Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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my in? .Af ,Mme Since the doors of North High School were opened in l924, the lorge red brick building ot 36th ond Ames Avenue hos become o fo- milior londmork to Omohci residents. Viewed from the dir, North is seen in the shape of on E . The main holl contoins oll the regulor classrooms. The middle division houses the cafeteria ond other specialized rooms, such os science ond homemoking. The north branch of the E forms the auditorium, while the gymnasium occupies the south oreo.

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.fdf Word My .SZAOOK The plan of the building symbolizes Excel- lence , a term which is echoed in every phase of North High School activity. Through the years, North has steadily en- larged and improved its facilities to benefit its growing enrollment. Plans for the future include fluorescent lights and a new paint job for every room. North will also boast a new and larger art room, greatly improved ROTC facilities, a new homemaking room, a new music room, a uni- form-drying enclosure in the boys' locker room, and another gymnasium. Other ideas include a parking lot on the south side of the building, a room for the dramatics classes, and new curtains for the stage. As these dreams become realities, North Omahans can point to their fine school with a growing feeling of pride. North High has developed as the community has developed. lt has served North Omaha as North Omaha has served it. And whether the landscape is bright with lilacs and bridal wreath, or glistening under a blanket of snow, North High School always presents a pretty picture.