North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1957 volume:

Horth High wMttBB aaa AdniiUgmumu Burning North High North High 1957 POLARIS NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Page 1 57 “PolcvUA “ReaetenA, Attempt not or accomplish thoroughly. We of the 1957 POLARIS staff have attempted to produce for you the biggest and the best yearbook possible. The decision as to accomplishing thoroughly rests with you. We only hope that as you look through the '57 POLARIS you will not find traces of blood, sweat, and tears, an improper cliche' for expressing the amount of work put into such a task. It has been possible to produce such an annual only because of the excellent faculty and students of North High. This cooperation has been truly appreciated. I'd like to express a special and personal THANK YOU to our advisor, Ruth Person; to our business advisor, Lloyd Rutgerson; and to our ever-patient photographer, Leo Bank. And so, with the help of many, we have thus attempted . . . ScUto 1957 POLARIS STAFF EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER FACULTY Patricia James Elaine Lindbloom ACTIVITIES Joanne Laulainen Beverly Hahn Joyce Gold UNDERCLASS Jean Darth Janice Laulainen PHOTOGRAPHER Dean Miller Blue Bell Dorn Joanne Nylander SPORTS Sharon Mead Richard Gilyard SENIORS Margaret Krezowski Barbara Kaplan Lesly Sinton ARTIST Jerald Holma PICTURE COORDINATOR Marcia Bahe Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Introduction ................................................... 6 Faculty .... 10 In-school Activities ........................... -.............. 80 Service Organizations HJ After-school Activities ...........-.............-.....—-........... 129 Boys7 Sports 166 Girls7 Sports .....................-.................... -------- 199 Student Life .....................-.....—......................... 210 Senior Dedication ................................................ 230 Valedictorian 232 Salutatorian --------------------------- —....................... 233 Awards ________________________ —------------------------------ -234 Seniors ...........-..........-...........—.....-................... 237 Senior Committees................................................. 266 Ideal Polarites ................................................... 270 Gems by Kennedy ... 276 Activities Index __________________________________________________ 278 General Index .................................................. 288 Page 3 I have been a part of North High for a long time. In leaving, I can express no more earnest and sincere a hope than the generations of students and faculty members to come will have as great an interest in and as great a love for the school as have their predecessors. . . . Tom Kennedy Page 4 We begin as sophomores. We become juniors; and then as seniors we graduate and plunge into the world which is ours—ours to do with as we wish. This world will remember us as we live—or forget us as we have failed to live. Tom Kennedy is one who has lived to be remembered. He has made an impression on his fellowmen and each of us at North. Mr. Kennedy came to North in 1919 as head coach of not just one sport, but of all the major sports. He began as football coach and under his instruction emerged the name of Clarence (Biggy) Munn. The Biggy Munn who was an All-American and later went on to coach at Michigan State and who is today Athletic Director of that institution. Many other famous athletes received instruction under Tom Kennedy. Through his outstanding leadership, North took more than its share of championships in every sport he coached. In 1938 Tom Kennedy advanced to the position of faculty manager of the athletic department. Through this department he has kept in close contact with Minneapolis sports activities. North has always been a leader in sports; but more than that. North has produced many outstanding graduates—outstanding because of their strengthened character gained by participation in sports—character strengthened by learning to win as well as to lose. For this and for individual understanding, we sincerely dedicate this 1957 POLARIS to you, Tom Kennedy, and also upon your retirement, we dedicate the class of 1957. Thank you, Mr. Kennedy, for letting us know you. We will remember. Page 5 0z irsui J JERRr Oj 5HEBRr Oi Of QP MAGGIE O PAT Qf ELAINEQ) DICK O) • Page 6 Hi I'm Detective Herlock Sholmes. I'm here to solve the case of the mysterious tracks. Come along and join me and we'll trail these tracks to reach their ultimate goal. We must hurry, for time is growing short and this trail holds many adventures and new discoveries. Many have already followed this path leaving only their tracks as evidence that they were once here. But now it is our turn to catch up with this mystery, for it is the events along the way which will be imprinted upon our minds and live with us forever. Well then, come aboard, and follow Detective Herlock Sholmes on our . . . janQi Btvos joanO! JONI Ol (3 c3 IOJ B «o DEANO? JOVUQf ©j O Q Page 7 Page 9 V ' Page 10 Ok O (3 O Of Page ] 2 North’s Principal MR. CHESTER M. JOHNSON Minneapolis Public Schools NORTH HICH SCHOOL 1719 Fremont Avenue North. Minneapolis 11, Minnesota Chester M. Johnson, Principal Mehvik C. Dillneh. Assistant Principal To the Graduates of 1957 North High School You, as one of today s graduates, should be immeasurably better fitted to cope with life than your grandparents. You are better informed, more interested in finding out about the world in which you live, and you have been happier in your school experience than many previous generations. Schools are operated for the public good, but today's public good includes also your opportunity to make a living and contribute a skill to society. Education has progressed from the desire to insure literacy to an occupational concern for your social and economic future. You will be in stiffer competition as there are more trained persons today and there are higher demands for training in many new fields. Each of you should aim to continue to train yourself either by further schooling or on the Job. The reward from manual skills now matches that of the professions and business. Mass education has raised the standards of life in America, but it cannot guarantee success either at the high school or the college level. The old rules for success have not been changed. Schooling at any level provides no more than an outline of knowledge and assists in developing habits of orderly thought. These and the basic fundamentals should equip you to face the world unafraid. There is one other essential. It is the willingness to learn and to work. High School graduation should not be the end of your education. The successful person will learn something most every day of his life. Each experience is an addition to one's total wisdom. Education will give you a better opportunity to try for success. It will place a person a little way on the road to usefulness. Nothing worth while is likely to be attained easily. Hard work is as necessary today as ever before. Work demands physical and mental energy with a measure of earnestness and devotion. Character is built on honesty, service, faith and clean living. We are proud of the graduates from North High. As you continue in your plans, our wish is that you will share a good measure of success and happiness. We hope to continue to give you any needed support and personal endorsement in the years ahead. Sincerely, CMJ M MR. MERVIN DILLNER, Assistant Principal Mr. Dillner, assistant principal, is a great philosopher. He devotes part of his bulletin board to some of his favorite sayings, Every Life Is To Help All Lives; Each Man Should Live For All Men's BETTERMENT I am proud of you what is your opinion? If you please Thank You Last and Least important—I These are two of his quotes. If you have ever talked with him you will find he believes in these. Behind all the boy at North, i Mr. lellwyn Anway, the boy ' counselor. He guide them to greater height in scholastic and extracurricular activities. He ha a job few people would envy but handles it in an efficient and orderly manner. Just about any problem concerning school or personal life. Miss Viola Marti, the girls' counselor can answer. Among her many duties include counseling group activities and working with the other counselors on the testing program. Page 15 A new member to North's counseling staff is Mr. Joseph Anfinson. He serves as a counselor for the sophomore students and also has a senior study hall. One of the busiest people at North is the school nurse. Miss Helen Dargey. Her job includes re-admitting students who have been out because of illness and excusing students who are ill. Much of Mrs. Mary Ellen Zens' time is spent outside of schoo visiting students who have any problems. In this way she find: out the difficulties and helps work out a solution. Page 16 Seated: Harriet Apel, Viola Marti, Willard Solie, Mildred Read, lellwyn Anwyn, Joseph Anfinson. Standing: Mathilda Krefting, Claris Etscheid, Marvin Dillner, Chester Johnson, Curtis Gwynnc. THE EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL The Educational Council, an advisory committee to Mr. Johnson, decides on school policies and regulations. The council consists of eleven members, six of these elected members are from the faculty; the other five permanent members are the principal, assistant principal and three counselors. President of the council is Mr. Solie; vice president is Mr. Anway; secretary is Miss Read. Page 17 m Left to right: Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, Mrs. Hazel Corrigan, Clara Schaal, Mrs. Mabel Millor, Mrs. Margaret Little. Mrs. Miller, secretary to Mr. Johnson, and the rest of the office staff take care of attendance cards, do book work, and organize the bulletin. Mrs. Mary Erickson, lunchroom manager, and her capable assistants keep the students well fed and satisfied. Page 18 Keeping the school running in a smooth, orderly fashion is the job of the custodians. LUNCHROOM STAFF Left to right: Mrs. A. Ledding, Mrs. M. Griswold, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. S. Kivincn, Mrs. J. Haynes, Mrs. Mary Erickson. MAINTENANCE STAFF 19 First row: E. Shephard, B. Olson, E. Ready. Second row: D. Curry, J. Swanson. Third row: W. Rahikain, F. Jasper. Fourth row: A. Westberg, E. lemko, C. Nelvik. CHARLES ADDINGTON RUTH AMUNDSON CLARA ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON LOIS ANDERSON HARRIET APEL JOHN BEHRENDT LUELLA BENNETT HILDA BLESSIN AGNES BOLIN LEWIS BURNETT ELVA CARLSON ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON MILDRED CLARKE J. CLIVE CLEARY EDANA CONNORS JOHN CONOVER ALICE DAVIDSON ELMER EDLUND CLARIE ETSCHEID PAULINE FARSETH ELIZABETH FAST DONALD FORBES GLADYS GUDAHL Page 20 These boys in the metals class ore busy on a special project. The Auto-Shop is another division of this department. B is picture shows somo of the things involved in Sewing. The girls The class is waiting impatiently for the answers to the problems Hork hard on their projects and turn out a very good job. being solved on the black board by two of the elementary algebra students. « age 21 Ever wonder where the beautiful music is coming from 4th hour? It's the choir, of course, under the capable direction of Mrs. Zellers. Here the choir is rehearsing. CURTIS GWYNNE LAWRENCE HANSEN DIANE HENZE DAISY HETHERINGTON SHARON HOPE CAROLINE HORSCH JOHN JACOBI FRANK JOHNSON MARY JOSEPHSON EDGAR KAST JAMES KEENAN MARTIN KENNEDY I I Page 22 MILTON KLEVEN MATHILDA KREFTING LINTON LANGE AGNES LERSCHEN LILLIAN LINDSTEN HARRIET MADIGAN CATHERINE MANDLER CLARICE MILLER HOWARD NENOW LEROY OLSON WILBUR PALM FLOYD PEARSON One of the important subjects assigned to every senior is modern problems. They study government and the pattern of man's living. These sophomore students are getting help from the S.E.P. monitors. The Sophomore Enrichment Program is set up to help the sophomores become better readers. One place to help you learn how to become a receptionist is in the office training class. Here Lois Townsend is acting as room secretary. Studying some of the equipment of the physics department is the 6th hour physics class. Chemistry, biology and botany are three of the other science courses offered. Page 23 SAMUEL PERRIN RUTH PERSON ESTHER QUELLO ALVIN QUIRING MILDRED READ LLOYD RUTGERSON ANN SELMELA MARY SARGENT JOHN SCHNEIDER MARJORIE SEALANDER RUTH SIMS RICHARD SMITH WILLARD SOL IE EDWARD SOLTYS GLEN SONNENBERG GEORGE SULLIVAN HAROLD THILL GORDON THOMPSON BERTHA THORPE HELEN ULVESTAD ERNEST VILLAS MYRTLE WIIK SEYMOUR YESNER EUDORA ZELLERS Page 24 These girls are participating in tennis, one of the active sports offered by the girls' physical education department. Mechanical drawing does not only interest boys, but the girls also. These girls are checking out books and some other students ®re looking at books in the back ground. The library has a wide selection of books. One of many English choices offered to seniors is business English. Page 25 4 Ch cfe O! oi a? q? o; oi o; Oi Page 26 j dj o; oi © o; Gi Page 27 First row: Nancy Bradiey, Judy Bury, Lois Bialick, Beverly Brousseau. Second row: Renee Bistodeau, Janice Brault, Darlene Branson, Jeanette Blasiak, Carole Bloch. Third row: Gail Breeding, Jean Botker, Gwen Bogar, Nanette Boudreau, Gary Bohler. Fourth row: Stuart Borken, Michael Brew, Eugene Buckanaga, John Bohach. Fifth row: Jerome Biernat, Thomas Brennan, John Budnick, Steven Boquta, Raymond Bonnell. MRS. AMUNDSON - 306 Getting prepared for the 1956 Homecoming, Homeroom 306 is helping support the activities by buying Homecoming but. tons. Page 28 First row: Carolyn Bahe, Penne Bcrenbcrg, Donellc Beck, Piia Baunis, Geraldine Becker, Irene Baker. Second row: Sharon Antil, Janet Becker, Betty Barrett, Diane Baer, Phyllis Besner. Third row: John Andryski, Thomas Frienderich, Marian North, Judy Benish, Mary Anderson, Nannette Berg. Fourth row: Ronald Berge, Ward Bell, Wayne Bergstrom, Neson Berman, lee Beaudctte, Richard Barsaloux. MR. ANDERSON - 100 Unaware of this sneak picture. Homeroom 100 is caught in the act. The bundle you see is the first issue of the 1956 Polaris paper. Page 29 First row: Sharon Feldman, Barbara Allen, Dennis Peterson, Ivan Micklin, Dorothy Rowe. Second row: Georgia Papac, Rochelle Ackerman, Karol Macklow, Kay Johnson, Karen Aas. Third row: James Carpenter, Ellen lindfors, Richard Homrighouse, Jeannete Anderson, Janice Anderson. Fourth row: Robert Pukul, Joel Neisen, Karen Anderson, Katharine McEroy, Erling Hanson. Fifth row: Wayne Dvorak, Karl Rosenow, Thomas Persons, Richard Poye, James Woodruff. MISS ANDERSON - 327 Homeroom 327 has no worries at far as keeping buttons on their shirts. They are well e-quipped with needle and thread. Page 30 First row: Jerome Edling, Sally Edclstein, Thomas Corlett, Marcia Cuda, Deanna Duenow, Michele Doying. Second row: Phyllis Drosscl, Mary Corbett, Vera Domming, Jack Durant, John Dorholt. Third row: Jeanette DeMann, Constance Duncan, Betty Cotten, Diane Burnham, Mary Desmond, Rita Dolgoff. Fourth row: George Dhein, Jack Dcming, Charles Donnelly, James Devery, Audrey Dobbs, Virginia Eggert. Fifth row: James Donald, Albert Dravcs, Jon Dahl, David Ward, Gary Dimon, Thomas Cunningham. MISS APEL - 323 Apples for Apel is not a bad idea, especially when you are sitting in the teacher's seat. Page 31 First row: Owen Fagerman, Mercel Fercho, Charlotte Erickson, Yvonne Ervasti, Jacqueline Dietz. Second row: Sandra Engstrom, Barbara Rock, Yvonne Fischer, Eunice Brockmeier, Carolyn Fiterman, Gary Finncman. Third row: Rachel Foust, Diane Forbes, Barbara Fisher, James Fisher, Richard Coyle. Fourth row: Walter Casebolt, Marvin Friedman, Bill Favreau, Jim Fenning, Donald Elliot, Robert Fickling. Fifth row: Robert Foster, Jostin Fidlin, Richard Erickson, Sheldon Eviden, Robert Foss. MRS. BENNETT - 229 With nothing to do, Mrs. Bennett has a tough time trying to get these students to stay awake. Page 32 First row: Carolyn Goldstein, Valerie Froehling, Rosalyn Friedell, Susan Goldstein, Jo Ann Gobe, Cathy Gallup. Second row: Mclainc Goldberg, Patricia Fyten, Susanne Gergcr, Joy Gordon, Eugene Gittleson. Third row: Kathlyn Gibbs, Auron Gordon, Beverly Gearhart, Joann Graham, Maxine Godman, Sharon Furzland. Fourth row: Robert Galinson, Bonita Godfrey, Robbie Gass, Glenda Buss, Judith Kaczmarck. Fifth row: Lee Grant, Ronald Gravely, Richard Stachowski, John Daugherty, Gary Gibson, Sanford Goldberg. M SS CONNORS - 227 It is quite evident which side of this homeroom won the argument over the Teen-Age Code. Page 33 First row: Sterling Grevious, LaVerne Hanka, Mary Halloran, Gloria Gray, Gloria Grocn, Gary Hansen. Second row: John Hansen, Robert Hansen, Rita Groenke, Michael Konkol, Sharon Harris. Third row: Joseph Greenstein, Lois Hamann, Beverly Greene, Barbara Grosbusch, Victory Harris. Fourth row: Kenneth Daugherty, Donald Groschcn, Aaron Gurewitz, Mary Hartman, Shirley Hartman, Nancy Hansen. Fifth row: James Baker, Donald Rothstein, Wayne Halverson, Ronald Hamberg, Martin Hansen, Richard Hartfiel. MR. CONOVER - 225 Surel You can do it! Mr. Con-ovor is trying to give the girls in his homeroom a general picture of basketball before the basketball preview. Page 34 First row: Diane Holmquist, Mavis Huntington, Carol Herman, Lynda Henderson, James Invie. Second row: Robin Ingram, Patricia Huddleston, Judith Hingeley, Sandra Holm, Jillayn Hoem, Betty Howard. Third row: Jeffrey Hollmcicr, Elliot Ingber, Elissa Hcilicher, Thomas Hokkanen, Morlcno Harvey. Fourth row: Donna Hulbert, Frank Miller, Allen Hoffman, Steven Hoffman, Dennis Hilary, Phyllis Jofmann. MR. EDLUND - 209 Considering the small amount of locker space. Homeroom 209 isn't bothered by the room they have during locker inspection. Page 35 First row: Carol Josco, Bonnie Johnson, Marvel Lundberg, Lorraine Johnson, Mildred James. Second row: Eileen Ivcns, Rosalee Johnson, Ann Johnson, Barry Johnson, Karen Jandro. Third row: James Jordon, Joseph Jordan, Kathleen Johnson, Jody Irwin. Fourth row: William Jiran, Sheldon Jones, Rollyn Johnston, Genevieve Pinsko. Fifth row: Irwin Jacobs, Paul Johnson, Darold Johnston, Yvonne Johnson, David Johnson. M SS FARSETH — 212 i Building up their expectation for the 1957 annual, Homeroom 212 is reviewing the annual of 1956. Page 36 Fir$� row: Suzanne Calof, Nance Clark, Kathy Carlton, Barbara Chrysler, Nona Cook. Second row: Roberta Cohen, Marianne Cahlander, Nancy Carver, Dave Carlson, Ronald Carciofini, James Cook, Robert Coleman. Third row: Barbara Collyard, Carl Caliquire Kathleen Corbett. Fourth row: Karen Compton, James Christopherson, Charles Canfield, Ronald Connolly. Fifth row: Jeanno Longley, Richard Connoy, John Cliplef, Ronald Commodore, Sharon Clarke. MRS. FAST - 125 Time out for breakfast is the theme of Homeroom 125 which never seems to go hungry. Page 37 First row: Tamara Karter. Colette Kinvig, Sharon Klayman, Elaine Katz, IcRoy Kasclnak. Second row: Judy Karatz, Sharon Kara, Karen Karlson, Steven Kaplan, Marion Klein. Third row: Doug Joscphson, Ramona Kendrick, Mary lou Kamrow, Gall Karatz, Karon Kastama. Fourth row: Patricia Keymes, Linda Kirkcvold, Jamos Jeppesen, Richard Klink, Edwin Kelly. Fifth row: Joromo Kellman, Sheldon Katz, Joseph Kasper, Sandra Kclliher, Howard Kauffman, Sheridan Kelman. MR. HANSEN - 12 Cleanliness is next to Godliness, is Mr. Hansen's demand. This basin often comes in handy. Page 38 First row: Rebecca Larson, Myra Logan. Joan Larson. Janice Kranz. Jean Korth, Second row: leonno Laurin, Sharon Knight, Ronald Krcpis, Joe Jackson, Karen Kraemer, Third row: Sandra Kushncr, Patricia Knox, Patricia Pumper. Deane Kohanek, Kathryn Knot. Fourth row Robert Larson, James Lange. Lyle Myers, Beverly LaFave, Joyce Lazcrine. Fifth row: Eric Larsen. Ralph Knight. Joyce laws, Gary Jacques, Robert lecher, Mary Kolderie. MRS. HOPE - 328 First row: Annette Mandei, Kathleen Mulcahy, Ronald Malbon, Joan Manosevitz, Louise Levy, Ardis Martfeld. Second row: Diane loines, Connie McCoy, Barbara lerman, Susan Mark, Harriet Marsh. Third row: Bob Manthey, Harman Goodman, Dennis tiss, Patricia Lind, Jeri Martin, Patricia McGaughey. Fourth row: Eugene Markowski, Marilyn Manke, Ellamae Lindmark, Norman Lindbcrg, Harold lowis, James Dixon. Fifth row: Arthur Albrecht, Richard Miller, David Lyle, Harry McLaughlin, Michael Mealey, Dennis Lund. MR. JOHNSON - 2 First row: Judy Motsala, Lydia Montgomery, Lois Miller, Karen Mather, Jackie Mikelson. Second row: Ted Motcski, Roderic Meyer , Luba Moroz, Elfrcda Mays, Marietta Mayberg. Third row: James Miller, William Milgram, Jeffrey Mills, Robin Miller, Charles Mitchell. Fourth row: Stephen Mika, Kurt Metzncr. Gala Mapcs, Charles Mattson, Donald Wesley. Fifth row: Bruce Miller, Craig Moon, Robert Mueller, Tammara Morley, Ellsworth Miller, James Metchnek. MR. KEENAN -215 Mr. Keenan goes with Robert Hall clothes. He doesn't look as if he appreciates the students in his homeroom handling the merchandise. Page 41 First row: Annette Patterson, Mildred Sperr. Judith Pedlar. Jean Paquette, Jack Paulson. Second row: Martha Pellow, Karol Osfrin, Phyllis Perper. Dianne Palmer, Nona Parilow. Third row: Margaret Pederson, Susan Olson, Michael Daugherty, Joan Persons, Sandra Oxborough. Fourth row: Marlcno Myhre, loren Olstad, James Osborn, Charles Ostrom, Walter Olson. Fifth row: Ronald Olek, Gary Parsons. Warren Olson, Harvey Perry, Richard Person. MR. LANGE - 308 Oooo! Mr. Lange is well aware of the pull this girl is getting, but it looks as if tho boys are enjoying every stretch of it. Page 42 First row: Patricia Motyl, Judith Mueller, Gerald Melson, Mary Ann Nelson, Bernadine Noodleman. Second row: Jean Neuberger, Sharon Nepstad, James Norberg, Beverly 0'8rien, Laurel Nolan. Third row: Kermit Mundahl, Lawrence Nolan, Michael Morrison, Paul Nyberg, Gary Nelson. Fourth row: Janet Nelson, Judith Nelson, Jane Nelson, Annadell Nankc, James Schutta. Fifth row: Gerald Nordquist, Ronald Pavlock, Morgan Nordstrom, Robert Onnstad, Matt Kohler, Gary 0'8rien. MR. KLEVEN - 224 Mr. Klcven's homeroom is really sharp with the pencil when it comes to writing. Page 43 First row: Dorothy Rakos, Shirley Philstrom, Carol Phillips, Ardyss Peterson, Jerry Poucher. Second row: Jurgen Raw don, Sharon Pipp, Colleen Lambert, Naomi Rappaport, Marcia Peterson. Third row: Nancy Peterson, Enga Pile, Barbara Post, Diane Prochaska, 8roce Polaczyk. Fourth row; Ronald Qucgley, Thomas Pogreba, Nicholas Petros, Patricia Rapacz, Drusilla Prybilla. Fifth row: Barry Friedman, Folton Schieisman, Melvin Gallagher, Gerald Ranke, Robert Pritchett. MISS LERSCHEN — 312 Miss Lerschen was unaware of the consequence her homeroom had when this note was left in shorthand. Page 44 First row: Judith Robinson, Sandra Rick, Mary Rodgers, Maria Rodriguer, Diane Ross. Second row: Rosalie Roberts, Catherine Stephncy. Susan Royland, Judith Resnick, Annotte Rcssen, Eunice Reinking. Third row: John Ross, Ronny Ries, Neil Rocklin, Kay Roth, JoAnn Romano. Fourth row: Arthur Resnick, Norman Riger. Richard Rostamo, William Stein, Marlene Richmond, Orlin Collins. MR. NENOW- 13 Here, let me show you, Mr. Nenow. There is an auditorium this morning. Page 45 First row: Ruth Sandback, Susan Scanned, Mary Samborski, Dorothy Schirmers, Johanna Sellers. Second row: Judy Scott, Judith Schulty, Rita Schaitberger, Faye Saxton, Donna Schmidt. Nancy Sandback. Third row: Earl Sainio, Kenneth Sandberg, James DuBay, LaVonne Taylor, Cynthia Seymour. Fourth row: Perry Schwartj, Gerry Schuller, Stephen Salsberg. Harold Scherling, Ronald Sayler. Fifth row: Wayne Schneider, Daniel Schmidt, Robert Schmit, Kenneth Russell, David Schectman, Thomas St. Marie. MR. RUTGERSON - 226 Homeroom 226 is very insistent on a sober picture with nothing but the Facts. Page 46 First row: Donna Stevens, Mary Sleeves, Marilyn Spath, Myma Sills, Lynne Smoot. Second row: Melba Spourl, Ruth Siegfried, Gary Stcinke, Noel Silvor, Bonita Sorin, Carole Stafford. Third row: Darlene Simmons, Mary lou Shcrva, Sandra Smith, Susan Smith, Potricia Splllan. Fourth row: Jeffrey Hammol, Charles Squires, Robert Slind, James Steere, Donald Shiff, Elbert Ingram. Fifth row: Alden Silver-man, Benjamin Smith, Roger Sixer, Darrell Spohn, William Somdehl. MR. SCHNEIDER - 325 Aayl I fear that you sophomores are getting smaller overy year. Page 47 First row: Peter Anderson, Ronald Ahlman, Paul Black, Kenneth Anderson, Gerald Anderson. Second row: Earl Bird, Steven Abrams, Bruce Blumenthal, Dennis Bloomquist. Third row: Ronold Jiracok, Patrick Bird, John Goodman, Bill Bock, Charlie Stendahl. Fourth row: James Bird, Douglas Cyrus, Roger Anderson, William Bliss. MR. SMITH - 116 Mr. Smith's homeroom believes in the ancient ritual when It comes to head shrinking and believe me they are really prepared for it. Page 48 Pint row: Janoal Swanson, Monica Thurman, Vivian Talbot, Janecn Swart. Judith Swart . Second row: Sharron Tetnor, Joanne Swan, Bonnie Swanson, Angela Taus, Esther Sudduth, Third row: Adricne Stoller, Marjorie Tack, Judith Thomas, Howard Stonelake, Geraldine Tillimpan. Fourth row: Kenneth Sword, Richard Sumstad. Leonard Teylor, Robert Sutter, James Swatosh, Harold Larsen. MR. SOLTYS - 11 First row: Dianne Westphal. Carl Wetterbcrg. Pat Smith, John Wirth, Susan Zelenak, Diane Zembel. Second row: Dianne Ziskin. Carolyn Zwickey. Carol Westlund, Sandra Wigren, Marie Saporito, Serene Wite, Carol Wiest. Third row: Deborah Westlund, Rothelle Woldorsky, Jeanetto Zimmerman, Roberta Willprecht, Peter Wirkowski, Judy White. Fourth row: Richard White, Robert Yunker, Michael Zandlo, Frank Yant, James Wright, Phillip Wilson, Lester Williams. Fifth row; Daniel Ziff, Stephen Winthrop. George Wilcoy. Roger Wepplo, Herbert Weisberg, William Johnson. MRS. ZELLERS -311 By the looks of this picture, one o'clock is the time stressed by the Teen-Age Code to get home, but heh heh heh hehl Someone doesn't think so. Page 50 First row: Corina Torres, Patsy Walters, Katherino Trout, Geraldine Warner, Rachel Weiner. Second row: Ann Tvenge, Carol Ulmaniec, Rose Ann Wrzos, Dawn Wallace. Third row: Charlos Tindell, Bruce Tollefson, Beverly Walbcrg, Faye Watson, Lois Uhrich. Fourth row: John Tomczyk. Ray Trombley, Eugone Wamo, Gayle Towie, Joan Trebing. Fifth row: Leo Wallis, Ralph Bohn, Gerald Wallner. Gerald Villella; Jack Warner. MRS. WILK — 318 You students should realize that in my room students have to stay after school 5 minutos for every minute you are late. Page 51 Qf o; o) Oi o§ Page 52 First row: Karen Ahem, Merlene Ambroz, Ruth Ann Barkosky, Elaine Baker. Second row: John Ackerblade, Marlene Bator, Donovan Anderson, Joel Anderson, Fred Appl. Third row: Joan Barnott, Marty Fleming, Clyde Wentworth, Ronald Ahlman. Fourth row: Dennis Stigcn, Roger Anderson, Leona Augustson, Jim Baker, Rkhard Auger. Fifth row: Jamci Anderson, Roger Wcrtamen, Robert Anderson, Ronald Bearman. MR. BEHRENDT - 205 Ayef But Mr. Behrendt, what will become of your boyish, handsome, beautiful physique? Page 54 First row: Tom Bennett, Carolyn Beugen, Cheryl Bentley, Joyce Berozousky, Arlene Bialick, Francine Benowitz. Second row: Diann Berg, Janet Bieke, Sandra Bentilla, Janet Bcllero, Margie Bosak. Third row: Riley Lala, Phillip Schneider, David Bcsner, David Zandlo, William Becker, Sheila Berman. Fourth row: Richard Blank, Allen Born, Robert Berneck, Neil Blumberg, David Boll. MR. BURNETT - 104 On your mark-Get ict-Gol Look as though Mr. Burnett really has his homeroom trained. But this couldn't be the track teaml Page 55 Fir � row: Jean Hanion, Gayle Braverman, Marlene Budentki, Sharon Chry� ler, Esther Coped . Second row: James Caldwell, Gayle Burns, Patricia Brennon, Joan Carlson, Barbara Ramin, Judy Anneth. Third row: Lauren dayman, Gregory Ceouette. Ruth Ann Chatfield, Harvey Krueger, Richard Carlson. Fourth row: Dwayne Brecht, Orlyn Brethorst, Virginia Carpenter, Paul Carlson, Harold Carlson. I MRS. CARLSON-315 Take a letter, Mis Chatfield. This isn't such a bad idea when you have a dictator like this! Page 56 First row: Patricia Coursolle, Antonette Oomiano, lois DuChene. laVoy DuBas. Darlene Crowt. Second row: Gail Frank, Atba Coleman, Jane Rannoy, Janet Drostel. Third row: Sandra Conklin, Bonnie Creighton, Sharon Cowl, Margie Eastey, Cherie Deeringer. Fourth row: Arnold Duoos, Miron Majeski, Alan Duffncy, Mike Dunn, Mary Ann Hall. M SS CLARKE - 207 First row: Lawrence Elliott, Cynthia Ekman, Shlrloy Ellis, Charlene Fiterman, Judith Fagerhaugh, Marvin Eastlund. Second row: Sarah Evons, Melonio Fectzo, Beverly Fingerhut, Marjorie Ekstrom, Mary Fagro. Third row: Susan Ford. Michcal Eastman, Thomas Flak, Richard Donahue, Don Edstrom, Annette Edwards. Fourth row: Laurence Epstien, Bruce Engstrand, James Johnson, Charles Erickson, Warren Fischer. VUSS DAVIDSON - 106 First row: Timothy Gadbois, Ruth Gamaehe, Mary Foreman, Harriet Gary, Beverly Freeman, Vincent Forsman. Second row: Sharon Franks, Danielle Getty, Phyllis Frick. Third row: Susan Fries, Vincent Forsman, Joe Ramirez, James Fricderich, Richard Fowler. Fourth row: Merlin Friedman, Duane Garrett, Deanne Gegne, Florence Fry, JudithGass. Fifth row: David Garfin, Donald Foss, Bruce Frank, Carole Fuchs, Eldon Foster. MRS. ETSCHEID - 223 Oool Apparently the girls in Homeroom 223 are true blue Elvis Presley fans, but it is obvious from the boys' looks that Elvis doesn't rate. Page 59 Fint row: Darla Grivna, Josephine Grandy, Marilyn Gittelson, Geraldine Haley, Cheryl Glaser. Second row: Arlene Goldfoin, Steven Goodman, Barbara Jo Gruman, Rochelle Goldman, Gene Swanson, Addie Ghover. Third row: Joan Hackel, Sharalyn Godfrey, Janet Lind, Dick Halverson, Wayne Zwickey. Fourth row: Jean Hackel, Ralph Hall, Craig Gilgen, Jeanine Grassman. MR. FORBES - 307 After labelling them as a friendly homeroom, we are in doubt if they will get their homework done. Page 60 Fir t row: Priscila Jarpey, Carol Ann Johmon, Darlene Iveaon. Marie Hueb cher. Second row: Suzanne Hokk, Rozenne Jacobton, Arlene Horovith. Third row: Oonald Homme , Zeneida ledon, Sharon Jarmuik. Sandra Holmlund. Fourth row: Daniel Hollenbeck, Robort Hozempa, Marilyn Hopper, Oda Hor� ch. M SS HORSCH - 304 On the job Homeroom 304 i« really doing their good deed for the day. We have a feeling Mi� � Hor ch will be � urpri� ed. Page 61 First rowi Ruth Kies, Joyce Juntllla, Arlene Kelman, Sandra Kacheroski, Nancy Kieley. Second row: Richard Johnson, Sharon Jude. Janet Nordvik, Rita Jones, Carolyn Duncan. Third row: James Kalisch, Norbert Sobek, James Ketcham, Darlene Kargel. Dennis Jones. Fourth row: Lynn Johnson. Charles Katz, Jeffrey Karatz, Tenny Johnson, Robert Johnson, Paul Kaiser. MISS JOSEPHSON — 310 The item on this bulletin board must be pretty important to attract so much attention In Homeroom 310. Page 62 First row: Marilyn Kossof, Sandra Engelson, Rita landy, Beverly Krank, Mary Lou Klino. Second row: Gene Lewis, Juliana Klein, Sandra Schalow. Raleigh Kramer. Third row: Carole Kroman, Peter Gariepy, Dick Kleyman, Daryl LaBelle, Connie Kivo. Fourth row: Bill Larson, Susan Krause, Marvin Kmetz, Fred Knox. Fifth row: Duane Larson, Gerald Leinfelder, Roger Kjeldahl, Howie Larson, Kenneth Kronstedt. MISS KREFTING -121 With the greenhouse In bloom, Homeroom 121 really appreciates the coming of spring. Page 63 r. Firit row: Janice liltie, Joyce lemke. Marcia Lessak, Lola Crow. Second row: Marilyn Lundberg, Jeanette Lobejko, Beverly lynch. Joanne Linner, Adrinne locker. Third row: Martin Halvorton, Gary lindman, Deborrah loft, John longie. Fourth tow: Norman Jordan. Michael Bruns, Michael levi, Richard Lofstrand. MRS. UNDSTEN - 228 Mrs. lindsten's homeroom now has an idea of the facilities North High had many years back. Page 64 First row: Margaret Maikkula, Shannon Martin, Joan McKean, Robin Meltzer, Martha Morales. Second row: Marlys Moylan, Laural Macosek, Frances Malm, Rochelle Meyers, Wendy Malin. Third row: Dennis Smith, Sanford Margolis, Levi Miller, Gayle Marko, Lois Martin. Fourth row: John Mickelson, Mary Madera, Jeanette Miller, Janet Mandelstam, Phillip Marlin. MISS MADIGAN - 119 Miss Madigan, you doll! Her banner is waving, her pom pon is swaying and she is saying, You'll save 25c on overy game. First row: Anita O'Brien, Rita Peariman, Gloria Paar, Karen O'Brien, Peggy Paquin. Second row: Charlotte Paletz, Sharon Muncy, Lonl Shink, Vernee Oltman, Diane Olaen, Marlene Oti . Third row: Douglat Neuberger, Emma Munion, Barbara Palmer, Judie Niman, Benny Oatrow. Fourth row: Eddie Nelaon, Kenneth Paraona, Harold Olaon, Philip Ottroviak, Raymond Oleiaky, Sheldon Olkon. M SS MANDLER - 324 Miaa Mandler it in the proceta of iasuing bua carda to theae atudenta. A bua card playa a very important part in the life of a atudent. First row: Carol Hermanaen, Renee Hillman, Gloria Hirt, Karen Hanaon, Jeanie Hartig. Second row: Karen Hantegard, Oale Brown, Constance Lindgren, Lorraine Herman, Nancy Hanson. Third row: Darlene Harris, David Hauge, Gordon Hatse, James Hendel, Shirley Hinds. Fourth row: John Heruth, Michael Hochberg, Robert Hoeft, Jim Hayes, John Hilger, Ronnie Heiligman. MR. OLSON - 5 With time on their hands, Mr. Olson's homeroom has found an easy weigh to do their homework! First row: Diane Phillips, Pearl Pieper, Judith Huntington, Renee Pearlman, Lorelie Pendergast. Second row: Ira Pettiford, John Poucher, James Paulsen, Botte Payne, Sharlyn Pomerleau. Third row: Ann Phillips, Marion Quirk, Myma Peterson, Ann Pellow, John Pett. Fourth row: Sandra Peterson, Gene Peters, Darwin Peterson, Richard Pcttman, Sharon Potvin. AIR. PALM - 9 All set for a snack is Mr. Palm's homeroom. These hot dogs look as if they will really get the treatment. First row: lone Rappaport, Guifa Robert , Eleda Rosewarne, Roberta Raver Sheila Rajnick. Second row: Beverly Reno, Marilyn Rcssen, Margaret Rupert, Yvonne Johnson. Third row: Chariot Williams, Stephen Rozman, Morlenc Ruffenach, . Daniel Rippie, Tamara Ronholdt. Fourth row: Steve Rakot, Michael Rodgers, William Robinson, Elliot Rothcnbcrg, Gene Rattei. MISS PERSON - 202 Miss Person's homeroom really looks as though they can persuade her to give them a fifty cent discount on the annual. But knowing Miss Person, we think the price will remain the same. First row: Katharine Seavey, Bonnie Sax, Ruth Schwartz, Virginia Rybak. Second row: Arlene Breyen, Evon Sako, Jean Noel, Joyce Scott, Dolorot Salzberger. Third row: Sharon Sandhoff, Edward Shapiro, Ronald Shacter, Norman Shapiro. Fourth row: Wayne Seifert, Marcia Schwartz, Morna Rusch, Gary Schutte, Douglas Secro. MfSS QUELLO - 204 With everything all set. Homeroom 204 it making tome quick plant to leave town. We guarantee their trip will be very short considering homeroom it only seventeen minutes long. Fir � row: Sandra Shapiro, Shirley Stillman, Janico Steinke, LaVonne Soderberg. Second row: Janet Shefloe, Bob Stamm, Roaanne Shumway, Janice Simi, Arthur Silver, Wayne Stcphcnaon. Third row: Judith Shuaain, Barbara Simmonda, Paul Siwek. Fourth row: Judaon Sheridan, Irving Smith, Patricia Stament. Paul Simpaon, Stuari Brown. MISS READ -321 Fir«� row: Kathryn Stoeckel, Carole Tieva, Rivian Swatcr, Judy Suita, William Swigart, Second row: Harvey Tapper, James Stryzyewtki, Harriet Teener, Sue Cohen. Third row: Jamet Styer, Beverly Szymanski, Dennit McNosky, Joni Thyr, Dennit Symalla. Fourth row: Louise Thompson, Wilber Nichols, Ernest McNeal, Clarence Underwood. Fifth row: Ronald Thumer, Donald Swanson, Thomas Swatosh, Floyd Entnor, William Thompson. MR. SOUE-301 Say I That's no place to hide. Please come out. Mr. Solie looks at if he would like to get in there too. First row: Joseph Schommer, James Glerson, Patricia Jenlsta, Rossen Fredrica. Second row: Gary Lyman, Roger Hendrkkson, Karen Johnson, Louis Sorrell. Third row: Georgia Wilson, Eugene Larson, Margaret Alexander, Virgil Hanninen. Fourth row: Lucky Burnaugh, William Running, Gary Wehr, Everett Martin. MR. SONNENBERG - 103 What we have here is very dear. Not every boy has the advantage of joining a group like this. First row: Gloria Witherspoon, Joseph Boersma, Miriam Wolf, Sandra Zalik, Alice Hendrickson. Second row: Jerry Zweigbaum, Carol Peterson, Patricia Witte, Graco Seiler. Third row: Edward Yolen, Duane Wentworth, Deonna Schimmel, Renia Weisman, Lois Wepplo. Fourth row: Elliot Wolson, Dale Ward, Michael Wilmes, Harry Southorling, Jeffrey Welch. MISS THORPE-211 Give me an H. Miss Thorpe's homeroom is really set to cheer our team to victory. School spirit is essential. Fiat rows Marlene lemke, Beverly Grapentin, Kathryn Miller, Joyce Charley, lone De Fore� t. Second rows Beverly Hyelmberg, Betty Johnson, Jerry Braun, Darlene Malloy, Genevieve Cotton. Third row: John Hagedom, Karen Conlow, Katherine Berres, Judith Betzler, Carmen Anderson. Fourth row: James Roberson, John Anderson, Jerome MecDonald, John Nordy, David. O'Brien. Fifth row: Franklin Spoma, Stephon Wennes, Dale Roeder, John O'Boaky, Edward Kohn, Dennis Schroeder. MR. THILL - 322 With scissoa all set, Mr. Thill' homeroom knows just what t do. Paper dolls is quite i hobby, too. Finf rowi Mickey Trockman, Rosalind Walter, Shee Tilsner, Theresa Hart. Second row: Donald Branson, larry Warner, Eleanor Voyer, Harvey Vinitsky. Third row: Loren Weinberg, Dave Weinberg, Sendee Troswick, Ruth Vodovox. Fourth row: John Kowelcxyk, Robert Trombley, Alan Treite, Tom Donnelly, Helen Pavlack. MR. THOMPSON-210 These students seem to be en. joying their report cards; but from (he looks of Mr. Thompson, he is very concerned. First row: Diane Hersch, Elsie Kogan, Carol Johnson, Mery Streed, Stephanie Greenberg. Second row: David Erickson, Sheldon Edelstein, Ronald Lazarus, John Goetz, Marilyn Polpck. Third row: Harold Sedoff, Michael Shapira, Richard Passenheim, Bruce Johnson, Robert Passen Hein. Fourth row: Harvey Feldman, Herbert Weisman, Richard Makl, David Gleason, Dennis Seltzer. Fifth row: Paul Felth, Richard Stoeckmann, Denny Wagner, Sheldon King, John Hutchison, Bruce Hansen. MR. CHRISTOPHERSON -777 Homeroom 111 is busy polishing their P.T.S.A. trophy and are pretty proud of their 100% membership. Chris' homeroom has both juniors and sophomores in their picture for they are in charge of all movies and sound equipment in the building. Page 77 Fiat row: Carole Schneidman, Marian Friedell, Suzanne Katz, Robert Wallum, James Roufs. Second row: Ruth Sneen, Barbara Carrington, Delores Olson, Isabel Levinson. Third row: Edward Holm, Raymond Jex, Mel Williams, Richard Weisman, Sharon Shields. Fourth row: Bradley Nelson, Walker Munson, Ruth Armol, Barbara Walters. Fifth row: Timothy Nuollet, Rodney Peterson, Larry Wickland, Bruce Hutchins, Ralph Jensen. MR. VILLAS - 26 Mr. Villas' band homeroom seems to enjoy doing their homework? including the jokes. All band members are in Homeroom 26 whether sophomores of juniors. First row: Barry Weinberg, Lois Stillman, Richard Neumann, John Fisher, Richard Hubbcll. Second row: Mary Schultz, lynneia Olson, Barbara Gilbert, Sheldon Severson, Larry Colman. Third row: Ray Cell, Paul Harris, David King, Ronald Rose. Fourth row: Paul Kleinbaum, Harry Lippman, Nancy Cole, Joel Pcller, Orin lazerowitz. Fifth row: Gary Sherman, Charles Singer, Davo Wallin, Robert Krahn, Paul Johnson. MR. VILLAS - 26 All set to go, Mr. Villas' homeroom Is at it again. Praclice makes perfect and by the sounds of the North High Band they ere perfect. Page 81 First row: Judith Swartz, Rochelle Singer, Elaine Geretx, Mary-Margaret Stree, Cynthia Eaton, Susan Goldstein, Barbara Allen. Second row: Marjorie Eastey, Phyllis Besner, Dianne Palmer, Charlotte Erickson. Lynne Smoot, Eunice Reinking, laVeme Hanka, Louise Levy. Third row: Miriam Meyer, Mary Lou Kamrow, Janet Nelson, Barbara Collyard, Susan Dechter, Phyllis Miller, JoAnn Hemerick. Fourth row: David Schectman, Harold Carlson, Robert Osterhus, Robert Besner, Robert Johnson, Stephen Abrams, Virginia Orstad. Back row: Dan Ziff, Michael Rockier, Judson Sheridan, Daniel Silverstein, David Garfin, Charles Erickson, James Neuberger. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Reina Weisman, Rosalind Walter, Rita Pearlman, Beverly Hahn, Wendy Shieff, Elaine Baker, Sheila Rasnick. Second row: Richard Toughill, Gerald Huddllston, Rochelle Meyers, Kathleen Johnson, Joanne Linner, Joan Laulainen, Janet Shefloe, Mery Lou Crotty. Third row: Jack Warner, Kenneth DeYoe, James Roberson, Robert Lecher, Myron Chemrinow, Sandra Peterson, John Bohach. Fourth row: William Thompson, Bradley Nelson, Ralph Hall, Charles Arnold, Ralph Laiderman, David Pearson, Robert Wall, Jim Miller. Back row: Robert Hoe ft, James Anderson, Vernon Beckman, Gary Schutte, Barry Friedman, Milton Ertl, Gerald Leinfelder. i SUSAN DECHTER Secretary JOAN IAUIAINEN President ARNOLD TURCHICK Vice President JUDD SHERIDAN Treasurer Ralph Hall reports to the council on one of the various activities discussed during the year. Susan Dechter collects money from the all school Community Chest drive. President, Joan Laulainen, conducts an Informal discussion of the Teenage Code. Front row: Sown Dechter, Naomi Davit, Naomi Gottstein, Carole Bloch, Elaine Baker, Wendy Shieff, Miriam Wolf. Second row: Lynneia Olton, Karl Ostrin, Diane Hertch, Raleigh Kramer, Blue Bell Dom, Phyllis Frick, Rivian Swatez. Back row: Marilyn Pollack, Judton Sheridan, David lyont, Michael Rockier, Jim Milgram, Robert Otterhut, Joan Barnett. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE BOB OSTERHUS SUSAN DECHTER President Tournament Secretary NAOMI DAVIS Vice President JUDSON SHERIDAN Business Manager LYNNEIA OLSON Secretary Michele Katz littent critically to Sutan Dechter as Brad Nolaon records her speech. BRADLEY NELSON Treasurer Page 84 National Forensic League is an organization that gives students interested in public speaking a chance to achieve satisfaction for their efforts. Some of North's friendly enemies in contests are: Henry, Roosevelt anfJ Edison. National tournaments were held in Louisville, Kentucky. North was represented in the national tournaments three times by being national winners in our district. Some of the activities are debate, oratory, dramatic readings, and panel discussions. These girls admire proudly a well-deserved trophy and the NFL mascot, the farmer. Bob Osterhus took part in the Student Congress held at Henry. This is one of the many events of NFL. Front row: Bradley Nelson, Aaron Nathenson, Delore Olson, Robert Ostorhus. Robert Seyler, Jerald Holma, Mary Schultz. Raymond Cell, Barbara Walter . Second row: Joe William , Harold Manke, Gary Sherman, Ronald Boedigheimer, Timothy Wuollet. Jim Roufs, Suzanne Katz, Sylvia Silverman, lynneia Olson, Harry lippman, Dick Kelberg, Joel Charon, Paul Kleinbaum, Dave Wallin, Janice George, John Fisher, Perry Schwartz, Joe Greensteln. Back row: Joel Peller, Charles Singer, Edward Holm, Sharon Shieldj, Isabel Levinson, Marian Friedell. MR. VILLAS, director Page 86 BAND The governing body of the band is the Band Council. KHWEUDM Ruth Arm !, Michael Reich, Ray Jex, Ruth Sneen. Roger Dobbs, Petti Mattson, Orin lazerowitz, Keren Noren, Richard Welsman, Barbara Corrington. Dale Hagsfors, Fred Silvers, Ralph Jensen, Walker Munson, Larry Colmen, Richard Neumann, Paul Harris, Phyllis Miller. Nancy Cole. Third row: George Ash, David Hoffman, Elliot Wolson, Sherman Cohn, Barbara Gilbert, Lois Stillman, Stan Fink, Merwin Beclelman. Ronald Rose. Fourth row: Bruce Hutchins, Carole Schneidman, Barry Weinberg, David King, Mel Williams. Chuck Johnson. John Weaver, Robert Krahn, Paul Boileeu. BAND Harold Manke, Joel Williams, and Ronald Boedigheimer play together as a trumpet trio on the Bugler's Holiday. Seven saxophone serenade the students at band performances. Rafael Mendez, world's greatest trumpet virtuoso, joined the North High band, in a special concert for many students of tho Twin cities and the Northwest. North's Band urged all to vote in the 1956 national election. POLAR BAND The Polar Band is composed of students working for membership in the varsity band. They meet and rehearse daily, and occasionally perform for school auditoriums. Front row: Gary Finneman, Jo Ann Hamrick, Steven Mica, Gary Dimon, Pat Walter , Myron Goldman, Sandra Oxborough, Alan Cook, Ronald Drepi , David Blomenthal, Janet Miller, Robert Yunker, Susan Scannell, Annadell Nanke. Second row: Katherine Obersky, Sharon Moorehouse, Paul Black, Rochelle Ackerman, Paul Johnson, Bob Foster, Aaron Gwrewifz, Joe Greenstein, Joan McKean, Merlin Freedman, Dennis Scheer, Noel Silvers, Ellsworth Miller, Sharon Harris, Kurt Motxner, David Schmidt, Jeffery Holtmeier, Dan Rippie, Loren Weinberg, Jurgen Rowdon, Jerry Menth, Delwln Pettis. Back row: Mike Konkol, James Roufs, Floyd Natchwey, Alden Silverman, Peter Otsen, Sheldon Katz. Mike Levi, Averon Heilgam, Gerald Nordquist, Charles Squires. frooi row: William Somdahl, Ann Pellow, Martha Pellow, Mery Desmond, Leslie Blustein, Jim Gofdstein, Jarry Zweigbeum, David Gerfin, Stu Milgram. Second row: Joe William , Harold Manke, Dick Kelberg, Jo Ann Hamarick, Nancy Cola, Barbara Gilbert, Aaron Nathan-son. Joel Charon, Rodney Peterson, Stephan Udell, Joanne Nylander. Back row: Elliot Rothenborg, Gary Fischer, Phillip Fischer, Ransom Pinck, Sheldon Goldstein. ORCHESTRA The largest and the smallest instrument are played by Gary Fischer and Nancy Cole. te h Firal row: Frances Malm, Gail Frank, Raleigh Kramer, laVonne Taylor, Rose Ann Wrroi, Sandra Shapiro, Kay Rofh. Second row: FrancJne Benowitz, Sharon Chrysler, Jody Caligoire, Adrienne Locker, Ann Phillips, Judy Persons, Beverly Krank. Third row: Helen Mclnerny, Jean Miller, Marion Quirk, Carole Kroman, Barbara Ramin, Beverly Reno, Melonie Fectxo, Sharon Potvin, GLEE CLUB Front row: Jeanie Hartig, Sharon Muncy, Elaine Baker, Pat Couraolle, Barbara Niccum, Sandra Swanaon, Sandra Kecheroaki, Shirley Diver, Pile Baunia, Lorelie Pendergaat, Naomi Gottatein, Elaine Geretz, Roberta Raver, Shannon Marlin, Jo Ann Romano, Judy Fagerhaugh, Judy Suita, Harriet Gary, Gloria Gray, Phyllia Frick, Bette Payne, Toni Domieno, Ruth Gamache, Joyce Elliott, Laurie Mecoaek. Second row: Barbara Smeija, Suaan Ford, Bonita Godfrey, Diane Olaen, Carol Wieat, Shirley Spittle, Mary Lou Crotty, Nancy Hanaon, Connie McCoy, Arlene Goldfein, Kathlyn Gibba, Marjorie Tack, Suzanne Calof, Bonnie Sax, Jillayn Hoem, Jeanine Graaaman, Tam Ronholdt, Janet Shefloe, Katharine Seavey, Marjorie Eaatey, Sendee Troawick. Sandy Johnaon, Mary Fagre, Pearle Peiper, Mery Foreman, Sheila Raanick. Third row: Janice Lecher, Carole Fucha, Marianne Cahlander, Karen Anderaon, Deanna Cariaon, Sharon Erickaon, Oda Horach, Karen Hanaegard, Sandra Conklin, Leone Auguataon, Phyllia Perper, Carol Hermanaen, Joan Barnett, Margaret Krezowaki, Sharon Jude, Druailla Prybille, Don Swanaon, Eldon Foater, Judy Gaaa, Ruth Ann Chetfield, Sandra Peteraon, Myrna Peteraon, Barbara Fiaher, Audrey Fehlberg, Annette Edwarda, Darlene Harria, Marguerite Hanaen, Suaan Krauae, Patricia Jamea, Karen Benaon. Back row: Joel Anderaon, Lynn Johnaon, Bob Moeller, Charlea Mitchell, Darold Johnaton, Craig Moen, Norman lindberg, Kenneth Neumann, Ralph Hamann, Elaine Katz, Mike Zandlo, Judd Sheridan, Marty Fleming, Sandy Margolia, Clyde Wentworth, Vem Beckman, Dave Brudnoy, Dan Ziff, Rudolph Smurd, Orlyn Brethorat, Bruce Miller, Warren Johnaon, John Cliplef, Jamea Donald, Charlea Heinemann, Charlea Canfield, Kenneth Sandberg, Jamea Strzyewaki, Terry LaBiaaoniere, Donald Weintz, Ralph Kottke, Joaeph Schommer, Robert Shoop, George Dhcin. Choir officera are Vem Beckman, preaident and Martin Fleming, Junior Buaineaa Manager. Dorothy Horn and Arnold Turchick are accompaniata. The choir presented its annuel Christmas program to the student body. Holding its traditional party the choir celebrated the completion of its Christmas concert. CHOIR Mrs. Zellers, choir director, was surprised with a gift from her choir. The choir was invited to sing at the First National Bank on Broadway. Page 93 Charlene Fiterman, Ann Mae Za k e� ki, Borvnie Sax, Joan Linner, Judy Ga , Jean Henjen, Arlene Goldfein, Merjie Bo ak, Bev Hahn, Peppy Greenberg, Rivian Swatei, Lorelie Pendergaat. POLARETTES Officer are Beverly Hahn, Beth Donahue, Ann Mae Zakaeski, and Lorelie Penderga t. Polarette precision. Count the legs, divide by two and it thould equal the number of head . rOP One of the featured number at the Holiday Revue was the Polarettes' version of the Can-Can. The � mile� are produced by the good newt that the Polarettet have been selected to appear In the Judge Wright Show. THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS BLUE BEIL DORN, aditor RUTH PERSON, advisor 1957 ANNUAL STAFF Chief Blue Bell end her tribe gather around the council fire to don the war paint and bum the midnight oil. War paint specialist—Jerry Holma. Picture-maker Marcia Bahe and picture-taker Dean Miller. Page 97. Heap big story teller tells of heap big fish. Faculty section editors Pat James and Elaine lindbloom review higher mathematics. Taking care of the papoose section are underclass editors Jean Darth and Janice Laulainen. Dick Gilyard and Sharon Mead are editors of the sports section. Major sports—jacks, funnies?? After finishing the activities section, these girls are ready for the happy hunting grounds. Checking tribal history are Joanne Nylander, Joanne Laulainen, Beverly Hahn, and Joyce Gold. Margaret Krezowski, Barbara Kaplan and Lesly Sinton, editors of the senior section, peer into fhc future to predict some seniors ten years from now. Blue Bell Dorn end Joanne Nylander plead with Diene Olsen, junior editor, end Gayle Merko, junior business meneger, to accept their responsibilities. Front row: Naomi Rappaport, Louis levy, Sandra Zalik, Lois Bialick, Renee Pearlman. Second row: Phyllis Perper, Phyllis Frick, Darla Grivna, Patricia Courselle. Paul Black. Third row: Beverly Szymanski, Joseph Greenstein, Elissa Heilicher, Marilyn Pollack. FouriF row: Harry Lipptnan, Donald Shiff, Richard Johnson, Margaret Alexander, Tamara Ronholdt. Back row: Wayn Dvorak, Neson Berman Arthur Resnick, Edward Kehn. ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES Front row: Doloros Salxberger, Rose Ann Wrzos. Karen Karlson, Karen Mather, Vivian Talbot. Second row: Mary Desmond, Jean Korsh, Patricia Fyten, Sandra Schalow. Third row: Roberta Cohen, Arlene Horovitz, Sandra Engstrom, Carol Westlund, Rita Schaitberger Fourth row: Happy Berman, Sandra Troswkk, Karen Ahern, Judith Niman, Annadell Nanke. Back row; Judith Shussin, Deborah loft, Gary Fischer, Johrv Heruth, Mary Madera. NORTH HIGH POLARIS '57 Annual Edition Vol. 38 No. 14 North High School, Minneapolis, Minn. Juno 19S7 Chodos Wins News Award LITTLE DID Dole Hogfors know that ho was congratulating tho Polaris Bi-weekly award winner when he shook Steve Chodos' hand in this picture last January. Dale was runner-up. '57 Yearbook Staff Will Publish One Issue of Polaris Bi-weekly The Polaris Bi-weekly staff has been publishing newspapers all year. Now the Polarin Annual staff will publish a newspaper about the Polaris Bi-weekly staff. Sounds complicated, doesn’t it? It really isn’t though. Of course, we can’t publish a whole Polaris; we don’t have room. In fact, this little f:ont page you are reading at this moment is a boiled-down version of even the small-sized newspapers the Bi-weekly staff put out a year ago. We thought it would be nice to get a newspaper ••flavor from a newspiper format. So if you will bear with us for the next five pages and use your imagination, we will try to present the 1956-57 Polaris Bi-weekly staff through the medium of newspaper clippings. Your Imagination is important because it is doubtful that any of these clippings could have appeared in the Polaris Biweekly. The Polaris writers rarely print articles about themselves, you know. Nevertheless, let us introduce this year’s Polaris Bi-weekly staff . . . Winner of the annual Polaris Bi-weekly award is Steve Chodos. The award normally is given in one of the spring senior awards auditoriums, but this year the Polaris award was withheld so that the Annual could announce the winner. This is the first official announcement of the award. Traditionally the winner was chosen by vote of the Polaris Biweekly staff. The vote was taken just before Christmas vacation in time for the Annual’s copy deadline. School newspiper staff members voted for five fellow staffers, and the winner was selected on a point basis, counting first place as five points, second four points, etc. Runner-up Steve Is Dale Hag-fors. Third, fourth and fifth places, respectively, went to Maurice Bernstein. Dave Lyons and Rochelle Singer. Steve is editor-in-chief of the Blue editions of the newspaper. Dale has a similar position on the White stiff. La3t year both Steve and Dale were selected by their respective junior news writing classes to head the cub editions of the Polaris Bi-weekly. They also were selected by James E. Anderson, school newspaper adviser, to head up the dual editorial staffs of this yeai’s senior staff. Maury is a reporter covering the news from the principals office. He also wrote the Grad Gillery. Dave is the Polaris photographer and has been counted on heavily for writing sports. Rochelle edits the editorial page cn Dale’s White staff and writes editorials. Page 102 Hagfors, Chodos, Orstad Handle 3 Top Positions The top pezsonnel on any newspaper are the persons who are in charge of the editorial and business departments. This is true of the Polaris Bi-weekly also. This means that there are three top persons on the Polaris because there are two editors-in-chief and cne business manager. Dale Higfors and Steve Chodos are the editors and Virginia Ozstad is the manager. Although school paper staff members receive credit for graduation and one hour of c JS3 time each day to publish the Polaris, the time schedule for the editors'usually extends far past that hour. After-school hours are not uncommon for Steve and Dale; late-evening and early-morning (the wee houis, that is) before-the-dead-line last-minute writing, rewriting and editing is not unusual. Virgi nia’s task is juggling and recording more than $2500 in the Polaris Bi-weekly budget. She must keep accurate books (she has a bookkee ping background), sell advertising, bill advertisers, deposit money and checks, make out authorizations for payment of bills and order Virginia supplies. I am proud of our editors and business manager, says James E. Anderson, school paper adviser. And rightfully so. too, because what responsible student positions in this school arc under the direct scrutiny of all the students and require as much work as the editors and business manager of the Polaris Bi-weekly ?’ Page 103 Are There 2 School Newspapers? Blue, White Staffs Spread Out Duties Is it true that there are TWO school newspapers at North high school? No—not exactly. What, then, are the Blue and White staffs? It is true that there are two separate staffs of editors, but they merely share the editor duties on an alternate basis in order to spread out the work amongst Polaris staff members. On the Blue staff, headed by Steve Chodos, are Blaine Gereta. news editor; Jim Milgram. editorial chief; Patty Baith. feature editor; Dan Silverstein, sports editor. Dale Hagtors Is editor-in-chief cf the White staff and has the following editors on his staff: Marie Volkert, news editor; Rochelle Singer, editorial chief; Karen Ebener, feature editor; Stanley Fink, sports editor. These staffs have the same group of reporters working for them. The dual editorial staff setup was instituted at North last year. ••When I came to North x few years back, the Polaris had coeditors, said James E. Anderson, adviser. It didn’t work. I found that when you have two persons on a job, one poison usually ends up doing most of the work. I throw out the co-editor arrangement and had one person on each job for a year. That didn’t work too well either because It was too much work for these persons.” Mr. Anderson tried having competing boy and girl staffs last year (remember the Polar and Polarette staffs), but he found that there aren't always an equal number of dependable girls and boys. Convinced that two separate staffs was the answer to the problem, Mr. Anderson instituted the Blue and White staffs for the 1956-57 Polaris Bi-weekly. KID STUFF? No. This is on of the raro moments when tho Blue staff of editors didn't work hard. Left to right are Patty Barth, Steve Chodos, Dan Silverstein, Jim Milgram and Elaine Ceretz. GET YOUR cotton-pickin' fingers off that apple! says Shelly Singer to Karen Ebener, as the White staff takes off a few minutes for coffee. Marty Volkert, Dale Hagfors and Stan Fink (the intellectual one in the background) are the others in the picture. page 104 Virginia Orstad Susan Dechter Two Girls Handle Polaris' $$ Virginia Orstad and Susan Dechter do a lot of odd jobs around the Polurls office, and most of these jobs have something to do with money. As business manager Virginia is head keeper of the ca$h. They call Sue circulation manager, but she has her fingers on the loot too. The girls’ jobs began early in the fall when they began soliciting advertising to North Minneapolis merchants. Advertising is a big source of revenue for the Polaris; this year’s budget calls for at least $600 fiom this source. Approximately 11 per cent of the space of the Poluris is reserved for advertising. Circulation is Sue’s biggest job. She’s the one to blame when your first hour class doesn’t .get its school papers. In addition to the circulation in North High nearly 200 copies are sent out to other schools, prominent persons, advertise!s and out-ofschool subscribers. And at the end of the year the budget WILL balance. STOPPING to compar her mutcla with tho tpaciman in � h« hoaHh ad is Sus Dachtar, circulation oditor, os Virginia Orstad, business managir, helps Sue cut up. JftRY HOIMA Jerald Holma is one young man who is doing a two-man job or maybe even a three-girl job. We won’t quibble about numbers, but Jerry IS doing what three girls did last year. In addition to filling in the art position that two girls claimed last year on the Polaris Annual. Jerry is the Polaris Biweekly cartoonist. It’s the latter position that we’d like to talk about. Jerry won this position in a contest — a contest against a bunch of girl?. He submitted a Penny and Pete” strip in the annual Polaris ait contest which determines who will be the Po-laris cartoonist for the next year. He was the only boy in the contest, but he won. (naturally I Jerry submits his ideas and finished products to Miss Mildred Read for help and approval. Miss Read is the Polaris Bi-weekly art adviser. MR. WISH STOP WOULD THAT ERASER A Polaris Equation One Jerry Equals 3 Girls Page 105 As Staff Shutter-bug Lyons 'Rescues' Polaris Bi-weekly One of the handiest members of the Polaris Biweekly staff is Dave Lyons. Dave doubles as photographer and no. 1 jack-of-all-trades on the sports staff. Having already been chosen to write sports. Dave came to the rescue last fall when it became apparent that the PolarLs Bi-weekly would have no regular photographer. If a tabulation of total amount of space in the Poluris were taken. Dave's space total would surpass any other staff member’s by five or six times. Here’s an idea of what Dave did in an average edition: 1. He wrote from two to three sports stories (usually more than any other sports writer). 2. He shot on an average of seven pictures. . developed them and printed them. If Dave were writing this story, he would share the credit with one of his best pals, Richard (Jim) Milgram. It was Jim’s camera that took the pictures most of the year; it was Jim’s darkroom that was used for developing and printing of the pictures; it was Jim’s welcomed help during most of the year that made Dave’s job much easier. Fred Deaderick took the pictures for the first issue of the year. LYING ON THE FLOOR shooting a basketball picture is Dave Lyons, Polaris By-weekly photog. Mit i about Sheila Breitman Mathematicians devise equations; doctors write prescriptions; chefs concoct recipes. Sheila Breitman also had a problem: an equation for “added’’ readership, a prescription to make the student body “feel’’ happy, and a recipe for good taste in writing. To be a suc-cc3sful humor columnist required a formula including ALL these factors. Rummaging around the Polaris room for the solution. Sheila came upon a dusty bookkeeping text including the formula: I equals Prt Say, here’s my formula.” thought Sheila. After all, it’s INTEREST that I’m looking for. Let’s see now. What do the other letters in the equation stand for? P’ must represent ‘personality.’ I’ll surely want that in the column. ’R’ could stand for ’rhyme.’ I’ll write some cute little poems. ’T’ is for ’timely.’ That must mean that the jokes shouldn't be old.” Of course. Sheila didn't actually devise a specific formula, but don’t you think she solved her problem ? Sheila at work? Page 106 ONE OF THE FEW TIMES you'll find 11 roportorj all in one place wa for this picture. At the typewriters are Annalee Smith, Donna Usan and Dick Blackwell. Behind them are Judy Se-dransky, Sandra Schwartz, Harriet Block, Jane Silver, Marilyn Silver, Dave Lyons and Harriet Feldman. Jeanne Kephart is not pictured. Polaris Reporters Emit 'Sigh of Relief' As School Paper Year Draws to Close MORE THAN ANXIOUS to help Maury Bernstein on a picture problem are the top reporters of the Polaris staff: (clockwise from left) Bobby Beck, Serene Goldberg, Micky Katz, Fred Blumenthal, Joni Plutzer, Annalee Kapel and Ranny Pinck. In years past. Polaris reporters were specialists: some were news writing ‘experts” and some specialized in writing feature articles. Nearly everyone wanted to be a feature writer; hardly anyone wanted to write straight news stories. This year every person who is not an editor is a news reporter. The first job of every writer is to cover one or more regular news beats around school. Then if they wish to write more, they can write features. The best features are published. The more eager and talented reporters receive bylines for their extra work. Most counted on for tin big news” of the building are Maury Bernstein, Runny Pinck, Serene Goldberg and Michele Katz on general news runs. Fred Blumm-that is the ace sports writer. Some of the top bylined feature writers are Joan Plutzer, Barbara Beck, Annalee Kapel and Maury Bernstein. Grad Gallery” specialist. Now' the entire Polaris Bi-weekly staff is ready to trade its news articles, features and makeup dummies for diplomas. Junior U. N. officers are Serene Goldberg, Arnold Turchick, Isabel Levinson, Herb Weisman, and Roberta Heller. JUNIOR UNITED NATIONS Front row: Elaine Geretz, Naomi Gottstein, Wendy Shieff, Elaine Baker, Renee Pearlman. Second row: Michele Katz, Sharon Chamey, Suzanne Katz, Sue Cohen, Rita Pearlman. Third row: Deborah Lott, Reina Weisman, Gayle Marko, Sheila Breitman, Harriet Block. Fourth This year the Junior United Nation ha� attracted enough member to tchedute meeting in 200. Member di cu� and locate area of international importance. Front row: Marian Friedell, Rosalind Walter, Serene Goldberg, Helen Wilkerson, Rachel Weiner. Second row: Joy Gordon, Phyllis Besner, Doloros Salzberger, Harvey Vinit� ky, Carole Schneidman. Third row: Itabol Levinson, Harriet Teener, Roberta Heller, Arnold Turchkk, Steven Goodman. Fourth row: Jerry Udell. Sandra Peterson, Blue Bell Dorn, Carol leader, Myma Peterson. Fifth row: Gary Fisher, Sheldon King, Sheldon Eviden, Norman Riger, Sheldon Goldstein. Fir� t row: Nance Clark, Sheila Berman. Cynthia Ea� on. Back row: Robert 0� terhu� . Steven Gageby, Robert Betner. ETHICS COMMITTEE Mr. Diliner and tome of the committee member! meet in hit office to ditcutt ethict. Sheila Berman and Phillip Betner check reportt which the committee will contider. SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Miriam Meyer, Sharon Mead, Robert Osterhus, Sara Javinsky. Blue Bell Dom. Second row: Joel. Charon, Steve Chodo , Stephen Weisberg, Judith Rudock, Margaret Krezowski, Karen Ahltted. Third row: Fred Deadrick, Jcrrold Milstein, Sidney Abrams, Micheal Lemer, Aaron Nathenson. Fourth row: Gary Madson, Ransom Pinck, Gary Garvis, Howard Hanson, Kenneth Neumann, Dean Miller. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Gary Madson, vice president; Pat Barth, secretary; Robert Osterhus, president; Renelda Hess, treasurer; and Bruce Arones, sergeant-at-arms. Page 112 first row: Kat Bann, Joanne Nyiandcr, Mary K. Pournica, Joyco Elliot, Serene Goldberg. Second row: Barbara Beck, Harriet Block, Mary loo Crotty, Annalcc Kapcl, Rochelle Singer. Third row: Renelda Hess, Roberta Heller, Sheila Breitman, Jeanette Ruikka, Naomi Davis. Back row: Bruce Arones, Dale Hagfors, Marie Volkcrt, Annalee Smith, Dick Poison, Arnold Turchick. The traditional induction ceremony for the National Honor Society was hold on March 12. Rehearsing for this big day are several of its members. Members of N.H.S. are choson for their scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Front row: Michele Katz, Miriam Wolf, Darlene Stull, Rivian Swatez, Joan Plutzer. Second row; Laura Clark, Sandra Shapiro, Sharon Charney, Carolyn Beugen, Rita Pearlman. Third row: Marilyn Silver, Reina Weisman, Frances Hill, Darlene Johnson, Beverly Lynch. Fourth row: Myron Chemrinow, James Roberson, Beverly Szymanski, Janet Mandelstam, Joyce Gold, Sharalyn Godfrey. HALL GUARDS Hall guards are alert, studious, and well-informed on current events of the world. Just a little more, Ralph, and you will have done the impossible; sneaking past a hall monitor. No, no Bill! You ought to know better than to bribe Wake up, Jim! This is no time to sleep! scold Darlene one of AAr. Lange's hall guards. and Sharon disgustedly. Get back to your posts before Mr. Lange catches you loafing on the job. Please, Mr. Lange. I didn't even see him go upstairs! Get on your mark, get set, GO! � ays Joni Plutzer innocently. Front row: Diane Olson, Joan Janikowski, Mary Lou Kline, Ruth Gamache. Mary Kay Fourniea. Second row: Raleigh Kramer, Mary Fagre, Joanne tinner, Janice Little, Wendy Malin, Janet Bollero. Third row: Sara Javinsky, Deanna Schimmcl, Emma Munson, Mary Ann Hall, Anita Grecnatein. Back row: Carole Fuchs, Karen Ahlated, Susan Krause, Judy Watcher, Deanna Carlson. OFFICE HELP Ruth and Patti check the students' program cards to be sure that they are correct. The cards are used to locate students and to check classes and must be kept up to date. Daily during third period, the girls pass out the attendance sheets. Raleigh and Deanna are busy putting mail in the teachers' boxes. Front row: Sharon loader. Carolyn Malkow, Serene Goldberg. Roberta Heller. Second row: Francis Hill, Jeanne OxwoeW, Elaine Geretz Third row: Carol leader, Jane Silver. Karen Benson, Phyllis Miller. Fourth row: Sandra Conklin, Judith Rudock, Leone Augustson. COUNSELORS’ HELPERS The girls are sorting and counting tests which will be taken by North High students throughout the school year. COURTESY COMMITTEE Sharon Leader gives a helping hand to these new sophomores by showing the location of the student lunchroom. Abe Lincoln, a familiar figure at North High, is viewed by Elaine Geretz and Mr. Afinson as she conducts a tour of the building. Front row: Harriet Marsh, Annette Ret ton, Carolyn Goldstein, Ruth Schwartz, Irene Baker, Joyce Berezousky. Second row: loi Wepplo, loit Crow, Sandra Shapiro, Charlotte Paletz, Addie Glover, Dorothy Horn, Carol Johnson. Third row: Harriet Teener, LaVonne Taylor, Diane Prochatka. Harriet Feldman, Naomi Davit, Marsha Goldstein. Fourth row- Oda Horsch, Carl Caliquire, Annalee Smith, Karol Ottrin. Dianne Zitkin, Maylyn Reston, Sarah Evans. Fifth row: Dick Sumstad. Ben Smith, Jerry Udell, Lauren dayman, Phyllis Hofmann, Stuart Borken JUNIOR RED CROSS Front row: Fredrica Rossen, Naomi Gottstein, Bonnie Johnson, Judy Huntington. Elaine Katz, Joyce Charley, Carol Collins. Second row: Rita Grownke, Jcanie Hartig, Marlene Bator, Georgiana Pietilainen. Judith Halvorson. Joanne lilies, Marie Volkert. Third row: Sharon Jude, loone Augustson, Mary Ann Hall, Susan Krause, lynneia Olson. Constance Duncan. Barbara Fisher. Fourth row: Liana Mayes, Erling Hanson, Richard Blackwell, Stephen Weisberg, John Konkol. Janet M-ndelstan, Patricia Know. Fifth row: Charles Desnick. Charles Chapman, David Kerner, Carole Fuchs. Carol Passenheim, Jerry Kaufman, Ralph Bohn. Front row: Wallis Jarpey, Jeannette Laulainen, AAiki Swenson, Edna Rclopez, Joyce Borezousky. Second row: Sharon Cowl, Bonnie Creighton, Karen Ahern, Marion Meier, Barbara Vctschcr, Sandra Bentilla, Margie Bosak. Third row: Louise Thompson, Carol While, Margaret Pope, Karol Berge. Barbara Bolduc, Gretchen Schleisman. GIRLS GYM LEADERSHIP Changing records. Lined up on the second floor, the gym aids get a bird's-eye view of the boys' lockor room. Front row: S. Tllsner, J. laulainen, B. Chrysler, D. Sfanke, H. Gary, H. Weiner Second row: S. Kaplan, C. Beugen, H. Marsh, E. Baker, R. Swalez. M. Wolf. Third row: B. Carlson. M. Konkel. C. Bahe, M. McCullough. J G.eske, N. Kieley. Fourth row: A. Pellow, J. Dc Mann. I. Shink, C. Flterman, J. Schultz, D. Hersch. Back row: Y. Johnston, C. Heinemann, S. Mead. W. Duvrak, M. Bahe, R. Vodovoz P. T. S. A. MEMBERSHIP Students serving on the P.T.S.A. executive board are Sharon Mead, Bev Hahn, Barbara Beck, Dick Blackwell and Sid Abrams. Front row: R. Heller, D. Horn. M. Kossof, I. Nolan, B. Hahn, C. Lambert. Second row: N Nat, M. Pellow, M. Katz. N. Bradley, D. Salzberger. Third row: G. Marko, K. Gibbs. S. Knight, J. Erkson, M. Rupert, B Rockier Fourth row: M. Moen, J. Walcher, M. Zanolo, S. Worst, A. Stoller. Back row: S. Wennee, R. Thomas. C. De Yoe, 0. Wentworth, O- Collins. R. Jex. From row: H. Block, I. Hoffman, M. Klein, S. Leader, R. Weiner. Second row: R. Landy, M. Gittelion, R. Swatez, M. McCullough, J. Rasnick. Third row: J. Scaberg, P. Kendrick, J. O'Brien, S. Goldberg, J. Nahimky. Fourth row: A. Patterson, S. Tetner, C. McCoy, B. Lynch, B. Rockier. Back row: J. Miller, T. Ronholdt, B. Frank, L. Lauren, J. Hansen. P. T. S. A. Now, now, girlsl Don't fight over it. Looking over the agenda for the next meeting arc Tamara Ronholtd, president, and Wendy Malin, vice president. Front row: T. Corlett, S. Groviout. K Bromen, M. Peterson, P. Baunis. Second row: M. Fagre, M. Peterson, E. Sako, W. Malin, R. Sandback Third row: J. Nordvik, K. Berres, S. Hinds, S. Javinsky, A. Nanke. Fourth row: B. .Blits, K. Ahltted, K. Ebener, D. Hulbcrt. D. Westlund. Back row: J. Budnick, S. Eviden, R. Bearman, T. Persons, J. Warner. Front row: Barbara Jo Gruman. Doloros Salzburger, Miriam Wolf, Ruth Schwartz. Marcia lessak. Second row: Sue Cohen, Kathryn Stocckel, Joyce Crandall, lucille Schneider, Rochelle Goldman. Third row: Harriet Teener, loi� Wepplo, Michele Katz, Sharon Charney, Suzanne Katz. Fourth row: Marly Moylan, Marilyn Mitchell, Wendy Malin, Judy Seland, Cherie Deeringer. Fifth row: Joan Hackel, Judith Shussin, Deborah lott, Reina Wel� man, Gayle Marko. LIBRARY PAGES library page help the student find book by showing them how to use the card catalogue. The girl have various dutie which tribute to a smooth running library. Page 124 con. STAGE CREW Who' going to pull which lever? The complicated switch take skill and know-how to operate correctly. Page 125 First row: Diane Hersch, El� ie Kogan, Carol Johnson, Mary Mgt. Stroed, Marilyn Pollack. Second row: David Erickson, Ronald Lazarus, John Stanz, John Goetz, Dave Gleason. Third row: Harold Sadoff, Bruce Hansen, Richard Pasienhelm, Bruce Johnson, Robert Passenheim. Fourth row: Harvey Foldman, Herbert Weisman, Richard Maki, Michael Shaplra, Dennis Seltzer. Fifth row: Paul Felth, Richard Stoeckmann, Dennis Wagner, Sheldon King, John Hutchison. PROJECTION A projection student, long lost from room 111, is discovered when room 105 is cleaned. Students from projection display some of the equipment which is available for school use. Dick Stoeckmann and Denny Seltzer teach a willing student the intricacies of the Kodascope. Front row: Pcnne Berenberg, Michele Doying, Yvonne Ervasti, Charlene Fiterman, Rivian Swatez, Joan Plutzer, Rachel Weiner. Second row: Gail Karatz, Bonita Sorin, Joy Gordon, Patti Mattson, Guita Roberts, Carloe Bloch. Third row: Roland Sundeen, Marilyn Pollack, LeRoy Johnson, Laurene dayman, Phil Wilson, Wendy Malin, Helen Campbell. Fourth row: Joan Barnett, Ruth Armel, Patti Paraschuk, Anita Greenstein, Myron Chemrinow, Robert Waltz, Neil Fagerhaugh. Fifth row: Darold Johnston, George Ash, Stephen Udell, Gerald Wallner, Ronald Jiracek, Kurt Metzner, Dave Weinberg. BANKING MONITORS Front row: Mary lou Kline, Priscilla Jarpey, Geraldine Lewis, Dorothy Rowe, Judy Mueller, Ardyss Peterson. Second row: Suzanne Calof, Annette Retsen, Mary Foreman, Bonnie Sax, Harriet Marsh, Harriet Lessak, Susan Scannell. Third row: Sandra Schwartz, Barbara Rockier, Jillayn Hoem. Marion Meier, Marlewe Myhre, Margie Bosak, Barbara Niccum. Fourth row: Janet Nordvik, Karen Hansegard, Sharon Potvin, Susan Krause, Marie Volkcrt, Gail Breeding. AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Page 129 Y-Teen's officers are Jeanette laulainen, president; Ruth Chatfield, vice president; Phyllis Miller, secretary; and Sheila Berman, ICC representative. Y-TEENS Y-Teens is the organization for high school girls in the Y.W.C.A. It provides these opportunities for its members: to work and play together in a group in which membership is open to all girls—regardless of their racial, or social affiliations; to know the fun of constructive educational service and social activities; to belong to a club which emphasizes the importance of each girl's active and responsible participation in its activities; and to have a close affiliation with a city-wide, national and international organization. Mr . Henze, Y-Teen's advisor. All right, o it wasn't such a good ideal says Sandl Zalick, co-chairman of the formal. Bev Hahn, co-chairman, Karen Benson, program chairman, Jan Hanson, publicity chairman agree. The basic objective for the Y-teens cabinet is to bring back ideas to the individual chapters. I Digesting tho good food at the Y-tecns Banquet are some of the girls who worked for its success. Page 131 Fron! row: Jeannotto laulainen, Sandra Englcson, Shirley Stillman, Rivian Swatez, Sandra Zalik, Rita landy, Elaine Katz, Bernadlnc Noodle-man. Second row. Marilyn Kossof, Karen Karlson, Gloria Witherspoon. Marie Goldenberg, Judith Halvorson, Darlene Stull, Cynthia Eason. Third row: Dianne Palmer, Esther Sudduth, Dolores Salzberrcr, Atha Coleman, Frances Malm, Sally Edelstein. Fourth row: Sandra Swanson, Bonnie Swanson. Rochelle Meyers, Marietta Maybcrg, Laurie Makosek, Phyllis Perper, Faye Watson. Back row. Shirley Sudduth, Carol While. Patricia Krier, Sharon Worst, Dorothy Stirus. Margaret Pope. Karen Benson. CHAPTER I Front row: Karen O'Brien, Lucille Schneider, Arlene Mather, Marilyn Gittelson, Janice laulainen, Louise Levy, Cynthia Tiltner. Second row: Marlene Otis, Shannon Martin, Judy Swenson, Karen Broman, Ruth Schwartz, Sheila Rasnick, Ruth Gamache. Third row: Sharon Knight, Annette Ressen, Caro'yn Goldstein, Joan Manosevitz, Sharon Fedlman, Rochelle Goldman. Fourth row: Judith Swartz, Nancy Peterson, Janice Anderson, Janet Lind Patricia Kendrick, Shirley Kluck, Rochelle Ackerman. Back row: Karen Anderson, Sharon Jude, Susan Krause, Diane Forbes, Carolyn Zwickey, Phyllis Frick. CHAPTER II ,h« excited expressions you can tell girls are talking about the Y-'•ens formal From row: Bonnie Sax, Deanna Ouenow, Joyce Elliot, Harriet Iron . Mary Ann Nelson, Judy Huntington, Bev Hahn. Second row: Bonnie Johnson, Mavis Huntington, Marcia Code, Mary Margsrtl St reed, Darlene Crowl, Carole Tieve, Joyce Crandall, Nancy Bickerstaff. Third row: Jean Paquette, Nance Clark, Dorothy Horn, Carol Johnson, Jane Ranney, Patricia Jenista, laVerne Hanka, Harriet Marsh. Fourth row: Miriam Meyer, Judy Seland, Gail Nyberg. Judy Knight, Janet Sell, Judy Mel sale, Carolyn Fitermen, Karen Kastame. Rita Groenke. Back row: Louise Thompson, Florence Fry, Carol Fusch, Rochelle Woldorsky, Mary Lou Kamrow, Patricia James, Eleanor Jasco, Karen Ebner. CHAPTER III Front row: Joyce Scabcrg. Charlotto Erickson, Sharon Pipp, Carol Wiest, Vivian Talbot, Ardyst Peterson. Second row: Drusilla Prybilla, Robbie Gass, Cynthia Seymour, Sandra Engstron, Joanne Swan, Susan Olson, Susan Smith, Joann Hemerick. Third row: Barbara Gilbert, Ruth Sneen, Audrey Fehlberg, Judy Annett, Mary Schultz, lynneia Olson, Marilyn Pollack. Fourth row: Mary Kolderie. Joan Barnett, leone Augus� on, Sheila Berman, Sandra Conklin, Jeanne Darth, Sandra Olson. Fifth row: Virginia Carpenter. Verna Sullivan, lesly Sinton. Corinne Zwickey, Deanna Carlson, Nancy Cole, Sue Ford. CHAPTER IV Front row; Corole Schneidman, Carolyn Beugen, Marian Friedell, Janice Kranx, Shirley Philstron, Beverly Krank. Second row: Renee Hillman, Raleigh Kramer, Roberta Cohen, Barbara Post, Pat Spillane, Patricia Mattson, Rosalie Polivka. Third row: Janice Heidelberger, Phyllis Miller, Joan laulainen, Kay Anderson, Judeo Anderson, Bethie Donahue. Fourth row: Karen Johnson, Jillayn Hocm, Ellissa Hcllichcr, Janet Wcestrand, Joyce Stafford, Janico Ericson. Fifth row: Deborah Westlund, Marcia Schwortr, Adrienne Stoller, Ruth Armel, Bevorly LaFavc, Sharon Sandhoff. CHAPTER V Chapter 5 conducts its usual business meeting. Front row: Elaine Baker, Katherine Trout, Carol Ann Johnson, Lynda Henderson, Barbara Allen, Joyce Berezousky, Doris IcGro. Second row: Sandra Bentilla, Renelda Hess, Marjorie Ekstrom, Diane Olsen, Wendy Malin, Beverly Fingerhut, Carol Collins. Third row: Lorraine Herman, Merle Eidom, Janice Hansen, Georgiana Pietilainen, Sandy Hokkanen, Cathy Gallup, Mitzi Corbett. Fourth row: Mary Lou Sherva, Janice Elvin, Janet Nelson, Luba Moroz, Kathy Johnson, Renee Bistodcau. Back row: Helen Hanson, Carol Sadloske, Judy Watcher, Sandra Peterson, Darlono Anderson, Myrna Peterson, Carol Kotzian. CHAPTER VI The meeting is about to start. “Look at the birdie, says Jan Hansen as she snaps a picture of the girls. Page 138 From row: Lois Hoffman, Barbara Blanchette, Donelle Beck, Piia Baunis, Geraldine Haley, Susan Goldstein, Joan Plutzer. Second row: Barbara Gerdes, Judy Scott, Barbara Jo Gruman, Novia Partlow, Suzanne Calof, Eunice Reinking, Carolyn Bahe. Third row: Sandra Smith, Annadell Nanke, Sandra Oxborough, Ruth Ann Chatfield, Janet Shefloe, Sharon Jarmusk, Shirley Diver. Fourth row: Kathlyn Gibbs, Mery Madera, Sharon Clarke, Jane Silver, Gail Kirschbaum, Judith Nelson, Ruth Vodovoz. Back row: Darlene Harris, Tamara Ronholdt, Judy Gass, Marcia Bahe, Jeanne Kephart, Soni Thir, Jeanne Grassman. CHAPTER VII Front row: Maureen Bonner, Sharon Leader, Mary Foreman, Yvonne Ervasti, Mcrlene Ambroz, Shirley Ellis, Peggy Paquin. Second row: Barbara Rockier, Carol Wasscrman, Harriet Feldman, Judy Sedransky, Myra legan, Jeanne Ozwold, Naomi Rappaport, Penne Bcrcnberg. Third row: Barbara Lerman, Judith Resnick, Mary Fagre, Pearl Picpcr, Cynthia Ekman, Fran Hill, Eunice Silverman. Fourth row: Carol Leader, Fran Ferrcra, Ruth Sandback, Barbara Collyard, Marlys Moylan, Betty Barrett, Melanie Goldberg, Phyllis Bosner. Back row: Jane Nelson, Beverly Walborg, Shirley Hinds, Joanne Linncr, Carol Wcstlund, Faye Saxton, Judy Greene. CHAPTER VIII Chapter 8 takes time out from their meeting to pose prettily for the cameraman. Some of the foreign exchange students attending Minneapolis schools are: Zenaida Ledon, North; Arne Alness, South; John Lokberg, Roosevelt; and Wendy Schieff, North. WORLD AFFAIRS A more complete understanding of world problems is the ambition of the World Affairs members. All school officers: Bruce Arones, first semester president; Marty Fleming, first semester chaplain; Robert Osterhus, second semester president; Floyd Hublcy, second semester chaplain. Mr. Villas prepared an entertaining talk for Hi-Y members at a meeting during the Christmas season. Making other children happy with repaired toys is one of the many projects of the Hi-Y boys. Front row: Kurt Metzner, Charles Heinemann, Charles Canfield. Second row: John Cliplef, Bruce Miller, Craig Moen, Richard Maki. Back row: Paul Felth, James Donald, Paul Johnson. MERCURY The Mercury Hi-Y chaplain reads a passage from the Bible to open the meeting. Page 143 First row: Richard Auger, James Steere, Gerald Huddleston, James Strzycwski. Second row: Joel Anderson, Rollyn Johnston, Jim Baker, Roger Anderson. Third row: Ronald Thurner, Ralph Hall, Bruco Hutchins, Bill Larson. Fourth row: Harold Carlson, Gerald leinfelder, Charles Lewis, Charles Erickson. Fifth row: John Blomlio, James Anderson, Gary Schutte, Frank Sporna. SPARTAN It's intermission time at a Spartan Hi-Y meeting. Page 144 Front row: Dean Miller, Bruce Johnson, Duane Wentworth, Robert Sayler. Second row: Tom Swatosh, Milton Ertl, Judson Sheridan, William Somdahl. Back.row: Calvin Hansen, Eugene R. Somdahl, Lynn Johnson, William Lundgrcn. Little spokes make big wheels I I ACMY Club meetings generally end with the members either telling jokes or serving refreshments. Front row: Jim Lange, Charles DeYoe, Jim Walsh, Mike Dunn. Second row: Ralph Jensen, Robert Osterhus, Kenneth Do Yoe, Marty Fleming. Third row: Alan Duffney, Gary Lewis, Bruce Aronos, Brad Nelson. Back row: John Heruth, Bruce Engstrand, Floyd Hubley. APOLLO AUTO SHOP “CLUB” The Auto Shop is one of the Industrial Art courses offered to the boys at North. Gene Anderson adds his opinion to tho others on what could be wrong with this car. Auto Shop specializes in repairing autos and the boys receive extensive training in this field. The machine being operated is just one of the many up to date and complicated machines that the boys have to work with. n Page 147 First row: David Aune, Dick Peftman, Chuck DeYoe, Mike Dunn, Lawrence Skar, Victor Donato, William Hill, John Konkol, Gene Lewis. Second row: Don Pertinen, Al Hartingor, Ralph Hall, Doug Sacre, Pat Donahue, Wayne Hokemeir, Jim Thurmon, Jerry Pence. Third row: Milton Ertl, Floyd Hubley, Ronald Thurner, Gary Lewis, Mykola Moroz, Jim Millor, Mike Rodgers, Eddie Nelson, Joel Waller. Fourth row: Roger Wertanen, Martin Dahl, John Blomlio, Gary Madson, Robert Hoeft, Karl Foss, Dick Alford, Gary Schutte. . , J pKillin Norton Giffit, Dave Zandlo, Oon Weintz, Milton Benjamin, Ricky Kleyman, «� ' � = Rith 'd M“' Bob Millie, looi. Sokov. Sieve' Cbodo,. L. L . Jerome Nahinjky. Secon row ar , Tanchin, Morgan Nordjtrom, Steve lilwin, Aaron Nathenjon, Dale «- -V BP-. -V Alien Bo., A- Heevey Feldman, lino Schrocder, Charlie Brown. YEA, POLARS! -hi Tho sports page of the morning paper has the attention of the N Club boys and they check it daily. Front row: Norbert Sob«k, Ronald lazarvs, Wendy Shieff, Jerry Zweigbaum. Second row: William Milgram, Donald Groschen, Sherman Cohn. Third row: Dale Brown, Dean Miller, Herbert Weisman, Sheldon Eviden. Fourth row: Karl Rosenow, Sheldon King, Wayne Halverson, Eugene Somdahl. CHESS CLUB This, too, is a spectator sport. Chess is not just a battle of the mind! When in doubt, the officers consult an expert. They are Dile Brown, Eugene Somdahl, and Sherman Cohn. Fir� t row: Donna Stevens, Judy Bury, Mary-Margaret Streed, Eleda Rosewarne, Marie Hucbscher. Second row: Kay Roth, Joan McKean, Rosanne Shumway, Genevieve Cotlen. Third row: Richard Johnson, Sarah Evans, Geraldine Wood, Beverly Lynch, Carol Shannon. Fourth row: David Aune, Joel Anderson, Mike Dunn, John Goetz. Back row: Marilyn Hopper, David O'Brien, Charles Donnelly, Richard Pettman. Sharalyn Godfrey. Hl-C At an All-City meeting, the Hi-C members participated in community singing. Smiling proudly are the officers of Hi-C: Geraldine Wood, John Goetz, Roscann Shummway, Vice President, President, and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. The All-City Hi-C sponsored a Halloween affair at the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Fir� � row: Carol Tiava, Katherine Trout, Deanna Duenow, Priscilla Jarpey. Carol Ann Johnson, Cheryl Glaser, Nance Bkkerttaff, Lynda Henderson. Second row: Ruth Chan, Patricia AAonson, Jane Ranney, Judy Swenson, Marlene Otis, Beverly Hjelmberg, Elizabeth Donahue. Third row: Patti Kendrick. Janet Sheflde, Jillayn Hoem. Judy Seland, Sandra Holmlund, Judee Anderson, Judi Kraft, Dave Carlson. Fourth row: Janet Nordvik, John Konkol, Dennis Moen. Marilyn Lundberg, Nancy Hanson, Sharon Erickson, Joanne Swan, Nancy Peterson. Fifth row: Craig Gilgen. Louise Thompson, Debie Weatlund, Nanette Boudreau. Sandra Conklin. Tam Ronheldt, Delores Olson, Dave Bruonoy. VIKING CLUB Viking Club students from North, dressed in Norwegian costume, display handiwork to two foreign exchange students from Norway. The classes in Norse stress speaking and reading Norwegian. Prom row: Mery Forman, Mery Kay Fourne.e, Marlene Johnson. Joyce Elliot. Alice Hendrickson. q ' V Second row: Mery McCullaugh. Mery Fegre. Cythia Ekman, Key Stocked. Herrie. Marsh. Lucille Schneider. Arlene Mather. Ih.rO row: Pet Witte, leonne Laurin, Judy Knight. Zenaida Ledon, Jo Ann lilies, Deanna Johnson, Janice Little. Fourth row: Miriam Meyer, Rochelle Waldorsky, Ruth Sncen, J. Ann tinner, Jo Ann Thair, Elaine Lindbloom, Mary Kladck. Back row: Karen Ahlstad, Ester Horsch, Ode Horsch, Shirley Heins, Pet Jemes, Virginia Orstad. Karen Ebnir. F.H.A. Page 156 ______________ FHA officers Virginia Orsted, president; Mary Forman, vice president; Janice little, secretary; Alice Hendrickson, treasurer, proudly observe the new silver service purchased with the profits from the vanilla sales. Joyce proudly point to the chart which reveal her name with the largest number of point after it. The girl receive point for serving after school, attending meetings, and conventions, and sreving on various FHA Committees. The girl are busy setting the table for a faculty tea. This is one of the many services the FHA girls perform for the school. Virginia is giving the girls a lesson in the art of selling vanilla. The profits received from the sales will buy a new silver service. First row: Marcia Bahe, Marian Friedell, Sandra Shapiro, Mary Kolderie. Second row: Leslie Blustcin, Robert Larson, Robert Osterhus. Third row: Norman Riger, Dean Miller, Herbert Weisbcrg, Fred Goldstein. Fourth row: Judson Sheridan, Eugene Somdahl, David Lyons, Fred Deadrick. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE The officers of Junior Academy of Science are: Jim Milgram, President; Marian Friedel, Secretary; Fred Deadrick, Minn. Vice President; Stu Goldstein, Vice President, North. Officers arc James Gordon, Dean Miller and Herb Weisman. PHYSICS CLUB Informative discussions on slide rulo theory and electrical compufors have been highlights of the year's meetings. Front row: Sharon Mead, Richard Weisman, Marion Meier, Marian Friedell. Second row: James Gordon, Ronald Jiracek, Bruce Johnson, Ronald lazarvs. Blue Bell Dorn. Third row: Bill Wood, Dale Brown, Martin Fleming, Joan Barnett, Steven Gageby. Fourth row: Sholdon King, Judson Sheridan, Eugeno Somdahl, Herb Weisman, Dean Miller, First row: Katharine Scavey, Carol Johnson, Roth Gamache, Mary-Margaret Streed, Rivian Swatez, Barbara Allen, Joyce Charley. Second row: Barbara Jo Gruman, Rosalie Polivka, Shannon Martin, Kathryn Stoeckel, Marjorie Ekstrom, Priscilla Jarpey. Third row: Margaret Rupert, Carol Mackow, Marsha Goldstein, Beverly Fingerhut, Carol Ulmaniec, Sharon Jarmusic, Barbara Gerdes. Fourth row: Barbara Post, Annette Edwards, Lorraine Horman, Bonita Sorin, Ruth Siegfried, Lois Martin. Back row: Sharon Jude, Oda Horsch, Susan Krause, Sharon Sandhoff, Phyllis Frick, Judith Niman, Ruth-Ann Chatfield. PEP CLUB Front row: Janice Laulainen, Elaine Katz, Rachel Weiner, Susan Goldstein, Myrna Sills, Geraldine Haley, Shae Tilsner, Marilyn Gittel son. Second row: Marie Goldenberg, Marion Klein, Lois Bialick, Joanne Ozwoeld, Barbara Kaplan, Bemadine Noodleman, Louise Levy, Marilyn Kossof. Third row: Rita Schaitberger, Johanna Sellers, LaVerne Hanka, Mavis Huntington, Beverly O'Brien, Karen Karlson, Pal Lind, Charlotte Erickson. Fourth row: Phyllis Perper, Kathy Johnson, Karol Ostrin, Dianne Ziskin, Roberta Cohen, Elissa Hcilichcr, Carolyn Fiterman, Serene Wise. Fifth row: Marilyn Manke, Louise Thompson, Patricia James, Ruth Vodovoz, Annalee Smith, Renee Bistodeau, Janet Nelson, Betty Barrett. First row: Judy Swartz, Joni Manosevitz, Carolyn Goldstein, Marcia Peterson, Marcia Cuda, Lorelie Pendergast, Mary Lou Kline. Second row; Carolyn Bahc, Jean Korsh, Judy Karatz, Karen Mather, Sharon Feldman, Annette Rcsson. Third row: Judy Bury, Sally Edelstein, Marylyn Rcsson, Sharon Knight, Yvonne Fischer, Catherine Stephncy, Sandra Rick. Fourth row: Lynneia Olson, Barbara Collyard, Roshelle Woldorsky, Sarah Evans, Phyllis Besner, Sandra Bentilla. Fifth row: Tamara Morley, Lesly Sinton, Karen Hansegard, Leone Aubustson, Sandra Conklin, Jean Oarth, Mary Schultz. First row: Piia Baunis, Harriet Marsh, Jeannette Laulainen, Carol Miller, Nancy Bickerstaff. Carolyn Melkow. Vivian Talbot, Ardyss Peterson. Second row: Sue Mark, Annette Mandel, Patricia Huddleston, Carole Bloch, Darlene Branson, Bonnie Johnson, Eunice Reinking, Mary Halloran, Monica Thurman. Third row: Margaret Pederson, Rita Groenke, Sharon Tctner, LaVonne Taylor, Eunice Silverman, Fran Hill, Janet Sell, Karen Kastama. Fourth row: Bonnie Swanson, Cynthia Seymour, Gail Breeding, Adrienne Stoller, Karen Comton, Robbie Gass, Nannette Berg, Jeanette Zimmerman. Fifth row: Carol Kotzian, Carol Sadloske, Nancy Cole, Barbara Walters, Esther Horsch, Sandra Engstrom, Joanne Swan, Carolyn Zwickey. Page 162 fo Page 163 Ruth Vodovoz Karen Peckels Steve Gageby, Pat Barth, Ron Heiligman, Karen Benson, Joel Charon Cynthia Eason Sandra Zalik CHEERLEADERS f) 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 165 Swarmed by the ruthless Teddies. Nip fights for ground but finds it to be a rare commodity as the Polars wore able to gain only seven yards during the course of the game. The Polars showed fine fighting spirit throughout the year, even though they did not achieve a single win. In the first grid clash of the year the North eleven ran into a good Vocational team. The Volts, who defeated them 1 3-2, dominated the first half and scored all their points during that period. The second half found North holding them to a scant 37 yards. Oops, excuse me, I really didn't mean to step in your stomach, pants our hard driving Polar. Off my back, buddy—can't you see I'm in a hurry?1 Hey don't give it to me, I'm supposed to be running interference. Page 167 MAURICE GOLDSTEIN BILL FUST ROBERT BURTON DICK TOUGHILL DICK PARRIS Page 168 JIM TANCHIN VERN BECKMAN AL HARTINGER JIM ANDERSON :2fcWS Oh, no—and we were o clo� el Coach Edlund' rumpled hair and Rube' lack of the � ame show how hard they racked their brain and how often they gulled their hair over the long, hard season. A powerful single-wing attack by the South High Tigers crushed the North Polars, who played host to the tune of 27 to 7. Louie Sukov completed two nice passes to Jerry Nahinsky to help usher a sixty yard drive. Sukov slipped over from the two-yard line for the Polar's first touchdown of the season. The Polars journeyed to West High on September 28, and were rudely treated by their hosts. The West eleven were determined to avenge two previous losses and rolled up thirteen points during the first half. North's first-half tally came in the second period when Ralph Hall sparked a drive and carried for a touchdown. Lewis scored on a handoff from Sukov in the last quarter, and Burton converted on a pass from Sukov. North came out in the short end, however, 27 to 13. It was a gloomy Homecoming afternoon as Edison rolled over the blue and white-clad North to rack up a 34 to 0 decision. After holding Edison scoreless during the first period, the North defensive finally collapsed to the Tommies' powerful single-wing attack. MARTY DAHL LOUIE SUKOV Page 170 Front row: Myron Chomrinow, Robert Burton, Dave Zandlo, Bob Hollic, Gene Lewi , i- . c . . _ Roland Sundcen. Second row: Bill Fust, Jerry Teinfclder, Frank Berman, Dean Tracy i-. • UDOVI. C T,C D u'm|j if 0 ! .... - c l u c , _ , „ _ y L°ui� Roehl, Dick Parris, Ralph Hall, Al Hartmger, Bob Johnson, Bruce Frank, Harvey Feldman. Back row: Roger Kieldahl, Gary vs. .. .. - .. . _. .. . . ... . , w _ , . . . . . .. . „ ,, . _ . ' cnuttc, Jim Tanchm, John Blomlie, John Mickelson, vern Beckman, Jerry Anderson, Jim Anderson, Martin Dahl, Larry Epstein, Maur'c G Id t ' This is the ond of the line for you, buddy. Coach Rube Johnson's team fought their hearts out, but all their gallant efforts were in vain. League-leading and high-scoring Roosevelt held no mercy for the North eleven as they defeated the Polars, 48 to 0. October 19 found North visiting Henry. It turned out to be a dismal afternoon for Coach Rube Johnson and his hard-fighting team. Gene Lewis, Louie Sukov and Ralph Hall were unable to gain any ground for North, as Henry handed them the school's worst defeat, 53 to 0. On October 24, Washburn defeated North, 12 to 0, despite North's driving desire to win one for retiring Coach Rube. The last game of the season found Southwest defeating North. Page 171 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The sophomore football squad progressed greatly half-way through the season, even though many of its players were drafted to the varsity. As the competition grew keener, the boys' playing became more brilliant. Next year the Lewis brothers, Dave and Gene, should give the varsity added spark. left: After a sizable gain, the Polar ball carrier seems to find extra yards hard to come by. First row: Fisher, Warne, Krcpis, Mika, Schectman, Carpenter, Dcming, Ingram, Kasclnak, Rostamo, Erickson, Witkowski, Miller, Reiswig, Durant. Second row: Wallner, Gibson, Fidlin, lacher, Olek, St. Marie, Berman, Polaczyk, Greenstein, Canfield, Abrams, Blumenthal, Malbon, Anderson. Third row, at right,to left: Anderson, Steere, Lange, Dimon, McLaughlin, Pograba, White, Caliguire. Back row: Nordstrom, Parsons, Johnston, Katz, Hansen, Barnes, Cunningham, Mctzner, Bell, Dahl, Lewis, Suttel, Miller, Berge, Lewis, Benjamin. Page 172 KK Front row: Mike Dunn, Karl Roscnow, Gary Mad on, Chuck DeYoc, Marty Donato, Jim Miller, Mike Moroz, Gary Lewis, Ricky Kleyman. Second row: Frank Sporne, Gary Hubley, Mike Rogers, Ronald Turner, Bob Hoeft, Roger Wcrtancn, Dick Alford, Don Foss, Edward Yellin, Jos Bocrsma. Back row: Bob Balk, Charles Mattson, Richard Thompson. The North high cross country team completed the season with a perfect record of eight wins and no defeats in dual meets. Pace-setter in North's cross country success has been senior Mykola Moroz. Mike led the team in every one of their meets and finished sixth in the city tournament. Behind Moroz, the team was anchored by Gary Lewis, Jim Miller, Doug Sacre, and Roger Wertanen. Lewis is a three year man and his speed was an immense help. And there they go I Up and s-t-r-e-t-c-h for that rubber sphere. Its possession can mean the game. It always seems to holp a little if you can twist your face into some contorted form. Starting the season with a second division club rating, the North High cagers proved themselves to be one of the best teams in the city. The team finished with a very respectable eight win, two loss record to tie for second place. After juggling his line-up during the first two or three games, Coach Jake Jacobi came up with a starting string that combined good rebounding power, good shooting, and a very good defense. The team consisted of Marty Dahl at center, Gary Madson and John Blomlie at the forward spots, and Ralph Hall and Pat Donahue playing guard. Page 174 All eye ere Intent on that rubber sphere a it teeters precariously on the rim. “Harumph—any fool could see he was charged. That ref. is blind. grimaces Coach Jacobi. For the better part of the seasdh, it was the scoring ability of the Polars' front line that kept them out in front throughout the games. As the season progressed, the guards began to hit and the scoring came more into balance. At the end of the season, North was tied with Edison and Central for second place,- the Polars having suffered a loss to Central and having defeated Edison. Blomlie jumps high to get away a sure two-pointer. From the yawn on Donahue's face, you would assume that this game is becoming a romp. You're right—it is. Henry suffered a 46 to 24 defeat in this game. Page 175 Dahl's soft hook arches its way through the air for two point . Dahl goes high to get away his turn around jump. Page 176 DON PERTINEN VERN BECKMAN Page 177 Front row: Dick Alford, Gary Madson, John Blomlie, Martin Dahl, Pat Donahue, Ralph Hall. Second row: Coach Jake Jacobi, Vem Beckman, Don luoto, Jim John ton. John Mlckelton, Gary Schutte, Don Pertinen, Eddie Nelton, John O'Borsky, Manager. Back row: Chuck Katz, Harvey Feldman, John Heruth, Judd Sheridan, Dick Donahue, Richard Kleyman. SEASON’S RECORD Conference: We They 41 Roosevelt ..................... 67 59 West .......................... 50 49 Edison _________________________43 43 South ......................... 42 40 Central ....................... 49 54 Southwest ______________________48 46 Henry _______________________ 24 64 Marshall ...................... 45 55 Vocational ___________________ 49 70 Washburn .......................45 DISTRICT North .........58 West 54 Page 178 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The Sorter Edison player strains in vain to block a shot which looks homeward bound. Our main objectives are to continue a winning sport and have the participating boys learn to have fun. These are the words of Coach John Conover. The sophomore quintet had a good season, winning six games as compared with three losses. Mr. Conover commented that this was the shortest team he has had in eleven years and due to this, rebounding power was sacrificed. Front row: Morgan Nordstrom, Dick Rostamo, Rollie Johnston, Robin Ingram, Charles Tindall, Bruce Polecxyk. Second row: Coach John Conover, Ted Mateski, Darrell Spohn, Fulton Schleisman, Bill Favreau, Richard Miller, Richard Sumstad. Back row: Gerald Wallner, Ward Bell, Gary Parsons, Shel Katz. Paul Johnson, Jon Dahl. Page 179 Co-captain Chuck Arnold, Dick Poison, Tom Hasten. After a slow start, the hockey team recovered and came up with a respectable season's record. After three straight wins, the boys suffered a loss to White Bear Lake and there-by missed a tournament berth by one game. Leading scorer for the pucksters was Tom Hastert. Front row; Coach Jack Behrendt, Louie Roehl, Rollie Sundeen, Chuck Arnold, LeRoy Walquist, Tom Hastert, Dick Toughill, Dick Poison. Back row: Frank Sporna, Bob Trombloy, Paul Carlson, Dick Fowler, Dave Zandlo, John Schlee, Ron Carciofini, Judd Sheridan, Jim (Sam) Ketchan, Harvey Vininsky. Page 180 SOPHOMORE HOCKEY The sophomore hockey had fine turnout this year in comparison with previous years. Hockey seems to be a growing sport in the city league and attendance at hockey meets is greatly improved. The sophomores of the 1957 squad should be able to assist the 1958 varsity squad. Under the direction of Coach Willard Solie, the sophomores had a respectable season's record and fine spirit was showed throughout. Kne«ling: Bob Galinson, Ronald Rose, Neson Borman, Dick Hubbell. Mike Konkol. Back row: John Fisher, Gary Finneman, Jeff Holtmeier, Harry Lippman, Tom 5t. Marie, Charles Squires, Dave Carlson, Jim Schutte, Ron Carciofini, Sheldon Severson. Missing: Larry Colman, Paul Nyberg. John Konkol demont-strates the style that won him the State Diving Championship. Go!! sitting: Jerry Ranice, Jim Jeppeton. Second row, kneeling: Don Bock, ma, John Konkol, Jim Thurman, Don Weintz. Third row, standing: Mr. len Born, Jim Tanchin, Bill Fust, Jim Bird, Bob Johnson, Duane Larson, )oug Sacre and Bill Larson. I CITY CHAMPIONS Hey—you taking my picture? Come on, fellows, lot's look alive— let's hustle, says Coach George Sullivan. The powerful mermen of the 1957 North High swimming team secured for themselves the coveted city swimming championship. The team spearheaded by Senior Co-captains, Jim Tanchin and Jim Thurman, along with Jim Bird and John Konkol, led the team through the season undefeated in dual competition. In state competition, John Konkol secured the state diving championship. It's that Whcaties driven wonder Doug Sacres—streaking toward the far end of the pool. Altogether now—glide . . . Coach Wilbur Palm and Captain Skip Han� en. The golf team patiently waited out the winter in anticipation of an early spring. Regular sessions on The Correct Way to Polish Golf Clubs were held in the chemistry lab. after school. The team, paced by seniors Stan Philips and Captain Skip Hansen, is anticipating a fine season. Page 185 Coach Wilbur Palm, Dave Johnion, Ed Herman, lee Grant, Stan Philip , Captain Skip Hansen. CITY CHAMPIONS The outstanding North High wrestling squad of 1957 will go down in the records as one of the best in the school's history. The Polars, who captured the city championship, survived the season undefeated. Overall, Coach Ted Lange's grapplers finished the season with a sizzling 13-2 record. Their only two defeats were suffered against White Bear Lake and Richfield. However, North avenged the Richfield loss by coming back to defeat the Spartans by a terrific 36-14 margin. Since Lange took over as head wrestling coach at North in 1954, the Polars have not had a losing season and out of their last 18 city dual meets, they have won 17. Leading the Polar squad this season was city champion Jos Boersma, who finished undefeated in the 112 pound class. Denny Moen at 95 pounds, James Walsh at 103, Jerry Pence at 120, Charles DeYoe at 138, and Al Hartinger at 175, won runner-up honors in city competition. Shall we ploy party-cake? is the meek suggestion of Chuck DeYoe's cowering opponent. Page 186 1-2-3 and now if you can get up after having Al pin you, you've lost, buddy. JOS BOERSMA Cily Champion. 112 pound Co-Captain Elect JIM WALSH City Runner-up, 103 pounds City Runner-up. 120 pound Captain NORBERT SOBERT Co-Captain Elect f SEASON’S RECORD We They 34 Edina __________________16 26 Richfield ............28 38 De La Salle ..........18 31 Roosevelt ------------- 19 32 Vocational--------------19 30 Washburn ---------------17 39 Central 9 32 De La Salle ............ _21 23 Henry___________________22 35 South _________________11 43 West_____________________3 36 Richfield ______________14 53 Edison-------------------3 19 White Bear Lake .......21 28 Marshall _______________1 DENNY MOEN City Runner-up, 95 pound CHARLES DEYOE City Runner-up, 138 pounds AL HARTINGER City Runner-up, 175 pounds non-conference Thi fellow seems to be quite attached to Chuck, and Chuck Get in there-eat 'em up, shouts Coach Ted Lange in be- does not seem to appreciate it as he lifts him in an attempt to tween chomps on his Spearmint gum. shake him off. Sifting: Dennis Moen, James Walsh, Jos Boersma, Gerald Pence, Timothy Eason. Mitchell Trockman, Charles DeYoe, Norbert Sobek, Michael Dunn. Kneeling: Irving Smith, Rodney Backerud, James Strzyxcwski, Richard Pettman, Albert Hartinger, Roger Kjeldahl, Myron Chemrinow, David Weinberg, Bruce Arones. Standing: Donald Ingbcrg, Sheldon Olkon, Eugene Warne, Steven Hirsch, James Paulson, Douglas Newberger, Arthur Silver, Jurgen Rawdon, David Lcvcnthal, John Longie, Ray Oliesky, John Goetz, David Garfin, Peter Olson, Richard Ostrin, Laurence Epstein, David O'Brien, coach Ted Lange. Page 188 Although that powdery stuff was scarce this winter, Carl took advantage of every inch of it. Here he gets in a little prectico at the Commons. In the season just passed Karl Bohlin has been underfeated in all contests: Minneapolis League, State High School Meet, and numerous meets throughout the Northwest. It is significant that his performances in each of these contests established the record for that particular contest. He is the first crosscountry champion ever produced by North High School. CARL BOHLIN—State Cross Country Champion Page 189 t CITY AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Hurry and take that picture, seems to be the thought running thru co-captain Gene Anderson's mind. In the last 17 years. Coach Louie Burnett has guided his teams to 16 city titles, 15 regional, and 14 state crowns. The powerful North High squad added to this collection of laurels by winning the 1957 Minneapolis city gymnastic title as well as the regional. This terrific winning record seems to indicate that Burnett is the best gymnastic coach in the entire state. However, modest Lou accredits this success to this: Our boys at North take great pride in their gymnastic ability and have worked hard to achieve the winning goal. For many years now, Burnett has had a larger turnout at North than any other sport offered to high school boys. Over 100 boys turned out this year. Look, ma-no feet, � ays Neil Fagerhaugh- The team, co-captained by seniors Gene Anderson and George Westlund, is aiming once again for the state championship. During the season, the Polars did not suffer a single defeat. That is tho way Tom Mix mounts his horse, observes Larry Skar. Dale Hagfors is quite intent on his work, howover, and does not let this disturbing piece of news about his hero bother him. Page 190 Co-captain George Westlund Leading scorers on the 1957 Gymnastic squad were as follows: Class D ; Gene Peters, Gordon Hasse, Denny Jones and Jos Boensma; Class C , Billy Hill, Wayne Hokemeier, Chuck DeYoe, Jerry Pence, Ronnie Toughill, Jim Walsh; Class B , George West-lund. Gene Anderson, Neil Fagerhaugh and Dale Hagfors. Sitting: Billy Hill, David Aune, Wayne Hokemeier, Chuck DeYoe, Gary Lewis, Jim Walsh. Second row: Tom Hokkanen, Dennis Moen, Neil Fagerhaugh, Dale Hagfors, Gene Anderson, George Westlund, Larry Skar, Steve Gageby. Third row: Jim Baker, Marvin Kmetz, Gordon Hasse, Earl Finlayson, Lou Burnett, Chuck Chapman, Ronnie Toughill, Bob Belke, Gary Berg. Back row: Ray Rocha, Jim Slyer, Dennis Jones, Steve Rakos, Jerry Pence, Gene Peters, Ronnie Steckman, Bob Hanson, Jos Boersma. Page 191 First row: Don Pcrtinen, Pat Donahue, John Shinnick, Dick LeCuyer, Louis Sukov, Jerry Nahinsky. Second row: Frank Sppma, Dick Alford, John Braasch, Tom Chandonnet, Larry Mattson, Stan Kline, Coach George Sullivan. Missing are Don Harding and Ed Nelson. North's goose egg plagued baseballers although inadvertently mislaying their hitting clothes for the season's best two games and thus suffering two consecutive shut-outs at the hands of Henry and Marshall, nevertheless concluded their season with a 5-3 slate—good enough for a share in the runner-up spot with the Cards of Marshall. Page 192 Watch out, buddy—my curve hasn't been what it should be lately. The last three batters didn't strike out—they were knocked out! Dkk Alford and Pat Donahue wasting time away with a spare ball during one of the rather guiet games. North High's surprisingly strong cindcrmen finished their 1956 track season with a fifth place in the city meet at the University of Minnesota. Sophomore Gene Lewis was the only one to qualify for the state meet. Prospects for the 1957 season arc Gene Lewis, Bob Hollie, Gary Lewis, Doug Sacre, Jim Tanchin, Steve Chodos, Fred Franccn, Milt Ertl, Chuck DeYoe, Roger Wertanen, Gary Schutte and Jim Miller. Hey—wait a second, boy, you forgot something. Page 194 If I hadn't had to stop to tie my shoe lace, I could have had this one easy, pants Bob Hollie. —down comes Gene Lewis for e first place jump. At the city meet. North scored heavily in such events as the dashes and relay teams. Lewis placed third in the 100 yard dash, and McCaffery placed third in the 220. Bob Hollie led the relay team to a second place. Other members of the relay team were Jim Quirk, Bob Olsen, and Gene Lewis. Page 195 Slide, Kelly, slide . . . safe by a mile. First row: David Zandlo, Richard Donahue, James Stryzewski, Gerald Huddleston, Robert Johnson. Second row: Harvey Feldman, Ralph Hall, John Miketson, David Garfin, Louis Roehl. Third row: James Johnson, Robert Bernick, Dean Keller, Donald Luoto, Charles Katz, Richard Johnson, jnanager. Mr. Keenan, coach, is at the far left. Page 196 From row: Phil Schneider, Ricky Kleymen, Bob Stamm, Mike lemer. Mike Shapira, Steve Rozman. Back row.- Jon Nelaon, Kefl Neuman, Denni Suwrnan, Jerry Harlicker, Harold Sadoff, Cal Hanen, Mr. John Conover. The North High net men completed their season with a fine record of seven wins against two defeats. Their record was good for third place in the city standings behind undefeated Roosevell and once beaten Central. Both Polar losses were to Roosevelt and Central in closely fought games. The top prospects for the 1957 team are Mike Lerner, Jerry Harlicker, Cal Hanson, Rick Kleyman, Gary Madson, Kenneth Neuman, Harold Sadoff, Phillip Schneider, Michael Shapira, and David Lyons. L Page 197 ATHLETIC ASSISTANTS All right, fellow , try to keep these a little clean and in shape for a change, plead Mike Waller. Standing by to back him up are, left to right: Steven litwen, Norton Griffi and Art differ. A hearty vote of thanks to these behind-the-scenes equipment managers who throughout the sports' seasons put up w.th the gripes and complaints of seemingly ungrateful athletes. Actually th«e toys are truly appreciated by Polar athletes as they realize the important part they play in the spirts p ram Among the.r numerous duties are keeping equipment in good condition and issuing equipment Page 198 Page 199 GIRLS’ SPORTS i t Before playing speed ball, the fifth hour gym class warms up with a kicking relay. GYM CLASSES One of the exercises the girls go through before starting basketball is throwing a ball around a circle. This gives good practice in passing and catching a basketball. If you take careful aim, you mighl be able to hit my racket—I'll hold it real still. FOOTBALL SPEEDBALL Watch out for low flying feet when you walk near a field where speedball it being played. In this game, the feet at well ai the hand are used to keep the ball in motion. This year's team participated in several meets, the city meet being the biggest. Team members seated are LaVern Hanka, Mitzi Corbett, Maria Rodriguez, Darla Grivna, Janet Lind, Annette Mandell, Nancy Peterson, Jerry Martin, and Susan Scanned. Standing are: Karol Berge, Sandra Bentilla, Louise Thompson, Barbara Bolduc, Bonnie Creighton, Zanaida Ledon, Marjorie Ekstrom, and Marian Quirk. Page 202 First, second, and third place winners in the city meet receive ribbons like this one. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, is the suggestion given by Naomi Davis, Judy Rudock, and Susan Dechter. In modern dance, ryhthmic movements are used to express an emotion or idea. Showing a pattern are Naomi Davis, Susan Dechter, and Judy Rudock. MODERN DANCE Poise and balance are two of the goals set by Miss Josephson for her modern dance classes. Showing these are Donna Carlisle and Cynthia Eason. Smile protty for the camera. This Is what Carol Sadloske seems to be doing while on the traveling rings. Courage, Marion, whispers Sharon Zimmerman to Marion Meier as Carol Passenheim swings over them with ease. I don't feel like swinging today, says Nancy Bicker-staff as she hangs lazily on the flying rings. APPARATUS BADMINTON No—these girls are not swatting flies. They are members of tho sixth hour NHBWS. (North High Bird Watching Society). Thi year's golf team members are Harriet Block, Jean Darth, and Maxine Wishnick, kneeling. Standing are: Karen Ahern, Bonnie Creighton, Gretchen Schleisman, lesly Sinton, Beverly Syzmanski. GO LF Karen Ahern lends a helping hand to Gretchen Schleisman who is about to try a putt. Teeing off is Bonnie Creighton as she starts another round at Theodore Worth Golf Course. Page 206 TENNIS Come on, Bonnie, you'll hit it I A you can see, tcnnii is a very popular sport with North's girls. Seated in front of the net are team members Karen Ahem, Barbara % Vetscher, Gretchen Schleisman, Ruth Vodovoz, Bonnie Creighton, and friend. BASKETBALL It looks like another basket for Margaret Pope a Janice Erickson attempts to stop her. SOFTBALL Yer safe! yells umpire Margaret Pope as Carol White almost puts Shirley Sudduth out. BOWLING It seems that the pin-setter will have a relatively quiet afternoon. Well, that's the way the little ball rolls. Helping the girls gain skill in a variety of sports are Miss Mary Rae Josephson, Mrs. Ann Salmela, and Mrs. luella Bennett. Not pictured is Mrs. Patricia Engclhart who replaced Mrs. Salmela for the second semester. Showing good follow-up form is Helen Campbell as she bowls during sixth hour at Ascension. Page 210 lj§ as HOMECOMING ’56 Throughout the school there was an undercurrent of excitement. One could feel it as he walked into a classroom or down the hall. Finally at 1:15 the bell rang and the anxious students raced to the auditorium to make sure they all received good seats. As the program began, one could feel the restlessness of the audience. The North Men were received with a tremendous ovation, as always. Suddenly a hush fell over the auditorium as the band began to play Pomp and Circumstance. The time for the coronation had come. Louie and Ralph walked back and forth in front of the candidates. Without a warning they pulled one girl from the line. Above the screams and cries of joy, the crowd heard I crown you Queen Miki. Following the program, the excitement and en-thusiam spilled to the field for the game. Although the Polars were not victorious, the spirit and thrill of the day was still prevalent at the Alumni dance that evening. The choir tinging, The Halit of Ivy, brought a lump to the fhroett of all who heard it. DARLENE ANDERSON JOAN LAULAINEN It couldn't bo me! Look proud, Miki, you Have all the right in the world. The cheerleaders were up in the air over the cry, Give Edison their Medicine. Talk about dancing, this couple really cuts a rug with their interpretation of the waltz. hpct me AtravAi CARNIVAL vnm TH{ M TOP «u?T| 0 CIU� C I JACK r-HAV« Our cute clowns did much to build spirit for the gala Holiday Review. HOLIDAY REVIEW Dick Smith makes this daring unicycle ride seem simple os can be. The Polar-ettes made their debut with their version of the Charleston. VWoefl B G r The entire can of ihe Holiday Review line up for the finale. Page 220 .• ■ AUDI You've heard of letting your hair down? Margaret Krozow-� ki reverses that with some holp from static electricity. At the Holiday Review preview, Dick Smith amazed the audience with his tricks. At the Armed Forces auditorium, men from the different branches of the service discussed military obligations and plans. A question period was held in tho lunchroom following thfc auditorium. Jerome Nahinsky received the Marty Elmquist award, which i� presented annually to the outstanding athlete of the graduating class. Mrs. llndsten's drama class presented two one-act comedies. Carol Wasserman and Lynn Johnson try hard to create a romantic mood. TORIUMS The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ernest Villas, launched the Red Cross Drive. The tension rose among the homeroom winners as they awaited the announcement of the best costumed senior. SENIOR DRESS UP DAY Bridey Murphoy, Come AS You Were, was the theme of the 1957 Senior Dress Up Day. The colorful and gay costumes were exhibited throughout the day. An auditorium was held to display to the school each homeroom's contribution. Below, Jan laulainen and Karen Benson give an original pantomime. Judie Rudock and Oavid Lange lake time to display their original and unique costumes that won them honors for the best costumes. After all the work put Into those costumes, all Judie and Dave had to show for it was a giant all-day sucker. What an odd assortment of costumes! Well, it just added all the more to the success of the dance. 1957 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” MR. FLOYD PEARSON Director ■ «■ The Senior Class of 1957 presented the hilarious comedy Cheaper by the Dozen on February 28 and March 1. Under the expert supervision of Mr. Floyd Pearson, director, the cast was inspired to give a good performance, one that made the senior class very proud. As Ransom and Michele reminisce, they can almosl see the typical Gilbreth family council. The Gilbreth clan used this family portrait as an excuse to relax before the performance. The romantic leads were Naomi Davis and Tom Kivo. The proud parents of the dozen Gilbreth children were played by Marice Goldstein and Rochelle Singer. ' Page 227 l t Tftent SUZANNE ATLAS March 25, 1939-July 18, 1956 There are no accidents with God, And God makes no mistakes; He gives in love, He fakes in love. He gives before He takes. He gives, and we accept His gifts. And hold them as our own, But does our love for them forget They are not ours alone? Our loved ones are His choicest gifts, To bring us comfort here. But as our love goes out to them May we His name revere. We hold them here in trust for Him, Our will should blend with His, And when He wants His own again, We should accede to this. For they are ours until He sees Withdrawing them is best. And as we bow unto His will Our lives in Him are blest. His tender love could never cause His child a needless tear; Hereafter we shall understand What mystifies us here. By Mrt. If. Com. Arnold VltCUK A big event tn Sue' life wai her � weet sixteen perty. A photo cetche Tom relaxing casually at home. . . . the class of '57 Page 231 VALEDICTORIANS OF THE CLASS OF 1957 BLUE BELL DORN RICHARD MILGRAM SALUTATORIANS ARNOLD TURCHICK Page 233 ■ ROBERT OSTERHUS BLUE BEIL DORN North American and Rote First National Bank Award Reet Awards ARNOLD TURCHICK First National Bank Award RENELDA HESS KENNETH NEUMANN Star Tribune Award American Legion Award SUSAN DECHTER JOAN LAULAINEN GARY MADSON American Legion Auxiliary Daughters of the American Sons of the American Revo-Award Revolution Award lution Award GENERAL AWARDS HONOR ROLL OF CLASS OF 1957 Sidney Abrams Stuart Goldstein Kenneth Neumann Karen Ahlstad Philip Hagedorn Wayne Nyberg Barbara Beck Roberta Heller Joanne Nylander Sharon Charney Renelda Hess Robert Osterhus Joel Charon Jerald Holma David Pearson Stephen Chodos AnnaLee Kapel Ransom Pinck Mary Lou Crotty Michele Katz Joan Plutzer Naomi Davis Michael Lerner Michael Rockier Fred Deadrick Patricia Mattson Jeanette Ruikka Blue Bell Dorn Miriam Meyer Dorothy Ryden Stanley Fink Richard Milgram Rochelle Singer Mary Fourniea Dean Miller Arnold Turchick Gary Garvis Jerrold Milstein Marie Volkert Elaine Geretz Aaron Nathenson Page 234 EUGENE SOMDAHl PATRICK DONAHUE MARY FOURNIEA SUSAN DECHTER ROBERT OSTERHUS Science Award Mercury Award Commercial Award Speech Award Debale Award DEPARTMENT AWARDS STEPHEN CHODOS Polarit Bi-Woekly Award NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS SENIORS JUNIORS •Sidney Abrams Elaine Geretz Dean Miller Leone Augustson Sheldon King Karen Ahlstad •Serene Goldberg •Jerrold Milstein Elaine Baker Isabel Levinson •Bruce Arones Stuart Goldstein •Aaron Nathenson Sheila Berman Deborah Lott •Patricia Barth •Dale Hagfors •Kenneth Neumann David Brudnoy Wendy Malin •Barbara Beck •Roberta Heller •Joanne Nylander Ruth Ann Chatfield Janet Mandelstam •Harriet Block •Renelda Hess •Robert Osterhus Bonnie Creighton Gayle Marko •Sheila Breitman Francis Hill •Ransom Pinck Sandra Engleson John Mickelson Sharon Charney Jerald Holma •Richard Poison Judith Fagerhaugh Diane Olsen •Joel Charon Floyd Hubley John Roe Marian Friedell Sandra Peterson •Stephen Chodos Sara Javinsky •Judith Rudock Ruth Gamache Marilyn Pollack Mary Lou Crotty •AnnaLee Kapel •Jeanette Ruikka David Garfin Tamara Ronholdt •Naomi Davis Michele Katz •Rochelle Singer Jeanine Grassman Judson Sheridan •Fred Deadrick •Margaret Krezowski •Annalee Smith Ralph Hall Ronald Thurner Patrick Donahue Gary Kurtzahn James Tanchin Ronald Jiracek Richard Weisman •Blue Bell Dorn •Michael Lerner •Arnold Turchick Lynn D. Johnson Miriam Wolf Stanley Fink •Gary Madson •Marie Volkert Robert W. Johnson Sandra Zalik •Mary Fourniea •Sharon Mead •Stephen Weisberg Suzanne Katz David Zandlo •Gary Garvis •Miriam Meyer •Selected in Junior Year Louise Thompson Page 235 SIDNEY ABRAMS KAREN AHISTAD RICHARD ALFORD DONALD ANDERSON GENE ANDERSON JEROME ANDERSON JUDITH ANDERSON JUDITH ANDERSON KAY ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON VERN ANDERSON WINTON ANDERSON CHARLES ARNOLD BRUCE ARONES GEORGE ASH DAVID AUNE MARCIA BAHE VIRGINIA BAKER PATRICIA BARTH BARBARA BECK MERWIN BECKELMAN BARBARA BIALICK NANCY BICKERSTAFF JAMES BIRD RICHARD BLACKWELL BARBARA BLANCHETTE HARRIET BLOCK FRED BLUMENTHAL LESLIE BLUSTEIN RONALD BOEDIGHEIMER PAUL BOEGE KARL BOHLIN MARY BOILEAU BARBARA BOLDUC MAUREEN BONNER SHEILA BREITMAN DENNIS BRENNAN KAREN BROMAN NANCY BROSCHOFSKY ; SANDRA BROUSSEAU RUTH BRYNTESON BRUCE BUNDY PAUL BYRNE HELEN CAMPBELL JOEL CHARON MYRON CHEMRINOW STEPHEN CHODOS IRENE CHRISTOFFERSON JACQUELINE CHRISTOFFERSON LAURA CLARK LEE COHEN SHERMAN COHN FORREST COLE I MARY LOU CROTTY MARTIN DAHL RONALD DALE JEAN DARTH NOVENA DAVIDSON NAOMI DAVIS FRED DEADRICK ELIZABETH DONAHUE PATRICK DONAHUE MARTIN DONATO JOHN DONNELL BLUE BELL DORN MARLENE DUFFNEY JOHN DVORSKY CAROL EASON CYNTHIA EASON KAREN EBENER THOMAS EGGEBRECHT MERLE EIDEM HOWARD ELIUK JOYCE ELLIOTT EARL ELMQUIST JANICE ELVIN SHARON EMERY JOHN ERICKSON NEIL FAGERHAUGH RUTH FALK JANICE ERISCON MILTON ERTL MELVIN ESTERLEY LOREN FILIPEK STANLEY FINK EARL FINLAYSON GARY FISCHER ROSE MARIE FOLK SANDRA FOLTZ EDWARD FOSS MARY FOURNIEA FRED FRANCEN LAVONNE FRANCIS ELEANOR FRASER WILLIAM FUST LARRY FYTEN STEVEN GAGEBY JEROME GARDNER GARY GARVIS DARYL GEER JANICE GEORGE MARSHA GOLDSTEIN MAURICE GOLDSTEIN SERENE GOLDBERG ETHEL GOLDMAN MICHAEL GOLDMAN PHILIP HAGEDORN DALE HAGFORS I BEVERLY HAHN JUDY HALVORSON RALPH HAMANN JANICE HANSEN JOAN HANSEN NANCY HANSEN GERALD HARLICKER ROBERT HART THOMAS HASTERT JANICE HEIDELBERGER ROBERTA HELLER CAROL HEMERICK COLIE HENDERSON SANDRA HOKKANEN JERALD HOLMA DAVE HOLMQUIST ESTHER HORSCH SHARON HOWARD FLOYD HUBLEY JOANNE ILLIES HARRIET IRONS JOYCE INVERSLIE ALFRED JACOBSON ERVIN JACOBSON PATRICIA JAMES WALLIS JARPEY CHARLES JOHNSON DALE JOHNSON DARLENE JOHNSON DAVID E. JOHNSON DAVID J. JOHNSON DEANNA JOHNSON GAYLE JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON KAYE JOHNSON LEROY JOHNSON ELEANOR KACKMAN GERALD KAMROW GAIL KIRSCHBAUM THOMAS KIVO MARY ANN KLADEK ARTHUR KLIFFER SHIRLEY KLUCK SHARON KNOBLAUCH JOHN KONKOL RALPH KOTTKE CAROL KOTZIAN JUDITH KRAFT CAROLE KRAMER MARGARET KREZOWSKI PATRICIA KRIER WILLIAM KUBOW MARY LANDY DAVID LANGE KAREN LANNES CAROLE LARSON JANICE LAULAINEN JEANEnE LAULAINEN JOANNE LAULAINEN YVETTE LAURIN DAVID LEVENTHAL MAXINE LEVIN GARY LEWIS GERALDINE LEWIS ELAINE LINDBLOOM BARBARA LONDY RICHARD LOTZ WILLIAM LUNDGREN PATRICIA MONSON LARRY MORALES MYKOLA MOROZ MARTHA MORSE KATHLEEN MURPHY JEROME NAHINSKY NORMAN NAT AARON NATHENSON GAYLE NELSON JAMES NEUBERGER KENNETH NEUMANN BARBARA NICCUM KARIN NOREN SANDRA NORLING THOMAS NUGENT GAIL NYBERG ELLIS OLKON KAREN OLSON SANDRA OLSON JUDITH OPPEDAHL VIRGINIA ORSTAD THOMAS OSBORN ROBERT OSTERHUS JEAN OZWOELD DAVE PEARSON KAREN PECKELS GERALD PENCE DEANNA PETERSON KAYE PETERSON ROBERT PHILLIPS STANLEY PHILIPS DONALD PERTINEN ANITA PETERSON GEORGIANA PIETILAINEN RANSOM PINCK JOAN PLUTZER MARY ANN POETSCH WAYNE POISSON RICHARD POLSON AAARGARET POPE JOANNE POTVIN DALLAS RAMSEY JERI REMLY ELAINE RICE KENNETH RICHARDS RAY ROCHA BARBARA ROCKIER MICHAEL ROCKLER JON ROE ROSE ROGERS JANICE RONNING ELAINE ROSE MICKEL RAPPAPORT MICHAEL REICH ERNA RELOPEZ RALPH ROSENBERG ROSINA ROTONDO JUDITH RUDOCK JEANNETTE RUIKKA JUDITH RUPERT JANET RUTHS THOMAS RYAN DOROTHY RYDEN CAROL SADLOSKE DONNA SAPORITO MARION SAXTON ROBERT SAYLOR JEAN SCHANFIELD RUTH SCHEITEL LOIS SCHMIDT MARK SCHMIEGE LUCILLE SCHNEIDER RAY SCHULLER MARVIN SCHWARTZ RAYMOND SCHWARTZ SANDRA SCHWARTZ WALTER SCOn JOYCE SEABERG JUDY SEDRANSKY JUDY SELAND CAROL SHANNON SUZANNE SHAPIRO WILLIAM SHELBY WILBUR SHELTON WENDY SHIEFF ROBERT SHOOP JANE SILVER MARILYN SILVER EUNICE SILVERMAN DANIEL SILVERSTEIN ROCHELLE SINGER LESLY SINTON DONALD SNYDER EUGENE SOMDAHL DAYLE SPERRY MARIE SPITTLE SHIRLEY SPITTLE JOYCE STAFFORD MAVIS STANKE JOHN STANZ DOROTHY STIRAS RICHARD STOECKMAN DARLENE STULL ALVE STUMNE SHIRLEY SUDDUTH LOUIS SUKOV VERNA SULLIVAN ROLAND SUNDEEN RENEE SVIHEL FRANCES TANICK PHYLLIS TAUS CHARLOTTE TENHOFF DARLENE TESCHENDORF KATHLEEN TESKE RICHARD TOUGHILL RONALD TOUGHILL LOIS TOWNSEND DEAN TRACY ARNOLD TURCHICK JERRY UDELL JANICE VOSBERG JUDY WALCHER JOEL WALLER LE ROY WALQUIST JAMES WALSH ROBERT WALZ CAROL WASSERMAN JOHN WEAVER JANET WEESTRAND KENNY WEIL DONALD WEINTZ STEPHEN WEISBERG LE ROY WELTER GERALDINE WOOD WILLIAM WOOD SHARON WORST RONALD FLEISHER 0 L A DUANE YOUNGQUIST ANN ZAKSESKI NORMAN JOHNSON Our years at North Hold memories we'll treasurer forever Though soon we must sadly part We'll be together again. The years have flown, The good times we've had all together. The friendships that we have known, The laughter, the tears that we shed. Now ourclass parties and dances were fun. And all the pep-fests and games that we won, These things we will fondly remember. Forever through coming years. So, near or far, Wherever our future may find us. When we recall these days. We'll be together again. (Tune: We'll Be Together Again ) Left to right: Joanne laulainen, Secretary; Vern Beckman, President; Jake Jacobi, Class Advisor; Robert Osterhus, Vice President; Miriam Meyer, Treasurer; James Walsh, Mascot; Patrick Donahue. Sergeant at-Arms. Page 264 BUDGET—Flr� t row: Carol Wa erman, France Hill, Miki Swenton. Kay Anderaon, Sheila Breitman, Mary Kay Four-niea, Sharon Chamey, Rochelle Singer. Second row: Jerry MlUtein, George A h, Fran Ferrerra. Judy Gleike, Bar-barba Velcher, Michael Reich, Neil Fagerhaugh. Third row: Jon Roe, Don Weintz, Ralph Kottke, Jerry Kaufman, Ken Neumann, Aaron Nathen on. Fourth row: Chuck Chapman, Renelda He , Miriam Meyer, Arthur (differ, Philip Hagedom, Carol loader. BANQUET FOOD—Clockwise: Frances Ferrer , Joanne lilies, Phyllis Miller, Merle Eidem, Carol Kotzian, Jan Hanson, Janice Elvin, Judy Knight, Renelde Hess, Carol Sadloske, Janice | Lecher, Judy Greene, Carol Zelenak, Joyce Crandall. CAUSQir DF MOB CnttHTREE Ifv ? f O P 0 o © e ft f aP ar © o a a a � © r o o© CAP AND GOWN—Clockwise: Wasserman, Marilyn Silver, Joyce Elliott, Anne Zakseski, Bruce Arones, Beverly Hahn, Darleno Anderson, Jane Silver, Marie Volkert, Carol Larson, Sue Dechtor, Joan Plutzer, Charles DeYoe, Naomi Davis, Marlon Meier, Helen Hanson, Gary Lewis, Kenneth DeYoe. Elaine Geretz, Carol Miller, Shoila Breitman, Frances Hill, Warren Johnson, Sandra Schwartz, Sharon Leader. FLORAL COMMITTEE - Clockwise: Dennis Anderson, Patricia Kendrick, Joyce Seaberg, Deanna Carlson, Shirley Kluck. TICKET COMMIT-TEE-Karin Noren. DEDlWnOKI row: Wendy Shleff, Harriet Block. Second row: Margaret Krezowskl, Marie Volkert, Serene Goldberg. Third row: Carolyn Mai- COMMENCEMENT—First row: Jean Oswoeld, Bobbie Kaplan. Second row: Harriet Feldman, Blue Bell Dorn, Jon Roe. Third row: Jeanne Kephart, Renelda Hen, Serene Goldberg, Anna Lee Kapel. Fourth row: Sara Javintky, Jeannette Ruikka, Darlene Johnson. Sharon Mead, Jane Silver. CLASS SONG—Clockwise: Judee Anderson, Judie Kraft, Pat Mattson, Elaine Geretz. Phyllis Miller, Naomi Davis, Stephen Udell, Joel Charon, Ransom Pinck, Arnold Turchick, Merwin Beckclman. CLASS SONG—Clockwise: Judee Anderson, Judie Kraft, Pat Mattson, Elaine Geretz. Phyllis Miller, Naomi Davis, Stephen Udell, Joel Charon, Ransom Pinck, Arnold Turchick, Merwin Beckclman. DEDIPjftlohJ nrst row: Wendy Shleff, Harriet Block. Second row: Margaret Krezowskl, Marie Volkert, Serene Goldberg. Third row: Carolyn Mai- CLASS MEMORIAL—Clockwise: Dan Silverstein, Kathleen McGovern, Marie Volkert, Sharon Knoblouch, Maureen Bonner, Joanne Nylander, Carolyn Malkow. Page 269 JOANNE LAUCLAINEN—STEVE GAGEBY Page 270 BLUE BELL DORN-BOB OSTERHUS CINDY EASON-PAT DONAHUE NAOMI DAVIS—ARNOLD TURCHICK 7 i 9 U P 6, + 9 6 9 u e BEV HAHN-GENE ANDERSON MARGARET KREZOWSKI-DICK POLSON PAT BARTH-CHUCK ARNOLD e u t e 6 t e a ot e e JOYCE STAFFORD-MARTY DAHL PAT KENDRICK—FRED FRANCEN Page 274 JAN LAULAINEN—DAVE PEARSON BOBBIE KAPLAN-JOEL CHARON GEMS BY It was o crowded in there—I opened up the phone booth and the whole class foil out, look at this big hunk of protoplasm! TOM KENNEDY Kid are o destructive. If I sent that kid in the boiler room with a foather duster, he probably would wreck the place. All we need at North are two stamps-one says 'he was there,' two says 'she was there.' t © ABR SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX BRE ABRAMS. SIDNEY 112. 122. 236 Leadership Conference, PTSA e . board NHS. Football, Basketball. AHLSTAD. KAREN 112, 116, 123. 156. 236 PTSA. FHA, NHS. ALFORD. RICHARD ... 148, 173. 177, 178, 193, 236 Football, Baseball. Basketball, Cross Country. ANDERSON. DENNIS ...... 236. 268 Homecoming Committee, Courtesy. Floral Committee. ANDERSON, DONALD 236 ANDERSON. C. JEROME ... 147, 190. 191, 236 N Club. Football, Hockey. ANDERSON, GENE . 147, 190, 191. 236, 272 'N Club, Apparatus, Hall of Fame. ANDERSON, JUDITH MARIE 154, 137. 236 Glee Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Viking Club, GAA, Banquet, Class Song, Usher. ANDERSON, JUDITH MARIE ..........236 ANDERSON, KAY 137, 236, 266 Y-Teens, Budget Committee. ANDERSON. SHIRLEY ............. 236 ANDERSON, VERN________________236 ARNOLD. CHARLES 82, 180, 236, 273 Hl-Y, Annual rep.. Student Council N Club, Homecoming Committee, Baseball, Hockey, Hall of Fame. ARONES. BRUCE_______ 112, 113, 142. 146. 188, 236. 268 Hi-Y, NHS. N Club, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. Wrestling, Class PUy Committee. ASH, GEORGE 87, 128. 236, 266 Red Cross, Student Council, World Affairs, Banking, Color Guard, Budget Committee, Homecoming, Class Play Committee. Chem. Club. FAS, Junior UN. AUNE, DAVID_______ 148, 152, 191, 236 Viking Club, Hi-C, N Club, Apparatus. BAHE. MARCIA 97, 122, 138, 158, 237 Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Study Monitor, Costume Committee. BARTH. PATRICIA 104, 112, 113, 164, 214, 237, 273 Y-Teens, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Student Council, Leadership Conf., NHS, GAA, Polaris Staff, Homecoming Committee, Cheerleader. BEAUDETTE. MICHAEL BECK. BARBARA 107, 113, 122, 137 NHS, Polaris Staff, World Affairs, Study Monitor, Kadimah, Usher, FAS, Class Play Committee, PTSA, Chem. Club, Junior UN. BECKELMAN. MERWIN 87. 237, 269 Band. Class Song. BECKER. GEORGE BECKMAN, VERNON „ 82, 92, 169, 171, 177, 178, 237, 264 Student Council. Leadership Conf., Choir, Football, Basketball, Track, NHS. BELLCOUR, FRANK ........_............ ?37 BENSON, KAREN 92, 118, 131, 133, 224, 237, 266 Y-Teens, Choir, Prom Committee, Courtesy Committee, Cheerleader, Pep Club. BERG. GARY____________________ 237, 191 BERG, JAMES ________________________ 237 Football BERGER, ISAAC BERGREN. JOHN ______________________ 237 BERNSTEIN, MAURICE ................. 237 Polaris Staff, Band, Junior UN. BERNU. ALAN 237 BIALICK. BARBARA ................. 237 Y-Teens. Annual Rep., PTSA, Service Aid, Kadimah, Cap and Gown Committee. BICKERSTAFF. NANCY ... 154. 161. 204, 237 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Viking Club. BIRD, JAMES_____________________125, 237 Leadership Conf., Choir, Stage Crew, N Club, Basketball, Swimming. BLACKWELL, RICHARD 107, 120, 122, 237 PTSA, Red Cross, Leadership Conf., Polaris Staff, Service Aid, Class Play Committee. BLOCK. HARRIET ...... 107, 108, 113, 123, 206, 238, 269 Y-Teens. PTSA, Red Cross, NHS, Polaris Staff, Service Aid, Kadimah. Dedication Committee, Golf. BLOCK, JEROAAE BLUMENTHAL. FRED _______________ 107, 238 Polaris Staff, A Senior Day Committee, Golf. BLUSTEIN, LESLIE_______________ 90, 158, 238 Orchestra, Science Club. BOEDIGHEIMER, RONALD .... 86, 87. 238 Band BOEGE, PAUL___________________________238 BOHLIN, KARL _________________ 189, 238 N Club, Skiing. BOHN, LESTER BOLDUC, BARBARA ___________ 121, 202, 238 Gym Leadership, GAA. Swimming. BONNER, MAUREEN_________ 140, 238. 268 Y-Teens. PTSA, Pep Club, Service Aid, GAA, Budget Committee, Banquet Committee, Homecoming Committee. BREITMAN, SHEILA 106, 108. 113, 238. 266, 268 Polaris Staff, Junior UN. Page 278 BRE SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX EAS BRENNAN, DENNIS 238 BROMAN, KAREN 123, 134, 238 BROSCHOFSKY. NANCY 238 BRYNTESON, RUTH — 238 BUNDY. BRUCE 238 Junior Academy of Science. BUTEAU, PATRICIA BYRNE. PAUL 238 CAMPBELL. HELEN 138, 209, 238 CARLISLE, DONNA 203, 239 CARLSON, BARBARA 122, 239 CARLSON. DEANNA _ 92. 116, 117. 136, 239, 268 CARLSON. DOUGLAS — 239 CARLSON. JACK 239 CARLSON. NANCY 239 CHAN. RUTH 154, 155, 239 Y-Teens, Viking Club, Red Cross. CHAPMAN. CHARLES 120, 191, 239, 266 CHARNEY. SHARON 108, 114. 115, 124, 239, 266 CHARON. JOEL 86. 90. 112, 164, 239, 275, 269 Red Cron, NHS, NFL, World Affairs, Bend, Orchestra, N Club, Cla � Song, Cheerleader, Clast Play. CHEMRINOW. MYRON 82, 114, 149, 169. 171, 187, 228, 239 CHODOS, STEPHEN .. 102, 103, 104, 112, 149, 194, 235, 239 Polaris Staff, N Club, NHS. CHRISTOFFERSON, IRENE ......... 239 CHRISTOFFERSON. JACQUELINE .... 239 CLARK, LAURA_________________114, 239 COHEN, LEE _______________239 PTSA, Track. COHN, SHERMAN __________ 87, 151, 239 Band, Chess Club, Football. Track. COLE, FORREST ___________________ 239 Band. Orchestra. COLLINS, CAROL 120, 138, 221, 240 Y-Teent, Red Cross, Senior Committee, Tickets Committee. CONLOW, GARY ..................... 240 CRANDALL, JOYCE .. . 124, 240. 267 library Page, Banquet, Y-Teens. CRONE, RICHARD 240 Apparatus CRONEN, GERALD________________ —. 240 Annual Rep., Choir, Hi-C, Cross Country, Track. CROTTY, MARY LOU 82, 92, 113, 240, 268 Student Council, NHS. Choir, Study Monitor, Social Committee. DAHL. MARTIN________ 148, 150, 170, 171, 174, 176, 177, 178, 240 Hall of Fame, Basketball, Football, N Club. DALE, RONALD_______________240 DARTH, JEAN 98, 136, 161, 206, 240 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aid, GAA, Annual Staff, Golf. DAVIDSON, NOVENA ............ 240 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Viking Club, Study Monitor, Homecoming Committee. DAVIS, NAOMI . ....... 84, 113, 120, 203. 227, 240, 268, 269, 271 Red Cross, Service Aid, NHS. NFL, Junior UN, Class Play, Hall of Fame, Cap and Gown Committee. DEADRICK, FRED.......... 112. 158, 240 NHS, Service Aid, Junior Academy of Science, Physics Club. DECHTER. SUSAN 82. 83, 84. 105, 203, 234, 235, 240, 268 Annual Rep., PTSA, Student Council, Service Aid, leadership Conf., NFL, Polaris Staff, Study Monitor, Junior UN, Class Play, Class Song, Cap and Gown Committee. DESNICK, CHARLES —..........- 240 Red Cross, Banking Monitor. DE YOE, CHARLES _______ 146, 148. 173, 186, 187, 188, 191, 194, 240, 268. 173 Hi-Y, PTSA, Student Council. N Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Apparatus, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. DE YOE. KENNETH______ 82, 141, 240, 268 HI-Y, Student Council, Social Committee. Homecoming, Cap and Gown. DIVER, SHIRLEY___________ 92. 139, 240 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Choir. DOBBS, LORRAINE ____________________240 DONAHUE, ELIZABETH ______ 94, 137, 154, 241 Y-Teens, Pep Club. Viking Club, Red Cross, Polerettes, Service Aid, GAA, Usher, Banquet. DONAHUE. PATRICK ______ 148, 175, 177, 178, 192, 193, 235, 241. 264, 271 N Club, Banquet Committee, Basketball, Baseball, Sergeant-at-Armi, Hall of Fame. DONATO. MARTIN ________ 241, 148, 173 N Club, Cross Country, Track. DONNELL, JOHN ___________________ 241 Track DORN. BLUE BELL 84, 96. 100, 109, 112, (22, 159, 233, 234, 241. 269, 270 Y-Teens, Student Council, Leadership Conf., NHS. NFL, Annual Staff Editor, World Affairs. Projection, Kakimah, Commencement Committee. Physics Club, FAS, Junior UN, Swimming, Hall of Fame. DUFFNEY, MARLENE_______________241 DVORSKY, JOHN ________________ 241 EASON, CAROL____________________241 GAA Page 279 EAS SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX GO L EASON. CYNTHIA 82. HO. 133, 164, 203, 214, 241, 268, 271 Y-Teens, PTSA, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, leadership Conf., GAA, Cheerleader, Hall of Fame, Social Committee, Ethics Committee. EBNER. KAREN 104, 123, 135, 156, 241, 266 Y-Teens, PTSA, FHA, Polaris, Staff, Prom Committee, Banquet Committee. EGGEBRECHT, THOMAS................... 241 EIDEM, MERLE ™ 138, 241, 267 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Banquet Committee. EllUK, HOWARD________________________ 241 Band, Apparatus. ElllOTT, JOYCE 92, 113, 135, 156, 157, 241, 268 FHA ElMQUIST, EARL ______________________ 241 PTSA, Stage Crew. ElVIN, JANICE ......... 138, 241, 267 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Banquet Committee. EMERY, SHARON ________________________241 Red Cross ERICKSON, JOHN ______________________ 241 Football, Apparatus. ERICSON, JANICE 122, 137, 208, 242 Y-Teens, PTSA, Service Aid. ERTl, MILTON ____ 82, 145, 148, 194, 242 Hi-Y, PTSA, Student Council. Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, N Club, Football, Track. ESTERLEY. MELVIN ______________ 242 FAGERHAUGH. NEIL 128, 149. 190, 191, 243. 266 Hi-Y, PTSA, Banking Monitor. N Club, Junior Academy of Science. FALK, RUTH _______________________— 242 Polarettes, FHA. FELDMAN, HARRIET 107, 120, 140, 242, 269 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club. Red Cross. Service Aid, Polaris Staff, Study Monitor, Usher, Fine Arts Club, Banquet Committee, Commencement Committee. FERBER. RONALD 242 Annual Pep., PTSA, Banking Monitor. FERCHO, MARGARET _________________ 242 FERRER A, FRANCES ..... 140, 242. 266, 267 FIIIPEK, LOREN_____________________242 FINK, STANLEY 87, 104, 242 Red Cross, Polaris Sstaff, Band, Banking, Cross Country. FINIAYSON. EARL______________191, 242 PTSA, Baseball, Hockey, Apparatus. FISCHER. GARY ........ 90. 109, 242 Annual Rep., World Affairs. Junior UN, Orchestra, Banquet Committee. FLEISHER, RONALD 263 FOLK, ROSE MARIE 242 Service Aid FOLTZ. SANDRA 242 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Student Council, leadership Conference, FHA. FOSS, EDWARD ______________________ 242 PTSA FOURNIEA, MARY K. ... 113, 116, 156, 235, 242, 266 Service Aid, FHA. NHS, Study Monitor, Budget Committee. Senior Committee. FRANCEN, FRED ______ 149, 194, 242. 274 Hi-Y, Student Council. N Club, Social Committee. Homecoming Committee, Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Hall of Fame. FRANCIS. IAVONNE____________________243 Hl-C FRASER, ELEANOR ___________________ 243 Y-Teens, Service Aid, Glee Club. FUST. WILLIAM_______ 115, 149. 168, 171, 162, 243 N Club, Football, Swimming, Track. FYTEN, LARRY ______________________ 243 Hi-Y, Annual Rep., Student Council, Choir, Golf. GAGEBY, STEVEN _____ 110, 149, 159, 164, 191, 243, 270 Hi-Y, Annual Rep. Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aid, Leadership Conference, Hi-C, Banking, N Club. Homecoming Committee, Ethics Committee, Apparatus, Cheerleader, Class Play, Hall of Fame. GARVIS, GARY___________________112, 243 Gym Leader, Student Council, NHS, Senior Committee, Football, Baseball. GEER, DARYL__________________________243 GEORGE. JANICE_________________ 86. 243 Band, Ticket Commtitee. GERBER, JUDY _______________________ 243 Y-Teens GERETZ, ELAINE 82. 92. 104, 108, 118, 119, 243, 268. 269 Student Council, Polaris Staff, Choir, Study Monitor, Class Song Committee, Homecoming Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Courtesy Committee, Junior UN, Class Play Committee, Chem. Club, Glee Club, Fine Arts Society. GIESKE, JUDY............ 122. 243, 266 Annual Rep., PTSA, Service Aid, Budget Committee, Class Play Committee. GILBERTSON, BYRON............... — 243 GIllMAN, IVAN _____________- 243 GILYARD, RICHARD______________ 99. 243 Annual Staff, Banking, Chem. Club. GLANZ, EDWARD —_____________________ 243 GLEASON, DAVID -_______________ 126. 243 Projection GOLD, JOYCE _____________ 99. 114, 243 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Pep Club, NFL, Annual Staff, Class Play, Fine Arts Society. GOLDBERG. SERENE ________ 107, 108, 109, 113, 118. 123, 244, 269 PTSA. Red Cross, NHS, Polaris Staff, Kadimeh, Dedication Committee. Commencement Committee, Junior UN, Chem. Club. £less Play-Make-up. GOLDMAN. ETHEL _____________________ 244 GOLDMAN, MICHAEL ___________________ 244 Band, PTSA. Red Cross. GOLDSTEIN, MARSHA______ 120, 160, 244, 266 Page 280 GARDNER, JEROME 243 GO L SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX JAC GOLDSTEIN, MAURICE 149, 168. 171. 227, 244 Gym Leader, Student Council, N Club, Class Play, Football, Basketball. GOLDSTEIN, SHELDON 90, 109, 244 Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Color Guard, Junior UN, Usher. Homecoming Committee. GOLDSTEIN, STUART 90, 158. 244 Orchestra, Junior Academy of Science, Physics Club. GONIOR. MARTIN ................... 244 GOTTSTEIN, NAOMI 84. 92. 108. 120, 244 Red Cross, NFL, Choir. Class Song Committee, Junior UN, Usher. GRAACK, 8EVERLY ... 244 GREENE, JUDY............. 140, 244, 267 Y-Tcens, Banking, Banquet Committee. GREENSTEIN, ANITA _. 116, 128, 244 Annual Rep., PTSA, Red Cross, Service Aid. Banking, Kadimah. HAEHN, DOROTHY ..................... 244 HAGEDORN. PHILIP 244. 266 HAGFORS, DALE 87. 102, 103, 104. 113, 149, 190, 191, 244, 268 Hi-Y. Service Aid. NHS, Polaris Staff. Band N Club. Apparatus, Social Committee. HAHN, BEVERLY 82, 94, 90. 122, 131, 135, 244. 268, 272 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Pop Club, Student Council, Polarettes. Annual Staff,. Banking, Homecoming Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, PTSA Exec. Board. HAIVORSON. JUDY 120, 133. 244 Y-Teens, Red Cross. HAMANN, RALPH ... 92, 244 Choir, Study Monitor. HANSEN, CALVIN ......... 145, 197, 245 Hi-Y, Red Cross. Football, Tennis. HANSEN. DARRELL HANSON. HELEN 138. 245, 268 Y-Teens, Service Aid, GAA, Cap and Gown Committee. HANSON, HOWARD 112, 185. 245 Student Council, Band. N Club. Golf, Football, Basketball. HANSEN. JANICE ....... 123, 131, 138, 245, 267 Y-Teens. PTSA, Banquet Committee. HANSEN. JOAN 245 Banking HARUCKER, GERALD _______________ 197 Hi-Y, Football, Tennis. HART, ROBERT 245 HARTINGER, ALBERT „ 148, 169, 171, 188 N Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Wrestling. HASTERT, THOMAS 180, 245 Hockey HEIDELBERGER, JANICE_______ 137, 245 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Service Aid, Prom Committee. HELLER, ROBERTA 108, 109, 113, 118, 122, 245, 268 Y-Teens. Annual Rep., PTSA, Red Cross. Service Aid, NHS, World Affairs, library Page, Kadimah, Sales Promotion, Junior UN, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee. HEMERICK, CAROL___________________ 245 HENDERSON. COLIE —_______________245 HERMAN, EDWARD _____________ 185, 245 Golf HERMAN, ELAINE 245 Y-Teens, Banking HERSK, DAVID _____________________ 245 HESS, RENELDA_____ 122. 113, 138, 234, 245, 266, 267, 269 Y-Teens, Student Council, Leadership Conference, NHS, Budget Committee, Banquet Committee, Homecoming Committee, Commencement Committee, Girls' State Rep. HILL FRANCES ._ 114, 118, 140, 161, 245. 266, 268 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Pep Club, leadership Conference, GAA, Budget Committee, Homecoming Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Courtesy Committee. HILL WILLIAM 148, 191, 246 N Club, Apparatus HIRSCH, STEVEN...... ........ 188, 246 Student Council, Basketball, Wrestling. HIRTH, RONALD______________________ 246 HOFFMAN, LOIS 123, 139, 246 Y-Teens, PTSA, Red Cross, Study Monitor. HOKEMEIER, WAYNE 148, 191, 246 N Club, Football, Apparatus. HOKKANEN, SANDRA __________________ 246 Y-Teens, Student Council, Banking. HOlllE, ROBERT ...... 149. 166. 171, 94, 195 N Club, Football, Track. HOLMA. JERALD _______ 86. 97. 105, 246 Polaris Staff, Annual Staff, Band, Fine Arts Society. HORSCH, ESTHER __________ 156, 161. 246 Pep Club, Gym Leader, FHA. HOWARD, SHARON______________________246 Annual Rep. HUBLEY, FLOYD____________ 146, 148, 246 Hi-Y, Student Council. Leadership Con-ference, Choir, N Club, Cross Country, Track. HUDOK, GEORGE HUES, JOANNE _______ 120, 156, 246, 267 PTSA, Pep Club, Red Cross, FHA, GAA. Banquet Committee. INGBERG, DONALD ____________________188 Wrestling IRONS. HARRIET .............. 135, 246 Y-Teens, Choir, Homecoming Committee. IVERSLIE. JOYCE ____________________246 Gym Leader. Viking Club. JACOBSON. ALFRED ................. 246 Viking Club, Wrestling. JACOBSON, ERVIN 246 Page 281 JAM SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX KRA JAMES. PATRICIA ____ 92, 98. 135. 155. 160, 246 Y-Teens, Annual Rap., Pap Club, FHA. Annual Staff, Study Monitor, Choir, Banquet Committee, Homecoming Committee. JARPEY, WALLIS_____________________246 Y-Teen , Gym Leader, Student Council, GAA, Tennis, Swimming, Badminton. JASCO. ELEANOR ............ 135, 247 Y-Teens JAVINSKY. SARA___ 112, 116, 123, 247, 269 Y-Teens, PTSA, Red Cross, Service Aid, NHS, Library Page, Banking, Homecoming Committee, Commencement Committee, Class Play Committee. JOHNSON, BRUCE ...... 145, 159, 247 Hl-Y, Annual Rep., Football, Physics Club. JOHNSON, CHARLES______________87. 247 Band, Hl-C, Football. JOHNSON. DALE ___________________ 247 JOHNSON, DARLENE 114, 247, 269 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Student Council, Commencement Committee. JOHNSON. DAVID E._______________ 247 JOHNSON, DAVID J.___________ 156, 247 Annual Rep., Golf. JOHNSON, DEANNA_____________ 156, 247 Y-Teens, FHA, Budget Committee. JOHNSON. GAYLE___________________247 JOHNSON, JUDY D. _______________ 247 JOHNSON, KAYE_____________________247 JOHNSON, LEROY _____________ 128, 247 Banking, Football, Apparatus, Wrestling, Budget Committee. JOHNSON, MARLENE ___________ 156, 247 FHA JOHNSON. NORMAN__________________263 JOHNSON. RICHARD __________ 152, 247 Red Cross, Banking JOHNSON, WALLACE_________________247 JOHNSON, WARREN______ 92, 247, 268 Hi-Y, PTSA, Red Cross, Choir. Cap and Gown Committee. JOHNSTON, PHILIP .............. 247 JORGENSON, DAVID _.... 248 JUNTUNEN, ALLEN ________________ 248 JUSTESEN, BETTY............... 248 KACKMAN, ELEANOR —.. 248 KAMROW. GERALD___________________248 KAPEL. ANNALEE _ 107, 113, 248, 269, 275 NHS. Service Aid, Polaris, World Affairs. Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Kadimah, A Senior Day Committee, Homecoming Committee, Commencement Committee, Fine Arts Club, Class Play Committee. KAPLAN, BARBARA ______ 100, 160, 248. 269, 275 PTSA, Pep Club, Annual. Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Commencement Committee, Usher, Hall of Fame. KARCH, STEPHEN___________________248 Hockey, Cross Country KASELNAK, RICHARD ______________ 248 Hi-Y, Red Cross, Hockey, Apparatus, Cross Country. KATZ. MICHELE ______ 84. 107, 108, 114, 122. 124, 227, 248 Hall guard. Annual Rep., PTSA. NFL, Polaris, Band, Library Page, Bank Monitor, Social Committee, A Senior Day Committee. KAUFFMAN, ROBERT _______________ 248 Gym Leader, Cross Country. KAUFMAN. JERRY ________ 120, 248. 266 Annual Rep., Gym Leader, Red Cross, Budget Committee Homecoming Committee. KAYSER. NETTA __________________ 248 Y-Teens, GAA. KELLMAN, NANCY _________________ 248 KENDRICK. PATRICIA .... 123. 134, 154. 248, 266, 268, 274 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Viking Club. Polarettes. GAA, Choir, Banking Monitor, Prom Committee, Floral Committee. KEPHART, JEANNE ...... 139, 248, 269 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Pep Club, Viking Club. GAA, Polaris, Choir, Study Monitor, Commencement Committee, KERNER, DAVID .............. 120, 248 Hi-Y, Red Cross, Golf. Football, Ap- paratus. Stage Crew. KING. ROSE 249 KIRSCHBAUM. GAIL________ 139, 249, 266 Y-Teens. Red Cross, Prom Committee. Courtesy Committee. Golf, Usher, KIVO, THOMAS _______________ 227. 249 Hi-Y, Gym Leader, Homecoming Committee. Golf, Class Play. KLADER, MARY ANN____________ 156. 249 KLIFFER. ARTHUR__________149, 249. 266 PTSA. N Club, Budget Committee, Equip. Manager. KLUCK, SHIRLEY__________ 134, 249, 268 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Viking Club, GAA, Choir, Banking Monitor. KNIGHT. JUDITH _________ 135, 156, 249 Y-Teens, Red Cross, FHA, Banking Monitor, Banquet Committee, Homecoming Committee. KNOBLAUCH. SHARON ___________ 249, 269 Class Memorial KONKOL, JOHN 120, 148, 154, 182, 249 Annual Rep., PTSA, Viking Club, Red Cross, Football, Swimming, Baseball, N Club. KOTTKE. RALPH ______ 92. 114, 249, 266 Hi-Y, Gym Leader, Red Cross, Student Council, Leadership Conf., Choir. N Club, Prom Committee, Golf, Football. KOTZIAN, CAROL______ 138, 161, 249, 267 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, GAA, Banquet Committee. KRAFT, JUDITH _____ 154. 249, 266, 269 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Viking Club, Student Council, GAA, Class Song Committee, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Glee Club, Usher. KRAMER, CAROLE______________________249 Page 282 KRE SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX MAT KREZOWSKI. MARGARET 92. 100. 112. 222, 249. 268. 269. 273 Rod Cross, Student Council, NHS, Annual, World Affairt, Choir, Service Aidi, Social Committee, Banquet Committee, Dedication Committee, Hall of Fame. KRIER, PATRICIA ........... 133, 249 Y-Teeni. PTSA. FHA KUEHN. DENNIS ♦ 249 KUMPULA, STANLEY ................. 249 KURTZAHN, GARY 249 Choir, Cross Country. KUTZNER, PHILLIP 250 KVASNIK, WALTER 250 LABISSONIERE, TERRY___________ 92. 250 Choir LACHER, JANICE 92, 250, 267 Y-Teens, Choir, Banquet Committee. Class Play Committee, (Make-up). LAIDERMAN. RALPH 82. 250 Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Tennis, Class Play. LANDY, MARY________________________250 LANGE. DAVID__________________ 225, 250 Gym leader. Student Council, NFL, Football. Apparatus. LANNES. KAREN 250 LARSON. CAROLE________________ 250, 268 Y-Teens, Service Aids, Cap and Gown Committee. LARSON. EDWARD IAUIAINEN. JANICE 98, 122, 133, 224, 250, 275 Y-Teens, Vice President, Annual Rep., Pep Club, Gym leader, Polarettes, GAA, Annual, Senior Committee, Class Play. Usher, Hall of Fame. LAULAINEN, JEANETTE ________ 121, 130. 133, 161, 250, 266 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Gym leader, GAA, Prom Committee. Homecoming Committee, Tickets Committee, Courtesy Committee, Tennis, Badminton. LAULAINEN. JOANNE__________ 82, 83, 99, 137, 214, 234. 264. 270 Y-Teens, ICC, Homecoming Attendant, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Student Council, President, Service Aid, leadership Conference, GAA, Annual, Sales Promotion, Social, Homecoming Committee, Tennis, Badminton, Hall of Fame, Usher, Class Secretary, Girls' State Alternate. LAURIN, YVETTE______________________ 250 FHA, Study Monitor, Banquet Committee. LAVELLE, GREGORY 250 LEADER, CAROL _______ 109, 118, 140, 250, 266 Y-Teens, PTSA, Kadimah, Budget Committee, Courtesy Committee, Fine Arts Society, Junior UN, Sales Promotior Secretary. LEADER, SHARON __________ 118, 119, 140, 250, 268 Y-Teens, PTSA. Service Aid. Pep Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Courtesy Committee, Fine Arts Soc., Swimming. IEGRO, DORIS_______________ 138, 250 Y-Teens LEHMAN, RON NIE 250 LEIGHTON, BARBARA________________251 LEON. GUILLERMO ________________ 251 Hl-Y, Apparatus, Cross Country. LERNER, MICHAEL ____ 112, 149, 197, 251 NHS. Band. N Club. Tennis. LEROUX. SUZETTE_____________________251 Y-Teens, Red Cross. FHA. Hi-C. IESSAK. HARRIET ______________ 128. 251 Banking Monitor LEVENTHAl, DAVID _____________ 188, 251 Wrestling LEVIN, AAAXINE ____________________ 251 Service Aids, Kadimah. LEWIS, GARY......... 146, 148, 173, 191. 194, 251, 268 Hi-Y-AII School Chaplain, Red Cross. Student Council, Banking Monitor. N Club, Cap and Gown Committee, Basketball, Apparatus. Cross Country, Track. LEWIS, GERALDINE ______ 128, 156, 251 Gym Leader, GAA, Banking Monitor. IINDBIOOM, ELAINE ..... 98. 156, 251 FHA, Annual Staff. LOGAN. JOHN PTSA LONDY, BARBARA 251 LOTZ, RICHARD __________________ 251 Hi-Y, PTSA, Choir, Apparatus. LUNDGREN. WILLIAM ___________ 145, 251 Hi-Y, Banking Monitor, Chem. Club, Projection. LYONS, DAVID ______ 84, 106, 107, 108, 158, 197, 251 Annual Rep. NFL, Polaris, World Affairs, Orchestra, Tennis, Junior Acad, of Science, Junior UN. McCOY, CHARLES _______________ 123. 251 McCullough, mary________122, 156, 256 FHA, PTSA, Prom Committee, Senior Committee, Usher. McGovern, Kathleen___________251. 269 Student Council, Class Memorial Committee, GAA. MclNERNY, HELEN ______________ 91, 251 Red Cross, Banquet Committee. MACKEY. ORRIS____________________252 MAOSON, GARY ______ 112, 148, 173, 177, 178, 197, 234, 252 Gym Leader, Student Council. NHS, Vice President. Hi-C, Study Monitor, N Club, President, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, Cross Country. MALECKI, DOUGLAS _________________ 252 Student Council MALKOW, CAROLYN ________ 118. 161, 252, 269 Pep Club, Band, Dedication Committee, Courtesy Committee, Class Memorial Committee, Class Play Committee. MANEVAl, GLADYS.................. 252 AAANKE, HAROLD_________ 86, 87. 90. 252 Band, Orchestra MATHER, ARLENE _________ 134, 156. 252 Y-Teens, PTSA. FHA. Page 283 MAT SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX ozw MATTSON. PATRICIA 87. 252. 269 Y-Teens, Service Aid, NFL, Banking Monitor, Band, Class Song Committee Chairman. Class Play, GAA. MAYES, LORELEI Y-Teen� , Annual Rep., Pep Club, GAA. MEAD. SHARON 99. 112. 122. 159, 252, 269 PTSA. Sorvice Aid. NHS, Annual Staff, Hi-C, Study Monitor, Commencement Committee, Phy� lc� Club, PTSA Executive Board. Chem. Club. MEIER. MARION 121, 128, 159, 204, 252, 268 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Gym Leader, Banking Monitor, Cap and Gown Committee, Physics Club. MELCHIOR. JOAN 252 METZIG, GISBERT ...... 252 Banquet Committee. MEYER. MIRIAM 82. 112, 135, 156, 252, 264, 266, 269 Y-Teen , Student Council, Service Aid, FHA, NHS, Hi-C, Study Monitor, Budget Committee, Banquet Committee, Dedication Committee, Class Treasurer. MILGRAM, RICHARD 84. 104, 158. 233 NFL, Polaris Editor-in-Chief. Orchestra, World Afairs, Chess Club, President, Tennis, Junior UN, Junior Acad, of Science. Physics Club. MILLER, CAROLE 161, 252, 268 Annual Rep., Pep Club, GAA, Cap and Gown Committee. MILLER. DEAN _ _ 97. 112, 145, 151. 158, 159, 252 Hi-Y, Vice President, NHS, Annual Staff, Chess Club, Projection, Junior Acad, of Science, Physics Club, Vice President, Chem. Club, Fine Arts Soc. MILLER. GENE 252 MILLER. JAMES . _ 82, 148, 173, 194, 252 N Club, Basketball. Baseball. Cross Country, Track. MILLER. LAUREL ... 252, 266 MILLER. LYLE 253 Band, Football, Basketball, Baseball. MILLER, PHYLLIS 82, 87. 118, 130, 137, 253, 267, 269 Y-Teens, Secretary, Pep Club, Student Council, GAA, Band (Secretary-Treas-urer. Vice President), Banquet Committee, Co-chairman, Class Song Committee, Homecoming Committee, Courtesy Committee. MIlSTEIN, JERROLD . 112, 253, 266 PTSA, NHS, Junior Acad, of Science. Budget Committee, Senior Committee, Tennis. MITCHELL, MARILYN — 124. 253 MOEN, MARION 122, 253 PTSA, Pep Club, GAA. Budget Committee. MONSON, PATRICIA 154, 253 Viking Club MORALES, LARRY 253 Band, Football, Hockey. MOROZ. MYKOLA ........... 148, 173, 253 N Club, Cross Country, Track. MORSE. MARTHA 253 Y-Teens MURPHY, KATHLEEN 253 Gym Leader, GAA. NAHINSKY, JEROME 123. 149, 166. 171, 253, 272 PTSA. Student Council. N Club, Base ball, Football, Baskotball, A Senior Day Committee, Hall of Fame. NAT. NORMAN__________________ 122, 253 PTSA, Student Council, Golf, Cross Country. NATHENSON, AARON ... 86, 112, 149, 253, 266 NHS, Band, 'N Club, Football, Budgot Committee, Track, Junior Academy of Science. NESTVOLD, ROBERT NEUBERGER. JAMES ........... 82. 253 Student Council, Choir NEUMANN, KENNETH 92, 112, 197, 234, 253, 266 Leadership Conf., NHS, Choir, Budget, Tennis, Badminton. NICCUM, BARBARA . 92. 128, 253 Choir, Banking Monitor, Glee Club. NOREN. KARIN 87. 253, 268 Band, Ticket Committee. NORLING, SANDRA 254 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, Red Cross, GAA, Glee Club. NUGENT, THOMAS 254 Golf NYBERG, GAIL.......... 135, 254 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Senior Committee, Banquet Committee, Costumes. NYBERG, WAYNE.................—. 254 Apparatus NYLANDER. JOANNE 90. 97. 99. 100. 113, 254. 269 Annual Rep., NHS, Annual Staff, Study Monitor, Orchestra, Class Memorial. OLKON, ELLIS 254 Gym Leader, Band, Football. OLSON. KAREN _____________________ 254 OLSON, SANDRA _ 136, 254 Y-Teens, Glee Club. OPPEDAHL, JUDITH _----------------- 254 ORSTAD, VIRGINIA 82. 103, 105, 156, 157, 254 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Red Cross, leadership Conf., Student Council, FHA, Polaris Staff, Banquet Committee, Homecoming Committee. Class Play Committee. OSBORN, THOMAS -------------------- 254 OSTERHUS. ROBERT _ 82. 84. 85. 86. 108, 110, 112, 142, 146. 158, 234, 235. 254, 264, 270 NHS, NFL, Hi-Y, Senior Class Vice President, Ethics Committee, Physics. Junior UN, World Affairs, Junior Academy of Science, A Senior Day Committee, Student Council, FAS, Band, Boys' State Rep., Annual Rep., leadership Conf. OZWOELD, CAROLE ________ 140, 118, 160, 254, 269 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, GAA, Study Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Courtesy Committee, Commencement Committee, Swimming. Page 284 PAR SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX SCH PARASCHUK, PATRICIA 117, 128, 254 Annual Rep., Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, GAA, Library Page. Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Service Aid. PARRIS, RICHARD 149, 168, 171, 254 Gym Leader, Stage Crew. N Club, Football, Hockey, Track. PASSENHEIM, CAROL 120, 204, 254, 268 Y-Teens. Red Cross, Service Aid, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, Social Committee, Homecoming Committee, Class Play Committee. PAWLUTZ, LARISSA 254 Red Cross, Orchestra, Hi-C, Senior Committee. PEARSON, DAVID............ 82. 255. 275 Annual Rep., Studont Council, Service Aid, Homecoming, Hall of Fame. PLUTZER, JOAN 107, 115, 128, 139, 255, 268 POET SCH, MARY ANN 255’ Y-Teens POISSON. WAYNE 255 POLSON, RICHARD _______ 113, 149, 180, 255, 273 Hi-Y, NHS, N Club, 8anquet, Homecoming, Hockoy, Apparatus, Hall of Fame. POPE, MARGARET 121, 133, 201, 208, 255 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club, Gym Leaders, GAA. POTVIN, JOANNE____________________ 255 Choir, Banking Monitors. PUKAL, WILLIAM PECKELS, KAREN ................ 164, 255 Pep Club, Banking Monitor, Cheerleader. PENCE, GERALD 148, 187, 188. 191, 255 N Club, Apparatus, Cross Country, Wrestling. PERTINEN, DONALD 148, 177, 178, 192, 255 N Club, Banquet, Football, Basketball, Baseball. PETERSON, ANITA 255 PETERSON, DEANNA______________________255 FHA PETERSON, KAYE ...................... 255 Band, Swimming PHILLIPS, ROBERT----------------------255 Football, Basketball, Baseball. PHILLIPS, STANLEY 149, 185, 255 PIETILAINEN, GEORGIANA .. 130, 138. 255 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Golf. PINCK, RANSOM 86, 89, 90, 107, 112, 227, 269, 255 NHS, Polaris Staff, Band, Orchestra, Class Song. Football, Baseball, Class Play. RAMSEY. DALLAS _________________ 255 RAPPAPORT, MICKEL ...........256 REICH, MICHAEL 87, 256, 266 Annual Rep., PTSA, Band, Budget. RELOPEZ, EDNA 121, 256 REMLY. JERI 256 RICE. ECAII 256 RICHARDS, KENNETH _______________ 256 ROCHA, RAY 191, 256 ROCKLER, BARBARA 122, 123, 128, 140, 256 ROCKIER, MICHAEL _... 82. 84. 256 Student Council, Homecoming. ROE, JON 256, 266, 269 ROGERS. ROSE 256 RONNING. JANICE 256 ROSE. ELAINE 256 ROSENBERG, RALPH 256 ROTONDO, ROSINA . 256 RUDOCK, JUDITH 107. 112, 118, 203, 225, 256 Hall Guard. Annual Rep., Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, NHS, Polaris, Service Aid, Bank Monitor, Kadimah, Courtesy, Class Play Committee, Fine Arts Club. RUIKKA, JEANETTE 113, 256, 269 Student Council, Service Aid, NHS, World Affairs, Commencement, Class Play Committee. RUPERT, JUDITH 256 RUTHS, JANET _____________________ 257 RYAN, THOMAS _____________________ 257 N Club, Skiing, Red Cross. RYDEN. DOROTHY____________________257 Red Cross, Budget. SADLOSKE, CAROL 138, 161, 204. 257, 267 SAPORITO, DONNA __________________ 257 SAXTON. MARION____________________257 Y-Teens, PTSA. SAYLOR, ROBERT _____________ 86, 145, 257 Hi-Y, Band. SCHEITEl, RUTH _________™________ 257 SCHLEISMAN, GRETCHEN 121, 206, 207, 272 Gym Leador, GAA, Golf, Tennis, Swimming. Badminton, Hall of Fame. SCHMIDT, LOIS ________257 Student Council, FAS. SCHMIEGE. MARK ■ 257 SCHNEIDER, LUCILLE _ 134, 156, 257 Y-Teens, Library Page, Banking Monitor, Make-up Committee. SCHULLER, RAY ___________________257 SCHWARTZ, MARVIN-------------- 257 Red Cross, Student Council, FAS. SCHWARTZ, RAYMOND ........ 257 SCHWARTZ, SANDRA 107, 128, 257, 268 Annual Rep., Polaris Staff, World Affairs, Service Aid, Banking Monitor, Kadimah, Cap and Gown. Page 285 SCO SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX TAN SCOTT. WALTER_________________________257 SEABERG. JOYCE_______ 123. 135, 258, 268 Y-Teens, PTSA, Student Council, FHA, Study Monitor, Floral Committee, FAS, Make-up Committee. SEDRANSKY, JUDY .......... 107, 140. 258 Y-Teens, NFL, Polaris Steff, Courtesy Committee, FAS. Service Aid . SELAND, JUDY ________ 124, 135. 154, 258 Y-Teens. Viking Club, Librery Page. SELL, JANET_______________ 135, 161. 258 Y-Teen� , Pep Club, Gym Leader, Senior Committee. SERULNIC, SANFORD ___________________ 258 World Affairs, Junior UN. SHANNON, CAROLE_______________ 152, 258 SHAPIRO. SUZANNE______________________258 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Study Monitor, Usher, FAS. SHELBY. WILLIAM _____________________ 258 Baseball, Hockey. SHELTON, WILBUR ................. — 258 SHIEFF, WENDY________ 82, 84, 108, 141, 151, 258, 268, 269 Student Council, NHS, NFL, Chess Club, Banking Monitor, Social Committee, Dedication Committee, Tennis. SHOOP. ROBERT __ 92. 258 Choir SILVER. JANE .._ 107, 118, 139, 258, 268, 269 Y-Teens, Annual Rep, PTSA, Polaris Staff Usher, Cap and Gown Committee, Courtesy Committee. Commencement Committee, FAS. SILVER, LOUISE ______________________ 258 Y-Teens, PTSA, Pep Club. Usher, FAS. SILVER. MARILYN _ 107, 114, 258, 269 Hall Guard. Y-Teens. PTSA, Polaris Staff Banking Monitor, Cap and Gown Committee Usher, FAS. SILVERMAN, EUNICE ________ 140, 161. 258 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Costume Committee. SILVERSTEIN, DANIEL _______ 82, 258, 269 PTSA. Student Council, Polaris Staff, Homecoming Committee, Class Memorial Committee, Football, Class Play and Committee. Page 286 SINGER, ROCHELLE 82. 104, 113, 227, 258, 266 Student Council, NHS, Polaris Staff, World Affairs, Library Page, Study Monitor, Kadimah, Social Committee, Class Play, FAS, Junior UN. SINTON. LESLY _____ 100, 136, 161, 206, 258 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Pep Club, Red Cross, Annual Staff, GAA, Courtesy Committee, Golf, Usher, Student Council. SKAR. LAWRENCE _1_ 148, 190, 191, 259 N Club. Apparatus. SKOLNICK. MARILYN ________________ 259 Service Aid, Study Monitor, Kadimah. SMIEJA, BARBARA_______________ 92. 259 Choir SMITH. ANNALEE - 107, 113, 120, 160, 259 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross NHS. Polaris Staff, Kadimah, Banquet Committee, Class Memorial Committee. SMITH, ROGER _____________________ 259 SNYDER, DONALD_____________________259 SOMDAHL. EUGENE_________ 145, 151, 158, 159, 235, 259 Hl-Y, Annual Rep., Chess Club. Physic Club, Junior Acad, of Science, Chem. Club. SPERRY. DAYIE______________________259 Red Cross, Banking Monitor. SPITTLE. MARIE ------------------- 259 Red Cross SPITTLE. SHIRLEY ------------- 92, 259 Y-Teens, FHA, Choir. STAFFORD, JOYCE -------- 137. 259, 274 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Student Council, Red Cross, Study Monitor, Homecoming Committee, Banking Mon- itor. Hall of Fame, FHA, GAA. STANZ, JOHN 126, 259 Annual Rep., Projection. STARK. RUTH 259 STARKSON, HARLOWE 259 STECKMAN. JOANNE 259 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Service Aids, GAA Homecoming Committee, Banking Monitor. STEERE, FRED________________________259 N Club, Swimming, Apparatus. STILLPASS, EUGENE___________________259 Band STIRAS, DOROTHY 133, 260 Hall Guard, Y-Teens. Red Cross. GAA. STOECKMAN. RICHARD . 126, 127, 260 Banking Monitor, Projection, Budget Committee, A Senior Committee, Football. STULL, DARLENE______ 114, 115, 133, 260 Hall Guard, Y-Teens, FHA. STUMNE, ALVE________________________260 Football SUDDUTH. SHIRLEY ________ 133, 208, 260 Y-Teens, Gym Leader, GAA, Library Pag . SUKOV, LOUIS ______ 149, 170. 171, 192, 260 Red Cross. N Club. Football, Basketball, Baseball. SULLIVAN, VERNA _______________ 136, 260 Y-Teens, PTSA. Red Cross Service Aids, Choir, Banking Monitor, Color Guard. Homecoming Committee, Glee Club. SUNDEEN, ROLAND _________ 128, 149. 169, 171, 180, 260 Banking Monitor, N Club, Football, Hockey. SVIHEl, RENEE _____________________ 260 Hall Guard. Red Cross, GAA. SWANSON, SANDRA _________ 92, 133, 260 Y-Teens, Choir. SWATOSH, DAVID ________________1 260 PTSA, Apparatus. SWENSON, JUDY_______ 121, 134, 154, 212, 213. 215, 260, 266 Y-Teens, PTSA, Homecoming Queen, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Viking Club. Service Aid, GAA, Budget Committee, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee. TANCHIN, JAMES .... 149, 168. 171, 182. 194, 260 Gym Leader, N Club, Football. Swim-ming, Track. TANICK, FRANCES____________________ 260 Banking Monitor, Kadimah. TAU SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX zwi TAUS. PHYLLIS 260 TENHOFF. CHARLOTTE 260 Annual. Rep., PTSA, Cross, GAA. Pep Club. Red TESCHENDORF, DARLENE Y-Teens, Gym leader, dent Council, GAA. 260 Red Cross, Stu- TESKE. KATHLEEN • •••• 263 THEIS, LAWRENCE 261 THOMAS. RONALD . . 122, 261 PTSA. Band THOME, LOIS 261 Y-Teens, PTSA. THOMPSON. CAROL 261 Y-Teens THOMPSON. NORMA 261 THURMAN, JAMES 148. 182. 261 PTSA, Banking Monitor, N Club, Foot- ball, Swimming. TOMKINS, KATHLEEN___________________261 Banking Monitor TOUGHIll. RICHARD _______ 82, 168, 180, 261 Gym Leadar, Student Council, N Club, Football, Tennis Hockay. TOUGHILL. RONALD--------------191, 261 N Club Apparatus. TOWNSEND, LOIS______________________261 Y-Teens, FHA, Banking Monitor. TRACY, DEAN ____________ 169, 171. 261 Banking Monitor, Football. TURCHICK, ARNOLD --------- 82, 92. 108, 109, 113. 233, 234, 261, 268, 269, 271 PTSA, Student Council. Leadership Conference, NHS, Orchestra. Choir, Social, Class Song Committee, Homecoming Committee, Junior UN, FAS, Boys' State, Hall of Fame. UDELL, STEPHEN ...... 90, 128, 261 269 Red Cross. Band, Orchestra, Banking Monitor, Class Song Committee, Football, Basketball. Baseball, Badminton. ULMANIEC, PATRICIA ---------------- 261 Gym Leader, GAA. USAN. DONNA__________________ 107. 261 Red Cross, Service Aid, Polaris Staff. World Affairs. Study Monitor, Kadimah, FAS, Junior UN, Homecoming Committee. VAN HALE. GILBERT ________________ 261 Annual Rep., Red Cross. VETSCHER. BARBARA _ 121, 207, 261, 266 Gym Leader, GAA, Budget, Golf, Tennis. VOLKERT, MARIE _ 104, 113, 120, 128, 261, 268, 269 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross Service Aid, NHS, Polaris Staff, Study Monitor, Banking Monitor, FAS. VOS8ERG. JANICE __________________ 262 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., Banking Monitor. WALCHER, JUDY_______ 116, 122, 138, 262 Y-Teens, PTSA, Student Council, Pep Club. WALLER. JOEL 148, 262 N Club WALQUIST, LEROY___________ 180, 262 WALSH, JAMES ______ 146, 187, 188, 191, 262, 264 Class Mascot, Wrestling. WAL2. ROBERT ____________ 82, 128, 262 Student Council, Banking Monitor, Stage Crew. WASSERMAN, CAROL _ 140, 223, 262, 266, 268 Y-Teens, Pep Club, NFL, Study Monitor, Budget, Cap and Gown Committee. WEAVER. JOHN ____________ 87. 262. 266 Red Cross, Student Council, Band, Prom Committee, Baseball. WEESTRAND. JANET _____________ 137, 262 Y-Teens, Pep Club, GAA, Homecoming Committee. WEIL, KENNETH ______________________ 262 Class Play. Chem. Club. WEINTZ. DONALD __________ 82. 149, 182, 262, 266 Mi-Y, Red Cross, Student Council, Choir, N Club, Budget Committee, Prom Committee, Football, Swimming, Hockey, Track. WEIS8ERG, STEPHEN _______ 112, 120, 262 PTSA, Red Cross, NHS, Study Monitor, NFL, Class Play Committee. WELTER. LEROY________________________262 Apparatus WESTLUND, GEORGE _____________ 191, 262 N Club, Apparatus. WHITE, CAROL _______ 121. 133, 208. 262 Y-Teens, Pep Club, Gym leader. Red Cross. GAA. WILKERSON, HELEN_________ 109, 262 World Affairs. Tennis. WILKINSON, CHARLES________________ 262 WILLIAMS, JAMAINE___________________262 WILLIAM. JOSEPH . 82, 87. 90. 235, 263 Band, Orchestra WILLPRECHT, JUDY ___________________ 263 Pep Club, Service Aid, GAA WISHNICK. MAXINE _________ 206, 263 GAA, NFL, Study Monitor, Golf. WOLD, PETER ___________________ 263 WOLDORSKY, HARRIET ____________ 263 Service Aid, Study Hall Monitor, Golf, Swimming, Badminton, Class Play Committee, FAS. WOOD. GERALDINE ________ 152, 143, 263 Choir, Hi-C. WOOD. WILLIAM _________________ 159, 263 Physics Club WORST. SHARON ___________ 122, 133, 263 Y-Teens. PTSA, Red Cross. Basketball. YOUNGQUIST. DUANE _________________ 263 ZAKESKI, ANN _____________ 94, 263. 268 Y-Teens. Polarettes, Cap and Gown Committee. ZELENAK, CAROL _______________ 263, 267 Pep Club. Red Cross. GAA, Library Page, Banquet Committee. ZIEGLER. JEAN_______________________213 Y-Teens, Red Cross, Student Council, FHA, GAA, Study Hall Monitor. ZIMMER. BRUCE _____________________ 263 Hi-Y, PTSA. Red Cross. Baseball. ZIMMER, RICHARD ___________________ 263 Banking Monitor, Football, Apparatus. ZIMMERMAN. SHARON ____________ 204, 263 Gym Leader ZWICKEY, CORINNE____________ 136, 263 Y-Teens, Annual Rep., PTSA, Pep Club. Viking Club. GAA, Student Council. Banking Monitor. Page 28; GENERAL INDEX Administration_______________________ 12 Amundson—306 ........................ 28 Anderson, J,—100 .................... 29 Anderson, 1.-327 ____________________ 30 '57 Annual_____________________________96 A pel-323 ____________________________31 Apparatus, Boys'------------------- 190 Apparatus, Girls'---------------------204 Athletic Assistants ........... ..._ 198 Auditoriums ..................... 222 Auto Shop Club ..................... 147 Awards.............................. 234 Badminton 205 Band___________________________________86 Bank Monitors........................ 128 Baseball, Boys' Soph. 196 Baseball, Boys' Varsity ..----------- 192 Basketball, Boys' Soph. ............ 179 Basketball, Boys' Varsity_____________174 Basketball, Girls' ................. 208 Behrendf ________________________ 205, 54 Bennett__________________________ 229, 32 Bowling --------------------------- 209 Building Staff ....................... 18 Burnett—104____________________________55 Carlson—315 ------------------------ 56 Cheerleaders___________________________.. 164 Chess Club ------------------------- 151 Choir_________________________________92 Christopherson—111 ------------------ 77 Clarke-207 __________________________ 57 Class Officers --------------------— 264 Class Play---------------------------226 Class Song----------------------------264 Connors—227 .........-........... 33 Conover—225 ...................-..... 34 Courtesy Committee__________________ 119 Cross Country .........—............ 173 Dances-------------------------------220 Davidson ....................... 106, 58 Dedication........................... 4 Dress-up Day--------------------------224 Edlund—209 ___________________________35 Educational Council ----------------- 17 Ethics Committee ....... .........110 Etscheid—223 ------------------------ 59 Faculty__________________ Farseth—212______________ Fast-125_________________ FHA______________________ Football, Boys' Soph. Football, Boys' Varsity _ Football, Girls,_________ Forbes-307 ______________ Gems by Tom Kennedy, Girls' Gym Leadership ... Glee Club _______________ Golf, Boys' _____________ Golf, Girls' ____________ Gym Classes----------.... Hall of Fame_____________ Hall Guards-------------- Hansen—12 ________________ Hi-C _____________________ Hi-Y _____________________ Hockey, Soph. ----------- Hockey. Varsity _________ Holiday Revue............. Homecoming ............... Hope-328 _________________ Horsch—304 ___________ In Memoriam—Sue Atlas In Memoriam—Tom Ryan _ Introduction ............. Johnson—2 ............ Josephson—310 ___________ Junior Academy of Science Junior Red Cross Junior United Nations Keenan—215 ........ ...... Kleven—224 ...----- Krefting—121 ......... Lange—308 _______________ Lerschen—312------------- Library Pages____________ Lindsten—228 ____________ Madlgan—119______________ Mandler—324 _____________ Modern Dance ------------ ''N'' Club -------------- National Forensic League _ National Honor Society Nenow-13 _________________ 20 36 37 156 172 166 201 60 276 121 . 91 185 206 200 270 114 38 152 142 181 180 218 212 39 61 230 230 - 6 40 62 158 120 108 41 43 63 42 44 124 64 65 66 203 148 84 112 45 Office Help_________ Olson—5 ...... Orchestra ....., Palm-9 _____________ PTSA _______________ Pep Club ___________ Person—202 ......... Physics Club________ Polarettes Polaris Staff_______ Projection__________ Quello—204 __________ Queen, Homecoming Read-321 ____________ Rutgerson—226 _______ Salutatorian ________ Schneider—325 ....... Senior Committees _ Skiing_______________ Smith-116 ___________ Softball ____________ Sol ie—301 __________ Soltys-11 ___________ Sonnenberg—103 ______ Speed ball. Girls'___ Stage Crew .......... Student Council ..... Swimming, Boys'______ Swimming, Girls' Table of Contents ... Tennis, Boys'-------- Tennis, Girls'_______ Thill-322 ___________ Thompson—210 Thorpe—211___________ Track _______________ Tumbling, Girls' ____ Valedictorian ________ Viking Club __________ Villas-26 ____________ Volleyball ----------- Wiik-318 _____________ World Affairs ________ Wrestling_____________ Y-Tocns ............ — Zellers—311 __________ — 116 ---- 67 ____90 ____ 68 __ 122 ___ 160 ____ 69 — 159 ____94 ___102 _ 126 ____ 70 ..... 213 ____71 ---- 46 _ 233 ___ 47 _ 266 __ 189 --- 4B _ 208 ___ 72 ___ 49 ___ 73 _ 201 — 125 ___ 82 „ 197 _ 202 ____ 3 _ 197 — 207 ___ 75 ___ 76 ___ 74 _ 194 _ 204 _ 232 _ 154 _ 78 _ 205 _ 51 _ 141 „ 186 _ 130 ___ 50 Is, Ira hMMi A,. f AHC UAXH TAuot ruausMixi compani Oauai 'Ixaj Page 288 ' -jc-h •' •‘7.