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

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NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-Back row: Miss lviary E. Hamil- ton, Kay Harris, Jean Henry, Tom Horton, Jack Laustfrer, Karen Field, Steve Bally, Leo van Hunibeeck, Greg Brady, Jay lvlartinson, National Forensic League, the national honor society tor debators, sought to give encouragement and incentive in ettectiye speaking to its 20 members under tho direc- tion ot Miss Mary Elizabeth l-lamilton. Through debating, extemporaneous spealc- ing, oratory, and dramatic and humorous readings, students earned 25 points and a membership pin. Serving as otticers tor the year were president, John Gale: vice-president, Larry Berg: secretary, Sandra Vaselq and treasurer, Gordon Miles. 'ae Kathleen Field, Keith Johnson, James Lirnpp, Margaret lVlarrett. Front rovv: Diane Hartman, Robert Johnson, Gordon Brostrorn, Gail Williams, Larry Berg, John Gale, Sandra Vasel, Gordon lVliles, Steve Mangold, Fred Fleer, Karen Autenrieth. Furthering interest tor third and tourth year Latin students and promoting closer unity among its members were the aims ot tho Junior Classical League, Seventeen members and their sponsor, Miss lfvadena Peterson, held a Roman Ban- guet, tollowing all Latin customs and tradi- tions. Cther activities were an initiation ceremony, a Christmas program at St. John's Episcopal church, and a picnic to elect otticers. Otticers were president, Steve Ball: vice- president, Sandra Vaselq and secretary- treasurer, Diana Birge. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE-Back rovv: Janice Lind, Judy Kletke, Jim Limpp, Carol Powell, Jay Nlartinson, Jack Lausterer, Kathryn Dolan, Robert Nlathevvs, Sally Hansen. Front row: Linda Hanna, Jean Hornish, Karen Peterson, Sandra Vasel, Steve Ball, Diana Birge, Donna Leonard, Miss Evaderia Peterson. 25

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Back row: Faith Rasmussen, Kay Erwin, Karen Luschen, Dorene Self, Diane Kiser, Di Ann Abart, Susan Lund, Judy Newman, Lorraine Dolinsky, Pat Kizlin, Sharon Connor, Barbara Nuckolls, Joann Macey. Second rovvg Marie Walter, Pam Blakeney, Geil Mitchell, Mary Sandusky, Kay Lund, Shirley Ostler, Kathryn Dolan, Alice McGregor, Karen Field, Sharon Fox, Mary Hurlourt, Martina Nielsen, Linda Alukonis. Front row: Rogene Ruh, Sue Hornish, Virginia Dyas, Jean Proviznik, Marjorie Saiser, Sigrid Larson, Pat Sorenjon, Judy Mikkleson, Margaret Carpender, Beverly Merica, Gai? Williams, Linda Morris, Karen Feter on. During the year 64 girls whose desire is to teach became acquainted with the pro- tession through their service to teachers and pertormance ot duties in the Future Teach- ers ot America organization. L- Q 7 H . 'E5 T -iT::. 1 i .. A, .. i'sa:iQ,1atf:.: V -... egg, X - . ..... .- . 3 W ' I ww f 1 e R A Q . A Z. , rf-3 grew, ... . ' rf jf we . -. .3 V . . -. .I W 2-X,:3f?. ,gf on 9 .aw,.,,Jq-. v, A, 5,8 . , , f ,,,Z,f, 5 ,JW saw fw Q as or at as 9 .ga 9, 5- -3.5, .,,. : 43 M, M r ,Q 21' S 2 Q ? ,, c ,556 I f' 5 Q 5, r sfo 1:-E5 e:::,:::1..e- ,, .,,,. , ,.,., 5 swf! W 5 if 1. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Back row: Carole Seibert, Janice Lind, Emma Jo Ammons, Monika Bolton, Janet Seaman, Karen Schaal, Maureen Matthews, Amy Nelson, Mary Saup, Mary Leach, Jeanie O'NeiIl, Second rovv: Karen Pflasterer, Carol Mor- gan, Georgia Erpelding, Shirley Johnson, Cathie McDonald, Gloria Van Dyke, Jean Swanson, Deborah Steele, Judy Kletke, Sandra Vasel, Kay Harris, Lois Farris, Lovie Jeffrey. Front rovv: Sherry Swanson Linda Lonsbrough, Lois Fritz, Pat Blakeney, Madeline Jorgenson, Judy Edmonds, Joan Thompson, Karen Jensen, Marlene Hall, Carol Moore, Vicki Corey, Frances Storey. Serving as their sponsor was lvliss Cleo Butler. Otticers were Pat Sorenson, presi- denty Sigrid Larson, vice-president: lvlar- garet Carpender, secretary: Judy Milde- son, treasurerq lvlariorie Saiser, service chairman: Gail Williams, merit chairman: lvlary Saup, publicity and membership chair- man: and Jean Provaznilq and Virginia Dyas, sergeants-at-arms. The main projects ot the F.T.A. included ushering at Teachers Convention, Open l-louse, and E.B.l Day. This year the club raised money to buy lOO posters tor Amer- ican Education Weelc.

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Medmcf mmnei Mrs. Janice Bridges leaves oTTice keys Tor accompanimenT QT musical keys in The Bano ConcerT. l'lere Comes The Bandlm This exclama- Tion ropresenTs noT only The many hours OT pracTice Tor lNlorTh l-ligh's IO4-piece band buT also The TiTle oT The largesT halTTime cerernony puT on by The band aT a TooTball game in The Tall. Leading The band were Drum lVlaioreTTe Jean Provaznik and Drum lvlaior Clem STey- er. One oT The TinesT perTormances oT The band was The band concerT Feb. 26. There were Two concerTs Tor The sTudenTs and one nighT perTormance Tor The public. ln Sep- Tember The band played aT The STaTe Fair in Lincoln To represenT Omaha. During The TooTball season, specTaTor en- Thusiasm was urged on by a 26-member pep band. Reduced To I6 members, The pep band encouraged Viking spiriT during The baskeTball season. Jean Proyaznik led The pep bands.