North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1956 volume:

1956 POLARIS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..............PATRICIA LAULAINEN BUSINESS MANAGER ... DIANE SCHNEIDER Faculty Section Janice Anderson Ardith Born Underclass Section ........Melanie Finkelstein Judith Lebedoff Activities Section ........... Barbara Davidson Eleanor Haugen Patricia Hurst Sports Section Karen Carlson John Harris Senior Section ............. Elizabeth Anderson Barbara Compton Hattie Shelton Artists Judith Kleyman Arlene Graf Photographers ..................... William Wellisch Merle Levitt Picture Coordinator ............. Judith Ollanketo Page 1 MHC -1 7956 POLARIS Page 2 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA DEDICATED TO MR. HARRY H. MAASS Years of devoted service, capable leadership, never-ending interest in our activities . . . these are only a few of the fine qualities that distinguish Mr. Harry H. Maass as the greatest principal North High School has ever had. He has unselfishly spent his time for the good of our school. It is for these reasons, now upon his retirement, that we dedicate the 1956 Polaris to Mr. Harry H. Maass. One of the most significant events at North for Mr. Maass and the students was the dedication of the flagpole in memory of North's war dead. It was dedicated on October 14. NORTH'S MOST AROENT athletic fan, Mr. Maass. appears deeply concerned as the North High basketball team fights for the lead. Mr. Maass and Mr. Anway seem to be very concerned over a counseling problem involving a student at North High. HIS WAS THE BIG DAY One day last spring the gang on the yearbook staff had to select the theme. Editor Patti called roll and all were present — except for John Harris. “John, where are you?” “Here I am. I was sleeping!” said Jo, from the back room. “O.K. Now that everyone is here — You will pick a theme. So we discussed our ideas. Bill and Liz wanted a Polar Bear Theme. Murph insisted that Lil’ Abner characters running thru the book, would be best, but Jo disagreed. Judie, Merle, and Arlene liked a musical idea. And Pat and Karen actually wanted frogs jumping thru the book to suggest leap year. So we kicked these ideas around. We couldn’t decide and then summer came and we said, “Good Page 7 Bye ’til Fall.” Finally we were back! Of course, we went right to work! Judy voiced our choice immediately so we set to work again. Eleanor still wanted the Lil’ Abner idea, but Barb talked her out of that. We had to get this done! We decided to stay after school and think about it some more. So Hatti brought a radio — to help us concentrate; and we thought. . . All at once Jan yelled. m ill •s Listen Listen to that song. Page 8 Diane and Barb sighed, “it’s beautiful!’’ and Ardith yelled, “It’s perfect!” We all listened and out of the radio came a song. It was perfect. We all finally agreed. We had a THEME. We used the theme and worked hard for many long months. What came out of our labor was this annual. So we the Polaris Staff wish you lots of enjoyment and hope that this annual will completely preserve all of your . . . Page 9 Minneapolis Public Schools NORTH HICH SCHOOL 1719 Fremont Avenue North. Minneapolis 11, Minnesota IIamt H. Maass, Principal Mkmvlh C. Diu-vxn. Assistant Principal Februa ry 9, 1956 Senior Claes of 1956 North High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Seniors: It is not news to you that you are living in a scientific age that has conquered various areas of our environment and has, through these changes, revolutionized certain phases of our lives. To substantiate this fact we need mention only one area. We have made stupendous strides in overcoming space and time. From the old ox-cart days we have advanced to railroads, automobiles, airplanes, telephone, telegraph, radio and television. We have within your space of time tapped a new source of power that lies within the tiny atom. This discovery bids to overshadow almost all else accomplished by man. America, leading the world in these accomplishments, has made the benefits derived from these achievements available to more people than any other country in the world. There are two questions we would like to ask. How did this all come about? What is resoonsible for this unprecedented progress in which we now find ourselves involved? Does not the answer lie in the fact that here in America we have made more use of our human energy and have set the machinery in motion that will use human energy to the best of our knowledge? Human energy, a force we all possess, takes its direction from the human mind. Whether your energy is used to the advantage of the human race or toward the retardation of human progress depends upon you. Human energy has been the greatest factor in the progress mentioned above; and if we have not succeeded as well in some areas as in others, it is because some human energy was deferred into wrong channels. As undergraduates of North High School, what direction have you given to the human energy you possess? As graduates of North High School may you always be a helping force in the future advancement of the progress of man. My very best wishes to all of you. May you enjoy your future by the proper use of your God given energies. Sincerely, Harry H. Maass Principal MR. MERVIN DtllNW, Assistant Principal The close scheduling of Mr. Diliner's ob of assistant principal keeps him busier than most students realize. Among his many duties are those of organizing classes and planning classroom schedules for teachers. Bulletins explaining the function of North High are issued by him, in 'which various courses are explained to students. He also coordinates PTBA activities and centralizes the auditorium programs. Seeing to it the rules and regulations are obeyed, students Wno breaV. a school rule are referred to him by teachers. Page 14 MISS JOHANSON it shown helping sophomore Stephanie Greenberg fill out her program. AMONG Miss Marti's many duties is keeping an accurate record of each student's program. Co-ordinator of the new Sophomore Enrichment Program this year is Astrid Johanson. She organizes work in developmental reading for the teachers who conduct the SEP study halls. Miss Johanson, who formerly was a psychology and gym teacher, serves also as a counselor for tenth grade girls and boys. The Girls' Counselor at North is Viola Marti. Girls in need of counseling on high school education or vocational planning find friendly advice from Miss Marti. An array of books and pamphlets on colleges and careers can be found in her office. Miss Marti works with Mr. Anway on the testing programs and acts also as a counselor for group activities. Page 15 Mr. Anway, the Boyi' Counselor looks over information on vocations for boys. He interviews many boys looking for part-time jobs. Boys looking for information on vocational opportunities or educational counseling find just the help they need from Lellwyn Anway, Boys' Counselor. Mr. Anway also works with the student testing programs. Mrs. Mary Ellen Zens, our understanding visiting teacher listens sympathetically to students with problems within the home. By visiting the home, she aids in whatever way she can in correcting the difficulties for both the student and his parents. Probably the most visited person at North is the nurse, Helen Dargay. She re-admits students who have been absent and excuses students who feel ill. The eye and ear tests, and X-rays are given under her supervision. Doing an excellent job in the library are Helen Ulvestad and Melitta Tonn. They help students find everything from books for pleasure reading to pamphlets and magazines for research work. Page 16 HELEN ULVESTAD and Melitta Tonn help Geraldine Wood find information for her United States history class. MRS. MARY ELLEN ZENS, the visiting teacher, works with stu- MISS HELEN DARGAY, the school nurse is busily looking up dents on problems within their homes. the record of a student. FIRST ROW: Mr . Mary Erkk on, Mr . Aim Ledding, Mr . Minnie Rudd, Mr . France Eng - 0 ROW: Mr . Edna Kallberg. Mr . Julia Hayne . Mr . Marie Gri� wold, Alice John� on. How could our school run so smoothly without the services of our custodians, cooks and office staff? The custodians headed by Edwin Ready, begin their day much earlier than most of us think, in order to keep our building warm and clean. Mrs. Miller and her office staff are kept busy with the paper work involved in running our school. Mrs. Erickson, along with the other cooks keep our students well fed. FIRST ROW: Carl LeitschuS, Edwin Shephard, Ray Soder. SECOND ROW: Dave Curry, Mr . Bettie OI on, Leonard Sidle. THIRD ROW: Walter Rahlkain, Loren Fiscu , Carl Nalvik, and Edwin Ready. New to most of us this year is the Educational Council, which acts as an advisory committee to Mr. Maass. The group meets monthly to discuss problems which arise and to recommend solutions. The Educational Council consists of twelve members, the permanent members being part of the administration and the elected members being part of the faculty. President of the group is James Anderson; Vice President, Viola Marti; and Secretary, Edgar Kast. FIRST ROW: Mr. Maass, Edgar Kast, James Anderson. and Viola Marti. SECOND ROW: Mathilda Krefling, Claris Etscheid, Clive Cleary, lellwyn Anway, Morvin Dillner, Harriet Madigan, Astrid Johanson, and Curtis Gwynne. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clara Schaal, Mrs. Hazel Corrigan, Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, Mrs. Mabel Miller, Mrs. Margaret Little, and Susan Gleckel. STUDENTS LEARN to use their imaginations and creative skill in the arts and crafts classes. Don Swanson and Carol Jackson are working at the jigsaw in the crafts class. HOT ROD HAPPY, or just plain interested in the mechanics of cars are these boys in the auto shop which is one of the industrial arts courses offered at North. DELORES ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON HARRIET APEL JOHN BEHRENDT HILDA BLESSIN AGNES BOLIN LEWIS BURNETT ELVA CARLSON CHARLES ADDINGTON RUTH AMUNDSON CLARA ANDERSON Page 20 SERVING LUNCHEONS both to fellow students and at faculty teas is one of the entertaining and educational activities of the cooking class. Clothing is the other home economics course. YOU'VE PROBABLY already guessed that this is an S.E.P. study (?) hall. S.E.P. (sophomore enrichment program) provides also for the testing of students. Senior monitors are Eloise Schmitzer and Nancy Rorvick. ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON MILDRED CLARKE CLIVE CLEARY JOHN CONOVER ELMER EDLUND CLARIS ETSCHEID PAULINE FARSETH DONALD FORBES GLADYS GUDAHL CARL GUSTAFSON CURTIS GWYNNE Page 21 LAWRENCE HANSEN DAISY HETHERINGTON CAROLINE HORSCH JOHN JACOBI FRANK JOHNSON WELTHA JOHNSON MARY RAE JOSEPHSON EDGAR KAST JAMES KEENAN MARTIN KENNEDY MILTON KLEVEN CREATIVE WRITING students are discussing an article about Italy with Anna Marzia Bacina, North's foreign exchange student who comes to us from Rome, Italy. Page 22 ONE FALSE MOVE—or rather mixture and PHOOM! Chemistry students must carefully follow all instructions when experimenting. MATHILDA KREFTING LINTON LANGE AGNES LERSCHEN LILLIAN LINDSTEN HARRIET MADIGAN CATHERINE MANDLER CLARICE MILLER HOWARD NENOW ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, and trigonometry are three types of math courses offered at North. Dave Pearson is explaining a problem to his advanced algebra class. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECTI The boys and girls of the commercial classes become skilled in the use of all types of office machines. Page 23 GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL facts as well as the ability to speak and understand the language are taught to the students in the Ian guage classes. Carole Schneidmann, Wendy Malin, and Jeffrey Karatz are pointing out South American cities. ALVIN QUIRING MILDRED READ LLOYD RUTGERSON MARY SARGENT JOHN SCHNEIDER MARJORIE SEALANDER VELMA SEDER EMMA SIEHL Page 24 POISE, CONFIDENCE, and rhythm, with an element of fun, are emphasized in the modern dance classes under the supervision of Mary Rae Josephson. RUTH SIMS RICHARD SMITH WILLARD SOLIE EDWARD SOLTYS A TROUBLESOME part in the saxophone section of second band is being worked out by Mr. Villas. This band is for students who are working towards membership in North's championship first band. GLEN SONNENBERG GEORGE SULLIVAN HAROLD THILL GORDON THOMPSON BERTHA THORPE ERNEST VILLAS MYRTLE WIIK SEYMOUR YESNER Page 25 FRONT ROW: Bradley Nelson, Robert Sayler, Suzanne Katz, Gail Frank, James Roufs, Robert Wallum. SECOND ROW: Paul Kleinbaum, Michael Reich, Michael Lerner, Joel Charon, Maurice Bernstein, Raymond Jex. THIRD ROW: Robert J. Osterhus, Ronald Thomas, Orin Lazerowitz, Richard Kelberg, Joel Peller, Raymond S. Cell. FOURTH ROW: Winton Anderson, Gene Stillpass, Jerald Holma, Rodney Peterson, Howard Hanson, Stephen M. Udell. BAND - 129 DURING OCTOBER, the membership drive of PTSA was carried on through the homeroom's. Mike Reich is the student PTSA member from 129. TAKING ATTENDANCE in 129 is quite a job. Irene Corba handles this task every morning. So, what's the trouble, Mr. Keenan? Page 28 FRONT ROW: Michael Goldman, Phyllis Miller, Mary Schultz, Carole Schneidman, Karin Noren. SECOND ROW: Lynneia Olson, Merwin Beckelman, Dolores Olson, Forrest Cole, Sharon Shields, Isabel Levinson. THIRD ROW: Harold Manke, Joe Williams, James Ridout, Ruth Armel, Barbara Carrington, Nancy Cole. BACK ROW: Ransom Pinck, John Weaver, Aaron Nafhenson, Ronald Boedigheimer, Kaye Peterson, Dale Hagfors. MR. VILLAS - MR. KEENAN IT'S HOLIDAY REVUE time at North, and the Decorations Committee, which is led by Irene Corba, is meeting during homeroom. HERE'S A LONG SHOT of that big, big homeroom. 85 Page 29 FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson, John Goetz, Ronald Lazurus, David Weinberg, John Stanz, Stephanie Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Harold Sadoff, Floyd Entner, Dave Gleason, Blue Bell Dorn, Michael Shapira, Dennis Seltzer. THIRD ROW: Bruce Hansen, Dean Miller, William Lundgren, Richard Stoeckmann, Dennis Wagner, Sheldon King, Harvey Feldman. MR. CHRISTOPHERSON - 111 PROJECTION Club members sign up on the blackboard for duties each morning. LED BY PTSA representative, Tom Rollins, 111 reached its goal of 100% membership and shared the PTSA trophy with homerooms 203 and 212. AWB FRONT ROW: Barbara Londy, Maxine Levin, Geraldine Lewis, Dorothy Ryden, Arlene Mather. SECOND ROW: Frans Bocrsma, Nancy Kellman, Elaine Lindbloom, GeorgeAnn Welck, Mary Lou Crotty. THIRD ROW: David Lyons, Edna Mae Johnson, Doug Malecki, Juanita Love, Dick Crone. BACK ROW: Jerome Anderson, Richard Lefz, Gary Lewis, James Bird, Gary Madson, Orris Mackey. MISS ANDERSON - 328 OHI WE DIDN'T KNOW you were watching us! (We were just looking in the bulletin to see if there were any club meetings after school.) These active juniors are Geraldine Lewis, Banking Monitor; Gary Madson, Student Council; Jerry Cronin, Polaris Annual Representative,- and Barb Londy, Red Cross. Seated is Dave Lyons, Homeroom President. Page 31 FRONT ROW: Sandra Minbo, Zenaida Ledon, Nancy Bickerstaff, Carolyn Malkow, Harriet Block. SECOND ROW: Richard Blackwell, Patricia Paraschuk, Karen Benson, Jerome Block, Barbara Bialick. THIRD ROW: Barbara Boldue, Martha Benford, Ernest McNeal, Keith Gerig, Leslie Blusfein. BACK ROW: James Berg, John Bergren, Vernon Beckman, Karl Bohlin, Paul Boege, Fred Blumenthal. MISS BLESSIN - 305 HARRIET, WHY THE frantic look? This is the last day of the Red Cross Membership Drive, and after a long week of Harriet Block's pep talks, the students of 305 have finally come through. Notice the bickering over the dollar-bill on the desk. FRONT ROW: Judith Gieske, Serene Goldberg, Mary Kay Fourniea, Elaine Geretz, Judith Gerber. SECOND ROW: LaVonne Francis, Byron Gilbertson, Ronald Genung, Ivan Gillman, Martin Gonior, Kathleen Gardner. BACK ROW: Daryl Geer, Sheldon Goldstein, Richard Gilyard, Maurice Goldstein, Gary Garvis, Edward Glanz. MR. PEARSON - 203 THIS IS THE WAY we'll do it, see? H.R. 203 really takes planning a program seriously. Hey you? Pay attention there or we won't take your picture! Page 33 THE LINEUP. All right now. Step forward and state your name and racket. Hey! What's that boy doing there? Trying to sneak in, Huh? FRONT ROW: Judith Johnson, Kaye Johnson, Barbara Kolan, Judith Rupert, Marlene Johnson, Deanna Johnson. SECOND ROW: Lois Schmidt, Betty Justesen, Gail Kirschbaum, Gayle Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Annalee Kapel. THIRD ROW: Leroy Johnson, Philip Johnston, Charles DeYoe, Allen Juntunen, David Johnson, Sara Javinsky. BACK ROW: Gary Johnson, Warren Johnson, Helen Hanson, Gerald Kamrow, Richard Kaselnak, Shirley Suddith, Steve Karch. MR. GWYNNE- 113 PEEK A BOO! We see you anyway, homeroom 113. But who's hiding at the desk? Teacher? Page 34 FRONT ROW: Judy Greene, Dorothy Haehn, Beverly Hahn, Joan Hansen, Janice Hansen. SECOND ROW: William Hawk, Carol Hemerick, Anita Greenstein, Roberta Heller, Naomi Davis, Renelda Hess. THIRD ROW: Albert Hartinger, Edward Herman, David Hersk, Ralph Hamann, Robert Hart. BACK ROW: Thomas Hastert, Philip Hagedorn, Ray Borg, Calvin Hansen, Fred Deadrick, Gerand Harlicker. MR. CLEARY - 326 LOOK AND SEE if there's an auditorium today! say these enthusiastic homeroom students. They are all gathered around Mr. Cleary, anxiously anticipating the good news. Page 35 FRONT ROW: Kenneth Richards, Marsha Goldstein, Rosina Rotondo, Angela Romano, Edna Relopez, Elaine Rice. SECOND ROW: John Dvorsky, Jamaine Williams, Barbara Rockier, Rose Ann Rogers, Jeannette Ruikka, Erika Lukat, Janet Ruths. BACK ROW: Jon Roe, William Pukal, Carol Sadloske, Michael Rockier, Ralph Rosenberg, Dallas Ramsey, Wallace Johnson. MISS O’LEARY - 200 CAROL SADLOSKE is shown handing out boxes to launch the annual Red Cross gift-box drive. Gathered around her are Ramon Rocha, Mike Rockier, and Barb Rockier. Page 36 FRONT ROW: Judy Swenson, Judith Kraft, Carol Thompson, Charlette Tenhoff, Janet Crump. SECOND ROW: Richard Toughill, Ronald Toughill, Frances Tanick, Arnold Turchick, David Swatosh, Renee Svihel. THIRD ROW: Verna Sullivan, Lois Thome, Lois Townsend, Jerald Udell, Marie Volkert, Donald Weintz. BACK ROW: Gilbert Van Hale, James Tanchin, Thomas Veit, Gerald Olson, Dean Tracy, Roland Sundeen. MISS SIMS -313 READING THE BULLETIN daily is one of the duties performed by Dick Toughill, homeroom president of 312. The bulletin includes announcements of club meetings and auditoriums, and a special section for teachers. Page 37 FRONT ROW: John Konkol, Shirley Anderson, Judith Anderson, Patricia Barth, Donald Anderson. SECOND ROW: Judy Anderson, Phyllis Bates, Kay Anderson, Marcia Bahe, Dennis Anderson, Robert Paulsem. THIRD ROW: Michael Beaudette, Sidney Abrams, Charles Arnold, Bruce Arones, Gene Anderson, David Aune. BACK ROW: Richard Alford, Kenneth Batsell, John Anderson, George Ash, Lee Cohen, Gary Conlow. MR. ADDINGTON - 208 MONDAY MORNING in Mr. Addington's homeroom finds the various representatives discussing the activities of the past week. Bruce Arones, who is homeroom president, presides over the get-together. Gathered around him are: Pat Barth, Student Council; Sidney Abrams, Junior Red Cross,- George Ash, Banking Monitor; and Karen Ahlstad, P.T.S.A. FRONT ROW: Harriet Lessak, Karen Lannes, Bethie Donahue, Jeannette Laulainen, Janice Laulainen, Sharon Leader. SECOND ROW: Carol Leader, Netta Kayser, Lorraine Dobbs, Kathleen Langston, Joan Laulainen, Suzette LeRoux. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Lehman, Ralph Laiderman, Phillip Kutzner, Edward Larson, Carole Larson, Mary Landy. BACK ROW: Gary Kurtzahn, Walter Kvasnik, David Leventhal, Lester Bohn, David Lange, Joel Waller, Terry LaBissoniere. MR. JACOBI-216 WE DID IT! H.R. representative from 126 sold annuals to 100% of the H.R. For this they get plastic covers on their annuals. Oh boyl Page 39 NOW THIS H.R. (216) is really different! Look at the fun. We wish our teachers would let us play games and sit at their desks. FRONT ROW: Laurel Christensen, Sharon Charney, Helen Campbell, Nancy Broschofsky, Sandra Brousseau, Karen Broman. SECOND ROW: Irene Christofferson, Marie Spath, Nancy Caliguire, Nancy Carlson, Barbara Carlson, Jackie Christofferson. THIRD ROW: Jack Carlson, Donald Cathey, Myron Chemrinow, Deanna Carlson, Donna Carlisle, Ruthe Brynteson. BACK ROW: Dennis Brennan, Thomas Clark, Gordon Knox, Martin Dahl, Douglas Carlson, Charles Chapman. MISS BOLIN - 102 THESE ENTHUSIASTIC buyers just can't wait to sign up for the '56 Polaris. See those bright smiles?! (The line forms to the right.) Page 40 FRONT ROW: Ann Mae Zakseski, Patricia Wright, Eleanor Kackman, Carol Zelenak, Ruth Chan, Maxine Wishnick. SECOND ROW: Corinne Zwickey, Jean Ziegler, David Jorgenson, Harriet Woldorsky, Geraldine Wood, Russell Hanson, Margaret Fercho. THIRD ROW: David Kerner, Charles Halek, Peter Wold, Thomas Deiley, William Wood, Sharon Zimmerman. BACK ROW: Judith Rudock, Duane Youngquist, Steve Fowler, Richard Zimmer, Richard Woehnher, Daniel Silverstein, Carol Askildson. MR. SULLIVAN - 3 PEOPLE, you will write for this survey on Universal Military Training. The boys of H.R. 3 are doing just that— while the girls study? Page 41 FRONT ROW: Carol Wasserman, Marilyn Skolnick, Carol Collins, Cynthia Eason, Lucille Schneider. SECOND ROW: George Becker, Marion Moen, Janice Lacher, Lawrence Skar, Gretchen Schleisman, Janet Weestrand. THIRD ROW. Lesly Sinton, James Miller, Steven Gageby, Jerome Gardner, Marlene Duffney. BACK ROW: William Fust, Donald Ingberg, Thomas Eggebrecht, David Eck, Fred Francen, Thomas Ryan. MR. YESNER - 201 SANTA'S HELPERS are certainly doing their best to get homeroom 201 into the holiday spirit. And if this tree doesn't get them in a good mood, their homeroom party will. Page 42 FRONT ROW: Darlene Teschendorf. Patricia Roslund, Carol Eason, Kathleen Murphy, Rose-Marie Folk, Joyce Elliott. SECOND ROW: Stanley Fink, Janice Ericson, Barbara Beck, Frances Ferrera, Harriett Feldman, Sandra Foltz. THIRD ROW: Karen Ebner, Earl Finlayson, Edward Foss, Ronald Ferber, Howard Eliuk, Ruth Ann Falk. LAST ROW: Neil Fagerheugh, John Erickson, Loren Filipek, Gary Fischer, Melvin Esterly, Earl Elmquist, Milton Ertl. MISS SARGENT - 125 WHY EAT BREAKFAST? Get in homeroom 125 and raid the icebox! Hmmmm—they don't drink Hoppy's favorite milk. FRONT ROW: Barbara Vetscher, Colie Henderson, William Parson, Barbara Peters, Joan Plutzer, Jean Ozwoeld. SECOND ROW: Gerald Pence, Karen Peckels, Deanna Peterson, Joanne Potvin, Susan Dechter, Georgiana Pietilainen, Carol Peterson. THIRD ROW: Wilfred Perra, Thomas Osborn, Virginia Orstad, Mary Ann Poetsen, Margaret Pope, David Pearson, Richard Poison. BACK ROW: Wayne Poisson, Donald Pertinen, Stanley Phillips, Charles Desnick, Richard Parris, Ribert Phillips, Carol Passenheim. MISS GUDAHL — 311 HERE WE SEE a typical homeroom meeting jn 311. Counting the votes on this important decision is Virginia Orstad. Page 44 FRONT ROW: Barbara Niccum, Joyce Crandall, Joanne Nylander, Jerome Nahinsky, George Westlund. SECOND ROW: Stephen Weisberg, Norman Nat, Sandra Olson, Judith Oppedahl, Gail Nyberg, Kathleen McGovern. THIRD ROW: Carol Nelson, Sandra Norling, Darlene Anderson, Robert Nestvold, Bruce Bundy, Guillermo Leon. BACK ROW: Lee Donnell, Thomas Nugent, LeRoy Welter, Charles McCoy, Ellis Olkon, Kenneth Neumann. MR. PERRIN - 120 IT LOOKS LIKE Monday morning. As a matter of fact, it has to be, because you won't find that wide-awake look on any other day. One girl has just given up altogether and gone to sleep. Ho Hum. FRONT ROW: Patricia James, Sharon Howard, Frances Hill, JoAnne lilies, Geraldine Piehl, Janice Vosberg. SECOND ROW: Robert Walz, Judy Walcher, Carol Holmes, Alfred Jacobson, William Hill, Esther Hoysch. BACK ROW: Steve Hirsch, George Hudok, Robert Burton, Ronald Drake, Floyd Hubley, John Hoffmann. MR. QUIRING — 217 SANDRA HOKKANNEN IS SHOWN performing her duties as Student Council Representative. All suggestions for the betterment of the school are brought up and discussed at this time. Page 46 FRONT ROW: Marion Meiek, Marilyn Mitchell, Phyllis Taus, Jacquolyn Bauer, Carol Miller, Laurie Miller. SECOND ROW: Sharon Mead, Miriam Meyer, Martha Morse, Carol White, Eleanor Jasce, Patricia Monson. THIRD ROW: Donald Snyder, Marvin Miller, Alan Bernu, Mykola Moroz, Lyle Miller, Bruce Zimmer. BACK ROW: Jerrold Milstein, Norman Johnson, Larry Morales, Patrick Donahue, Gisbert Metzig, Gene Miller. MRS. MILLER - 302 WELL, AREN'T WE LUCKY! Such a cute Annual Representative! Down boys. Really though, homeroom 302 is just great . . . but is that a test behind the map? ■ Page 47 FRONT ROW: Patricia Kendrick, Shirley Kluck, Patricia Ulmaniec, Michele Katz, Shirley Diver. SECOND ROW: Yvette Laurin, Kenneth Deyde, Gladys Kenerson, Mary Ann Kladek, Sharon Knoblauch. THIRD ROW: Robert Kauffman, Carol Kotzian, Margaret Krezowski, Carole Kramer, Jeanne Kcphart. BACK ROW: Thomas Kivo, Ralph Kottke, Stanley Kumpula, Arthur Kliffer, Jerry Kaufman. MRS. HETHERINGTON - 300 WHO'S SELLING the white elephant anyway? His face can't be that funny! Well, it's for a good cause. Good luck, hope you sell it. FRONT ROW: Janet Sell, Judy Sedransky, Judy Willprecht, Sandra Sporleder, Florence Schommer. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Schanfield, Eunice Silverman, Judy Seland, Sandra Schwartz, Rochelle Singer, Joyce Seoberg. THIRD ROW: Walter Scott, Marvin Schwartz, Juliann Sepolski, Marilyn Silver, Louise Silver, Jane Silver. BACK ROW: William Shelby, Raymond Schwartz, Wilbur Shelton, Ray Schuller, Mark Schmiege, Robert Shoop. MISS SEDER - 226 WEDNESDAY MORNING IS HERE and Room 226 is indulging in a favorite Nortn activity, reading the Polaris. Note the different expressions on the faces of these unusually quiet students. iru n w FRONT ROW: James Walsh, Shirley Spittle, Darlene Stull, Shirley Dubas, Richard Johnson. SECOND ROW: Dayle Sperry, Marie Spittle, Dorothy Stiras, Joyce Stafford, Patricia Sfandish. THIRD ROW: Leroy Walquist, Novena Davidson, Elaine Smedberg, Annalee Smith, Barbara Smieja. BACK ROW: Louis Sorrell, Louis Sukov, Alve Stumne, Eugene Somdahl, Harlow Starkson, James Swan. MISS SIEHL - 327 WHAT A RELAXED-LOOKING homeroom!!!! This is the day of the North-Henry basketball game and there's a big pep-fest scheduled for 8:37. The students won't look this quiet in another ten minutes. FRONT ROW: Rosalie Polivka, Joseph Schommer, James Gleason, Albert Pacini, Gary Lyman, Patricia Jenista. SECOND ROW: Karen Johnson, James Musinger, Richard Berger, Roger Hendrickson, Gerald Trombley, Fredrica Rossen. THIRD ROW: Hettie Lee Cleveland, Richard Kruger, Virgil Hanninen, Joe Burnaugh, Everett Martin, Paul Roath, Margaret Alexander. MR. SONNENBERG — 215 TODAY'S THE DAY, KIDS, where's the money? Homeroom members of 215 seem enthusiastic. Homerooms at North compete weekly for mention on the Banking Honor Roll. FRONT ROW: Sharon Franks, Mary Foreman, Ruth Gamache, Timothy Gadbois, Harriet Gray, Beverly Freeman. SECOND ROW: Melvin Williams, Madelyn Gardner, Susan Fries, Danielle Getty, Barbara Gerdes, Phyllis Frick, Marian Friedell. THIRD ROW: Judy Gass, Deanne Gagne, Duane Garrett, Dick Fowler, Florence Fry, Merlin Friedman. BACK ROW: James Frederick, Eldon Foster, Donald Foss, David Garfin, Bruce Frank, Carole Fuchs, Chepe Ramirez. MRS. ETSCHEID - 223 THAT'S GRATITUDE FOR YOU. Mrs. Etscheid was good enough to teach her homeroom one song and here they are practicing behind her back with Ruth Gamache trying to take her advisor's place as Director. Shameful behavior, isn't it? Page 52 MR. BEHRENDT - 205 WHERE IN THE WORLD is Mr. Behrendt? Just wait until he returns to this madhouse and sees his sophomores engaged in an out-and-out free-for-all. FRONT ROW: Donovan Anderson, Merlene Ambroz, Gloria Anderson, Marlene Bator, Ruth Ann Barkosky, Fred Apple. SECOND ROW: Clyde Wentworth, Roland Ahlman, Karen Ahern, Gerald Anderson, Robert Anderson, Joel Anderson, Elaine Baker. THIRD ROW: Roger Anderson, Joan Barnett, Leone Augustson, James Anderson, James Baker, Richard Auger. BACK ROW: Sandera Perkins, Leland Annett, Robert Anderson, James Anderson, Roger Wertanen, Ronald Bearman, Dennis Stigen. FRONT ROW: Maria Leon, Janice Little, Marcia Lessak, Janice Longie, Joanne McDaniels. SECOND ROW: Joyce Lemke, Patricia Carson, Gary Lindman, Jonathan Longie, Lois Crow, Margaret McCabe. THIRD ROW: Roberta Lowe, Deborah Lott, Joanne Linner, Adrienne Locker, Marilyn Lundbert, Berverly Lynch. BACK ROW: John Lundquist, Edward McCabe, Donald Luoto, Michael Levi, Steve Litwin, Richard Lofstrand. MRS. LINDSTEN - 228 SOME OF Mrs. Lindsten's class members have discovered a copy of the Senior Class Play and are about to give their rendition of it. Maybe there's some real dramatic talent in the group? Well . . . Maybe. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Kossof, Mary Lou Kline, Rita Landy, Beverly Krank, Elsie Kogan. SECOND ROW: Carole Kroman, Carolyn Lechelt, Harvey Kleyman, Daryl labellc, Sandra Schalow, Raleigh Kramer. THIRD ROW: Marvin Kmetz, Kenneth Kronstedt, James Lee, Richard Lang, Howard Larson, Susan Krause. BACK ROW: Duane Larsen, Gerald Leinfelder, Steven Laven, Roger Kjeldahl, Bill Larson, Frank Walton. MISS KREFTING- 121 LOOK AT THAT BLACK one, I get it, you nab the big gold one. Those poor, helpless little fish better beware of the menacing members of 121. Seems these five are staging a revival of the depression when people swallowed goldfish. Page 55 FRONT ROW: Gayle Marko, Laurie Macosek, Frances Malm, Robin Meltzer, Martha Morales, Dennis Moen. SECOND ROW: Dennis Smith, Margaret Maikkula, Lois Martin, Christine Medlock, Wendy Malin, Rochelle Meyers, Shannon Martin. THIRD ROW: Sanford Margolis, Janet Mandelstam, Jeanette Miller, Barbara Wright, Arlene Mayfield, Barbara Mitchell, Marlys Moylan. BACK ROW: Mary Madera, Gary Mitchell, Kenneth Morgan, Larry Miller, John Mickelson, Jack Moskowitz, Phillip Martin. MR. MADIGAN- 119 I KNOW I CAN GET this problem, I know I can. Jack Moskowitz, Student Council member from 119, is trying to demonstrate his talents to Janet Mandelstam. Looks like Advanced Algebra is a little hard for you, Jack. Page 56 FRONT ROW: Faith Nubson, Anita O'Brien, Merlin Niebergall, Karen O'Brien, Margaret Paquin. SECOND ROW: Vernee Oilman, Loni Shink, Sharon Muncy, Diane Olsen, Charlotte Paletz, Marlene Otis. THIRD ROW: Paul Crump, Emma Munson, Beverly Olsen, Barbara Palmer, Douglas Neuberger, Bernard Ostrow. BACK ROW: Raymond Oleisky, Dewin Nelson, Harold Olson, Philip Ostrovia, Walker Munson, Sheldon Olkon. MISS MANDLER - 324 MISS MANDLER'S Sophomores are shown helping each other with the ever-present program cards. They are starting their second semester at North. Page 57 FRONT ROW: Genevieve Cotten, Kathryn Miller, Joyce Charley, lone DeForest, Beverly Hjelmberg. SECOND ROW: Jerry Braun, Judy Betzler, John Hagedorn, David O'Brien, Carmen Anderson, Darlene Malloy. THIRD ROW: James Roberson, Karen Conlow, John Anderson, Jerome MacDonald, Dennis Schroeder. BACK ROW: Frank Sporna, Edward Kehn, Stephen Wennes, Kaye Berres, Dale Roeder, John Norby. MR. THILL - 322 THE STUDENTS IN Mr. Thill's homeroom couldn't look that bad. FRONT ROW: Guita Roberts, lone Rappaport, Eleda Rosewarne, Roberta Raber, Sheila Rasnick, Thomas Riley. SECOND ROW: Steve Rakos, Daniel Rippie, Marilyn Ressen, Jed Richter, Michael Reis, Margaret Rupert. THIRD ROW: Stephen Rozman, Annis Rud, Tamara Ronholdt, Gene Rattei, Beverly Reno, Burt Rozman. BACK ROW: Louis Roehl, Michael Rodgers, Michael Ring, Marshall Rood, William Robinson, Elliot Rothenberg. MISS PERSON - 202 THIS IS ONE DAY in the year that North students look forward to, the day after Semester grades are given out. Students gladly return their report cards to their advisor. Miss Person. Page 59 FRONT ROW: Doloros Salzberger, Bonnie Sax, Katharine Seavey, James Schwab, Ruth Schwartz, Joyce Scott. SECOND ROW: Sharon Sandhoff, Arlene Breyen, Jean Noel, Edward Shapiro, Ronald Shacter, Norman Shapiro. THIRD ROW: Richard Sandwick, Bill Sarff, Marcia Schwartz, Marna Rusch, Elizabeth Jacobsen, Evon Sako. BACK ROW: Jerry Segal, Douglas Sacre, Sandy Schneider, Dennis Schear, Gary Schutte, Wayne Seifert, Jay Sandvik. MISS QUELLO - 204 MEMBERS OF 204 wait patiently to make their initial payment during the first week of Annual sales at North. FRONT ROW: Patti Silberman, Sandra Shapiro, LaVonne Soderberg, Marjorie Smith, Janice Steinke, Sharon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Janet Sheelde, Lyle Snedeker, Robert Stamm, Rosanne Shumway, Shirley Stillman. THIRD ROW: Judith Shussin, Marcia Smith, Yvonne Sonnenberg, Arthur Silver, Roberta Smith, Janice Simi. BACK ROW: Barbara Simmonds, Irving Smith, Walter Smith, Paul Simpson, Frank Peterson, Loretta Simmonds. MISS READ-321 THERE'LL NEVER BE another Community Chest to compare with this onellll Page 61 I FRONT ROW: Sue Cohen, William Swigart, Rivian Swatez, Judy Suits, Mary Thole. SECOND ROW: Dennis Symalla, Edythe Cawthorne, Harriet Teener, James Strzyzewski, Carole Tieva, Kathryn Stoeckel. THIRD ROW: Gloria Swanson, James Styer, Dennis McNosky, Harvey Tapper, Gary Strieby, Beverly Szymanski. BACK ROW: Louise Thompson, Ron Thurner, Tom Swatosh, Bill Thompson, Don Swanson, Joan Thyr. MR. SOLIE - 301 WHAT'S THE MATTER, KIDS? Either there's something strange in that desk, or Mr. Solie made a boo-boo. Notice the crazy language on the blackboard. FRONT ROW: Glenda Tilbury, Theresa Hart, Cynthia Tilsner, Harvey Vinitsky, Larry Warner, Jeanette Waki, Mickey Trockman. SECOND ROW: Frank Villella, Helen Pavlack, Eleanor Voyer, Richard Tollefson, Sonia Udell, Paula Walker, Rosalind Walter. THIRD ROW: Judy Towle, La Vern Veit, Barbara Walters, Sendee Troswick, Ruth Vodovoz, David Gerig, Karen Webber. BACK ROW: Allan Treite, Robert Trombley, Herbert Weisman, John Kowalczyk, Richard Wanke, Thomas Donnelly, Loren Weinberg. MR. THOMPSON-210 SOPHOMORES FROM 210 help carry out a traditional custom of North High students. The giving of Christmas gifts in homeroom not only promotes harmony between pupils, but is also the source of much enjoyment. Page 63 FRONT ROW: Janet Drossel, Toni Domiano, Jane Ranney, Darlene Crowl, Lavey Dubas, Lois DuChene. SECOND ROW: Marlys Dahl, Warren Mumm, Charlene Dolfay, Duane Duff, Gary Constenius, Cherie Deeringer, Patricia Coursolle. THIRD ROW: Sandra Conklin, Mary Jo Dudgeon, Elizabeth Collins, Margie Easfey, Sharon Cowl, Bonnie Creighton. BACK ROW: Norma Donnell, Gary Dorn, Miron Majeski, Alan Duffney, John Dunn, Mari Ann Hall. MISS CLARKE - 207 HURRY . . . COUNT THE VOTES. John Dunn expresses the curiosity of his fellow students as he watches those who are determining the results of the vote for student-council member. Page 64 NOW DO YOU SEE? Well, we doubt if these sopho-mores can understand the meaning of the complicated diagram on the board, but they are grateful for Miss Clarke's interest in them. = r. f-RONT ROW: Nancy Kiely, Sandra Kacheroski, Joyce Juntilla, Phyllis Jorgens, Lynne Johnston, Carolyn Key. SECOND ROW: Gerald Johnson, Dennis Jones, Harold Johnson, Charmaine Duprey, Ruth Kies, Arlene Kelman, Richard Johnson. THIRD ROW: Norbert Sobek, Robert Johnson, James Ketcham, Paul Kaiser, Dale Brown, Sharon Jude. BACK ROW: Dean Keller, Lynn Johnson, Terry Johnson, Jeffrey Karatz, Charles Katz, Darlene Kargel, James Kalisch. MISS JOSEPHSON — 310 IT'S LUCKY H.R. 310 has a high ceiling 'cause this is a BIG Christmas tree! You should have seen it decorated ... or maybe you did. Pretty! Page 65 FRONT ROW: Melonie Fectzo, Cynthia Ekman, Shirley Ellis, Charlene Fiterman, Judy Fager-haugh, Sandra Engleson. SECOND ROW: Dick Donahue, Mary Fagre, Lawrence Elliott, Beverly Fingerhut, Sally Evans, Marjorie Ekstrom, Marvin Eastlund. THIRD ROW: Susan Ford, Dick Erickson, Audrey Fehlberg, Thomas Flak, Don Edstrom, Annette Edwards, Sharon Erickson. BACK ROW: Marty Fleming, Warren Fischer, Larry Epstein, Bruce Engstrand, James Johnson, Charles Erickson, Loren Erickson. MISS DAVIDSON - 106 THE TOPIC OF THE WEEK is Pep Club. Each week the members of Student Council select a topic of interest to be discussed by the homerooms. Bev Fingerhut, Student Council representative of 106, is conducting a lively discussion on the subject. You're not listening. Chuck Erickson? Page 66 FRONT ROW: Barbara Jo Gruman, Josephine Grandy, Geraldine Haley, Marilyn Gittelson, Myron Goldman, Cheryl Glaser. SECOND ROW: Paralee Glover, Janet Lind, Steven Goodman, Addie Glover, Sylvia Silverman, Rochelle Goldman, Darla Grivna. THIRD ROW: Joseph Gomez, Jim Gondon, Sharalyn Godfrey, Norton Giffis, John Goodman, Dick Halverson. BACK ROW: Joan Hackel, Jean Hackel, Dave Goldberg, Ralph Hall, Craig Gilgen, Jeanine Grassman, Delores Gustafson. MR. FORBES - 307 MR. FORBES IS LATE to school, and his students are attempting to do him a good turn. They're looking through his desk to find his attendance cards. Looks as if there's something interesting in there, doesn't it? Page 67 AT THE BEGINNING of the year, all rooms vote for Red Cross representatives. The students of 307, who voted by secret ballot, are handing their slips of paper to Bobby Jo Gruman, who will count them. FRONT ROW: Caroline Holznagel, Joan Janikowski, Priscilla Jarpey, Gerald Huddleston, Darlene Iverson, Marie Huebscher. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Hoick, Sandra Holmlund, Daniel Hollenbeck, Dorothy Horn, Arlene Horovitz, Rozanne Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Richard Hoffman, Oda Horsch, Donald Hommes, Dorothy Jansen, Caroline Hunt, Sharon Jarmusic. BACK ROW: Louise Bredemeier, Ralph Jensen, Bruce Hutchins, Ronald Jiracek, Robert Hozempa, Marilyn Hopper. MISS HORSCH - 304 ONCE A WEEK, STUDENT Council minutes are printed in the bulletin and time is allotted Homeroom Representatives for reading and discussing these minutes. Bruce Hutchins, Student Council Representative, is shown leading the homeroom in a discussion of school auditoriums. Page 68 FRONT ROW: Cheryl Bentley, Carolyn Beugen, Francine Benowitz, Joyce Berezovsky, Tom Bennett, Arlene Bialick, Margie Bosak, William Becker. SECOND ROW: Janet Bielke, Sylvia Benson, Jeanette Bolton, Sandra Bentilla, Janet Bollero, David Zandlo, David Bloomquist, Robert Besner, David Boll. THIRD ROW: John Schlee, Riley Lala, Bob Belk, Paul Boileau, Shelia Berman, Karol Berge, Diann Berg, Phillip Schneider. BACK ROW: Allen Born, Richard Blank, Dave Besner, Bob Berneck, Neil Blumberg, Frank Berman, Henry Betz, Bronna Born-stein. MR. BURNETT - 104 WHAT'S THIS? Louie's Kids are really studying? Well, although we agree that this scene is an unusual one, it did happen. The students of 104 began hitting the books one week before the semester finals in January. They actually look natural, don't they? FRONT ROW: Timothy Eason, Sharon Chrysler, Judy Caliguire, Gayle Braverman, Marlene Budenski, Esther Cepeda. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Chatfield, Dennis Roloff, Lauren Clay-man, James Caldwell, Doris Brixius. THIRD ROW: Dick Carlson, Greg Caouette, Juanita Armstrong, Patricia Brennan, Gayle Burns, Joan Carlson. BACK ROW: Dwayne Brecht, Orlyn Brethors, David Brudnoy, Virginia Carpenter, Harold Paul Carlson. MRS. CARLSON-315 IT LOOKS LIKE a new student is being welcomed into homeroom 315. Friendly spirit is what makes this group so likeable! FRONT ROW: Miriam Wolf, Sandra Zalik, Gloria Witherspoon, Alice Hendrickson, Jos Boersma. SECOND ROW: Richard Weisman, Patricia Witte, Edward Westerlund, Jerry Zweigbaum, JoAnn Withrow. THIRD ROW: Edward Yellen, Sandra Wise. Lois Wepplo, Sharon Werp, Reina Weisman. BACK ROW: Larry Wickland, Elliot Wolson, Timothy Woullet, Richard Zierhut, Jeff Welch, Deanna Schimmel. MISS THORPE-211 BANK-DAY FRIDAY—Miss Thorpe's advisees gather around Sandi Zalik, their Banking Monitor. These bankers consistently strive to have their homeroom appear on the banking honor roll. FRONT ROW: Nancy Hanson, Gloria Hirt, Jean Hartig, Renee Hillman, Karen Hanson, Faye Harris. SECOND ROW: Gloria Hasse, Lorraine Herman, Gordon Hasse, David Hawk, Robert Hockert, Carol Hermansen. THIRD ROW: David Hoffman, John Hilger, Karen Han-segard, Shirley Hinds, Charlenee Hersh, Marguerite Hansen. BACK ROW: Darlene Harris, Dave Hauge, Robert Hoeft, John Heruth, Michael Hochberg, Jim Hayes, Connie Lindgren. MR. GUSTAFSON - 2 THESE NEW POLARITES are receiving their Guidebooks, which should help them during their three years here at North. Don't they look happy? Page 72 FRONT ROW: Sharlyn Pomerleau, Bette Payne, Diane Phillips, Judith Huntington, Lorelie Pendergast, Renee Pearlman. SECOND ROW: Eva Feickert, Ira Petiford, Rosa Marie Pochalla, Pearl Piepep, John Pett, James Paulsen, John Poucher. THIRD ROW: Ann Phillips, Marion Quirk, Sharon Potvin, Phyllis Peterson, Ann Pellow, Myrna Peterson, Marilyn Pollack. BACK ROW: Sandra Peterson, Curt Rabine, Bill Quady, Darwin Peterson, Richard Pettman, Gene Peters, Joan Peterson. MR. PALM - 9 SAY, THERE, YOU'VE been 'told to stay away from the Lab. Mr. Palm has warned his sophomores to KEEP OUT several times, but the temptation was just too great. Page 73 it FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Marchand, Jean Hartig, Beverly Fingerhut, Sandra Foltz, Joan laulainen, Patricia Barth, Wallis Jarpey, Shirley Goldman. SECOND ROW: Richard LeCuyer, Darlene Anderson, Sandra Conklin, Mary Johnson, Joyce Stafford, Leona Vodovoz, Ruth Carlsen. THIRD ROW: Donald Harding, William Larson, Steven Litwin, Nancy Rorvick, Mary Schmidt, Corinne Zwickey, Blue Bell Dorn, Miriam Meyer. BACK ROW: Tom Hedin, Gary Madson, Vernon Beckman, Gary Schutte, Craig Anderson, Edmund Schommer, Dennis Sorheim, William Thompson, Bruce Hutchins. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Harvey Vinitsky, Sue Stocke, Carole Kaplan, Joan Cramer, Judie Weinberg, Lois Eisenberg, Ruth Gamache, Lorelie Pendergast. SECOND ROW: Karen Broman, James Roberson, Tamara Ronholdt, Janice Lagerquist, Jeannette Ruikka, Renelda Hess, Judy 01 lanketo, Ann Bacino, Melanie Finkelstein. THIRD ROW: Juliann Sepolski, Lawrence Frederick, Alvin Goldman, David Goldberg, Robert Besner, Margaret Krezowski, Robert Johnson, Virginia Orstad, Leone Augustson. BACK ROW: Dennis Nocton, Elliot Wolson, Phillip Pickman, Richard Bellman, Sheldon Goldstein, Jack Moskowitz, Raymond Oleisky, Harold Carlson. THOSE WHO HELP keep our student Council running smoothly are, standing: Craig Anderson, Treasurer; Denny Nocton, Sergeant-at-Arms; Dick Bellman, Vice President. Seated are: Bud Schommer, President; and Sue Stocke, Secretary. M-M-M-M BOY this is good, say these Student Council members. They are taking time out from their busy schedule to have a little Christmas Party. DULL MEETING? No, these members are listening intently to Al Goldman read the All-City student council report. Page 77 OFFICERS of Band this year are, in back: John Sochko, Bud Schommer, Howie Hanson, and Bill Niederloh. In the front row are: Phyllis Miller, Jack Bechtold, Michele Katz. BAND The State Championship North High School Band marched on to new heights in 1956. They provided a spirited atmosphere at pep-fests throughout the year. The Band, led by its talented director, Ernest A. Villas, displayed its precision in marching performances at Hobbs Field and the Minneapolis Auditorium. North's musicians donned coveralls and busily worked on scenery and decorations for the annual Holiday Revue and Sno-Ball. This affair, sponsored by the Band members and their parents, was planned with a South Pacific theme in 1956. In the spring, the Band presented its annual Spring Concert and ended the '55-'56 season on the football field at graduation playing Pomp and Circumstance. FRONT ROW: Jeremy Berman, Melanie Finkelstein, Aaron Nathanson, Robert Osterhus, Edmund Schommer, Bradley Nel� on, Beverly Pearson, Mary Schultz, Joanne Ferguson, Ray Jex, Robert Saylor, Ruth Armel, Micheal Reich, Jerald Holma, Deloras Olson. Karen Erickson, Dale Hagfors, Barbara Carrington. Irene Corba, Gene Stillpass. SECOND ROW: William Niederloh, Jack Bechtold, Joe Williams, Dave Good-low, Harold Manke, Ronny Cram, Ronald Boedigheimer, Wayne Johnson, Eta lieberman, Mike Goldman, Harvey Chargo, Jim Roufs, Phyllis Miller, Nancy Cole, Suzanne Katz, Kaye Peterson, Gail Frank, lynneia Olson, Michele Katz, Dennis Sorheim. RANSOM PINCK is drum major for the Band this year. When Ranny is not leading the Band he is busy playing the drums. WE ARE LOYAL to you North High. The Band is taking its turn at playing at the auditorium. Loyalty always sounds good but it never sounds as good as it does when our own Band is playing. HERE IS OUR championship band honoring North during half time at one of our football games. MR. VILLAS, our capable band leader, has some leisure time and is twiddling his thumbs. Page 80 THERE IS NOTHING like a dame sing these lonely soldiers. The stage show of the Holiday Review is coming to a close. Everyone agrees that although it was a lot of work it was a lot of fun too. HOT JAZZ in the halls is being played by Harry Dillon, Dave Good-low, Howie Hanson, John Sochko, and Jeremy Berman. These hep cats are helping to advertise the NFL shoe shine (??) stand. POLARETTE PRECISION danc-ers are Gail Hubley, Lael Berman, Beth Donahue, Betty Lou Kendrick, Joyce Bosak (Captain), Barbara Johnson, Bev Hahn, Shirley Boreen, Eunice Botz, and Pat Hurst. Page 81 FRONT ROW: Jerry Udell, Jerry Zweigbaum, David Garfin, Judy Peal, Ann Pellow, Barbara Lukasavitz, Leslie Blustein, Stuart Goldstein, Richard Milgram, Sue Stocke. BACK ROW: Gary Fischer, Elliot Rothenberg, Jay Sandvik, Ray Jex, Melanie Finkelstein, Suzanne Katz, Lynneia Olson, Arnold Turchik, Joe Williams, Walker Munson, Rodney Peterson. ORCHESTRA BLOW, BLOW, blow, your horn, Murph! Here is the orchestra in action. Mr. Villas, the leader, is listening to the fine tone. BUSILY TUNING UP, is North's excellent Orchestra. There has to be a lot of hard practice before they can hope to play well for the Senior Class Play and put on the Spring Concert later. Page 82 FRONT ROW: Sandra Wise, Patricia Courselle, Roberta Raver, Loretta Hiller, Kathrine Seavy, Elaine Baker, Sandra Shapiro, Josie Grandy, Francine Benowitz, Darlene Iverson, Beverly Krank, Mary Lou Kline. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Bolton, Arlene Kelman, Melonie Fectzo, Gloria Anderson, Diane Olsen, Faye Harris, Beverly Lynch, Francis Malm, Laurie Macosek, Paula Walker, Bette Payne, Sandra Kacheroski, Kathleen Langston. THIRD ROW: Carole Kroman, Jeanette Miller, Roberta Lowe, Karen Webber, Annette Edwards, Barbara Sim-monds, Annis Rud, Myrna Peterson, Sharon Muncy, Jeanie Hartig, Barbara Niccum, Pearl Pieper, Carol Hermanson. BACK ROW: Marquerite Hansen, Susan Ford, Sharon Jude, Susan Krause, Beverly Olsen, Sandra Peterson, Sendee Trowswick, LaVonne Francis, Sandra Schnieder, Novena Davidson, Sandra Olson, Sandra Norling, Beverly Reno. GLEE CLUB A STUDENT DIRECTOR is leading the girls of the Glee Club today. Glee Club is a class for those who are not quite ready for the choir. In Glee Club, along with singing, the girls learn about all the phases of music. Page 83 WHAT DID YOU do with the money? asks choir president Tom Hedin of Vern Beckman, Junior Business Manager. THE SPIRIT of Christmas was portrayed in song as the choir presented its Christmas auditorium. Besides performing for the school, the choir exchanged programs with other choirs several times during the year in preparation for the Spring Concert. rwr FRONT ROW: Patty Kendrick. Shirley Kluck, Mary Crotty, Shirley Spittle, lorelie Pendergast, Shirley Diver, Karen O'Brian, Harriet Iron , Judy Suits, Janice Ander-jon, Sandra Conklin, Leone Augustson, Geraldine Wood, Gayanne Mickelson, Nancy Kauffman, Judy Ollanketo, Dorothy Horn, Shannon Martin, Bonnie Sax, Judy Fagerhaugh, Sheila Rasnick. SECOND ROW: Sharon Potvin, Carol Fuch , Oda Horsch, Marlene Otis, Nancy Hanson, Naomi Gothstein, Elaine Gerctz, Jean Leste-rud, Margaret Krezowski, Joan Barnett, Barbara Smieja, Barbara Davidson, Jackie Knowlen, Janot Sheflae, James Strzyzcwski, Joel Anderson, Robert Rocklin, Robert Franzman, Marjorie Eastey, Ruth Chatfield, Patricia Johnson, Joyce Elliot. THIRD ROW: Pat James, Carol Askildson, Karen Hansogard, Shirley Roisowitz, Phyllis Frick, Deanna Carlson, Karen Broman, Janice lacher, Clyde Wentworth, Joseph Schommer, Jim Henderson, Simon Monteon, Harry White, Lynn Johnson, Ralph Hamann, Bernita Tieva, Elaine Smcdberg, Rosanno Shumway, Lois Eisenbcrg, Marian Chatfield, Virginia Invie, Donna Gulseth. FOURTH ROW: Barry Larsen, Jamos Neu-berger, Don Weintz, Arnold Turchick, Judd Sheridan, Eldon Foster, Terry LaBisson-iere, Robert Burmeister, Richard Auger, Marty Fleming, Thomas Swatosh, LeRoy Moss, Kenneth Neumann, Mary Fagre, Mary Foreman, Antonette Domiano, Mary Schmitt, Mary Marchand, Tamara Ronholdt, Joanine Grassman. Shirley Bajari. BACK ROW: Larry Mattson, Paul Casperson, Howard Fisher, Mike Tapper, Vernon Beckman, Howard Stogncr, Orlyn Brcthorst, Robert Shoop, Larry Fytcn, Richard Anderson, Tom Hedin, Gary Kurtzahn, Charles Neumann, Jerry Croncn, Warren Johnson, Shirley Hinds, Nancy Rorvick, Ruth Carlson, Irene lundquist, Ann Sutton, Karen Benson, Joanne Potvin. CHRISTMAS Carols echo through the halls of North as the seniors of the choir start out on their traditional rounds of the school. The :hoir also sang at the Radis-ion Hotel in a special program. Page 85 IT BARKS exclaims Barb Smieja as she proudly displays the dog she received at the annual choir Christmas party. ’56 POLARIS STAFF The 1956 Annual staff had a task which was more difficult than any ever had by a yearbook group at North. It was their job to produce a yearbook twice as big as the previous year. Hard work was a must and staff members stayed after school many, many times during the year. They lined up pictures, wrote copy and cutlines, and transferred preliminary layouts to final triplicates. PATTI LAULAINEN, Editor-in-Chief of the As each section was sent to be processed, the 1956 Polaris Annual. editors breathed sighs of relief. On March 15, when the final deadline was met, the Polaris staff said a silent prayer and anxiously awaited the day when the books would return to North. IT IS a rare occasion when we can get all of THE GANG together even to have their picture taken. This time we got them all together except Ardith Born who was absent. FRONT ROW: Barbara Compton, Hattie Shelton, Liz Anderson, Pat Hurst. SECOND ROW: Diane Schneider, Janice Anderson, Patti Laulainen, Melanie Finkelstein, Barbara Davidson. BACK ROW: Bill Wellisch, Judy Kleyman, Judy Ollanketo, Karen Carlson, Arlene Graf, Eleanor Haugen, Judy Lebedoff, John Harris, Merle Levitt. ATHLETIC looking characters are the Sports Editors, John Harris and Karen Carlson. Right now they are engaged in an exciting game of checkers. OH PLEASE, Nero, won't you take some pictures for me, begs Judy Ollanketo, Picture Co-ordinator. It seems Nero (alias Bill Wellisch) is too busy fiddling around to take pictures. Page 87 GIRLS, GIRLS, don't fightl There are plenty of juniors and sophomores for both of you. Judy Lebedoff and Melanie Finkelstein, Underclass Editors, know this all too well. BUSILY POLISHING apples are the Faculty Editors, Janice Anderson and Ardith Born. TYPE, TYPE, type. This typewriter is driving me mad, says Diane Schneider who is Business Manager for the Annual Staff. YOU WILL meet your first deadline—and your second and third deadlines also, declares Mr. Anderson, faculty advisor for the Polaris Annual. O-O-O-O WHAT LEGSI These girls, who seem to be so busy, are Barb Compton, Karen Carlson, Liz Anderson, Judy Lebedoff, Patti Laulainen, and Hattie Shelton. WHO'S PAINTING WHAT? It seems that Judy Kleyman is going to paint something even if it is our other artist, Arlene Graf. ATTENTION EVERYBODY! Wonder how many times Murph Finkelstein said this the day the group pictures were taken by Mr. Banks. John Harris is working awfully hard. WHAT DO you mean, we aren't going to graduate? ask Liz Anderson, Hattie Shelton, and Barb Compton. After all our hard studying and hard work on the senior section we had better graduate! BARBARA DAVIDSON, Eleanor Haugen, and Pat Hurst, our activities editors, seem to be trying to add this one to their list of activities. Page 89 FRONT ROW: Francis Hill, Doloros Salzberger, Mary Foreman, Carol Miller, Janice Laulai-nen. SECOND ROW: Sandra Schwartz, Roberta Heller, Gayle Marko, Elaine Rice, Sharon Charney, Judy Gieske. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Peterson, Ruth Vodovoz, Ruth Ann Chatfield, Annette Edwards, Barbara Bialick. BACK ROW: Margaret Alexander, Charles Katz, Churck Arnold, Jeanine Grassman, Joan Thyr, Dave Pearson. BLUE BELL DORN, junior editor, is watching Joanne Nylander, junior business manager, count all the money that came in for the 1956 Polaris. Bet they're hoping they make this much on the 1957 Polaris. LEE COHEN and Marcia Bahe, junior photographers, are busily examining this piece of equipment. The experience of helping take pictures this year will make for better pictures in next year's annual. Page 90 HEY THERE, Patti Laulainen, don't lean too far. We want to know who is leading the race but we don't want to lose you. GOING WADING, Bill Wellisch? Oh no, Merle Levitt is just showing me how to get a little cheesecake in my pictures. FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson, Sheila Rasnick, Charletfe Tenoff, Shirley Stillman, Patricia Coursolle. SECOND ROW: Carole Schneidman, Beverly Olsen, Judy Jensen, Gail Nyberg, Karen Ahern, Richard Weisman. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Kephart, Corinne Zwickey, Bruce Johnson, Deborah Lott, Diane Hersch. BACK ROW: Lorelei Mayes, Novena Davidson, Gary Fischer, Branna Bornstein, Gerald Leinfelder, Edward Kehn. POLARIS BI-WEEKLY SO JULIE STURDEVANT finally wrote something funny. At least the co-editors of the news staff, Elliot Cohen and Marcia Schwartz think so. Jeanette Neadlc is howling too, but what about Cyrile Kaplan, Janice Lebow, Carol Jackson, and Joan Crowley. They must have heard the joke before. For 31 years the Polaris has been an essential part of North. In 1956, as usual, the news staff covered all areas of school life. The staff this year followed an extremely difficult schedule as junior sized editions alternated with the customary bi-weekly papers. As ever, the able staff, spurred on by the guidance of James ( You will make that dead-line ) Anderson, consistently went to press on time. In their leisure time the paper gang worked on plans for the yearly Journalism Jump which was held in February. Outstanding issues of the paper were those concerning Homecoming, Christmas, and Graduation. CAN THIS laughing foursome be those serious-minded individuals who write our editorials? You just can't tell about some people, namely Lois Segal, Phil Pickman, Dave Lebedoff, and Barb Johnson. WONDER WHAT Penny will say to Pete today? says Nancy Kauffman, artist for the Polaris biweekly. AREN'T YOU KIDS supposed to be inside Room 100? The Polaris feature staff is engaged in a friendly fourth hour snowball fight. Standing are: Joan Hedlund, Co-Editor; Wilbur Eck, Columnist; Sylvia Silverman; Carole Lahtinen, Columnist; and Hannan Rosenstein, Co-Editor. Seated are Mary Chan and Karen Westphal. Page 93 THIS IS MERLE Levitt, photographer for the Polaris bi-weekly. THE POLARIS bi-weekly business staff is com. prised of Janice Ambrosier, who is Circulation Editor, and Jean Luedke, Business Manager. PHILIP PICKMAN, Polar editor-in-chief, looks puzzled. Could it be that his staff of boy editors, Hannon Rosenstein, David Lebedoff, Elliot Cohen, and Jon Lebedoff have been giving him trouble. Page 94 LOIS SEGAL, Polarette editor-in-chief, really has her staff on a string. Standing are: Janice Lagerquist and Joan Hedlund. Seated are: Barbara Johnson and Marcia Schwartz. They are sports, feature, editorial, and news editors respectively. THESE ACTIVE LOOKING characters are the sports staff for the Polaris bi-weekly. Standing are Dick Walker and Fred Frank. Jon Ledeoff, Leona Vodovoz, Jan Lagerquist, and Dick Bellman are seated. Jon Levedoff, after memorizing this little dictionary, prepares to slice it into pieces. Page 95 1 FRONT ROW: Lois Segal, Susan Dechter, Naomi Davis, Phyllis Horovitz, Sybil Goldberg, Lois Eisenberg, Serene Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Leonard Robins, Joel Charon, Howard Brown, Richard AAilgram, David Lebedoff, Judith Lebedoff. BACK ROW: Alvin Goldman, Robert Osterhus, Dennis Sorheim, Michael Tapper, Michael Rockier, Stanley Alperin, Stuart Hasell. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE FRONT ROW: Carol Wasserman, Judy Sedransky, Miriam Wolf, Ruth Schwartz, Rivian Swatez, Joan Plutzer, Joyce Berezousky. SECOND ROW: Nancy Kauffman, Barbara Johnson, Lynneia Olson, Raleigh Kramer, Michele Katz, Doloros Salzberger, Sue Cohen. BACK ROW: Jon Gruschka, Elliot Cohen, Joan Barnett, Jon Lebedott, Deborah Lott, Sheila Berman, Marilyn Pollack. THE NFL'ers seem to be enjoying this Student Congress. In a Student Congress the members carry on just as an authentic legislative body. DEBATING is a very important activity of the National Forensic League. Lois Segal, Dennis Sorheim, David Lebedoff, and Bob Osterhus are engaged in a hot debate. These four won the Augsburg debate tournament this year. DENNIS SORHEIM, Tournament Secretary; Naomi Davis, Spring Activities Manager; Sue Dechter, Secretary; David Lebedoff, President; Lois Eisenberg, Treasurer; and Bob Osterhus, Business Manager; are admiring the trophies won by the National Forensic League in the past years. Page 97 FRONT ROW: Diane Schneider, Mary Ann Marchand, Joan Laulainen, Sybil Goldberg, Lois Eisenberg, Serene Goldberg. SECOND ROW: Judith Lebedoff, Roberta Heller, Sheila Breit-man, Sharon Charney, Ellen Gilbert, Eleanor Haugen. BACK ROW: David Lebedoff, Elliot Cohen, William Wellisch, John • Braasch, David Brudnoy, Lynn Keech, Sara Javinsky. MEMBERS of the Sales Promotion Club are having an important business meeting in the picture above. The club worked with the Junior United Nations Club to help them sell UNESCO stamps. In the picture to the right, Tom Hedin, Jerry Beau-chane. Sue Stocke, Jim Quirk, Chuck Daggett, and David Brudnoy are giving shoe shines to help out with this project. Page 98 SALES PROMOTION Page 99 SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS FRONT ROW: Carole Kaplan, Judy Ollankcto, Leona Vodovoz, Joyce Bosak. Melanie Finkelstein, and Joan Cramer. SECOND ROW: Arvin Cohen, Shirley Bajari, Janice lagerquist, Carol lahtinen, Mary Johnson, and Sandi Fingerhut. THIRD ROW: Alvin Goldman, Elliot Cohen, Joann Christensen, David lebedoff, Judith Lebedoff, and Jonathan lobedoff. BACK ROW: Dennis Phillips, John Harris, Jon Gruschka, Cal Darlh, Hanan Rosenstein, Dave Dressel, and Phil Pickman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ONCE EVERY month the National Honor Society gathers to discuss and make plans for future events. Maybe the reason for the drowsy appearance of some of the members is because the meetings arc held in the morning before school. FRONT ROW: Janice lebow, Judie Kleyman, Lois Eisenberg, Ellen Gilbert. Eleanor Haugen, and Diane Schneider. SECOND ROW: JoAnn King, Mary Schmidt, Ruth Carlsen, Barbara Johnson, Nancy Kauffman, and Phyllis Horovitz. THIRD ROW: Nancy Rorvick, Barbara Davidson, Jeannette Neadle. Janice Buckley, Verlc Smith, and Jeanette VanEtten. BACK ROW: David Brudnoy, Dennis Sorheim, Stuart Haskell, Thomas Hedin, John Braasch, Dick Bellman, and Sheldon Hess. Requirements of character, scholarship, leadership, and service were well met by fifty members this year. This large group, busily engaged in many activities, was made possible by the National's ruling that up to ten per cent of the junior class might be elected to membership. For this year, one of the main projects of this diligent and hard-working group was helping in the SEP study halls. Other projects included support of the Lost and Found, maintenance of a scholastic rating board, and the sending of letters of commendation to Honor Roll students. The induction of new members in March was a major occasion, followed by a lovely banquet held in the students' lunchroom. Badly needed new robes of imperial blue were loaned to the Honor Society without fee or transportation charges from the same company that handles commencement gowns. Subscriptions to Student Life magazine were also obtained. Hilda Blessin and Mrs. Daisy Hetherington are the able advisors of this organization. LISTENING attentively to what President Phil Pickman has to say at this executive meeting are, left to rights Elliot Cohen, Treasurer; John Harris, Vice President; Janice Lagerquist, Secretary; and, standing: John Braasch. Sergeant-at-Arms. Page 101 HALL GUARDS WHAT'S THIS! A hall guard sleeping at her post. Better get on the job, Ellen! There seems to be a rather suspicious char-acter trying to sneak into school. The main duty of the hall guards is to allow only people who havo passes in tho halls during classes. A MORE ALERT hall guard is Jakki Tencnbaum, who Is scon here keeping students off the stairs during the lunch period. Page 102 FRONT ROW: Shirley Bialick, Shirley Goldman, Judie Weinberg, Joy Greenberg, and Janet Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Ellen Gilbert, Sybil Goldberg, Geraldine PieKI, Jacqueline Erickson, Eunice Botj, and Judith lebedoff. THIRD ROW: Karen Swanson, Sandra Livon, Lois Erwin, Francos Hill, Jean Benson, and Jakki Tencnbaum. BACK ROW: Agnes Duwenhocgger, Jerry Soltis, Judith Rudock, John Sundell, Stuart Haskell, and Marjorie Taft. FRONT ROW: Jean Ozwoeld, Carol Collins, Katharine Seavey, Cynthia Tilsner, Roberta Raver, Stephanie Greenberg, Darlene Teschendorf. SECOND ROW: Ronald Steinman, Jean Ziegler, Joanne Linner, Anita Greenstein, Harriet Block, Carol Eliason, Suzette LeRoux, Joanne lilies. THIRD ROW: Susan Krouse, Marie Volkerl, Oda Horsch, Jeanette VanEtten, John Konkol, Carol lahtincn, Carol Schaitberger, Carol Young. BACK ROW: Carol Kotzian, Uudith Rudock, Roberta Schwartz. Carol Sadloske, Barbara Davidson, Sue Hammel, Janet Mandelstam, Sara Javinsky. JUNIOR RED CROSS FRONT ROW: Marlene Elkofska, Carollee Garelick, Sandra Shapiro, Geraldine Haley. Renee Pearlman, Joyce Charley, Ruby Burton. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Frick, Judith lebedoff. Barbara londy, Arlene Muscoplat, Harriet Teener, Sandra Wise, Karen Jarppi, Judy McKowen. THIRD ROW: Karol Bergc, Mary Jo Dudgeon, Lynrveia Olson, Stanley Fink, Lowell Baker. Ruth Ann Chatfield, Mary Fagre. BACK ROW: James Anderson, James Sable, Marilyn Goucher, Marvin Schwartz, Carol White, Ralph Mayer, Elaine Smedberg, Sidney Abrams. DURING AN AUDITORIUM program Mr. Dillner presented the PTSA trophy to the three homerooms that had 100 percent parent membership. Acting as representatives of their homerooms are, left to right: Tom Rollin, Ethel Goldman, and Pat Hurst. n MRS. BEN RACKNER PTSA President The aim of the PTSA is to promote a better understanding between the parents, teachers, and students of North High. In the fall parental membership is solicited through the homerooms. Student enthusiasm is sparked by a trophy which is awarded to those homerooms which achieve 100 percent membership. The students' part of the organization is less active than that of the parents. The students, however, readily offer their services as ushers for the evening open-houses. Mr. Dillner, North's assistant principal, is the hardworking advisor of this group. FRONT ROW: Barbara Jo Gruman, Beverly Hahn, Rosalie Polivka, Jacqueline Erickson, Judy Pearl, Rita Landy, Sandra Engleson. SECOND ROW: Jackie Christoffcrson, Marilyn Skolnick, Alvina Adams, Ruby Oilman, Janice Ericson, Marsha Goldstein, Arlene Horovitz. THIRD ROW: Louise Silver, Sharon Cowl, Lorraine Herman, Wendy Malin, Barbara Geariy, Pat Hurst, Kay Kinkel. BACK ROW: Sheila Berman, Novena Davidson, Michael Reich, Daniel Silverstcin, David Brudnoy, Tamara Ronholdt, Carol Leader. FRONT ROW: Loretta Hiller, Jerome Nahinsky, Shirley Bialick, Joan Haley, Elaine Stanz, Mary Chan. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Peterson, Beverly Olsen, Marcia Smith, Evon Sako, Susan Dechter, Barbara Atkin, Dave Swatosh. THIRD ROW: Louise Thompson, Richard Lotz, Delores Mattson, Bruce Hoem, Bernita Tieva, Sandec Troswtck. BACK ROW: Bruce Frank, Roberta Schwartz, Warren Johnson, Ronald Bearman, John Sundell, Thomas Rollin, Bruce Zimmer. APPARENTLY VERY interested in what Pat Hurst, President, is reading are, left to right: Rita landy, Secretary; Janice Ericson, Treasurer; and Kay Kinkel, Vice President. Page 105 P.T.S.A. ALWAYS, or rather almost always, eager •o greet visitors, the Courtesy Committeo i seen on tho job in the front hall. Each girl has her own specific period. Left to tight are: Lael Berman, Barbara Johnson, Marcia Schwartz, Nancy Kauffman, and Sylvia Silverman. Not pictured are: Jeanette laulainen and Kay Kinkel. COURTESY COMMITTEE COURTESY IS CONTAGIOUS. It looks like lael and Barb have been caught in the spell. Each hour of the day a member of the Courtesy Committee helps the counselors with various jobs that need to be done in the office. WELCOMING a visitor to our school, as we tee here, is Marcia Schwartz. It is the job of the Courtesy Committeo to show the visitor around the school and to help him in obtaining the information he seeks. ETHICS COMMITTEE GREETING a student who is guilty of truancy, tardiness, and the like is Chairman Al Goldman. Page 107 CAN THIS BE the way cases are handled by the Ethics Committee? Woe to the victim held in position by Paul Casporson as Cynthia Eason gets ready to swing. LOOKING UP the record of a negligent character are the members of this organization which is now in its second year. North is one of the first high schools to adopt this system of student-governed discipline. Seated, left to right: are Sheila Berman, Alvin Goldman, and Cynthia Eason. Standing are: Jacqueline Lindmeier, and Bob Osterhus. Paul Casporson is not pictured. STUFFING the teachers' boxes with mail and notices is Rhode Filipek. Among the various other duties of the office help arc helping people who come into the office, delivering packages to the teachers, picking up attendance cards, bringing the bulletin to all the rooms, and of course putting through calls on the switch board as Sandra Schwartz does here. OFFICE HELP FRONT ROW: Janet Schwartz, Judie Weinberg, Rose Marie Fock, Serene Goldberg, Sharon leader, Patricia Crysler, Joy Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Miki Swenson, Cyrile Kaplan, Anita Greenstein, Sandra Schwartz, Roberta Heller, Harriet Feldman, Sheila Breitman. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Sako, Joyce Stafford, Harriet Woldorsky, Dianne Nielsen, Jean Darfh, Susan Dechter, Barbara Bialick. BACK ROW: Rhoda Filipek, Sue Gleckel, Carol Paulson, Joann Christensen, Sara Javinsky, Patti Paraschuk, Carol Young. Page 108 FRONT ROW: Rochelle Singer, Harriet Teener, Rochelle Goldman, Ruth Schwartz, Evanette Scrulnic, Shirley Wasonius. SECOND ROW: Gayle Marko, Roberta Heller, Shiela Breitman, Sharon Charncy, Michele Katz, Raleigh Kramer. Barbara Jo Gruman. THIRD ROW: Sara Javinsky, Gail Carlton, Patti Paraichuk, Wendy Malin, Marlys Moylan, Sylvia Silverman. BACK ROW: Joan Hackel, Ann Birnjtiel, Judith Shussin, Charlene Hersh, Janet Biclkc, Barbara Dorholl, Sue Atlat. LIBRARY PAGES WITH All THE BOOKS in a library it would only teem natural that they have to be put away too. Way up on a ladder (at left) this is what we see Gayle Marko doing. In the picture below Sharon Charney is stamping library pas:-cs which have to be taken to the study halls. Undoubtedly the largest task of the library pages is checking out and checking in books. Whenever someone's book is overdue a slip is made Out and sent to that person's homoroom. FRONT ROW: John Goetz, Joanne Rice, Ronald Lazarus, John Stanz, Betty Manthcy, Carol Johnson, Stephanie Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Dennis Sussman, Michcal Shapira, David Rackner, Blue Bell Dorn, Sheldon King, Denny Seltzer, Dave Weinberg, Floyd Entner. THIRD ROW: Harold Sadoff, Barbara Sinton, Dean Miller, Bruce Hansen, Jon Gruschka, James Edholm, Dave Gleason. BACK ROW: William lundgren, Thomas Rollins, Denny Wagner, William Wcllisch, Richard Stocckmann, David Dressel, Harvey Feldman. PROJECTION IS THAT SO. DAVE? Instructing Mike Schapira and Dave Weinberg on the correct methods of using this movie projector is Dave Rackner. Page 110 GET THAT PICTURE in focus, Denny Wagner! Showing movies in Room 1 Is one of the most frequent jobs of the Projection Club. Every period of the day you will find at least one of these hard-working people busy at one of the many various jobs they handle whether it may be running a movie for a history class or taping a speech in a speech class. Not only is there much hard work, but also knowledge of the equipment and responsibility are needed qualifications for a member of the Projection Club, for they are entrusted with valuable equipment. Students of this group work the movie projectors, tape recorders, mikes (for the football games, commencement, dances in the lunchroom, and auditorium programs), phonographs, slide projectors, and opaque projectors. An excellent job is done by these people through the direction of Mr. Christopherson. GROUPED AROUND the varied equipment all used in a day's work are the Projection Club members. Page 111 FRONT ROW: Dale ScHarbcr, Robert Walz, Jerome MacDonald, John Goodman, John Stendahl. SECOND ROW: Tom Wood, Tom Annott, Dave Kcrncr, Jerry Lund, Stanley Kappel, Ronald Jiracck, BACK ROW: Greg LaVellc, Earl Elmquisf, James Bird, David Schlctcr, Dallas Ramsey, John Macosck. STAGE CREW FIXING ONE of the many stage props they set up during the year (at the left) are the regular members of the stage crew. Hard at work arc Tom Wood, Jim Bird and Ron Jiracek while John Stendahl takes it easy. This set happens to be for tho dramatic auditorium program. In the picture below Jim and Ron read directions and John works the lights. Page 112 GIRLS’ GYM LEADERSHIP CHECKING IN and checking out is an endless duty all in the line of work for leader Nancy Broschofsky, who is shown handing out basketballs. AIL RIGHT, girls, let's have your numbers! roars gym leader Shirley Sudduth, shown taking attendance as the girls come into the gym. Refereeing is another one of the various jobs performed by the gym leaders. FRONT ROW- Penny Foltz, Joan Laulainen, Janice laulainen, Lorren Warren, Nancy Broschofsky. SECOND ROW: Judy Norberg, DeRonda ligons, Jackie lindmeier, Patricia Standish. Barbara Atkin, laurel Christensen. THIRD ROW: Annette Coursolle, Barbara Griffin, AAarlys Serota, Barbara Peterson, Patricia Peterson, Patricia Monson. BACK ROW: Shirley Sudduth, Janice Buckley, Joann Christensen, Virginia Orstad, Sharon Szente, Juanita love. Page 113 L__ FRONT ROW: Marilyn Gittelson, Priscilla Jarpey. Rivian Swatez, Lynne Johnston, Patti Silberman, Joan Plutzer, lorren Warren, Sandra Zalik. SECOND ROW: Patricia Kendrick, Shirley Kluck, Barbara Niccum, Solomon Wasserman, Harriet lessak, Sonia Udell, Elaine Gerctz, Geraldine Lewis. THIRD ROW: Ann Birn-stiel, Charlene Hersh, Marilyn Silver, Barbara Rockier, Marie Volkert, Sheila Breitmen, Patti Paraschuk, Margaret Rupert. BACK ROW: George Ash, Barbara Sinton, Stephen Udell, Bruce Frank, Corinne Zwickey, Joan Barnett, Daniel Edstrom, Emma Manson. BANKING MONITORS FRONT ROW: Lucille Schneider, Antonette Domiano, Rosalie Polivka, Margie Bosak, Bonnie Sax, Judy Peal, Eunice B0I2. SECOND ROW: Marion Meier. Marlys Serota, Patricia Carson, Janice Lebow, Judic Kleyman, Leone Green, Rivel Hyman, Barbara Froehlig. THIRD ROW: Julie Sturdevant, Gayanne Mickel son, Carmen Anderson, Fran Ferrera, Marilyn Pollack, Wendy Malin, Patricia Standish. BACK ROW: Jeanette Neadle. Verle Smith, Carolyn Hcttle, Marjorie Taft, Roger Rydberg, Joan Crowley, LeRoy Johnson, Lowell Baker. AFTER SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS Page 1 15 AIL SCHOOL OFFICERS of Hi-Y are, seated: Lynn Keech, President; Bob Olson, Vice President. Standing: Tom Hedin, Secretary-Treasurer; and John Sun-dell, Chaplain. HI-Y OUR SWEETHEARTS will be entertained royally, claims Kenny as these boys busily plan the annual Mother's Banquet. Cal seems to approve of the menu they have just planned and Dick has already got a good start on his decorations. Another all-school activity was Sno-Day at Ihduhapi. FRONT ROW: Charles Crutchfield, Jerry Kamrow, Bill Hartig, Roger Smith, Bob Belk. SECOND ROW: Eugene R. Somdahl, William Lundgrcn, David Snyder, Winton Anderson, Juddson Sheridan, Milton Ertl. A.C.M.Y. DON'T SHOOT I We'll be quiet. Once this group has been called to order, they get a lot accomplished. Hi-Y groups arc mixed grades so new members can be added each year. Page 11 7 FRONT ROW: Dick Walker, Bruce Hocm, Don Wieriman, Bill Wiisanen, Jim Henderson. SECOND ROW: Charles Daggott, Loren Filipek, Bruce Arones, Roger Rydberg, Robert Osterhus. BACK ROW: Stanley Kline, Jerry Soltis, John Sundell, Craig Anderson, Floyd Hublcy. APOLLO HERE YOU GO, CHUCKI When these boys make up their minds there is no stopping them. Of course, the greater part of the time at meetings is spent in planning such activities, such as Sno-Day at luduhapi. Page 118 FRONT ROW: Don Harding, Chuck Arnold, Jerry Bcouchane, Dick LeCuyer, Marly Fleming, Dick Poison. SECOND ROW: Ken Scaberg, John Braasch, Bruco Engstrand, Clay Rethwill, Fred Francen, Bob Olsen, Richard Lotz. BACK ROW: Paul Casperson, Larry Mattson, Cal Darth, Jon Nelson, D. Lloyd Nocton, T. Roger Hedin, John Kubinski. OLYMPIANS PRETTY SOFT! It looks as if the Olympians have nothing better to do than lie around. Actually they had a very active year with several speakers and social activities. LYNN seems to have found a way to keep this group quiet. Even though it was Senior Dress-up Day, the Primus' Club had its regular weekly meeting. PRIMUS FRONT ROW: John Hedding, Dick Kaselnak, Wally Ulmaniec, Jerry Gageby, Jim Anderson. SECOND ROW: Duane Johnson, Bob Godfrey, Lynn Keech, Dave Kcrncr. Dale Berg. BACK ROW: Jerry Johnson, Larry Fytcn, Ralph Lottke, Rod Otten, Chuck Donehue. FRONT ROW: Bill Larson, Bruce Hutchins, Dick Auger, Jim Baker, Joel Anderson, Jim Strzyzcwski. SECOND ROW: Harold Carlson, Charles Erickson, Ralph Hall. Jim Anderson, Gary Schutte, Ron Thurner. SPARTAN THE SPARTANS seem to have lost interest In the story Gary Schutte is reading to them. Their programs were usually moro Interesting than this, though, as they had several parties and speakers which wcro of special interest to Hi-Y groups. Y-TEEN OFFICERS for ihe past year were Melanie Finkel-stein, Janice Laulainen, Pat Hurst, Joanne Laulaincn, and Patti Pieper. MAY I have this dance? Getting in practice for the formal are Barb Davidson, formal chairman; Carol Young, program chairman; Liz Anderson, publicity chairman. Y-TEENS TWO BANQUETS were held this year. A recognition banquet in the fall and a farewell banquet in tho spring. J? COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN for the Y-Teens formal were Doris Hoeft, Barb Davidson, Liz Anderson, Judy Ollanketo, Nancy Kauffman, Jan Lagerguist, and Betty Lou Kendrick. ANYONE for punch? asks Janice laulainen in the picture to the left. This was a welcome note at the Christmas party after a session of carolling and other entertainment. In the picture below everyone dances to the music of Hugh Cardenas. Stairway to the Stars was the theme of the annual Y-Tccns formal, which was held February 4 this year. Page 123 I FRONT ROW: Sue Stocke, Jackie Erickson, Melanio Finkclstein, Lois Eisenberg, Judy Huntington, Nancy Broschofsky. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Lundberg, Ann Pellow, Beverly Lynch, Jean Hartig, Sharon Muncy, Michele Katz, Carol Eliason. THIRD ROW: Sheila Berman, Carolyn Lcchelt, Sandra Conklin, Mary Jo Dudgeon, Lois Segal, Carol Lahtinen, Janke Lagorquist. BACK ROW: Judy Rudock, Barbara Davidson, Novena Davidson, Judy Gass, Leone Augustson, Karen Hanscgard, Sue Hammel, Jean Lesterud. CHAPTER I IS THIS a kindergarten class? No, theso girls are cutting out stars for the Y-Tecns formal. Besides working on the formal, this chapter presented a Xmas program at a hospital and had several social events. Page 124 FRONT ROW: Rivian Swatez, Miki Swenson, Joan Plulzcr, Jody Fagerhaugh, Janico laulainen, Sandra Zallk. SECOND ROW: Sally McFall, Eleanor Haugen, Lcsly Nelson, Doris Hoeft, Pat Carson. Bonnie Sax. THIRD ROW: Carol Young. Karen Carlson, Janice Sloss, Mar Scrota, Joanne tinner, Janet Shefloe. BACK ROW: Janice lehrmann, Jeanine Grassman, Sandra Decent, Lois Townsend, Judy Watcher, Tamara Ron-holdt, Karen Benson. CHAPTER II EATING seems to be a pleasure for this crowd. After spending an evening busily planning activities for future meetings it is no wonder they are hungry. Chapter Two lists its Christmas party and Thanksgiving project as the highlights of the year. Page 125 FRONT ROW: Carol Jackson, Judy Knight, Beverly Krank, Sandra Engleson, Harriet Gary, Doloros Salz-berger, Suzettc IcRoux. SECOND ROW: Jan Mundahl, Barbara Griffin, Barbara Johnson, Laol Berman, Dianne Nielsen, Kay Kinkel, Ruby Oltman. BACK ROW: Enwia Munson, Phyllis Potcrson, Karen Conlow, Bronna Bornstoin, Karen Ebener, Miriam Meyer, Marie Volkert. CHAPTER III THIS GROUP seems set on finding the lost chord, but apparently it isn't having too much sue-cess. Bi-weekly meetings were a regular part of these girls' schedules. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Frick, Carolyn Beugen, Barbara Gruman, Patli Pieper, Shirley Spittle, Karen O'Brien, Roth Gamacho. SECOND ROW: Joanne Rice, Marie Spittle, Judie Niman, Alvina Adams, Janet Bohlin, Joyce Seaberg, Renee Hillman, Vernee Oilman. THIRD ROW: Jean loedke, Betty loo Kendrick, Geraldine Ploof, Carol Conningham, Shirley Boreen, Julie Sturdevant, Hattie Shelton. BACK ROW: Deanna Carlson, Jeanne Kophart, Charlene Hersh, Barbara Sinton, Marcia Schwartz, Vcsma Eglite, Sharon Judo Susan Krause CHAPTER IV WE MAY NOT always get a lot done but we always have fun at our chapter meetings, claims this chapter. These groups combine sophomores, juniors, and seniors to acquaint the girls with the other classes. Page 127 BRRR, this is cold, says Ar-Icnc. Once and a while chapter meetings were held at special places such as the skating rink. Other times members took turns at being hostess for Y-Tecns. CHAPTER V FRONT ROW: Diane Olsen, Marilyn Kossof. Marilyn Gittelson, Bev Hahn, Eunice Botz, Faye Harris. SECOND ROW: Ann Sutton, Mary Fagre, Pat Hurst, Renelda Hess, Jean Benson, Judy Ollanketo, Janet Sell. THIRD ROW: Arlene Graf, Shirley Bajari, Ruth Vodovoz, Myran Peterson, Barbara Compton, Ruth Ann Chatfield. BACK ROW: Carol Kotzian, Bernita Tieva, Verna Sullivan, Carol Sadloske, Carol Paulson, Sandra Peterson, Delores Mattson. FRONT ROW: Geraldine Olsen, Mary Streed, Cynthia Eason, Ruth Schwartz, Sheila Rasnick, Carol Johnson. SECOND ROW: Carol 8ielke, Mary Ann Marchand, Gayanne Mickelson, Joan laulainen, Patti laulaincn, Edytho Cawthorne, Dorothy Horn. THIRD ROW: Sandra Olson, Barbara Dorholt, Karol Berge, Marcia Smith, Judy Jensen, Loraine Dhein. BACK ROW: Rhoda Filipck, Elizabeth Anderson, Sandra Norling, Shirley Sudduth, Susan Ford, Carole Fuchs, Audrey Fehlbcrg. CHAPTER VI CYNTHIA'S FORAAAL seems to have attracted the attention of Chapter six. This was the busiest time of the year with several chapters working on plans for the formal. Page 129 HERE'S A PENCIL, Jan. Will you take the minutes tonight? asks Janelle. Every chapter had officers who also helped plan all school affairs. Several also named their chapters in Latin or Indian words. CHAPTER VII FRONT ROW: Alyce Swanson, Carol Collins, Marlene Elkofska, Elaine Stans, Carol Ann Johnson, Priscilla Jarpey. SECOND ROW: Sharon Shields, Fredica Rossen, Maraline Brooks, Louise Janet Bollero, Janice Huddleston, Suzanne Katz. BACK ROW: Judith Shussin, Janelle Reichel, Karen Swanson, Louise Thompson, Marilyn Schwartz, Joan Barnett, Eleanor Jasco. FRONT ROW: Barbara Atkin, Nancy Kiclcy, Gayle Braverman, Carol Thompson, Marlene Otis, Sybil Goldberg, Phyllis Miller. SECOND ROW: Carole Larson, Eunice Groenke, Joanne Anderson, Annette Edwards, Judith lebedoff, Janice lebow, Georgiana Pietilainen. BACK ROW: Joanne Farguson, Margaret Pope, Barbara Stoeckel, Carol Passenheim, Beverly Szymanski, Irene Corba, Lois Thome, Annette Coursolle. CHAPTER VIII I'M SURE my does are in there, claims Annette. Every chapter collected monthly dues which paid for projects and parties held throughout the year. Another money-raiser for North's Y-Teens was the sale of home-made jelly. FRONT ROW: Judy Peal, June Caff, Mario Huebscher, Ardith Born, Marlene Nordquist, Janet 8ohlin. SECOND ROW: Sharon Dooley, Sandra Sfevons, Sandra Conklin, Mary Jo Dudgeon, Genevieve Cotten, Gail Carlson. THIRD ROW: Romona Godfrey, Susan Krause, Mary Schmidt, Ruth Carlsen, Beverly Olsen, Arlene Graf. BACK ROW: Darlene Harris, Leon Sward, Gary Madson, Tom Erickson. Dennis Sorheim, Nancy Rorvick. FRONT ROW: Rosannc Shumway, Jacqueline Erickson, Jane Ranney, Eleanor Raske, Richard Johnson. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Wood. Sally McFall, Sharon Fox, Lois Wepplo, Jean Benson, Suzetie loRoux. THIRD ROW: Vesma Eglitc, Sharalyn Godfrey, Steve Gageby, Marguerite Hansen, Karen Carlson, BACK ROW: Carol Askildson, LaVonnc Francis, Sharon Mead, David Aune, Marilyn Hopper. Miriam Meyer. THE SPEAKER seems to holding the attention of the audience very well. Every month Hi-C had a guest speaker and many times special music also. P ge 133 SECOND ROW: Chuck Daggett, Michael Plitmen, Bob Olsen, Don Harding, Jerry Beauchane, Dale Hagfors, David Rackner. THIRD ROW: Richard Alford, Milton Ertl, Craig Anderson, Richard Bellman, Ben Niemi. BACK ROW: Paul Caspcrson, Larry Mattson, Jon Nelson, Tom Hedin, Gary Madson, William Peterson, Ken Seaberg. “1ST CLUB ON THEIR WAY to practice are the officers of the N Club. They are Paul Casperson, Larry Mattson, Jon Nelson, and Bob Olsen. THE ATHLETES of the school weren't able to hold up under their own strength it appears as they pick themselves up after a futile attempt at making a pyramid. Page 134 FRONT ROW: Gene Anderson, Ronald Cram, James Henderson, Wendell Collins, Lawrence Juntilla, Ray lacher, George Wcstlund. SECOND ROW: Robert Morehouse, Steven Gagcby, John Bechtold, Stuart Haskell, Robert Hollie, Richard leCuyer, Neil Fagerhaugh, Jerry Pence. THIRD ROW: Thomas Leonard, Gary lundquist, Karl Bohlin, Dennis Bom, Robert Godfrey, Ray Borg, Richard Pouchcr. BACK ROW: Tom Chandonnct, Cal Darth, Denny Nocton, Jerry Soltis, Jim Quirk, John Nugent. LOOK OUT below! It certainly isn't safe to walk by school when the N Club is out for their daily exercise. Our photographer was soon snowed under by these energetic N -Clubbers. FRONT ROW: Melanie Finkelstein, Lois Eiscnberg. Carole Kaplan, Shirley Bialick, Diane Siegel, Serene Goldberg, Joy Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Barbara Atkin, Raleigh Kramer, Gayle Marko. Sue Cohen, Judie Kleyman, Janice Lebow, Dolores Salzberger. THIRD ROW: Sandra livon, Cyrilc Kaplan, Frances Tanick, Barbara Beck, Roberta Heller, Annalee Kapel, Gail Frank. BACK ROW: Joan Barnett, Sandra Gelfen, Sue Atlas, Sharon Cowl, Anita Grcenstcin, Sue Gleekal, Sandi Fingerhut. COLLECT from everyone as soon as possible, President, Janice Lebow advises Sandy Gelfen, Treasurer. Other officers are Sandy Fingerhut and Sandy Livon, Secretaries. Not pictured is Melanie Finkelstein, Vice President. Page 136 KADIMAH WHEN KADIMAH was organized last fall, they began the year by planning several service projects. Here they are making cut-outs for needy children. FRONT ROW: Sandra Shapiro, Rivian Swatez, Marian Manosevitz. Renee Pearlman, Sheila Rasnick. Marcia lessack. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Katz, Marilyn Skolnick. Jakki Tenenbaum, Diane Schneider, Maxine Levin, Rochelle Singer, Marian Friedell. THIRD ROW: Arlene Goldfein, Isabel Levinson. Harriet Block, Harriet Teener, Adrienne locker, Carole Schncidman, Elsie Kogan. BACK ROW: Deborah Lott, Sharon Shields. Ricky Rossen, Maraline Brooks, Annalce Smith, Reina Weisman. Page 137 PUT that poster here, demands Janice. Kadimah is mainly a service organization doing such things as distributing posters and serving at banquets. 52-53-54. It looks as if Melanie didn't realize we had so many trophies in the school. Judy and Melanie are taking part in the trophy-clean-ing project KaJimah undertook this past year. FRONT ROW: Joel Anderson, Richard Weisman, Ardith 8orn, Judy McKowan, Priscilla Jarpey, Sanford Serulnic. SECOND ROW: Gayle Marko, Sandra Schwartz, Roberta Heller, Anna Bacino, Barbara Beck, Rochelle Singer. THIRD ROW: Allert Boersma, Louise Thompson, Janet Mandelstam, Mary Schmidt, Jonathan lebcdoff, David lebedoff. BACK ROW: Thomas Rollin, Dennis Sorheim, Leonard Robins, Dennis tally, Elliot Cohen. Page 138 WORLD AFFAIRS STUDYING for an Upper Midwest World Affairs test are Al Goldman, Ann Bacino, and Leonard Robbins. Leonard was among the top six winners for two consecutive years and was awarded a trip to Washington D.C. ORDER, ORDER! When members of this organization disagree on a topic, there is usually no way to stop them. THIS WEEK'S article center around China, explains Mary Schmidt. By following this program they learned more and more about the affairs of the world throughout the year. IT APPEARS that the quiz these World Affairs members are taking is a hard one. As a regular part of their program, they take the weekly test given in the Minneapolis Star. VIKING CLUB FRONT ROW: Lesly Nelson, Joan Hedlund, Virginia Matsen, Betty Budenski, Carole Tieva, Miki Swenson, Ruth Chan, Nancy Bickerstaff. SECOND ROW: Patricia Johnson, Carol Young, Carol Cunningham, Judy Seland, Eleanor Haugen, Kathleen Langston, Sandra Holmlund. THIRD ROW: David Aune. Alfred Jacobsen, James Henderson, Jeannette VanEtten, Karen Swanson, Janelle Reichel, John Konkol, Sylvia Siewert. BACK ROW: Novena Davidson, Sandra Schneider, Delores Gustafson, Allan Schwartz, Dennis Sorheim, Nancy Rorvick, Irene Lundquitt. WORLD-WIDE FRIENDSHIPS are numerous among members of the Viking Club. Here Eleanor Haugen and Dennis Sorheim welcome foreign visitors to North. IT LOOKS as if Dennis is having trouble pronouncing a Norwegian word. These officers of the Viking Club are Miki Swenson, Joan Hedlund, Dennis Sorheim, and Dolores Olson. Page NO • • As] N'WtA, FRONT ROW: Paul Walker, Janice Ambrosier, Judy McKowen, Jane Ranney, Priscilla Jarpey, Cheryl Glaser, Mary Chan. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hanson, Karen Jarppi, June Calt, Pat Kendrick, Shirley Kluck, Geraldine Olsen, Marlene Otis. THIRD ROW: Bernita Tieva, Barbara Griffin, Judith Lyman, David Gerig, Pat Monson, Delores Olson, Marilyn lundberg, Sharon Erickson. BACK ROW: Judy Tiber, Tamara Ron-holdt, Louise Thompson, Sharon Adler, Sharon Szente, Mary Schmidt, Jeanne Kephart. VALENTINE'S DAY set the scene for the Mother's tea given by the Viking Club. Here the girls busily set the tables in preparation for their special guests. FRONT ROW: Michele Katz, Harriet Teener, Anna Bao'no, Sharon Charney, Serene Goldberg, Sheila Breitman. SECOND ROW: Gayle Marko, Beverly Lynch, Naomi Davis, Susan Dechter, Roberta Heller, Isabel Levinson. BACK ROW: Alvin Goldman, Elliot Cohen, Leonard Robins, Michael Tapper, David Brud-noy, Herbert Weisman, Irwin Weisman. ' LOOKING over a map of the Far East are the officers of Junior United Nations, Dave Brudnoy, Mike Tapper, and Sheila Breitman. Page 142 JUNIOR UN A TREAT for this group is to have a foreign speaker talk to them. Here our exchange student, Ann Becino, tells something of her native land, Italy. I I YOU LOOK in here, Suzanne ' explains Aaron Nathenson. The members of this club are all interested in science and spend much of their time experimenting with various scientific fools. LOOKING over the agenda for the next meeting are the officers of Junior Academy of Science. From left to right are: Dave Drcsscl, Fred Deadrick Richard Milgram and Suzanne Katz. Page 143 FRONT ROW: Beverly Lynch, Richard Milgram, Suzanne Katz, Rosalind Walter, Marian Friedell. SECOND ROW: Stuart Goldstein, Jim Gordon, Norbert Sobok, Jerry Udell, Emma Munson, Leslie Blustein. THIRD ROW: Fred Deadrick, Neil Blumberg. Aaron Nathenson. Jerry Milstein, Dean Miller, Dave Dressel. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ALL IN FAVOR say aye. The Pep Club mode dodgers and posters every week to spread through the school on game days. PEP CLUB FIGHT, TEAM, FIGHT! With the help of the cheerleaders, the Pep Club goes through the cheers to work up spirit for the coming game. FRONT ROW: Katharine Scavcy. Rose Mary Wally, Beverly Freeman, Ruth Gamache, Carol Hegcrle, Mary Foreman. SECOND ROW: Antonettc Domiano, Patricia Coursolle, Deanna Johnson, Janice little, Mery Kay Fourniea, Marlene Johnson, Donna White. THIRD ROW: Elaine lindbloom, Mary Fagro, Ann Pellow, Sharon Werp, Joan Hansen, Joyce Seaberg. BACK ROW: Barbara Walters, Virginia Orstad, Ruth Ann Falk, Joliann Sepolski, Shirley Hinds, Deanna Carlson, Phyllis Peterson. PREPARING to servo coffee are these girls from FHA. They ares Mary Fagre, Pat Coursolle, Sharon Werp, Katharine Seavey, Roz Walter, Alice Hendrickson. Mary Foreman, Virginia Orstad. President of the district and North FHA was Virginia Orstad, picture at left. LOOK how many points we have already! Counting their service points are, seated: Ann PelJow, Phyllis Peterson, Deanna Johnson, Joyce Seaberg. Standing are: Karen Ahlsted, Donna White, Mary Kay Fourniea, Carol Hcgerle, and Joliann Sepolski. FRONT ROW: Sherman Cohn, Norbert Sobek, Dale Brown, Richard Milgram, Jerry Zweigbaum. BACK ROW: Tom Ryan, Eugene Somdehl, Jim Anderson, William Vetscher, Neil Blumberg, Jon Gruschka. CHESS CLUB WHICH WAY shall I go. ponders Dale Brown. From this angle things are not near so confusing as they are down there. Dale's partner is Jerry Zweigbaum. Page M6 MOVE this one, suggests Jim Anderson. After many hours of practice this group became quite good at the confusing gamo of chess. President of the club was Eugene Somdehl at the right. FRONT ROW: Ronald Jiracek, John Stcndahl, Sharon Mead, Blue Bell Dorn, Richard Lofstrand, Ronald Lazarus, Marion Meier. BACK ROW: Dean Miller, Herbert Wcisman, Eugene Somdahl, David Snyder, William Wellisch, Dave Dressel, Sheldon King. PHYSICS CLUB DAVE DRESSEL, president of the Physics club, here shows some eager members how to use tho radio set. EACH MEMBER is working on different projects and after some experimenting they will compare their discoveries. Page 147 Mfr BOB OLSEN CHUCK DAGGETT TOM CHANDONNET Although not achieving their predicted three win-four loss goal, Rube Johnson's eleven showed fine spirit throughout the season. Had not injuries plagued the Polars, the record may have been considerably better than it was. In the opening game of the season North came up against Edison, whose only touchdown came in the first quarter when all-city Bob Montgomery smashed through the Polar defense terminating a 54-yard touchdown drive. North threatened once just before the half when an Edison fumble was recovered on the Tommy 12 yard line. However, the threat was stopped two plays later when a fumble nullified the Polar chances The outcome of the game saw the Tommies victorious, 6-0. On the twenty-third of September, Roosevelt invaded Hobbs' Field and led by their elusive halfback, L. C. Hester, had little trouble subduing the Polars, 34-7. WITH JERRY SOLTIS leading interference. Wally Ulmaniec race to pay dirt after matching a pats in tho fourth quarter of the Henry game. PAUL CASPERSON BEN NIEMI TOM HEDIN North's only tally came in the fourth quarter when quarterback Clay Rethwill carried the ball over for the Polars, and Nahinsky added the extra point. The next week North again played host this time to future city and twin city champs Patrick Henry. Henry play completely dominated the field as they scored 35 points to the Polars seven. Again North's only touchdown came in the fourth quarter when halfback Wally Ulmaniec hauled in a Chandonnet pass on the Henry 25-yard line and went all the way for the Polars. On October 7 the Polars traveled to Washburn seeking their first victory. Their hopes were shattered, however, as the Millers scored four times. North's lone touchdown was scored by Jim Quirk. Bob Olsen led the Polar offensive play with his fine running and all around play. The final score: Washburn 29, North 7. RON TANCHIN JERRY BEAUCHANE JOHN BRAASCH DON HARDING Page 151 COACH RUBE JOHNSON ASSISTANT COACH ELMER EDLUND The fourteenth of October saw the Polars playing host to Southwest. The game was a hard fought one with few scoring opportunities for North. However their defensive play was the best of the season thus far, and the fine running of Olsen helped the Polars to their lone first quarter touchdown. Southwest collected three tallies to subdue the Polars 20-6. The next team which victimized the Polars was a well-rounded Marshall eleven. In this contest the Polars played their best game scoring two touchdowns and almost catching the Cardinals in the fourth quarter. However, this was not enough as the Cards came out on top to the tune of 21-14. The most prominent aspect of the Central game was the long, hard running gains of fullback Bob Olsen, who came through with a good exhibition of open field running. Page 152 FULLBACK Bob Olsen seems headed for a sizable gain as he rounds end pursued by several Central defenders. POLAR END, Don Harding, fights off a Roosevelt defender for a short pass. Throughout three quarters the game was deadlocked without a score. Then, midway through the fourth period the Pioneers sparked a 47-yard touchdown drive to score the lone touchdown of the game, thus bringing the 1955 season to a close, squeezing out a close 7-0 triumph over the Polars. During the whole season the never-say-die spirit was evident throughout the team down to the last man. This was thoroughly evidenced by the hard running of all of the Polar backs including quarterback Tom Clandonnet, who very ably directed the team and called signals, Wally Ul-maniec, the team sparkplug who always came up with a good run when it was needed. Jim Quirk was the target of numerous Chan-donnet passes and one of the outstanding defensive players on the team, and last but not least by any means, Bob Olsen, Polar fullback who displayed magnificent running ability throughout the season and was voted the most valuable player by his teammates. You cannot, however, praise only the backfield as the Polar line had its standouts too. Namely John Braasch, Ben Niemi, Paul Casperson, and Tom Hedin as well as Don Harding and Chuck Daggett. WHAT'S WRONG, BOYS? The Polar bench seems worried as Rube Johnson gives las minute instructions to Jerry Beauchane before sending him in. FRONT ROW: Joel Wallor, Manager; Bob Holly, Louie Sukov, Wally Ulmaniec, Ron Tanchin, Nip Nahinsky, Roland Sundoen, Dave Rackner, Art Kliffor, Manager. SECOND ROW: Dick Parri , Jerry Anderson, Jim Tanchin, Don Posey, Myron Chemrinow, Al Hartinger, Bob Olsen, Don Harding, Jerry Bcauchane, Gerald Harlickcr. THIRD ROW: Rodger Ginsberg, Ralph Kottke, Maurice Goldstein, John Seller , Chuck Daggett, Clay Rothwill, Jim Quirk, Ben Niemi, John Braaich. BACK ROW: Jerry Soltis, Ken Seaberg, Vern Beckman, Tom Chandonncf, Paul Caspcrson, Tom Hedin, Martin Dahl, Bill Vetscher, Dick Stockman, Calvin Hansen. RODGER GINSBERG RALPH KOTTKE Page 154 SEASON’S RECORD We They 0 EDISON___________________6 7 ROOSEVELT 34 7 HENRY___________________35 7 WASHBURN________________29 6 SOUTHWEST_______________20 14 MARSHALL________________21 0 CENTRAL ________________ 7 DAVE RACKNER CLAY RETHWIll WE NEED THIS GAME, says head sophomore coach Curtis Gwynne to his prodigies as assistant coach James Keenan looks on. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The main purpose of the sophomore football coach is to build material for the following year's A squad. This year Curtis Gwynne seems to have done quite well, producing several good backs and linemen. Although the record (4-1) didn't show this, the junior Polars displayed a fast team which should help the 1956 and '57 A squads to respectable records. FRONT ROW: Dave Zandlo, Jim Roufs, Tim Eason, Fred Appl, Gene lewis, Jim Baker, Bert Rozman, Dave Goldberg. MIDDLE ROW: Steve litwin. Manager; lerry Anderson, Allan Born, Chuck Erickson, Bob Johnson, Mike Dunn, Tom Flak, Ralph Hall, Dick Pettman, Eddie Nelson, Dick Berger, Norton Giffis, Manager. BACK ROW: lucky Barnaugh, Jim Hayes, Roger Kjeldahl, Bruce Frank, Dean Keller, Frank Sporna, Larry Miller, Larry Epstein, Gary Schutte, John Mickelson, Bob Anderson, Judson Sheridan, Harvey Feldman. FRONT ROW: Chuck DcYoe, Gary Lewis, Mykola Moroz, John McCaffery, Dick Supolo, Roger Wertinen, Marty Donato. BACK ROW: Coach Lew Burnett, Dennis Born, Gary Hubley, Dick Walker, Gary Kurtsen, Joel Peller, Eddie Yellen, Mike Shapira, Rickey Kleyman, Dick Auger. Not shown, Doug Sacre. CROSS COUNTRY This year the Polar thinclads ran their way to a very successful season led by Seniors John McCaffery and Dick Supolo, Junior Mykola Moroz and Sophomore Doug Sacre. This year the Burnett-coached team finished the'season with a record of eight wins and no losses in City competition and a fifth place berth in the City Meet. In the State Meet John McCaffery was the only North runner to finish close to the top with a seventh place. READY TO GO arc the top six runners on North's team, John McCaffery, Mykola Moroz, Roger Wertinen, Dick Supolo, Gary Lewis, and Chuck DcYoe. Page 156 THIS ACTION is typical of 11 the games the sophomores played this season. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Sporting an eight win, two loss record this year, John Conover coached his most successful season of sophomore ball since he took over the coaching post. This year's cubs showed a well-balanced team as far as scoring went as well as having extremely good depth on the bench. Gary Schutte, Ralph Hall and Eddie Nelson were the team's leading scorers. FRONT ROW: Harvey Feldman, Eddie Nelson, Gary Schutte, John Mickclson, Ralph Hall, Bob Berniclc, Dick Donahue. SECOND ROW: Jim Paulson, Manager; Larry Miller, John Schlee, Don luoto, Jim Johnson, Ricky Kleyman, John Heruth. BACK ROW: Coach John Conover, Judd Sheridan, Mike Shapira, Mike Katz, Ron Bearman, John Michaelson, Louie Rochl, John O'Borsky, Manager Jim Strezuski. BASKETBALL RAY LACHER All-City Second Team TOM CHANDONNET All-City First Team CAL DARTH DON PERTINEN LARRY MATTSON Page 158 DICK ALFORD Coach John Jacobi sprung one of the big surprises of the 1956 basketball season when, with a team which was rated as a second division club, he guided them to a respectable 6-4 record. With the loss of All-City Al Rivard and other ball players such as Marsh Levin and Buzz Meyers, the 1956 season did not have too bright an outlook. By fielding an all new, senior dominated starting five, Jacobi managed to hit upon the right combination to carry his team through the first two games of the District 17 playoffs. The Polar quintet was led by All-City center Tom Chandonnet and second team All-City Ray Lacher, who placed second and eleventh with 220 and 121 points respectively, in the city scoring race. Next year six boys will be returning to bolster the Polar squad, Don Pertinen, Dick Alford, Pat Donahue, Gary Madson, Vern Beckman, and Martin Dahl. time our Page 160 COACH JOHN (JAKE) JACOBI, the dean of city high school coaches and veteran of 26 years of coaching experience at North. TIP OFF LARRY MATTSON'S shot is caught by the camera at the peak of its arch as the other Polar players look on. Page 161 FRONT ROW: Jon Nelson, Dick Alford, Cal Darth, Tom Chandonnet, Larry Mattson, Don Pertinen, Ray lacher. SECOND ROW: Pat Donahue, Marty Dahl, Tom Hedin, Dennis Nocton, John Kubinski, Dick Bellman. BACK ROW: Gary Madson, Avron Hoffman, Vorn Beckman, Bill Peterson, Simon Monteon, John Harris, Fred Franccn, Art-Kliffer, Manager. Page SEASON'S RECORD We Conference They 47 WASHBURN ... 55 56 ROOSEVELT 65 50 VOCATIONAL 45 53 SOUTH 51 50 EDISON 58 57 HENRY 41 64 CENTRAL 44 75 WEST ... 36 48 MARSHALL 56 62 SOUTHWEST .48 Non-Conference 42 ROCHESTER 66 67 FAIRBAULT . . 45 53 AUSTIN 74 53 WILLMAR 63 UP AND IN 162 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY COACH JAMES KEENAN The Polar cubs finished the 1956 hockey season with a 4-3 city record and an 8-3 season record. James Keenan had several high calibre players, among them Paul Carlson who was the high scorer of the team, Dick Fowler who saw limited action on Jack Behrendt's A squad, and Dick Sandwick. Goalie Frank Sporna also contributed much to the Polar cause, allowing very few goals. FRONT ROW: Steve Rakos, Paul Carlson, Oave Zandlo, Dave Goldberg. BACK ROW: Bob Trombley, Jim Ketcham, Dick Sandwick, Frank Sporna. WE'RE READY FOR YOU ' seems to be saying Wally Ulmaniec, Tom Hasten and Fran Heck. Those boys comprised North's first line. HOCKEY CLAY RETHWILL, North goalie, seems well prepared to stop anything which may come his way. The 1956 pucksters missed a playoff berth by two games, placing sixth in city league competition, winning four, losing five and tying one. Depth is what Coach Jack Behrendt stressed and this yea'r he had it in the form of two equally good lines led by Wally Ulmaniec and second team All-City Bob Godfrey, three good defense-men in Don Harding, John Braasch and Pete Enck, and Clay Rethwill or Dick Paulson in the goals. In the coming year Behrendt will have to rely on this year's sophomore prospects as all the present team will be lost to graduation with the exception of Tom Hasfert, Dick Paulson and Chuck Arnold. Page 164 SHARPENING UP HIS shooting eye on Clay Rethwill before a game is Polar wing, Wally lumaniec. FRONT ROW: Dick Poulson, Bob Godfrey, Dick Fowler, Fran Heck, Phil Hock, Wally Ulmaniec, Clay Rethwill. 8ACK ROW: Pete Enck, John Braasch, Paul Carlson, Don Harding, Tom Hastert, Chuck Arnold, Dick Sandwick, Coach, Jack Behrendt. SWIMMING The Polar swimming team, continuing its impressive record of last year, turned in a series of excellent performances. Coach George Sullivan's tankers posted a nine-win, one-loss record, losing the title match to Roosevelt in the final meet of the season. This year's squad had many standouts. Leading the team again this year were defending state 100-yard free style champ, Jim Quirk, who placed second this year, and city diving champ, John Konkol, who also placed second in the state. The medley relay team was composed of Fred Steere, Jim Bird, John Konkol and Jim Thurman. The back stroke, breast stroke and free style divisions were well stocked with talent which should be a big help next year. Jim Bird was the leading back stroker while sophomore. Bill Larson led in the breast stroke. Sophomore Doug Sacre placed third in the city in the free style event. North's chances for next year are excellent as Quirk and diver Denny Born are the only members lost to graduation. SHOWING EXCELLENT FORM and speed is Polar captain, Jim Quirk, as he way to another victory. splashes his W Page 166 CITY DIVING CHAMP, JOHN KONKOL POLAR BACK STROKERS Doug Sacre and Jim Bird battle it out for the lead. FRONT ROW: John Konkol, Don Weintz, Jim Quirk, Jim Thurman. SECOND ROW: Doug Sacro, Bill Fust, Dennis Born, George Sullivan, Coach. THIRD ROW: Jim Bird, Duane Larson, Jim Tanchin. BACK ROW: Allan Born, Bill Larson, Fred Steere, Bob Johnson. NORTH'S NUMBER ONE jumper, Jim Brandt, is shown from two different angles by the POLARIS photographer. SKIING CROSS COUNTRY ACE, CARL BOHLIN Paced by captain, Jim Brandt and junior Carl Bohlin, and coached by Curtis Gwynne, the Polar skiers posted a 6-1 conference record and a third place in the city meet. Carl Bohlin also brought home a second place win from the Duluth tourney. This was the highest place that any city skier garnered during the entire meet. Brandt and Bohlin were well backed up in their efforts by seniors Gary Lundquist and Tom Leonard and junior Dale Berg, as well as Tom Ryan, who was lost to the team for the last half of the season because of a broken leg. Returning on next year's squad are Dean Keller, Berg and Bohlin. Page 168 I J PILING UP POINTS for North in the slalom event is captain, Jim Brandt. WITH COACH Curtis Gywnne (left to right) are Ben Niemi, Jim Brandt, Dale Berg, Roger Bohlin, Gary Lundquist, Dean Keller and Tom Leonard. ARNIE RONNIE APPARATUS HE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR with the greatest of ease. Ron Tanchin (below) demonstrates his mat set. BOB MOREHOUSE DISPLAYS his ability to execute a near perfect set on the horse. Page 170 The powerful North High gymnastics team lengthened its phenomenal winning streak again this year. In fifteen years of competition, including this year, the Lew Burnett coached teams have compiled an almost unbelievable record of 15 city and state championships and two Region Five titles, as well as 200 victories against only one defeat in dual meet competition. Again this year all three classes were strong, the D class being led by Bill Hill and Wayne Hokamair while the C class was well represented by George Westlund, Gene Anderson and Wendell Collins. This year, as in the previous two years, the B class squad has had the services of Arnie and Ronnie Nyberg who have participated on three of North's championship teams. Two other boys who also shared this honor were Ron Tanchin and Jerry Gageby. GAGEBY ON THE FLYING RINGS FRONT ROW: William Hill, Dick Poucher, Dale Hagfors, Gene Anderson, George Westlund, Jack Bechtold, Bob Morehouse. SECOND ROW: Neil Faugerhall, John Nugent, Ron Tanchin, Ronnie Nyberg, Jerry Gageby, Arnie Nyberg, Dick Supolo, Dave Rackner, Jim Walsh. THIRD ROW: Arv Cohen, Chuck DeYoe, Chuck Chapman, Tom Viet, Coach Lew Burnett, Ben Niemi, Denny Born, Rogor Ryberg, Jerry Johnson. LAST ROW: Jerry Pence, Wayne Hokamair, Larry Juantilla, Earl Finlayson, Wendell Collins, Darrell Ericson, Dave Oune, Larry Skar, Steve Gageby. WRESTLING SEASON'S RECORD 36 Henry 12 41 Vocational 9 43 West 10 31 Marshall 19 45 Central 3 45 Edison 8 40 South ............. 14 24 Roosevelt ......... 16 15 Washburn______________25 JUST A LITTLE more. Ben Niemi fights for a pin. Led by Ron Tanchin who tied for the city championship in the 133-pound class, Paul Casperson, runner-up in the heavyweight division, and Jerry Pence and Jim Henderson, who tied for second places in the 112 and 145-pound classes respectively. Coach Ted Lange's matmen had a successful city season, losing only to Washburn in the league's title match. Captain, Chuck Daggett and Pence helped the Polars in post season competition with sub-regional championships in the 165 and 112-pound classes. 1955-1956 lettermen were Jim Walsh, Don Wierman, Jerry Pence, Ron Cram, Bob Morehouse, Mike Dunn, Ron Tanchin, Dave Rackner, Jim Henderson, John Sellers, Chuck Daggett, Ben Niemi, and Paul Casperson. ONE OF THE closer motches of the season seems «o be in progress as coach and wrestlers lend their support toward another North victory. Page 172 KEEP YOUR HOOKS out of my eye! jays Ron Tanchin as he tries to pin hij foe. FRONT ROW: James Walsh, Jon Longie, Jerry Pence. Ron Tanchin, Jim Henderson, Bob Morehouse, Ron Cram. SECOND ROW: Ken Seaborg, John Sellers, Ben Niemi, Chuck Daggett, Paul Casperson, Dave Rackner, Dick Supolo. THIRD ROW: Ervin Jacobson, Manager; Don Wicriman, Mike Dunn, Lowell Baker, Mitchell Truckman, John Pett, Jerry Huddleston, Jos Boersna, Ted Lange, Coach. BACK ROW: Don Ingberg, Chuck DeYoe, Jim Sable, Dick Pcttman, Gary Conlow, Bruce Arones, My Chemrinow, Roger Kjeldahl. MIKE PUTMAN, NORTH'S veteran golfer, lines up a put in one of hi� matches. Plitman is the only returnee. COACH WILBUR PALM GOLF Wilbur Palm was faced with quite a rebuilding problem this year. As a result of last year's graduation, Palm lost three of his top four linksters, Irwin Cook, Gaylen Bachman, and Jerry Longie. Mike Plitman was the only returning letterman. This dilemma was partially offset, however, by the fact that Plitman has been on the top five since his sophomore year. The 1956 golf hopes of the Polars rest heavily on his shoulders although he should get some support from several sophomores and juniors. PUTMAN TEES OFF Pagel74 BASEBALL Northern Division Champs 1955 LOOKING OVER A LIST of this year's prospects with Coach Sullivan are veterans Don Harding and Dick IcCuyer. Dick Alford, Wally Ulmaniec and Larry Mattson arc the only other returnees. FRONT ROW: Dick LeCuyer, Wally Ulmaniec, Rich Nelson, Dave Fisher, Duane Chapman, Marshall Levin, Don Harding. BACK ROW: Dick Alford, Al Rivard, Buzz Meyers. Larry Mattson, Phil Gustafson, Bob Neu-beck, George Sullivan, Coach. JOHN McCAFFERY, NORTH'S top distance runner breaks the tape lengths ahead of his opponents. Other runners who should help the Polar cause are Mykolo Moroz, Dick Supolo and Gary Lewis. COACH LEW BURNETT TRACK TOM HEDIN (above) and Jerry Bcauchanc are North's chief hopes in the weight and hurdles divisions. Page 176 ML THE WAY fo � he end of the tape goes road jumper Fred Francen. Gene lewis is ilso expected to help out in this division. JUNIOR HIGH JUMPER Bob Holly clears the bar. Page 177 BOB HOLLY (third ■from left) and Bob Olsen (far right) get off to a good start in the 100-yard dash. 8 TENNIS FRONT ROW: Ralph laiderman, J. Milstein, Warren Hoffman, Dave Lyons, Ron Tanchin, Dick Toughill, Mike Lerner, Tom Waki. BACK ROW: Craig Anderson, Ben Niemi, Myron Milstein, Barry Kaslcr, Joel Miller, Marsh Rose, Jon Nelson, Cal Darth, Dennis Sussman, John Conover, Coach. COACH JACK BEHRENDT SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Because last year's A” squad lost so many ball players it will be necessary for many of the sophomore team to take their place. Although the turnout was not as great as in previous years, Jack Behrendt had good material in what there was available. Two of the boys, Gary Madson and Pat Donahue, spent some time on the varsity before lending their services to the sophomores. Other boys who should help out Coach Sullivan's varsity are Don Pertinen, Nip Nahinsky and Louie Sukov. FRONT ROW: Bill Shelby, Earl Finlayson, John Konkol, Nip Nahinsky, Pal Donahue. Terry laBissoniere, Bill Moddy, Lyle Miller. BACK ROW: Chuck Chapman, John Weaver, Ransom Pinck, Gary Madson, Marty Dahl, Gary Garvis, Chuck Arnold, Don Pertnen, Sieve Udell, Jack Behrendt, Coach. EQUIPMENT MANAGERS Joel Waller (left) and Art Kliffer (right) hand out track equipment to Jerry Bcauchane a Chuck Arnold looks on. Ed Soltys is the faculty advisor. ATHLETIC ASSISTANTS ONE OF THE BIGGEST aids to the major sport coaches this year was Bill Peterson who assumed the position of Chief Statistician. NORTH HIGH LOYALTY 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! Page 180 GIRLS’ SPORTS CHEERLEADERS THIS YEAR the cheerleader have done a marvelous job of supporting school spirit and encouraging our teams whether in victory or defeat. They are (front row) Cynthia Eason, Patti Pieper, Pat Barth, Carol Schaitberger and Sandy Foltz. In the (second row) are Steve Gageby, Julie Sturdevant, Captain Leona Vodovoz, Karen Peckela and Joel Charron. WE'LL MAKE IT Pat, just hold on, says Joel Charron with apparent confidence. DISPLAYING a fighting form for the North Polarifes is Leona Vodovoz. captain of the cheerleaders. It is easy to see why she was chosen as having the most school spirit. Page 182 DISPLAYING THE VIM, vigor, and vitality that goes along with cheerleading are Steven Gageby, Carol Schaitbcrgcr, and Julie Sturdovant. With this display of enthusiasm goes winning teams. Page 183 ANOTHER BUCKET for the Cagcrs and the cheerleaders seem to go wild. Even tho polar bear shows his approval by clapping his hands. GYM CLASSES THE REGULAR GYM CLASSES taught by Miss Josephson and Miss O'Leary consist of team sports, individual sports, and modern dance. Here wc have the fifth hour class running through a relay under the direction of Miss O'Leary. FAST FOOTWORK and sharp eyesight are two requirements for playing basketball. All eyes are watching that ball as the red team just scores. Page 184 WATCH CAROL SADLOSKE and Janet Sell as they go through their paces leading up to the limo when they will have apparatus. TUMBLING AND APPARATUS KEEP THOSE LEGS STRAIGHT! Carol Passen-heim is just showing another event in a girls' gym class DONNA BAIN, swings on the flying rings, travels up high into the air. Watch out! Don't fall, Donna! JUMPING TO THE MOON is Juanita Love. This girl, if given the opportunity, could out-run and out-iump any boy. The two spotters for Juanita are Donna Bain and Shirley Bajari. THE PAST SEASON found the girls' swimming team very active. They participated in two invitational meets, a preliminary, and the city finals. Blue Bell Dorn, the star of the team, took third in the 20-yard back stroke in the city meet. Members of the team shown above are: Joan Barnett, Michele Katz, Arleno Breycn, Blue Bell Dorn, Sharon Jude, Lois Irwin, Ruth Chatficld, Carol Young, and Carol Paulson. NORTH'S STAR DIVER is Judy Peal. The Swan dive has been her spocialty here at North. SWIMMING ONE of the three kinds of instruction offered to girls in the newly formed swim club is synchronized swimming. Here a few of the members are shown in a star position. MODERN DANCE consists of setting pattern to rhythms and of using descriptive motions to express an idea. Doing just such a pattern arc Naomi Davis, Sharron tedding, and Bev Hahn. MODERN DANCE GRACEFUL AS A BIRD. That's what can be said about Sharron tedding as she makes a leap into the air. OBTAINING GRACE AND POISE aro two of the advantages of taking Modern Dance. Showing an emotion through a movement are Carol Scheitbcrger and Gcorgiana Pictilainen, Page 187 GOLF LOOK AT THAT SAND FLY! as Sue Stockc blasts the ball out of a sand trap. It takes careful maneuvering on her part. AND IN IT GOES! Watching intensely for the outcome of this shot by Mary Ann Marchand are (left to right) Harriet Block, Diane Schneider, Judy McKowan, and Sue Stockc. TEEING OFF down the field is no one else but Janice Buckley. Good form and posture are typical characteristics of a good game of tennis. Page 188 TENNIS THE MOST POPULAR GIRLS SPORT at North is tennis. During the spring the girls' tennis teams worked hard at improving their game. The team members are (front row) Joan Laulainen, Leona Vodovoz, Wallis Jarpcy. In the second row are Janet Wccstrand, Janice Lagcrquist, Jean luodke, and Janice Buckley. FIGHTING for the championship are Janet Weestrand and Joan Laulainen agains Janice Lagcrquist, and Janice Buckley. Janice is one of the top players In tennis. Last year she took second in the city final. BASEBALL IS ANOTHER SPORT that arouses the attention of the girls. Straddling home base is Lorene Warren as she awaits the ball from Emma Tubbs. SOFTBALL... BASKETBALL REACHING HIGH, Marlys Scrota tries to block Lorene Warren as she goes for a hook shot. Will she make it? Page 190 ALL EYES ARE ON THE BALL as Joan Cramer and Shirley Bialick compete for that all important rebound. HIKE-ONE-TWO-THREE! says Janice Buckley at Judy McKowen gels ready to receive the ball. Football is a good sport for the girls, as it gives them a chance to work off some of the steam they build up. FOOTBALL ... SPEEDBALL HERE SHE COMES! yells Shirloy Bajari as she throws the ball to one of her team mates. Spccdbell ■s a new sport introduced to the girls this year. The faster you pass the ball around tho better it is for BADMINTON WATCH THE BIRDIE is a familiar sound heard during badminton season. The championship doubles game is being played by Penny Foltz and Shirley Bajari (background) against Joan Laulaincn and Jackie Tencnbaum (foreground). KEEPING THE GIRLS GYM CLASSES running in a smooth, orderly way are Miss Joscphson and Miss O'Leary. Both of them have dono a tremendous job to help the girls along. VOLLEYBALL MOST GIRLS don't intend to be professional ball players, but they do know the rules well enough to enjoy a good game of volleyball. Page 192 GUTTER-BALL! STRIKE! SPARE! What shall it be? With Penny Foltz guiding the ball it's sure to be a strike. OH DEAR! Beatta Humphrey commits a foul as she steps over the line. Wc hope you will have better luck next time. BOWLING CO-REC A HAPPY GROUP showing off their smiles is the Co-Rec class. This is a new organization formed at the beginning of the year to encourage co-education in the field of sports. Page 193 JANICE PATTI LOIS SUE LAGERQUIST PIEPER SEGAL STOCKE CAROL SCREAMS with joy as Wally Ulmanicc and John Braasch reveal to the audience the identity of the Homecoming Queen. CAROL CUNNINGHAM QUEEN CAROL and her court, Janice Lagerquist, Patti Pieper, Sue Stocke, Diane Nielson and Lois Segal, were entertained royally during a two-hour auditorium program on Homecoming day. WHAT A PERFECT day it has been, says Carol to her date. An exciting day comes to a close as the band plays the last song of the evening. ATTENTION! Roll call brought some confusion at the Army camp setting of the Holiday Review. Jack Thayer appeared later as master-of-cere-monies. HOLIDAY REVIEW U EXCHAMS DOWN IN HAWAII - Lorelei seems to have captured the attention of the audience with her original dance. There were several other dancers including Beverly Pearson and Donald Cathey. MEOW—These cats arc real cool. Ruby Burton and DaRonda Li-gons did a pantomime to The Siamese Cat Song. Page 200 THE LONG and short of the matter was emphasized as Roberta Schwartz danced with Myron Goldman for the soldier's pleasure. SIGHS could be heard throughout the audience os Harry Dillon, pictured at left, began to sing. All the talent presented was by North students with the exception of tho Northmen. A talented feature of the show was the Jazz Knights, pictured below. The first half of the program was put on by the sponsors of tho Holiday Review, the North High Band. DANCES POPULAR as entertainment for many North dances through the year were the Blue-Boys, shown playing above. Several Friday nights North was invaded by teen-agers ready to spend an evening dancing, at left. Below, everyone dances at the Journalism-Jump sponsored by the Polaris bi-weekly. GO, GO, Howie and Barb seem to be carried away by the music at the Homecoming Dance. This is an annual dance which climaxes the Homecoming celebration. A LITTLE WORK goes with every pleasure. This group seems to be quite cheerful about decorating the lunchroom for a coming dance. NORTH will always remember the Northmen. Every now and then this quartette returns to North to sing for dances such as this Homecoming Dance. ON WITH THE SHOW I The stage is set, the bend reedy, the audience eweits enxiously es enother North High auditorium begins. AUDITORIUMS THIS NORTH men hes fin-ally made it to the top of the ledder of success. Now he is going to jump. Page 204 TOM HEOIN receives the Mortin Elmquist award at this sports program. THE NORTHERNERS. Bob Franzmen, Carol Kaplan, Nancy Kauffman, and Howard Fisher, perform at one of tho most popular auditor-ium programs, Homecoming. THE NORTH HIGH BAND was honored to have Raphael Mendez, world-famous trumpeter, perform with them this year. IERNEN SIE EIN new cheer! jays Professor Pearson to hi$ attentive students. P-O-l-A-R-S Polars—Polars— NHS. LEAP YEAR BRIDE, a rollicking comedy was presented Senior Dress-Up Day. Janice lebow sighs over Dennis Lolly, her indifferent boss. Page 205 RAGGEDY ANN ANO ANDY ore apparently very pleated after winning first prize for the best costume of the day. When not in the Land of Make Believe they are Marty and Marion Manoievitz. SENIOR DRESS-UP DAY ET TU, BRUTUS? might be appropriate wordt coming from Julius (Ben Bravcrman) Caesar as Mr. Schneider looks at the photographer rather ques-tioningly and tries to decide whether or not he should commit the crime. THE BOY AND GIRL who had the best costume represented their homeroom in a contest held in tho auditorium. From this group one couple was chosen the winner. Outfits of a various assortment were displayed, ranging from Paul Bunyan and the Queen of Hearts to little Red Riding Hood. SENIOR CLASSES were a bedlam on Dress-Up Day which found many teachers hardly able to recognize their students. Followed by a dance in the evening, the day was highly successful. BARBARA JOHNSON seems to enjoy posing as a model representative for Dress-Up Day. Tho Social Committee, of which Barb Johnson is the chairman, planned the theme and the auditorium. Page 207 PORTRAYED as Humply Dumpty, Norman Abrahams was a typical senior Polarite on February 10. More fortunate than the original Humpty Dumpty, he survived the day. SENIOR CLASS PLAY ALTHOUGH ALICE THINKS that her zany family and Tony' Wall Street parents won't mix, Howard Fisher is trying to convince Sylvia Silverman that cupid doesn't consider people's families. Eventually he wins his point as was witnessed on March 15 and 16. PART OF THE CAST is shown here at rehearsal of an evening meal where Grandpa leads the family in a praver. After weeks of hard work they were finally ready to present this year's class play, You Can't Take It With You. YOU CAN'T DO two things at once, but Tom Rollin seems to be violating the rule as he poses for Penny (Mary Schmidt), mother of the Sycamore family, and learns his part for the play at the same time. Playing the role of Mr. DcPinna, he and Paul Sycamore enjoy making firecrackers in the basement. “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” CAST Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna ...... Ed________________ Donald ___________ Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson________ ...MARY SCHMIDT MARILYN GOUCHER JUDY McKOWEN DENNIS LALLY TOM ROLLINS .... DAVE RACKNER .... RON STEINMAN BUD SCHOMMER SYLVIA SILVERMAN ... MIKE PUTMAN Tony Kirby ......... Boris Kolenkhov Mr. Kirby___________ Mrs. Kirby Olga Katrina ....... FBI Men HOWARD FISHER MIKE TAPPER LEONARD ROBINS JANICE LEBOW JUDIE WEINBERG LEONA VODOVOZ GENE KRAUT SAM RUBIN STUART RYAN DIRECTORS Play Director, MR. F. PEARSON Stage Design, MR. H. THILL Stage Construction, MR. R. SMITH Costumes, MISS R. D. PERSON I JUST CAN'T seem to got it, soys Marilyn Gouchcr os she and her teacher Mike Tapper concentrate very hord on a certain pose. Though sho tries very hard, she, unfortunately, isn't very talented (in the play, that is). MUSING THOUGHTFULLY over just how Grandpa (Bud Schommcr) can improve his stance is Mr. Pearson, director of the class play. Grandpa, who quit working 35 yoars ago because he wasn't having any fun, is responsible through his philosophy for the solution to the problom involved in the ploy. Page 209 vtlmA'W JEREMY BERMAN Valedictorian LOIS EISENBERG Valedictorian ALVIN GOLDMAN Valedictorian je 212 PHILLIP PICKMAN Valedictorian JOAN HEDLUND Salutatorian IRWIN WEISMAN Valedictorian AIVIN GOLDMAN CAROLE KAPLAN PHILLIP PICKMAN North American Flrtt National First National Bank Award Bank Award Bank Award LOIS SEGAL American legion Auxiliary Award SHELDON HESS Sow of the American Revolution Award SUSAN STOCKE Daughters of the American Revolution Award MELANIE THOMAS HEDIN FINKEISTEIN American legion Star Tribune Award Award GENERAL AWARDS SENIOR GRADUATION HONOR ROLL Stanley Alperin Janice Anderson Lowell Baker Richard Bellman Jeremy Berman John Braasch David Brudnoy Janice Buckley Ruth Carlsen Elliot Cohen Barbara Compton Cal Darth Barbara Davidson David Dressel Lois Eisenberg Carol Eliason Melanie Finkelstein Ellen Gilbert Alvin Goldman Stuart Haskell Eleanor Haugen Thomas Hedin Joan Hedlund Sheldon Hess Phyllis Horovitz Barbara Johnson Mary Johnson Carole Kaplan Nancy Kauffman Margaret Keller Judith Kleyman Janice Lagerquist Carol Lahtinen David Lebedoff Jonathan Lebedoff Judith Lebedoff Janice Lebow Jeanette Neadle Judith Ollanketo Dennis Phillips Phillip Pickman Hanan Rosenstein Mary Schmidt Diane Schneider Marcia Schwartz Lois Segal Dennis Sorheim Ann Sutton Leona Vodovoz Irwin Weisman Deanne White Page 214 JOHN BRAASCH Mercury Award DAVID DRESSEL Science Award MARY SCHMIDT Instrumental Cup DEPARTMENT AWARDS SHIRLEY REISEWITZ Vocal Alumni Cup (no picture) PHILLIP PICKMAN DEANNE WHITE Polaris Bi-Weekly Commercial Award Award JOAN HEOLUND DENNIS SORHEIM Nofse Award None Award NORTH’S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SENIOR MEMBERS JUNIORS 'Shirley Bajari Joanne Farguton 'Jonathan Lebedoff Sidney Abrams Sara Jenniski Lowell Baker 'Sandra Fingerhut •Judith Lebedoff Karen Ahlstead Annalee Kapol 'Richard Bellman 'Melanie Finkelttein •Janice Lebow Bruce Arones Margaret Krezowski Jeremy Berman 'Ellen Gilbert Merle Levitt Carol Atkildson Michael Lerner Lael Berman Sybil Goldberg •Jeanette Neadle Susan Atlas Gary Madson Shirley Bialeck Alvin Goldman 'Judith Ollanketo Patricia Barth Sharon Mood •Joyce Botak Jon Gruschka •Phillip Pickman Barbara Beck Miriam Meyer 'John Braatch •John Harris Patrine Pitper Vernon Beckman Dean Miller •David Brudnoy 'Stuart Haskell 'Dennis Phillips Harriet Block Jerold Milttein 'Janice Buckley 'Eleanor Haugen Leonard Robbins Shiela Breitman Aaron Nathanson •Ruth Carlten •Thomas Hedin Thomas Rollins Joel Charon Kenneth Neuman Karen Carlton Joan Hedlund 'Hanan Rotenttein Stephen Chodos Joan Nylander •Jo Ann Christenson •Sheldon Hess 'Nancy Rorvick Mary Lou Crotty Robert Osterhus 'Arvin Cohen •Phyllis Horovitx •Mary H. Schmidt Naomi Davit Ransom Pinck 'Elliot Cohen 'Barbara Johnson 'Diane Schneider Fred Deadrick Richard Poison Barbara Compton 'Mary Johnson Marcia Schwartz Blue Bell Dom Judith Rudock Irene Corba 'Carole Kaplan Lois Segal Joyce Elliot Jeanette Ruikka •Joan Cramer •Nancy Kauffman Sylvia Silverman Mary Fornea Rochelle Singer •Cal Darth 'Joanne King •Dennis Sorheim Gary Garnets Annalee Smith 'Barbara Davidson •Judith Kleyman Michael Tapper Serene Goldberg Arnold Turchick 'David Dressel •Janice Le e uist 'Jeanette Van Etten Dale Hagfors Marie Volkert Wilbur Eck 'Carol Lahtinen 'Leona Vodovoz Howard Hanson Stephen Weisberg 'Lois Eisenberg Patricia Lauiainen Irwin Weisman Roberta Heller Selected in Junior Year Carol Eliason •David Lebedoff William Wellisch Reynelda Hess Page 215 SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: Over The Rainbow Some day, after we leave these hallowed halls, Our gay spirit will reign within these beloved walls. Sometime, after we go our separate ways. Our dear Mem'ries will dwell within us for all our days. Chorus: We leave our classes, friendships dear. The fun we've had at North this year behind us Though we must go with silent tears The days to come in future years will always find us . . . Hoping that someday soon we'll meet again Sharing memories we still remember then, Most of all are the memories we'll remember then. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS OF '56 are (seated) Weazie Schmitzer, Class Mascot; (standing from left to right) Arvin Cohen, Vice President; Joyce Bosak, Treasurer; Tom Hedin President; Lois Segal. Secretary; Jerry Beeuchane, Sergeant-at-Arms. Page 216 - Norman Abrahams Alvina Adams Joseph Adams i Sharon Adler Stanley Alperin Marilyn Altmeyer Janice Amborsier Craig Anderson David Anderson i Elizabeth Anderson Janice Anderson Joanne Anderson Judyth Anderson Rodney Anderson Thomas Annett Norman Armel Barbara Atkin James Atkinson Page 217 Ann Bacino Donna Bain Shirley Bajari Loweu Baker Janice Batmel Pule Baunis Jerome Beauchane John Bechtolo Michael Beckey Dian Belk Richard Bellman Kay Bennedix Jean Benson Kathleen Benson Dale Berg Sharon Berg Jeremy Berman Lael Berman Page 218 Gerald Berndt Robert Bertch David Beyer Shirley Bialick Barbara Biegler Carol Bielke Thomas Bielke Ann Birnstiel Janet Bohlin Mark Bohn Shirley Boreen Ardith Born Dennis Born Joyce Bosak Eunice Botz John Braasch James Brandt John Brandt Page 219 Benjamin Braverman James Breen John Bronner Maraiine Brooks Howard Brown Karen Bruce David Brudnoy Janice Buckley Betty Buoenski Robert Burmeister Ruby Burton Melvin Bush Roberta Caldwell Betty Campbell Ruth Carlsen Bruce Carlson Darlene Carlson Gail Carlson Page 220 Karen Carlson Philip Carlson Paul Casperson June Catt Mary Chan Thomas Chandonnet Joann Christensen Judith Christofferson Richard Clausen Arvin Cohen Elliot Cohen Carol Collins Wendell Collins Thomas Combs Barbara Compton Page 221 Ronita Cooper Irene Corba Annette Coursolle Arline Couyeou Ronald Cram Joan Cramer Joan Crowley Charles Crutchfield Patricia Crysler Carol Cunningham Charles Daggett Cal Darth Barbara Davidson Juanita Davis Sandra Decent Richard De Gardner Lorraine Dhein Charles Donahue Page 222 Rita Donahue Sharon Dooiey Barbara Dorhoit Gordon Drake David Dressel Raymond Duff Agnes Duwenhoegger Wu8ur Eck James Edhoim Daniel Edstrom Vesma Eglite Lois Eisenberg Carol Eliason Marlene Elkofska Gerald Ellis William Eimquist Peter Enck Arnolo Erickson Page 223 Jacqueline Erickson Thomas E. Erickson Thomas R. Erickson Darrell Ericson Carolyn Erlandson Flossie Etnier Joanne Farguson Mark Farrell Rhoda Filipek Sandra Fingerhut Melanie Finkelstein Howard Fisher Marie Fisk Penelope Foultz Mary Fourre Barbara Fowler Sharon Fox Fred Frank Page 22a Geraldine Frank Lawrence Frederick Arlene Freeman Norma Freim Zola Friedman Norbert Friedmann Doris Frith Barbara Froehlig Audrey Fry Kathleen Gaasch Gerald Gageby Carol Garelick Barbara Gearty Sandra Gelfen Geraldine Gerger Ellen Gilbert Rodger Ginsberg Allen Gisslen Page 225 Susan Gleekel Ramona Godfrey Robert Godfrey Sybil Goldberg Alvin Goldman Shirley Goldman Paul Goldstein David Goodlow Marilyn Goucher Arlene Graf Leone Green Adrienne Greenberg Alan Greenberg Donna Greene Barbara Griffin Eunice Groenke Jon Gruschka Donna Gulseth Page 226 Philip Heck Thomas Heoin Joan Hedluno Carol Hegerle Thomas Hein James Henderson Joanne Herman Sheldon Hess Carolyn Hettle Page 227 Shirley Hoberg Doris Hoeft Bruce Hoem Avron Hoffman John Hollenbeck David Holmberg Howard Holmstrom Phyllis Horovitz Gail Hubley Janice Huddleston Beatta Humphrey Adeline Hutera Patricia Hurst Rivel Hyman Virginia Invie Lois Irwin Beverly Ivers Carol Jackson Page 228 Sharon Jacobs Karen Jarppi Richard Jasper Barbara Johnson Duane Johnson Gerald E. Johnson Jerry Johnson Marion Johnson Mary Johnson Patricia Johnson Wayne Johnson Patrick Johnston William Jones Beverly Jordal Lawrence Juntilla Carole Kaplan Cyrile Kaplan Phillip Karter Page 229 Darlene Karvonen Nancy Kauffman Lynn Keech Margaret Keller Betty lou Kendrick Ross Keske Karen Ketola Chester King Joanne King Kay Kinkel Donald Kirschbaum Judith Kleyman Stanley Kline Virgil Knott Jacquelyn Knowlen Dorene Kommers Harvey Kongsgaard Eugene Kraut Page 230 David Kravetz James Krein John Kubinski Dale Kuehn Richard Kvasnicka Raymond Lacher Janice Lagerquist Carol Lahtinen Dennis Lally Barry Larsen Patricia Laulainen David Lebedoff Jonathan Lebedoff Judith Lebedoff Janice Lebow Richard LeCuyer Sharon Ledding Leon Lehman Page 231 Janice Lehrmann Thomas Leonard Jean Lesterud Merle Levitt Barbara Lewis Eta Lieberman DeRonda Ligons Jacqueline Lindmeier Sandra Livon Elaine Loch Renee London Donna Lucas Avis Ludvigson Jean Luedke LeRoy Luedke Barbara Lukasavitz Jerry Lund Richard Lundbohm Page 232 Gary Lundquist Irene Lundquist Judy Lyman Gary Lyons David Maccabee John Macosek Janet Magel John Mankowski Marian Manosevitz Martin Manosevitz Betty Manthey Virginia Matsen Delores Mattson Geraldine MCCabe John McCaffery Sandra MeClay Sally McFall Delia McKinneye Page 233 Judy McKowen Carol Meade Dayton Meier Walter Meyers Gayanne Mickelson Harriet Miller James Miller Marion Miller Raymond Miller Simon Monteon Robert Morehouse Edith Moss LeRoy Moss Janice Mundahl Arlene Muscoplat James Nachtwey Walter Nauer Jeanette Neadle Page 234 Arlene Nelson Jon Nelson Lesley Nelson James Newbert Stephen Niebur William Niederloh Dianne Nielsen Benhart Niemi Warner Noble Dennis Nocton Judy Norberg Marlene Nordquist William Norris Audrey Notaro John Nugent Arnold Nyberg Ronald Nyberg Janice Oak Page 235 Patricia Ode Kirk Roger Okins Robert Oleen Allen Oleisky Judy Ollanketo Sharon O'Loughlin Geraldine Olsen Richard Olsen Robert Olsen Ronald Olson Ruby Oltman Harvey Orenstein Rodney Otten Rosalea Palme William Palmer Jean Palmquist Michael Paul Carol Paulson Page 236 Barbara Peterson Gordon Peterson William Peterson Dennis Phillips Phillip Pickman Patrine Pieper Michael Putman Geraldine Ploof Richard Poucher David Prass Janet Quigley Richard Rabe David Rackner Joanna Rancour Eleanor Raske Page 237 Frances Records Janelle Reichel Geraldine Reiner Norman Ressen Clayton Rethwill Marion Reznick Joanne Rice Leonard Robins Helen Rohling Thomas Rollin Nancy Rorvick Jesslyn Rose Marshall Rose Charles Rosenberg Hanan Rosenstein Mary Ross Sam Rubin Maynard Ruppert Page 238 Stuart Ryan Roger Rydberg Wayne Sabatuk James Sable Marilyn Sako Carol Schaitberger Dale Scharber Lois Schendel Arlys Schlief David Schleter Mary Schmidt Eloise Schmitzer Diane Schneider Howard Schnarr Edmund Schommer Allan Schwartz Berton Schwartz Janet Schwartz Page 239 Marcia Schwartz Marilyn Schwartz Roberta Schwartz Kenneth Seaberg Lois Segal John Sellers Marlene Serota Marlys Serota Evanette Serulnic Hattie Shelton Sharon Sherman John Shinnick Rochelle Shuster Dianne Siegel Sylvia Siewert Sylvia Silverman Paula Singer Barbara Sinton S Page 240 Janice Sioss Verle Smith David Snyder I John Sochko Robert Soderlund Diane Solberg Jerald Soltis Marna Sonenstahl Phillip Sonnenberg Louise Soposnick Dennis Sorheim Clyde Spears Mary Springer Elaine Stanz Gerald Stasson Howard Stegner Ronald Steinman John Stendahl Page 241 Sandra Stevens Harvey Stiuman Susan Stocke Barbara Stoeckel Julie Sturdevant Janice Stwora John Sunoell Richard Supalo Dianne Surrency Dennis Sussman Ann Sutton Alyce Swanson Karen Swanson Ceon Sward Sharon Szente i Marjorie Taft Ronald Tanchin Michael Tapper Page 242 Jacqueline Tenenbaum Richard Theis Judith Tiber Bernita Tieva David Tingdale Stuart Trumble Walter Ulmaniec Jeanette VanEtten William Vetscher Leona Vodovoz Richard Walker Rose Mary Wally Virginia Warner Lorene Warren Shirley Wasenius Wallace Weides Judy Weinberg Irwin Weisman Page 243 James Donaker Sidney Donaker Ruth Griffeth Deanna Johnson Mary Ann Marchand Larry Mattson James McGrath Dick Nauer Page 245 L Adding the final touches for the SENIOR PROM are, from left to right: Marty Manosevitz, Ellen Gilbert, Liz Anderson, Co-Chairman; Barb Compton, John Sundell, Carolo Kaplan, Chairman; Julie Studevant, Lois Segal. Holding up the old tradition of the A SENIOR DAY program o.?, from left to right: Lois Eisenberg, Dennis Phillips, John Harris, Arvin Cohen, Chairman; Paul Casperson, David Lebedoff, Phillip Pickman, Patti Loulainen. Not pictured: Tom Wood. Trying to think of IDEAS with their thinking caps on aro, from left to right, front row: Eloise Schmitzor, Jerry Beauchane, Murph Finklestein, Chairman; Tom Hcdin, Joyce Bosak. Back row: Sue Stocke, Mark Farrell, Bud Schommcr, John Braasch, Lois Segal, Judy Weinberg, Dick 8ollman, Don Harding, Mike Plitman. age 246 Looking over the BUDGET from left to right, lifting: Rhode Filipek, Dorl Hoeft. Cal Darth, Barb Davidson, Chairman; Judy Ollanketo, Shirley Goldman. Standing: Lawrence Juntilla, Marian Chatficld, Ann Sutton, Eleanor Haugen, Carol Paulson, Karen Carlson, Kay Kin-kel, Betty Manthey, Michael Paul, Ken Seaberg, Joyce Bosak, Tom E. Erickson, Chuck Rosenberg, Edith Moss, Verle Smith, Dennis Lally, Miriam Wuollet, Maraline Brooks, Marlene Elkofska. Preparing themselves for that long-awaited COMMENCEMENT day are from left to right, sitting: Jan Mundahl, Sybil Goldberg, Shel Hess, Co-Chairman. Standing: Joan Hedlund, Carol Young, Dianne Nielsen, Jerry Beauchane. Carol Schaitberger, Leona Vodovoz, Co-Chairman; Rod Often, Carol Cunningham. For all we know, we may have a skunk for CLASS MEMORIAL. From left to right: Amie Nyberg, Eloise Schmitzer, Ben Niemi, Jerry Beauchane, Chairman; Pat Hurst, Nancy Kauffman, Ronnie Nyberg. Page 247 V Wondering what happened to their FLORAL DECORATIONS aro from left to righti Carol Hegerle, Carol Eliason, Chairman; Donna White. Hamming up our CLASS SONG arc from left to right: Howard Fisher, Chairman; Sandy Fingerhut, Ruth Carlsen, Mary Schmidt, Lael Berman. Examining their newly printed TICKETS are from left to right: Jean Luodko, Joanne King, Rodger Ginsberg, Jeanette Neadle, Chair- man. Being mighty SOCIAL arc from left to right: Dennis Nocton, Joyce Bo-sak, Mary Johnson, Eunice Botz, Mary Chan, Jon Nelson. ' Page 248 Deciding upon the right menu for the BANQUET are from left to right, front row: Marcia Schwart , Janice Lagerquist, Co-Chairman, Joanne Farguson, Carol Lahtinen, Dennis Sorhoin, Co-Chairman; Jean Lcs-terud, Carol Meade, Jerry Soltis, Lois Segal. Pantomiming the CLASS PLAY title are from left to right: Eugene Kraut, Irene Lindquist, Chairman; Joyce Bosak, Mike Tapper, Judy Lebe-doff, Judie Kleyman. Front: Janice Lebow. Can't W u VirwYou Getting in step for DEDICATION DAY are from left to right, front row: Eloiso Schmitzer, Donna Gul-seth, Patti Piper, Jim Henderson, Betty Lou Kendrick, Craig Anderson, Al Goldman, Chairman. Helping take measurements for the CAP and GOWNS are from left to right: Dick Walker, Judy Peal, Jean Benson, John Sellers, Judy Tiber, Zola Friedman, Irene Corba, Chairman. Page 249 m, Uafentecf 75es Matured Jlesi- Dressed JKost did letic jfjyure — 'P iysiaue LEONA VODOVOZ BUD SCHOMMER JKost Sc joof Spin Page 254 c SAyes Dies Dancer PENNY FOLTZ JERRY GAGEBY Ca es Goupfe EUNICE BOTZ LYNN KEECH Jjiyyesl Page 256 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX ABRA- Page numbers on which pictures appear -BOTZ follow seniors names. ABRAHAMS, NORMAN ____________ 207, 217 Phytic Club. ADAMS, ALVINA _________ 104, 127, 217 Y-Teens, Homocoming Committee, Bad-mlnton, GAA. PTSA. ADAMS, JOSEPH ADLER. SHARON________________141. 217 Viking Club. ALPERIN, STANLEY ____________ 46, 217 NFL, Honor Roll. ALTMEYER, MARILYN ________________ 217 AMBROSIER, JANICE ..... 94, 141, 217 Y-Teent, Viking Club, Polaris. ANDERSON, CRAIG _ 76, 77. 118, 134, 217, 249 Hi-Y, Student Council, Treasurer, Homecoming Committee, Dedication Committee. Basketball, Tennis, N Club. Leadership Conference. ANDERSON, DAVID____________________217 ANDERSON, ELIZABETH __ 86, 88, 122, 123, 129, 217, 246, 257 Y-Teent, Honor Roll, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Committee, Annual, Red Cross, Annual Rep., Prom Committee Chairman, GAA, Pep Club, Tennis, Pres. Campaign Manager. ANDERSON, JANICE 85, 86, 87, 89, 217 Y-Teent, Honor Roll, Annual, Red Cross GAA, Choir. ANDERSON. JOANNE_____________131, 217 Y-Teens. ANDERSON, JUDYTH ____________ 79, 217 Y-Teent, Class Mem. Committee, Band. ANDERSON, RODNEY _________________ 217 Baseball, Football. ANNETT, THOMAS _____________ 112, 217 Stage Crew, Apparatus. ARMEL, NORMAN ____________________ 217 Banking, Band. ARNDT. JERALD ATKIN, BARBARA _ 105, 113, 131, 136, 203, 217 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, PTSA, GAA, Swimming, Gym Leader, Pep Club. ATKINSON, JAMES ____________________ 217 Hi-C, PTSA. BACINO, ANN 22, 76, 138, 142. 218 World Affairs, Viking Club, Student Council. BAIN. DONNA __________________ 185, 218 Gym Leader, BAJARI, SHIRLEY _ 85, 100, 128, 185 191, 192, 218 Y-Teens, NHS, Honor Roll, Annual Rep., GAA, Golf, Swimming, Gym Leader, Choir, PTSA, Pep Club. BAKER. LOWELL ........... 103, 173, 218 Honor Roll, Red Cross, Wrestling. BARTHEL, JANICE ____________________ 218 BAUNIS, PILLE ______________________ 218 NFL, Gym Leader. BEAUCHANE, JEROME __ 98, 119, 134 151, 153, 154, 176, 180, 218, 246. 247 Sergeant-et-Arms, Hi-Y, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Football, Track, Commencement Committee. BECHTOLD, JOHN _________ 171, 135, 218 Hi-Y, Apparatus, Track, Band, Orchestra. BECKEY, MICHAEL ___________________ 218 BELK, DIAN ------------------------ 218 BELLMAN, RICHARD __ 76, 77, 95, 101 134, 154, 162, 178, 218, 246 NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, Vice President, Polaris, N Club, Basketball, Tennis, Pres. Campaign Manager. BENJAMIN, ERWIN BENNEDIX, KAY---------------------- 218 GAA, FHA. BENSON, JEAN _ 102, 128, 133, 218, 249 HI-C, Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Red Cross. Cap and Gown Committee, Hall Guard. BENSON. KATHLEEN ------------------ 218 Y-Teens. BERG, DALE________________120, 169, 218 Hi-Y. BERG. SHARON------------------------218 Y-Teent, Student Council, Red Cross. BERMAN, JEREMY 78, 81, 212, 218 Honor Roll. Band. Valedictorian. BERMAN, LAEL 81, 106, 126, 218, 248 Y-Teens, Courtesy Committee, Homecoming Committee, Clast Song Committee, GAA, Polarettet- BERNDT, GERALD ______________________ 219 BERTCH, ROBERT________________________219 BEYER, DAVID ________________________ 219 BIALICK, SHIRLEY 102, 105, 136, 190, 219 Kadimah, Y-Teent, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Hall Guard, Pep Club. PTSA. BIEGLER, BARBARA _____________________ 219 Y-Teens. Choir, Color Guard. BIELKE, CAROL .__________________ 129. 219 Y-Teens. BIELKE. THOMAS _______________________ 219 BIRNSTIEl, ANN F_________________ 114, 219 Library Page. BOERSMA, ALBERT ______________________ 138 World Affairs, Apparatus, Track. BOHLIN, JANET ____________ 127, 132, 219 Hi-C, Y-Teens. Banking, Tennis. BOHN, MARK --------------------------- 219 Budget Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. BOREEN, SHIRLEY 81. 127, 167, 219, 253 Y-Teens, Polarettet. BORN. ARDITH _ 79. 87. 132, 138, 219 HI-C, Annual, Choir, Band. BORN, DENNIS _______ 135, 156, 171, 219 Apparatus, Cross Country. Swimming, Track. BOSAK, JOYCE 81, 100, 216, 218, 246 247, 248, 249 Treasurer, Y-Teens, NHS, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Gym Leader, Budget Committee, Social Committee, Choir, Polarettet, Pep Club. BOTZ. EUNICE _ 81, 102, 114. 128, 219 248, 256 Y-Teent, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Hall Guard, Polarettet. Page 258 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX BRAA- Page numbers on which pictures appear -DAVI follow seniors names. BRAASCH, JOHN _ 98. 101. 119. 150 154, 215. 219, 246 Hi-Y, NHS, Sergeant-et-Arms, Honor Roll, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Baseball, Hockey. Choir. BRANDT, JAMES ----- 134, 168, 169. 219 Hi-Y, Cross Country, Golf, Skiing. BRANDT. JOHN _____________________ 219 Hi-Y, Red Cross. BRAVERMAN. BENJAMIN ____________ 206, 220 BREEN, JAMES -------------------- 220 BRONNER, JOHN_____________________220 Hi-C. BROOKS, MARALINE 130, 137, 220, 247 Kadlmah, Y-Teens, Budget Committee, Band, GAA. BROWN, HOWARD.................. 96, 220 NFL. BRUCE, KAREN _______________________ 220 Y-Teens, Annual Rep. BRUDNOY, DAVID __________98. 101, 104 142, 220 NHS, Junior UN, Sales Promotion. BUCKLEY, JANICE _ 101, 113, 188, 189 191, 220, 252 NFL, NHS, Golf, Tennis, Swimming, GAA. BUDENSKI, BETTY _______________ 140, 220 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Swimming. BURMEISTER, ROBERT ............. 85. 220 Wrestling, Choir. BURTON, RUBY______________ 103, 200, 220 Hi-C, Y-Teens. Red Cross, GAA. BUSH. MELVIN ___________________ 79. 220 Honor Roll, Red Cross, Band. CALDWELL, ROBERTA __________________ 220 CARLSEN. RUTH ________ 76, 85, 101, 132 220, 248 Hi-C, Secretary, Banking, NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, Class Song Committee, Choir. CARLSON. BRUCE --------------------- 220 CARLSON, EMMETT Hockey. CARLSON, GAIL ------------ 109, 132, 220 Hi-C, Annual Rep. CARLSON, JOEL CARLSON, KAREN 86, 87, 88. 125, 133 221. 247 Hi-C, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Annual, Budget Committee, GAA, Gym Leader. CARLSON, PHILIP ___________________ 221 CASPERSON. PAUL _ 85, 107, 119, 134 150, 154, 165, 173, 221, 246 Hi-Y, Student Council, A Senior Day Committee, Football, Track, Choir, Wrestling, Ethics Committee, N Club. CATT, JUNE_______________ 132, 141, 221 Hi-C, Y-Teens. Red Cross. CHAN, MARY 93, 105, 141, 221, 248 Viking Club, Student Council, Polaris. Social Committee, PTSA. CHANDONNET. THOMAS _ 135, 150, 154 158, 162, 221, 252 Baseball, Basketball, Football. CHAPMAN. THOMAS__________________221 CHATFIELD, MARIAN_______ 85, 221, 247 Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Budget Committee, Swimming, Choir. CHEVALIER, LARRY_________________221 CHRISTENSEN, JOANN 100, 108, 113, 221 NHS, Honor Roll, GAA, Gym Leadership, Office Help. CHRISTOFFERSON, JUDITH___________221 Office Help. CHRISTOPHERSON, ALICE CLAUSEN, RICHARD____________________221 Track. COHEN, ARVIN _ 100, 134, 171, 216 221, 246 Vice President, NHS, Honor Roll, leadership Conference, A Senior Day Committee, Apparatus. Basketball Manager. COHEN. ELLIOT _ 92, 94, 96, 98, 100 101, 138, 142, 221 World Affairs, President, NFS, NHS, Treasurer, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee. Polaris, Social Committee, Sales Promotion Committee. COLLINS, CAROL ________ 103, 130, 221 COLLINS, WENDELL _________ 135, 171, 221 Apparatus, Orchestra. COMBS. THOMAS_______________________221 COMPTON, BARBARA 86, 88, 89. 128 221, 246 Y-Teens, Banking, Honor Roll, Annual, Prom Committee, Band. COOPER, RONITA ____________________ 222 Kadimah, Homecoming Committee. CORBA. IRENE 28, 29, 78, 131, 222, 249 Y-Teens, Cap and Gown Committee, Band. COTTEN, MARION COURSOLLE, ANNETTE________113, 131, 222 Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Banquet Committee, Gym leader. COUYEOU, ARLINE_____________________222 CRAM, RONALD_________ 78, 135, 173, 222 Banking, Band, Wrestling. CRAMER. JOAN _______ 76, 100, 190, 222 Y-Teens, NHS, Student Council, Homecoming Committee. CROWLEY. JOAN_____________ 92, 114, 222 Banking, Polaris. CRUTCHFIELD, CHARLES _________ 117, 222 Hi-Y. CRYSLER, PATRICIA ____________ 108, 222 Banking, Gym leader, Office Help. CUNNINGHAM, CAROL _ 127, 140, 196 197, 198, 199, 222, 247, 250 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Homecoming Queen, Commencement, Hall Guard, Pep Club. DAGGETT. CHARLES 98, 118, 134, 150. 154 173, 222. 253 Hi-Y, Vice President, Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Captain. DARTH. CAL _ 100, 119, 135, 158, 162 178, 222, 247, 255 Hi-Y, NHS, Honor Roll, Budget Com-mittee. Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, Track. DAVIDSON, BARBARA _ 85. 86, 89, 101 103, 122, 123, 124, 222, 247 Y-Teens, NHS, Honor Roll. Student Council, Leadership Conference. Annual, An-nual Rep., Red Cross, Budget Committee Chairman, Gym leader. Choir, Pep Club. Page 259 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX DAVI- DAVIS. JUANITA World Affairs. DECENT. SANDRA Y-Teens. DEGARDNER. RICHARD 125, 222 222 222 DEOTIS, JOHN DHEIN. LORRAINE 129. 222 Y-Teens, Choir. DONAHUE. CHARLES 120, 222 Hi-Y. DONAHUE. RITA 223 Y-Teens. DONAKER, JAMES 145 DONAKER, SIDNEY 145 DOOLEY. SHARON 132, 223 Hi-C, Office Help. DORHOLT. BARBARA 109, 129. 223 Y-Teens. DRAKE, GORDON — — 223 DRESSEL, DAVID 100, no. 143. 147 215, 223 Proj., NHS, Honor Roll, Physics Club la DUFF. RAYMOND 223 DUWENHOEGGER. AGNES 102. 223 Hall Guard. ECK, WILBUR 93, 223 Hi-Y. Honor Roll, Student Council, Polar- is. Cross Country. Track, EDHOLM. JAMES no. 223 Proj., Student Council, Equipment i Man- ager. EDSTROM. DANIEL 114, 223 Banking. EGLITE, VESMA 127. 133, 223 Hi-C, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Tennis. EISENBERG, LOIS 16, 85, 96, 97. 98, 101 124, 136, 212, 223, 246, 250 World Affair , Kadimah, NFL, Y-Teens. NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, Annual Rep., A Senior Day Committee, Swimming, Choir, Sale Promotion Committee, Junior UN, PTSA, Valedictorian. EllASON. CAROL ______ 103, 130, 223, 247 Y-Teens, Red Cross. Service Aid, Floral Committee Chairman. ELKOFSKA. MARLENE . 103, 130, 223, 247 Y-Teens, Red Cross. Budget Committee. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. ELLIS, GERALD 223 Apparatus. ELMQUIST. WILLIAM 223 Student Council. ENCK, PETER.................. 165, 223 Hockey. ERICKSON. DENNIS A. 223 Honor Roll. ERICKSON. JACQUELINE 102, 104, 124 133, 224 Hi-C, Y-Teens, Service Aid, Courtesy Committee, Homecoming Committoe, Annual Rep., Red Cross, Hall Guard, PTSA. ERICKSON, THOMAS E........... 224, 247 Football, Swimming. ERICKSON, THOMAS R. 224 Hi-C, President, Hi-Y, Banking, Budget Committee, Basketball, Football, Physics Club. ERICSON, DARRELL ............ 171, 224 Annual Rep., Apparatus. ERLANDSON. CAROLYN _________________ 224 Y-Teens, Viking Club. ETNIER, FLOSSIE______________________224 Y-Teens. FARGUSON. JOANNE 78, 131, 224, 249 Y-Teens, Banking, Red Cross, Banquet Committee, Band. FARRELL, MARK............... 224, 246 Basketball, Choir. FILIPEK,. RHODA _ 108, 129, 224, 247 Y-Teens, Service Aid. Student Council, Budget Committee, Band, PTSA. FINGERHUT, SANDRA 100, 136, 224, 248 Kadimah, NHS, Honor Roll, Clast Song Committee, Swimming, PTSA. FINKELSTEIN, MELANIE 76, 78, 82, 86 87, 89, 100, 122, 124, 136, 137, 214 224, 246 Kadimah Vice President, Y-Teens Treasurer, ICC, NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Committee, Annual, Annual Rep., Red Cross Vice President, Ideas Committee Chairman, Band, Orchestra, Pep Club, Secretary Campaign Manager. -GARE FISHER, HOWARD 85. 203. 204 . 208 248. 253 Honor Roll. Class Song Chairman, Choir, Orchestra. FISK, MARIE 224 FOLTZ, PENELOPE 113, 192. 193, 224, 256 Banking, Student Council, Gym Leader. FOURRE. MARY 224 Y-Teens, Red Cross, GAA, Hall Guard. FOWLER, BARBARA .—.................. 224 GAA, Choir. FOX, SHARON___________________ 133. 224 HI-C, Y-Teens. Viking Club, Service Aid, Band. FRANK, FRED _________________ 95. 224 Polaris, Red Cross, Chess Club. FRANK, GERALDINE____________________ 225 FREDERICK, LAWRENCE __________ 76. 225 Honor Roll, Student Council, Annual Rep. FREEMAN, ARLENE______________________225 Gym Leader. FREIM, NORMA_________________________225 Y-Teens. FRIEDMAN, ZOLA .............. 225. 249 Honor Roll, Red Cross, Cap and Gown Committee, Basketball. FRIEDMANN. NORBERT ................ 225 Banking, Red Cross, Junior UN. FRITH, DORIS 225 Y-Teens. FROEHLIG, BARBARA ............ 114, 225 Banking, Swimming. FRY, AUDREY__________________________225 Color Guard, Floral Committee. GAASCH, KATHLEEN ____________________225 GAGEBY, GERALD 120, 134, 171, 225, 256 Hi-Y Vice President, Annual Rep., Red Cross, Apparatus, Swimming, Track. Hall Guard, Service Aid. GARELICK, CAROL _________ 103, 225, 253 Kadimah Sergeant-at-Arms, Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Red Cross. Page 260 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX GEAR- GEARTY, BARBARA______________ 104, 225 PTSA. GEIFEN, SANDRA ............. 136, 225 Kadimah Treasurer, Homecoming Committee. GERGER, GERALDINE__________________225 Y-Teens. GILBERT, ELLEN .... 98. 101. 102, 225, 246 Kadimeh, NHS, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Prom Commit-tee. Hall Guard, Pep Club, Sales Promotion. GINSBERG. RODGER 154, 225 Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, N Club, Tickets Committee. GISSLEN, ALLEN_____________________225 Hi-Y, Apparatus. GLEEKEL, SUSAN ........... 19. 136, 226 Kadimeh, Y-Teens, Banking, Service Aid, Honor Roll, Red Cross, PTSA. GODFREY, ROBERT ____________ 132, 226 Hi-Y, Football, Hockey Co-Captain, Track, N Club. GOLDBERG, SYBIL ...... 96, 98, 102, 131 226, 247 Kadimeh, NFL, Sales Promotion Committee. Commencement Committee, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Pres. Campaign Manager. GOLDMAN, ALVIN 76, 77, 96, 100 107, 138, 142, 212, 214, 226. 249 World Affairs, NFL, NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, leadership Conference, Homecoming Committee, Dedication Committee, Junior UN, Sales Promotion, Valedictorian. GOLDMAN, SHIRLEY _ 76, 102, 226, 247 Y-Teens, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Budget Committee. Gym Leader, Hall Guard. GOLDSTEIN, PAUL................... 226 Banking, Red Cross, Equipment Manager. GOMEZ, ROBERT GOODIOW, DAVID ___________ 78, 81, 226 Band. GOUCHER. MARILYN $. „ 103, 209, 226 Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. GRAF, ARLENE _ 86. 89, 128, 132, 226 Hi-C, Y-Teens, Service Aid, Annual, Sales Promotion Committee, GREEN. LEONE__________________114, 226 Y-Teens, Banking, Honor Roll, Courtesy Committee. GREENBERG, ADRIENNE 108, 136, 201, 226 Kadimeh, Y-Teens, Banking, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Hall Guard. GREENBERG, ALAN . _________________ 226 Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Annual Rep., Baseball, Football, Physics Club. GREENE, DONNA_____________________ 226 Y-Teens, Swimming, Choir. GRIFFETH, RUTH______________________145 Y-Teens. GRIFFIN, BARBARA _ 113, 126, 141, 226 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Red Cross, Gym Leader. GROENKE, EUNICE _______________ 131. 226 Y-Teens, Service Aid. GRUSCHKA, JON 96, 100, 110, 146, 226 NFL, NHS, Pro)., Honor Roll, Red Cross, Cross Country, Track, Chess Club. GULSETH, DONNA .... 85. 226, 249 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Dedication Com-mitfee. Choir. GUSTAFSON, DENNIS ................ 227 HACKEl, NORMAN 227 HALEY, JOAN _______________________ 227 Polaris. HARDING, DONALD 76. 119, 134, 151 153, 154, 165, 175, 227, 246 Hi-Y, Student Council, Ideas Committee, Baseball, Football, Hockey, N Club. HARRIS, JOHN „ 86. 87. 89. 100. 101 162, 227, 246 NHS Vice President, Honor Roll, Student Council, Annual, A Senior Day Committee, Basketball, HARTIG, WILLIAM............. 117, 227 Hi-Y, Apparatus. Baseball, Hockey. -HETT HASE, MARVIN Cross Country, Football. HASKELL, STUART 96. 101. 102, 135, 227 NFL, NHS, Honor Roll, Wrestling, Football, Hall Guard, N Club. HAUGEN, ELEANOR 86, 89, 98, 101 125, 140, 227, 247 Y-Teens, Viking Club Secretary, NHS, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Annual, Budget Committee, Sales Promotion Committee. HECK. FRANCIS .... 164, 165, 227 Baseball, Hockey. HECK, PHILIP 165, 227 Hockey. HEDDING, JOHN_______________________120 HI-Y, Golf. HEDIN, THOMAS 76, 84, 85, 98. 101, 116 119, 134, 151. 154, 159. 162, 176, 204 214, 216, 227, 246, 250 President, Hi-Y Secretary, NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council Treasurer, Leadership Conference, N Club, Boys' Stato, Basketball, Football, Track, Choir President. HEDLUND, JOAN „ 93, 95, 140. 213, 215 227, 247 Y-Teens, Viking Club President, Honor Roll, Polaris, Annual Rep., Commencement Committee, Salutatorian. EGERLE, CAROL ________ ... 227, 248 si Decorations Committee. HEIN, THOMAS________________________227 Hockey, Skiing. HENDERSON, JAMES ... 85. 118, 135, 140 173, 227, 249 Hi-Y, Viking Club, Dedication Committee, Football, Wrestling, Choir, Orchestra, N Club. HERMAN, JOANNE______________________227 Y-Teens, Swimming, Choir. HESS, SHELDON 101, 214, 227. 247 NHS, Honor Roll, Commencement Committee Co-Chairman, Orchestra. HETTLE, CAROLYN —............. 114, 227 Y-Teens, Banking, GAA. SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX HOBE- HOBERG. SHIRLEY................... 228 Hall Guard. HOEFT, DORIS 123, 125, 228, 247. 255 Y-Teens, Homocoming Committee, Budget Committee, Pep Club. HOEM, BRUCE 105, 118, 228 Hi-Y, Annual Rep., PTSA. HOFFMAN. AVRON ________________ 162, 228 Baseball, Basketball. HOLLENBECK, JOHN ___________________228 HOLMBERG, DAVID ____________________ 228 Hi-Y. Honor Roll, Student Council, Polaris. HOLMSTROM, HOWARD___________________228 HOROVITZ, PHYLLIS 96, 101, 228 NFL Vice President, Banking, NHS, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Floral Decorations Committee, PTSA. HUBLEY, GAIL __________________ 81, 228 Y-Teens, Student Council, Polarettes. HUDDLESTON, JANICE ... 130, 228 Y-Teens. Service Aid. HUMPHREY, BEATTA 193, 228 Y-Teens, Red Cross. HURST, PATRICIA 81, 86, 89, 104, 105 122, 128, 228. 247 Y-Teens President, Honor Roll, Leadership Conference, Annual, PTSA President, Class Membership Chairman, Choir, Polarettes, Library Page, Sergeant-at-Arms Campaign Manager. HUTERA. ADELINE ____________________ 228 FHA. HUTERA, JOHN HYMAN, RIVEL __________________ 114, 228 Banking, Red Cross. INVIE, VIRGINIA 85, 228 Banking, Choir. IRWIN, LOIS______________102, 186, 228 Banking, Swimming, Hall Guard. IVERS, BEVERLY ..................... 228 Y-Teens, Student Council, Annual Rep., Gym Leader. JACKSON, CAROL 20, 92, 126, 228 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Red Cross, Gym Leader, FHA. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. JACOBS, SHARON _ 229 Service Aid, Red Cross. JARPPI, KAREN___________ 103, 141, 229 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Red Cross, Gym Leader. JASPER, RICHARD____________________229 JENSEN, KENNETH JOHNSON. BARBARA ... 81. 93. 95, 96 101, 106, 126, 207, 229, 252 NFL. NHS. Y-Teens, GAA, Honor Roll, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Leadership Conference, Polaris, Social Committee Chairman, Polarettes. Gym Leader. JOHNSON. DEANNA____________________145 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Red Cross. JOHNSON. OUANE ............. 120, 229 HI-Y. JOHNSON, GERALD E. _______________229 Viking Club, Apparatus. N Club. JOHNSON, JERRY _ 120, 171, 229 Hi-Y, Swimming. JOHNSON, MARION____________________229 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Gym leader. JOHNSON, MARY _ 76, 100, 229, 248 Y-Teens, NHS. Honor Roll, Student Council, Red Cross, Social Committee, Pep Club. JOHNSON, PATRICIA H....... 85, 140, 229 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Choir. JOHNSON, WAYNE________________ 78, 229 Band. JOHNSTON, PATRICK............... - 229 Hi-Y, Baseball. JONES, WILLIAM .............. 79, 229 Color Guard Captain. JORDAL, BEVERLY ___________..______229 Hi-C, Y-Teens. Honor Roll, Annual Rep. JUNTIllA, LAWRENCE 135, 229, 247 Proj., Budget Committee, Apparatus. KAPLAN, CAROLE 76. 100, 136, 214 229, 246 Kadimah, NHS, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, PTSA, Prom Committee Co-Chairman. -KOMM KAPLAN, CYRILE 92. 108, 136, 229 Kadimah, Office Help, Banking. KARTER, PHILLIP___________________ 229 Golf, Band, Orchestra. KARVONEN, DARLENE _________________230 HI-C. KAUFFMAN, NANCY 85, 93. 96. 101 106, 123, 230, 247 NFL, NHS, Y-Teens. Student Council. Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Annual Rep., Pep Club, Choir Class Membership Committee. KEECH, LYNN .... 98. 116, 120, 230, 256 Hi-Y. KELLER. MARGARET___________________230 KENDRICK. BETTY LOU 81, 123. 127 230, 249, 255 Y-Teens. Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Polarettes, Dedication Committee. KESKE, ROSS________________________230 KETOLA, KAREN______________________230 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Hall Guard. KING, CHESTER -------------------- 230 Basketball. Baseball. KING. JOANNE .......... 101, 230, 248 NFL, NHS, Banking, Honor Roll, Gym leader, Tickets Committee, Red Cross. KINKEL, KAY ------ 104. 105, 106, 126 230, 247 Y-Teens, Student Council, Courtesy Com-mlttee. Homecoming Committee, Budget Committee, PTSA Vice President. KIRSCHBAUM, DONALD_________________230 KLEYMAN, JUDITH .... 86. 89, 101, 114 136, 137, 230, 249 Kadimah, NFL, Banking, Service Aid, NHS. Honor Roll, Annual, Class Play Committee. KLINE, STANLEY _____________ 118, 230 Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football. KNOTT, VIRGIL______________________230 KNOWLEN, JACQUELYN___________ 85, 230 Hi-C, Swimming, Gym Leader, Hall Guard, Choir. KOAAMERS, DORENE ................. 230 Page 262 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX KONG- Page numbers on which pictures appear -MATT follow seniors' names. KONGSGAARD, HARVEY______________230 Proj. KRAUT. EUGENE --- 230, 249 Honor Roll, Claw Play Committee, Red Croat. KRAVETZ, DAVID ____________________ 231 KREIN, JAMES--------------------231 Hi-C, Apparatus. KUBINSKI, JOHN 119, 159, 162, 231 Hi-Y, Tickets Committee, Basketball. KUEHN. DALE________________________231 KVASNICKA, RICHARD ________________231 Football. LACHER. RAYMOND 135, 158, 162, 231 Baseball, Basketball, Football. IAGERQUIST. JANICE 76, 95, 100, 101 123, 124, 189, 196, 199, 231, 249 Y-Teens, ICC, Banking, NHS Secretary, Honor Roll, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Polaris. Annual Rep., Banquet Committee Co-Chairman, Tennis, GAA, Gym Leader. IAHTINEN. CAROL 93. 100, 103, 124 231, 249 Y-Teent, NHS, Honor Roll, Student Council, Polaris, Red Cross. Banquet Committee. Pep Club. I ALIY, DENNIS_____ 138, 205, 231, 247 World Affairs. Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Budget Committee. LANGSTON. PHYLLIS LARSEN, BARRY 85. 231 Choir. LARSEN. SHAREN 231 LAULAINEN, PATRICIA ....... 86, 88, 91 231 246 Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Annual Editor-in-Chief, Red Cross. A Senior Day Committee, GAA, Gym Leader, LEBEDOFF, JUDITH .. 86. 87. 88. 96, 98 100. 102, 103, 131, 231, 249 Kadimah, NFL, Y-Teens, NHS, Honor Roll. Student Council, Homecoming Committee. Sales Promotion Committee. Annual, Class Play Committee. LEBOW, JANICE 92, 101, 114, 131. 136 137, 205, 231, 249 Kadimah President, Y-Teens, Banking, NHS. Polaris, Red Cross. LECUYER, RICHARD 76, 119, 135. 175, 231 Hi-Y, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball. LEDDING, SHARON _______________ 187. 231 IUEDKE. JEAN 92. 94. 127. 189. 232. 248 Y-Teens, Banking, Student Council, Polaris, Red Cross. Tennis, GAA, Gym Leader, Tickets Committee. LUEDKE, LEROY________________________232 Red Cross. LUKASAVITZ, BARBARA _ 82, 232 Orchestra. LUND. JERRY______________________112,232 Stage Crew, Annual Rep., Dedication Committee. LUNDBOHM. RICHARD 232 Apparatus, Baseball, Basketball, Football. LEHMAN, LEON _____________________ 231 LEHRMANN. JANICE 125, 232 Y-Teens. LEONARD, THOMAS 135, 168, 169, 232 Skiing. LESTERUD, JEAN----- 85, 124, 232, 249 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Annual Rep., Red Cross, Budget Committee, Gym leader. Choir. LEVITT, MERLE 86, 94, 232 Polaris, Annual, Class Membership Committee. LEWIS, BARBARA_____________________232 Football. LIEBERMAN, ETA_____ 78, 232 Band. LIGONS. DERONDA 113, 200. 232 GAA. Gym Leader. LINDMEIER, JACQUELINE _ 107, 113, 232 Student Council, GAA, Gym Leader, Ethics Committee. LIVON, SANDRA__________ 102, 136, 232 Kadimah, Homecoming Committee, Hall Guard. LUNDQUIST. GARY 135, 168. 169, 233 Cross Country, Football, Skiing, Choir, N Club. LUNDQUIST, IRENE 85, 140. 149, 233 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Budget Committee, Choir, PTSA, Class Play Committee. LYMAN, JUDY ._ 141. 233 Viking Club. LYONS. GARY 233 MacCABEE, DAVID _ 233 MACOSEK. JOHN 112, 233 Proj., Stage Crew. MAGEl, JANET 233 Y-Teens. MANKOWSKI, JOHN 233 Apparatus. Swimming. MANOSEVITZ, MARION 137, 206, 233 Kadimah, Y-Teens. MANOSEVITZ. MARTIN 206. 233. 246 Student Council, Prom Committee. MANTHEY, BETTY _________ 110, 233, 247 Proj. Vice President, Budget Committee. LEBEDOFF, DAVID ... 93, 94, 96, 97, 98 100, 138. 231. 246, 257 World Affairs, NFL President, NHS, Honor Roll. Polaris, A Senior Day Committee, Sales Promotion Committee. Junior UN. LEBEDOFF, JONATHAN 94, 95, 96. 100 138, 231 World Affairs. NFL. NHS, Honor Roll, Polaris. Junior UN. LOCH, ELAINE 232 Gym Leader. LONDON, RENEE 232 Kadimah, Y-Teens. LUCAS, DONNA 232 LUDVIGSON. AVIS 232 MARCHAND. MARY Y-Teens, Student Council, Red Cross, Golf, GAA, Choir. PTSA. Sales Promotion Committee. MATSEN, VIRGINIA ____________ 233. 140 Y-Teens, Viking Club. MATTSON. DELORES 105, 128, 233 Y-Teens. PTSA. Page 263 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX MATT- MATTSON, LARRY, 85, 119, 134, 145 158, 161. 162, 175 Hi-Y, Banquet Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Choir. N Club President. McCAFFERY, JOHN 156. 176, 233 Cross Country, Track, N Club. McCLAY, SANDRA _..... 233 Y-Teens, Hall Guard. MCDONALD, JERRY_____________________112 McFALL, SALLY 125, 133, 233 Hi-C, Y-Teens. McGRATH, JAMES______________________145 Stage Crew. Apparatus. McKINNEYE, DELLA____________________233 McKOWEN, JUDY 103, 138, 141, 181 191, 234 World Affairs, Viking Club, Red Cross, Golf, Swmiming, GAA, BAND. MEADE. CAROL 234, 249 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Banquet Committee, GAA, Gym Leader, Pep Club, Color Guard. MEIER, DAYTON_____________________234 MEYERS. WALTER____________________234 Apparatus. MICKELSON, GAYANNE 85, 114, 129. 234 Y-Teens Vice President, Banking, GAA Choir, Homecoming Committee. MILLER, HARRIET________________ 79, 234 Y-Teens, Choir, Band. Color Guard. MILLER, JAMES _____________________ 234 MILLER. MARION ____________________ 234 MILLER. RAYMOND ___________________ 234 MONTEON, SIMON .......... 85, 162, 234 MOREHOUSE. ROBERT _______ 135, 170, 171 173, 234 N Club, Apparatus, Wrestling. MOSS, EDITH________________ 234, 247 Kadimeh, Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Budget Committee. MOSS. LEROY___________________ 85. 234 Choir. MUNDAHl, JANICE .... 126, 234, 247. 254 Y-Teens, Banking. Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, Choir, Commencement Committee. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. MUSCOPLAT. ARLENE ___________ 103, 234 Banking, Red Cross. NACHTWEY. JAMES ................. 234 NAUER, RICHARD NAUER, WALTER ____________________ 234 Apparatus. NEADLE, JEANETTE ________ 92, 101, 114 234, 248 Y-Teens, Banking, NHS, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Annual Rep., Red Cross. Tickets Committee Chairman. NELSON, ARLENE ___________________ 235 Y-Teens. NELSON, JON _______ 119, 134, 159, 162 178, 235, 248 Hi-Y, Student Council, Social Committee, Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, N Club Treasurer, Football. NELSON, LESLIE _________ 125. 140, 235 Y-Teens, Viking Club. Honor Roll. NEUMANN, CHARLES __________________ 85 Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football, Choir. NEWBERT, JAMES ___________________ 235 NIEBUR, STEPHEN___________________ 235 Baseball. Wrestling. NIEDERLOH, WILLIAM____________ 78. 235 Band, Orchestra. NIELSEN, DIANNE .. 108, 126, 197, 199 235, 247, 257 Y-Teens, Banking, Service Aid, Student Council, Homecoming Attendant, Red Cross, Commencement Committee, PTSA. NIEM1, BENHART ____ 134, 150. 154, 169 171, 172, 173, 178, 235, 247 Class Membership Committee, Apparatus, Football, Skiing, Tennis, Wrestling, N Club. NOBLE, WARNER ____________________ 235 NOCTON, DENNIS 76. 77, 119, 135 162, 235, 248. 254 Hi-Y, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Basketball, Cross Country, Tennis, N Club. PTSA, Pres. Campaign Manager. NORBERG, JUDY _______________ 113, 235 NORDQUIST, MARLENE __________ 132, 235 Hi-C, Y-Teeos. -PALM NORRIS, WILLIAM__________________ 235 NOTARO, AUDREY ................. 235 Gym Leader. NUGENT. JOHN__________135, 171, 235 Apparatus, Golf, WN dub. NYBERG, ARNOLD _ 170, 171, 235, 247 Hi-Y, Class Membership Committee, Apparatus. NYBERG. RONALD________ 170, 171, 235, 247 Hi-Y, Class Membership Committee, Apparatus, N‘ Club. OAK, JANICE 235 Band. ODEKIRK. PATRICIA 236 OKINS. ROGER 236 Proj. OLEEN. ROBERT 236 OLEISKY. ALLEN 236 Red Cross, Annual Rep. OLLANKETO, JUDITH _ 76, 85, 86. 87 100, 123, 128, 236, 247 Annual, Y-Teens, NHS, Honor Roll, Stu- dent Council, Leadership Conference, Red Cross Secretary, tee. Choir. Budget Commit- O'LOUGHLIN, SHARON 236 OLSEN, GERALDINE 129, 141, 236 Y-Teens. Viking Club. OLSEN, RICHARD 236 OLSEN. ROBERT N. _ 116, 119, 134 150, 151, 152. 154, 177, 236 Hi-Y Vice President. N Club Vice President, Tickets Committee, Football, Track. OLSON. RONALD A 236 OLTMAN. RUBY _ 104, 126, 236 Y-Teens, Red Cross, PTSA, Band. nBFNSTFIN HARVEY 236 Student Council, Football, Red Cross, Annual Rep. OTTEN, RODNEY 120. 236, 247, 255 Homecoming Committee, Apparatus, Commencement Committee. OTTESON, GEORGE PALME, ROSALEA 236 PALMER WILLIAM 236 Choir, Basketball. Page 264 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX PALM- Page numbers on which pictures appear -SCHL follow seniors' names. PAIMQUIST. JEAN ................ 236 Banqu«t Committee, Y-Teens, Banking, Student Council, Gym Leader, Swim-ming' Tennis. PAUL. MICHAEL ________________ 236, 247 Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Red Cross, Budget Committee. Football, Wrestling. PAULSON. CAROL 108, 128, 186, 236, 247 Y-Teens, Student Council, GAA, Gym Leader, Pep Club. PEAL, JUDY „ 82, 104, 114, 132, 186 237, 249 Hi-C, Banking, Cap end Gown Commit-fee. Swimming, Orchestra. PEARSON, BEVERLY_________ 78, 200, 237 Band. PERLMUTTER ___________________ 79, 237 Band. PETERS, LORING_______________________79 Band. PETERSON, BARBARA_____________113, 237 Y-Teens, GAA, Gym Leader. PETERSON, GORDON ... _______________237 PETERSON. WILLIAM E. 134, 162, 180, 237 Basketball, Track, 'N Club. PHILLIPS, DENNIS _ 100, 101, 237, 246 NHS, Honor Roll, Red Cross. A Sen-k r Day Committee, Football, Band. PICKMAN, PHILLIP 76, 92. 93, 100 213, 214, 215, 237, 246, 250 Banking, NHS President, Honor Roll Student Council, Leadership Conference, Polaris Co-Editor-in-Chief, A Senior Day Committee, Sales Promotion Committee, Pres. Campaign Manager, Valedictorian. PIEPER. PATRINE .... 122, 127, 182, 183 196, 197, 199, 237 Y-Teens Secretary, Honor Roll, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Attendant, Dedication Committee, GAA, Pep Club, Cheerleader, PLITMAN. MICHAEL_________ 134, 174, 237 246. 252 Homecoming Committee. Annual Rep., Golf, Basketball, Equipment Manager, N Club. PLOOF, GERALDINE _________ 127. 237, 257 Y-Teens, Banking, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Class Play Committee, Pep Club. POUCHER, RICHARD ......... 135, 171, 237 Apparatus, Cross Country, Football, Skiing, Track. POZY, DONALD _______________________ 154 Football, Golf. PRASS, DAVID ______________________ 237 QUIGLEY, JANET_________________237 QUIRK, JAMES ______ 95, 135, 150, 154 164, 167 Hi-Y, Baseball, Football, Swimming, Track. RABE, RICHARD ______________________ 237 Apparatus, N Club. RACKNER, DAVID _ 110, 134, 154. 171 173, 237 Proj. Honor Roll, N” Club. Apparatus, Wrestling, Class Play. RANCOUR, JOANNA________________237 GAA. RASKE. ELEANOR ............... 133, 237 Hi-C. RECORDS, FRANCES ............... 79, 238 Banking, Band. REICHEl. JANELLE 130, 140, 238 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Service Aid, Red Cross. Cap and Gown Committee. REISEWITZ, SHIRLEY ....... 85, 215, 238 Red Cross. Class Song Committee, Choir. RESSEN, NORMAN 238 Banking, Student Council, Courtesy Committee. Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Red Cross, Basketball. Golf, Equipment Manager. RETHWELl, CLAYTON _. 119, 154, 164 165, 238 Hi-Y, Baseball. Football, Hockey, Track. REZNICK, MARION______________________238 Y-Teens. RICE, JOANNE------- 110, 127, 238 Y-Teens, Proj. Secretary, Honor Roll, PTSA. ROBINS. LEONARD 96. 138, 142, 238 RODGERS. DAVID Proj. ROHLING. HELEN 238 ROLLIN, THOMAS ... 30, 104, 105, 110 138, 208, 238 World Affairs, Proj., Honor Roll, Annual Rep. RORVICK, NANCY 21, 76, 85, 101 132, 140, 238 Hi-C. Viking Club, NHS. Student Council. Choir. ROSE. JESSLYN ______________________ 238 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Homecoming Committee, GAA. ROSE. MARSHALL_________________ 178, 238 Honor Roll, Tennis. ROSENBERG. CHARLES ____________ 238, 247 Budget Committee. ROSENSTEIN. HANAN .... 93. 94, 100, 238 Banking, NHS, Honor Roll, Homecoming Commitiee, Polaris. ROSS, MARY___________________________238 RUBIN, SAM___________________________238 RUPPERT, AAAYNARD .................. 238 RYAN. STUART 238 Banking, Golf, Annual Rep. RYDBERG. ROGER ...... 114, 118, 171, 239 Hi-Y, Banking, Apparatus. SABATUK, WAYNE_______________________239 SABLE, JAMES______________ 103, 173, 239 Red Cross, Wrestling. SAKO, MARILYN___________________108, 239 Y-Teens, Service Aid, Annual Rep. SCHAITBERGER, CAROL _ 103, 182, 183 187, 239, 247 Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, GAA, Gym Leader, Cheerleader, Commence- ment Committee. SCHARBER. DALE ..._.__________ 112. 239 Stage Crew. SCHENDEL, LOIS______________- 239 SCHLEIF, ARLYS_____________________ 239 SCHLETER. DAVID_______________ 112, 239 Stage Crew, Football, Band. Page 265 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX SCHM- SCHMIDT, MARY H. 76, 85, 101. 132 138, 13?, 141. 238, 215, 239, 248, 251 World Affair , Hi-C, Y-Teons, Viking Club, Banking, Service Aid, NHS, Student Council, Claw Song Committee, Choir, Band, Orchestra. SCHMIT2ER, ELOISE 21, 216, 239, 246 247, 249 Mascot, Kadimah, Y-Teen� , Homecoming Committee, Clat Membership Committee, Dedication Committee. SCHNARR, HOWARD SCHNEIDER, DIANE 86, 88. 98, 101 137, 188, 23? Kadimah, NHS, Honor Roll, Polaris, Golf. Sale Promotion Committee. SCHOMMER. EDMUND .. 76, 77, 78, 209 239, 246, 254 Student Council President, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Committee, Band. SCHWARTZ, ALLAN 140, 239 Viking Club. SCHWARTZ, BERTON ....................239 SCHWARTZ, JANET ________ 102, 108, 239 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Hall Guard. SCHWARTZ, MARCIA 92, 95, 106, 127 240, 249 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Banking, Honor Roll, Courtesy Committee, Polaris, Red Cross Treasurer, Golf, Banquet Committee. SCHWARTZ, MARILYN______________ 130, 240 Y-Teens. SCHWARTZ, ROBERTA 103, 105, 201, 240 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross. SEABERG, KENNETH .... 119, 134, 240. 247 154, 173 Hi-Y President, Budget Committee, Wrestling, Track, Football, Basketball. SEGAL, LOIS 92. 93, 95, 96, 97. 124, 196 197, 199, 214, 216, 240, 249. 250 Secretary, NFL, Y-Teens, Honor Roll, Student Council, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Attendant, Annual Rep., Banquet Committee, Prom Committee, Golf, Tennis, Polaris Co-Editor-In-Chief, Pres. Campaign Manager. SELLERS. JOHN .... 154, 173. 240, 249 N Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Wrestling, Football. Page numbers on which piclures appear follow seniors' name3. SEROTA, MARLENE .................. 240 Y-Teens, Banking, Student Council, Polaris, Homecoming Committee, Annual Rep., Red Cross. GAA, Gym Leader. SEROTA. MARLYS 113, 114, 190, 240 Y-Teens, Banking, Student Council, Red Cross, GAA, Gym Leader. SERULNIC, EVANETTE __________ 109, 240 Y-Teens, Banking. Library Page. Hall Guard. SHELTON, HATTIE 86, Y-Teens. Honor Roll, PTSA, Pep Club. 88, 89. 127, 240 Annual, Band, SHERMAN, SHARON 240 Y-Teens. SHINNICK. JOHN 240 Baseball. SHUSTER. ROCHELLE 240 Kadimah, Y-Teens. SIEGEL, DIANNE 136, 243 Kadimah, Banking. SIEWERT. SYLVIA o •e CN 6 Viking Club. SILVERMAN, SYLVIA _ 93, 105, 108 208, 240 Y-Teens, Service Aid. Courtesy Committee, Polaris, Library Page. SINGER. PAULA____________________240 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Hall Guard. SINTON. BARBARA 110, 114, 127, 240 Y-Teens, Proj., Banking, Honor Roll. SLOSS. JANICE _______________ 125, 241 Y-Teens, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Red Cross, PTSA. SMITH, JOHN Swimming. SMITH. VERLE —..... 101, 114, 241. 247 Y-Teens, Banking, NHS, Homecoming Committee, Honor Roll, Budget Committee, GAA. Pep Club. SNYDER, DAVE ...... _ 117, 147, 241 Red Cross. Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track. SOCHKO, JOHN ... 78. 79, 81. 241 Band. -STOE SODERLUND. ROBERT 241 SOLBERG. DIANE 241 Red Cross, Hi-C, Annual Rep. SOLTIS. JERALD 102. 118, 135, 150 154, 241, 249, 257 Banquet Committee. Hi-Y, Baseball, Basketball, Football. N Club. SOMDAHl. RICHARD SONENSTAHl. MARNA ----------------- 241 SONNENBERG. PHILLIP .............. 241 SOPOSNICK, LOUISE--------------------241 Y-Teens. SORHEIM. DENNIS _______ 76, 78, 96, 97 101. 132, 138, 140. 215, 241. 248 World Affairs, NFL, Hi-C. Viking Club Treasurer and Vice President, NHS, Student Council, Honor Roll, leadership Conference, Band, Banquot Committee Co-Chairman. SPEARS, CLYDE________________________241 SPRINGER, MARY ................... 241 Gym Leader. STANZ. ELAINE____________ 105, 130, 241 Y-Teens. STASSON. GERALD................... - 241 STEGNER, HOWARD ............ 85, 241 Choir. STEINMAN, RONALD______________ 103, 241 Red Cross. STENDAHL, JOHN__________112, 241, 147 STEVENS, SANDRA_______________ 132, 242 Hi-C, Red Cross Secretary, Annual Rep. STILLMAN, HARVEY ______________ 79. 242 Band, Red Cross. STIRAS. KENNETH STOCKE, SUSAN 76, 77, 82, 98, 124 188, 196, 199, 214, 242, 246 Y-Teens, Student Council Secretary, Leadership Conference, Homecoming Attendant, Golf, Swimming, GAA, Orchestra, Pres. Campaign Manager, Girls' State. STOECKEl, BARBARA ............ 131. 242 Y-Teens, Office Help. Page 266 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX STUR- STURDEVANT. JULIE — 92, 114, 127, 182 183, 242, 246 Y-Teens Banking, Homecoming Commit-fee, Polaris, Red CroM, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Cheerleader. STWORA, JANICE____________________________242 SUNDEll. JOHN _ 102, 105, 116, 118 242, 246 Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Hall Guard, Band. SUPAIO, RICHARD _______________ 156, 171, 173 176, 242 Apparatu . Track, Cross Country, Wres-fling. SURRENCY, DIANNE .................... . 242 SUSSMAN, DENNIS .............. 110, 178, 242 Proj., Tennis. SUTTON. ANN ............. 85, 128, 242, 247 Y-Teens, Honor Roll. Budget Committee, Swimming, Choir. SWANSON, ALYCE______________________ 130, 242 Y-Teens. SWANSON. KAREN 102, 130, 140, 242 Y-Teens. Viking Club, Hall Guard. SWARD, LEON 132. 242 Hl-C. SZENTE, SHARON_________113, 141, 242 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Gym leader. TAFT, MARJORIE ________________ 102, 114, 242 Banking. Hall Guard. TANCHIN. RONALD . 134. 151, 154, 170 171, 173, 178, 242, 253 Football, Wreitling, Tennis, Track. Ap- paratus, N Club Vice President. TAPPER, MICHAEL _________ 85, 96, 142, 209 242, 249 NFL, Proj., Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee, Class Play Committee, Choir. Junior UN Vice President. TENENBAUM, JACQUELINE _ 102, 137 192, 243 GAA, Annual Rep., Kadimah, Hall Guard, Pep Club. THE IS, RICHARD __________________ 243 TIBER. JUDITH__________________ 141, 243. 249 Viking Club, Cap and Gown Committee. Band, FHA. Page numbers on which pictures appear follow seniors' names. TIEVA. BERNITA 85. 105, 128, 141, 243 Y-Teens, PTSA. Choir. Viking Club. TINGDALE, DAVID .................. 243 TOLLEFSON, MERLAND TRUMBLE, STUART_____________________243 TUBBS. EMMA LOU .................. 190 GAA, Pep Club. ULMANIEC, WALTER_______ 120, 134, 150 151, 154, 164, 165, 175, 197, 243 N Club, HI-Y, Baseball. Football, Hockey. VANETTEN. JEANETTE 101, 103, 140, 243 Y-Teens, Viking Club, NHS, Student Council, Red Cross, GAA. VETSCHER, WILLIAM _______ 146, 154, 243 Apparatus. Football. VODOVOZ. LEONA _______ 76. 95, 100, 182 183, 189, 243. 247, 254 Y-Teens, Banking, NHS, Honor Roll. Leadership Conference, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, Commencement Committee, GAA, Gym Leader. WALKER, RICHARD________95. 118, 156 243, 249 Hi-Y, Homecoming Committee, Polaris, Cap and Gown Committee, Cross Country, Tennis, Track, Band, N Club, PTSA. WALLY. ROSE MARY ___________________243 FHA. WARNER. VIRGINIA____________________243 Banking. WARREN. LORENE _. 113, 114, 190, 243 GAA, Gym leader. WASENIUS. SHIRLEY_____________ 109, 243 WEIDES, WALLACE .................. 243 WEINBERG. JUDY 76, 102, 108, 243, 246 Kadimah, Y-Teens, Service Aid, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Ideas Committee, Hall Guard. WEISMAN, IRWIN __________ 142, 213, 243 Honor Roll, Band, Valedictorian. -ZUCC WElllSCH, WILLIAM______ 86, 87. 98. 110 147. 244 Pro|., Honor Roll, Annual, Annual Rep., Sales Promotion Committee President, NFL, Physics Club. WESTPHAl. CARON_______________ 93, 244 Y-Teens, Banking, Polaris, Red Cross. WHITE. DEANNE 215, 244 Y-Teens. Honor Roll, Gym Leader, Annual Rep. WHITE, DONNA_________________ 244, 248 FHA, Floral Committee. WHITE, HARRY__________________ 85. 244 Choir. WICK, PATRICIA_______________________244 WIERIMAN, DONALD _..... 118, 173, 244 H,Y. WIISANEN, WILLIAM ........... 118, 244 Hi-Y, Baseball, Hockey. WILSON. MARIE ______________________ 244 WILSON, MARJORIE_____________________244 WINKLER, SHIRLEY GAA. WOOD. THOMAS__________________112, 144 Stage Crew, Homecoming Committee, A Senior Day Committee. WOODS, BEVERLY _____________________ 244 Medalis, Y-Teens. WRIGHT, JOYCE________________________245 WUOLLET, MIRIAM . 245, 247 Y-Teens, Student Council, Annual Rep., Budget Committee, GAA, Gym leader. YOUNG, CAROL ______ 103, 108, 122. 125 140, 186, 245, 247 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Red Cross Secretary, Commencement Committee, Swim-ming. YOUNG, SYLVESTER __________ 79, 245 Football, Band, Orchestra. ZEIENAK, PATRICIA __________________ 245 Medalis, Banking. ZUCCARO, JOHN ______________________ 245 Hi-Y. Page 267 GENERAL INDEX Addington-208 _________________________38 Administration ................ - 2 Anderson—328 __________________________31 '56 Annual_____________________________86 Apparatus___________________________ 170 Athletic Assistance___________________180 Auditoriums ........ -............... 204 Awardi--------------------------------214 Badminton_______ ,.................. 192 Bank Monitors_______________________114 Baseball. Boys' Soph................. 179 Baseball. Boys' Varsity ............ 175 Basketball, Boys' Soph._______________157 Basketball, Boys' Varsity_____________158 Basketball, Girls' ................. 190 Behrendt—205 53 Blessin—305 ___________________________32 Bolin—102______________________________40 Bowling ............ —............. 193 Building Staff 18 Burnett—104 69 Carlson-315 ____________________.______70 Cheerleaders ...........-............ 182 Choir _________________________________84 Christopherson—111 —__________________ 30 Clarke-207 ____________________________64 Claw Officers 216 Class Play __________________________ 208 Class Song.......................... 216 Cleary-326 ____________________________35 Co-Rec________________________________193 Courtesy Committee----------------- 106 Cross Country_________________________136 Dances--------------------------------202 Davidson—106 ------------------------- 66 Dedication______________________________4 Dress-Up Day ________________________ 206 Educational Council _________________ 19 Ethics Committee ___________________ 107 Efscheid—223 _________________________ 52 Faculty--------------------------------20 Football, Boys' Soph. ............... 155 Football, Boys' Varsity_____________150 Football. Girls'____________________191 Forbes-307 __________________________67 Girls' Gym leadership ............ 113 Glee Club----------------------------83 Golf. Boys'_________________________174 Golf, Girls'_______________________.• 188 Gudahl—311___________________________44 Gustafson—5 72 Gwynne— 113 ..................... 34 Gym Classes, Girls' 184 Hall Guards________________________.... 102 Hall of Fame .................... 250 Hetherington—300 . 48 Hi-C________________________________132 Hockey, Soph._____________________ 163 Hockey, Varsity................... 164 Holiday Review 200 Homecoming..................... _ 196 Horsch—304 _______________________ 68 Introduction__________________________6 Jacobi-216 _________________________ 39 Josephson—310________________________65 Jr. Academy of Science .—-----------143 Jr. Red Cross______________________ 103 Jr. United Nations.............. 142 Kadimah ____________________________136 K rafting—121________________________55 Library Pages__________________ 109 lindsten—228 _________________________._ 54 Madigan—119 ....................... 56 Mandler—324 _________________________57 Miller-302 _______________________ 47 Modern Dance ______________________ 187 N Club ___________________________134 National Forensic league............ 96 National Honor Society ........... 100 Office Help....................... 108 O'Leary—200 _________________________36 Orchestra ....................... 82 Palm—9_______________________________ 73 PTSA ............................ 104 Pearson-203 _______________________33 Pep Club-----------------------------144 Perrin—120__________________________ 45 Person-202 59 Physics Club —........ 147 Polaris Staff ...................... 92 Projection......................... 110 Quello—204 .____________________ 60 Queen, Homecoming 198 Quiring—217 46 Read-321_____________________________ 61 Sales Promotion..................... 98 Selutatorian ______________________ 213 Sargent—125_________________________ 43 Seder-226 ____________________________49 Senior Committees. .............. 246 Siehl—327 50 Sims—313______________________________37 Skiing ____________________________ 168 Softball_____________________________190 Solie—301_____________________________62 Sonnenberg—215 ..................... 51 Speedball, Girls'.................. 191 Stage Crew.......................... 112 Student Council ,,, 76 Sullivan—3____________________________41 Swimming, Boys’_____________________166 Swimming, Girls'____________________ 186 Table of Contents ____________________ 3 Tennis, Boys'..................... 178 Tennis, Girls'_______________________189 Thill—322 ......................... 58 Thompson—210__________________________63 Thorpe—211____________________________71 Track ____________________________ 176 Tumbling, Girls'_____________________185 Valedictorian________________________212 Viking Club__________________________140 Villas-Keenan—129 ___________________ 28 Volleyball___________________________192 World Affairs________________________138 Wrestling ...................... - 172 Yesner—201____________________________42 Y-Teens --------------------------- 122 Page 268 , Th« B i« Yearbooks or TAYLOR MADE — c I