lloyd Aycock, Riner Salmon, Lee Burton. SECOND ROW: Dick Robinson, Fred Lyddon, Fred Hanley, Bob Kerr, Gary Westley, Jim Carnahan. THIRD ROW: Carl Hansen, Bob Dia- mond, David Thornton, Jim Peachey, Ronnie Evans, Tom, Adams, Tom Hunt. OFFICERS: President, Bob Diamond, Vice President, Dick Robinson, Sec- retary, Lee Burton, Treasurer, Bob Kerri Chaplain, Tom Adams, Sergeant at Arms, Lloyd Aycock. 4160, J S I LANCER Lancers Hi-Y-LEFT TO RIGHT -First row: Mr. Bob Cognac, Jim Minard, Gary Gentry, Jim John- son, Alan Sandell, Steve Vaughn, Jim Brewer. SECOND ROW- Carl Tower, Pete Hohs, Bruce An- derson, Bob Robinson, Tom Brown, Harold Wright, Rennie Crittenden, Andy Thompson. THIRD ROW-Brent Cardwell, Jerry Manguso, Billy Walters, George Davies, Jim Harrison, Fred Rosell, Dalfas Long. Offi- cers: President-Alan Sandellf Vice-President - Jim Johnson: Secretary - Brent Cardwell: Treasurer+CarI Tower, Sergeant- at-Arms-Steve Vaughn. OLYMPIC LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Jim Dalgleish, Tom Harris, Steve Diumenti, Ron Clegg, Ba:-ry Ed- berg, George Anderson, Pei-e Brown, Dan Mcllroy, SECOND ROW: Louis Watkins, Don Poor, Richard Beck, Tom Edwards, Paul Bolster, Rodney Kemp, Don King, Dave White, THIRD ROW: Pete Hjort, Rodney Bruce, Tim Spen- cer, Gilbert From, Dick Roels, Bob Bulla, Taylor Jenson, Robert Machulies, Mr. Henry Hall, OF- FICERS: President, Taylor Jen- son, Vice-President -- Tom Ed- wards, Secretary-Robert Mach- uliesy Treasurer-Pete Hiortg Ser- geant at Arms-Pete Anselmo: Chaplain-Rodney Kemp. EXCALIBER LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: Tom Burdett, Martin Crawford, Walter James, Bob Buchholz, SECOND ROW--Bob McFate. Jim Ray, Bill Swanson, Bob Munsil, Pete Beck, Jim Rogers, THIRD ROW-Martin Shanks, Eldon Rafter, Dave Hoagland, Jim Hartley, Jim Ratliff, Mike McNamee, Bill Chase, Mr. Bert Belluzzi. OFFICERS-President -Bill Swanson, Vice President -Jim Hartley, Secretary-Mike McNamee, Treasurer - Dave Hoagland, Chaplain - Martin Crawford, Sergeant-at-Arms - Jim Ray CRUSADER LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: David Carey, Ford Knowles, Richard Singer, Crandell Emb- ry, Gordon Moore, Don Tolliver, Ronny Altman, Richard Parker, SECOND ROW-Dick Whitney, Rodger Crobarger, Clark Bright, Dick Aksamit, Xavier Keele, Hod Pomeroy, Dean Minard, Frank Jordan, Jon Flach. THIRD ROW --Mr. Cecil' Coleman, Marvin Davis, Wendell Clutz, Van Fritz, Tom Bjorklund, Ed King, Fran- cisco De Andrade. OFFICERS- President-Dick Whitney, Vice President - Crandell Embry, Secretary - Tom Bjorklund, Treasurer-Jon Flach, Chaplain -Dean Minard, Sergeant-at- Arms-Van Fritz. U61 -'i EXCELSUS LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Bob Rowland Bob Nelson Roy Patterson Bill Feyer Curtis Beckman, Jimmy Dale. SECOND ROW: Bob Shelton, Don Wad- dell, Jon Walker,George Chalke, Win Brayer, Phil Edlund, Steve Berkowitz. THIRD ROW: Jim Dunn, Steve Ervay, Bill Norman, Don O'Connor, Floyd Martin, John Kittlewell, Mr. Carl Wag- ner. OFFICERS: Bill Norman, President5Buddy Sunshine, Vice- Presidenty John Kettlewell, Sec- retary, Win Brayer, Treasurer: Bill' Feyer, Sergeant - at - Arms: Curtis Beckman, Historian, Craig Scofield, Chaplain. l62J cnre ' ...hand fi , , 4 X 'S MUSTANG LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Pat Murray, Ronnie Clutz, Charles Thomas, Phil Cords, Terry Sidwell, Fred Estey. SEC- OND ROW: Bob Hasseries, Rog- er Tippy, Clay Carpenter, Clark Barrett, Rolt Sapp, John Arn- hold, Dale Briant, THIRD ROW: Mr. Hugh Hackett, Jett Thiss, Richard Smith, Sturges Bentley, Fred Dworkis, Don Lemons, George Taylor, Steve Robbins, Jerry Beckvall. OFFICERS: Presi- dent, Clark Barrett, Vice Presi- dent, Terry Sidwellg Secretary, Jerry Beckvallg Treasurer, Clay Carpenter: Sergeant at Arms, John Arnhlodp Chaplain, Fred Estey. S, I M. HI-Y COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW, Dick Hall, Dick Whit- ney, Tom Burdett, Brent Cardwell, Jim Johnson, Alan Sandell, George Chalke, Bill Norman, SECOND ROW: Robert Machulies, Bill Swan- son, Fred Hanley, Lee Bur- ton, Pete Hohs, Steve Rob- bins, Jim Paulson, Dean Min- ard, Merrill Robbins, Mr. Stanley Cardon, Felix Za- mara, TRI FIDELIS LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Hollie Christy, Marilyn Arnold Chaplin, Julie Broberg, Laurie Hubbard, Raima Roper, Cathy Fischer, Jan White. SECOND ROW: Nancy Weigle, Carolyn Cleveland, Betty Payne, Judy Jennings, Emily Cunningham, Nikki Spelliopoulos, Evelyn Ba- roody, Judy Gawler, Louanne Ar- note, Ellen Dorn. THIRD ROW: Georgie Shearer, Karen Womack. Gail Gentry, Liz Thomas, Connie Szink, Pat Pedersen, Jane King, Beverly Gibbs, Dee Chavez, Mav- garet Seitz, Karen Walker, Shiela Black. OFFICERS: President, Nan- cy Weigle: Vice-President, Judy Jennings: Secretary, Jan White: Treasurer, Karen Womack: Ser- geant-at-Arms, Georgie Shearer,. TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Sally Mitchell, Jan White, Toni Johnson, Nancy Weigle, Rosa Lee Black, Sharon Van't Kerkhoft. SECOND ROW: Miss Vera Mc- Cormick, Karen Webb, Sylvia Turkovic, Anita Orick, Pamela Gannarelli, Carole Thomas, Ann Mitchell, Pat Roberts, Helen Haldiman, Toni Cooley, Brenda Hyde, Mary Sheader. if I TRI-HI-Y's TRI SUMMA LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Roberta Martensen, Ruth Pen- dergratt, Loretta Caldwell, Wan- da McCormick, Phyllis Walters Sharon Van't Kerkhoft. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Casey, Susan Loeffler, Sandra McCormick, Shirley Brannon, Judy Bur- goon, Janet Schindler, Sandra McCormick and Sharon Abram. THIRD ROW: Miss Elsie Deaver, Janet Fairweather, Ann Ritche- son, Diana Goggin, Bonnie Nel- son, Elena Russell, Pat Roberts, Joy Bazzill, Janice Copeland and Miss Chloe Fields. OFFI- CERS: President, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff: Vice President, Janet Fairweather: ..Secretary, ..Diana Goggin: Treasurer, Phyllis Wal- ters: and Chaplin, Linda Munro. I I U63 2 QUIBONA LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW Jo Ann Robert Lynn Magee Ginny McFarlane Judy Gnatt Karen Webb Joan Willis Mary Ann Wilson SECOND ROW Mrs Milne Jane Boarman Karen Brown Gracie Fahlen Georgeann Lucas Helen Harrison Sue Mc- Daniel, Dorothy Fischer. THIRD ROW-Ida Hocken, Gail Marsh, Carole Thomas, Sharon Baldwin, Sally., MiI'cheIl,.. Miss Breneman. President-Sally Marjorie Liem Jacque Semon, Leilani,, Kellin, OFFICERS - Mitchell, Vice TRI DETTS Brenda Hyde, Chaplain, Toni Cooley, Secretary, Miss Virginia Gleason, Sponsor, Von Jackson, President, Nancy Meadows, Vice- President, Bonnie Miller, Ser- geant - at - arms, Garda Schoger. SECOND ROW-Beatrice Seaver, Barbara Miller, Pat Fosston, Jan- ice Phillips, Sharmayne Phillips, Patty Slinker, Ann Pourchot, Son- dra Frederickson, Shirley Rey- nolds. THIRD ROW-Charlotte Burrow, Kay Kleving, Carol Sease, JOYCE Page, Brenda Brenner, Shar- on MacDonald, Lorna Powell, Donna Wade, Marnie Hall. OFFI- CERS-President-Nancy Mead- ows, Secretary--Toni Cooley, Treasurer-Patti Slinker, Chap- lain-Brenda Hyde, Sergeant-ab Arms-Bonnie Miller. President-Carole Thomas, Sec- retary-Sharon Baldwin, Treas- urer-Ida Hocken, Sergeant-at- Arms-Jacque Semon, Chaplain -Helen Harrison. TRI LYTZ LEFT TO RIGHT Sylvia Turkovic, Carmie Carlisle, Myrna Clegg, Beverly Hamay, SECOND ROW -FIRST ROW- Harlene Miller Deana Conner Petey Olmsted Sandy Barnhill - Judy Ranalli H645 Patsy Beck, Marlene McLean, Nancy Edge, Liz Raspolic, Mari- lyn Green, Anita Ruthling, Sally Wilson, Enika Grooters. THIRD ROW-Miss Mary Ann Enloe, Susan Tuthill, Carole Lee Cupp, Carole Mahan, Adele Bradford, Jeanne Abromovitz, Marilyn Har- ris, Joan Martin, Tony Johnson, Carolyn Martinie, Lynn Barstow, Serina Brizee, Miss Coburn. OF- FICERS: President- Toni John- son, Vice - President - Carolyn Martinie, Secretary - Joan Mar- tin, Treasurer 1 Marilyn Harris, Chaplain - Marilyn Green, Ser- geant-at-Arms-Lynn Barstow. AMICAE LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Nancy Rogers, Marilyn Sanders. Barbara Drinkwater, Sandra Bates, Karen Barclay, Barbara Casho, Joy Jones. SECOND ROW: Margaret Burton, Nancy Burton, Lynda Diedrich, Mary Shrader, Anne Rotthaus, Wanda Gault, Kay Reece and Sandra Steele. THIRD ROW: Jane Phil- lips, Rita Chalwin, Loree Baker, Marlene Willis, Sandra Hoetf, Sandra Martensen, Madge Munro, Rosalee Black, Miss Edith Carper. OFFICERS, President - Rosie Black: Vice President - Nancy Burton: Secretary-Nancy Rog- ers, Treasurer-Marilyn Sanders: Sergeant at Arms - Barbara Drinkwatery and Chaplain - Sandra Steele. -....., .-.wi-...N I' t ,fic TRI OMEGA LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW- Susan Corl, Sharon Proctor, Pam Gannarelli, Janet Cantwell, Yo- landa Valenzuela, Charlene Sul- lens, Nancy Plotner. SECOND ROW-Pearl Hamburger, Connie Bruce, Blaine Baer, Jackie Dilley, Nancy Blair, Carol Sue Kellum, Lila Bryant, Carol Mitchell. THIRD ROW-Miss Vera Mc- Cormick, Diane Evans, Judy Alli- son, Alma Brown, Val Almusin, Anita Orick, Karen Clark, Glenda Pyle. OFFICERS - President - Pamela Gannarelli, Vice President - Nancy Plotneri Secretary - Janet Cantwell: Treasurer -- Sharon Proctorp Sergeant-at-Arms -Yolanda Valenzuela: Chaplain -Charlene Sullensf Historian - Susan Corl. QC BON CIVIS LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW- Nancy Ratts, Sally Waddoups. SECOND ROW-Suzanne Luhrs, Kay Hibbert, Patricia Pomeroy, Sharon Kays, Marcia Samuelson, Carolyn Lathrop. THIRD ROW- Judy Lee, Helen Haldiman, Sheila Weise, Ann Jorgensen, Mary Helen Stevens, Barbara Hogg, Georgia Swindler. FOURTH ROW -Linda Melczer, Janet Knowles, Judith Allison, Pauline Johnson, Ann Mitchell, Jean Rae Shute, Mary Kay Schoffman. OFFICERS: President-Ann Mitchell: Vice- President-Patty Pomeroy, Sec- retary-Linda Melczer, Treasurer -Helen Haldiman, Sergeant-at- Arms-Judy Barrel: Chaplain - Kay Hibbert. U65 5. ': QQ.. v 'ig Y A if 5 f , f A if 5 , 1 ,, . PHI-TYO PHI TYO Y-TEENS - JR. AND SR.-LEFT T0 RIGHT - FIRST ROW - Rosemary Hines, Tanya Hartley, Doris Drage, Bernice Berenschot, Sandy White. SECOND ROW -Gayle Quick, Pat Ashby, Leslee Young, Carol Speed- ling, Irene Trentini. THIRD ROW-Sharon Young, Eve- lyn Leavitt, Susan Hogan, Ann Schultz, Madeline Ong, Joan Pingatore, Jan Currie, Carole Crutchfield. OFFI- CERS - President - Leslee Young, Vice-President-Pat Ashby, Secretary 1 Irene Trentini, Treasurer 1 Carol Speedling, Sergeant-at-Arms -Gayle Quick. PHI-TYO PHI TYO Y-TEENS-FROSH AND SOPHOMORES-LEFT T0 RIGHT-FIRST ROW- P e n n y Prather, Freddie Struckmeyer, Jody Williams, Mary Bixby. SECOND ROW -Sandy Jorgenson, Olmae Hines, Bette Christensen, Mary Louise Young, Marty Ness. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA-Left to Right, First Row: Maureen Mulkey, Toni Coco, Janice Emery, Joan Schad, Harriet Frires, Bernice Berenschot. Second Row: Mr. Edward Palmor, Cheryl Gillingham, Gail Vanatter, Mary Purlee, Ernest L. Stastney, Bob McFate, Mr. Harley King. H667 COIN CLUB FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Shafer, Dave Adams, Karl' Stein- man, Bob Hoag, Larry Day. SECOND ROW: Tom Harris, Mr. A. A. Dutton, Dwyatt Petty, Don Steinman. ART CLUB ART CLUB, FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Lyon, Jim Ratlitf, Beverly Brown, SECOND ROW: Tena Mc- Dowell, Marie Drey, Marie Harrell, Carol Mihelich, Jean Baer, Anita Mihelich, Miss Lindner, Mr. A. A. Dutton, Darlene Goto, THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Ashley, Mary Koenig, Jo- anne Brenneisen, Karl Stein- man. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Virginia Olmsted, Lynn Barstow, Charlene No- ble, Dorothy Fisher, Jacque Semon, Elizabeth Raspolic, SECOND ROW-Steve Bab- cock, Cameron Mosher, Jerry Dunn, Dick Whitney, Bernd Schwarz, Bill Swanson, J. B. Runyon. C1671 LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Glorianne Engel, Beverly Brown and Marilyn Citron. SECOND ROW: George Henderson, Judy Jekel, Pat Lyon, Pete Brown and Dick Hall. Quill and Scroll NORTH'S ACTIVE CLUBS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Left to Right- First Row - Mrs, Florence Fickeisen, Nancy Payne, Carol Bandelier, Sherry Bar- nett, Jackie Blagrave, Pat Wooden, Mickey Roche, Shir- ley Doss. Second Row-Carol Murray, Lcuise Anderson, Rochelle Martin, Gloria Nor- ris, Alma Currie, Bonnie D oss, Catherine DeRosa. Third Row-Maurine Moore, Joyce Brown, Wanda Castle- berry, Jeanie Crane, Janice Brake, Geri Vasquez, Kay Newman. STADIUM CLUB..- LEFT T0 RIGHT- Mr. H. Hackett, Jo Ann Johnson, Judy Dow, Kay Johnson, Sue Johnson, Cyn- - thia Trowbridge, Quentin Noonan. H685 BCWS, ARRCWS, LINGUISTS M ,M M LEGIO HONORIS-LEFT T0 RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Larry Stanley, Sandy Mervis, Nancy Mervis, Nancy Burton, Bob Bulla, Jerry Lundeen, Sheila Wiese, Carmen Ruthling, Roxie Chamberlain, Mary Musselman ,Gary Foster. SECOND ROW-Mike Flam, Prudence Baca, Peggy Foster, Margaret Pace, Jimmy Lines, Carol Sue Kellum, Mary Thomas, Sandra Harsha, THIRD ROW-Linda Brenneisen, Pat Patterson, Linda Purlia, Donna Eittreim, Judy Allison, Judy Peterson, Barbara Thorsen, Kay Reece, Sandra Harris. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB-First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Fox, Yvonne Leonard, Sue Men- delsohn, Patsy Pomeroy, Louise Mincks, Bettina Kennard. Second Row: Judy Farrell, Judy Dow, Jackie Rasmussen, Roy Neal. Janet Schneider, Diana Goggin, Patrick O'Neill. Y -- - . amish-f ff v ARCHERY CLUB ARCHERY CLUB-Left to Right, First Row: Patricia Ann Wood, Linda Ware, Nancy Marie Ingram, Ellen Kathern Leis, Betty Younger, Jeff Mulkey, Julia Douglas. Second Row: David Paul Danson, Jimmy Lines, Gracie Fahlen, Miss Regna Brene- man, Gary Turner, David Louis Craig. U69J SERVICE AND ATHLETIC CLUBS KEY CLUB-LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sutter Gardanier, Ronald Paquin, Fred Ashley, Ronald Simon and John Hart. SECOND ROW: Phil Shafer, Charles Parker, Robert Hoag, Paul Gaillard and Bob Hasseries. THIRD ROW: Mr. J. H. Thomas, Steve Graham, Bob Bulla and Jack Follett. FOURTH ROW: Jim Harrison, Jon Flach, Gary Tooker and Karl Steinman. FIFTH ROW: Mr. C. L. Harkins, Rodney Kemp, Pete Brown, Gordon Mohr. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Cockran, Mr. W. Garland, John Sumners and Merrill Robbins. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Fred Cutler, Dr. Price and Mr. I. B. Watts. LETTERMANS CLUB: LEFT T0 RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mr. Paul McCloy, Vik Jackson, Dave Dunbar, Jon Marx, Fred Lyddon, Jim Conley and Dean Anthony. SECOND ROW: Barry Edberg, George Anderson, Tom Edwards, Jim Brewer, Ed King, Rennie Crittenden and Hod Pomeroy. THIRD ROW: Fred Corbus, Roger Baker, Van Fritz, Jim Waldron, Pat Blake, Ken Burke and Jim Spencer. H701 M TENNIS CLUB-LEFT T0 RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Peter Kurce, Linda Bishop, Gene Simmons, Susan Tuthill, Pat Blake, Judy Price, Cavett, Robert, Barry Edburg, Mrs. Nancy Dow. SECOND ROW-Mr. George Motter, Jean Thompson, Toby Shoop, Harvey Grady, Jack Marion, Bev Comparet, Pat Gibbons, Joel Grant, iSlvia Lee, Miss Catherine Wilkinson. AGGIE CLUB-Left to right, First Row: John Mathis, Merritt Chase, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Left to right, First Row: Leora Miller, Linda Dow. Second Row: Nancy Reed, Kathy Barbara Hissett, Steve Mitchell, Jim Miller, Mike Sherwood, Everett Katich. Second Row: Mr. l. F. Nichols, Cody Clark, Roger Clarke, Malone, Alice Plotner, Susan Griffiths, Joanne Brenneisen. Third Row: Mr. Richard Bridgewater. Donny Hule, Charles Eber, John Arnhold, Larry Brennan. . Q i .. ,M Q e 'wg 'sa ' WHITE CAPS-Left to Right, First Row: Carol Bandelier, Louise Anderson, Barbara Koster, Jeanne Davenport, Peggy Duff--President, Beverly Shelding-Vice President, Miss Lydia Potthoff-R. N. Sponsor, Mary Musselman-Historian, Phyllis Medley, Judy Bridger, Anita Orick. Second Row: Carol Hardies, Ellen Wolf, Gail Gentry, Lynne Flory, Michaelene Rocke, Pat Wooden, Joan Pettengill, Lucy Staples, Claudia Armstrong, Wanda Wright, Dawn Munsil, Sharon Rae, Rhea Stone, Roselle Rightmire, Prudence Baca, Judy Allison. H713 FIGHT! MUSTANGS FIGHT! JUNIORS - SENIGRS This year the North High Pep Club under Just one ofthe many advantages in belong- the direction of Jim Waldron, president, ing to the Pep Club was a reserved seat was Merrill Robbins, vice president and Dorothy made available for all members at the football Fischer, secretary, have done much to bolster games. the spirit of fellow Mustangs. Sponsoring the Thanksgiving Day Pep Rally FRESHMEN - SOPHOMGRES YEA NORTH HIGH! CNE, TWO, THREE, KICK the Pep Club issued blue and red pom pons and crepe paper to students for decorating of cars for our big game with Phoenix Union High School. Further plans were made this year to give either a plaque or medal to the outstanding girl athletes in tennis and the Girls' Athletic Associaticn also were given plaques. North's spirit was high this year at all games of all sports. This was made possible through our Pep Club. Mr. Thomas Inman is Pep Club adviser. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-LEFT T0 RIGHT--Jim Waldron, President, Mr. Thomas Inman, Sponsor, Dorothy Fischer, Secretary, Merrill Robbins Vice-President. U73 JUNIOR-SENIOR BRAINS SENIOR PARNASSUS-LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Pat Morris, Kathy Malone, Virginia McFarlane, Marjorie Liem, Gail Marsh, Virginia Olmsted, Lynn Barstow, Marilyn Citron, Harriet Frires, Jacque Semon. Second Row: Geraldine Vasquez, Cheryl Gillingham, Helene Hurley, Diana Goggin, Jean Wright, Alma Brown, Doris Pippin, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff, Charlene Noble, Susan Tuthill, Leora Miller. Third Row: Hod Pomeroy, Jerry Dunn, Cameron Mosher, Pat Tracy, J. B. Runyon, Anita Ruthling, Bill Swanson, Karl Steinman, David lser, Tom Bjorklund. E S 0 aft. 'R '? . 5 Q 'M UT. , Q I ' l Al JUNIOR PARNASSUS-LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW-Nancy Plotner, Jeanne Abromovitz, Cathy Berkenkamp, Evelyn Baroody, Pearl Hamburger, Mary Stewart Robbins, Opal Linderman, Glorianne Engel. SECOND ROW-Bob Hoag, Louise Lyman, Jim Norris, Taylor Jenson, Bud Bierman, Ann Horwitz, Sharon Proctor, Ronald Paquin. THIRD ROW-Bill Chase, Bob Bulla, Ernest Stastney, Malcolm Kinter, Gary Tooker, John Sumners, Sutter Gardanier, Steve Graham. H745 FRESHMEN, SCJPHOMGRE SCHOLARS SOPHOMORE PARNASSUS--Left to Right, First Row: Sandra Lee Harsha, Pat Maddox, Penny Prather, Jean Thompson, Linda Twenstrip, Darlene M. Goto, Linda Gold, Patty Pomeroy, Brenda W. McDonald, Carmen Ruthling. Second Row: Marilyn Kirly, Sandra Harris, Barbara Thorsen, Sonia Christenson, Linda Twenstrup. FRESHMAN PARNASSUS--FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Palmer, Sharon Larson, Diane Fitzgerald, Brenda Alpert, Nancy Payne, Kenny Goto, Fred Lan, Jon Barrows, Terry Kipp. SECOND ROW: Bill Goletz, Eric Abrahamsen, Mat Sakata, Bob Noffz, Bill Feyer, Eric Nevelyn, Steve Hannum. THIRD ROW: Gary Hamman, Bob Trager, Gary Peter Klahr, Helen Henry, Roy Neal, Gary Green, Linda Purdue, Roberta Frazin. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Nelson, Deanna Dean, Lucy Staples, Donna Carlson, Jeanne Crane, Rochelle Martin, Lynne Zylstra, Sandra Mikal, Linda Graggs, and Sandra Muir. C1752 ATTENTION! HALT! RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW: LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ed Robinette, Fred Corbus, Barry Hutton, Duane Stockdale, John Anderson, Edward Scott. SECOND ROW: Ken Burk, Jack Thomas, Arthur Nolte, Arden Kessel, Mike Douglas, Gary Mayfield, Roger Baker, Dave Matthews. ri i F t S. 4 1,,-tif ,.-- . l g, V egg? Q? . f q, I r. 852 QQ e ,X V M SLE? -1, M' . T, - ,X xg W l Av ' l a Q ., Elk V' Q C NX X Lev M A 5. wt . K,- Q FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Cadet Lt. Bob Hoag, Cadet Lt. Larry Stanley, Cadet Lt. Robert Bulla. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Cadet Lt. Col. Paul V. Gaillard, Cadet Major J. B. Runyon, Cadet Capt. Karl Steinman, Cadet Lt. Emil Abraham, Cadet Lt. Lee Caldwell. H765 The cadet officers this year were: Lt. Col. Paul Gaillard, Majors: J. B. Runyon and David Furnishg Captains: Warren Rustad, Karl Steinman, Robert Sherwood, and Tom Brown, Lieuten- ants: Robert Bulla, Emil Abraham, Stan- ton Von Grabill. Douglas Caldwell, Walter James, Robert Hoag, Paul Bolster, and Jack Follett. The Reserve Officers' Training Corps battalion has been more active this year than it has been in many years. Four major events governed ROTC activities during the year. The first one was the Veterans' Day parade in downtown Phoenix, second was the Military Ball on Feb. 25, next was Federal Inspec- tion on April l9, last and one of the most important was the Military Night on May 4. Student body assemblies were held on the occasions of Veterans' Day and Federal Inspection. kk ' 'r x I. f Lj-if fm! V ok, f ff J Q4 , . n Qzyj 24 ' H 4 xl twig , V 6 ,M- X54 -f1ffij6G7O'Uje11c 5 ZQXJ WW, QW? Liu ,' '- fCffv2zQ I C7-iff Q? Z-Clfzaal Vi S Yfl-,ff K LMEJKZ, ?+-Mgfv W? wif FOOTBALL RSITY FOOTBALL-BOTTOM ROW: Lloyd Aycock, Jack Beyer, Frank Evans, Dean Anthony, Tom Schultz, John Mackler, Pete Hjort, Dave Dunbar ly Lyddon, Ronnie Stephens. SECOND ROW: Alan Sandell, Butch Salmon, Bob Kerr, Pete Ansolmo, Dave Walters, Marv Davis, Jim Tharp, Rennie endtn, Ron Dugan, Steve Vaughn, Vic Jackson, Doug Denton. THIRD ROW: Bob Gray, Ron James, Arleigh Biehler, Boyey Ramson, Dan Mcllvoy Ls Long, Jerry Lundeen, Dick Roles, Jon Marx. Head Coach Line Coach Vernon Wolfe Ron A AGE Bill Cecil Coleman Sheridan M N R5 Watkin UBIJ NORTH-14 MESA -14 Even though this was a tie game, it was a moral victory for us because we were the underdogs. Our first score was set up when Alan Sandell recovered a Mesa fumble. Then the Mustangs marched 45 yards and Lloyd Aycock scored from the two, North kicked off and Mesa's Livingston ran for an 82 yard touchdown. After that it was a hard fought battle but neither team was able to score. Frank Evans, Fred Lyddon, Alan Sandell, Bob Gray and Jon Marx were standouts in this game. Butch Salmon i191 is tackled from behind by a Tucson player. Frank Evans i471 looks on. NORTH - AMPHI - 21 lt was a sad day at Tucson on Oct. 9 when the Amphitheater Panthers shut out the Mus- tangs for the first time in 23 games. The in- yuries of halfback Lloyd Aycock and fullback Jon Marx hurt the Mustangs' offense. Amphi scored their three touchdowns on North furnbles and a pass interference penalty. 1821 Pete Hjort i461 moves in on Mesa's Livingston l211. NORTH - 14 TUCSON - L Lloyd Aycock paced the Mustangs to their victory over the Badgers. He had an average of 15.5 yards per carry. He also scored a touch- down on a pass play from Lyddon. Jon Marx scored the other on a 1 yard plunge. Dave Dun- bar and Alan Sandell were also outstanding. An Amphi ballcarrier is hit by an unidentified North Alan Sandell i441 and Tom Schultz 1201 look on. Schultz i20l closes in on Glendale ballcarrier. NORTH- 7 WEST -21 oo many fumbles gave West High their to get going. The only long run yard sneak. victory over North. North just couldn't for the was by Tom Shultz when he inter- a pas and went 50 yards. But we were unable to score atter this break. The only was by sophomore Rennie Crittenden on 4,5 Ati' Q' an rf X j:,,.., ,- Aycock is off on a 55 yard run again Gray i49l and Marv Davis 1421 look on. sf Yuma. N 0 RT H - GLENDALE - Due to Glendale fumbles, the Mustangs escaped an upset by the Cardinals. The Cardi- nals outplayed the Mustangs all through the game. One time the Mustangs made a bril- liant goal line stand which stopped Glendale's chance of upsetting us. The absence of Lloyd Aycock, due to an ankle injury, hurt the Mus- tangs. Quarterback Fred Lyddon got the game's only touchdown against the Cardinals when he sneaked over from the 2 yard line in the sec- ond quarter. Marv Davis and Alan Sandell were outstanding on defense. Lloyd Aycock t32l jumps in the air to break up a West High pass play, and John Mackler comes in to assist. NCJRTH - 14 YUMA - 21 For a while it looked as it the Mustangs would come from behind and beat Yuma. But early in the fourth quarter Yuma made a touchdown that cinched the game. Scoring for North were Dave Dunbar with a lO yard sprint and Lloyd Aycock with a 45 yard run. H833 An unidentified North player tackles McCormick l3'll of Camelback. ln background are Pete Hjort t46l and Marv Davis t42l. NORTH - 14 SOUTH - 14 The passing of Rennie Crittenden and run- ning of Lloyd Aycock started us off strongly against South Mountain. But in the second half the Rebels went wild and tied the score. They almost upset us, but a fumble stopped that. Lloyd Aycock scored both our touchdowns. First Aycock plunged l yard for the TD. Then Rennie Crittenden passed to Aycock and he went 30 yards for the second touchdown. N O R T H - CAMELBACK - North was able to complete only one pass in their first game with Camelback. But that one pass, from Rennie Crittenden to Arleigh Biehler gave us our only and winning touch- down. lt was a defensive game all the way, The running of Lloyd Aycock, Dave Dunbar and Ronnie Stephens kept North rolling. Alan Sandell was North's outstanding player on defense. Frank Evans i47l dives at the South Mountain ballcarrier, as two Rebels try to block Boley Ramson t28l Dave Dunbar l35l tries to shake off two St. Mary's tacklers. H842 N O RT H - 16 ST.MARY'S- North's exceptionally strong line battered the Knight's defense in our victory over them. Our scoring was done by Lloyd Aycock with two runs, one for l yard and the other for 5 yards. ln the third quarter when we had St. Mary's back to the goal line, Bob Gray crashed through to tackle Tiffany in the end zone to add 2 more points for North. The second half was mostly a defensive game. North 7 PU fr 7,1 Y 2 1 5 Dungan - 55? :-, 0 O-CAPTAI NS if F if ' P ,,,.. wma Marx Dunbar Mackler Shulz ALAN Bos iff DELL GRAY :: E Anthony Evans Davis Jackson TD: Unfortunately it was a touchdown for PU. The PU end has just caught a pass and went over for the touchdown. Arleigh Beighler l'l7l looks on. UPPER RIGHT: Coach Coleman works out some strategy after the Phoenix Union score. LOWER RIGHT: Lloyd Aycock is being stopped by PU tacklers, but he has moved far enough to score for North and tie up the game. An unidentified North player leads inter- ference. H851 if ,Rm 15 Cur Defense Hold A PU ballcarrier is hit by an unidentified North player. Pele Hjort l46l, Dallas Long l48l, and Boley Ramson are coming in to help. John Mackler looks on. 11861 JV 81 FRCSH FRONT ROW: Steve Anderson, Paul Sapp, Harry Hodil, Jim Leachy, Gary Gentry, Bruce Andrews, Danny Hale, Phil Church, Dan SECOND ROW: Carl Hansen, Wiley Atchley, Bruce Bell, Bob Oppelt, Ron Evans, Tom Adams, Bob Clauss, Bob Murphy, Bill Ward. THIRD ROW: Bengtson, Ed Yue, Harold Wright, Larry Blakely, Jim Salley, Bob Tobinson, Mark Button, Don Branson. FOURTH ROW: Coach Williamson, Coach Il, Dennis Westover, Ron Damislson, Richard Shaw, Jim Kepner, Steve Robbins Mgr. SH FOOTBALL-LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Larry De Spain, Gene Arnold, Robin Dick, Buzzy Shapiro, Lloyd Melion, Adolpho Quezada, Joe es, Richard Tucker, Raymond Escalante, Winston French, Manager. SECOND ROW: Terry Archibald, Tom Kinman, Allen Church, Glenn Elliott, ry Miner, Donald Schmelling, Jack Wilson, Dennis Stringer. THIRD ROW: George Tyson, Robert Stafford, William Rudd, Dennis.Kelth, Robert Rem- t, William Hefflin, Gary Shipley, Edward Holder, Ronald Saufley, Art Colangelo. FOURTH ROW: Guy Gilman, Donald Bowling, Wilson Miller, ard Rathje, George Mies, Kenneth Citron, Sheldon Silberman, Frank Diumenti. FIFTH ROW: Coach Paul McCloy, Phillip Atkerson, Paul Chase, Coach las Long. il 871 BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: Vik Jackson, Wilber Ledman, Fred Kober, Jim Conley, Bill Younger, Fred Lyddon. SECOND ROW: Jack Be Bob Gray, Van Fritz, Tom Schultz, Wendell Clutz, Arliegh Biehler. Coach Richard Jiggs Hardt ll88D CONFERENCE GAMES Yuma-. ....,.......... vs. North West ........ ,..... . vs. North Tucson .,.,..., ....,. v s. North ....... P U ........ .,.... v s. North ..,... Mesa... ..... ...... v s. North .... Amphi... ...... vs. North PU ....... ...... v s. North ...... West ........ ...... v s. North ..,.... Yuma ....... ...... v s. North ...... Mesa ........ ...... v s. North ....... Tucson ..,...,. ...... v s. North .. Glendale ............... vs. North ....... Amphi... ...... vs. North Glendale ..,.,.,........ vs. North ....... Won Won Won . Lost Won Won .Lost Won . Lost Won . Lost Won Won Won ln Fritz l50l shoots a long jump shot against Yuma. Tom Shultz t40l nks on. Jim Conley l'l'Il gets the rebound while Fred Kobor l20l looks on. NORTH CAGERS IN ACTICJN Van Fritz l50l starts in for a lay up against PU. v Jim Conley l1'll shoots his famous jump shot against Amphi. Bob Gray t60l looks on. U89J Jim Conley llll drives in for a layup for more points against Mesa. Fred Kober l2Ql shoots over the Mesa defense for Van Fritz l50l jumps up for a left handed push shot. Wendell Clutz l99l looks on. H903 other basket. Jim Conley lllll looks on. FG Conley .,.. ....... l 53 Fritz ..... .... 7 6 Kober ...... .... 6 6 Clutz ...... .... 4 'I Gray ..... .... 3 2 Schultz ..,,... .... 3 2 Younger ..... .... 'I 2 TP 378 203 186 131 99 87 25 QQSIE?-Q, K 155525 ,QM wfgm 3 an X NORTH 195 6 PHCE N IX C LASS H IG H AA SC HO0L I . Their Las? Season for Nor1'h C X '-:: 2435 -,.:' 11. ., 'C C of 3:1 .g A Ng A 'S N N o C C N H H o o C H N l Jr. ., . . , rfEkf: :5g' ' i ' ..x'i lEEE f1 f V ' : QS flilx , f Tom Jim Vik Fred Bob Wendell Van Schultz Conley Jackson Kober Gray Clutz Fritz H923 JV BASKETBALL BASKETBALL, Front Row: Morris Russell, Ronnie Evans, Rennie Crittenden, Bill Walters, Bob Kerr, Danny Hale Mgr. Second Row: Andy Leach Robinson, Steve Vaughn, Doug Denton, Lloyd Aycock, Dick Robinson. A GREAT SEASCN 19 Viclories 1 Loss 11931 TRACK , r l.. VARSITY TRACK--FRONT ROW: Doug Denton, Dallas Long, Pete Anselmo, Jim Paulson, Lynn Bell, Vergil Clay, Tom Shcultz Wayne Peters Edwards, Joe Ehlers. SECOND ROW: Duane Porter, All Weiler, Don Ratkowski, Jim Waldron, Jim Harrison, Larry Blakely Ron Stevens Lynn F drickson, Allan Young Mgr. H945 Head Track Coach Vernon Wolfe Jim Brewer Holds National High School Mark at 14' 3Vs 2. Jim makes his approach to the pole vault pit. Jim talking to Coach Vernon Wolfe. E. Jim pulls up igher and then he makes his swing. 3. Jim starts his pull upward. 5. Then Jim is up and over for a new national high school rec-- ord. H951 OTHER TRACK STARS selmo - DISCUS -SHOT PUT Jim Waldron- CROSS COUNTRY .59 P309 '54 Al? 4? 'A sis 5'-Q' 4:5 CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Bill Krause, Jim Harrison, Tom Edwards, Don Ratkowski. SECOND ROW: Al Weiler, Ron Clegg, Joe Ehlers, Coach Wesi-. North - 27 North - 25 North - 63 North - 33 North - 30 North - 28 North -- 26 RESULTS '55-'56 West - 28 P. U. - 34 Tucson - 15 Catalina - 64 Yuma - 34 Glendale - 67 West - 27 Yuma - 28 P. U. - 29 U97 .IV 81 FROS TRACK 5,1 fl J.V. TRACK-FRONT ROW: Gary Arlington, Jim Ludke, Fred Benbston, Morris Russell, Bob Rogers, Mark Button, Jerry Dunn, Tom Hummell, Andrews, Felix Zamora. SECOND ROW: Bob Murphy, Gary Gentry, Dick Roels, Ron James, Jack Beyer, Bob Robinson, Ron Evans, David Smith Kurtzman, Bob Clauss, Bill Walters, Boug Whitneybell, Dan Hale, David Walters. 9 5 3? X 1 . I. ' f I 4. . , f N . , . so FROSH TRACK-FRONT ROW: Tom Gawell, Dale Owens, Glen Davis, Art Coangelo, Jene Arnold. SECOND ROW: Bob Kahil, Ken Citron, Bob Sheldon Selebeman, Tobin Dick, Denis Stringer, Don Schemeling, Ray Escalante, Phil Apperson, Dick Thom, Coach West. H985 ,, ,y ,,,,y,,,y it ,E iixfmemxzaww- M EE Y BASEBALL BASEBALL: FRONT ROW, Jim Blair, Ed King, Ronnie Altman, Harold Wright, Fred Lyddon, Jim Edwards, Steve Ogborn, Jim Conley. SECOND Rennie Crittendon, Lloyd Aycock, Areigh Biehler, Wendell Clutz, Jim Johnson, Carl Tower, Jon Marx, Jon Flach, Fred Kober. L Coach Paul McCloy CONFERENCE GAMES , i Phoenix Union .... . A Tucson ............... X' West ...... ...... , Mesa ......... ...... Glendale ...... ...... Yuma ................... Phoenix Union ..... Amphi .................. J West ...... ...... Mesa ...... ...... Amphi ...... ...... Glendale .,.... .....A vs vs vs vs vs Yuma ........ ...... v s vs vs vs vs vs vs vs Tucson ...... ...... v s North North North North North North North North North North North North North North Won .Lost .Lost Won .Lost .Lost Won .Lost Won Won Won Won Won .Lost H99 7 BASEBALLERS IN ACTICN Jon Flach beats out a bunt single in the South Mountain game. 9 wwf 5 3 -as an An umdentl North player s In safe t plate in the game 2? .,,.. V ., .M M L .,,',M W..,..Y , ' .M,,,,Lg', T I ff' .lr ,.,ai-L... ABOVE A West High p rounds third base as Arl Blehler North s third man looks to the outflel Marv Davis is thrown out at first base by a wide margin in the West High game. moon I , . ' a . V4 . t a 3 Q' if wi i ' W . 3 5 ' . - ' 3, wi .. i V as - ::- . P W K J F ,gy Q 5 ,Q I , M V W N - M A V V a :JK-if eil , 3 ? if ' 1 Q? l A, 4 D Q, ,, L A ' N i H W a T , V 'h xg ' A s J ' A. V INTRAMURAL BASEBALL CHAMPS KNEELING Mark Mica, Harold Wright, Ed King, Jerry Metters STANDING Jim Edwards, Ron Altman, Tom White, Fred Smith C201 Jv 8m FROSH y A,.,.,... E' q ,Jw , ,. 1 Y :A K V W v J V A jf :jf 3 if fi it '9 li .Y ff! X Q .B ,I X . sk 1' fl 27 'ww MY, ' 4. MQW, ,E 'Cie ' as . 1 ,. Q t, 533, JV BASEBALL: FRONT ROW, Mark Meca, Bob Duvall, Harold Wright, Steve Ogborn, Bob Nassar, Jim Minard, Larry Walker, Tom Adams, ROW, John Pierce, Andy Leach, Jim Edwards, Carl Hanson, Steve Vaughn, Dick Cristman, Dave Allan, Jim Orr, Pete Hjort, Ron Shin, Coach FRESHMAN BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: Frank Denventu, Don Waddel, Bill Blair, Lou Webb, Don Loeb, Bob Valenzuela, Buddy Young. SECOND Joe James, Don Bowling, Buzzy Shaperio, Jack Wilson, Dick Tucker, Jon Gaskin, George Miese, Paul Winslow. f202l aj, Z s R VARSITY TENNIS: PafABIake, Barry Egberg, Gordon Mohr, Gene Simmons, Joe Grant. BOYS VARSITY TENNIS Richard Bridgewater David Horwitts C2031 VARSITY TENNIS: Bonnie Miller, Judy Price, Susan Tuthill. SECOND ROW: Pat Kimse, Ann Mitchell, Beverly Comparet, Coach Wilkinson 1956 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS 12041 TOPS IN TENNIS F, Barry Edberg 'lst Man Boys Tennis 2 I 4 -1: :few 1 5 1 T A 5 g Q : ,Q I E Q in My in . i .q., 2 gn ,wg A. NEW ,AWK My yy, QL,-ss, 3, V,.,g.,'WgK-ng ,. if gf . ' , in f'l'?'S 'g3 ' ' A E,'fE5g5gsa,gx,Qxr.1,,fvsw as sr R 2 '- - T m.WM ' f X , wx wi Q Dave Sabin 2nd Man Boys Tennis A sn 55 N Judy Price 'Ist Man Girls Tennis Bonnie Miller 2nd Man Girls Tennis P fzosp .qvl . in f Q J , E 41' 'Q I K W i X' l X X fx X ,,.n5f',ii as Q3 'af :wg J X J ,.: E , JV TENNIS, Front Row: Coach Nancy Dow, Edna Mae Powell, Susan Swan, Linda Chase. Second Row: Judy Douglas, Sandra Harsha, Carol Sue Sandy Boone, Susie Knowles, Barbara Miller, Jean Thompson, Coach Catherine Wilkinson. 12065 BUYS GIRLS JV TENNIS 5' ' ' is 1 Bit f 4 k f 1 JV TENNIS-Front Row: Bill Kaiser, Harvey Grady. Second Row Motter, Toby Shoop, Jack Marion. WRESTLERS FRONT ROW, Coach Williamson, Steve Robbins, Mgr. Jim Kepner, Harry Hodil, Ronnie Danielson, Mike Briggs, Dick Roels, Jim Lines Fisher, Jim Tharp, Jerry Dunn, Gary Godbold, Cloyce Clark, Ed Yue, Coach Caldwell. SECOND ROW, Don Branson, Joe Dobson, Bob Dunn Anderson, Bob Webster, Dewayne Leavitt, Lloyd Melton, Sylvester Modesti, Ted Olson, Hank Keinr, John Boice, Ronnie Doss, Mike lanino GOLF TEAM 0 9-fr ' -9.4 4,-a. VARSITY GOLF-FRONT ROW: Andy Thompson, Rex Wilson, Phil Edlund Don Horne. SECOND ROW: Coach Schrader, George Tyson, Tim Sexton Larry Stuart. 12071 1956 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN GAA CABINET W, ' ,f '5 Row Yolanda Valenzuela Mlckey Roche Marlene Faulkner Estelle Lewls Sharon Love Nancy Holzner Second Row Roberta Jenkms McCabe, Sue Hogan Ruth lrvlne Glenda Muller Thlrd Row Jo Ann Beyer Cleo Wackerbarth Volney Douglas Bernice Berenschol' Barbara Green e Kellum Jan Dalmolln Mary Ann Emmons f, 1 If FROSH-Front Row: Brenda Rightmire, Mae Nickla, Pat Kendall, Sylvia Lee, Ann Singleton, Pat Wooden, Sandy Jorgenson, Josette Cardon. Row: Andrea Scott, Barbara Bright, Maurine Moore, Ingrid Goodwin, Evelyn Guimanes, Karen Fuiks, Bonnie Doss, Linda Bishop. Third Row Hillman, Sharon Morey, Peg Barry, Shery Smith, Linda Hurd, Joyce Coleman, Jeanette Manning, Connie Holm. 1.4 if 5. .4 t - r xr is X it . ,. J? Alf V 1 in -- wif we ..., 'I Wagga 1 XX H 33 ai a eww: S' -5 -N . Mum , ,q w 5' f r -'--' ' ' V- . I ,.,, ,..., V 1.-.f -I. 5 Z H BA i f f . E Q ..,., - ,. . ., : 1 .f y ,pw J, , J i .-aww.. Q. : - ' .- 1 J., . V. -Q, v h , --1 - was-f ,h at . - ,U Q , ,xmfw f W Q 1 em f wfffie 535 .L ,, E ,fy N 9 fffll-2f'ff3f1f-Ni? 5 'f5f'Hv2?5f'l?Tff3s ,f 0 . f'fff4a :-K 1 .3332 - M , 'd'1e1,.4., ' v , g 1, .44.AH,'j,.I,.'-Rf' .K 4 K' V' ,x ' Fil 4 1 he , xi i C2lOl SITY: FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jean Rae Shute, Dolores Bonus, Joan Martin, Jacque Semon, Donna Riggs, and Nancy Ratts. STANDING McDaniel, Alliene Hymes, Carole Thomas, Jo Ann Robert, Louise-S Lyman and Marcia Samuelson. POM-PON GIRLS PRDVIDE ENTERTAINMENT Co-Captain, Jacque Semon. Captain, Carole Thomas. TERNATES: Left to Right: Harlene Miller, Judy Gnatt, Bette ne and Georgi Shearer. QQHJ an 4 SF www . . gy NF x ,fy wkgi QTQY, V 4 X Q W ,Vs was .Q S jg .... : , v iw is 'WHIP ff Q i Q Y .Mfg I 5.3, N 1 gf, Q., AW, I X k W J vs 1 .1 , 2,3 55 'ur-' Q J K will wif X End of The 1955-1956 Afhlefic Season xx ADVERT'-7 J dawg- . QWgLxif1g i+gigg igL wQ gh,--. mwwwMwMQmAMwm, Qffigfii ii lmmfgiw Mm Egg-Q-M lm. SWS g l Nlkhmmxjqj, 'Q5N.X..Xx,AD-Q5 QQ Tgggvwwwwzijifgix . - SAJQQ mmhgmx TM MQW qv-NS MM? QKAQVWQJOM NMXMRKQ sQiiYQ QMWMMA WMQMWSXT2 EAW Qs. -f' H. sf ,Q 1 Q 3 nfl -Wx- ' . x ' 5 TQ xx? SQ . 1 'M 1 nw, Y B5 3 Evonne Iones, former Norih High siudent Mm' srudao FIVE FIFTEEN EAST THOMAS RCAD i219 UIPTCNS ASKS YOU TC TRY OUR DOUBLE RICH CATERING ICE CREAM AND FINE CANDIES Dorothy Moss oi Miller's is cheerfully serving Bob Koons and Ida Hocken lunch. While Shopping in Downtown 1 Phoenix, Visit Mi11er's Cafeteria. Service is Quick ci Prices Reasonable. 0 Seventh St. G Garfield 0 246 W. Washington 0 9 0 0 123 E. Washington 0 530 W. Van Buren S 0 1026 E. McDowell Road ' 2604 N. Central 37 N- Central Ave- - is E. Adams :Adams I-lotell Opel 9:00 :M ' 8f30kP-M- even ays a wee Congratulations . . . - i to the Class of '56 . Q -19 or ? A - 7 -lyz Q :1. 6 .i:::1:1 fi ' our iz mfam SEMON BEARING ff' 'W 'W'f Anything which threatens the independence of an individual, his family, or his business . . . AND SUPPLY COMPANY 325 N. Third Avenue AL 8-7566 Phoenix, Arizona endangers the very principles which made our country great. Today, all of us must keep our eyes and ears open . . . be ever alert. For there are some who through ignorance and malice would destroy our Free Enterprise System . . . and, our nation with it. W A n 1 z o n A Q3 Public Service 2205 IUNIOR IS A SIZE NOT AN AGE O . ennl Sophisticated UIIIOI3 . . . For Stunning Sportswear . . . For Cool, Fresh Cottons . . . For Lanz Originals . . . For different Semi-Formals . . . For Exquisite Formals 1733 E. McDOWELL Ph. AL 3-7041 Camelback Fashions By .... KEN FLOWERS STORE FOR MEN A 'VTEG19 WESTERN MARINELLO SCHOOL . or BEAUTY Phoenix Bisbee Douglas 112 N. cami Ave. H d md., Soottsdotle Tombstone Phone: AL 4-1414 Ph A Tucson Yuma Tempe Mesa Congratulations to the Class of '56 from the AK DIXIE DONUT sHoP IRR Q Phone AL 2-1313 316 North 11111 sneer m I f I ARIZON as P 0 Cn af N is Up! wn Plaza C l I C melbcxck Ph MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1221 Congratulations to the Graduates of 1956 And Best Wishes to the Entire Student Body A group ol North Hi students enioy a Zombleburger at the Polar Bar Of The North Phoenix l-liqh Polar Bar CAA? NORTH HIGH W PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Home Of the Zombie O Remember! All Thru Lite A Clean Car Says The Nicest Things About You -- 2223 Congratulations to the Class ot l956 BiII's Record Shops Uptown Plaza 6 1902 E. McDowell Road RECORD PLAYERS G HI-Fl PHONOGRAPHS AL 34581 AM sasaa G A L L E N K A M P S Uptown Plaza - Downtown Phoenix HEADQUARTERS FOR TEENAGE SHOES COMPLIMEN TS OF KEN CRUM'S MAZA DRUGS 4975 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Arizona Phone AM 5-1675 FREE DELIVERY Tom Schulz and Frank Evans open accounts at First National Bank. HERE, EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY! , ' ,'5x1 M F1 T NATIONAL BANK of ARIZONA f I ..l',E'f.'3 .SZTSEQUZFEZEHLIERS umm mum. umm mxuuuu cuvuuvuem We Wish to extend our BEST WISHES to the Class of 1956 INDUSTRIAL UNIFORM SERVICE INC. 'A' Phone AL 3-1144 I4 Nonh 14th sneez Phoenix, Arizona Meet Mr. Spudnut At MUSGRAVE'S SPUD'N FUDGE HAROLD MUSGRAVE-OWNER 2509 North Central C223 Q I. D. Dickens. Royal Typewriter Salesman. shows Ioan Willis and Gail Marsh the Colored Portables at: a .n 1 1' , 14 p , s :ell 530 W, Wqshinqton PETERSONBROOKE. STEINER-8 WIST Phoenix Serving Hours from Telephone CR 4-9823 11:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. A R, T 0 Pancho's Patio S Il C MEXICAN FOOD ll OIII all . PP Y P Y :,:::,,::, sstzzz, Complete Line of School Supplies and Congratulations . . . Equjpmgnt MUSTANGS! FRED C. MacALPINE I 2303 North Seventh Street MacALPINE DRUG CO. Phoenix, Arizona Athletic Goods Stage Equipment Duplicating Supplies Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies - Equipment DEPARTMENT 6. VARIETY 324 N. CENTRAL AI. 4-5651 PHOENIX Your Home Town Variety Store 2241 Brent Cardwell, Studeni Body President Zlgludao FIVE FIFTEEN EAST THCMAS ROAD EIGHT STORES TO SERVE YOU Whenever you are in Central Arizona you'll find a Stapley Store nearby stocked with prac- Foxworth-McCalla Lumber Company Lumber and Building tically everything you need for the home or Materlal farm. Contract Retail Hardware PLE Y? Wholesale A C Retail NIE 0..S.S'TAPLl-'Y COMPANY , P Materials Phoenix - Glendale -- Mesa Chandler - Buckeye -- Coolidge 140 West Iefierson Street Casa Grande - Maricopa AL 4-8411 Vik Jackson and Frank Evans look over equipment at Kerr's. SPORTING Ke T T Goons EVERYTHING FOR EVERY SPORT 2810 N. 16th St. Phoenix CR 4-9711 Congratulations to the Class of l956 RYAN-EVANS nnuasronss COMPLIMENTS A. J. BAYLESS Your home town grocer since 1917 MERCER MORTUARY AND CHAPEL 1541 East Thomas Road 2261 AN OPEN INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI OF NORTH PHOENIX I-II Sally Mitchell, Dick Hall. Karen Webb, and Ion Flach pause for cz delicious lunch at the new Casa Linda. Enjoy Delicious American or Mexican Food At Each oi Our Three Locations Wx , ,,,,,,,,,,.. ,W ,, Ei f .nn, A Q in 6 Q A I I .D .',,. 2 , ,V aomiws b i f 1.7, iinea f V7 A ' ' A U il. ,, 4001 N Central 37 W. McDowell 1635 E. Indian Sch. Road Phone AL 55562 Phone AL 32772 C227 DRINK Barq's I IT'S GOOD BARQ'S BOTTLING CO. ... . I .,.. ..,,-......-i-...-.r..,, .v., Dolly Bonus is modeling an attractive dress from Dicxmond's. will PHOENIX WASHINGTON AT SECOND STREET Gloricmne Engel cmd Sue Mendels lx on the Mustang Roundup s if Publishers of Your MUSTANG ROUNDUP and Many Other HIGH 'SCHOOL and COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS O THE PHOENIX SUN PUBLISHERS 625 E. Vcm Buren Phoenix 2283 NIMU xyXw -3 WWW W wiwfgiww ,mxwigww WL ll Miwiiggixm xp GWKWW j55fQ?flj'f5L 1 w NQJW x xx, 3? N? Q Q6 K N 3 by A A.B.C. Club ..................... A Capella Choir ............ Administration ....... Aggie Club .......... Archery Club ...... Art Club ..................... Athletics ........................ INDEX ...,..l69 ......l58 14 ......l7l .........l69 ............l67 l8l-2l 4 Athletic Assn. Board ....... ............ l 34 Band ....................... Baseball .................... Basketball .,................... Board of Education ........ Bookstore ................... Bookstore Board ..... Boys' Alliance ..... ......... C Cafeteria Board .................. Cafeteria Control Board ...... Cafeteria Staff ................. Campus Views ............... Cheerleaders ...... Classes ...................... Coin Club ...................... Corral Control Board ....... Corral Board .................. Counselors ........,....... .... Custodians ....... ......... D Deans ............ .......... Dedication .... .......... Executive ...... ......... F Faculty ...... ......... ..... F.B.L.A. ........................... ........ - Football .............,................. ......... Foreign Exchange Student Forward .............................. .- French Club ......v.............. Freshmen ............... Freshmen Officers ........ F.T.A. ............................. .- G GAA ....................... Girls' Glee Club ...... Girls' League ...... Golf Team ....... .......... ..... H Health Center ................. ..... Health Committee ........ Hi-Y Clubs ......,...... Honor Court ........... Hoofbeats Staff ....... l5-4-155 l9l-202 l88-193 I3 29 ......l35 ......i38 ......l35 72 32 .......l-7 l .........37-94 .........l67 ......l33 ......l32 l6 32 ........l4 8 l 3l ....l3-32 .......l7l l8l-l87 99 ......l69 37 37 .......l7l 208-2l 0 .......l59 l36-l37 .......207 29 .......l34 159-l62 .......l40 l5l-152 Juniors ........... ..... , ...... . .- Junior Officers ......... K Key Club ..... ...... Legio Honoris .................,... Lettermen's Club ............ Librarians ............. . .... . M Maintenance Staff ..... Military .......................... .... Mustang Roundup .............. ....... N National Honor Society 0 Orchestra .... ............. ....... Parnassus .......................... ...--.. Pep Club ........................ .... Pep Club Officers ....... Pom Pon Girls .................. Principal ........................... Q Quill and Scroll ................. R Registrar ........... ....... R.O.T.C. ................ ..,... . Roundup Staff ................--. Sadie Hawkins' Day ............ ....... Salad Bowl Princess ........ .... School Council ............ ...- Seniors ................... .. Senior Council ......... Senior Officers ............. Service Organization ...... Social Committee ......... Sophomores ................ Sophomore Officers ........ Student Council .............. Superintendent ................. T Table of Contents ............... ---- Teachers ............... ...... ------- Tennis .............. Tennis Club ....... Track ................... ...... .....-- Tri-Hi-Y Clubs .................. ------- W White Caps ....... ............. Wrestling ........ ....... ....59-7l 59 .......l70 169 .....,.l70 28 32 .......l76 153-154 .......l67 156-l 57 174-l75 .......l72 .......l73 .......2l2 l4 .......l68 ......,l76 .....,.l53 l l8-l i9 .......l0l .......l38 ....72-93 72 72 .......l33 .......l32 37 .......l29 -......l30 l3 ....l3-32 203-206 l 7l I94-198 163-l65 l 7l .......2l7 i23l ww? 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