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The traditional meaning of the word sophomore is wise fool, and this year's tenth grade class ex- emplifies this definition by working hard but enjoying themselves along the way. A major reason for the class' success in fund raising and spirit was the large number of active members on their executive council. Hard work by council members paid off in large accomplishments accord- ing to the Sophomore Class officers and advisers. This year's officers were elected in the spring of 1981. This allowed them to use the summer formulating plans for a successful school year. Officers elected were Heidi Tietjen, Presi- dent, Kim Moody, Vice-President, Mandy Smith, Secretary, Tracy Can- non, Treasurer, Steve Martin, Class Coordinator, and Ray Garner, Sergeant-at-Arms. The council and officers volunteered many hours of hard work and demonstrated real dedica- tion this year promoting school ac- tivities. The encouragement of their advisers, Mrs. Emelia O'Grady and Mrs. Terry Andrews was a tremen- dous asset. Council meetings were held after school or scheduled on activity days. During these meetings problems were discussed and solutions refined by council members. A combined effort of officers, council members, and the rest of the Sophomore Class boosted tenth grade participation in North's 1981 Homecoming Week to an all time high. It paid off as the class won awards in window decorating, pep rally skit, and parade float competition. The sophomores had a great year. Everyone can look with pride to the Class of 1984. Sophomore Executive Council fLeft to Rightl Front Row: Anita McLeod, Trent Bowers, Ethan Ledford, Phil Perry, Chris Garrow, Shawn Gurnham, Christine Tillie, Iennifer Nicks, Monica Haggard, Sue Green, Ioy Wagener, Tami Hottensen, Melanie Ioslin, Cindy Clark, Sharon Hadsock, Wendy Tillery, Kenny Miller. Middle Row: Tracy Cannon, Donna Schoneman, Lisa Iones, Kim Moody, Marie Smith, Sue Clouse, Kim Clouse, Stephanie Dodd, Darlene Williams, Dana Cooke, Ienny Thomas, Sandy Hassenzahl, Iohn Kanell, Ray Garner, Mark Bitter, Tammy Lentz, Diane Brazil, Cathy Boring, Darlene Dials, Pam Volk, Kim Smith, Rose Ann Ulino, Leah Iohnston, Donna Bennett. Top Row: Mark Westra, Ioe Fortini, Steve Martin, Ioyce Malone, Raedene Turco, Betsy Coffin, Amy Austin, Molly Brodeur, Lori Lukitsch, Allyson Iones, MaryAnn Karn, Heidi Tietj en. Iody Alvarez Dennis Anderson Iennett Anderson Amy Austin Susan Baker Ioseph Barley Lori Battles Ellis Baumer ' Mark Beattie David Bechtol Tonya Becker A J ifit 531 ., Kathleen Beebe M- Mark Beigh if is, Donna Bennett Z -'K ' I ' Veronica Bergman gfii 4 if S ' 'iti-ii.- is I . M- l
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William Brown Denise Burchfield Lester Burdick Arthur Burge Karen Burkett Tab Burnett Raymond Butler Ray Byrd, Ir. David Campbell Tracy Cannon Delisa Carter Tracy Carver Angie Caudill Amy Chirco Carl Christianson 1 - Trent Bowers transforms into a NFM cheerleader during Homecoming Week. 2 - Ioe Flinn aims for his target at the sponge-throw stand. 3 - Sophomores endeavor to earn their funds by running a Pepsi stand at Field Day. 4 - Creenvvave Graveyard. 5 -- Iennifer Kniestedt pauses for a photo of her participation on Punk Rock Day, 116 X Sophomores L. s g Q 3 x, ?
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