North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1960 volume:

yA r?y. A • y iA 'k v v ; r - V 'vV s s � A A1 'A ?T ,V.V 1 Ni J vy Noath High School MinneaTol S Mime SoTa Volume St H 60 Kathy Crow Editor Virginia Wicriman Picture Co ordinator Phil Lundbcrg Photographer Lois Wyland Artist Geraldine Perrin Proofreader Gar)1 Jones Business Manager Gary Harris Boys’ Sports ufriaductcou .... 6 s4cudet uc . . . ... JO 'pacutty . . . . tx Student dlt e . ... .gg 4ctt(Attte . . . ....52 mmm a © Evelyn Johnson Seniors, Faculty Marian Erickson Seniors, Underclass Barbara Peterson Seniors, Underclass Helga Roscnovr Girls’ Sports 0 Wxsr W © Arleen Bergstrom Joanne Lieske Sharon Schulman Bruce Lemer In-School Activities Activities Student Life Student Life 2 4 Sftonfo . . . Sftwte .... f3% S fr6,o.nt ne .......... 4% Pcc tan .............. 62 Senior................ 72 In the next ten years, many of the world s wildest dreams will become realities. We graduates of North High will help make these things come true. After the Roaring 20's, the Terrible 30’s, the Frantic 40’s, and the Fabulous 50’s, we are ready for the first year of the Swinging 60’s. This yearbook is dedicated to the next ten years and is filled with memories from the kickoff year-1960. UMrttfjurtfj 60s 00 ftCa t fa t£e faitune . .. The Sixties mean increased enrollment and an expanded building for North High. City planning experts predict an enrollment of over 2400 students by 1963. By 1962 when it is hoped that the new additions will he completed, many new classrooms and science labs, a little theater, two gyms, expanded locker rooms and an entirely new music wing will have been added. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Dillner will continue their present responsibilities to the school and the community and yet must l e ready to guide the school toward a bigger and better North ... a “swinging” NHS. ittyccaye . . . In our modern civilization it has l)ccome increasingly important to communicate effectively. Growing world tensions make it important for Americans to l e able to sj)eak foreign languages well. English courses enrich the students’ lives by offering experiences in drama and speech. 0 The talented student has an opportunity to develop his ability through the arts program. North’s outstanding music and art departments provide the student with a sound background in these fields. He also can contribute much of his talent to school activities. A related arts program given to sophomores emphasizes d r a m a, music, and art appreciation. Socazi Studied North High School provides world history. United States history and modern problems to give the student an awareness of the past, the present and the future. World affairs gives students an opportunity to study the great issues of the day. Each year the business field claims many North graduates. North’s business department offers courses in typing, shorthand, machines, bookkeeping and business principles. ‘79Cat6e tatic Mathematics, always important to students entering college, became more important after Russia launched its Sputnik. The 1960’s will see math remain one of the top rated subjects in high school. North’s math department will continue to stress college math and also give a general math background to all students. Science . , , Science has become the very center of this new atomic world. Every advantage will l e given to the bright young student who shows interest and ability in any scientific field. Scholarships and grants will become increasingly available. North .High School, wishing to continue its high level of scholarship in all fields, is offering outstanding courses in biology, botany, physics and chemistry. 15 ‘ftywte Students who take home economics courses are preparing themselves for the role of a homemaker. The cooking student learns meal planning, nutrition and the buying of food. Sewing classes work with styles, patterns and materials. Home management is much easier for a student who has completed a home economics course. Many students plan on entering one of the various trades and becoming skilled carpenters, draftsmen, mechanics or metal workers. North has shops and equipment to give the student a good background for a future job. 'PAytlazi SttcicaUoK The physical education department offers general classes to all students to give them overall well being. They also give the student an opportunity to go on and specialize in one particular area such as tennis, golf or modern dance, for his own satisfaction. 17 Polarites looking for information on vocational planning or educational counseling may receive the help they need from the counselors. Joseph Anfinson. Lellwyn Anway, Glen Sonnenberg. and Viola Marti. Helpful books and pamphlets on colleges and careers can be found in their offices. ?tc€fi4ef 7e zc6e%. North's two librarians. Helen Ulvestad and Mclitta Tonn, help students find books that range from pleasure reading to research work. Probably the most-visited person at North is the nurse. Helen Dargay. Miss Dargay is on first-aid duty throughout the day. She arranges for sports physicals and supervises the hearing, eye and tuberculosis tests. Mrs. Mary Ellen Zens, North’s understanding visiting teacher, listens sympathetically to students w ith problems in the home. Zdac4Xia vzC The Council acts as an advisory board for Mr. Johnson and Mr. Dillncr. It discusses problems of the school. The members are Floyd Pearson. Mr. Johnson. John Jacobi, John Schneider. Ruth Person, Ruth Amundson. Carl Kroening. Viola Marti, and Edward Soltys. Mr. Dillner is not pictured. Among the varied duties of the office staff, Mrs. Hazel Corrigan. Mrs. Alice Allard. Mrs. Eleanore Miller, Mrs. Katherine Peterson, Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, and Lillian Lundlterg. are checking the records and requirements of students for graduation, keeping records for different organizations, keeping attendance records, and doing many other office jobs. 'pacuCty 7eac6e WARREN ALM, Music, School Talent Co ordinator, Auditorium Committee MRS. RUTH AMUNDSON, English. School Pub-licity JAMES ANDERSON. English-Ncws, Polaris Bi-Weekly HARRIET A PEL, Spanish-German MRS. GRACE BARSNESS, English. Faculty So- cial Committee AGNES BOLIN, English, Senior Cap and Gown Committee Adviser HARRY BROWN. English. SEP, Lunchroom Supervision, Hockey LEWIS BURNETT. Physical Education. Stage Equipment Moving, Track, Cross Country, Apparatus MRS. ELVA CARLSON, Business, Collections, Mimeographing ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON, Biology. Audio Visual Aids. Auditorium Committee MILDRED CLARKE. Mathematics, F.T.A J. CLIVE CLEARY. Modern Problems, S.E.P., S.E.P. Program Chairman EDANA CONNORS, Modern Problems, Speech, N.F.L. JOHN CONOVER, History, Banking. Sophomore Basketball BERNICE DAHL, Clothing. F.H.A., Home Eco-nomics Chairman l l MRS. MARIAN DUNHAM. English. S.E.F.. Sen-ior Commencement Committee ELMER EDLUND, Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach DAVID FLUGSTAD, Wood DONALD FORBES. History CURTIS GWYNNE. English. Biology. Senior Social Committee Adviser LAWRENCE HANSEN. Metals. Equipment Manager MRS. RUTH HEDLUND. English. S.E.P. MRS. DAISY HETHF.RINGTON. Special Classes, NHS JOSEPH HUTTON. History. Social Committee, Tag Day, Basketball Coach JOHN JACOBI. Architectural Drawing. Athletic Director, Industrial Arts Chairman, Auditorium Committee, Exhibit and Trophy Cases MRS. DORTHY JACOBSON. Business MRS. CAROL JENNINGS. French. Senior Social Committee FRANK JOHNSON. English. English Department Chairman MARY RAE JOSEPHSON. Physical Education, Health Committee EDGAR KAST, Business, Lock Supervision 7tont£ 'pacuCty, s4eUC4, ?e t JAMES KEENAN. Business. Baseball Coach. Sophomore Football Coach LARS KINDEM, Norse, History, Language Chairman, Senior Election Committee. Adviser Student Council, Ski, Track MILTON KLEVEN, Mathematics MATHILDA KREFTING. Biology. Botany Greenhouse, Floral Decorations CARL KROENING, Chemistry, Science Department Chairman, Senior Adviser, Football LINTON T. LANCE. History. Social Studies Department Chairman EVDORUS LARSON, Music, Auditorium Committee, Senior Commencement AGNES LERSCHEN. Business LILLIAN LINDSTEN. English, Auditorium Com-mittee MRS. PHYLLIS LYDERS. English, Red Cross, Commencement Program HARRIET MADIGAN, Mathematics, Mathematics Department Chairman English MRS. CLARIS MANKOWSKI. English, Related Arts, Auditorium Committee, Related Arts Chairman MRS. CLARICE MILLER. Special Classes MRS. ELIZABETH MILLS, History, Senior Dedication Adviser 'Hecv 7e c te 6 fo PHILIP MOSHER, Mathematics HOWARD NENOW, Auto Mechanics, Lost and Found FLOYD PEARSON, Related Arts, History. Drama Club, Senior Dedication Adviser, Audi torium Committee SAMUEL PERRIN, Biology, Junior Academy of Science, Senior Ticket Adviser RUTH PERSON, English. Speech, Polaris An nual ANDREW POCOLER. History. J.U.N. ALVIN QU1R1NG, Mechanical Drawing. Hi C MILDRED READ, Art, Bulletin Boards, Art Department Chairman LLOYD RUTGERSON. Mathematics MRS. MARY SARGENT. Clothing, Foods, F.H.A., Senior Social Adviser JOHN SCHNEIDER, Modem Problems, Chess Club MARJORIE SEALANDER, Typing, Service Group, Business Department Chairman, Senior Prom Adviser HARLAN SHEELY, Business, Polaris Annual Business Manager, Senior Day Adviser, Swim Coach RICHARD SMITH. Wood, History. Auditorium Committee, Stage Construction. Stage Crew Chairman VERNON SMITH, History TfontH acuity 'puteU, ?fiee 07t te fa 4cCuccc ty s4ctioe O ryattcjatccuc LELAND SNELL, Physical Education, Lunchroom Supervision. Senior Election Adviser, Health Committee, Football Coach EDWARD SOLTYS, Machine Shop Metals, N Club, Golf. Sophomore Hockey MRS. REBECCA STRANDLUND. English. Physical Education DONOVAN STRICKLAND. History, Wrestling KAY TALTY, English, Y-Teens HAROLD THILL, Related Arts. Art. Art Adviser—Polaris GORDON THOMPSON, Modem Problems, World Affairs JAMES THREINEN, Physics, Civil Defense, Physics Club MAROA TRACY, Physical Education, Auditorium Committee, Senior Prom Committee Adviser, Cheerleader Supervision VOGEL, History, Modem Problems, MRS. MYRTLE WIIK. Business, Service Points LAWRENCE ZIMMERMAN. Science. Math 74e e nutt noot6lef, u ukc 'uxhk TTfasuzyer Mrs. Mary Erickson heads the lunchroom staff and plans meals for the students here at North. Mrs. Jean Gwaizdon, Alice Johnson, Mrs. Cecelia Ende, Mrs. Alma lidding, Mrs. Gloria Emtson, Mrs. Marie Griswold, Mrs. Julia Haynes, Mrs. Edna Kallherg prepare nourishing meals and serve the Polarites five days a week all through the school year. 07HjU tte tti tce Keeping North clean and warm arc Frank Swanson, David Curry, Carl Nelvik, John Burns, Willard Temte, Mrs. Besse Olson, Eugene Lemke, Edwin Ready, Raymond Bright, Arthur Pederson. 26 27 Homecoming 1959 l egan with excitement and anticipation as the first notes of “Pomp and Circumstance” drifted over the auditorium. But Homecoming consisted of more than just “Pomp and Circumstance.” Weeks before tlie scheduled celebration, committees of industrious North students lalx red over plans and solved the problems to make Homecoming a success. Queen Karen Anderson reigned in glory as the North team, cheered on by loyal Polars. scored a 21-0 victory over the Vocational squad. Many students returned that night for the dance to honor the beautiful queen. All these elements: the returning alumni, the royal court, the football victor)’, and the dance, served to make this Homecoming a memorable one. 28 29 KAY ARCHER CAROL ANDERSEN SANDRA PARSONS MELODY ROPPE 30 Her Royal Highness QUEEN KAREN ANDERSON “r Ond C MVl6 z td fiCay made a yreat day 0po£tfsic twucaC s4 utau tce4 50t 4 utivenA4suf, ?4 ue A toast to the fifty years gone by. How swift they go, how fast they fly. Years filled with memories that will last. A storehouse rich in moments past. “Why didn't somebody wake me? Keep your snoopy eyes on the test ahead! Scvcttycttp tkuMyA- t e @ouCd, 7 ‘Tfau? A dillcr, a dollar. An eight o’clock scholar, The day begins too soon. There are lockers to clean. And friends to be seen. And work to be done ‘till June. 34 The education of the minds Standing room only in the nickel seats! When did you say the war of 1812 was?” 35 Tfrene fry Scde ‘rtytyA We screamed and won and really had fun At the games we played this year. The teams were swell, as the crowds could tell. As they carried them on with a cheer. “We’ll wear white and blue. North Side High' “Well hack you to stand 'gainst the best in the land. “On, boys, for we expect a victory from you. North Side High 36 « «1 m “Here we pledge our heart and hands to dear old Northside High! Go crashing ahead. North Side High! 'Fight for North, we’re fighting for you. 37 '7foit6 aattcAea pOi4t Swua ?Vee6 The simple sophomores had much fun Announcing that Sno-Week had begun; The jumping juniors were there too And did their best to bring it through; The swinging seniors sure did drive To make our spirit come alive. Celling ready for the skating party. Committees work to make Sno-Week u success. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Strced, Dave Slettcn, Ed Schwartz, Henry Myhre, Mike Lee, Jack Juhanson, Julian Goldberg, Jim Gilbertson, Mike Eggert, Jim Archer. 38 The Sno King Candidates SNOW WEEK SCHEDULE February— 1— Skating Party, 3:15 p.m. 2— Pep Rally, 7:45 a.m. Sledding and tobaggoning Skiing, North vs. Washburn 3:15 p.m. Hockey, North vs. Benilde U. of M., 6:15 p.m. 3— Varsity basketball, gym, 3:15 p.m. Pep Rally 4— Wrestling at Roosevelt. 3:30 p.m. 5— Pep Fest. 9:20 a.m. Basketball. North vs. Washburn, 7:30 p.m. Final Dance at North, 8:00 p.m. informal dress Crowning of Sno-King I crown thee Sno King, ED SCHWARTZ! Varsity wins over alumnae! North’s royalty! 39 Styles Scouty t£e Sixteen The styles at North this season Are really very dashin’. For we are always up on The latest current fashions. There’s cars and purses, coats and shoes. Blouses, sweaters and new hair-dos. 40 Tin bubble, tin Naomi Special, the pageboy. I see the red light’s warning glow. But do I heed it? Never. For men may come and men may go But I tear on forever. I lay old men and children low. I make the horses quiver. For men may come and men may go. But I zip on forever. The public wants me squelched, I know; But do I mind it? Never. For men may come and men may go. But I crash on forever. Polaris, 1910. 41 7 @ouCct ‘rtyave 'DcutcecC s4CC '7 Uy£t Tired from schoolwork and the daily rouline, Polarites danced for a change of scene. T'was the kids, the music, and the cheer. That made our dances a high point this year. Thi year, the senior class organized many dances. 42 We danced to the swinging sounds of the Teen Kings. Well, why not? 'Now ... on with the show!’ '3 z td Sfro tA n Pfotiday euceea cutcC Skoua zU: 7 e 'P'tOAttic ‘piftteA' RECIPE FOR SUCCESSFUL HOLIDAY REVIEW You take an A-one band and add a A j , A cast that’s really clever , ° and mix fl0 VUvO hr J ft f An eager capacity crowd j I, plus I } _ g .S + The gayest Snow Ball ever. “Give me that old soft shoe! 44 Beatnicks and Bongos There were never � uch devoted sisters. Un, Deux, Trois The cast of the “Frantic Fifties PROGRAM Processional And Star Spangled Banner North Band Grieg Piano Concerto Bruce Lemer Soft Shoe Joanne Lieske and Eddy Schwartz Majorette Trombones Triumphant Carol Wachnitz Strange Music Karen Szymanski Typewriter Song North High Band by Leroy Anderson Jazz Soloist But Not For Me JoAddie Munson 1855 Disc Jockey Wayne Haskell, Mike Lee, Harvey Kaye Piano Duo Deep Purple Joanne Sturman, David Powell Summertime Connie Barnett Barb and the Bongos Barb Niederloh, Ricky Rivkin, Gary Wedin, Jack Juhflnsoo American Overture For Band by Joseph Jenkins Terrvtones Sandy Mady, Marcia Halmers, Karen Klein Sno-Ball Preview Bryan Snow and Quintet In the Mood Polarettes Finale 45 'jD C si 'fyeasi The hockey team works out on our ice rink. Dehut of the first United Auditorium. The events of this year Could fill many pages. The strikes, the trials, the newest rages. These will be things We will never forget. For they made 1960 The greatest year yet. Sfrutd a Scf H 4l o£ ( ouruzye Perhaps of all the incidents that happened this past year, the one we’ll best remember was the tragic injury that Corky Roehl suffered on October 16, 1959. Corky, playing football for the first time with the varsity team, broke his neck in the game against Southwest. At first it was feared that he would never walk again; but, both through faith in God and in himself, he now has progressed to the point of walking with a cane. On March 14, as Corky again walked through the halls of North, his classmates welcomed him back. 47 The Bands and Polarettes pay tribute to Corky. @CaicH4, t e 'Wto t mr k wanted to be the first to reach the moon and so did dear old mac they were all most amazed in fact they nearly died when they found out that mighty north had put them by the side Princess K. of the Milky Way. Scientist Kroening mixing Moonshine. National dish is moonburgers! 48 Moon is claimed for North. First President of the United Solar System. ORTH ROW ONE: Lois Wyland, Judith Bergstrom, Kathleen Smith, Geraldine Perrin, Marsha Benson, Lynn Remly. ROW TWO: Dale Dobrin, Betty Thelemann, Carol Ecklcn, Marilyn Mickelson, Barbara King, Malcolm Cohen. ROW THREE: Kathryn Heruth, Michael Popkin, Mark Sat , Sheldon Schreiberg, Kathleen Crow. TtatcotuzC ‘ftyotuvi Society The long awaited day for juniors who have a 2.5 average and seniors who have a 2.3 average comes when they arc inducted into the National Honor Society. In addition to these high scholastic standards, the student must have the qualities of character, leadership, and service. The night of the induction, a banquet was held for the new members; later in the year they had a picnic. For Thanksgiving last year, the group gave baskets of food to needy families. The highlight of the year for the National Honor Society was their trip to New York during Easter vacation. The advisers to this group were Mrs. Zellers and Mrs. Hcther-ington. Honor society students find maps helpful in planning spring trip. ROW ONE: Steven Heller, Carol Rathmonner, Karen Bundtzen. Mary Quintal, Marian Erickson, Virginia Wicriman. ROW TWO: Robert Calc, Gerald Flannelly, Michael Lee, Charles Reich, Stanley Dobrin. Robert Ostrow. ROW THREE: Wayne Haskell. Ronald Kari, Robert Kuehn, Gerald Smith, Larry Gruman, Michael Blustein. Students Ti fo £%ceC 53 President, Robert Oslrow; vice president, Sheldon Schrei-berg; sergeant-at-arms, Michael Lee; secretary, Marilyn Mikelson; treasurer, Marian Erickson. HOW ONE: Diana Johnson, Elizabeth Forare, Margaret Donahue, Diane Levitt, Sandra Giesea, Phyllis Swerdlick, Bruce Palmer, Deborah Zweigbaum. ROW TWO: Karen Bundtzen, Carol Brager, Jacquelyn Henderson, Francine Kraines, Gail Walensky, Janice Finkelstein, Nancy Irwin. Cheryl Buehner. ROW THREE: James Lowrie, Roger Eastey, Robert Peterson, Patricia Hall, Joanne Sturman, Joanne Lieske, Mary Rued. Arlene Milstein. ROW FOUR: Myma Kaplan, George Andrusko, Hubert Schaitber-ger. Diane Powell, Gale Kaplan. Marilyn Mickelson, Karen Szymanski, Thomas Menth. ROW FIVE: Gerald Goldstein, James Hull man, Philip Oleisky, Jean Kokesh. Merrill Goldberg. Sharon Lou Tapper, Carolyn Hirsch, Phyllis Smiley. Student (ZauttccC: 74 Student Sod? The Student Council was the planning head for Homecoming once again this year. They also organized a Snow Week which was held the first week in February. A No-Acs drive was carried out through the Student Council representatives. Sheldon Schreiberg was this year’s chairman. Different members of the council went to visit other school cafeterias to see how North’s compared to theirs. This group met monthly to discuss the problems confronting the student body. Adviser to this year’s Student Council was Mr. Lars Kindem. Homecoming Committee Chairmen—ROW ONE: Karen Szymanski, Sharon Schulman. Beverly Ziemer, Andrea Hricko. ROW TWO: Sheldon Schreiberg, Manny Kopstein, Robert Kuehn. David Slelten, Joe Hyatt, Robert Ostrow. ROW ONE: Jo-Ann Whitmer. Kay Archer, Audrey Levi, Sharyn Sauer, Janet Stano, Terry Nudell, Geraldine Olson, Susan Walsh. ROW TWO: Thomas Crine, Marjorie Clemons, Brenda May berg, Cathleen Ruths, Ruth Ziff, Carol Bonstrom, Susan Skaff, Mary Phillip . ROW THREE: Joel Berman, Elliott Badzin, Robert Ostrow, Kathleen Hickey, Barbara Wicherski, Sharon Schul-man, Joan I'ennig, Patricia Shobe, Penny Cederberg. ROW FOUR: Sheldon Schreiberg, Ronald Gellermon, Kathleen Hickey, Audrey Falk, Evelyn Johnson, Andrea Hricko, LaDese Glanzer, Stanley Dobrin. ROW FIVE: Robert Kuehn, Manny Kopstein, Joseph Hyatt, Bruce Illingworth, Richard Rivkin, James Sumstad, Bryan Bartne s, David Sletten. These students helped in the Teens Against Polio drive. This year’s Student Council officers are, FRONT TO BACK: Secretary, Beverly Ziemer; vice president, Robert Ostrow; all-city representative, Sharon Schulman; president, Robert Kuehn; treasurer, Karen Szymanslti; all-city representative, Manny Kopstein; all-city president, David Sletten. 55 525L °2nw%Ar 5? “ p.'ndu J cJohnfton. Stephanie Lehrman. Donna Blais. Eileen Peterson, Carolyn Stolt, Roxanne j Junm toot . Susan Cregerscn. Mary Kroiuer, Sandra Spooner. De Anne Morgan. Sandra Shobe, Donna Ro5 miJ!Ry Gordon, Lynne Reskin. Clori. Wachter. Marguerite Muller. Karen Paige, vr I V n r‘c.R i C°nn� c Barnett, Diane Oxborough, Sharon Stanchfield. Sandra Erickson, Susan E.oni; SjiT S, ber- R0W FIVE: Sh'rn Soil. Ml Kivcns, Bruce Hitm.n, Joel Locke. Urry Crum.n, Uncc Nybcr,. P.7S (2a tt KU utcf %{stden4ttutcU t p Designed to strengthen the bond between parents, teachers and students, this organization paves the way for a co-operative, organized operation of the school. The group, advised by Mr. Dillner, consists of one member from each homeroom. Officers are Andrea Hricko, president; Eleanor Baker, vice president; Richard Rivkin, secretary; David Powell, treasurer. BOW ONE; Arlys Bullock, Jacqueline Schwartz, Sandra Hubcrty, Barbara Du Bois, Diana Ford, Yvonne Sendek, Marilyn Dale. ROW TWO: Ramona Chilstrom, Linda Vandcrlick, Diana St. Mane, Judy Teener. Pamclla Mathaway, Kathy Halverson, Susan Erickson. ROW THREE; Jeanette Booth, Marnell Drake, Nancy Zimmerman, Paulette Benjamson, Jenevra Racette, Barbara Tangent. Karen Hunt. ROW FOUR: JoAnne Berry, Patricia Carlson, Darlene Day, Cloria Gawron, Steve Heller, Mansoor Alycsh-merni, Carol Ann Johnson. ROW FIVE: Bruce Youngdahl, Gary Wilensky, David Powell, Richard Rivkin, Andrea Hricko, Kathryn Gleason, Penelope McBride. 'Piajectiott (?necv All play and no work! Just ask any member of the projection crew and you’ll find that they are responsible for the operation and care of over $20,000.00 worth of equipment which includes tape recorders, projectors, films, microphones and record players. Constantly on call to serve the school, the projection crew, under the able supervision of Mr. Christopherson, fulfills North’s every audiovisual need. ROW ONE: Karen Shuster, Sandra Johnson, Jeffrey Vinokour, Michael Jcppesen, Penny Rollin, Joan Wcismnn. ROW TWO: David Herman, Joseph Brochin, Bruce Lazarvg, Lowell Bialick, Isaac Bonder. ROW THREE: Charles Olson, Jeffrey Silver, Juan Tolcntino, Martin Fitcrman, Diane Powell, Dean Rick. ROW FOUR: David Heikkinen, Donald Maurer, Jon Wesson, Stuart Gross, John Lundgren, Donald Bunce. ROW FIVE: Paul Williams, Bruce Gates, Jaak Juhansoo, John Johnson, Larry Jensen, Ralph Wittcoff. ROW ONE: Gerhard Horn, Beverly Friedell, Kathleen Smith, Janet Nelson, Jean Lukasavitz, Janett MengeJkoch, James Stanton Janie . Eggcrt, Beverly Ziemer, Richard Reiss, Elizabeth Gordon. ROW TWO: Joseph Hyatt, Kathleen Johnson, William Hop kins, Deborah Clark. Terrance Pfahl, David Swenson, Melford Wheeler, Howard Ansel, Colleen Smith. ROW THREE: Evan An derson, Joseph Swicrczek. Ronald Lechnyr, John Wieriman, Claude Schochet. Julius Crawford. Kenneth Cram, Todd Zimmer man. ROW FOUR: Stephen Warren. Jan Larson, James Douglas. Carol Cady. Roy Scherer, Douglas Caldwell, Cayetano Bari Michael Michlin. €UtcC Sewea School The hand, under its new director, Mr. Aim, performed for the student body at both football and basketball games. They provided enjoyable entertainment at their Holiday Revue and Snowball which was held on February 11. The use of a pep band for the school’s pep fest was successfully tried this year. Two concerts in a more serious vein were given with the choir at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Members of the band sold candy bars to help finance a trip in the spring. ROW ONE: Secretary of the Band Council, Beverly Zie-mcr; secretary, Kathleen Smith; Ruth Ziff; Colleen Smith. ROW TWO: Michael Eggert; Evan Anderson; president, Charles Reich; vice president, James Douglas; Ronald Lechnyr. ROW ONE: DeEtte Wickland, Patricia Mattson. Lana Carpenter, Carolyne Benson, Peter Schreiner, Lynda Anderson, William Hammerman. Karen Warner, Mari Jo DrUte, Gloria Carlson, Nyles 'Charon, Danny Weinberg, Marcella Cram, Rachel Brudnoy. ROW TWO: Thomas Oilman, Michael Eggert, George Jarvis, Michael Johnson, Michael Richards, Peter Goodwin, Barbara Niederloh, Ruth Ziff, Nancy Lechnyr, Joyce Krank. Phyllis Carlson. Merriam Bernstein. 'ROW THREE: Donald Larson, Charles Lawrence, D'Ete Bomier, Kenneth Jensen, Judith Johnson. John Harris. Gene Ipsen. Rodney Norberg. Charles Reich, Douglas Cram, Clark Anderson. ROW FOUR: Richard Krahn, Richard Druk, Bruce Wickland, Michael Beal, Harlan Well , Warren Aim, Donald Fickling, Philip Isaacson. z ui (fame ' Mr. Aim U finishing his first year as the band's Ronald Vechnyr srrvw “ band’s high s,cpping new director. drum major. First chair band members are, ROW ONE. SEATED: Karen Warner, Rachel Brudnoy, Ruth Ziff, Barbara Niederloh. Col-leen Smith. ROW TWO, STANDING: Gerhard Horn, Danny Weinberg. Terrance Pfahl, Joe Hyatt, Richard Krahn, Cayetano Bari, Thomas Oltman, Clark Anderson, Evan Anderson. PoCcm, ScutcC lR.ecetve l aCua le North’s Polar Band, directed by Mr. Aim. performed at several auditoriums and pep fests. This group also took part in half time entertainment for several of the football games. It aided the “A” Band in forming the name, “Corky,” for the Homecoming show. The members of this band work hard and hope to qualify for membership in the first band. ROW ONE: Jules Beck, Ray Aimer, Elena Peterson, Jeanne Alford, Carolee Geer, Joanne Lindroos, Gerald Dukstein, Stanley Sektor. Martha Slaydon. Linda Rubinger, Stephen Wancn. ROW TWO: Philip Issacson, James Wcpplo, Wynne Williams, Ernest Syomela. Robert Cundiff, Jeremy Gottstein. William Warner. ROW THREE: Sara Freedland, Claudia Berge, Judith Parsons, Jan Larson, Fred Silver, Sheldon Jacobs, Mr. Aim, Bernard Stay. 60 The Polarette officers were Joanne Lieske, captain; “Everyone together now. cheese cake).” Marilyn Ambroz, choreographer; Patricia Fong, treasurer; taurice Jones, secretary. PoCanette £ tt itai t at “Tttcuuf £ve tt This year’s group of high steppers helped make half-time shows more entertaining. Members of this group started practicing early in the summer in order to be ready for their first football game. They also participated in the Homecoming program, the Holiday Revue, and Senior A Day. Tryouts for the group were held in the spring of last year. Judith Zweigbaum. Lola Turner. Sandra Mady. Mary Ohlin, Carol Cenung. Joanne Lieske, Susan Nelson, Patricia Hall. Laurice Jones. Patricia FaJkowski, Carol Anderson, Barbara Miller, Dorothy Bohn. Karen Bosak, Marilyn Ambroz. Patricia Fong. ROW ONE: Bonnie Humphrey, Judith Zweigbaum, Roxanne Kleyman. Wanda Mark, Maxine Carp, Patricia Doyle, Lillie Whit mer, Sharon May. ROW TWO: Joe Goldman, Michael Joshua. Larry Sandwick, Cynthia Martinson. Julianna Adler, Carol Bragcr, Elaine Benowitz. ROW THREE: Diane Schupmann. Roslyn Furst, Nancy Hacrtzen, Diane Pearson, Colleen Smith, Carol Boilcav, Karen (.arson, Karen Bosak. ROW FOUR: Dale Dobrin, Gale Kaplan, Paul Moe. Estelle I-azerowitz, David Blumberg. Sherry Sasner, Sandra DiBenedetto. Suzanne Cameron. ROW FIVE: Kenneth Casperson, Richard Ryan. William Guy, Darryl Durand, Vivian Wolter, Shirley Bielke, Lois Anderson, Lloyd Van Hale. ut StucUnfo Helping to promote thrift among the student body, the banking monitors worked hard to achieve better home room results in consistent banking. This year a new banking system was established which used I.B.M. cards instead of the old hand written bank books. This important group was advised by Mr. John Conover. ROW ONE: Sandra Turchick, Patti Farr and, Pamella Matt away, Verna Cornell, Charla Rajala. Lola Turner, Barbara Halverson, Judith Seiler. ROW TWO: Marilyn Moe, JoAnn Auger. Maryrae Elliott. Diane Tumquist. Kathleen Pegg, Sandra Mady, Barbara flirt. Charlotte Oilman, Tamara Kletzky. ROW THREE: Betty Jo Starke, JoAddie Munson. Jeanette Tollefson, Marian Fuller, Grace Ridgley. Karen Moe, Sandra Johnson. Patricia Kelley. Judith Teener. ROW FOUR: David Zwickey, Michael Berkowitz. Carol Hynes, Sharon DeGardner, Maxine Fleisher, Sandra Hcintz, Gayle Carole, Jacqueline Fern. ROW FIVE: Gary Jones, Henry Myhre, Raivo Schwalbe, Thomas Kommers, Lenore Johnson, Gloria Itman, Dianne Gibo. Donna Swanson. 62 ROW ONE: Sharon Carlson, I.ois Oxwoeld, Kathy Arnold. Stephanie Lehrmun, Esta Greenberg, Jean Stano, Marilyn Dale. ROW TWO: Sharon Hunczak, Judi Weisman, Arlene Milstein, Kathleen Forbes, Sharon Chodos, Susan Schwartz. Dorayne Smoot. ROW THREE: Sandy Eklund, Rayc dander, Cathy Hetland, Sharon Daluge, Shari Resncr, Sharon Draper, Eugene Gittelson. ROW FOUR: Barbara King, Janice McCoy. Faye Olander, Janet Ga«s. Arleen Bergstrom. Carol Bogema, Put Lynch. ROW FIVE: Jerry Struthcrs, Thomas Kommers. Shirley Fox, Dudley Thnycr, Beverly Pedlar, Michael Berkowitz, Karen Peterson. eet Senve (Zonuttututy The Junior Red Cross is another one of North's longstanding organizations. The representatives are informed monthly of JRC’s progress in the Red Cross Journal. Each representative was elected by his homeroom to represent it at each meeting. Again this year. Mrs. Phyllis Lyders was adviser to the group. ROW' ONE: Penny Rollin, Wanda Werner, Carolyn Halbert. Lola Turner, Carolyn Stoll, Georgcannc Lijewski, Lois Micklin. ROW TWO: Marilyn Moe, Margaret Peiffer, Rolla Broil man. Judith Saari, LaRae Hopko. Arlene Fuchs. Joanne Nygren. ROW THREE: Gerald Flannelly, Janet Groth, Naomi Schulman, Donna Schimmcl, Joanne Sturman, Mary Alyce Kronzcr, Judy Hill. ROW FOUR: George Davidovich, Kathy Heruth. Richard Randle, Judith Sheridan. Bette Shaw, Judith Parsons, Carol Ecklen, Laurice Jones. ROW FIVE: Sheldon Block, Judith Rosengrcn, Leo Johnson. Paul Goldstein, Mary Hubbard, James Trombley. Henry Myhre. 63 KOW ONE: Roscannc Brown, Evalyn Elftmann, Kathleen Kuntz, Karen Gates, Ramona Chilstrom, Maxine Carp, Geraldine Olson, Andrea Harich, Mary Ellison, Margaret Swanson, Susan Erickson. ROW TWO: Lola Turner, Joanne Lieske, Joanne Stur-man. Connie Barnett, Donna Angel. Carol Sparks Karen Bundtzen, Karen Schwartz, Katherine Dunn, Dawn Wright, Carol Johnson. Diane Hamlin. ROW THREE: David Powell, Thomas Harris, Vincent Rogalski, Mary Swenson. Sharon Evens Judith Bergstrom, Marilyn Ryks, Susan Hatch, Karen Szymanski, Barbara Peterson. Jeanette Tollefson. ROW FOUR: Manny Kopstein, Jeffrey Kivens, Richard Johnson, John Mcland. Arnold Odessky, Gerald Sturmer, Dale Lindquist, Gerald Taft, Richard Ryan, Lloyd Van Hale. James Archer, Merrill Goldberg, Richard Karp, David Sikorski. s4 'P%e4ttye fo Ttontd, This year’s choir has worked hard under the direction of Mr. Larson. They gave several benefit concerts during the Christmas holidays including one at the Sister Kenny Institute where they entertained a special patient. Corky Rotfhl. The choir gave several combined concerts with the band as well as a Spring Concert which presented the music from several hit Broadway musicals. They also participated in the retirement banquet for Mr. Cooper. The Choir also had several fund raising projects to earn money to pay for the new robes and to finance a trip to Chicago in the spring. They held a dance and sold Christmas cards and boxes of candy. Members of the Choir Council arc. ROW ONE: Haney Kaye, Joan Pennig. Joanne Lieske, Judith Krasner, Edward Schwartz. ROW TWO: Karen Moe, Merrill Goldberg. Dawn Wright, James Archer. Emerald'Dibble, David Sikorski. ROW ONE: Barbara McKclvey, Carol James Kathleen Engman, Judith Krtaner, Arleen Bergstrom, Karen Larson, Joan Pennig. Charlotte Oilman, Arlya Bullock. JoAnnc Nygren, Constance Schultz, Eileen Peterson. ROW 'HVO: Shirley Milgrom, Judith Teener, Judith Kephart, Susan Welch, Karen Moe, Violet Starkson, Emerald Dibble, Jane Forster, Mary Ohlin, Marlene Kupetz, Roxanne Kleyman. ROW THREE: Karen Flodeen, Sandra Holler, Kathryn Heruth, Carole Erickson, Jacqueline Morrison. Rita Karch, Susan Shaw, Shema Soil, Vivian Wolter, Mary Schmiege, Sharon Stanchfield, Harvey Kaye. ROW FOUR: Edward Schwartz. Ronald Anderson, David Zwiekey, Mark Smith, Elliott Bodzin, David I.indgren, Myron Ruppert, Lawrence Nelson, Glenn Miller, Thomas Pavlock, James Druk, David Hoffman, Ralph Bcastrom, Lyle Cary. 65 The Ail-Qty Choir practices each Saturday morning. Members of this group were selected for their superior singing ability and their citizenship. The members are. HOW ONE: Thom-as Pavlock, Karen Szymanski. David Sikorski. ROW TWO: Judith Kras-ner, Kathryn He-ruth, Connie Barnett, Sherna Soil. Special d toOtc t t Tftucic Pncynamc The Glee Club is made up of girls who aspire to he in the “A” Choir. Here they gain the singing experi- ence necessary for their admittance. They participated in the Winter Concert given by the choir and the band. HOW ONE: Lillian Antila, Judith Weisman, Chcyrl Hocm, Karen Hagtors, Karen Paige, Kathleen Forbes, Sally Ley, DcAnne Morgan, Jackie Hank, Diana Johnson. HOW TWO: Norrine Trickey, Diane Potvin, Bette Shaw, JoAnne Berry, Helen Neun singer, Elaine Swing. Sandra Sumpter, Julianna Adler, Donna Auburn. ROW THREE: Marian Fuller, Barbara Anderson, Julie C.odtrey, Nancy SchwarU, Janice Dobbs, Barbara Steeber, Carol Stigen, Judith Hartman, Charlotte Mjos. 7eac6en In order to keep all gym and health classes running smoothly, the girls’ physical education teachers train a number of girls to assist them with the preparation for the various activities. During the year, there were seventeen such girls who were trained in leadership during sixth period on Mondays. These girls were taught to be as friendly, courteous, and helpful as possible. Their duties were varied. They took roll, demonstrated, kept order in the locker rooms, and kept busy during the whole period by helping with each class. Some of the girls were assigned to individuals who were either having trouble with the activities or who were doing outstanding work. Three to four leaders were assigned to each class. They were chosen on athletic ability, leadership qualities, and a high scholastic record. ROW ONE: Karen Thorson, Ina Collins. Alana Drosacl, Elizabeth Forare, Jean Lofstrand, Sharon Johnson. ROW TWO: Bonnie Buhrt, Sharon Daluge, Marian Erickson, Dianne Scannell. Karen A ho. ROW THREE: Darlene Day, Barbara Wicherski. Penny Darsow, Carol Hynes, Kathy Steman, Karen Gleason. 67 I.o t and Found: Judith Johnson, Grace Ridgley. Nurse’ Aid : JoAnn Hutchins, Carol Johnson. Tickets: Bette Bertrand. Lynda Howlett. cutd 'pocotct, 7toci4e s4cct , 7cc6et Sewe t£e ScfooC During the year, the lost and found girls helped many students recover lost hooks and other valuable materials. Mr. Nenow served as the adviser. Tickets to any game or activity were procurer! from the busy ticket sellers in the front hall. Advised by Miss Madigan. these girls sacrificed their lunch hours to serve the school. The nurse’s aids assisted the school health department and Miss Dargay by making chart heights and weights of athletes, taking charge of any emergencies when the nurse was busy, and running necessary errands. 68 Janel Heath, Judith Solberg, Donna Schim-md, Lauricc Jones, Margaret Hooverson, Claudette Burton, Diana Ford. Stucte tt tytue £xfaa Service fo t6e ScttooC Under the direction of Mrs. Elva Carlson, the tnimeo girls aid teachers by running off assignments and tests on the duplicating machines. For this service to the school, they receive fifty service points per year. The art aids work under the supervision of Miss Read. They maintain the bulletin boards and put up posters which remind Polars of coming games, dances, and parties. s4id TfCautfaitt cut Aifin Uf, The library aids arc a great help to North students. Their job includes assisting students in finding and checking out the books they need, as well as re-shelving these books when they are returned. They also help forgetful students by sending them notices when their books arc overdue. This group works under the supervision of Miss Ulvestad. ROW ONE: Sharon Froehlig, Patricia Tabako, Geraldine Olaon. Janet Mikelson. URac Hopko. ROW TWO: Shari Besncr, Diane Winkler. Judy Fisher. JoAnn Auger. ROW THREE: Judith Johnson. Phyllis SmUey, Marilyn Johnson, Gloria Itman, Judith Jensen. ROW ONE: Judith Zwcigbaum, Arlys Bullock, Patricia Schumacher, Maxine Carp. Carol Swanson, Louise Potek. ROW' TWO: Margie Sudduth, JoAnn Auger. Sharon DuBois, Sharon Gall. Carol Hackert. ROW THREE: Sigrid Lee, Gayle Smith, Nance Zimmerman, Pamala Chealer, Karen Bundtzen. Mary Ann Schneider. ROWf THREE: Paulette Binkley, Sandra Stoeckman, Judith Falkowski, Kathy Schlee, Maxine Fleisher. S.S.P. tuU 'P'loynastt S.E.P. aids are not only a help to teachers but also a help to many sophomores. They take attendance and see that work books are distributed to each S.E.P. student. By correcting tests, they help to lessen the work of S.E.P. teachers. Mr. Cleary was in charge of selecting and advising this year's group of S.E.P. aids. The able bodied Stage Crew never rests. “United work” is their motto. S zye (?necv Ti on ba eAuteC t£e Scenes The Stage Crew 19 one of the behind-the-scenes organizations that make North’s auditoriums a success. They are in charge of the technical end which includes the handling of stage lights, spotlights, and props. This energetic group is under the supervision of Mr. Smith. ROW ONE: Dwayne Peterson. Terry Keno, Bruce Lee, Roger Mord. ROW TWO: Larry Small. James Eckman, Robert Kuehn, Terry Se!and. ROW ONE: Karen Berry, Margaret Donahue. Donna Blais, Carol Houlton, Patricia King, Judith Hotter. ROW TW'O: Gloria Gavin, Sharon Froehlig, Nancie Tromiczak, Judith Franson, Judith Webster. ROW' THREE: Carol Warn, Raye Olander, Barbara Wyland. Susan Schmidt. ROW FOUR: Betty Hrraldson, Kathleen Crow, Theodore Patterson, Shirley Bielke, Janet Gan. 'rtyaCC dpucvtcU 'Keefi S ftoot6fy “I thought the bell rang,” is the cry of students as they try to sneak past the alert hall guards. These students give up their fourth hour study halls to take on the task. They are responsible for maintaining order in the halls during the five lunch periods. Mr. Lars Kindem is in charge of choosing and placing the guards. Reporting for active duty. HOW ONE: Carol Brager, Nancic Trornizak. Carolyn Stoll. Judith Zweighaum. ROW' TW'O: Kathleen Skochinski, Ingrid Lea-trrud. La Rae Hopko, Lois Ozvfoeld, Carol Cuptil. ROW' THREE: Dianne Pearson. Carol Ecklen. Ruth W'idell, Maryrae Elliott. The Courtesy Committee’s main purpose is to assist new students in making a speedy adjustment to the routine at North. They also assist the counselors in programming and testing projects. The Who’s Who girls keep track of the many activities of North’s students; they record this information on cards in the counselor’s office. C cce s4icU Z frencettce s4uU u? The Office Aids are a group of girls who work one hour a day or during homeroom doing filing and other types of clerical work. They also learn how to work at the switchboard in the school office. One girl also helped the attendance clerk. Mrs. Anderson, check in returning absentees before school and during homeroom. Miss Lundberg was in charge of this year’s group of girls. ROW ONE: .Arlys Bullock. Serene Filerman, Margaret Sheridan, Constance Schultz, Charlene Bethel. ROW TWO: Frances Berg. Sharon Tilsner, Mary Ann Schneider. Patricia O’Shea, Denise Thompson. ROW THREE: Mary Ellen Anderson, Bette Bertrand, Kathryn Holmquist, Diane Powell, Beverly Lehman. ROW FOUR: Evelyn Johnson, Kathleen Ottem, Juanita Berg, Lenore Johnson, Colleen Mulrean. Lois Wyland, Kathleen Crow. Sieve Abramowitr, Merrill Goldberg, Martin Fitcrman, Sharon Schulman, Carolyn Hirsch. Evelyn Johnson, Joanne Lieske. ' Seottupitty 60 Sta Twas ihc day before deadlines and all through the place Expressions of pain were seen on each face. The whole staff was cracking under the strain. While the wheels were turning in each little brain. Our Editor, Kathy, was pacing the floor. In hopes that no one would need any more— Copy, headlines, pictures, or triplicates. For the poor photographers had last minute dates. When all of a sudden Joanne screamed with delight, “Our section is finished, I can go out tonight.” Gary took the last no-doze and said with a yawn. The Sport’s section’s finished; I stayed up till dawn. Carolyn and Marian had finished their units And were sitting in back feasting on cokes and doughnuts. Miss Person wiped the sweat from her brow, And we all stood around wondering what to do now. Then off to the postofficc the finished pages went. And to the publishers they were sent. We all rested easy after the rush. After keeping our theme and ideas hush, hush. We hope you enjoy reading our prized endeavor. And keep this Annual in your thoughts forever. Arleen Bergstrom. Barbara Peterson, Helga Rosenow, Geraldine Perrin, Marian Erickson, Philip Lundbcrg, Virginia Wieriman, Gary Harris, Gary Jones. ROW ONE: Betty Kilbury, Judith Moore, Susan Inberg, Estelle Chemrinow, Carole Goldstein. ROW TWO: Joan Weisman, Marian Fuller, Diane Biclke, Barbara McKelvey. ROW THREE: Linda Rubinger, Richard Bunke, Karen Hultgren, Betty Heraldson, Elaine Benny. ROW FOUR: Leo Pawelsky, Barbara Fern, Lyle Cary, Susan Hatch, Judith Hartman. ROW FIVE: Jame« Eckman, Clark Anderson, David Soltis, Charles Darth, Thomas Ome. efesie e tt ztive6 SeCC cutcC oCCect The Polaris representatives are composed of students elected from each sophomore and junior homeroom to collect the payments for the Polaris annual. ROW ONE: Martha Pertinen, Patricia Doyle, Harriet Katz, Serene Fiterman, Sharon L. Johnson. ROW TWO: Francine Kraines, Judith Warner, Virginia Potvin, Diane Levitt, Wanda Mark. ROW THREE: Barbara Wyland, Janet LaVasseur, Dawn Wright. JoAnn Cohen, Marguerite Muller.- ROW FOUR: Sharon Stanchfield, Barbara Besner, Richard Habeck, Lucille Shaw, Roger Anderson. ROW FIVE: Janet Thompson, Claudia Berge, Myra Bogucki, Mary Janson, Mark Smith. 78 'Po vtos. 3V- TVeeMcf td S si4 of t6e School This year, the bi-weekly Polaris staff has done an exceptionally fine job of keeping the student body informed about the activities of the school. The editor, Mike Lee. added a new precedent by pushing ahead the deadline day to avoid the last minute rush. The paper’s policy of airing controversial subjects aroused the students to investigate and solve many of the problems of school life. Upper picture: Mike Lee and the page editors criticize each issue. Mr. Anderson is the adviser of the staff. ROW ONE: Sharon Rosen, Nancy Usan, Susan Skaff, Pamala Chesler, Janice Finkelstein, Nancy Zimmerman. ROW TWO: Roseanne Brown, Sandra Johnson. Mona DeSoto, Kay Archer, Ruih Widdl, Carol Swanson. ROW THREE: Michael Minter, Wayne Haskell, David Collins, David Powell. 79 ROW ONE: Sharon Rosen, Mona DeSoto, Loh Ozwocld. Jean Lofslrand, Shirley Withers St. Mane. Marlene Kupctz. Mansoor Alyeshmerni, Carol Guptil, Lynn Remly. ROW T1 tricia Falkowski Naomi hulman Stanley Dobrin. ROW FOUR: Sheldon Schreiberg, Kathleen Crow, Diane Powell, Dianne Prar on. Jerald Sadoff. ROW FIVE: Rol ert Gale. Cenc Lind, Robert Kuehn, Wayne Haskell. Michael Lee. spoon, Lucille Dargay. ROW TWO: Diana HREE: Stephen Bloch, Carol Ecklen, Pa 'Duoxna Students 'DeveCoft 7ale tt “North buttons for sale.” This was the cry that rang through the halls when the Drama Club sold the new design North buttons. The club also participated in the Thanksgiving program and in a pep fest this year. This group, under the direction of Mr. Floyd Pearson, also jrresented a full length play. ROW ONE, SEATED: Marilyn Winerman, Estelle Chemrinow, Sharon Fleisher, I'amaJa Mataway, Roslyn Furat, Bette Huncgs, Estelle Lazerowitz. ROW 'rWO. STANDING: Judith Luman, Sharon Lou Tapper, Eileen Berkowitz, Barbara King, Phyllis Lehman, Marcella Cram, Marlene Atkins, Beverly Lehman, Merriam Bernstein, Geraldine Balter, Harriet Goldman, Elaine Paletv. This group of girls, advised by Mrs. Hedlund, is one of the several service clubs at North. For their service project this year, they cleaned the trophy cases. President, Sharon Lou Tapper; treasurer, Barbara King; vice president, Pamala Matt away; secretary, Marcella Cram. ROW ONE: Bruce Hendry, James Rajari, Stanley Dobrin, Henry Allison, James Lowrie, Stephen Bloch, Peter Kampa, Curtis Bymark, James Druk, Martin Skar, Larry Sandwick, Lee Snapko, Melvin Schanfield. ROW TWO: Henry Antila, Gary Hall, Edward Schwartz, James Vlahos, James Stabno, Grey Getty, George Lento, Martin Flasher, Joseph Mitchell, Gerald Flannclly, Sheldon Sellreiberg, Dale Dobrin. ROW THREE: William Willey, George Polusny, Daniel Berglund, Brian Kocher, Juan Tolcn-t no, Richard Rivkin, James Meyer, Harry Jones, Henry Myhre, John Richards, Michcal Berkowitz, Bruce Waller. ROW FOUR: Gerald Smith, Mike Postle, Lloyd Lavallc, James Gilbertson, Gerald Strothers, Bruce Youngdahl, Richard Nafstad, Manny Kopstein, Lee Holmer, Thomas Callinan, John Henderson, Ronald Kari. TOonA tfo ettena Friday is the big day for members of the “N” Club. On this one day of the week, members can wear their hard earned and envied N’s. This club’s main purpose is to promote cooperation and friendliness among the athletes. At the end of the school year, they held a banquet supported by dues paid to the club’s treasury. This year’s officers were president, Henry Antila; vice president, Bud Schaitberger; secretary, Richard Johnson; treasurer, James Gilbertson. This group was advised by Mr. Soltys. ROW ONE: David Slettcn, James Cook, Anthony Badali, Gcrold Holman, Michael Hartig, Herbert Schaitberger, Gerald Krause, David Held, Larry Sorenson, Curtis Lange. ROW TWO: Joseph Greenberg, Thomas Lonsky, Charles Hruska, Clyde Brodt, Gerald Rowles, Raivo Schwalbe, Wayne Haskell, Michael Lee, Thomas McCaffrey, Gerald Cole, Michael Streed. ROW THREE: Carl Ccderberg, Geoffrey Caufmaj), Gerald Dolan, Richard Knight, Arthur Jentsch, Julian Goldberg, Roy Anderson, Dennis Anderson, Gary Jones, Gary Bergstrom, Gilbert Rozman, Richard Toft. ROW FOUR: Larry Pomcrleau, Thomas Stclljes, James Hingeley, Douglas Stay, Leonard Porter, James Ginsburg, Joel I.ocketz, David Ahlstcd, Thomas Booker, Joseph Pollack, George McMurry. 82 'PwfiCLne fin t6e 'Jutune Future Homemakers of America is an organization which provides homcmaking experience plus fun. Among their activities this year were a successful hake sale in December, a Christmas cookie sale for the teachers, and a visit to the Patricia Stevens Modeling School. They gave frequent parties and practiced preparing special refreshments. Representatives took part in the district meeting at Elk River and the state meeting at the Leamington Hotel in March. ROW ONE: Recreation chairman, Grace Ridgely; song leader, Joanne Sturman; president, Barbara Peterson; vice president, Judith Johnson. ROW TWO: treasurer, Evelyn Johnson; secretary. Patricia Johnson; historian, Joanne Auger. ROW ONE: Sharon Gall, Carole Keller, Anna Noren, Janet Mikelaon, Judith Rudolph. Virginia Potvin. ROW TWO: Marjorie Case, Kathleen Malone. Lillian Phillips, JoAnn Auger, Emma Rodriguez. ROW THREE: Joyce Jansen, Gloria Larsen, Susan Schmidt, Diane Winkler, Allcne Kent, Grace Ridgley. ROW FOUR: Kathryn Gleason, Barbara Peterson, Joanne Sturman, Mary-lynn Ridgley, Donna Fox. ROW FIVE: Judith Johnson, Evelyn Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Lenorc Johnson, Shirley Fox, Emily Hcrmanson. ROW ONE: Shirley Graff, Margaret Hoove Jacqueline Morrison. Carol Bogema. Elaine Bielke, James Myhre, David anet Soine, Arlys Bullock. Donald Philippy. ROW TWO: Cathie Wuollet. ROW THREE: Joanne Peterson, Shirley Wayne Hanson, Robert Conklin, Robert Peterson, Henry Tton e Sfr 6e t at 4CC T teetcn ROW ONE: Constance Johnson, l.aRae Hopko, Carol Brager, Jean Lofslrand, Geraldine Olson, Janet Mikelson. ROW TWO: Barbara Niederloh. Jeanette Tollefson. Carol A. Johnson, Mary Ohlin, Karen Bundtzrn. ROW THREE: Sigrid Lee, Karen Anderson. Sharon Olstad. Ingrid Lesterud, Karen Hagfors. ROW FOUR: Janet Groth, Ruth Widell, Janice Jopp, Nancy James, Thomas Daugherty. beginning of the school year. The club spoke Norwegian at all of their meetings and published a bi-weekly newspaper, also in Norwegian, called the Vikingen. The editors of the paper were representatives from first, second, and third year Norse classes. The head editors from the third year class were Kathy Lewison. Carol Bogema, Shirley Bielke, and Margaret Hooverson. Several of the club members attended Mr. Kindem's wedding last January. Treasurer, Ruth Widell; secretary, Carol Brager: president, James Baj ri; sergeant-at-arms, Henry Myhre; vice president. Robert Conklin. Geography helps teach students Norwegian. 85 Monkey see, monkey do. HOW ONE: Diane Hamlin, Roxanne Klcyman, Sharon May, Sandra Turchick. Geraldine Olson, Lucille Dargay. ROW TWO: Joan Pennig, Carol Greene, Geraldine Perrin. Beverly Friedell, Holla Breilman, Rulh Ziff. ROW THREE: Judith Jansen, Joyce Jansen, Carol Ann Johnson, Judith Reiter, Joan W'eisman. ROW FOUR: Susan Hatch, Andrea Hricko, Martha Johnson, Judith Krasner, Naomi Schulman, Marcella Cram. ROW FIVE: Vivian Walter, James Stanton, Lyle Gary. David Sikorski, Merrill Goldberg, Myrna Kaplan. This year J.U.N. has had many interesting activities which increased its understanding of people all around the world. They had speakers from Korea and India as well as films which showed some of the activities of the U.N. A few of the club members were able to attend a mock session of the U.N. Security Council which was held at Vocational High. As service projects. the club held a bake sale for the Corky Roehl fund, and they presented an entertaining, informative auditorium for the student body. The adviser to this group is Mr. Pogoler. SEATED: Vice president, Joan Web-man. STANDING: President, Judith Jan� cn; treasurer, Merrill Goldberg: secretary, Barbara King. BOTTOM: Election of a new secretary was held in the middle of the year. Barbara King was elected. StMtapt' S6M Once each month the Chess Club meets over the chess board to indulge in applied strategy. Chess is a slow-moving game; concentration is of ultimate importance. Because of this victory holds a greater satisfaction and defeat is not quite so difficult to bear. The Chess Club is under the supervision of Mr. Schneider. The Chess Club officers are Larry Cm-man, SI e v e n Iscn-berg, and Joe Cold-man. KOW ONE: Steven Isenbcrg, Joe Goldman. Bruce Wolertz, Michael Joshua ROW TWO- David Hnffm.n R„„.u Dale Chmielewski. Bruce Metchnek. ROW THREE: Gan- Wcdin Curtis Tennin Thnm« O™. I?’ win w ’ nor. ROW FOUR: Lawrence Gruman. Lee Holmer. Rog?r £21 MbM Poplin ’ WUBim W“ ROW ONE: Sharon Ro� cn. Beverly Friedell, DeAnne Morgan, Marsha Benson, Mona DeSoto, Eleanor Baker, Roxanne Klcyman. Marsha Wolk, Roseannr Brown, Estelle Chemrinow. ROW TWrO: Mansoor Alyeshmcrni, Stanley Sektor, Michael Joshua, Colleen Smith. JoAddie Munson. Joan Wcisman, Miriam Bernstein, Marlene Kupetz, Sharon Hunczak. ROW THREE: Kathryn He-ruth, Connie Barnett. Carol Ecklen, Phyllis Smiley, Malcom Cohen, Judith Krasner, Karen Szymanski, Isaac Bonder, Beverly Lehman, Rita Ann Karch. ROW FOUR: Ralph Wittcoff, Michael Pupkin. Gilbert Rozman. Jerald Sadoff, Steven Kupetz, Thoma-Ome, Martin Fiterman. Michael Baker, Claude Schochet. s4c ueve4 'tyeasi The National Forensic League is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. North’s chapter is divided into two major groups: speech and debate. Speech activities are subdivided into extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, manuscript reading, discussion, radio script, humorous readings, story telling, serious interpretation, pantomime, memorized oratory, impromptu, and one-act plays. Debaters have had a record year; they £ laced high in major tournaments and won oth trophies at Sibley High School. They placed sixth at Gustavus Adolphus in competition with forty midwestern schools. This year. Miss Connors continued directing the activities of the league. The officers of N.F.L are tournament aecretary, Joan Weiaman; vice president, Marsha Benson; recording secretary, Sharon Hunczak; president, Malcom Cohen; bu� ines« manager, Martin Fiterman. “Now, kids, get out and sell those photo folders. A new division, radio script, was added this year. The debaters display their trophies and mascot. ‘The papa bear, the mama bear, and the little baby bear.” Storytelling was one of the new speech divisions this year. ROW ONE: Ronald Cain, Jenevra Raccttc, Lynn Remly, Joe Goldman. ROW TWO: Ronald McGaughey, Margaret Curry, Dale Chmielewski. ROW THREE: Mark Welter, Lawrence Gruman, Bruce Hitman, Ralph Wittcoff. The Junior Academy of Science, advised by Mr. Perrin, enables the members to pursue their interests in science. Several of the members entered the Science Fair and the Westinghouse Science Talent Search scholarship contest. The club has had several interesting speakers who discussed various aspects of science. They found time to show some of their interests in the display case and take a field trip to General Mills. The Club’s officers were Larry Gruman, president; Mansoor Alyeshmerni, vice president, and Joe Goldman, secretary. Larry Gruman analyzes the club’s display. vice The Phy-C dub officer, were Robert W.len.ky, president and eye... «cr«ary; s.cei, president; Lynn Remly. sener.1 orysnirstion ehairm n and correaponding secretary. ‘Pfaf cct T e K H4tnate4 c t ScAoo£ Under the guidance of Mr. Threinen and Mr. Zimmerman, the Physics Club prepared demonstrations on various fields of physics. These demonstrations were given at several elementary schools in the North High area to stimulate thought on the subject of science and physics. The Physics Club also made field trips of a scientific nature and participated in broadcasts over ham radio. ROW ONE: Janctt Mengdlcoch, Ronald Cain, Mansoor Alyeshmcrni, Stanley Allison, Lynn Remly. ROW TWO: Cary Shaich, Dale Chmielewski, Bruce Lazarus, Steven Isenberg. ROW THREE: Merrill Goldberg, David Smith, Margaret Curry, Thomas Pavlock, David Sikorski. ROW FOUR: Michael Frisch. William Guy, Gerald Smith, Robert Walensky. 91 'Pefc (?Cu Sc mi Sfivut The Pep Club is one of the boosters of school spirit at North. They composed the slogans for posters and dodgers displayed on game days. They learned the school cheers and led cheers in the halls during Sno-Week. This club, advised by Miss Mary Josephson, met every Monday after school. “Polar bear. Polar bear, brrr, brrr. Tiger meat is what we eat, grrr, grrr.” ROW ONE: Patricia Doyle. Marilyn Dale, Estelle Chemrinow, Shirley Bloom, Michele Schwartz, Kathleen Lechko. ROW rWO: Barbara Taylor, Marilyn Winerman, Dorayne Smoot, Terry Nudell, Esla Greenberg, Carole Goldstein.' ROW THREE: Sharon Fleisher, JoAnn Auger, Sharon Frochlig, Joanne Lindroos, Elaine Benowitz, Wanda Mark. ROWr FOUR: Roslyn Furst, Claudia Berge, Jeanne Alford, Cheryl Eggert, Janet Thompson, Alice Wedekind, Donna Kaufman. ROW FIVE: Judith Rosengren, Carolyn Carlson, Kathleen Crow, Carolyn Hirsch, Emily Hermanson, Sherry Sasner. ROW ONE: Susan Schwartz, Lois Monet te, Mary Ledin, Yvonne Sendek, Phyllis Swerdlick. Roberta Gorsky. ROW TWO: Marian Erickson, Kathleen Forbes, Susan Gohmert, Mary Street, Lois Ozwoeld, Diane Levitt. ROW THREE: Sharon Huncrak, Kathy Vlock, Susan Schmidt, Gloria Gavin, Barbara Schneidman, Mary Balke. ROW FOUR: Marguerite Muller, Sandra Di-Benedetto, Karen Szymanski, Gloria Larsen, Darlene Person. Janet Sundeen, Judith Reiter. ROW FIVE: Sandra Eklund, Raye Olander, Faye Olander, Karen Kriefall, I� uise Stillpass, Karen Peterson. ROW ONE: Marilyn Ambroz, Mary Ann Kinsley, Beverly Does. Sandra Shackle, Diana Ford, Sharon Dempsey. ROW TWO: Mary Heston, Karen Anderson, Bonnie Criaco. Jeraldine Jandro. Gay Polaczyk. Karen Hunt. Penny Rollin. ROW THREE: Patricia Carlson. Carol Hiivala. Sheila Splon, Cheryl Hoem, Karen Paige, Mary Thill. ROW FOUR: Barbara Wicherski, Frances Berg. Madelyn Colstrom, Paulette Binkley. JoAnne Berry, Judith Parsons, Penny Cederberg. ROW FIVE: Mary Hubbard, Audrey Falk, Patricia Carter, Beverly Chevalier. Karen Shuster, Shirley Milgrom. 93 ROW ONE: Treasurer, Meredith Hoffman; chaplain, Shirley Bloom; secretary, Virginia Wicriman; president, Kathleen Smith. ROW TWO: Y-Adviser, Miss Claire Housh; vice president, Lynda Howlett; club adviser, .Miss Kay Talty. 7ee t Seed Senoice cutd SoccaC Activity Y-Tcens is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A., a world wide organization. The goals of Y-Teens are as follows: “To grow as a person; To grow in fellowship with people of all races and religions; and To grow in the knowledge and love of God.” Last fall, the Y-Teens had a recognition banquet for the purpose of inducting new members and officers. Other events were the Hanging of the Greens and the International. Fair. In February the College Conference and the Hi-Y. Y-Teens Conference were attended by North representatives. The club also sponsored an auditorium with the Panel of Americans. A tri-school dance with Central and Henry was held on March 12, and the annual Y-Teens formal was held on April 2. A picnic in the spring was the finale for the many activities of the North Y-Teens Club. This year the advisers were Miss Talty and Miss Claire Housh. iafet i f ROW ONE: Mary Phillip . DeAnne Morgan, Su� an Gohmert. Carole Keller. Diana Johnson, Esta Greenberg. ROW TWO: Patricia Shobe, Gloria Gavin, Karen Gates, Judith Warner, Lillian Phillips, Judith Solberg. ROW THREE: Carol Isaacson. Bonnie Buhrt, Beverly Briggs, Anna Mae Alama. Susan Schmidt, Penny Cederberg. ROW FOUR: Raye Olander, Mary Anderson. Janet Gass, Faye Olander, Susan Welch, Barbara Anderson. ROW ONE: Penny Rollin, Carole Ervasti, Donna Auburn, Kathleen Milton, Judith Franson, Karen Kreibich. ROW TWO: Darlene Dragieff, Sandra Spooner, Arlene Fuchs, Karen Mikkelsen, Ingrid Lesterud, Judith Johnson. ROW THREE: Sandra Hcintz, Janice Johnson, Marjorie Clemons, Carol Rathmanner, Susan Gregrrsen, Bonnie Grisco. ROW FOUR: Lynda Howlett, Kathleen Crow, Carolyn Hirsch, Jane Turunen, Karen Shuster. Judith Parsons. (fya kte 2 ROW ONE: Sandra Shackle, Betty Stolt, Jean Lofstrand, Sandra Parsons, Beverly Ziemer, Sharon Dempsey, Carolyn Stolt. ROW TWO: Carol Guptil, Cheryl Hoem, Kathleen Prgg, Janet Richter, Charlotte Oilman, Darlene Person. ROW THREE: Joyce Jansen. Karen Schuller, Carol Andersen. Pamala Benjamson, Carolyn Schmidt, Phyllis Carlson. ROW FOUR: JoAnne Berry, Qaudia Berge, Arleen Bergstrom, Cheryl Eggert, Madelyn Colstrom, Kathleen Smith. 95 ROW ONE: Carol Brager, Karen Berry. Elena Peterson. Virginia Wieriman. Terry Nudell, Dorayne Smoot, Eileen Peterson. ROW TWO: Janet Hoick, Denna Rosenau, Carol Sparks, Karen Hagfors, Karen Larson, Jacqueline Henderson. ROW THREE: Janet Thompson, Meredith Hoffman, Jeanne Alford, Diane Miller, Shirley Milgrom, Barbara Vnuk, Barbara Niederloh. ROW FOUR: Ruth Goetz, JoAddie Munson, Lois Wyland, Sandra Eklund, Dianne Pearson, Velma Shelton. (tyafiten 4 ROW ONE: Michelle Poland. Susan Inberg,- Lynda Anderson, Wanda Mark, Carole Goldstein, Linda Wilson. Susan Walsh. ROW TWO: Sandra Sumpter, Elaine Bcnowitz, Donna Kaufman, Sharon DuBois, Carol Swanson. ROW THREE: Sandra Erickson, Ivadelle Skordahl, Marylyn Ridgley, Kathleen Kendrick. Paulette Benjamson, Karen Aho, Carolee Geer. ROW FOUR: Mary Hubbard, Nancy Janies, Carol Hynes, Charlotte Mjos, Gloria Harris, Delores Pinske. 96 ROW ONE: Diane Hamlin, Arlys Bullock, Beverly Does, Beverly Proctor, Phyllis Swerdlick, Michele Schwartz. ROW TWO: Barbara Nelson, Raean Nichols, Sharon Evans, Karen Bundlzen, Mary Ohlin, LaRac Hopko. ROW THREE: JoAnn Hutchins, Patricia Bonner, Sigrid Lee, Judith Falkowski, Ruth Widell, Diane Potvin. ROW FOUR: Joanne Peterson, Susan Hatch, Martha Johnson, Nodra Filipck, Sandra Holler, Carol Ecklen. (tyafctex 6 ROW ONE: Constance Johnson, Linda Johnson, Charla Rajala, Ceorgeanne Lijewski, Shirley Bloom, Marilyn Ambroz, Carol Holman. ROW TWO: Jeanne Peterson, Marian Erickson, Barbara Taylor, Carol Bonstrom, Sharon Cranroth, Janet Nelson. ROW THREE: Kathleen Sorensen, Virginia Anderson, Colleen Smith, Peggy Loo Bergstrom, Dawn Wright, Sylvia Mead, Grctchen W'ol-ertz. ROW FOUR: Dorothy Narkie, Katherine Lewison, Cheryl Nugent, Colleen Mulrean, Judith Sheridan, Lois Anderson. 97 (- If: ‘ScuMitu (pAtvtaet i “TO iie 't ovch putt The Hi-Y is a youth organization sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. The purpose of this club is to create high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school and community. In the fall, the club had an induction ceremony for the new officers, and they sold balloons at Homecoming. Later in the year they had a rummage sale, their annual Sno-day, and a world service project. In the spring they participated in the College Conference, the Hi-Yt Y-Teens Conference, and the Youth and Government Day. They were advised by Mr. Vogel. Chaplain. Ronald Lechnyr; treasurer, Gary Jones; rice president. John Henderson; president, Robert Kuehn; secretary, Paul Johnson. 4cCq u4 ROW ONE: Paul Elvin, David Slettcn, Jay Cayton, Ralph Beastrom. Martin Skar. ROW TWO: James Sumstad. Robert Stuart, John A. Henderson. Bryan Bart ness, George Davidovich. Henry Myhre. ROW THREE: Michael Richards, Edward Kasnrr, Robert Kuehn, Dennis Sherva, Arthur Jentsch. ROW ONE: George Lento, David Lindgren, Charles Lawrence, William Warner, James Lowrie, Jeffrey Werner. ROW TWO: Donald Larson, James Eckrnan, Thomas Gamec, Glen Ridglcy, Richard Ranulle. TfCenccctef, ROW ONE: Evan Anderson, Michael Eggcrt, Terrance Pfahl. ROW TWO: Clark Anderson, Michael Johnson, Cayetano Bari, Ronald Lechnyr. ROW ONE: John Richards, Kennclh Krona, Gary Bergstrom, Juines Bajari. ROW TWO: Bruce Illingworth, Jerome Sturmrr, Lance Nyberg, Ronald Kari, Roger Person. ROW ONE: Roy Scherer, John Fischer, Gary Jones, Dwayne Peterson, Gary Harris. ROW TWO: Rodger Boe, Lee Holrner, Ronald Bccklund, David Buzzelle. FRONT TO BACK: City-wide representative, Marsha Benson; city-wide representative, Patricia Hodge; treasurer. Emerald Dibble; publicity chairman, Arleen Bergstrom; city-wide secretary, Betty Thele-mann; president, Melford Wheeler; vice president, David Swenson. Hi-C is an active group whose main purpose is encouraging spiritual growth and Christian fellowship. The club had many interesting speakers during the year as well as some wonderful parties. Among their activities were a scavenger hunt, a progressive dinner, 'and a hay ride. They also participated in the city-wide skating parties, musicales, and week end retreats. One of the highlights of the year was the Spring Formal Banquet. The adviser to this club was Mr. Quiring. (tyu t ut 'peCjCacvtAifc ROW ONE: faith Began son, Bonnita Erickson, Andrea Harich. Anna Norcn, Mona DeSoto, Gloria Carlson, Evalyn Elftmann. ROW TWO: Gloria Gearhart. Peter Goodwin. Geraldine Perrin. Karen W’araer, Maryrar Elliott, Marsha Benson. ROW THREE: Patricia Hodge, Ruth Goetz, Diane Mclndoo, Judith Kurtzahn, Emerald Dibble, Violet Starkson. ROW FOUR: Douglas Mclndoo, Finothy Petersen. Betty Thelcmann. Marilyn Mickelson, Carol Bogema, Arleen Bergstrom. ROW FIVE: Geoffrey Caufman. Gene Ipsen, David Swenson, Margaret Curry, William Guy, John Stanaway. 101 102 Sandy Eklund, Jean Lofmand, George Davidovich, Marlin Skar, Sandy Parson . Beverly Ziemer. Ctyeerfeade'uL 7fau ttcU t TfCvtale i “Yea, North!” echoes down the halls of North High. What’s this? It’s the cheerleaders of North High School practicing one of the many cheers that they have in their collection. The squad practiced unceasingly week after week throughout the school year to better the scores and morale of their high school. They were ably led by the girls’ athletic instructor. Miss Tracy, and by their captain, Sandy Parsons. The squad worked ‘hard the year round at North at all sporting events and pep fests. The members of this year’s team were Sandy Parsons. Jean Lofstrand. Beverly Ziemer, Martin Skar, and George Davidovich. In January, three associate cheerleaders were chosen. They were juniors Karen Bosak, Lois Ozwoeld. and Andrea Hricko. The only junior previously on the team was Sandy Fklund. 104 oya£tcf, We’re loyal to you. North Side High. We’ll wear white and blue. North Side High. We’ll back you to stand ’gainst the best in the land For we know you will stand. North Side High, Rah! Rah! So follow that ball. North Side High. Go crashing ahead. North Side High. Our team is our famed protector. On. boys, for we expect a victory from you. North Side High. Come on and raise that flag to which we’ll be true. Come on and fight for North, we’re fighting for you. Here we pledge our hearts and hands to Dear old North Side High, Rah! 7 Season ‘ftya uttcafr4' 'ifyasuC 0?iy6tc ty tcddena Head Coach Snell The 1959 football squad provided many thrills for the loyal student body. 'Chough their victories were fewr, the team put out a brilliant effort which was appreciated by all of the Polar fans. The nucleus of the squad was composed of twenty-six seniors which will leave a comparatively green team for the 1960 season. The captains of this year’s team were Henry Antila and Gary Holman (pictured below). Through the 1959 season, many ups and downs were in store for the team, student body, and faculty. The boys started the year with a defeat at the hands of the Washburn team under the Parade Stadium lights. The second game was dropped to the Roosevelt squad by the score of 19-7. The third contest of the season found South forfeiting the game to North. During the middle of the season. North traveled to Marshall High for their Homecoming. The North squad put up an excellent fight, but the Cardinals triumphed over the Polars. North received a great blow as their center linebacker, Corky Roehl. was seriously injured during the game at Southwest. This game, the first of his high school career, drew to a close all too soon to suit him. Paralyzed from the waist down. Corky spent months in the hospital recovering from the serious spinal injury he sustained. Because of Corky's injury, the team tried to rally, but it was too late in the game, and Southwest was victorious. The next game was our Homecoming game against Vocational. Our beautiful queen, Karen Anderson, watched proudly as the Vocational squad was brought to its knees by the superior Polars. Edison was victor over North at the next game. The weather was damp and dreary, but the spirits of both schools were undaunted. More unseasonable weather greeted the team and fans as the last game of the season was played at West. Our team made a great attempt, but was topped by the West squad. 107 26 Se tcon4, 7ea t A A John Henderson JA AKtk Cary Holman Bryan Bartness Gary Hall Jim Gilbertson Shcl Schrciberg Dick Johnson Of' Julian Goldberg FRONT ROW: Jim Lcnhart. Joe Mitchell, Henry Allison, Ed Weiner, Shcl Schrciberg, Dave Gomez, Clyde Brodt, Henry Antila, Gary Holman, Gary Holman, Gary Bergstrom, Dave Held, Joe Greenberg, James Cook, Juan Tolcntino, Paul Chatfield, Bryan Bartness, Donald 108 Henry Allison mam Henry Antila Dave Held Joe Greenberg Henry Myhrr Dennis Anderson A Ken Krona George MaeMurry. James Druk. Gary Hall, John Henderson, Roger Johnson, Roy Anderson, Jerry Cole, Joe Stanton, Henry Myhre, Ken Krona. THIRD ROW: Jim Nauer, Marvin Burstein, Jim Dolan, Jim Hingeley, Tom Stelljes, Douglas Stay, Jim Gilbertson. Bill Hinrichs, Dick Knight, Julian Goldberg, Dennis Anderson. Dale Johnson. Bill Hinrichs Lee Holmer 109 I FIRST ROW: William Jordan. William BunnriMcr, Harvey Tillipman. Jerry Elliot, Bruce Lee, Jerry Anderson, Donald Lacher. Robert Wright, Brian McKintey. ROW TWO: Dnn Quam. David Kuchn, Burnell Blomquiat, Daniel Favrcau, Vern Munson. Vance Kinkel, Ronald Ballard, Thomas Roden, Terry Bums. ROW THREE: William Waddick, Harold Folsom, Richard Golden, Paul Peltman. Phillip Isaacson. Larry Roppe. ROW FOUR: William Weise, Leo Johnson. Roger Gleason, Bruce Henderson, Kenneth Casperson, Larry Jensen. John Johnson. Jerry Aho, John Connoy. fan l an4tf f The 1959 sophomore football team completed a season of victory mingled with shortcomings and sadness. The squad fought hard throughout the tough schedule and was rewarded by valuable experience and a victory over Vocational High. The team was ably coached by James Keenan and Harold Brown, who did a fine job with the boys during this rugged season. The season was started by playing Edison High and being defeated by them. The second game of the year was against North’s rival, Henry High School. The boys fought hard during this game but to no avail, for the Pats edged the Polars by a small margin. The third contest found North playing Marshall. Vocational was the last and best game of the year for the boys as the Polars triumphed over the Volts by a score of 21 to 6. There were many outstanding players who contributed to the team. They were Corky Roehl, Ken Casperson, Bill Jordan. Thomas Roden, and Brian McKinley. NO Coach Brown cW “D et ut TttMe z Suecetefcd gum gocattfuf ? xuk This year’s cross country team completed a successful season by fighting their way to the regional ranks. Placing in the city meet gave the thinclads a fifth place rank among the conference teams. Among the top runners this year w'ere Tom McCaffery, Jerry Theiringer, Gil Rozman, and Jerry Smith. Two of the highest scores of the season were scored against Henry and Vocational. The score of the former was 45-15 and the latter was 44 18. The 1959 harriers were coached and led by coach Louis Burnett, who led them to many victories. Louis Burnett, Coac h FIRST ROW: Raivo Schwalbe, Richard Rcisa, Jim Burnett, Tom McCaffery. Gerald Smith, Jerry Theringer. SECOND ROW: Richard Toft, Gilbert Rozman. Danny Bergland, David AhUtead, Bill Andersen, Gerald Flannclly. THIRD ROW: Hany Jour . Jerry Struthers. Jim Moen, Toni Badali. Joe Lachner. George Andrusko. Ill FIRST ROW: Michael Shiff, Michael Ingram. Michael Lee. David Walter . SECOND ROW: Robert Knoblach, Larrv Gruman. Coach Solly . Gerald Sandusky. Geoffry Caufman, Michael Kunin. tyoty 07ea t 'Zi cuf Succe44 ul Season Who is teaching whom? The golfers completed a good season this year with many outstanding players contributing to the success of the team. Coaching this year’s squad was Mr. Edward Soltys. He did a fine job throughout the season stressing sportsmanship and skill to the boys under him. Some of the contributing players this year 'were Larry Gruman, Joe Greenberg. Mike Lee, and Gerald Sandusky. Along with these four, many others helped considerably to bring victories to North. Most of the events were played in our own backyard, so to speak, at Theodore Wirth Golf Course. The boys had wonderful spirit despite the fact that there were not too many spectators to watch them play. The team will be weaker next year with the loss of Larry Gruman, Joe Greenberg, Mike Lee, Dave Walters, Bob Knoblach, and Stan Dobrin. However, the team’s coach has hopes of a team that will take a top position next year. 112 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Flannclly, Richard Newman, William Miigram, Ronald Hambcrg, David King, Dale Dobrin, Robert Galinoon. 7e uU Squad eqto uit 7ttCe Coach Kroening North High’s net men under the direction of Mr. Carl Kroening ended their 1959 season with a second place rank in city competition. This year, the finals were held in the fall, giving the team the benefit of a full summer in which to train. This practice paid off‘for the team, and they were able to win the regional title with the help of Gil Rozman, Jerry Flannelly, and Dale Dobrin. 113 2W 7ea n S ocua 0pty6tuty Sfrcut After a slow beginning, the 1959-60 basketball season became more lively when on January 15 the Polar Five met a good team from Edison at Williams Arena. The Polar quintet copped a 68 39 victory. The North team played superior ball and hit a record 57 percent shooting average. Then came February, and North acquired a new and badly needed guard. Tom Booker. One game never to be forgotten was a weird 23 11 win over stalling Marshall on February 19. Although they lost the final game to Roosevelt 69 to 59, the boys showed a remarkable team effort and tied with West for fifth place. HACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Fahienke, Harley Bradley, Dennis Sherva, Leonard Porter, Joel Locketz, Jim Ginsberg, Jim Gilbertson, Lloyd LaValle, Tom Booker, Art Jcntsch, Mike Rostamo, Juan Tolentino. FRONT ROW: Howard Koreh, Bob Bolton, Jim Burnett, Joe Lachncr, Jeff Brennen, Joseph Hutton. 114 The floor was getting too hot, so Mike Rostamo took to the air. Jim Ginsberg outjumps opponent to get the ball. Joe about to try one of his famous high shots. 116 Jim fights under the basket. A shot is tried, and Jim stands ready to tip it in. Leonard Porter Bob Bolton Joel Locketz Sencore Prove Sfurct cutcC (Zoordcnatcon @OUHt 117 Dennis Sherva Tom Booker Jim Gilbertson FRONT ROW: James Peterson, Robert Holman, Peter Schreiner, Steven Abromowitz, Eddie Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Don ImndMrom. Gerald Sandwich, Pete Kampa, Pat McDermott, Brian Kocher. THIRD ROW: Tom Nolon, Larry Roppe Bob Wright, Gary Master, Ron Eisenzimmer, Curt Bymark, Joe Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Strickland, Jim Kline, Larry Small, Ken Casperson, Jack Juhansoo, Eddie Winer, Phil Isaacson, Paul Pettman. Jim Lowry is the manager, Gary Hall and Jerry Flan-nelly are not pictured above. PCcice c t z«td 0Di4 Uct (2o cfretttto t Coach Strickland North’s 1959-60 wrestling team earned second place in the city competition and third in the district contest. Brian Kocher and Eddie Schwartz, city champions in the heavy-weight and the 127 pound classes, led the list of outstanding wrestlers. Gary Hall and Peter Schreiner were district champions, and Brian Kocher captured the regional championship and later went on to state competition. Coaching the squad for his second successful year was Mr. Donovan Strickland. 118 Seniors on the squad were Brian Kocher, Eddie Schwartz, Pete Kampa, Curt Bymark. Jack Juhansoo, Pat McDermott. You’re supposed to fall now! Oh no. you don’t! Is it fair to use your elbow? 'gcuCtU Pete Kampa stands ready for action. S UHUML, St'ie C$t Let’s see now, is this the way to do it? 120 Oh my aching neck! FRONT ROW: Burnell Blomquist, Louis Lindstrom, Dean Quom. Dan Favreau, John Connoy, Roger Anderson, Vance Kinkel, David Kuehn. BACK ROW: John Conover, Jim Nauer, Myron Stolp, Dave Soltis, Dale Johnson, Bill Weisc, Mark Welter, Bruce Gates, John Johnson, Leo Johnson, Jeff Vinokour. s4ie Coach Conover Sounds of whizzing basketballs and loud shouts emanating from the gym after school indicated that the sophomore basketball squad was practicing for their upcoming games. The squad ended the season with a five and five record against strong competition. Coach Conover completed another successful season with the boys and has mentioned two boys, Leo Johnson and Myron Stolp, as good prospects for the 1961 varsity team. The squad started the year poorly, but they rebounded strongly at the end of the season by beatihg Southwest and then Henry for the North Side Championship. 121 Is Lincoln in our conference? FRONT ROW: Lyle Talbot, Glenn Iaeri, Thomas Ziesmer, Lee Snapko, Larry' Sorenson, Jim Theiringer. SECOND ROW: Larry Sandwick, Larry Pomerleau, Bruce Hendry, Jim Bajari, Paul Olson, Jerry Theiringer, Bob Stabno, Pat Halloran. THIRD ROW: Roy Scott, Vein Reynolds, Jim Vlahos, Carl Ccderberg, Coach Burnett, Gerry Sandwick, Ron Patten, Mike Bemcck, Martin Skar. FOURTH ROW: Dave Olson, Larry Buhr, Joe Donahue, Tom Lonsky, Richard Nelson, Steven Legro, Darrell Peterson, Paul Jun-tilla. Coach Burnett State (fyatftftcoH f Squcut “Repeat . a . (fycuttp 122 Bruce Hendry Jerry Theiringer The 1960 apparatus squad tumbled, sailed and poised their way to another great state championship. Preceeding this, the team won crowns in the city and district classifications. The team, led by the expert coaching of Mr. Louis Burnett and with devotion and hard work on their own part, captured these high positions in literally every class of competition. The team was sparked by four trophy winners, Paul Olson, Bruce Hendry, Jim Bajari, and Jerry Theringer, all of whom are members of the class of 1960. The squad will be at a loss next year with the graduation of these and many other seniors, but with the fine group of underclassmen on their way up, the team hopes to gain a good share of the championships being offered for excellence in apparatus. 123 Thomas Ziesmer n un oic te, ‘San, ? tcne Z4e S6M The Trampoline is ulso used in appartus. Jim Bajari perfects his ring technique. Paul Olson balances himself on a horizontal bar. Sofi6o n vie 'Puc64te s4ie 'Tfaitfout tvc t t Coach Soltys The sophomore pucksters came out on top by taking second place to Washburn in the city standings, and copping the Northern Division Championship. Many fine ice men were on the team; some of them were Tom Roden, who now holds the year’s scoring record with 23 goals. Bob Bertrand, and Roger Gleason. The squad was coached by Mr. Edward Soltys who has done a fine job. ROW ONE: Harold Folsom, Bruce Lee, Donald Lacher, William Warner, Brian McKinley, David Olsen, John Anderson, Thomas Roden. ROW TWO: Bruce Henderson, Robert Bertrand, Coach Soltys, Roger Cleason. in LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Hcck, David Gomez, Hubert Schaitbergcr, Marshall Allen, Henry Antila, Bruce Waller, Bryan Bartness, Douglas Stay, Timothy Peterson, Roger Townsend, Larry Braasch, Rodger Boe, Thomas Stelljes, Dennis Anderson, Thomas Gamec, Dave Sletten, Richard Johnson, Michael Strecd, Coach Brown. Sanitf 'Pwcticea StycccuC fo 5-4-f ?n6faine 'rlSoc ety Second Coach Brown The early morning (6 A.M.) bombast of practice slap shots, the delicate stickhandling of Dick Johnson, the regularity of Bud Schaitberger’s scoring, the goalie acrobatics of tiny Roger Townsend, and the fine leadership of co-captains Bruce Waller and Bryan Bartness all combined to produce a winning season for North’s pucksters. With a season’s record of 5 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie, the team looked forward with eager anticipation to the playoff game with Roosevelt. Tension mounted as the playoff tempo increased to full volume, and the bitterly fought hockey classic drew to a close with a tie 3 to 3. The overtime period found players keyed to a feverish pitch and with 5 seconds to go, Roosevelt scored and won 4 to 3. Polars and opponents fight for the puck. “The puck is over there, boys! The sophomore team played their home games at North Commons. A North goalie defends his team’s goal. 127 Severn 7 z k SfrtcuAev tv 0?vu i Vict yue The Polar swimming team led by seniors Gary Rowles, Dave Buzzelle, Marty Flasher, Bill Willey, and Gray Getty won four of six meets in city competition. They won over their archrival Henry in the opening meet 40 to 34. They then went on to beat Vocational, Marshall, and Central. Divers Tom Lonsky and Gary Rowles finished sixth and seventh respectively in the city. Coach Sheely andt he team will lose many of top competitors in the 200, 100, and 40 yard freestyle events for next year. Coach Sheely FRONT ROW: Coach Sheely, David Buzzelle, Martin Flasher, Gray Getty, Bill Willey, Gary Rowles, Micheal Peter. SECOND ROW: Gerry Elliot, Ronald McGaugiey, Gary Buss, George Lehto, Mark Johnson, Jim Trip, Ronald Peter. 128 “Look out, George, you’re going to get water in your mouth! Gary Rowles executes a perfect dive. 129 FIRST ROW: Coach Lara Kindem, Bruce Palmer, James Bajari, co-captains, Lee Holmcr and Clyde Brodt, John Fischer, James Geye. SECOND ROW: Robert Conklin, Henry Myhre, Ralph Peterson, George Polusny, David Ahlsted, Richard Krause, Jeffrey Werner. Coach Kindem I S6c 7earn (fafitunee State State champions! The 1960 state ski championship trophy was carried to North by the happy ski team after they had defeated Cloquet and Duluth Central and East in the state meet held in Duluth on February 19th and 20th. The team had previously won the city championship on February 6. Individual honors in the state went to Clyde Brodt, who won first place in jumping, and Lee Holmer, wrho placed second in the cross country event. Mike Hartig and Jim Bajari placed third and sixth respectively in jumping. Jim Bajari, Lee Holmer and Mike Hartig went on to the Junior National Champion ship at Ishpeming, Michigan, in March. The team’s co-captains were Clyde Brodt and Lee Holmer. and the team was guided to its championship by Mr. Lars Kindem. Clyde Brodt, state jumping champion. 130 Clyde Brodt shows championship form. FRONT ROW: Marty Nordstrom, Ron Carcofini, Dick Rostamo, Jim Nelson, Jerry Walner. SECOND ROW: John Richards, Ncson Berman, Joe Pollock, Clyde Brodt, Bruce Polaczyk, Dick Johnson, Manny Kopstein, Julian Goldberg. zce zlC 7ecu t Second in Tfontdenn Dioi4ion James Keenan’s baseball nine earned a successful record by taking second place in the Northern Division to Henry. Among the starting nine were Jim Nelson, Julian Goldberg, Manny Kopstein, Clyde Brodt, Marty Nordstrom, John Richards, and Bruce Polaczyk. Marty Nordstrom sparked the team with an average of .423 throughout the season. Carrying the brunt of the North victories were pitchers James Nelson, Manny Kopstein, and a surprising sophomore, Joe Pollock. Mr. Keenan coached the Polars to their second place. Coach Keenan Manny Kopstein, John Richards, Joe Pollock, Clyde Brodt, Dick Cameraman records a Polar score. Johnson, Julian Goldberg. n? North players set the stage (or a put tfut Sofi6o tuvie Squad Socfiddie fyaruUq Stax Drawing the 1959 season to a close by taking second place in the northern division to Henry High by a score of 4 to 2, the sophomore squad gained richly in experience which will aid the 1960 varsity team and themselves. The squad was coached ably by Mr. Joe Hutton. Among the players on the team were pitcher? Michael Rostamo and Marshall % Schwartz. The top hitters of the squad included James Lenhart, Juan Talentino, John Fabienke, and Terry Nagle. FIRST ROW: James Lenhart, Ralph Peterson, David Gomez, Hubert Shaitberger, Roger Stano, Joseph Lachner, Joseph Poplin-ski, Juan Talentino. SECOND ROW: Ronald Patton, Michael Peter, Michael Rostamo, Terrance Nagle, John Fabienke, George Polansny, Thomas Stellges, Richard Knight. 133 Dave Lewis heaves the shot put. ‘PC CC4, ‘rtyty i c t 07fuzc6 TTteete Coach Burnett 1959 brought a successful season for the North High track team; the squad placed third in the city and third in the Carlton meet which included 1000 participants. They sent one boy to the state meet. The runners were coached by Mr. Louis Burnett, coach of track, apparatus, and cross country. ROW ONE: Michael Hartig, Ralph Bell, Richard Rivkin, Thomas McCaffery, Arthur Jentch, Gary Clark, Tim Porter, Marvin Rein, Henry Allison. ROW TWO: David Held, Richard Toft, Jerry Strulhers, John Henderson, Leonard Porter, Jerry Smith, Joel Locketz, Daniel Berglund, James Meyers, Gary Masler. ROW THREE: Thomas Hlivka, Thomas Lonsky, Jerry Thciringcr, Richard Nafstad, Arnold Odesky, Dennis Sherva, James Ginsburg, David Thelke, Lance Nyberg, Charles Hruska, Jeffrey Dough- ton. 134 SEATED: Mr. Johnson. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Jacobi. L. Kindcm, E. Edlund. J. Hutton. H. Shedy, C. Krocning. L. Hansen. J. Keenan, H. Brown. M. Dillncr, J. Conover. D. Strickland. L Burnett. 4t6Cetcc Sccfienvt6e Sfronts The Athletic Council is composed of all of the coaches at North and is headed by Mr. Chester Johnson and Mr. John Jacobi. The council guided all of the athletic activities of the school this past year. They also served as an advisory group when any problems concerning athletics arose. These coaches participated in the fall, winter, and spring sports programs. They evaluated each team member’s performance and awarded letters accordingly. 135 The equipment room during football season. Wt . 7R, The athletic equipment room was well managed throughout the 1959-60 season. The room adviser was Mr. Lawrence Hansen who was assisted by a junior, Richard Johnson. The men in charge of this branch of sports at North received little recognition or reward other than doing their part to help the school. There is a great deal of work to be done because every change in season brings a change in the form of equipment to be issued and repaired. 136 Richard Johnson holds up a jersey. Lawrence Hansen repairs a helmet. 137 ROW ONE: Lillian Phillips, Sandra Mady, Marilyn Ambroz, Patricia Wells, Jacqueline Moore. ROW' TWO: Beverly Briggs. Janet Friedland, Susan Schmidt, Gloria Itman, Marjorie Clemens, Barbara Tangent. ROW THREE: Susan Skaff, Beverly Ziemer, Jean Lofstrand, Margaret Donahue, Patricia Fong, Kathleen Peter, Charlene Bethel, Shirley Witherspoon, Sharon Johnson, Ruth Ellingboe, Carol Houlton, Sharon Froehlich, Joanne Sturman. ROW FOUR: Dorothy Bohn, Karon Bosak. Paulette Benjamson, Sandra Shobe, Andrea llricko, Carol Overcott, Karen Gleason, Kathy Sullivan, Laurice Jones, Kathleen Mack, Vivian Wolters. Tftoct ui Dtutce 7eac£e6 The sixth hour girls’ modem dance composition class meets twice a week and is taught by Miss Josephson. Modern Dance, through movements, communicates feelings and ideas to others. In order to express her ideas accurately, a girl must clearly understand the space, focus, quality, direction, and dynamic elements inherent in all art forms. But to give a really successful performance, a girl must possess physical strength, agility, and coordination. 138 utniCuty (?lu TRoCC 4Catty The girls’ tumbling club is another one of the many activities offered at North. In order to be a member, each girl must pass certain simple stunt tests. The club meets once a week during the entire school year; this gives members ample opportunity to learn new stunts from the most elementary to the most -advanced types. Once in a while they even tumble to music. A trampoline club is chosen from these girls to learn stunts on this interesting apparatus. Kin i • 1 “What do I do now? Up and over. 139 ROW ONE: Ina Collin , Darlene Day, Penny Dnnsow, Barbara McKelvy, Beverly Docs, Charlotte Oilman, Janet Thompson, Alice Wedekind. Faith Bczanson, Ruth Toft. ROW TWO: Lynn Remly, Karen Thorson, Barbara Wicherski, Peggy Bergstrom, Marian Erickson, Karen Gleason. 'PCacet This year’s girls’ badminton team played five schools in their yearly tournament. The team won three of those games, which put them in third place in their division. The team consisted of ten girls with each girl positioned according to her ability. Marian Erickson and Lee Holmer played in first position in a co-ed competition at Southwest. 140 Keep your eye on that ball! Z4 etfUUl, 'ttyalct 7 tncL4c6ool 7otVU€CUKe tt There were thirty-six members on this year’s bowling team. The team met once a week at Goodin Lanes from November through March. The whole team is made up of six small teams who hold a Round Robin tournament. Team totals and individual totals are kept through the entire year. Basketball is mainly an after-school activity played by all three grades, but it is also taught to junior gym classes. The games are officiated by student gym leaders. In the spring the girls participate in an all-school tournament and the champion team is chosen. Once a year on play day, a group of senior girls goes to the University of Minnesota to compete with other schools. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Humphrey. Yvonne Sandok, Colleen Donahue, Joyce Anderson, Karen Hultgrcn. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kittel-son, Diane -Scannel, Diane Miller. 0 cutd l otCeyfcilt 7eac£ “ z uc S6M A golf club is formed during the fall at North. The club is under the direction of Mrs. Strandlund, who teaches them the various aspects of golf. A golf team is formed in the spring, and the girls who previously belonged to the club are the first contenders for this team. The team plays various schools in a tournament. In volleyball classes, which are given mostly to sophomores, basic rules and skills are taught. Girls’ gyfn aids referee the games among the teams. Every year a volleyball tournament is held between homerooms, and a victor is chosen from all three classes. 7e t u 7 'TTt tf 'Pofrutcm Sfront Tennis is the most enthusiastically supported girls’ sport at North. The tennis classes are taught on three different levels: beginning, intermediate, and advanced tennis. Anyone interested may participate in tennis club activities. A tournament is held among these girls, and the tennis team of nine is then selected. In April the team competed with several other Minneapolis teams. Members of the team: Lynn Remly, Karen Thorson, Barbara McKelvy, Darlene Day, Ina Collins, Marian Erickson, Barbara Wicherski. HOW ONE: Ruth Toft, Marilyn Wimerman, Estelle Shemrinow, Mary Street, Lillian Antila. ROW TWO: Alice Wedekind, Pamela Benjamson, Penny Cederberg, Patricia Carlson, Karen Peterson. Member of iho � k..i„g cla« Policing iheir .klU, OuttMfy Sfatfttty, C61A6 Stjotf, 'ZOtutei Sfronts The sixth hour skating class was one of the regular gym classes taught by Miss Tracy. Depending upon their ability, the girls learned figure or speed skating. Waltz turns, swans, and other simple stunts were taught to the figure skating students. Some of the more experienced girls practiced more difficult stunts and partner skating to develop their skating skills. The new Outing Club formed this year at North was supervised by Miss Tracy. The purpose of the club is to give girls an opportunity to participate in a wider variety of sports outside of school. During the fall the present nine members went on bicycling trips, boating excursions, and other week-end jaunts. In the winter they devoted most of their time to skiing. For this summer, the girls are planning a week’s trip out West for horseback riding and a week’s canoe trip in the Quetico-Superior National Forest. The club also sponsors out-door activities for other girls at North who are not members of the club. 144 Outing club members Shoveling for exercise! Severn 7etuu 7ofi 'PCace This year’s girls’ swimming learn was coached by Miss Tracy and supervised at the meets by Miss Josephson. After four practice meets, the girls swam at Northeast Junior High pool in the preliminaries. These five girls competed: Penny Darsow, Sally Ley, Kathy Gleason, Helga Rosenow. and Janet Sundeen. The relay team and two of the girls qualified in the city finals. They came out with a first in breaststroke, a second in butterfly, and a third in hack-stroke. In the team’s standings, they came out fifth in the city finals with ten teams competing. From left «o right: Michele Schwartz, Kathy Knutz, Beverly Does, Sally Ley, Janet Sundccn, Corinnc Bowen. Helga Rosenow, Kathy Gleason, Penny Darsow. 145 147 Sofi o puvie4, s4ie z Ced TPOul. s4tnu«tftAQK — 306 ROW ONE: Donna Anhait, Sarahlec Appleman, Carolyn Amundson, Kathleen Aeshli-man, Lillian Antila, Doris Folkesson. ROW TWO: Julianna Adler, Charlotte Archer, Sally Beckfeld, Larry Anderson, Kathie Anderson. ROW THREE: Joyce Ryks, Barbara Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Lowell Anderson, Raean Nichols, Loretta Aletky. ROW' FOUR: George Andrusko, Donald Abrahamson, Roger Anderson, Ronald Anderson, Gail Armstrong. ROW FIVE: Lois Anderson, David Ames, Gerald Aho, Deloren Anderson, Donald Adams, Virginia Anderson. ROWr ONE: Elaine Benowitz, Donna Auburn, Irma Beck, Darryll Eggert, Eloise Ben-ford, Judy Barfknccht. ROW TWO: Dorthy Belden, Shar-yn Stenc, Maryann Baker, Katherine Bailey, Mary Balkc, Roberta Barnard. ROW THREE: Judy Auger, Jo-Anne Berry. Jeanne Bcnedix, Jules Beck, Ronald Banta, Elaine Benny. ROW FOUR: Michael Berkowitz, Elliott Badzin, Patricia Benish, Jeffrey Brennan, Darlene Bloom-strand, Geraldine Balter. ROW FIVE: Harvey Barberg, Edwald Ballard. Robert Bertrand, Ronald Baron, John Baker. '7tont£ 'TTfafe ROW ONE: Lccann Boersma, Linda Buchite, Rosemary Burgess, Judy the Schwartz, Barbara Brousseau. ROW TWO: Faith Bezanson, Joyce Biegler, Becky Buhrt, Kenneth Brousseau, Cheryl Buchner. ROW THREE: William Bravcrmnn, Jeanette Booth, Carol Boileau. Diane Bielke, Cary Blackledge. R O W FOUR: Burnell Blomqimt, Douglas Brousseau, Robert Brace, Martha Slaydon. 323 — Afiet ROW ONE: Cheryl Caouette, Gerald Bukstein, Kenneth Bohlcr, Patricia Buth, Estelle Chcmrinow. ROW TWO: Earl Christopherson, William Bur-meistcr, Gerald Carpenter, Sandra Carroll, Sharon Cho-dos. ROW THREE: Diane Cobbin, Billie Carol Hardeman, Patricia Carlson, Penny Ccderbcrg, Nick Cepeda. ROW FOUR: Darrell Chils-trom, Terry Bums, Terry Campbell, Patricia Carter, Beverly Chevalier, Marly arisen. ROW FIVE: Ken neth Caspcrson, Gary Buss, Robert Cundilf, Dick Bushey, Raymond Aimer. 229 — 7H . Sofe£a fuvie4 Study 'Dtauta, 'TTtu ic, THua Mt uvi4. — 227 TTfa. o toven, — 209 ROW ONE: Patricia Dcnnic, Sandra Crocker, Patricia Doyle. Marilyn Dale, Sharon Dc Bill, Kathy Donovan. ROW TWO: Thomas Crane. Daniel Donahue, Dennis Col-man, Jeremy Gottatein, Beverly Does, Joyce Davenport. ROW THREE: Russell Hag-cn, Anthony Dorff, Manuel Dominguez, Linda Daugherty, Janice Dobbs, Lynne Crockett. ROW FOUR: Grant Colstrom, John Connoy, Nicklous Died-rich, Robert Dopson, Michael Donnelly. ROW ONE: Joan Dee Ebert, Monica Drossel, Robert Elsen, Carole Ervasti, June Fehrin-ger. ROW TWO: Karen Eck-er, Dale Fcrcho, Sheldon Jacobs, Douglas Fagerhaugh, Mamcll Drake, Sharon Draper. ROW THREE: Dennis Hanson, Audrey Falk, Cheryl Eggert, Jerry Elliott, Virginia Duchene. ROW FOUR: Darryl Durand, Barbara Fern, Charles Fagerhaugh, Norman Duesk, Ralph Dvorsky. ROW FIVE: Vance Esters, James Eggert, Robert Enghauscn, Douglas Erickson, Daniel Fav-reau. a td s4nt i t delated 'Pioynant ROW ONE: Sandra Giesea. Renee Finkelstein, James Gagnon, Audrey Freeman, Kathleen Flaherty. ROW TWO: Thomas Floyd, Darlene Gilli-gan, Sharon Fleisher, Linda Folwick, Kathleen Forbes, Bonnita Erickson. ROW THREE: Ted Fiffles. Arden Friedman, William Finlay-son, Karen Gates, Marian Fuller. ROW FOUR: Donald Glad, Gerald Fisher, Howard Phillips, Karen Flodeen, Ros-lyn Furst, Beverly Forde. ROW FIVE: Dennis Ganzer, Steve Flasher, Lawrence Gibb, Brian Gisslen, Harold Folsom. ROW ONE: Marvin Gurewitz, Barbara Graves, Virginia Gustafson, Esta Greenberg, Carole Goldstein, Roberta Gorsky. ROW TWO: Susan Gregersen, Bonnie Grisco, Annette Haehn, Alan Johnston, Walter Gonier, Sharon Granroth. ROW THREE: Leon Glover, Richard I-arson, LaDcs Gian-zer, Nancy Haertzen, Harriet Goldman, Karen Hagfors. ROW FOUR: Martin Greisin-ger, Gary Mertz, Victor Pitta, Roger Gleason, Richard Golden. H6 — 7H . '?Cu?4t zci Sofi6 wMvie Se tcC efiste e ttative4. 'ttyoH eH — 2 ROW ONE: Gloria Harris, Mary Heston, Kathy Halverson, David Olsen, Anna Hesse. Barbara Halverson. ROW TWO: Geraldine Hartman, Walter Moroz, Charles Hart-fiel, Michael Shiff, Carol Hi-ivala. ROW THREE: Bruce Henderson, Wayne Hanson, Kathleen Hickey, William Heidelberger, Judith Hartman, Cathy Hrtland. ROW FOUR: Timothy Hayes, Jeff Herstein, Tom Hendry, Tom Harris, John Hauck. ROW ONE: William Ingison, Bonnie Humphrey, Nancy Irwin, Susan Inberg, Elayne Iseri. Robert Holman. ROW TWO: Judy Jensen. Sharon Holloway, Cheryl Hoem, Eileen Jansen. Howard Hopkins. ROW THREE: Valerie Min-go, Richard Homines, Dean Houston, Carol Isaacson, June Tutson. ROW FOUR: Mao Hubbard, David Hoffman, John Jacob, Margaret Hill, Jcannic Hingciey. ROW FIVE: Ronald lilies. Ronald McGaughey, Bruce Hitman, John Kinnunen, Michael Jack-son. and SuyyeAtcoue ta Student @ouuctl ROW ONE: Paul Juntilla, Sharon A. Johnson, Belly Kil-bury, Diana Johnson, Mary Ann Kinsley, Richard Johnson. ROW TWO: Delores Tanney, Janice Johnson, Sharon L. Johnson, Renee Johnson, Donna Kaufman, Sherrie Kinn. ROW THREE: David Johnson, William Jones, Danny Johnston, Michael Joshua, Bernard Stay, Richard Johnson. ROW FOUR: Sandra Kcphart, Harry Jones, William Jordan, Thomas Johnson, William Kaminski, Verna Jondall. ROW ONE: Gloria Larsen, Francine Kruincs, Retina Kitchen, Lois Kurzeka, Faye Lang, Nancy LaCrosse. ROW TWO: Joan Larsen, Patricia Kutney, Dale Kolstad, Gary LaFave, Sheldon Krona, Dale Kozicky. ROW THREE: Tom Green, Steve Kupetz, Lawrence Kocher, Thomas Korn-mers, Duwayne Killodge, Gerald Krause. ROW FOUR: William Warner, James Wep-pie, John Larson, David Kuehn, Wynne Williams. 300 — Sop uwt te ntpstove Speed '790i. ‘Keenan. — 2 5 ROW ONE: Louiie McQuar-rie, Mary Lcdin, Suzanne McCaffrey, Kathleen Lechko, Judith Liman. ROW TWO: Deborah Clark, Vidalina Leon, Audrey Levi, Stephanie Lchrman, Patricia Mader, Patricia M u 11 o n . ROW THREE: Diane Mclndoo, Barry Magnun, Dennis Linn, Michael Lundbohm, Beatrice Lundberg. ROW FOUR: Louis Lindstrom, Estelle Laz-erowitz, Jeanne Alford, Claudia Berge, SaJIy Ley. ROW FIVE: Brian McKinley, Ber-nic McDonough, Susan Lcven-thal, Judce McDowell, Pat Madsen. T tt. KCeven — 224 ROW ONE: Rodger Kehn, Wanda Mark, Kathleen Mil-ton, Lois Micklin, Kenneth Mitchell. ROW TWO: Spen-cer Minear, Branda Maybcrg, Sandra Marchenko, Pamella Mattaway, Carolcc Ceer, Patricia Mercer. ROW THREE: Dean Martfcld, Donald Meyers, Patricia Mikolajczyk, Shirley Milgrom, Judith Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Cary Jorgensen, Stanley Mondel, Patricia Miller, Roger Man-dcry, Leroy Mattson, James Fuller. ROW FIVE: Michael McDonough, Robert Miske, John Mcland, Thomas Mast-cller, Armon Miller. Vl e 7ac ti4to44ofie t t S.S - ROW ONE: DeAnne Morgan. Judith Moore, Terry Nudell, Evelyn O’Brien, Thomas Nolan. ROW TWO: Donald Rei-chard. Barbara Nelson, Mari-lyn Moe, Janet Noack. Patricia O'Bannon, Karen Morrison. ROW THREE: Walter Munson. Kathy Moore. Charlotte Mjos, Valerie Nagle, Charles Norman. ROW FOUR: James Moen, Cheryl Nugent, Helen Neunsinger, Bill Niman, Vem Munson, Larry Nelson. ROW FIVE: Dorothy Narkie, Nathaniel Nunn, Eddie Anderson, James Nauer, Grace Newman. 30%— Tfci. sdcutye ROW ONE: Gary Paar, Kar-en Olson, Barbara Palmer, Donna Pertinen, Bruce Palmer. ROW TWO: Kenneth Pegg. Darlene Person, Sara-rose Hoffman, Elena Peterson, Faith Blake. ROW THREE: Barbara Pellow, Charlotte Oilman, Judith Olson, Joan Patterson, Donald Dubay. ROW FOUR: Sandie Olson. Ronald Pesis, Dean O’Mara, Elaine Paletz, Karen Paige. ROW FIVE: Patrick O’Brien. Tom Ome, Ronald Peter, De-loris Officer, Beverly Pedlar. TOM ‘ge 6 %w« — f 3 )W ONE: Marieoe Gustof-j, Chari a RajaJa, Donald Hippy. Albert Porter, nes Peterson, Roberta Res-ROW TWO: Mark Pet-ion, Robert Peterson, Karen inking, Jenevra Racettc, via Polaczyk, Virginia Pot-ROW THREE: Janice ntz, David Rapacz, Karen terson, Delores Pinske, anc Potvin, Ken Pritchett. 1W FOUR: Bill Rappaport, Roselyn Rohrbach, Mary Rued, Mary Roberts, Theresa Rust, Roberto Rodriguez. ROW TWO: Judy Pumarlo, Ralph Spencer, Marylynn Ridgley, Jeannine Ross, Barbara Rubinger. ROW THREE: Ernest Suomela. James Ross, Linda Rubinger, Joanne Robeck, Judith Parsons, Lynne Reskin. ROW' FOUR: Michael Rettke. Duane Roy, Roland Rice, Diana Rich, Tom Rcsnick. ROW FIVE: Richard Riger. Philip Rosenberg, David Rund, Thomas Roden. Wayne Berthiaume, Larry Roppe. ROW ONE: Yvonne Sendek, Judy Schlcifer, Sharyn Sauer, Carol Schwab, Melvin Schun-(ield, Michele Schwartz. ROW TWO: Roy Scott, Oriett Sand-land, Barbara Schncidmun, Charlene Sandhoff, Claire Shechter. ROW THREE: Sherry Saaner, Karen Schuller, Cary Sangater, Stanley Sektor, Norma Saxton, Sharon Scone. ROW FOUR: Bette Shaw, Lucille Shaw, Sharon Sandberg, Dennis Schneider, Ira Schwartz, Joanne Sapori to. ROW FIVE: Theresa See-mann, William Scholl, Alan Saarenpaa, Paul Scbupmann, Milton Schmidt, Nancy Schwartz. at 'Tfonth 226 — WOi. “RutyeAMHi 325 — 7Kn. Sc KeieU'i ROW ONE: Sheila Splan, Patricia Shobe, Sandra Spooner, Linda Smith, Dorayne Smoot, Vera Sorenson. ROW TWO: Robert Skomra, Ear-lene Simmons, Gerald Small, Harold Silver, Gerald Spilane, Steve Silver. ROW THREE: Vance Kinkel, Alan Slacter, Marvin Simons David Smith, David Sikorski, Kathleen Sorensen. ROW FOUR: Myron Stolp, Donald Townsend, David Soltis Jim Smith, Donald Schulte. Ti utt 59 Mneco Pu t p TH . S ut — ft4 HOW ONE: Jean Stano, Karen Stimmlcr, Patricia Silva, Janet Stano, Gerald Stamm. ROW TWO: Dennis Johnson, Roger Mord, Janet Sundcen, Sandra Sumpter, Mary Street, Ronald Sumstad. ROW THREE: Judy Strehler, Terry Kcno, Bruce Lee, James Stephne, Donald Habcck. ROW FOUR: Betty Jo Starke, Nina Sudduth, Barbara Steebcr, Valerie Stauf-fucher, Carol Stigcn. ROW FIVE: James Eckman, Terry Seland, Larry Small, Robert Stabno, Dennis Stotka. — ft ROW ONE: Judith Teener, Joan Tomasko, Ruth Toft, Georgia Toughill, Phyllis Swerdlick, Roger Townsend. ROW TWO: Dudley Thayer, Elaine Swing, Sandra Taylor, Janet Thompson. Mary Thill, Sandra Thorson. ROW THREE: Harvey Tillipman, Edward Thiel, Wendell Truel-son, Kerry Edman, Sanford Toly, Edward Stellick. t'fame fa SofiAwtone — 'onfaf ROW ONE: Lois Wass, Nor-rine Trickey, Sandra Tur-chick, Marilyn Wincrman, Kathleen Cardoza. ROW TWO: Kathy Vlock. Judith Weisman, Judith Warner, Gail Walensky, Kathleen Uh-rich. ROW THREE: Kenneth Coleman, JoAnn Vik, Judith Wallace, Nancy Wallum, Audrey Vernier. ROW FOUR: Fredric Wagner, Jane Turunen, Gary Wal-quist, Gary Walter, Gloria Jean Wachter, Alice Wedekind. ROW FIVE: Dennis Wallis, William Waddick, William Weise, Alvin Was-serman, Robert Kolterman. 200 — StnOHcitcaui ROW ONE: Diana Whited, Wanda Werner, Lillie Whit-mcr, Leola Williams Frank Zelenak. ROW TWO: James Zency, Beverly White, Etta Wyner, Susan Welch, Dawn Wright, Jo-Ann Whitmer. ROW THREE: Berry Wool-ey, Robert Wheeler, Mike W'itkowski, David Zwickey, Orville Young, Robert Wright, ROW FOUR: Michael Winer, Jonathan Williams, Robert Zubeck, Tom Woolhouse, Gerald Woodson. ROW FIVE: Mark Welter, Roger Youngdahl, Robert White, Gar)- Wilensky, Donald Robins. flouttonA M ■ ROW ONE: Fairicia Wil-liams. Louise Sevillia, Linda Wilson, Debby Zweigbaum. Sharon Wunderlich, Carol Wick. ROW TWO: Jean Zoldahn, Barbara Wyland, Alan Wold, Patricia Juntilla, Kathleen Rica, Meredith Wise. ROW THREE: Vivian Wolter, Gale Kirschbaum, Janet Aas, Bruce Wolertz, Reginald Zieska, Dale Johnson. ROW FOUR: Richard Nafstad, Peter Tatro, Ralph Bell. Michael Hofmann, Richard Ranelle, David Williams. SrocoH — 229 ROW ONE: Patricia Reis-gies, Elizabeth Forare, Kathleen Engman, Serene Filer-man, Joyce Forster, Peggy Foss, Patti Farrand. ROW TWO: India Stewart, Patricia Slind, Bonita Trost, Judy Fisher, Larry Daugherty, Sharon Evans. ROW’ THREE: Shirley Fox. Judy Cundiff, Carole Erickson, Melvin Erickson, Jacqueline Fern, Nodra Filipek, Sandra Erickson. ROW FOUR: Nor-man Fishman, Jack Donnell, Douglas Finch, Steven Dol-goff, Donald Fickling, Michael Fossum. ?c ut rjcouo't ROW ONE: Thomas Barth, Bob Benedict, Shari Beaner, Charlene Bethel, Karon Bo-sak, Carmen Bernick. ROW' TWO: Marilynn Berg, Carl Berg, Nancy Beffa, Pamela Benjamson, Joel Berman, Gaylord Bishop. ROW THREE: Mike Bernick, David Betzler, Bob Conklin, Connie Howard, Bob lipham, Sandra Beyer, Connie Barnett. ROW FOUR: Michael Beal, Gerald Black-ledge, Gerald Balke, Richard Bellcour, Dan Berglund, Barbara Bcsner. ROW ONE: Dennis Blanchard, Nelwynne Hayes, Carol Bonstrom, Barbara Brcnny, Kathleen Kuntz, Rolla Breit-man. ROW TWO: Diana Bly-stone, Mary Jo Bock, Georg-ianne Lombardo. Larry Buhr, Larry Braasch, Steve Boone. ROW THREE: Richard Buckley, Veronica Bogar, Myra Bogucki, Diane Foster, Eleanor Brink, Kathleen Bren. ROW FOUR: David Blumbcrg, Robert Buckley, Ervin Brctz, Joe Pollack, Dennis Branson, Gary Braasch. ROW ONE: Dorothy Campbell, Susan Schwartz, Margaret Sheridan, Michelle Poland, Avis Burns, Carol By-mark. ROW TWO: Marjorie Case, Marjorie Clemons, Jo-Ann Cohen, Suzanne Cameron, Penny Chaulsctt. ROW THREE: Steve Ruffcnach, James Lenhart, James Burnett, Joe Poplinski, Gloria Itman, Helene Bush. ROW FOUR: Richard Shore, David Racker, George Polusny, Ed-sel Jurud, Robert Campbell, Gary Clark. JtUiA 'Date —327 • i ROW ONE: Sharon Dalugc, John Dady, Maryann Heger, Ina Collins, Ronna Cowl, Darlene Danielson. ROW TWO: Barbara Tohey, Michael Coyle, Michael Ingram, Judith Coursolle, Darlene Day, Judith Compton. ROW THREE: Margaret Curry, Penny Darsow, Marian Dahl, Ronald Darson, Marilyn Shoop, Marilyn Crow. ROW FOUR: William CurTy, Murray Cooper, Dennis Cook, Joseph Cox, Charles Darth, Mike Conley. VcpniKcafy far (7 4 06 — T t i 6 ‘Z2 z acc( i k ROW ONE: Bonnie Plowman, Barbara DuBoia, Mary Elli-aon, Katherine Dunn, Diane Deutach,Evalyn EHtmann. ROW TWO: Mary Janaon, Janice Comstock, Ruth Ell in g-boe, Alana Droaael, Darlene Dragicii. ROW THREE: Roger Easley, James Druk, Judith lilies, Lcnora Dem-minga, Sandra Eklund, Sandra DiBenedetto. ROW FOUR: Carl Ekman, John Zimmer, Richard Dravca, Robert DeValk, Ronald Emerson, Marshall Edelatein. 2 0 — 7 fa. '?w4eA OW ONE: Kathleen Sull n, Donna Gallup, Delore rtinger, Susan Gohmeri ly Franson, Sandra Getty W TWO: Sue Netaon, Joe lman, Gloria Gawron, icia O’Shea, Gloria Gear ‘Gloria Gavin. ROW EE: Merrill Goldberg, Gau, Janet Freedland, Goetz, Diane Span del, i Ballard, Joseph Ga-ROW FOUR: Michael Lyle Gary, James ’g, Glenn Gilyard, Fyten, Thomas Gam• Pu U vi4 SeCect O utefrutditt 79Ct44- 0 i c i — 304 ROW ONE: Andrea Harich, Diane Hamlin, Sandra Hub-erty, Patricia Haley, Robert Hagen. ROW TWO: Patrick Halloran, Joyce Graff, Patricia Hall, Betty Haraldson, Mickey Greenberg. ROW THREE: Jeffrey Hansen, Steven Hahn, Peter Guzro, Stanley Hahn, Allen Grover. ROW FOUR: Lawrence Lind-man, Kenneth Graaer, Harold Hanifl, Paul Goldstein, William Guy. ROW ONE: Barbara Hirt, Jacquelyn Henderson, Susan Heikke, Judith Hill, Janet Richter, Jean Hoagberg. ROW TWO: Emily Herman-son, Thomas Hlivka, Anne-maric Boersma, James Kline, Meredith Hoffman. ROW THREE: George Hayes, Mil-ton Dailey, Joseph Lachner, Mike Hartig, Robert Hartman. Eunice Hildreth. ROW FOUR: John Hoberg, Marshall Allen, James Hingelcy, Lawrence Henne, Susan Hatch, Glen Ridgley. Student fa Ofaiee ROW ONE: Sharon Hunczak, Carol Holm, Glenn laeri, Bel te Hoppenrath, Carol James. ROW TWO: Margie Blumer, Leon Pierson, Karen Hull grcn, Shirley Huar, Judith Jansen. ROW THREE: Larry L. Ingram, Patricia Johnson, James Holier, Kathryn Holmquisl, Sandra Holler, Andrea Hricko. ROW FOUR: Delwin Peterson, Richard Koemer, Kenneth Holmes, William Quid, Jerry Honeycutt. ROW ONE: Judith Kittle-son, Dorothy Katz, James Kennedy, Kathleen Launcrt, Patricia King. Harriet Katz, Judith Koppi. ROW TWO: Kathleen Kraft. Elaine Kell-man, Kathleen Kendrick, Carol Ketelboeter, Lynda Ket-okoski, Judy Landy. ROW' THREE: Lenore Johnson, Robert Keske, Lance Howes, Cary Klayman, Barry Kivo, Sharron Kilburv, Judy Koer-ner. ROW FOUR: Jean Kok-esh, Ralph Klein. Dick Knight, Albert Kohn, Howard Korsh, Joseph Kurth. _ TttUd THAdiQA TfUi THakcUvi — 324 HOW ONE: Gcruldinc Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Karen Johnson, Carolyn Halbert, Carol Marie Johnson, Sharon L. Johnson. ROW TWO: Ruth Jung, William Karsten, Carol Ann Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Walter Jones. ROW THREE: Myma Kaplan, Martha L. Johnson, Marilyn J. Johnson, Alan Crepeau, Frances Kaminski, Calc Kaplan. ROW FOUR: Harley Bradley, Arthur Jentsch, Richard Johnson, Mark Johnson, Richard Karp, Joseph Jones. ROW ONE: Karen Larson. Diane Levitt, Zcrita LaFave, Judith Leach, Sheryl Lewis. ROW TWO: Jan Larson, Curtis Lange, Patti Falkowski, Darlene Larson, Mary Alyce Kronzer. ROW THREE: Karen Kriefall, Kathleen Hall, George Lehto, Walter Lavoie, David Lindgren. ROW FOUR: Gene Lind. Jarl Lepisto, Lloyd Lavalle, Allan Lehtinen, Tom Norling. t t 02Vtde l cvUety ROW ONE: Barbara McKel-vey, Patricia Lowry, Claire Cook, Laura McTague, Shar-on May, Lorraine Schanficld. ROW TWO: Ann Malbon, Camille MacRac, Joyce Wesley, Leslie Marcus, James Lowrie. ROW THREE: Darlene Porter, Orlan Mar-quardt, Tom McCaffrey, John Monclli, Bruce Mctchnek, Richard Carhill, Pat Lvnch. ROW FOUR: Gary Maaler, William Bcarman, Bill Glover. George McMurry, James Meyer, Larry Murtin. 3 0 — Ttoi. ROW ONE: Bonnie Raichle, Denna Rosenau, Judee Ross, Margaret Ross, Carol Larson, Judith Saari. ROW TWO: Evonne Ryan, Jerald Sadoff, William Ruzicka, Richard Bunke, Carole Ramin. ROW THREE: Gilbert Rozman, Michael Roatamo, John Proulx, Thomas Booker, John Ruzicka. Richard Ryan. {Juttavi (Plate, s4%e TPCoia. — 2ff ROW ONE: Robert Noel, Karen Moe, Arlene Milstein, Anna Noren, Lois Monette, Nora Mowery. ROW TWO: Judy Murray, Jacqueline Morrison, Robin Bly, Diane Miller, Marguerite Muller. ROW THREE: Richard Nelson, Joseph Mitchell, Jean Morris, Colleen Mulrean, Francis Flaherty. ROW FOUR: Thomas Neadle, Robert Miller, John Moen, Merl Miller, Lawrence Miller, Ronald Miranda. ROW ONE: Garry Heck, Lois Ozwoeld, Jeanette O’Brien, Geraldine Olson, Julie Ostrin. ROW TWO: Dawn Osborn, Diane Oxborough, Gerald Olson, Ronald Eisenzimmer, Raye Olander, Eleanor Nos-ka. ROW THREE: Richard Habeck, Dennis Marthaler, Daniel O’Connor, Pat O’Brien, Paul Moe. ROW FOUR: Ad-red Noska, Amie O’Dessky, Gary Nylander, Thomas O’Brien, Rollien Olson, Bruce Nybcrg. liven @olleqe Aptitude 7e4t 321 — TKite, ‘Recut ROW ONE: Dalton Petrie, Darrel Peterson, Bruce Phil strom, Donna Paurus, Mary Orcutt, Eileen Peterson, Nancy Plutzer. ROW TWO: Joan Pennig, Darlene Perron, Margaret Peiffer, Donald Larson, Kathleen Pegg, Cail Paletz, ROW THREE: Marlene Pet-erson, Charles Patnode, Ronald Patten, Theodore Patterson, Leo Pawelsky, Joanne Peterson. ROW FOUR: Judy Kurtzahn, Michael Peter, Ralph Peterson, Roger Pearson, Mike Pendergast, Douglas Pierce, Theodora Patterson. ROW ONE: Judy Seiler. Dianne Scannell, Bertha Sanders, Jacqueline Schwartz, Martha Pertinen, Constance Schultz. ROW TWO: Hubert Schait-berger, Margie Sataz, William Schmitzer, Beverly Ann Rcdberg, Karen Ranta, Brad St. Mane. ROW THREE: Jim Regan, Darrell Newman, Dan Stone, Bruce Burrows. Danny Sevillia, Michael Schwab. ROW FOUR: Barry Schwartz, Gerald Sandwick. Emma Taylor, Dennis Schultz, Roger Randolph. tyu U n4- ‘Info tk WiM laity — 322 ROW ONE: Judith Rudolph. Carole Sirai, John Shaw, Judy Shapiro. Kathleen Sheridan, Sandra Holcomb. ROW TWrO: Lloyd Sorenson, Kent Seavey, Jerry Schwartz, Colleen Donahue, Lee Snapko, Joanne Fuller. ROW THREE: Annette Smisek, Marshall Schwartz, Allan Soposnick, Janice Kronberg, Velma SM-ton, Mark Smith, Lawrence Sorenson. ROW FOUR: David Bratz, Ted Sherr, Sherna Soil, Phyllis Smiley, Kathleen Sherman, Judith Sheridan. TfU. 1MI — 322 ROW ONE: Carol Sparks, Patricia Sward, Mary Swenson, Rosemarie King. Arnell Supalo, Betty Stolt, Frances Sleeves. ROW TWO: Margaret Swanson, Eugene Stano, Joanne Sturman, DeLone Steckman, Diann Strehler, Violet Starkson. ROW' THREE: Jerry Pawloski, Roger Stano, Cerald Strand, Sharon Stanchfield, Floyd Sutter, Louise Stillpass, Beverly Swenson. ROW FOUR: Clenn Miller, David Stasney, Michael Steeber, Douglas Stay, Michael Spillane, Thomas Stelljes, Robert Stiras. 'putuxe o t 'Day, ROW ONE: John Thompson, John Thei ringer, Patricia Tabako, Romainc Swierczek, Darlene Iverson. ROW TWO: Jeanette Tollefson, Sharon Tilsner, Ruth Thompson, Alice Tomasko, Susan Thole. ROW THREE: Ronald Baker, Karen Szymanski, Janet Le-Vasseur, Sharon Tietz. ROW FOUR: Reid Tombcrs, Lawrence Taylcr, David Taylor, Dan Noonan, Ralph Torres. 204 — ROW ONE: Stanley Allison, Kathy Arnold, Carole Anderson. Verna Cornell, Carolyn Appleman, Steven Abramo-witz. ROW 'rWO: Kathleen Hickey, Janet Almqui9t, Joyce Anderson, Donna Angel, Karen Bachman. ROW THREE: Gerald Ames, Richard Anderson, Howard Back-mann, Marlen York, James Adkins, William Allen. ROW FOUR: Larry Anderson, William Andersen, David Ahl-sted, Frank Garrett, Roy Anderson. pccttuna 006 0p U4A ict ta ROW ONE: Tim Kairies, Marjorie Ulmaniec, Darlene Vaughn, Bonnie Weinberg, Joan Remer, Susan Walsh, Lola Turner. ROW TWO: Carol Westberry, Edward Meuers, Khona Troswick, Jeff Werner, Judy Reiter, Lyndell William . ROW THREE: Kathryn Russell, Terry Nagle, Gordon Reinking, Ronald VanKempen, Sandra Trombley, Vem Reynolds, Carol Waknitz. ROW FOUR: Steve Warren, James Tripp, James Watts, John Trettel, Eddie Winer, James Geye, Marvin Wenzel. ROW ONE: Karen Shuster, Penny Rollin, Jeffrey Vinok-our, Miriam Black, Michael Jeppcsen, Joan Weisman. ROW TWO: Dean Rick, Mar-tin Fiterman, Jeffrey Silver, Lowell Bialick, Bruce Laza rus. ROW THREE: John Johnson, Stuart Gross, Phillip Litwin, Donald Bunce, John Lundgren, Juan Tolentino. ROW FOUR: David Heikkin-en, Laurence Jensen, Michael Postle, Bruce Gates, Ralph Wittcoff. Section, 'tyeasi 'TiiitJi ROW ONE: William Ham merman, DeEtte Wickiand, Jane! Nelson, Constance Johnson, Carol Cady, Kenneth Cram, Gloria Carlson. ROW TWO: Richard Reiss, Julius Crawford, Claude Schochct, Daniel Weinberg, Elizabeth Gordon, Barbara Niedcrloh, Peter Goodwin. ROW THREE: Timothy Petersen, Nyles Charon, George Jarvis, Thomas Oilman, Richard Druk, Kathleen Johnson, William Hopkins, Fred Silver. ROW FOUR: Rodney Nor-berg, John Lindala, Clark An-erson, Dave Thielke, Dave Goldstein, Donald Larson, Harlan Wells. ROW ONE: Ruth Ziff. Pat-ricia Mattson, Gerhard Horn, Joyce Krank, Peter Schreiner, Rachel Brudnoy, Nancy Lech-nyr. ROW TWO: Marijo Driste, John Harris, Sylvia Mead, John Wieriman, Phyllis Carlson, Beverly Friedell, Joanne Lindroos. ROW' THREE: James Stanton, Charles Lawrence, Carolyn Benson, Lana Carpenter, Michael Michlin, Harold Ncwvillc, Don Lundstrom, Colleen Smith. ROW FOUR: Richard Krahn, John Starks, Howard Ansel, Eugene Ipsen, David Swenson, Douglas Cram, Todd Zimmerman. 26 — Tttx. 11 79faA ttauf 3.7 s4vesuz pe STANLEY DO BRIN GERALD FLANNELLY LAWRENCE GRUMAN RONALD KARI MICHAEL LEE BARBARA KING ROBERT KUEHN MARILYN MICKELSON ROBERT OSTROW 179 KAREN SCHWARTZ GERALD SMITH LOIS WYLAND MALCOLM COHEN ROBERT KUEHN North American First National Bank Award Band Award 7cve£ue Se tavi6 deceive 4cvcvuU, BARBARA KING MICHEAL LEE SHELDON BLOCH MARIAN ERICKSON GERALD FLANNELLY First National Star Tribune American Legion American Legion Sons of the American Bank Award Award Award Auxiliary Award Revolution Award KATHLEEN CROW LYNN REMLY Class of 1934 Wcslinghouse Award Talent Search Award LARRY GRUMAN We9tinghou.se Talent Search Award MARLENE KUPTEZ NCTE Award VIRGINIA WIERIMAN Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 'ytyotuvi Cut4t z icU uf Se Uo%4, Marsha Benson Joseph Greenberg Geraldine Perrin Arlccn Bergstrom Lawrence Grumon Barbara Peterson Judy Bergstrom Wayne Haskell Michael Popkin Sheldon Bloch Steven Heller Mary Quintal Michael Blustein Kathryn Heruth Carol Rathmanner Jerome Buckingham Bruce Illingworth Charles Reich Karen Bundtzen Gary Jones Lynn Remly Malcolm Cohen Ronald Kari Dianne Rocheleau Marcella Cram Barbara King Mark Satz Kathleen Crow Roxanne Kleyman Sheldon Schrciberg Dale Dobrin Robert Kuchn Karen Schwartz Stanley Dobrin Michael Lee Gerald Smith Joseph Dwyer Beverly Lehman Kathleen Smith Carol Ecklcn Harvey Lippa Betty Thelemann Marian Erickson Joel Locketz Virginia Wieriman Gerald Flannell) Marilyn Mickelson Lois Wyland Robert Gale Robert Ostrow 180 Sencode Sw 'DefranttnettfaC 4cvcinctc LAWRENCE GRUMAN KAREN SCHWARTZ SHELDON SCHREIBERG Science Award Business Award Rose Rees Award CLYDE BRODT KAREN BUNDTZEN DIANNE ROCHELEAU Mercury Award Norse Award Norse Award MALCOLM COHEN Debate Award ISAAC BONDER Speech Award © EVAN ANDERSON Instrumental Award EDWARD SCHWARTZ Vocal Award 'JfatioHtil 'ftyimon. Society 79te t4enA Senear fJuHi tA Eleanor Baker •Marsha Benson •Judy Bergstrom •Sheldon Bloch •Michael Blustein Isaac Bonder Roseanne Brown Jerome Buckingham •Karen Bundtzen •Malcolm Cohen Marcella Cram •Kathleen Crow •Dale Dobrin •Stanley Dobrin Joseph Dwyer •Carol Ecklen •Marian Erickson •Gerald Flannelly •Robert Gale Joseph Greenberg •Lawrence Gruman •Wayne Haskell •Steven Heller •Kathryn Heruth Bruce Illingworth Gary Jones •Ronald Kari •Barbara King Roxanne Kieyman •Robert Kuehn Marlene Kupetz •Michael Lee Beverly Lehman Joel Locketz •Marilyn Mickelson •Robert Ostrow •Geraldine Perrin Barbara Peterson Mary Phillips •Michael Popkin •Mary Quintal •Carol Rathmonner •Charles Reich •Lynn Remly Dianne Rocheleau •Mark Satz •Sheldon Schreiberg •Karen Schwartz Dennis Sherva •Gerald Smith •Kathleen Smith •Betty Thelemann •Virginia Wieriman •Lois Wyland Tear Howard Ansel Joel Berman Joseph Brochin Douglas Cram James Eckman Martin Fiterman Beverly Friedell Michael Frisch Merrill Goldberg Judith Jansen Mark Johnson Myrna Kaplan Geraldine Olson Lois Ozwoeld Marlene Peterson Gilbert Rozman Jerald Sadoff Marshall Schwartz Phyllis Smiley Colleen Smith Joanne Sturman David Swenson Karen Szyvnanski Ralph Wittcoff Joan Weisman Vivian Wolter Barbara Wyland Ruth Ziff 181 • Selected in junior 0o M Ktttee6 l aCouUite Serviced The enthusiastic senior class went all out for committee work this year. So many seniors signed up for committees that the class officers had a hard time deciding who would do what. These groups worked industriously to make all of the class activities run smoothly and successfully. One of the first committees to get under way was the election committee which took charge of choosing the class officers. Throughout the year, the budget and social committees handled many of the class responsibilities. For many days before the class play, ambitious ticket committee members climbed the ladder from the boys gym to sell class play tickets to Polarites. Later the banquet, prom, and picnic committees got organized and made the plans for those exciting events. Finally, graduation time rolled around and the class song, dedication day. cap and gown, class memorial, and commencement committees all had a part in making it a fitting climax to a wonderful senior year. ROW ONE: LaRae Hopko, Linda Vander-lick. Phyllis Saporito, Sharon DuBois, Shirley Johnson, Betty Weninger, Patricia Fong, Susan Skaff. ROW TWO: Donna Schimmel, Joyce Willard, Mary Ohlin, Karen Bundtzen, Judy Kephart, Jacqueline Alford, Karen Aho, Sharon Froehlig. ROW THREE: Sandra Heintz, Frances Berg, Ronald Cain, Karen Platt, Paulette Benjamin, Ruth Widell, Judith Bergstrom, Joanne Lieske. ROW FOUR: Michael Richards. Carl Cederberg, Evelyn Johnson, Kathleen Steman, Laurice Jones, Carol Ecklen, Mary Ellen Anderson, Kathleen Crow. ROW ONE: Maryrac Elliott, Connie Pod-vin, Sharon Rosen, Jeanne Peterson, Diana Ford, Eileen Berkowitz, Sandra Shackle, Kathy Peter, Carol Holman. ROW TWO: Marlene Atkin, Elaine Ginsburg, Carol Andersen, Merriam Bernstein, Kathy Schlee, Janet Croth, Judy Kephart. Beverly Briggs, Susan Schmidt. ROW THREE: Richard Rein, Katherine Heruth, Shirley Bielke, Joseph Arthur, Jay Cay-ton, Barbara McBroom, Beverly Lehman, Patricia Wells, Susan Shaw. ROW FOUR: Joseph Dwyer, Lee Holmer, Ronald Beck-land, Ronald Lechnyr, Joseph Stanton, Jerry Taft, Paul Chatfield, Charles Olson, Gary Wedin. 182 ‘Sudjet ROW ONE: Karen Anderson, Michael Winter, Marian Erickson, Sharon Carlson, Kay Archer, Judy Solherg, Shirley Witherspoon, Louise Potek. ROW .TWO: Diane Powell, Donna Swanson, Emerald Dibble, Arleen Bergstrom, Patricia Bonner, Lois Cronky, Ronald Wishnick, Susan Schmidt, Cathleen Ruths. ROW THREE: Lynda Howlctt, Bette Bertrand, Sheldon Schreiberg, Ronald Mar-golis, Robert Gale, James Bajari, Stanley Dobrin, Hedda Jurgenson, Marilyn Mickelson. ROW FOUR: Gerald Smith, Robert Nelson, Gerald Goldstein, Marshall Shields, Jon Keto-koski, Jeffrey Kivens, John A. Henderson, James Douglas, Dale Dobrin. Sent i 4- Dcuf ROW ONE: Beverly Ziemer, Eleanor Baker, Virginia Wicriman, Carolyn Stolt, Roscanne Brown, Shirley Bloom, Marilyn Ambroz. ROW TWO: Maxine Fleisher, Phyllis Lehman, Hel-ga Rosenow,. Marlene Kupetz, Sandra Moy-lan, Sandra Mady, Carol Guptil. ROW THREE: Carol Hynes, Edward Schwartz, Sharon Tapper, Larry Nelson, Robert Ostrow, Judith FaJkowski, Diana St. Mane. ROW FOUR: Lance Nyberg, Roger Person, David Hamberg, Michael Popkin, Robert Walensky, David Sletten, Elaine Woldoreky. Social ROW ONE: Nancy Zimmerman, Elizabeth Addis. Susan Skaff, Jean Lofstrand, Sandra Shobe, Carol Swanson, Janice Finkelstein, Carol Houlton. ROW TWO: Adraine God-man, Ruth Widell, Penelope McBride, Nancy Wittig, JoAddie Munson, Pamela Chesler, Sandra Johnson. ROW THREE: Gerald Flan-nelly, Gary Hall, Elaine Woldorsky, Michael Baker, David Herman, Carol Ecklcn, Louise Ryan, Margaret Waddick. ROW FOUR: Al-lan Swartz, Jack Juhonsoo, Roy Scherer, Judith Rosengren, James Archer, Paul Elvin, Bruce Waller. 183 SUctiOH ROW ONE: Carol Bragcr, Kay Archer, Linda Johnson, Diana Ledin, Margaret Donahue, Carol Holman. ROW TWO: Emerald Dibble, Robert Os-trow, Diane Stotka, JoAddir Munson, Karen Bundt-zen, Susan Schmidt. ROW THREE: Sheldon Schrei-berg, Barbara King, Lois Wyland, Joyce Jansen, Kathleen Smith, Judy Bergstrom. ROW FOUR: Gerald Goldstein, Joseph Dwyer, Joseph Stanton, Michael Popkin, Robert Walensky. Thomas Pavlock. 'Dedication ROW ONE: George Davidovich, Manny Kopstein, Sheldon Schreiberg, Sara Freedland, Jacqueline Moore, Marsha Benson, Mona DeSoto. ROW TWO: Joanne Nygren. D'Ete Bomicr, Jean Lukasavitz, Karen Warner ROW THREE: Nancy Usan, Gayle Smith, Arthur Raeker, Roberta Lee, Janet Mikel son. ROW ONE: Allene Kent, Kathleen Malone, Carol Brager, Sandra Parsons, Karen Berry, Judith Webster. Mary Phillips. ROW TWO: JoAddie Munson, Marlene Cohen, Karen Thorson, Jacqueline Suits, Constance Schupmunn, JoAnn Auger. ROW THREE: Carolyn Schmidt, Donna Fox, Jean Lukasavitz, Joyce Jansen, Barbara Walquist, Sandra Johnson, Cathie Wuollet. ROW FOUR: Joel Locketz, Gerald Goldstein, Jerome Stunner, Bruce Illingworth, Anthony Badali, Karen Olson. ROW' ONE: Penelope McBride, Barbara Tangent, Joanne Lieske, Pamela Chesler, Carol Swanson, Susan Erickson. ROW TWO: Martin Flasher, Diane Fink, Janctt Mengelkoch, David Collins, Elaine Woldorsky, Laurice Jones. ROW THREE: Bruce Illingworth, Gary Bergstrom, Robert Savitt, William Ritzen, Henry Myhre, Wayne Garrett. ROW' FOUR: James Hultman, Patrick McDermott, Julian Goldberg, Louise Potek, Joel Locketz, Paul Williams, Jeffrey Bui-gatz. ‘PtCHiC 184 ROW ONE: Karen Anderson, Kay Archer, Judith Ratsch, Roxanne Kleyman, Maxine Carp, Judith Zweigbaum. ROW TWO: Sharon Schulman, Joseph Swierezek, Isaac Bonder, Marcella Cram, Marlene Kupetz, Karen Schwartz, Sharon Rosen. ROW THREE: Gloria White, Carolyn Hirsch, Mary Schmicge, Judith Krasner, Rita Karch, Bruce Lcmcr. ROW FOUR: David Powell, Vincent Rog-alski, Jerome Schewe, Dale Chmielewski, Thomas Pavlock. Son? 07£c6 t ROW ONE: Margaret Rassier, Barbara Peterson, Marie Ryan. Carol Houlton, Mary Zellmer, Shirley Randolph, Patricia Wells. STANDING: Lynn Rernly, Ronald Cain. ROW ONE: Marian Erickson, Sharon Carlson, Linda Johnson, Marilvn Ambroz, Gayle Smith, Steven Heller. ROW TWO: Sheldon Bloch, Allan Swartz, Katherine Lewison, Judith Bergstrom. ROW THREE: Ivadelle Skordahl, Barbara Wicherski, Thomas Mcnth. 'TfCtHtaxtcU ROW ONE: Carol Bogcma, Anna Mac Alama, Bonnie Buhrt, Maryrae Elliott, Michael Minter, Carole Keller. ROW TWO: Gary Wedin, Sara Frcedland, Kathleen Steman, Lois Wyland, Barbara King. Bruce Youngdahl, Jerry Struth-ere, Marvin Buretcin, Lance Nyberg, Roger Person, Glen Mattson. 185 Se tio ‘P't e6e tt When North students took seats at the class play last November 12 and 13. very few realized what had gone into the production of The Matchmaker. Who realized that the cast had been rehearsing until six o’clock every night for the last two weeks? No one noticed who had volunteered for the varitfus committees, but without these people, there would have been no scenery, no make-up, no costumes, almost no play at all. Another round of applause was earned by Mr. Flovd Pearson, who had the tremendous task of guiding and directing these budding actors. Floyd H. Pearson Horace Vandergelder Larry Gruman . Michael Popkin Cornelius Hack1 — Michael Baker Peggy Bergstrom Carol Guptil Marlene Kupelz Lance Nyberg Rudolf Mansoor Alyeshmemi Her Cook Diana St. Mane 186 “Hey fellows, he’s at it again!” Home is where the heart is. Holy Cabooses!” “Please! My knee is calloused. 187 -Ready! 1, 2, 3. kick! Some people lead a dog’s life. Marcella Cram, Sharon Rosen, Marsha Wolk, Beverly Lehman, Roberta Lee, Eleanor Baker. Helping cast members Peggy Bergstrom and Carol Guptil is Roxanne Kleyman, a costume committee member. (£o uKittee6 ‘rtyeCft 'Produce 'PCay Ervil Willey, Elaine Woldorsky, Louise Potck, Barbara Tangent, Jeanne Peterson, Connie Podvin, Sharon Gall, Kathy Peter, Patricia Bonner, David Hambcrg. ROW ONE: Bette Hunegs, Linda Johnson, Eileen Berkowitz, Roseanne Brown, Harriet Katz, Julie Os-trin. ROW TWO: Bonnie Weinberg, Lois Ozwoeld, Susan Skaff, Diana Ford, Susan Schwartz, Arlys Bullock. ROW THREE: Karen Hunt, Gretchen Wolcrtz, Bertha Sanders, Darlene Danielson, Carole Anderson, Ruth Ellingboe. ROW FOUR: Rita Karch, Judith Linn, Judy Compton, Merriam Bernstein, Rhona Tros-•wick, Jo Addic Munson. ROW FIVE: Vivian Woltcr, Katherine Lewison, Gloria Itman, Karen Hultgrcn, Boni Raichle, Arleen Bergstrom. 188 C tcen 'Ptotnote Elizabeth Addis Karen Aho Anna Mae Alama Jacqueline Alford Henry Allison Carol Andersen Dennis Anderson Diane Anderson Douglas Anderson Evan Anderson Su4i te4£ cuuC PCe Z6ccie Mansoor Alyeshmemi Marilyn Ambroz Karen Anderson Lynda Anderson John Arntson Joseph Arthur Michael Baker Cayetano Bari Seated is Karen Anderson, secretary. Standing are Steve Bloch, sergeant-at-arms; Wayne Haskell, president; Dennis Shena, president; Kay Archer, treasurer; Carolyn Stolt, mascot. 'ice So up ofi Bruce Barkosky Terrance Barnard David Barthel Bryan Bartness Irving Beach John Bedeau Melvin Belille Paulette Benjamson Marsha Benson Thomas Bentzen Juanita Berg Paul Berglund Arleen Bergstrom Gary Bergstrom Judy Bergstrom Se tti pte tt fo icui ' Syea Ralph Beastrom Ronald Becklund (?lcU4 Sow? We’ll be leaving you and all these old familiar places. Each memory that time retraces will be true. To the future we will part, yet living in our hearts. Our senior class—each game, each dance, each light romance. We’ll be leaving these—the friendships thru the years have grown. The path to knowledge we’ve been shown. This happiness that we have known. Now it's time to say goodbye, but “60” will be true — To the precious halls of North, we fondly bid adieu! Peggy Bergstrom John Berkholz Frances Berg v 4 James Berg Paulette Binkley Gary Birkenmeier a tcL s4dvt4 i 'Ptotpurte _____________________(km ________________________ Donna Blais Thomas Blasiak Sheldon Bloch Stephen Bloch Michael Blustein Rodger Boe Carol Bogema Jeraldine Bohlen Dorothy Bohn D’Ete Bomier Isaac Bonder Patricia Bonner 194 Clyde Brodt Roseanne Brown William Brown Richard Brynteson Marianne Buboltz William Boilce Robert Bolton Darlene Brenna Beverly Briggs f? I Senior advisers seated are Mr. Sbcely, Miss Tracy, Mrs. .!■ I Mrs. Sargent, Mr. Gwynne, Miss Sealander. Advisers -tanding I are Mr. V. Smith, Mr. Hutton. Student chairmen standing • ! .r-id I Powell, Jame« Archer, Carol Ecklen. Jerome Buckingham Robert Buckwald (?6 Urt He t Sncaunaye and Jerry Bushey David Buzzelle Ronald Cain Douglas Caldwell Thomas Call in an Sharon Carlson Maxine Carp Geoffrey Cauffman Jay Cayton Carl Cederberg Marvin Burstein Claudette Burton •4J P’fy fc'X F L ■ lP A' j U lquxJ DLcu ZXZXxj - - 'vjL, So- - -' yy £f . “ e 2. Carolyn Carlson Dennis Carlson Paul Chat field Sherie Chaulsett Marlene Cohen Jerry Cole Senior advisers seated are Mr. Jacobi, Miss Bolin, Mrs. Miller. Miss Bless in, Mrs. Hetherington, Mr. Quiring. Student chairmen standing are Peggy Bergstrom, Jeanne Peterson. Lance Nyberg, Bruce Illingworth, Stanley Dobrin. T eclccatco4t s4dvt etu David Collins Delores Collyord Madelyn Colstrom James Cook Marcella Cram Kathleen Crow George Custer James Dole Lucille Dargay Frank Dattalo Sharon DeGardner Sharon Dempsey Mona DeSoto Joyce Dibble David Distel Gerald Dolan 198 Margaret Donahue Judy Dorf James Douglas Sharon DuBois Terry Crooker Lois Cronky Thomas Daugherty George Davidovich Dale Dobrin Stanley Dobrin Senior advisers seated arc Mr. Perrin, Mrs. Lyders, Mrs. Mills, Mr. Larson, Mr. Threinen, Mrs. Dunham. Senior advisers standing arc Mr. Pearson, Mr. Kindcm, Mr. Snell. Student chairmen standing are Margaret Rassier, Manny Kopstcin, Robert Ostrow, Lynn Rcmly. Joseph Dwyer Carol Ecklen Susan Erickson Loren Ericson Judith Falkowski Ronald Farrand Jean Fehringer Diane Fink Janice Finkelatein John Fischer Robert Fiskc Gerald Flannelly Nancy Fodstad 200 Floyd Folwick Patricia Fong Diana Ford Roger Foster Paul Elvin Tfteet t6eltf. (c Succeed Fred Feldman Donald Fiero Marian Erickson Martin Hasher Maxine Heisher Lynn Remly and Lawrence Gruman 201 Donna Fox Joan Franczak )detU 'PoiafUtet PCcut 76eOi Sara Freedland Lois Freeman Sharon Froehlig Arlene Fuchs Nathan Fureetzer Sharon Gall Wayne Garrett Penelope Gates Ronald Cellcrman Carole Genung James Gilbertson Elaine Ginsburg Eugene Gittelson James Gleason Karen Gleason 4rtUUttOCC4, OfauU TRetcewt 'p'lOtH Carol Greene Janet Groth Lawrence Gruman Carol Guptil Carol Hackert David Hambcrg Barbara Hammond Dian Hampton James Haralson Gary Harris Janet Heath Sandra Heintz Steven Heller John A. Henderson John W. Henderson Darlene Haglund Gary Hall Marilyn Hase Wayne Haskell Bruce Hendry David Herman Karen Hirt Nancy Hitman THoat 4 K6ittau 'Ttecv 7 te tt Margaret Hooverson Sharon Hopkins LaRae Hopko Carol Houlton Eldridge Howell Delores Huckstep James Hultman Bette Hunegs Karen Hunt JoAnn Hutchins Carol Hynes Bruce Illingworth Steven Isenbcrg Bernice Jacobson Nancy James 206 o t t£e 'WeAtensi Garold Holman Lee Holmcr Lynda Howlett Charles Hruska Barbara Hutera Joseph Hyau Jcraldine Jandro Joyce Jansen Sandra Mady and David Powell 207 Jacqueline Jarosak Allen Javinsky Kenneth Jensen Lloyd Jensen Donald Jerome Carol J. Johnson Dennis Johnson Evelyn Johnson Janice Johnson Judy Johnson Linda Johnson Orville Johnson Richard Johnson Sandra Johnson Shirley Johnson 'P'ttettMy ‘ftycuu ti Arleen Johnson Carol H. Johnson 'P'UeKdCieat Eugene Jones Louis Jurisz Judy D. Johnson Judith C. Johnson Cary Jones Anita Justesen Karen Anderson and Julian Goldberg 209 Allene Kent Judy Kcphart Jon Ketokoski Janice Ketter Barbara King Roxanne Kleyman Robert Knoblauch Guatave Knott Brian Kocher Emanuel Kopatein Judith Krasncr 210 Richard Krause Karen Kreibich Kenneth Krona Robert Kuehn tvt Society S6M Jeffrey Kivcns Tamara JCletzky ?tunect 'D z tce 6 s4ucUtio t fa Jerome Kutncy Frances Landcau Arvid Larson Sandra Larson Ronald Lechnyr Roberta Lee Sigrid Lee Beverly Lehman Phyllis Lehman James Leighton David Lund Linda Love James Lukach Jean Lukasavitz Phillip Lundberg 'Piactdctcwt 7 etn. Barbara McBroom Patrick McDermott Douglas Mclndoo Patricia Majeski Kathleen Malone Ronald Margolis Cynthia Martinson David Marushin Donald Maurer Janett Mcngelkoch Thomas Menth Noel Mertz Marilyn Mickelson SeetionA 60 0Keefr t t Henry Myhre Joseph Nasal Gary Nelson Larry Nelson Lenore Nelson David Niebur Anna Niemela Lance Nyberg Joanne Nygren Robert Oakvik Phillip Oleisky Paul Olsen Charles Olson Karen Olson Robert Ostrow Larry Palme Sandra Parsons Thomas Pavlock Joan Peal Dianne Pearson 216 JUxM MJL Robert Nelson Richard L. Nelson Michael Obert Carol Overcott Kathleen Ottem Theiringer Geraldine Perrin Fredericka Perkins TVcttt tf fleAt Robert Petersen Barbara Peterson Jeanne Robert Peterson Terrance Pfahl Lillian Phillips Mary Phillips Martin Polstein Larry Pomerleau Gilbert Pond Michael Popkin Louise Potek Beverly Proctor Mary Quintal Arthur Raeker Shirley Randolph Margaret Rassier 218 Z (2 ICC14, (?laotM6 Dwayne Peterson Gerald Peterson s4tte uU u? a g. William Ritzen Richard Rivltin Helen Robins Gloria Rocha r� - „ . . Diane Rocheleau Melody Roppe Sharon Rosen Judith Rosengren Helga Roscnow Dennis Ross 72'ie4 ed 'peel at £aee Michael Richards Grace Ridgley ‘PoCasUteA Reject TPfat UaC Melvin Samuelson Maty Ann Sandhocfncr Gerald Sandusky Lawrence Sandwick Benjamin Sannel Mark Sat Robert Savitt Roy Scherer Jerome Schewe Donna Schimmel Carolyn Schmidt Judith A. Schmidt Susan Schmidt Mary Schmicge Mary Ann Schneider l aCue fan cLeal D zte Karen Schwartz Jerome Scliger Janice Jopp and Henry Antiia SJicfe t OfauU ¥ave Co44omect u Stephen Siegel Janet Simco Janice Sizer Susan Skaff Martin Skar David Sletten Dorothy Smith Gayle Smith Gerald Smith Jerold Smith fo Sta icCotft Patricia Stasik James Stasncy Kay Archer and Dennis Sherva 225 Spite o£ l aca tt Ceac e , Kathleen Strman Thomas Stewig Sandra Stoeckmann Jeffrey Stolp Carolyn Stolt Michael Strecd Jerry Struthcrs Robert Stuart Jerome Sturmer Margerenc Sudduth Raymond Sundeen Haney Susaman Carol Swanson Donna Swanson Allan Swartz 60 Sfrcnit t Robert Stoltman Diane Stotka '79t %4£ School Sfr Ut Jacqueline Suits James Sumstad Irwin Swatez Karen Swearingen Jerrjr Taylor Phyllis Teetzel Elaine Woldorsky and Martin Skar Jerry Theiringer Betty Thelemann Gary Thomas Denise Thompson Judy E. Thompson Steven Townsend James Trombley Nancie Tromiczak Stephen Upham Nancy Usan Robert Walensky James Vlahos Margaret Waddick William Wahl I Bruce Waller Carol Warn Karen Warner Gary Wedin Betty Wehinger Patricia Wells onJC 'tyeci'i 5.' c, AjtSZct - shoJL -y V • w,’- H-S 3JiuJ . ■U.qM, - Jj- 4V J f S. 'Uy UAt S Kt(e Barbara Walquist Raymond Wealey David Walter Willard Weasen Linda Vanderlick Lloyd Van Hale Janice Finkelstein and George Davidovich Julie Thompson Gary Toughill David West Michael Wheldon Gloria White Barbara Wicherski Bruce Wickland Richard Wiisanen Gordon Wikman Joyce Willard Ervil Willey Paul Williams Shirley Witherspoon Ronald Witte Nancy Wittig Elaine Woldorsky Gretchen Wolertz 230 Benjamin Wuollet Lois Wyland Bruce Youngdahl Marydell Zellmer Beverly Ziemer Section, s4ctiuity 7 u£ex ADDI- ADDIS, ELIZABETH_______183, 190 Y-Teens, Leadership Conference, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Social, Pep Club, Cap Gown, French Club Secretary. AHO, KAREN _______ 67. 96, 182. 190 Y-Teens, Pep Club. Gym Leader. Girls' Sports, Prom. ALAMA, ANNA MAE __ 94. l S. 190 Y-Tecns, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Claw Memorial. ALFORD. JACQUELINE _ 182. 190 Y-Teens, FHA, Prom. ALLISON, HENRY 82. 91. 108. 132. 190 “N” Club. Football, Track. ALYESHMERNI, MANSOOR ........ 56. 80, 88. 90. 91, 186, 191 Drama Club, PTSA, NFL, World Affairs, Chess Club, Honor Roll, JUN. Physics Club, JAS Vice President. AMBROZ, MARILYN________ 61, 93. 97. 138, 183, 185, 191 Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Polarettes Choreographer, Commencement, Senior “A” Day. ANDERSEN, CAROL 30. 61. 95. 182. 190 Y-Teens, Homecoming Attendant. Pep Club, Polarettes, Girls’ Sports, Banquet, Dedication Day. ANDERSON. DENNIS 82. 109, 126, 190 “N” Club. Football, Hockey. ANDERSON. DIANE______________ 190 PTSA, FHA. ANDERSON. DOUGLAS__________ 190 Football. ANDERSON, EVAN _ 58. 60. 99. 190 Hi-Y, PTSA. Band. Honor Roll, Physics Club, Polar Band. ANDERSON. KAREN ______31, 81. 93, 183, 185, 191. 209 Y-Teens, Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, Viking Club Treasurer, Student Council, Girls' Sports, Budget, Class Song, Class Secretary. ANDERSON, LYNDA _____ 59, 96. 191 Y-Teens Pep Club, Band. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Service Aid, Prom ANDERSON, MARY ELLEN_________75. 94, 182. 190 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Service Aid. Prom. ANDERSON RICHARD ____________ 190 Baseball. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. ANTILA, HENRY _____ 82. 106, 109, 126, 190, 223 Basketball, Football, N Club Presi-dent, Baseball, Hockey. ARCHER, JAMES _ 64, 183, 190, 195 Choir, Choir Council, Glee Club, Social Committee Chairman. Sno King Candidate. ARCHER, KAY _______ 30, 55, 79, 183, 181, 185, 190, 191, 225 PTSA, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Polaris Staff, Banking Monitor, Budget, Election, Class Treasurer. ARNTSON, jOHN_____________________ 191 ARTHUR, JOSEPH _____________ 182, 191 Banquet. ATKIN, MARLENE __________81, 182, 190 Pep Club, Kadimah, Banquet. AUGER, JoANN _______ 62, 70. 71, 83, 92, 184, 190 Pep Club, FHA Historian, Library Page, Banking Monitor, Cap Gown. BADALI, ANTHONY __ 82, 111, 181. 190 Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council Honor Roll, “N Club, Homecoming, Cap Gown, Football, Hockey, Cross Country, Track. BAJARI, JAMES _ _ 82, 84, 85, 100, 122, 130, 183, 190 Hi-Y, Annual Representative, Viking Club President, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, ‘N” Club, Budget, Gymnastics Team, Ski Team. BAKER. ELEANOR _________ 56. 87, 183, 188, 190 PTSA Vice President, Pep Club, Red Cross, NFL, Banking Monitor, Kadi-mah. Senior “A Day. BAKER. MICHAEL 88, 183, 186, 191 NFL, Drama dub. Senior Class Play, Social. BARI. CAYETANO_____ 58, 60. 99, 191 Hi-Y, Band, Physics Club, Polar Band. BARKOSKY, BRUCE___________________ 192 Physics Club. BARNARD. TERRANCE ---------------- 192 BARTH, MICHAEL Hi-Y, Red Cross, Chess Club, Banking Monitor. -BERK BARTHEL, DAVID________________192 BARTNESS, BRYAN ____ 55, 98, 108, 126, 192 Football, Baseball, Hockey. BEACH, IRVING --------------- 192 Honor Roll. BEASTROM, RALPH _____ 65, 98, 193 Hi-Y, Choir, Glee Club. BECKLUND, RONALD 100,182, 193 Hi-Y, Banquet. BEDEAU, JOHN_______________192 BELILLE, MELVIN ----------- 192 “N” dub. Football. BENJAMSON, PAULETTE _ 56. 87, 101, 138, 182, 192 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep dub, Red Cross. Girls' Sports, Banking Monitor, Banquet, Prom. BENSON. MARSHA 52, 87, 101, 184, 192 Hi-C, NFL Vice President, NHS, Honor Roll, Polaris Staff, Dedication Day. BENTZEN, THOMAS_______________192 Hi-Y. BERG, FRANCES _ 75, 93, 182, 193 Pep dub. Student Council, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Prom, Homecoming. BERG, JAMES _______________ 193 Hall Guard, PTSA, Student Council, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll. BERG. JUANITA __________ 75, 192 Girls’ Sports, Service Aid, dass Memorial. BERGLUND, PAUL ____________ 192 BERGSTROM. ARLEEN _ 5, 63, 65, 77. 183, 188, 192 Y-Teens, Pep dub Red Cross, FHA, Annua] Staff, Choir, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Clee dub. Budget. BERGSTROM. GARY ________ 82, 100, 108, 184, 192 Hi-Y, Annual Representative, Study-Monitor, “N” dub, Picnic, Football. BERGSTROM, JUDY______ 52, 64, 178, 182, 183,185, 192 Y-Teens, NHS, Choir. Honor Roll. Glee dub, Prom, Commencement, Elections. BERGSTROM. PEGGY _______ 97, 186, 188, 193, 197 Y-Teens, Pep dub. Gym Leader, Girls’ Sports, Picnic Committee Chairman. BERKHOLZ, JOHN ______________ 193 232 Setttwt s4ctiuitcf 'index BERK- BERKOWITZ, EILEEN ------ 81, 182. 188, 192 Pep Club, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Kadimah Treasurer, Banquet. BERNSTEIN, MERRIAM 59, 82, 88, 182, 188, 192 Hall Guard, Y-Tcens, Annual Representative, NFL, Band, Orchestra, Kadimah, Office Aid. BERRY, KAREN 73, 96, 184, 192 Hall Guard, Y Tecns, Pep Club, Banking Monitor, Cap Gown. BERTRAND, BETTY 68, 75, 183, 192 Hall Guard, Y-Tecns, Pep Gub, Service Aid, Girls' Sports, Study, Monitor, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Tickets, Physics Club, Budget. BIELKE, SHIRLEY _____ 62, 73, 84, 85. 182, 192 Hall Guard, PTSA, Viking Club, Girls' Sports, Banking Monitor, Ban quet. BINKLEY, PAULETTE _ 71, 93, 193 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Service Aid, Banking Monitor, Picnic. BIRKEN.MEIER, CARY_____________193 BISHOP, RENEE ________________ 194 BLAIS, DONNA_________ 56, 73, 19-1 Hall Guard, PTSA. BLASIAK, THOMAS________________194 BLOCH, SHELDON 63, 178, 185, 194 Annual Representative, Red Cross, Service Aid, Study Monitor, NHS, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, Projection, Commencement, Basketball, Tennis. BLOCH, STEPHEN _ 80, 82, 191, 194 Drama Gub, Annual Representative, “N Club, Swimming, Class Ser-geant-At-Arms. BLOOM, SHIRLEY .. 92. 94, 97. 183. 195 Y-Teens Chaplain, Pep Gub, Girls' Sports, Study Monitor, Senior “A Day. BLUMB, DOUGLAS ________________ 195 BLUSTEIN, MICHAEL _ 53, 178, 194 NHS, Band Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Polar Band. BOE, RODGER___________ 100, 126, 194 Hi-Y, PTSA, Red Cross, Tennis, Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors’ names. Hockey. BOGAR, MURNIE BOGEMA. CAROL.......... 63, 84, 101, 185, 1 1 Y-Tecns, Viking Gub, Red Cross, Hi-C. Honor Roll, Gass Memorial. BOHLER, JERALDINE ____________194 BOHN, DOROTHY. „ 61, 138, 191 Red Cross, Polarettes. BOIKE. WILLIAM _________________ 195 BOLTON, ROBERT_____________114, 195 Basketball. BOMIER, D’ETE__________59. 181, 191 Y-Teens, Band, Polar Band, Dedication Day. BONDER, ISAAC 57, 88. 185. 191 NFL, World Affairs, Honor Roll, Projection, Gass Song. BONNER, PATRICIA _ 97, 183, 188, 191 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Student Council. FHA, Budget, Gass Play Committee. BOWEN, CORRINE ___________ 145, 191 Girls’ Sports. BRACER. CAROL ________ 54, 62, 74, 81, 85, 96. 181, 194 Y-Teens, Pep Gub, Viking Gub Secretary, Student Council, Girls' Sports, Banking Monitor. Cap Gown, Courtesy, Election. BRENNA, DARLENE ............... 195 Girls’ Sports. BRIGGS, BEVERLY 94. 138, 182, 195 Y-Teens, Banquet. BRODT, CLYDE _ 82, 108, 130, 134, 191, 211,215 Football, Baseball, Ski Team, N Gub. BROWN, ROSEANNE________ 56, 64, 79, 87, 183, 188, 191 Annual Representative, Red Cross, NFL, Polaris Staff, Choir, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Kadimah, Sen- ior “A Day, Gass Play Usher, All Gty Choir, Glee Gub. BROWN, WILLIAM_______ _ 191 BRYNTESON, RICHARD --------194 BUBOLTZ, MARIANNE —....... 191 BUCKINGHAM. JEROME--------195 Banking Monitor, Honor Roll. BUCKWALD. ROBERT_________ 195 Gym Leader, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, JAS, Physics Gub, Picnic. BUHRT, BONNIE „ 67, 91, 185, 196 -CAUF Y-Tcens, Gym Leader, Girls’ Sports, Hi-C, Gass Memorial. BULGATZ, JEFFREY _ 181, 1% Red Cross, Social. BULLOCK, ARLYS 56, 65, 71, 75, 81. 97, 188, 196 Y-Teens, PTSA, Viking Club, Service Aid, FHA, Choir, Honor Roll, Glee Gub, Gass Memorial, Election. BUNCE, WILLIAM ______________ 196 BUNDTZEN. KAREN 53. 54, 64. 71, 81.182, 184, 196 Y-Teens, Pep Gub, Viking Gub, Student Council, Service Aid, NHS, Choir, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll. Prom, Homecoming, Election. BURSTEIN, MARVIN 109, 185, 197 N Gub, Gass Memorial, Football, Basketball, Tennis. BURTON, CLAUDETTE . 69, 197 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Gub, Prom. Service Aid. BUSHEY, JERRY _______________ 196 BUSHIE, DEAN BUZZELLE, DAVID_____ 100, 128. 196 Hi-Y, Gym Leader, Swimming. Baseball. BY.MARK, CURTIS 82, 118 N Gub, Wrestling. CAIN. RONALD. 90, 91, 182, 185, 1% JAS, Physics Gub, Prom, Commencement. CALDWELL, DOUGLAS 58. 196 Band, Orchestra. CALLINAN, THOMAS 82, 109, 1% “N Gub, Football. CARLSON. CAROLYN_________92. 197 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Gub, Library Page. CARLSON. DAVID CARLSON. DENNIS .... 197 Student Council, Homecoming. Cap Gown, Football. CARLSON, SHARON ________ 63, 183, 185, 196 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Budget, Commencement. CARP, MAXINE______ 62, 64, 71, 185, 196 Y-Teens, Pep Gub, Service Aid, Choir, Banking Monitor, Gass Song. CAUFFMAN, GEOFFREY_______82, 101 112, 196 Hi-C, Honor Roll, ‘N Gub, Golf. Basketball, Cross Country, Track. 233 Se ti i s4ctivi f )kcCcx CAYT- CAYTON. JAY ________ 98. 182, 1% Hi-Y, Banquet, Swimming. CEDERBERG. CARL______ 82. 182, 1% N” Qub, Prom, Apparatus. CHAN, THOMAS CHATFIELD, PAUL _ 109, 182, 197 Hi-Y. Viking Club. Choir, N Qub. Banquet, Football. CHAULSETT, SHERIE_____________197 CHESLER, PAMELA 71, 79, 183, 184, 196, 213 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Qub, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, Picnic, Social. CHM1ELEWSKI, DALE _______ 87. 90. 91, 185, 1% Chess Club, JAS, Physics Qub, Class Song. CHOUINARD, HARRIET________ 1% CIEN, NESSA-FERN__________ 1% Pep Club, Kadimah. COHEN. MALCOLM-. 52. 88. 178, 1% NHS, NFL President, Polaris Staff, Chess Qub, Honor Roll, JAS. COHEN, MARLENE _______ 184. 197 Y-Teens, Pep Qub, Cap Gown. COLE, JERRY_____________ 82, 108, 197 Gym Leader, “N Club, Football. Track, Wrestling. COLLINS, DAVID______79, 181. 198 Polaris Staff, Picnic. COLLYARD, DELORES _ ......... 198 Y-Teens, Red Cross. COLSTROM. MADELYN 93. 95. 198 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club. Banquet. COOK. JAMES ....... 82. 109. 198 CRAM, MARCELLA _______ 59. 81, 86. 185, 188. 198 Annual Representative, Pep Qub, Service Aid, Band, Honor Roll, Kadimah Secretary, JUN, Polar Band, Qass Song. CRONKY. LOIS_____________183. 199 Y-Teens. Budget. CROOKER, TERRY ........... _ 199 Football. CROW. KATHLEEN_______ 4, 52, 73, 76. 80. 92, 95. 178, 182, 198, 205 Drama Qub. Hall Guard, Y-Teens Chaplain, PTSA President, Pep Qub, Student Council, Leadership Conference, NHS, Girls’ Sports, Annual Staff Editor, Honor Roll, Prom, Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. Girls’ State. CROWL, DONALD PTSA. CUSTER, GEORGE ....______________198 DALE, JAMES ____________________ 198 Service Aid, Polar Band, Track. DARGAY. LUCILLE_________ 80, 86. 198 Drama Club, Y-Tcens, PTSA, Pep Qub, Student Council, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, JUN, Commencement. DATTALO, FRANK___________________198 DAUGHERTY. THOMAS ........- 84. 199 Viking Club. DAVIDOVICH. GEORGE________ 63, 98. 104, 184, 229 Hi-Y, Red Cross, Student Council, Cheerleader, Dedication Day. DeGARDNER. SHARON - 62, 198 Girls’ Sports, Banking Monitor. DEMPSEY. SHAROM ....... 93, 95, 198. 215 Y-Teens, Pep Qub, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Picnic. DeSOTO, MONA _______ 79, 80, 87, 101, 184. 186, 198 Drama Qub, NFL, Girls' Sports, Polaris Staff, Hi-C, Banking Monitor, Dedication Day. DIBBLE, JOYCE ________ 64, 65, 101, 183, 184, 198 Y-Teens, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Choir, Hi-C Treasurer. Honor Roll, Budget, Election. DISTEL, DAVID _________________ 198 Wrestling. DOBRIN. DALE_________62, 80, 82. 143, 178. 183. 199 Student Council, NHS, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, “N” Club, Budget, Golf, Tennis. DOBRIN, STANLEY _______ 53. 55, 112, 178, 183, 186, 197, 199 Drama Qub, Annual Representative, Student Council, NHS, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, “N” Club, Budget Committee Chairman. Homecoming, Golf, Football. DOLAN, GERALD _________ 82, 109, 198 “N” Club. Football. DONAHUE, MARGARET----------- 54, 73, 138, 184, 198 Hall Guard, PTSA, Pep Qub, Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council. Election. -FARR DORF, JUDY ___________________ 198 Cap Gown. DOUGLAS, JAMES _____ 58. 183, 198 Band, Budget. DuBOIS, SHARON _______ 56, 71, 96, 182, 198 Y-Teens, PTSA, Red Cross, Student Council, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor. DWYER, JOSEPH _____ 182, 184, 199 Student Council, Honor Roll, Banquet. ECK, TERRANCE ECKLEN, CAROL_______ 52, 63, 74, 80. 88. 97,182, 183, 195, 199 Drama Qub, Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, NHS, NFL, Girls’ Sports, Polaris Staff, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Social, Prom Committee Chairman, Homecoming, Courtesy. EDSTROM, WALTER -------------- 200 EGGERT, MICHAEL_ 58, 59, 99, 200 Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Chess Qub, Honor Roll, Polar Band. EISENZIMMER, JUDY___________200 NFL. ELLIOTT. DANNY________________ 200 ELLIOTT. MARYRAE „ 62, 74, 182, 185, 200 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Banking Monitor, Polar Band, Banquet, Courtesy, Qass Memorial. ELVIN. PAUL ________ 98. 183, 201 Hi-Y, Social Football. ENGHAUSEN. WILLARD Hi-C. ERICKSON. MARIAN ______ 5, 53, 67, 77, 93, 97, 183, 185. 201 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Qub President, Gym Leader, NHS Treasurer, Girls’ Sports, Annual Staff, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Budget, Commencement. ERICKSON, SUSAN 56, 64, 184, 200 PTSA, FHA, Choir, Picnic. ERICSON, LOREN _______________ 200 FALKOWSKI, JUDITH ________ 71, 97. 183, 200 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Study Monitor, Honor Roll, Senior “A” Day. FARRAND, RONALD ______________ 200 Budget, Golf, Skiing. 234 Senton, Activity )'tctex FEHR- FEHRINGER, JEAN ___________ 200 FHA. FELDMAN, FRED______________201 Band, Color Cuard. FERN, DOUGLAS FIERO, DONALD______________201 Football, Basketball. FINK, DIANE___________ 184, 200 Picnic. FINKELSTEIN, JANICE _______ 54. 79. 183, 200, 229 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, Social. FISCHER, JOHN_________ 100, 130, 200 Hi-Y, MN Club, Skiing. FISHER, DAVID FISKE, ROBERT __________________ 200 Ticket, Swimming, Apparatus. FLANNELLY, GERALD _________ 53. 82, 111, 143,178, 183, 200 Hi-Y, NHS, Band, Honor Roll, “NM Club, Social, Tennis, Cross Country, Wrestling. FLASHER, MARTIN___________ 82, 128, 184, 201 “N” Club, Picnic, Football, Swimming. FLEISHER, MAXINE_______62, 71, 183, 201 Pep Club, Service Aid, Banking Monitor, Kadimah, Senior A Day. FODSTAD, NANCY__________________200 Y-Teens. FOLWICK, FLOYD ________________ 200 FONG. PATRICIA_________ 61, 138, 182, 200, 221 PTSA, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council, Polarettes Treasurer, Service Aid, Leadership Conference, Picnic, Prom, Homecoming, Study Monitor. FORD. DIANA _______ 56. 69, 93, 182. 188, 200 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Service Aid, Banquet. FORSTER. JANE ------------------- 65 Y-Teens, Choir. FOSTER. ROGER ________________ 200 Apparatus. FOX. DONNA_____________ 83, 184, 201 Pep Club, FHA, Cap Gown. FRANCZAK, JOAN _______________ 201 Annual Representative. FREEDLAND, SARA _ 184, 185, 202 PTSA, Polar Band, Dedication Day, Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. Class Memorial. FREEMAN, LOIS _______________ 202 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Service Aids, Girls’ Sports, Hi-C, Study Monitor. FROEHLIG, SHARON _________ 70, 73, 92, 138, 182, 202 Hall Guard, Pep Club, Library Page, Prom. FUCHS, ARLENE ________ 63, 95. 202 Y-Teens, Red Cross. FURSETZER, NATHAN ___________ 202 GADBOIS, ROBERTA______________203 GALE, ROBERT_______ 53, 80, 183, 186, 203 Drama Club, Annual Representative, NHS, Honor Roll, Budget. GALL, SHARON________ 71, 83, 188, 202 Study Monitor, FHA, Honor Roll. GARRETT. WAYNE _________ 184, 202 Gym Leader, Student Council, Picnic, Football. GATES. PENELOPE _____________ 202 Y-Teens, Pep Club. GELLERMAN, RONALD_____________202 Annual Representative, Gym Leader, Honor Roll Leadership Conference, Physics Club, Picnic, Homecoming. GENUNG, CAROLE ___________ 61, 202 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Polarettes. GETTY GREY __________ 82. 128, 203 “N Club, Swimming. CIBO, DIANNE _____________ 62, 203 Pep Club, FHA, Banking Monitor. GILBERTSON, JAMES ________ 82, 108, 114, 202 “N Club, Election, Football, Basketball, Sno King Candidate. GINSBURG, ELAINE _________ 182, 202 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Girls’ Sports, Banquet. G1TTELSON, EUGENE__________ 63, 202 Red Cross. GLEASON, JAMES ----------- 138. 202 Red Cross, Banking Monitor, Stage Crew. GLEASON, KAREN ______ 67, 202, 211 Gym Leader, Girls’ Sports. GLEASON, KATHERINE ________ 56, 83, 145, 203 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, FHA, Girls' Sports, Ticket. GODMAN, ADRAINE ______ 183, 203 Social. GOLDBERG, JULIAN ------ 82, 108, -HAMB 134, 184, 202, 209 “N” Club. Picnic. Football. Basketball, Baseball, Sno King Candidate. GOLDFINGER, LOUISE......... 202 Y-Teens, Choir, Honor Roll. GOLDSTEIN, GERALD_______ 54, 183, 181, 202 Annual Representative, Student Council, Honor Roll, JUN, Budget, Home- coming, Cap Gown, Basketball, Cross Country. GRAF. GERTRUDE______________ 202 GRAFF, SHIRLEY___________81, 202 Study Monitor. GRANROTH, GORDON ___________ 203 Hi-Y, Red Cross, Stage Crew. GREENBERG, JOSEPH________ 82, 109, 112, 203 Leadership Conference, Honor Roll, ‘‘N’’ Club, Prom, Golf, Football, Basketball, Swimming. GREENE, CAROL_____________ 86, 204 World Affairs, Choir, Glee Club, JUN. GROTH, JANET___________ 84, 182, 204 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, PTSA. Pep Club, Viking Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aid, Girls' Sports, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Picnic, Banquet, Election. GRUMAN, LAWRENCE _________ 53. 56, 87, 90, 112, 178,186,201,204 PTSA, Student Council, NHS, NFL, Band, Chess Club, Honor Roll, Color Guard, “N Club, JAS Vice President, Polar Band, Golf. GUPTIL, CAROL _________ 74, 80, 95. 183,186, 188, 204 Drama Club, Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aid, Social, Courtesy, Election. HAAVIG, THOMAS Viking Club, Class Memorial. HACKERT, CAROL ----------- 71. 201 SEP Aid, Prom. HAGLUND, DARLENE ------------- 205 HALL, GARY ______ 82, 106, 183, 205 Hi-Y, Student Council, “N” Club, Social, Golf, Football, Tennis, Wrestling. HAMBERG, DAVID________ 183. 188, 204 Tennis. 235 Settayi Activity ‘Index HAMM- Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. -JOHN HAMMOND. BARBARA______2CM HAMPTON. DIAN _______ 204 HARALSON, JAMES _____ 201 Song, Homecoming. French dub, Annual Staff. HIRT, KAREN ________________ 205 FHA. HARRIS, CARY ______ 4, 77, 100, 204 Hi-Y, Student Council, Annual Staff, Tennis. HASE, MARILYN ______________ 205 PTSA, Pep dub. HASKELL, WAYNE________ 53, 79, 80. 82, 186, 191. 205 Drama dub. Red Cross Treasurer, Leadership Conference, NHS, NFL, Polaris Staff. Honor Roll, MN” dub, Glee dub. Football, dass President. HEATH, JANET _______________ 201 PTSA, Service Aid, Banking Monitor, Cap Gown. HEINTZ, SANDRA 62, 95, 182, 201 Y-Teens Pep dub, NFL, Girls' Sports, Banking Monitor, French dub. Prom. HEINZ, RICHARD HELD, DAVID ________ 82, 109, 132 “N” Club, Football. Track. HELLER. STEVEN _____ 53, 56, 185, 204, 221 PTSA, Red Cross, NHS, Honor Roll, Commencement, Tennis. HENDERSON. JOHN A_________ 98, 183, 201 Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Budget, Skiing. HENDERSON. JOHN W--------- 82, 108, 132, 201 “N Club, Football, Track. HENDRY, BRUCE_________ 82, 122, 205 “N Club, Apparatus Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. HERMAN, DAVID_________ 57, 183, 205 Projection, Social. HERUTH, KATHRYN_______ 52, 63, 65, 66, 88, 182, 204 Red Cross, FHA, NHS. NFL. Girls' Sports, Choir, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Banquet. HETLAND, RICHARD_____________201 HIETALA, RODGER ............ 201 HILLMAN, DAVID_______________204 HINRICHS, WILLIAMS___________109 Hi-Y, PTSA. Viking Club, Red Cross, N dub, Picnic, Election, Football, Track. HIRSCH, CAROLYN _76, 95, 185, 204 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, NFL, Girls’ Sports, dass HITMAN, NANCY________________205 Y-Teens, Viking dub. Prom. HODGE, PATRICIA ____________ 206 Y-Teens, Hi-C. HODGSON, JAMES _____________ 206 HOFFMAN. ELDORA______________206 Service Aid, Band, Hi-C, Prom. HOLCK, JANET____________ 96, 206 Y-Teens, Study Monitor, Sen-ice Aid. HOLM. LAWRENCE. HOLMAN, CAROL 97, 182, 184, 206 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Banquet, Election. HOLMAN, GAROLD________ 82, 106, 108, 207 Annual Representative, “N dub, Football, Baseball. HOLMER, LEE ______ 82, 87, 100, 109, 130, 182, 207 Hi-Y, Student Council, Chess Club, “N” dub. Glee dub. Football. Track, Skiing Captain, Banquet. HOMMES, LESTER HOOVERSON, MARGARET .. 69, 84, 85. 206 Viking dub, Red Cross, Hi-C, Service Aid. HOPKINS. SHARON _____________ 206 Hi-C HOPKO, LaRAE _____ 63, 70, 74, 84, 97, 182, 206 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep dub. Viking dub, Red Cross, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Library Page, Prom, Courtesy. HOULTON. CAROL________ 73, 138, 183, 185,206 Hall Guard, Pep dub, Girls' Sports, Social, Tickets. HOWELL. ELDRIDGE______________206 HOWLETT, LYNDA ------- 68, 95, 183, 207 Y-Tecns, PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Budget, Tickets. HRUSKA, CHARLES _ 82, 132, 207 Hi-Y, Annual Representative, Viking dub, Red Cross, Choir, Banking Monitor, “N dub. Football, Track. HUCKSTEP, DELORES _________ 206 HULTMAN, JAMES _ 54, 184, 206 Student Council, Picnic. HUNEGS, BETTE ______ 81, 188, 206 Kadimah, Social. HUNT, KAREN ________ 93, 188, 206 PTSA, FHA. Pep dub. HUTCHINS, JoANN ____ 68, 97, 206 Y-Teens, Pep dub. Service Aid. HUTERA, BARBARA ___________ 207 Y-Tecns, Pep dub. Girls’ Sports. HYATT. JOSEPH ______ 54, 55, 58, 60, 207 Student Council, Polaris Staff, Band, Orchestra, Polar Band, Picnic, Homecoming. HYMES, JEFFREY HYNES, CAROL______ 62, 96, 183, 206 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, PTSA, Pep dub. Gym Leader, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Honor Roll, Commencement, dass Memorial. ILLINGWORTH, BRUCE_______ 55, 100, 184, 197, 206 Hi-Y, Red Cross, Student Council, Honor Roll, Picnic, Homecoming, Cap Gown Committee Chairman. ISENBERG, STEVEN _____ 87, 91, 206 Polaris Staff, Chess dub, Physics dub. JACOBSON, BERNICE_____________206 Banking Monitor. JAMES, NANCY _________ 84, 96, 206 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Band. JANDRO, JERALDINE_________ 93, 207 Pep Club, FHA, Banking Monitor. JANSEN, JOYCE 83. 86, 95, 184, 207 Y-Teens, Pep dub, FHA, Hi-C, Hon-or Roll, JUN, Cap Gown, Election. JAROSAK, JACQUELINE __________ 208 JAVINSKY, ALLEN________________208 Gym Leader. JENSEN. KENNETH __________ 59, 208 Band, Social. JENSEN, LLOYD ________________ 208 Polaris Staff (Assistant Editor). JEROME, DONALD _______________ 208 Hi-Y, Annual Representative, Choir. JOHNSON, CAROL H__________ 68. 209 Service Aid. JOHNSON, CAROL J_______________208 Red Cross, Girls' Sports, Bonking Monitor. 236 Se tavi s4ctcvit t ?ftcCex JOHN- Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors’ names. -LAND JOHNSON, DENNIS _______________ 208 JOHNSON, EVELYN _______ 5. 55, 75, 76, 182, 208 Annual Representative, Red Cross, Student Council, Office Aid, FHA Vice President and Treasurer, Annual Staff, Dedication, Prom, Homecoming, PTSA. JOHNSON, JANICE ______ 95, 208 Pep Club, Girls’ Sports. JOHNSON, JUDY_______ 59, 83, 95, 208 Y-Tcens, Pep Club, Student Council, Band, Polar Band. JOHNSON, JUDITH C_____ 68, 209 FHA Vice President, Library Page, Service Aid. JOHNSON, JUDY D____________ 70. 209 Y-Teens, FHA, Library Page. JOHNSON, LEONA Y-Teens, Pep Club. JOHNSON. LINDA _______ 56, 97, 18-4, 185, 188, 208 Y-Teens, PTSA, Service Aid, Choir, Commencement. JOHNSON, ORVILLE ______________ 208 JOHNSON, RICHARD _ 64, 82, 108, 126, 134, 208 Student Council, Band, Study Monitor, Honor Roll, MN” Club, Football, Baseball, Hockey. JOHNSON, SANDRA ______ 57, 62, 79, 183, 184, 208 Pep Club, Banking Monitor, Projection, Social, Cap Gown. Annual Representative, Projection, Social, Wrestling, Skiing, Sno-King Candidate. JUNGLEN, ROGER _______________ 208 Football, Wrestling. JURGENSON, HEDDA ________ 183, 208 Y-Teens Girls’ Sports, Budget. JURISZ, LOUIS_________________ 209 KLEYMAN, ROXANNE ________ 62, 65. 86. 87. 185, 188, 210 Annual Representative, Pep Club, NFL Treasurer, Choir, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, All City Choir, Kadimah, JUN, Glee Club. Class Song. KNOBLAUCH, ROBERT_______112, 210 Golf. JUSTESEN, ANITA_________________ 209 Y-Teens, PTSA, Projection, Dedication, Prom. KAMPA, PETER __________ 82, 118, 210 Football. Wrestling. “N” Club. KARCH, RITA____ 65. 88. 185, 188, 210 Pep Club, Class Song, NFL, Choir, Study Monitor, All City Choir, Kadimah. KARI, RONALD—53. 82, 100, 179, 210 Hi-Y, NHS, Honor Roll, MN” Club. Football. Basketball, Baseball. Bowling. KARJALAHTI, EUGENE Band, Football. KASNER, EDMUND ______________98, 210 Hi-Y, Football, Swimming, Cross Country. KEHN, ROY KELLER. CAROLE _ 83, 94. 185 210 Y-Teens, Chaplain of Chapter, FHA, Memorial. KELLEY. PATRICIA ___________ 62, 211 Pep Club, FHA. Girls’ Sports, Bank Cashier, Picnic. KELLY, LEO _____________________ 211 KNOTT. GUSTAVE ________________ 210 KOCHER. BRIAN „ 82, 118, 210 “N” Club, Wrestling. KOPSTEIN, EMANUEL _________ 54. 55. 64, 82, 134, 184, 199, 203, 210 PTSA, Red Cross, All City Student Council, NFL, Polaris Staff, Choir Council, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, N” Cluli, Dedication Committee Chairman, Homecoming Dance Chairman, Choir, Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling, Student Council. KORTE, DONALD ............... 211 Hi-Y, Basketball, Tennis. KOZICKY. RICHARD________________211 Hockey, “N” Club. KRASNER, JUDITH ______ 64, 65, 66. 86, 88, 185, 210 Pep Club, NFL, Choir Treasurer, Study Monitor, Kadimah, JUN, Class Song, All City Choir, Choir. KRAUSE, RICHARD_________130, 210 KREBICH, KAREN _____________95. 210 Y-Teens, PTSA, Cirls' Sports. KRONA. KENNETH_______ 100, 109, 210 Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. JOHNSON, SHIRLEY __________ 182, 208 Picnic, Prom. JONES, EUGENE___________________ 209 Football JONES, GARY__________ 4. 62. 76, 77, 82, 97, 100, 209 Hi-Y Treasurer, Student Council, Annual Staff Business Manager, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, “N” Club, Track, Swimming. JONES, LAURICE_______ 61, 63. 69, 138, 182, 184, 208 Annual Representative, Red Cross, Polarettes Secretary, Mimeograph Aid, Picnic, Banquet. JOPP, JANICE __________ 84, 208. 223 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Student Coun-cU. Senior “A” Day. JUHANSOO, JACK-.. 57, 118, 183, 208 KENT. ALENE _________ 83, 184, 210 FHA, Cap Gown. KEPHART, JUDY________ 65, 182, 210 Pep Qub, Choir, Banquet, Prom. KETOKOSKI, JON --------- 183. 210 Hi-Y, Band, Color Guard, Polar Bond, Budget. KETTER, JANICE --------------- 210 KINC, BARBARA________ 52, 63, 81, 86, 179,184, 185, 210 Red Cross, NHS, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Kadimah Treasurer, JUN Secretary, Physics Qub, Memorial, Picnic, Election. KIVENS, JEFFREY.. 56, 64, 183, 211 PTSA, Student Council, Choir, Budget, Football. KLETZKY, TAMARA -------- 62, 211 School Banking Cashier. KUEHN, ROBERT________ 53, 54, 55, 72, 80, 97.179, 210 Hi-Y President and Secretary, Student Council President, NHS, Band, Honor Roll, Stage Crew Set Designer, Homecoming. KUGEL. RONALD Wrestling. KUMPULA, JOYCE _______________211 Library Page. KUPETZ, MARLENE________ 65, 80, 88. 183,185, 186, 211 Drama Qub, Pep Qub, Student Council, NFL, Choir, Honor Roll, Kadimah, Qass Song, Qasa Play, Homecoming, Senior “A Day. KUTNEY, JEROME_______________ 212 PTSA, Golf, Football, Apparatus. LANDEAU, FRANCES______________212 Pep Qub, Picnic. 237 Settton, rfctivi f, ?etdex LARS- LARSON. ARVID --------- 212 LARSON. GERALD LARSON. SANDRA -------- 212 LECHNYR. RONALD --- 58. 97. 99. 182. 212 Hi-Y Chaplain. Band Drum Major and Council, Polar Band, Banquet, Tennis. LEDIN, DIANA_______________ 384. 213 Election. LEE, MICHAEL________ 53. 80. 82. 112, 179,213 Drama Club, Leadership Conference, NHS Sergeant At Arms, Polaris Staff Editor, Honor Roll. “N Club, Student Government Day, Golf, Basketball. Boys’ State. LEE. ROBERTA _________ 184, 188. 212 Annual Representative, Pep Club, Dedication, Class Play Committee. LEE, SIGRID________ 71, 84, 97, 212 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Red Cross, Service Aid, Polaris Staff. LEHMAN, BEVERLY________ 75. 81, 97. 182, 188, 212 Pep Club, NFL, Honor Roll, Kadi-mah, Service Aid, Banquet, Class Play Committee. LEHMAN. PHYLLIS________81, 183, 212 Pep Club, Kadimah, Senior “A” Day. LEIGHTON, JAMES__________________212 Gym Leader, Physics Club. LERNER. BRUCE ______________ 5, 185, 213 PTSA, Service Aid, Annual Staff, Polar Band, Gass Song, Post Column. LESTERUD, INGRID- 74, 84. 95, 213 Y-Teens, PTSA, Viking Club, Service Aid, Gass Song. LEW I SON, KETHERINE______ 85, 185, 188, 212 Y-Teens, Viking Qub, Banking Monitor, Dedication, Commencement. LIDBOM, DONALD _________________ 212 LIESKE. JOANNE_________5, 54, 61, 64. 76, 182, 184, 212 Y-Teens, Pep Gub, Student Council, Polarettes (Captain), FHA, Annual Staff, Choir Secretary, Glee Qub, Picnic, Prom, Homecoming. LIJEWSKJ, GEORGEANNE — 63, 97 Y-Tcens, Pep Qub, Red Cross, Stu- Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors’ names. dent Council, Prom. LINN. JUDY ANN __________ 188, 212 Band. Hi-C. LIPPA, HARVEY _________________ 212 Honor Roll. LOCHLI, JAMES LOUCKETZ. JOEL__________ 56. 82, 114, 132, 184, 213 PTSA, Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council, Honor Roll, “N Gub, Picnic, Cap Gown, Football, Basketball, Track. LOFTSTRAND. JEAN________ 67. 83, 89, 95.104, 138, 183, 213 Drama Gub, Y-Teens, Pep Qub, Gym Leader, Viking Qub, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Cheerleader, Social. LOVE, LINDA ___________________ 212 LUKACH. JAMES _________________ 212 LUKASAVITZ, JEAN _ 58. 184, 212 Band, Polar Band, Dedication, Cap Gown, Band Aid. LUND, DAVID_____________________212 LUNDBERG. PHILLIP_______4, 77, 212 Annual Photographer. LUNDBOHM, LAWRENCE ____________ 213 Gym Leader. McBRIDE, PENELOPE_______ 56, 183, 184, 213 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, PTSA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Picnic, Social. McBROOM, BARBARA _________ 182, 214 PTSA, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Banquet. McCOY, JANICE __________________ 63 Election, Song, Y-Teens, Red Cross, Choir, PTSA. McDERMOTT, PATRICK ___________ 118, 184, 214 PTSA, Gym Leader, Honor Roll, “N Gub, Physics Gub, Picnic, Wrest- ling. McINDOO, DOUGLAS_______101, 214 Hi-C. MacDONALD, JANET___________ 214 PTSA. MACK, KATHLEEN ------- 138, 214 MACK, LINDA --------------- 215 Pep Gub, Student Council, Social. MACKEY, DEAN MADY, SANDRA------- 61, 62, 138, 183, -MITC 207, 215 Y-Teens, Pep Gub, Polarettes, Girls’ Sports, Banking Monitor, Senior “A” Day. MAGEL, GERALD MAJESKI, PATRICIA _____________ 214 MALONE, KATHLEEN- 83. 184, 214 FHA, Cap Gown. MARGOLIS, RONALD ________ 183, 214 PTSA, Red Cross, Student Council, Budget. MARTINSON. CYNTHIA__________62, 214 Banking Monitor, Projection, Nurse’s Aid. MARUSHIN, DAVID _______________ 214 Gym Leader. MN’’ Gub, Football, Baseball. MASKO, MARILYN ________________ 215 MATTSON, GLEN ___________ 185, 215 Gass Memorial. MAURER, DONALD_________________ 57, 214 Projection, Picnic, Commencement. MENGELKOCH. JANETT________58, 91, 184, 214 Y-Teens, Band, Physics Qub, Polar Band, Band Aid, Picnic. MENTH, THOMAS _______ 54, 185, 214 Red Cross, Student Council, Honor Roll, Commencement. MERTZ, NOEL ------------------- 214 Band, Orchestra, Chess Gub, Social, Golf. MICKELSON, MARILYN _______ 52, 54, 101, 179, 183, 214 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Gub, Student Council, NHS Secretary, NFL, Girls’ Sports, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Budget, Homecoming. MIKELSON, JANET _____ 70, 83. 84, 184, 215 MIKKELSEN, DAVID ______________ 215 Baseball. MIKKELSEN, KAREN __________95, 214 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Gub, Viking Qub. MILLER, BARBARA MINTER, MICHAEL __________ 79, 183, 185, 214 Student Council, Polaris Staff, Budget, Gass Memorial, Election, Football. MITCHELL ______________________ 214 PTSA, Banking Monitor. 238 Setti i s4ctivitfy 7 u(ex MOOR- MOORE, JACQUELINE____ 138, 184. 214 PTSA, Red Crow, FHA, Banking Monitor, Dedication. MOYLAN, SANDRA ______ 183, 214 Y-Teens, PTSA, Red Cross, FHA. Banking Monitor, Senior “A” Day. MUNSON. JOE ADDIE 62, 88. 96, 183, 184. 188, 215 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep dub. Leadership Conference, NFL, Banking Monitor, Social, Cap Gown, Election, Class Play. MURPHY, SHIRLEY 215 Student Council, Honor Roll. MYHRE, HENRY _ _ 62, 63, 82, 84. 85, 98, 109, 130, 184, 216 Hi-Y, Annual Representative, Viking Club, Red Cross, Banking Monitor, Stage Crew, “N” Club, Picnic, Foot- ball. Skiing, Sno-King Candidate. NASAL, JOSEPH 216 NELSON, GARY 216 NELSON, LARRY - 183, 216 Stage Crew, Dedication. NELSON, LENORE 216 Y-Teens, FHA. NELSON, RICHARD L. NELSON, ROBERT 217 183, 217 NIEBIHL DAVID 217 PTSA, Gym Leader, Dedication. NIEMELA. ANNA 217 Y-Teens, Pep dub, dass Memorial. NYBERG, LANCE 56. 100, 132, 183, 185, 186, 197, 217 Hi-Y, PTSA, dass Memorial Committee Chairman, Track, Senior “A” Day. NYGREN, JOANNE 63, 65. 184, 217 Y-Teens, Pep dub. Red Cross, Choir, Hi-C, Dedication. OAKVIK. ROBERT 216 PTSA. OBERT, MICHAEL 217 Annual Representative, Red Cross, Banking Monitor, JUN, Physics Club, Glee Club, PTSA, Football, Hockey. OHLIN, MARY_____________ 61, 65, 84, 97, 182, 217 Drama Club, Y -T eens. Pep Club, Viking dub (Editor of Club Paper), Student Council, Prom, Polarettes, Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. Choir. OLEISKY, PHILLIP________________ 54, 216 Student Council, Homecoming, Tennis, Cross Country. OLSEN, PAUL ____________________ 216 “N Club, Picnic, Swimming, Apparatus. OLSON. CHARLES _______ 57, 182, 216 Projection, Banquet OLSON. KAREN ______________ 184, 216 Cap Gown. OLSON. WALTER OSTROW, ROBERT _______ 53, 54. 55. 179, 183, 184, 199, 216, 219 Annual Representative, PTSA, Student Council Vice President, Leadership Conference, NHS President, Honor Roll, Homecoming, Election Committee Chairman, Senior “A Day. OTTEM, KATHLEEN__________.75, 217 Service Aid, Dedication. OVERCOTT. CAROL ________ 138, 217 Y-Teens, Service Aid, Social, Cap Gown. PALME. LARRY _______________ 216 Picnic. PARSONS. SANDRA 30. 95. 104, 184, 203, 216 Y-Teens, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Girls’ Sports, Cheerleader Captain. Cap Gown, Courtesy. PAVLOCK, THOMAS _________ 65, 66. 91. 184, 185, 216 Red Cross, Choir, Banking Monitor, Physics dub. Glee dub.'dass Song. Election, All dty Choir. PEAL. JOAN ---------------- 216 PEARSON. DIANNE ___ 62, 74. 80. 96,186, 216, 219 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Drama dub. Student Council. Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Banking Monitor, dass Play, Courtesy. PERKINS, FREDERICKA___________217 PERRIN. GERALDINE________ 4. 52. 77. 86. 101,217 Annual Representative, NHS, Annual Staff. Hi-C, Orchestra, JUN, Ticket. PERRY GARY ___________________ 218 PERSON. ROGER 100, 183, 185, 218 Hi-Y, Chess dub. Honor Roll, dass Memorial, Senior MAM Day. PETER. KATHLEEN__________ 138, 182, 188. 218 Girls’ Sports, Banquet, dass Play Publicity. -POWE PETERSEN, ROBERT _________ 84. 218 Viking Club. PETERSON. BARBARA 5. 64, 77. 83. 185, 218 Service Aid, FHA President, Annual Staff, Glee dub. Choir, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Ticket. PETERSON. DW AYNE 72, 100, 219 Hi-Y, Stage Crew. PETERSON. GERALD_______________219 PETERSON. JEANNE 97. 182, 188, 197, 218 Y-Teens, Pep dub. Student Council, Leadership Conference, Banquet Committee Chairman, Class Play Publicity. PETERSON, ROBERT H________54, 218 PETTERSON, RICHARD Red Cross. PFAHL, TERRANCE 58. 60. 99. 218 Hi-Y, Band, Polar Band. PHILLIPS. LILLIAN 83. 94, 138, 218 Y-Teens, FHA, Cap Gown. PHILLIPS. MARY 55, 184, 218 Y-Teens, Pep dub. Cap Gown. PLATT. KAREN_____________182, 219 Prom. PODVIN, CONNIE_______ 182, 188, 219 Banquet. POLSTEIN, MARTIN _____________ 218 POMERLEAU, LARRY .........82, 218 “N” dub, Apparatus. POND, GILBERT ________________ 218 Physics dub. POPKIN, MICHAEL _____ 52, 87, 88. 179, 183, 184, 186,218 Annual Representative, NHS, NFL, Chess dub, Honor Roll, Election, Senior “A” Day, French Club President. PORTER, LEONARD __ 82, 114, 132 “N Club, Basketball, Cross Country, Track. POTEK. LOUISE________ 71, 183, 184, 188, 218 Y-Teens, Pep dub, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aid, Picnic, Budget, dass Play Publicity. POWELL, DAVID _______ 56, 64, 65, 79,185,195, 207, 217 PTSA, Red Cross, Polaris Staff, Choir, Hi-C, dass Song Committee Chairman. 239 Se tayt s4cttvity POWE- POWELL, DIANE _____ 54. 57, 75, 80. 183. 217 Drama Club, Y-Teen , Student Coun-ciL Budget, Projection, Homecoming. POYE, RICHARD PROCTOR. BEVERLY ___________97. 218 Choir, Y-Teen� , PTSA. QUADY. WILLIAM QUINTAL. MARY_______________53, 218 Hall Guard, Pep Club, NHS, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Prom. RAEKER, ARTHUR __________ 184, 218 Dedication Day. RANDOLPH. SHIRLEY ________ 185, 218 Ticket . RASSIER, MARGARET 185, 199, 218 Y-Teens, Library Page, Ticket Committee Chairman. RATHMANNER, CAROL_S3, 95, 219 Y-Teen , NHS, Honor Roll. RATSCH, JUDITH ___________ 185. 219 REICH, CHARLES______ 53, 58, 59. 220 NHS, Band President, Honor Roll, Polar Band. REIN. MARVIN _____________ 132, 220 “N” Club. Football. Baseball. REIN. RICHARD __________________ 220 Banquet. REMLY, LYNN_________ 52, 80. 90. 91, 179,185, 199, 201, 220 Drama Club, Pep Club, Student Council, NHS, Girl ’ Sports, Honor Roll, JAS, Physic Club Officer, Commencement. RICHARDS. JOHN 82, 100, 134, 220 Hi-Y, MN Club, Football, Baseball. RICHARDS. MICHAEL _ 59, 98, 182, 221 Hi-Y, Band, Prom, Skiing. RIDGLEY, GRACE _ 62, 68, 83. 221 FHA Recreation Chairman, Girl ’ Sport , Banking Monitor, Lost and Found. RITZEN, WILLIAM ___________ 1M, 220 Picnic, Monitor. RIVKIN, RICHARD _______ 55, 56. 82, 132, 220 PTSA, Student Council, Polaris Staff, “N Club, Homecoming. Cross Country, Track. ROBINS. HELEN____________________220 ROBINSON, BOBBIE Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. ROCHA, GLORIA ___________________ 220 ROCHELEAU, DIANNE _______________ 220 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Viking Club, Student Council, Honor Roll, SEP Aid. RODRIGUEZ, EMMA __________ 83. 221 FHA. ROGALSKI, VINCENT_____________64, 185 Red Cross, Choir, Banking Monitor, Physics Club, Glee Club, Class Song. ROGERS. SHIRLEY___________________221 ROPPE, MELODY____________________ 30, 220 Y-Tccns, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, NFL, Polaris Staff, Kadi-mah. Banquet, Class Play Make Up. ROSENGREN, JUDITH____________ 63, 92, 183, 220 Y-Tcens, Annual Representative, Pep Club, Red Cross, Choir, Social. ROSENOW. HELGA__________ 5, 77, 145, 183,220 Red Cross, Girls' Sports, Annual Staff, Honor Roll, Senior A Day. ROSS, DENNIS ____________________ 220 Baseball. ROSS, JAMES Picnic, Football, Baseball, Wrestling. ROWLES, GARY ____________ 128, 221 “N Club, Swimming, Apparatus. RUONE, JAMES ____________________ 221 Football. RUPPERT, MYRON ___________ 65, 220 Choir. RUTHS, KATHLEEN _ 55, 183, 220 Student Council, Budget. RYAN. LOUISE_____________ 183, 220 Y-Teen , Annual Representative, Pep Club, FHA, Girl ' Sport , Social, Banquet. RYAN. MARIE _____________ 185, 220 Y-Teen , Girl ' Sports, Honor Roll, Ticket. RYKS, MARILYNN ___________ 64. 220 Service Aid, Choir. RYKYTO, CAROL_____________________221 Ticket . ST. MANE. DIANA ______ 56, 80, 183, 186, 221 Drama Club, Y-Teen , PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, Girls' Sports, Courtesy, Senior “A Day. SAMUELSON, MELVIN _______________ 222 Baseball. SANDHOEFNER, MARY ANN _ 222 -SCHR Pep Gub, FHA. SANDUSKY, GERALD _________ 112, 222 Golf. SANDWICK. LAWRENCE _ 62, 222 Banking Monitor, “N” Gub, Football, Baseball. Apparatus, Wrestling Co-Captain. SANNEL. BENJAMIN ______________ 222 SAPORITO, PHYLLIS ________ 182, 223 Prom. SARFF. PATRICIA _________’_____ 223 Girls’ Sports. SATZ, MARK__________________52, 222 Student Council, NHS, World Af- fairs, Honor Roll, Cap Gown, Golf, Basketball. Tennis, Cross Country. SAVITT, ROBERT ___________ 184, 222 JAS, Physic Gub, Picnic, Cross Country. SAXTON. DAVID SCHERER. ROY______ 58, 100, 183, 222 Hi-Y, Band, Polar Band, Social, Basketball. SCHEWE, JEROME____________ 185, 222 Band, Banking Monitor, Gas Song, Football. SCHIMMEL, DONNA _ 69, 182, 222 Red Cross, Service Aid, Prom. SCHIMMEL. ROBERT________________223 SCHLEE, KATHRYN _ 71, 182, 223 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Gub, Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Choir, Library Page, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Picnic, Banquet. SCHMIDT, CAROLYN-. 95. 184, 222 Y-Teens, Cap Gown. SCHMIDT, JUDITH A. ____________ 222 Pep Gub. SCHMIDT, SUSAN ________ 73, 83, 92, 94,138, 182, 183, 184, 222 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Pep Gub, FHA, Girls’ Sports, Budget, Banquet, Election. SCHMIEGE, MARY________ 65. 185, 222 Red Cross, Choir, Gass Song. SCHNEIDER, MARY ANN ___________ 71, 75, 222 Hall Guard, Gym Leader, Service Aid, Study Monitor, Honor Roll, Picnic, Prom. SCHREIBERG, SHELDON _ 52, 54, 55, 80. 82. 108, 179, 183, 184, 223 Drama Gub, PTSA, Red Cross, Stu-•dent Council, NHS Vice President, World Affairs, Honor Roll, “N Gub, Budget, Dedication Day, Election, Football. 240 Settlor s4ctcvtCcf )ttciex SCHU- SCHULMAN, SHARON_________ 5, 54, 55. 76, 185, 223 Drama Club, Pep Club, Student Council, NFL, Annual Staff, Banking Monitor, Kadimah, Goss Song. SCHUMACHER, PATRICIA-. 71, 222 Service Aid, Girl ' Sports. SCHUPMANN. CONSTANCE 184, 222 SCHUPMANN. DIANE_________ 62, 222 Hall Guard, Pep Qub, Banking Monitor, Cap Gown. SCHWALBE. RAIVO____62, 82, 111, 222 Banking Monitor, “N Qub, Cross Country, Track. SCHWARTZ, EDWARD ________ 64, 65. 82, 118, 183, 213, 222 Choir President, “N” Qub, Cheerleader, Senior “A Day, Football. Basebadl, Wrestling, Sno King. SCHWARTZ, KAREN _ 64, 179, 185, 223 Y-Teens, Red Cross, NHS, Polaris Staff, Choir, Honor Roll, Qass Song. SEUGER, JEROME_______________ 223 NFL, Picnic. SHACKLE, SANDRA...... 95, 182, 224 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Banquet. SHAICH, CARY ________________ 91, 224 Physics Qub, Apparatus. SHAW, SUSAN _________ 65, 182, 224 Choir, Kadimah, Banquet. SHEPETIS, DANIEL ------------ 224 SHERVA. DENNIS ______ 98, 114, 132, 191, 224, 225 Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Basketball, Track. Qass Vice President. SHIELDS, MARSHALL ______ 183, 225 Band, Budget, Football. SHOBE, SANDRA ------ 138, 183, 225 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Qub, Red Cross, Student Council, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Social, Prom. SIEGEL, STEPHEN _____________ 224 Polar Band, Dedication Day. SLMCO, JANET__________________224 FHA. SIZER, JANICE _______________ 224 SKAFF, SUSAN _____5S. 79, 138, 182, 183,188, 224 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Qub, Student Council, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, Social, Prom. SKAR, MARTIN ________ 82, 98, 104, 224, 227 Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. Hi-Y, “N Qub, Cheerleader, Football, Apparatus, Wrestling. SKOCHINSKI, KATHLEEN _ 74, 225 Hall Guard, Pep Qub, FHA Historian, Girls' Sports, Qass Song, Courtesy. SKORDAHL, IVA DELLE __ 96, 185, 225 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Commencement. SLETTEN, DAVID_____ 54, 55, 82, 98. 126, 183, 224 SMITH, DOROTHY__________ 186, 224 Drama Qub, Picnic, Tickets, Bulletin Board Committee. SMITH, GAYLE_____ 71, 184, 185, 224 SMITH, GERALD______ 53, 82, 91, 111, 132,179,183, 224 NHS, World Affairs, Honor Roll, JAS, Physics Qub, Budget, Cross Country Captain, Track. SMITH, JEROLD ________________ 224 Red Cross, Physics Qub. SMITH, KATHLEEN ____ 52, 58, 94, 95, 184, 225 Y-Teens President, NHS, Band, Band Council Secretary, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Election. SOLBERG, JUDITH ____ 69, 94, 183, 225 Y-Teens Secretary ICC, Pep Qub, Service Aids, Banking Monitor, Budget. SONNENBERG, RONALD _________ 224 SORENSEN, JAMES ____________ 224 SPARTZ, ELAINE _____________ 224 PTSA, Banking Monitor, FHA. SPITTLE, HENRY Swimming. STABNO, JAMES _______82, 122, 224 STANAWAY. JOHN_____________ 101 STANTON, JOSEPH _ 108, 182, 184, 224 STASIK, PATRICIA----------225 Hall Guard, Student Council, Bank- ing Monitor. STASNEY, JAMES --------------- 225 STEMAN, KATHLEEN-------- 67, 182, 185,226 Gym Leader, Prom, Qass Memorial, Girls’ Sports. STEWIG, THOMAS --------------- 226 STOECKMANN. SANDRA _ 71, 226 Service Aid. STOLP, JEFFREY --------------- 226 Stage Crew. STOLT, CAROLYN ----- 56, 63, 74, 95,183,191, 226 -THEL STOLTMAN, ROBERT ________ 227 STOTKA, DIANE_______ 184, 227 Hall Guard, PTSA, Red Cross. STREED, MICHAEL____ 82, 126, 226 STRUTHERS. JERRY _ 63, 82, 111, Red Cross, Qass Memorial. Cross Country, Track. “N Qub. STUART. ROBERT ________ 98, 226 STURMER, JEROME _______ 64, 100, 184, 226 Hi-Y, Choir, Physics Qub, Glee Qub, Cap Gown. SUDDUTH, MARGERENE _ 71, 226 SUITS, JACQUELINE _______ 184, 227 SUMSTAD, JAMES _____ 55, 98. 227 SUNDEEN, RAYMOND _________ 226 SUSSMAN, HARVEY __________ 226 SWANSON, CAROL _____ 71, 79, 96, 183, 184, 226 SWANSON, CAROL _____ 71, 79, 96, 183, 18-I. 226 SWANSON. DONNA______ 62, 183, 226 Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Budget. SWARTZ, ALLAN ______ 183, 185, 226 Social, Commencement. SWATEZ, IRWIN ____________ 227 SWEARINGEN, KAREN_________227 SWIERCZEK, JOSEPH-. 58, 185, 226 Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Chess Qub, Polar Band, Qass Song. TAFT, JERRY_______________ 64, 182, 226 Red Cross, Choir, Chess Club, JUN, JAS, Physics Qub, Glee Qub, Banquet. TANGENT. BARBARA _________ 56, 138, 184, 188, 226 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Qub, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Banking Monitor, Picnic, Tickets. TAPPER, SHARON _ 54, 81, 183, 226 Pep Qub, Gym Leader, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Study Monitor, Kadimah President, Qass Song, Homecoming, Senior “A” Day. TAYLOR, JERRY __________________227 TEETZEL, PHYLLIS ______________ 227 Annual Representative. THEIRINGER, JERRY _______ 111, 122, 132, 217, 228 “N” Qub, Football, Apparatus, Cross Country, Track. THELEMANN, BETTY— 52, 101, 228 NHS, Band, Hi-C Qty Officer, Honor Roll. 241 Se Uo % s4ctcvit t 'Index THOM- THOMAS, GARY ___________ 228 THOMPSON, DENISE _____ 75, 228 Service Aid, Cap Gown. THOMPSON, JUDY E. ______ 228 Study Monitor, Banking Monitor. THOMPSON, JULIE ________ 229 Election. THORSON, GENE THORSON, KAREN _______ 67, 184 Gym Leader, Girl 1 Sports, Cap Gown. TOMASKO, JOSEPH PTSA, Red Cross TOUGHILL, GARY ___________ 229 TOWNSEND, STEVEN_____________228 “NM Club, Football. TROMBLEY, JAMES ________ 63. 228 Red Cross President. TROMICZAK, NANCIE 73, 74, 228 Hall Guard, Pep Club, Courtesy. UPHAN, STEPHEN ___________ 228 USAN, NANCY ________ 79, 184, 228 Pep Club, NFL, Polaris Staff, Honor Roll, Banquet, Sr. Bulletin Board, Dedication Day, Courtesy (Who’s Who). VANDERLICK, LINDA— 56, 182, 229 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, Prom. VAN HALE, LLOYD- 62, 64, 186, 229 Choir, Banking Monitor. VLAHOS. JAMES _____________ 82, 228 MN” Club, Apparatus. WADDICK, MARGARET __ 183, 228 Social. WAHL, WILLIAM____________________228 WALD. RONALD Hi-C. WALENSKY, ROBERT __________ 91, 183, 184, 228 Student Council, Physics Club President and Secretary, Election, Senior MA” Day, Tennis. WALLER, BRUCE _ 82, 126, 183, 228 Student Council, MN Club, Social. WALQUIST, BARBARA_________ 184, 229 Girls’ Sports, Cap Gown. WALTERS, DAVID _______ 8 . 112, 229 Viking Club, Golf. WARN, CAROL ____________________ 73, 228 Hall Guard. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. WARNER, KAREN. . 59, 60, 184, 228 Band, Hi-C, Polar Band, Dedication Day. WEBSTER, JUDITH __________ 73, 184 Hall Guard, Hi-C, Gym Aid, Study Monitor, Cap Gown. WEDIN, GARY— 56, 87, 182, 185, 228 Annual Representative, PTSA, Student Council, Choir, Chess Club, Class Memorial. WEHINGER, BETTY _________ 182, 228 Red Cross, Polar Band, Prom. WELLS. PATRICIA _________ 138, 182, 185, 228 Banquet, Tickets. WESLEY. RAYMOND ___________________229 WESSEN, WILLARD __________________ 229 Hi-Y, Projection, Tickets, Senior “A Day, Football. WEST, DAVID ______________________ 230 Annual Representative, PTSA. WHELDON, MICHAEL _________________ 230 WHITE, GLORIA ___________ 185, 230 FHA, Class Song. WICHERSKI, BARBARA _______ 55, 67, 93,185, 230 Pep Club, Gym Leader, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Prom, Commencement. WICKLAND, BRUCE___________________ 59, 230 Band, Polar Band. WIDELL, RUTH ________ 74, 79, 84. 85, 97, 182, 183, 231 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Viking Club Secretary Treasurer, Red Cross, Student Council, Polaris Staff, Girls’ Sports, Social, Courtesy, Prom, PTSA, Pep Club. WIERIMAN, VIRGINIA ________ 4, 53, 77, 94, 96, 183, 231 Y-Teens, NHS, Girls’ Sports, Annual Staff, Hi-C, Banking Monitor, Honor Roll, Senior “A Day. WIISANEN, RICHARD ________________ 230 Hi-Y, Tennis, Cross Country. WIKMAN, GORDON ___________________ 230 Hockey. WILLARD, JOYCE __________ 182, 230 Banking Monitor, Prom. WILLEY, ERVIL________ 218, 188, 230 “N” Club. Swimming, Cross Country. WILLIAMS, PAUL ---------- 184, 230 Projection, Physics Club. WILSON, MARY --------------------- 231 -ZWEI Cap Gown. WINKLER. DIANE ______ 70, 83, 231 Hall Guard, FHA, Library Page. WISHNICK, RONALD _________ 183, 231 Chess Club, Budget. WITHERSPOON, SHIRLEY_________80, 138,183, 186, 230 Drama Club, Annual Representative, Pep Club, Picnic, Budget. WITTE, RONALD _________________ 230 Banking Monitor. WITTIG, NANCY __________ 183, 230 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Social. WOLDORSKY, ELAINE_______ 183, 184, 188, 227, 230 Y-Teens. PTSA, Red Cross, Girls’ Sports, Polaris Staff, Polar Bear, Picnic, Homecoming, French Club, Pep Club. WOLERTZ, GRETCHEN—97, 188, 230 Y-Teens, Commencement. WOLK, MARSHA ________ 87, 188, 231 Y-Teens, NFL, Kadimah, Class Memorial. WOODSON. PARKER _______________ 231 WORKING, THOMAS _______________ 231 Football. WUOLLET, CATHIE _______________ 83, 184 Viking Club, Hi-C, Cap Gown. WYLAND, LOIS _______ 4, 52, 76, 96, 179, 184,185, 230 Y-Teens, NHS, Annual Staff, Class Memorial, Election. YOUNGDAHL, BRUCE _________ 185, 230 PTSA “N Club. Class Memorial. Football. ZELLMER, MARYDELL — 185, 230 Pep Club, FHA, Orchestra, Tickets, Girls’ Sports. ZIEMER, BEVERLY 138, 183, 230 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, Girls' Sports, Band, Cheerleader, Homecoming, Senior “A’ Day. ZIESMER, THOMAS __________ 122, 231 Ticket, Apparatus. ZIMMERMAN, NANCY . _ 183, 231 Y Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Student Council, Service Aid, Girls’ Sports, Polaris Staff, Social. ZWEIGBAUM, JUDITH ________ 185, 231 Y-Teens, Annual Representative, Pep Club, Polarettes, Study Monitor, Honor Roll, Class Song, Courtesy. 242 Academics ------------------------- 10 Administration .................... 8 Aim—26 ------------------------- 175 Amundson—306 ------------------- 148 Anderson—100 ------------------- 148 A pel—323 ---------------------- 149 Apparatus ---------------------- 122 Art Aids ------------------------- 69 Athletic Assistants ____________ 136 Athletic Council --------------- 135 Awards -------------------------- 180 Backcs—229 _____________________ 149 Badminton ---------------------- 140 Band _____________________________ 58 Bank Monitors ____________________ 62 Bareness—201 ___________________ 162 Baseball, Boys’ Varsity_________132 Baseball, Boys' Soph. __________ 133 Basketball, Boys’ Varsity ______ 114 Basketball, Boys’ Soph. ________ 121 Basketball. Girls’ ______________ 141 Bowling _________________________ 141 Brown—229 _______________________ 162 Burnett—1 ----------------------- 163 Carlson-315 _____________________ 163 Cheerleaders .................... 104 Chess Club ----------------------- 87 Choir ---------------------------- 64 Christophereon—111 174 Clarke-207 _____________________ 164 Class Officers ---------------- 190 Class Play----------------------186 Class Song -------------------- 193 Connors—227 --------------------- 150 Conover—209 ____________________ 150 Counselors ______—.. .. .. 18 Courtesy Committee--------------- 74 Cross Country ----------------- 111 Dahl-327 _______________________ 164 Davidson—106 __________________ 165 Drama Club ................—..... 80 Edlund—225 --------------------- 151 Educational Council ------------- 19 Faculty ------------------------- 20 F.H.A_____________________________83 Flugstad—116 ___________________ 151 Football, Varsity ______________ 106 Football, Soph. ---------------- 110 Forbes—210 _____________________ 165 Girls’ Gym Leadership ___________ 67 tfettenal kcCcx Glee Club ........ ............ 66 Golf, Boys’ ------------------ 112 Golf, Girls’ ----------------- 142 Hall Guards --------------— 73 Hall of Fame _____________________- 201 Hansen—12 -------------------- 152 Hedlund—313 152 Hi-C _________________________ 101 Hi-Y __________________________ 98 Hockey, Varsity ------------— 125 Hockey, Soph. ----------—— 126 Holiday Review --------------— 44 Homecoming ------------------- 28 Honor Roll -----------------—— 181 Horsch—304 _---------------——- 166 Ice Skating ----------------- 14 1 Jacobson—300 ----------------- 153 Johnson—2 -------------------- 153 Jr. Academy of Science --------- 90 Jr. Red Cross ----------------— 63 J.U.N. ------------------------ 86 Kadimah - 81 Keenan—215 ------------------- 154 King, Snow -----------------—. 39 Kleven—224 -------------------- 154 Krefting—121 ----------------- 166 Lange—308 -------------------— 155 Lerschen—318 —---------------- 155 Librarians --------------------- 18 Library Aids ------------------ 70 Lindsten—228 ______________. — 167 Loyalty ----------------------- 105 Lost and Found Girls------------ 68 Lunchroom Staff ---------------- 25 Maclnnes—125 ----------------- 156 Madigan—119 ------------------ 167 Maintenance Staff ------------- 25 Mandler—324 ------------------- 168 Mankowski—218 .---------------— 168 Mineo Girls----------------------69 Modern Dance------------------— 13f Mosher—310 ---------------- — 16 . “N” Club _____________________- 82 Nalepka—103 ------------------ 169 National Honor Society-----------52 Nenow—13 --------------------- 156 N.F.L. ----------------------- 88 Nurse------------------------- 18 Nurse’s Aida ------------------ 68 Office Staff Office Aids _ Orchestra — Outing Club . Pep Club — Person—211 . Physics Club Pogolei -205 Polar Band _ Polarettes — Polaris Annual Staff _ Polaris Bi-Weekly Staff Polaris Representatives Projection -------------- P.T.S.A. ---------- Queen, Homecoming Read—321 ---------- Roehl, Corky ------ Rutgerson—226 ----- Schneider—325 ..... Senior Committees _ Seniors ----------- S.E.P. 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