North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1961 volume:

Volume 52 2 3 Tab emic.............10 ent Life.........28 ties.............54 ts..............100 omores........142 ors...........154 ors...........166 le of Contents 5 1961 has meant a lot to many of us. It is our year, nothing can change it. Turn it upside down—turn it sideways—and it’s still our year—1961. This school year is gone, the events arc past, and the deeds are done, but the knowledge and memories we have gained this year will remain with us for the rest of our lives. Commencement is a fitting climax to the many activities of this past year, but it is not the end. From here, each of us will be going his own way, following his own pathway through life. Thus, commencement marks not the end. but rather a new beginning . . . The Beginning 9 Mr. Johnson Greets, Guides Students and Faculty Mr. Johnson greets the incoming sophomores. Together, Mr. Chester Johnson, principal, and Mr. Glen Sonncnbcrg. assistant principal, do all they possibly can to help everyone in the school. The)’ greet the faculty and student body each morning and in ever)’ assembly program. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Sonnenbcrg arc always ready with a listening ear to help and advise any student or faculty member. Their keen attention to duty pays off in the smooth operation of a large high school. 10 Students can talk easily with Mr. Johnson. Every morning he welcomes the faculty. Mr. Johnion, principal, and Mr. SonncnberR, assistant principal, confer daily on problems within the school. Principals Meet to Plan Smooth Administration of School North's counselors are assigned to each class to assure maximum assistance to each student. Standing, Mr. Joseph Anfinson, seniors: Mr. Lellwyn Anway, |uniors; and Mr. Gordon Thompson, sophomores. SeMtd, Miss Viola Marti, sophomores; Mrs. Lillian Wikroan, juniors. Special Consultants Ease Life at North Checking out books is one of the major jobs of Miss Toon and Mis Ulvestad. North's librarians, Helen Ulvestad and Mclitta Tonn, arc in charge of maintaining a library that will be helpful to any student or faculty member desiring to use it. They aid students in finding books and reference materials needed to complete assignments. Miss Dargay checks a student's pink pass. Mrs. Zens checks a student s file Miss Helen Dargay, the nurse at North, has many tasks to do. Besides taking care of excusing students who become ill during the school day, she must arrange for the physicals given to all athletes. Hearing, sight, and tuberculosis examinations for the student body are also arranged by the nurse. Mrs. Mary Ellen Zens, North's visiting teacher, is helpful to students with problems in school or at home. EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL The Educational Council consisting of Edward Soltys, Phyllis Lyders, Gordon Thompson, John Jacobi, Mr. Johnson, I-ars Kindem and Milton Klevcn help Mr. Johnson and Mr. Sonnenberg with school problems. Not pictured are Mr. Sonnenberg, Carl Krocning, and John Conover. Staffs, Councils Keep Things Running Smoothly OFFICE STAFF North's clerical work is well managed by the able office staff composed of Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, Ethyl Johnson, Mrs. Agnes Miller, Mrs. Katherine Peterson. Mrs. Hazel Corrigan and Lillian Lundbcrg. LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. Alma Lcdding, Mrs. Helen Schimmel, Mrs. Gloria Ernsten, Mrs. Emma Moran, Mrs. Mary Erickson, Mrs. Edna Kalberg, Mrs. Marie Griswold, Mrs. Beverly Peel, and Mrs. Julia Haynes, keep Polarville well nourished. MAINTENANCE STAFF Settled. Ronald Maas, Dave Curry, Mrs. Bessie Olson, Edwin Ready, Arthur Pederson. Standing, John Swanson, John Burns, Carl Nelvik, Willard Tcmtc, Robert Reilly and Frank Swanson, work hard to keep the school in shipshape condition. Gloria Itman and Paul Goldstein studjr ThtJtrir Arii for Advanced Drama. Range From S.E.P. to Drama MRS. RUTH AMUNDSON. English, S E P. JAMES ANDERSON. English, Now, Poljrij Bi-V'etkly, School Publicity VERNON BACKES, English, Sophomore Football Coach. Tennis Coach MRS. GRACE BARSNESS. English. Faculty Social Committee Chairman. Senior Banquet Adviser AGNES BOLIN. English HARRY BROWN. English. SEP.. Senior Adviser Chairman, Lunchroom Supervisor. Hockey Coach. Assistant Football Coach MRS MARIAN DUNHAM. English, SEP., Y-Teens Adviser MRS RUTH HEDLUND, English. SE P., Jr. Red Cross Adviser FRANK JOHNSON. English, Faculty Social Committee MRS. LILLIAN LINDSTEN. English. Advanced Drama, Auditorium Committee, English Department Chairman. Dedication Day Adviser MRS PHYLLIS LYDERS, Business English. F.T A. Adviser CATHERINE MANDLER. English. Commencement Program Adviser ALICE DAVIDSON. Not Pictured English Stresses Writing in Creative and Business Areas MRS. CLARIS MANKOWSKI. Rc latcd Am, English, Class Song Adviser. Auditorium Committee MRS CLARICE MILLER. English RUTH PERSON. English. Speech. Prom Adviser, PoUrii Annual Adviser SEYMOUR YESN'ER. English Variety in Math Gives Opportunities for All MILDRED CLARKE. Mathematics, Pension Representative. Commencement Program Adviser ELMER ED LUND, Mathematics MILTON KLEVEN. Mathematics HARRIET MADIGAN. Mathematics, Budget Adviser. Mathematics Department Chairman PHILIP MOSHER. Mathematics. Senior Social Adviser LLOYD RUTGERSON. Mathematics Typing can be fun. and Karen Saymanski proves it. Business Education Trains for Tomorrow s Skills North High has an extensive business education program which includes business principles, typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, stenographic skills, office skills and mimeograph skills. Also, there is an Occupational Relations program, directed by Mrs. Zellers, which enables students to get experience and credit for on-the-job training. Sharon May improves her bookkeeping skill, while analyzing a chart. 35 IS A LIST OF THE IN THE LEDGER BALANCES ARRANGED COLUMN ANO A CREDIT AND EACH COLUMN TOTALEO ONLY SAMPLE ARE SHOWN. FOOTED IN Ol BEFORE PREP MRS ELVA CARLSON. Office Skills. Shorthand, Mimeograph Supervisor, Senior Elections Adviser. Faculty Welfare MRS. DOROTHY JACOBSON. Basic Business. Bookkeeping. National Honor Society Adviser EDGAR KAST, Bookkeeping. Typing. Lock Supervision AGNES LERSCHEN. Shorthand. Collections MARJORIE SEALANDER. Typing. Service Group. Dedication Day Adviser HARLAN SHEELY, Business Principles. Typing. Polaris Annual Business Manager, Swimming Coach CHARLES TEMPLIN. Typing. Book keeping. History MRS MYRTLE WIIK, Shorthand. Stenographic Skills. Service Points MRS El'DORA ZELLERS. Not Pictured I A timeline placet events in historical perspective. J. CLIVE CLEARY. Modem Problems. S.E.P., S.E.P. Program Chairman ED ANA CONNORS. Modem Problems, Speech, National Forensic League Adviser JOHN CONOVER. History. Banking Adviser. Sophomore Basketball Coach MRS DAISY HETHERINGTON. History. Special Classes. National Honor Society Adviser JOSEPH HITTON. History. N Club Adviser, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach LINTON LANGE. History. Social Studies Department Chairman MRS ELIZABETH MILLS. History FLOYD PEARSON. History. Related Arts, Auditorium Committee. Drama Club. Senior Class Play Adviser ANDREW POGOLER. History. Senior Elections Adviser. World Affairs JOHN SCHNEIDER. Modem Problems, Chess Club Adviser This shrinking globe intrigues Ginny Anderson and Ronnie Pesis Social Studies Creates Interest Through the Past, Present and Future. RICHARD SMITH. Wood. History. Stage Crew Chairman. Auditorium Committee. Stage Construction VERNON SMITH. History DONOVAN STRICKLAND. History, Senior A-Day Adviser, Wrestling Coach STANLEY VOGEL. Modem Problems, History. Senior Ticket Adviser, Junior United Nations Adviser fRINCHINCUSH fNvJIISH I KINcM l icrioniiairc £I£Jionarv Languages Foster Insight Into Other Cultures HARRIET APEL, Spanish, German CAROLINE HORSCH, Spanish. Eng lish. Cap and Gown Adviser MRS CAROL JENNINGS. French. French Club Adviser LARS KINDEM. None. History. Vi-king Club. Student Council Adviser. Language Department Chairman. Ski Coach, Ass't Track Coach Physical Education Stresses Skill and Exercise LEWIS BURNETT. Physical Education. Track Coach. Apparatus, Health Committee. Senior Social Adviser. Cross-Country Coach. Gymnastics Coach MARY RAE JOSEPHSON. Physical Education. Senior Prom Adviser. Tennis Club Adviser. Pep Club Adviser, Health. Badminton Team LELAND SNELL, Physical Education. Lunchroom Supervisor. Football Coach MRS REBECCA STRANDLUND. Physical Education, Health. English. Golf Club Adviser MAROA TRACY. Physical Education. Health, Cheerleader Supervision. Health Committee, Auditorium Committee, G.A.A. Adviser Mari Jo Dristc and Paul Goldstein examine molecular models. A 4: Mike Frisch, Merrill Goldberg and Mike Johnson experiment with a device that measures the force of gravity The finished labs include the latest equipment for experimentation and safety. North High Points With Pride to Its New Science Labs ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON, Bi-ology, Audio-Visual Adviser, Auditorium Committee. MATHILDA KREFTING, Botany, Greenhouse, Biology, Floral Direction, Senior Floral Direction Adviser CARL KROENING, Chemistry. Tag Day, Asst. Football Coach SAMUEL PERRIN. Biology. Science Department Chairman LYNN SMITH. Biology. Science. Hi-Y Adviser JAMES THREINEN, Physio, Physics Club, Junior Academy of Science LAWRENCE ZIMMERMAN. Science. Math, Senior Commencement Adviser, Civilian Defense WALTER NALEPKA, Not Pictured Equally absorbed in the gyroscope which shows the composition of force are Mr. Thrcinen and Michael Frisch. 23 Industrial Arts and Home Economics Train Future Homemakers and Builders BERNICE DAHL. Clothing. Senior Banquet Adviser, F.H.A. Chairman DAVID FLUGSTAD. Wood LAWRENCE HANSEN. Metals. Equipment Room Supervisor JOHN JACOBI. Architectural Drawing. Exhibit and Trophy Cases. Auditorium Committee. Industrial Arts Department Chairman. Athletic Director HOWARD NENOW. Auto Meehan ics. Lost and Found ALVIN QLTRING, Mechanical Draw-mg. Hi-C Adviser MRS. MARY SARGENT. Food. Qothing, F.H.A., Faculty Social Committee. Home Economics Department Chairman EDWARD SOLTYS. Machine Shop. Metals, Golf Coach, Soph. Hockey-Coach MRS. CECILE MACINNES. Not Pictured Art and Music Stimulate Creativity WARREN ALM, Band, Auditorium Committee HVDORUS LARSON. Choir. Auditorium Committee Chairman. Glee Club MILDRED READ. Art. Senior Cap and Gown Adviser. Art Department Chairman. American Education Week HAROLD THILL, Art, Related Am. Senior Commencement Program Ad-v«er, bulletin Boards, Polaris Art Adviser 26 Student Life 27 Homecoming I960 Coroojtion Decoration Preparation for Homecoming started long before September }0. Members of the Student Council worked on one or more of the five Homecoming committees: program, decoration, dance, souvenir selling, and queen selection. After being nominated for candidacy by the senior class, five charming finalists were voted on by the entire student body. Returning alumni marked the official opening of Homecoming events. A Spookcrama theme was developed by the acts presented by students and alumni. At the end of the program the cheerleaders spurred the students to enthusiasm for the coming game with arch-rival Henry. The boys played their hardest, but . . . 33-0 was the final score, with Henry being the victor. The dance the next night showed that the spirit of Homecoming had not been dented by the results of the game. The lunch room was packed with couples dancing to the music of Rod Aabcrg and his band. Upstairs in the girls' gym, other couples found it fun to step to Mr. Brown s rollicking square dance calls. Aaticipitioo 28 Secret letter bears royal queen's name. Tension mounted as co-captains Ron Patten and George MeMurry drew the name of the Homecoming queen out of the envelope. Emotions rose to a frenzied pitch as they finally selected Andrea Hricko as the 196(1 Homecoming queen. Moment of decision 29 Starry-eyed Andrea receives her robe. Ron Pjtten willingly performs his duty. 'Judy Seiler Karen Multgren Queen Andrea views the program from her royal throne. Queen Andy Reigns Over the Day’s Events Which witch is this? George grinned with delight over Homecoming. 32 The Royal Court. North's spirited tackling thrills the Homecoming crowd. Homecoming was one of the busiest days in Andrea’s life. As a queen finalist she was busy and full of suspense until the moment she was chosen. As queen, she reigned over the mysterious happenings of the Spookcrama auditorium. During the half-time show, she was the highlight of the grand procession. Her duties and responsibilities os queen continued Saturday evening when she was hostess at the Homecoming dance. Her duties continued throughout the year for she was always expected to represent an ideal North High student. The band bows to North Royalty. The best seat in the house Naomi Schuiman gets a charge out of Karen's campaign for class secretary. Kathy, caught holding the bag. Newly elected class officers: All set? You bet! Officers elected were Mike Bcrncck. sergeant-at-arms; Karen Szymanski, secretary; Charles Darth, vice-president; Mark Johnson, president; Andrea Hricko. treasurer. James Druk. mascot. 34 Andrea's winning jump. Cheerleader maintain school spirit f Seniors Planned Ahe I_3st year was filled with activities that prepared the ‘61 seniors for their final year at North. Their most important task was electing the class officers. After weeks of campaigning, skits, and speeches, the votes were tallied. When the results were known, the new officers immediately began plans for 1960-61. Along with the officers, the newly chosen cheerleaders and Polarcttes did their part to help with the plans for the future. | lv,J- Judy. antJ Julie have just been chosen and they're ready to go. Judy's winning kick. 35 North Sees Many Changes North students use the new, well equipped hcm Mr. Zimmerman and students enjoy radio room in new physic lab. 36 The basement hall became the temporary headquarters for Mr. Threinen's physics class. North Gets New Science Labs Tear out the old to put in the new. Despite rain. � lctt. luil and 'now Guih Brown and the puckstm arc on thego North saw many changes this year. The old chemistry and physics labs were torn away and modern, well-equipped ones were built. Another remodeling t x k place on the football field. As the winter brought its freezing temperatures, Mr. Brown, hockey coach, constructed an even bigger and better hockey rink than last year. Two new Polar bears added to the spirit of the cheering squad, with their playful antics. They appeared at all games and helped the band's half-time presentations. New Polar hear debut at North. Band girl from new dance team—The Bandells. North High Band Presents: Manhattan Madness The 1961 Holiday Revue brought to North another big variety show sponsored by the North High Band under the direction of Mr. Warren Aim. Students who had auditioned before the program committee performed their acts before a full house. The band also played several stirring numbers. The program was concluded with the cast and audience singing Auld Lang Syne. Everyone was invited to dance to the music of Rod Aabcrg and his band in the student lunchroom following the program. Hep 2-3 4 Program Processional and STAR SPANGLED BANNER LOOK SHARP Finale of Dvorak's NEW WORLD SYMPHONY THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS You Requested It BLACK MAGIC Medley from PORGY and BESS Folk Trio ALLEGRO MAESTOSO by Handel SI MI CHIAMANO MIMI WARSAW CONCERTO THEME FROM THE APARTMENT Can Can Magicians Hospital Scene Voodoo Dance 1930 Comedy Routine Rod Aabcrg's Dance Band Mitch Miller Recording Session Polarcttcs and the Grand Finale North Band Carol Waknitz North Band Bandells Drama Club David Powell, Clark Anderson. Mike Michlin, Ed Politinsky Connie Barnett Mike Conley, Bill Curry, Brad St. Mane North Band Karen Szymanskt Joanne Sturman Joanne Sturman and North Band Polarcttcs Clark Anderjon and Mike Michlin Joan Hulbert, Richard Reiss, and Howard Ansel Charlotte Oltman and Dcannc Morgen Danny Weinberg and Lyle Gary Featuring Brian Grivna of North High The Audience Entire Cast 38 Humor of (he ' JO’S by Djnny Weinberg jnd Lyle G-iry. Man, what a can-can. Joan Hulbert and Kenny Cram prepare for hospital scene. Director Warren Aim strikes up the band. 40 You do that Voodoo so well.' The whole cast joins in singing Auld Lang Sync as a grand finale. Son-King candidates arc previewed before the student body. King Jim Reigns Over Sno-Days. JimGinsburg—Sno-King, 1961! Student Council members sell North High booster buttons Because of warm weather. Sno Days activities were limited. An auditorium was held to introduce Sno King candidates who had been nominated by various school clubs. After the student body voted, the king was crowned by North's Homecoming ejucen. Andrea Hricko. Sno King for 1961 was Jim Ginsberg. Jim. all 6‘ 7 of him, comes within reach of Queen Andrea to accept the crown officially. 41 On Stage at North High Grampa Vanderhof closes the Ust Kmc of a successful play. North's outstanding Drama Club presented You Can't Take It With You under the direction of Mr. Floyd Pearson. Harvey Kaye starred as Martin Vanderhof. Patti Falkowski and Ricky Karp provided love interest as Alice Vanderhof and Tony Kirby. Other members of the cast were Mary Thill, Shirley Huar, Carol Bymark. Lyle Gary, Daniel Weinberg, James Stanton, Stanley Sektor, Douglas Finch, Michael Berkowitz, Bette Shaw, Michael Winer, Barbara Niederloh, Larry Kivens, Ron Peterson and Rolla Breitman. What did you say, dahliog ? Ricky Karp and Patti Falkowski star in You Can't Take It With You. 42 Rolla Breitman makes her grand entrance as Olga the Duchess. Mr. Allbright's travel-adventure movie, the General Motors science demonstration, and the Panel of Americans were only a few of a variety of audtioriums that contributed to the enjoyment and knowledge of the North High student body. Many hours of planning and practice went into the numerous pepfests which helped to unify school spirit. Much of this work was done by the cheerleaders who worked and practiced long hours after school. Like, beat Henry. Panel of Americans present inspiring view to promote brotherhood A Ted ripped to shred . Visitor from Canada entertained with authentic Scotch music. 43 Dances Are a Hit in ’61 Future Farmers of America enjoy Sadie Hawkins Dance. Karen is the sharpest barber in town. I. Allen Grover, promise to love, honor and obey. Ecnie. Mccnic. Miny, Moc Marsh gives Liz a swing. In spite of the students’ busy schedules, they still found time to plan and attend many successful dances. The Sadie Hawkins Dance was one of the first ones of the year. Games, costumes, and square dancing called by Mr. Brown made it a huge success. Other dances held throughout the year were an All-School Dance, Sno Ball, Sno-Day Dance. Y-Teen's Formal. St. Patrick’s Day Dance, and the Senior Prom to climax them all. 45 Rod Aaberg’s mad band. Ron and Joan—lost in the spell of the senior prom. Juniors and Sophomores Participate Joey Kopstcin and Kay I.idle arc n « :m'. tootin'. K •• I sophoir.oro Girls practice for junior Fnljrettc try u::-. What can be said about sophomores and juniors that hasn't been said before? They did what was expected of them and even more. They supported the teams; took part in sports, drama, cheering, and other activities; and proved themselves worthy of some day carrying on the senior traditions. 46 Now you're getting it. Penny. 47 Underclassmen attempt flight into outer space. Fads Are Fabulous What will Mr. Ycsncr say ? Fads at North this year centered around bouffant hairdo's, short skirts, letter jackets and cars. Ski sweaters came in and fur collars went out. The ever faithful tennis shoes and bobby socks were still around and every hero in the hall wore a letter sweater. Fashion in the lulls. 48 Sharpest boys in town. History? 49 The Line-up. As Near to Normal As a Day Can Be 50 Joel slides through North High. 51 The time has come to say good-bye. Activities National Honor Society Achieves Pluming the annual trip are N.H5. officer : Marlene Peterson, treasurer; David Swenson, sergeant-at-arms; Gilbert Rozman. president; Joni Wetsman, vice-president; and Ruth Ziff, secretary. FIRST ROW: Karen S ymanski. Barbara Wyland, Joanne Sturman. Judith Jansen SECOND ROW Marshall Schwartz. Phyllis Smiley. Jerald Sadoff. Joseph Brochin. THIRD ROW: Ralph Wittcoiff, Mark Johnson, Martin Fitcrman, Merrill Goldberg. Academic Acclaim Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualities found in North’s National Honor Society. A student fulfilling these requirements may be inducted into the society in either his junior or senior year. The main projects for the year included a scries of lectures in the fields of art and politics which were open to the student body. Thanksgiving found the group bringing food which was donated to a charitable organization. In March, members of the society took a trip to Chicago. A banquet, given in honor of the newly elected members was held March 15. Mrs. Daisy Hetherington and Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson have advised the organization this year. Society member till a Thanksgiving box. FIRST ROW: Joan Weisman, Ruth Ziff. Lois Oawoeld, Geraldine Olson. SECOND ROW: Vivian Wolter. Marlene Peterson. Joel Herman. Myrna Kaplan THIRD ROW: David Swenson. Howard Ansel. Gilbert Roiman, Douglas Cram. FIRST ROW: Kathleen Forbes. Sandra Hubert jr, Rachel Brudnoy, Debby Zweigbaum, Stephanie Lehrman, Kenneth Cram. Sharon May. SECOND ROW: Judy Compton. Joanne Sturman. Diana Johnson, Karen Hagfors, Sharon Chodos, Carole Bonstrom, Spencer Mincar. THIRD ROW: Darlene Bloomstrand, Mike Shiff, William Ingison, Roger Eastcy, Susan Nelson, Carol Johnson. Judy Hill. FOURTH ROW: Jean Kokesh. Gale Kaplan. Naomi Schulman, Andrea Hricko, Kathleen Sorensen. Charlotte Mjos, Sharon Slanchfield. FIFTH ROW: William Andersen, Thomas O'Brien. George Polosny, William Warner. Jeffery Silver, Joel Berman. Jerald Sadoff. Student Council Activates Students FIRST ROW: Reesa Marko, Charla Wheeler, Carol Lundstrom. Michelle Gallup. Bruce Palmer, Lola Turner. She nun Brodsky. SECOND ROW: Sandra Lindblom, Metric Bloom, Miriam Herman. Monica Drosscl, Sharyn Sauer. Hinda Greenberg. Donna Kaufman. Carole Smith. THIRD ROW: Carol Swanson. Beverly Hyatt. Karla Warner, Karen I trson, I.ynne Crockett. Sandra Sumpter. Judy Teener. FOURTH ROW: Robert Wright. Linda Erickson. JoAnn Pomcr-leau. Kathy Singer. Bonnie Hanson. David Berman, Robert Peterson, Darlene Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Joe Kopstcin, Steve Swenson. Ronald Patten. Kenneth Crow, Paul Katzovitz, Hubert Schaitberger. Gary Walter. Council members decorated the halls for Homecoming. Student Council helped celebrate the holiday spirit at North. Students arc permitted to voice their opinions on school matters at the student council meetings. Problems within the school are often discussed and solved within this body. Within the Council are many committees. The Homecoming committees planned and executed the I960 Homecoming, including the slogan contest, dances, pre game auditorium, and coro- nation of the Homecoming queen. Another major activity was the preparation for Sno-Wcek. This began with praying for snow— a very necessary ingredient. The Student Council scheduled the hockey game and the basketball game held during Sno-Wcek. The Sno-Kmg Contest was also handled by the Council. 57 Hubert Schaitbcrger, president; Jerald Sadoff, vice-president; Gale Kaplan, secretary; Joanne Sturraan. treasurer; Naomi Schulman, allcity representative; Bruce Palmer, Homecoming decorations; Lola Turner, dance chairman. FIRST ROW: Rachel Brudnoy, Brian Gnvna. Gerhard Horn, Arnold Potek. Howard Savin. James Stanton. Meredith Babin, Richard Rcivs, Carolyn Benson, Dc-Ette WickUnd. Raymond Aimer, Patricia Mattson. William Hammerman. Man Jo Driste. Jranne Alford. Elena Peterson. Darnel Weinberg. Nyle� Charon. James Eggcrt SECOND ROW: Richard Ryan. Kent Seavey, Steven Warren, David Swenson. Melford Wheeler. Howard Ansel. Deborah Clark. Kathy John son. William Hopkins, Gordon Hess. Joanne Lindroos, Judith Johnson. Caro lee Geer, Peter Johnson. Barbara Niederloh, Ruth Ziff. Nancy Lcchnyr. Joyce Kranl Phyllis Carlson. Mary Sutton. Joan Hulbert. Jerry Bukstem, Michael Michlin. Harvey Rothman. THIRD ROW: Claude Schochet. Julius Crawford. John Wien- Band Performs at School Functions The North High Band can be heard at football and basketball games, in auditoriums, and at the evening concerts it sponsors. Members of the band practice hard and give up much extra time so that North High students an be proud of their excellent band. Warren Aim. the band's director, devoted much time and patience to make the band an outstanding high school group. BAND COUNCIL—STANDING: Thomas Oilman. Clark Anderson, Todd Zimmerman, Chuck Lawrence. SITTING: Douglas Cram. Phyllis Carlson, Nancy 58 Lcchnyr, Barbara Niederloh, Ruth Ziff. Mr. Aim, North's band director. man. Charles Lawrence. Kenneth Cram. Kenneth Heruth. Todd Zimmerman. Jeremy Gottstcin. Robert Livon. William Warner. Alex Bullock. Clark Anderson. Douglas Cram. Steven Swenson. Wynne Williams. Ernest Suomclj, Rodney, Norberg FCK'RTH ROW Richard Krahn. Bernard Stay, Timothy Aunc, Thomas Oilman, George Japis, Michael Johnson. Phillip Dean, John Harris, James Wepplo. Michael Beal FIFTH ROW Harlan Well . Judy Parsons. Edward Politiruky, James Mitchell, Dennis Colman, Patricia Lcchnyr, Mr. Aim. Color guard presents flags. FIRST CHAIR MEMBERS—STANDING: Claude Schochet, Clark Anderson, John Harris, Richard Krahn, Harlan Wells, Michael Michlm, Thomas Oilman. SEATED: Barbara Niedcrloh, Rachel Brudnoy, Brian Grivna, Mari Jo Driste, Daniel Wetnberg, David Swenson. STANDING: Julie Ostrin, Judy Hill, Susan Nelson, Patti Hall, Regina Ballard, Rhona Troswick. KNEELING: Kathy Sullivan, Karen Bachman, Jean Kokesh, Patti Falkowski, Sylvia Mead, Lola Turner. Polarettes Dance Into Stardom North High School’s dancing troupe, the Polarettes, were very outstanding this year. The) performed at Homecoming, pep fests, football games, and the Holiday Revue. Captain Lola Turner kept the group in order while Patti Hall, choreographer, taught them new routines. Julie Ostrin, Kathy Sullivan, Judy Hill. Karen Bachman, Susan Nelson, Patti Hall, Jean Kokesh, Patti Falkowski, Regina Ballard, Sylvia Mead, Rhona Troswick, Lola Turner. Patti Hail, choreographer, and Lola Turner, captain. FIRST ROW: Heidi Bergman. Charlotte Jasperson. Nancy Randle. Rochelle Rappaport. Julie Walters, jenelu Anderson. Joyann Bonnet I. Diane Judge. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Perry. Diane Warner. Carol Wetley. Mary Lou Baker. Judy Dobbs. Shirley Muller. Jill Ackerblade, Connie Gilmore. Carol Chell, Sandy Wesley. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Kcskc, Linda Erickson. Lois Hencir, Cheryl Betzler. Patricia Gowdl, Judy Lee. Joanne Fabicnke, Linda Van Hale, Joanne Kumagai. Polar Band and Glee Club Strive for Perfection In North’s Glee Club many musically talented girls have a chance to prepare for the A Choir. The Glee Club practices during the first period under the direction of Mr. Larson. North’s Polar Band is constantly striving for perfection. Under the direction of Mr. Aim, this group has a chance to prepare for the A” Band. The Polar Band practices during the fifth period. FIRST ROW: Nancy Lcchnyr. Cynthia Mochrl, Betty Thereau, Vidcic Winberg, Donald Pearson, Judith Ben ick. Robert Kcskiulo. John Schneider. SECOND ROW: Michcal Wilson, Craig Fitch, Fredrich Spath. Amu Goodman. Robert Benson. Charles Lewis. James Schcwe. Donald Fuchs, Judith Cottam. FIRST ROW- Janet Andcrton. Evalyn Elftnunn Lola Turner. Sara FriKh. Elaine Darling. Diane Hamlin. DeAnne Morgan. Geraldine Olson. Diana Johnson Kathy Forbe . Donna Auburn. Judith Teener. Judith Hill, Charlotte Oilman. Lorrnc Spark . Katherine Dunn. Ramona Chilstrom, Jamie Evidon. Norrinc Trickey. Judy Weiwnan, Sharon Cartaon. Kathy Engman. Connie Schultz. Judith Hall. Sandra Turchick SECOND ROW Harvey Kaye. Joanne Sturtnan, Karen Gate . Karen Paige. Alice Wedekind. Nancy Empting, Dawn Wright. Sharon Evans, Rosalind Freeman, Carol Spark . Karen Hagfors, Susan Welch. Joan Pcnmg Karen Lamm. Karen Flodecn. Cheryl Hocm. Violet Surksoo, Karen Moe, Baibara McKclvey, Donna Angel. Elaine Swing. Barbara Anderson. Kathy Ramirez North’s Choir Blends I 00 Voices North's A Choir is an ambitious and busy organization. Under the direction of Mr. Larson, the choir has presented many school concerts, including the highlight of the year—the Spring Concert. Benefit concerts were performed at Glenwood Hills Hospital and the Leamington Hotel for the Five Sure Sister Kenny Foundation Convention. Sponsoring a Minneapolis Gas Company Cooking School was the main fund raising project for the choir trip. They also sold boxes of candy during the holiday s-acation. Choir officers grouped on the left are, SEATED, Connie Barnett, treasurer; Shcma Mr. Larson—Director of Soli, choir clerk. STANDING are Haney Kaye, president; Elliott Bad m, vice- the North High Choir. president; and Joan Pennig, secretary. Council members on right are Mark Smith, Elaine Darling, Wally Osipenko. Karen Hagfors, Arnic Odcssky. Carol Sparks, Richard Karp, and Karen Moe. Circn Wahlstrr. THIRD ROW John Meland. Richard Johnson. Helen Neun� in er. Karen Szynumk. Carol Isaacson. Joanne Berry. Connie Barnett Susan Hatch. Iharlotte M� os. Carole Erickson. Sandra Holter. Shirley Milgrom. Jackie Morrison. Vivian Woltcr. Nano Schwartz, Jean Storm. Holly Day. Marpe Hliott. vidrth Hartman Shrrna Soil. Lyle Gary. Glenn Miller FOURTH ROW Arnie Odcssky. Kenneth Casperson. Ronald Carlson. Dale Lindquist. Joey Kop-trin. John March. Jerry Kline. Duane Nelson. Ronald Anderson. David Sikooki. Merrill Goldber . Richard Karp. James Groth. Sheldoo Gary. Eugene Krampo-ich Lyle Grocn Bill Donald. Lyle Rockier. Larry Nelson. Wally Osipenko, Mark Smith. David Hoffman. James Druk. Elliott Itadzm. David L.nd rcn P.T-S.A. Links Home and School P.TS A officers Sharon Stanchficld, Faye Silver, and Virginia Anderson meet with Mr Sonnenberg P.T.S.A., the Parent-Tcacher-Studcnt Association at North High encourages participation and interest in school affairs. This group consists of parents, teachers, and a student to represent each homeroom. P.T.S.A. is advised by Mr. Sonncnbcrg. FIRST ROW: Kathryn Friedman. Irma Beck, Sandra Brecht, Marilyn Dale. Elaync Iseri, Roberta Gorsky, Karen Liss. SECOND ROW: Ramona Chilstrom, Lyle Grocn. Judy Teener, San Apple-man, Binnie Berk us, DeAnnc Morgan. THIRD ROW: Sylvia Mead. Karen Gates, Jamie Evi-den, Judie Racette, Jill Johnson. Joyce Haley, Kay Karczewski. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Gordon. Marilyn Crow, Jean Hoag-berg. Nancy Billstrom. Carol Isaacson, Marguerite Muller. FIFTH ROW: Jeffrey Silver. Thomas Kommers, Margaret De-Koning. Sharon Stanchficld, Susan Leventhal, Connie Barnett, Judith Cundiff. FIRST ROW: Kathy Arnold, Darryl Landeau, Betty Pettman. Y v o n n e Sendek. Jacqueline Schwartz. Linda Keeney, Sheila Swaddcn SECOND ROW: Brenda Mayberg. Karen Paige. Shirley Muller, Kathleen Pegg. Faith Bezanson, Meredith Wise, Betty Kilbury THIRD ROW: Kathy Halverson, Jacqueline Skol-ler, Faye Silver, Barbara McKcl-vey, Sandra Spooner, Barbara Du-Bo is, Mary Alyce Kronzcr. FOURTH ROW: Gloria Itman. Laurence Kivcns, Barbara Vnuk. Carol Westberry, Lois Brodsky. Lynne Reskin, Shirley Swenson. FIFTH ROW: Roger Youngdahl. Evonne Ryan, Carrol Ruth Kennedy, Mari Millett, Vickie Win-berg, Betty Jo Starke, Diane Ox-borough. FIRST ROW: Marti Pcrtincn. Betty Stolt, Esta Greenberg Jen elu Andcnon, Mary Thompson. Roberta Ressen, Judith Liman SECOND ROW Kay Little. Sharon Carlson. Carol W'endt, Judy Saari. Janet Konn. Jean Stano. THIRD ROW: Barry Kivo, Diane Knoblauch, IjVonnc Perry, Shirley Milgrom, Julius Crawford, Sharon Evans, Adrian Benjamin FOURTH ROW: Pa-tricia Kelliher, Michael Peter, Linda Ruhingcr, Dudley Thayer, James Hannav, JoAnne Berry FIFTH ROW: John Johnson. James Hingeley. Paul Goldstein, Terry Nagle, Bette Shaw. Mahan Dahl. Sandy Eldund Red Cross Insures Community Welfare Junior Red Cross, advised by Mrs. Ruth Hcdlund, sponsors a gift box drive each year at North. Representatives from each homeroom attend the Red Cross meetings. Often members of the Junior Red Cross volunteer to help the Red Cross Center with its activ-ities. Red Cross officers arc Faye Ann Olandcr, Mary Hubbard, and Rayc Olandcr. FIRST ROW': Marilyn Hirt. Sandra Gicsca, John Toblcr, Beverly Docs, Sheila Young, Barbara Mis-ler. Judith Leach SECOND ROW: Lois Ozworld, Rolla Breit-rrun, Diana Whited. Judith Cot-tam, Elcnc Larson, Charlotte Jas-person. THIRD ROW: Karen Paige, Joyce Wesley, Barbara Hackcrt. Kathy Steevcs, Rosalind Freeman. Sharon Draper, Doraync Smoot. FOURTH ROW': Karen Bachman. Dorothy Schnarr. Helene Bush, Susan Thole, Karen Moc, JoAnn Cohen, Jcunnie Erickson. FIFTH ROW: Leo Johnson. Mary Hubbard, John Harris, Lois Anderson. Janet Gass. Karen Hultgren. Nora Mowcry. In the front is Merrill Goldberg Behind him at left is Karen Szymaruki. at right is Judy Cundiff. I-cft to right Phyllis Smiley. Vivian Wolter, Myrru Kaplan. Joanne Sturnun. seniors, faculty, and underclassmen; Mike Johnson. Phil Dean. Dave Hoffman, photographers; Gil Rozman. Joel Berman, boys sports; Raye and Faye Olander. girls' sports; Wayne Hanson. Stese Abramowitz. business managers; Sharon Hunezak, Sue Hatch. Joanne Peterson, activities section; Ruth Goetz, Denna Rosenau, student life; standing. Miss Person, adviser. Yearbook Staff Leaves 61 POLARIS To North High We, the Polaris Annual Staff of 1961, being of sound mind, leave this yearbook to the classes of 1961, 1962, and 1963. All that has happened at North during this year— the wonderful, exciting, and even sad—is recorded herein. Homecoming, the games we have won and lost, awards, activities, and graduation are all within these pages. This book represents much time and tears, but it has been well worth our effort. We stipulate only one condition with your receiving of this book . . . that is, to enjoy and treasure it as a history of 1960-1961 at North High. 66 Merrill Goldberg, editor. Karen Szymanski. future eo-ordi- Judith Cundiff, artitl. tutor. Steven Abramowitz, bmimest man-nger. 67 Hurry, hurry, deadline ! ■'Where is your pa� ? FIRST ROW: Lonnie Benjamin, Julie Walters, Barbara Masler, Donna Granroth. Patricia Kinn, Patrida Silva, SECOND ROW: Jean Ludwig, Carol Epstein, Sandy Wesley, Sharon Carlson, Joan Dee Ebent, Sheldon Gary. THIRD ROW Sharon Norman, Johnnie Mae Hadley, Sally Dc-Soto. Judie Racctte. Margaret Jarvis’, Lynda Kingsbury. FOURTH ROW: Robert Karrow, Donald Bunce, Dennis Polley, Judy Blom-lie, Hattie Stewart. JoAnn Pomcr-Icau. Annual Representatives Aid Annual Staff Three Annual payments are collected during the year from those juniors and sophomores who have ordered annuals. One representative from each junior and sophomore homeroom collects these payments. This involves quite a bit of responsibility and they should be given credit for their fine work. FIRST ROW: Judith Hall, Charia Jean Rajala, Betty Kilbury, Judith Moore. Wanda Mark, Estelle Chemrinow. SECOND ROW: Gloria Jean Wachter, Bonnita Erickson, Barbara Schneidinan, Carole Swanson. Elaine Palctx, Diane Bielkc THIRD ROW: Susan Grcgersen, JoAnnc Berry, Dawn Wright. Janet Thompson, Dorothy Schait-berger, Carol Isaacson. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Kornmers. Judith Hartman, Judy Gilmore, Lois Hcncir, Claudia Bcrge, Linda Ru-bingcr. t FIRST ROW: Shelly Itman. Johnnie Jean Oilier. Barbara Knight, Mirum Mint . Joyre Gustafson. Barbara Bum . Judith Seiler. Barbara Halvert.n SECOND ROW Judi Weisman. Pam Mattaway, Sandra Manbcnko, Sharon Granroth. Charlotte Oilman Bonnie Humphrey Arlene Million IHIRD ROW: Michael Joshua. Joseph Goldman. Barbara Halrorson. Mari Jo Dnste. Joan Weisman. Lloyd Thorsoo, Marilyn Moe. Kathy Engman FOl'RTH ROW: Audrey Falk. Paul Moe. Marilyn Shoop, Deborah Furset er, Manan Fuller. Jacqueline Fern. Beverly Joscphson FIFTH ROW Vivian VX’oltcr. Richard Ryan. Lawrence McMclon. Allen Grover. Thomas Kesnick. Gary Master, Darryl Durand. Gloria Itman North's bank monitors handle deposits for the school savings program. Every Friday during advisory, they collect the deposits and bring them to Mr. Conover, the adstser to the group. 'Money” Is Favorite Word of Bankers FIRST ROW Jim Peterson. Betty Pettman, Judith Wyttcnhaik Patricia Doyle, Flayne Iseti Carol Wick. Matthew Carp. Juanita I-aFasc SECOND ROW: Karon Bosak, Gail Palctz. Carol Survdeen. Sheryl Lewis. Joyce Krank. Elaine Bcoowit . Bonnie Weinberg THIRD ROW Lois Hcnor. Sandra DiBenedetto, Carol Boileau, Sherry Sasner. Janet Thompson. Harold Berman. Jamie F-viden. Karen Wahlstrr FOl'RTH ROW David Hlumbctp David Anderson. Gale Kaplan. Joanne Schaible. Jean Storm. Betty Jo Starke. Myma Blank FIFTH ROW William Andersen. Thomas Knmmcrs. Judith Sheridan. Lana Carpenter. David Zwickey. Kathleen Sorensen. Roslyn Furst. Sandra Holter FIRST ROW: Elaine Kellman. Alice Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Harriet Kat . Kathy Sullivan. Miriam Black. Naomi Schulman THIRD ROW Sandra Eklund, Terry Nagle, Diane Levitt, Jim Hingcley, Dianne Cates, Kathy Arnold, Lorry Kata. Lois Ozwocld FOURTH ROW: Phil Litwin. Arlene Milstein, Gary N'ylander. Andrea Hricko, Karen Bachman, Myron Greenberg. Extra: Bi-Weekly Informs Mr. James Anderson PAGE EDITORS SEATED: Andrea Hriclco, feature; Judith Jansen, editorial chief; Myron Greenberg, news. STANDING: Karen Bachman, news; Marshall Schwartz, sports. Informing the school is the main purpose of the Polaris Bi-Weekly. Under the direction of Mr. Anderson, the Bi-Weekly staff publishes an issue of the Polaris ever)’ other week. There are 20 issues of the school paper. The most important appear at Homecoming, Christmas, and graduation. 70 The finished product is worth all the effort. 71 The race to deliver the papers STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: Philip Dean. Roger Morel, Bruce Hutchison SF.COND ROW: Terry Keno, Larry Small, Terry Scland. Bruce Lee. Two of the most active service groups at North are the projection and stage crew. Under the supervision of Mr. Christopherson. the projection crew is in charge of all audio-visual equipment. Operating the movie projectors, tape recorders, phonographs, slide projectors and mikes are but a few of the various jobs that keep this group busy. The stage crew, under the supervision of Mr. R. Smith, is responsible for the stage equipment in the auditorium. This group of boys operates the auditorium and stage lights and sets up props for many auditoriums. The protection crew enjoys comparing old and new projectors. Projection, Stage Crew Perform Services While the cat's away, the rats will play! PROJECTION FIRST ROW: Stephen Henridc-son, Sheila Splan. Gloria Larsen. Daniel Houlton. Jeff Vinokour, Susan Schwartz. Kathy Lechko. SECOND ROW: Jerry Elliott. Dennis Policy. Bruce Lazarus, Beverly Chevalier, LaDes Glan-zcr. Joan Weisnun. Carolyn Ap-plcman. THIRD ROW: Richard Scofield, Donald Buncc. Gary Schmidt, Jeffrey Silver, Johnny Tolcntino. Robert Fagerhiugh, Gary Hanson. FOURTH ROW Aclrcd Noslca. Bruce Gates, John Johnson. Dave Fraser. Ralph Wittcoff. Stuart Gross, Richard Riger. i is i vv LIBRARY AIDS FIRST ROW: Bonnie Weinberg. Join Rcmcr. Karen Gryc kuwski Margaret Fo� , Harriet Kit SECOND ROW: Beverly White. Ruth Olson, Miry Bailee. Catherine Lawrence THIRD ROW Margaret Curry, Evonne Ryan. Audrey Falk. Carole Erickson, Carmen Bemicfc Patty Farrand. art aid. outline a bulletin board. Gym, Library, and Art Aids Thi� is exercise! Assist Faculty Library aids prepare book displays. No one ever calls the gym aids lazy. Among their duties arc refereeing sports, looking after equipment, and bookkeeping in the gym office. They also check attendance and take over classes in the absence of teachers. Issuing books is only one of a library page’s duties. She must also shelve and file books and maintain the bulletin boards in the library. Art aids design and put up bulletin boards around the school. Anna Noren, not pictured, files art materials in the art room. GYM AIDS FIRST ROW: Mary Alyce Kron cr, Lynne Crockett, Ruth Thompson, Ruth Ann Toft. Theresa Rust. SECOND ROW: Penny Cedcr berg. Dianne Scanncll, Penny Darsow, Sharon Stanchfield, Darlene Day, Nancy Bill-strom. HALL GUARDS FIRST ROW: Diane Deutsch. Romaine Swicrctck, Judith Hotter, Chari a Jean Rajala, Judith Seiler, Patricia Kin . SECOND ROW: Barbara Wyland, Carol Ann Johnson, Sandra Spooner, Gloria Gavin, Dorothy Johnson, Judith Franson. THIRD ROW: Faye Ann Olander, Nodra Fili-pek. Kathleen Sorensen, Reginald Zicska, Janet Gass, Raye Olander. S.E.P. Aids and Hall Guards Keep Order Working hard. Gloria? Turnabout is fair play. Aids to the Sophomore Enrichment Program take attendance, pass out materials, and correct tests. This program helps students with reading problems. It consists of three days of assigned reading and two days of individual reading. Do you have a pass? This is the familiar cry of North’s hall guards. Only students with passes arc allowed in the halls during lunch periods. S.E.P. AIDS FIRST ROW: Carol Sparks. Gail Paictz, Mary Rued, Elizabeth Forarc, Claire Cook. SECOND ROW: Joan Pcnnig, Shari Bcsner. DeEtte Wickland, Joanne Fuller, Sharon Hunczak. Karen Larson. THIRD ROW: Judy Koerner, Carol Waknitz, Paul Goldstein, Judy Sheridan, Lana Carpenter. OFFICE AIDS FIRST ROW: Darlene Danielson. Cheryl Buehner, F.sta Greenberg, Sharon May. Julie Ostrin SECOND ROW Mary Rued, Barbara DuBok Durayne Smoot. Monica Drcssel. Elaine Paler . Marilyn Weinemun. THIRD ROW Jacqueline Fcm. Myrna Kaplan. Barbara Vnuk. Patricia Shod. Marylynn Ridglcy FOI’RTH ROW: Karen Kriefall. Shirley Fox. Phyllis Smiley, Lois Anderson, Verna Jondall, Virginia Anderson Office aids operate the switchboard, collect attendance cards, type and distribute the absence list, and fill the teachers' post office boxes. The mimeo girls under the direction of Mrs. Carlson duplicate all maps, study guides, and test papers needed by teachers for their classroom work. Richard Nelson, student bookroom assistant to Mrs. Miller, distributes, stamps, and records all books requested by teachers. Office, Bookroom, Mimeo Aids Perform Efficiently North High School-May I help you ' MIMEO AIDS Bookroom assistant. Richard Nelson FIRST ROW: Laura MeTague. Serene Fiterman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Nordstrom. Darlene Ife«gie THIRD ROW: Sandra Trombley. Pa- 75 tricia Sward. TICKETS - LOST g FOUND Margie Satz, Serene Fiterman, Marlylynn Ridglcy. Mary Rued One at a time, please Oh, you found him! The Lost and Found, supervised by Mr. Ncnow, is open before and after school. This permits students to recover their lost articles. The ticket girls, under the guidance of Miss Madigan, sell tickets to all of the games in which North participates. The Courtesy Committee greets all students and visitors in the counselor's office. Lost and Found, Ticket, Courtesy Serve North COURTESY FIRST ROW: Ronna Cowl. Diane Levitt, Debhy Zwcigbaum. Estelle Chemrinow. Carole Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Lois Oxwodd, Andrea Harich, Kathy Arnold, Gail Palctz. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Cohen, Shirley Huar, Barbara Besncr. Myra Bogucki, Bonnie Grisco. Vive La France! Parlez-vous francais? Maybe you don't speak French, but the French Club docs. Meeting once a month provides a perfect opportunity for the French students at North to talk in French and to learn more about this foreign language. A French movie, The Beauty and the Beast, was sponsored by this group in December. Students from surrounding schools were invited to attend. In February, slides of Europe were presented. The main event of the year was the French Club Banquet. The French Club is advised by Mrs. Jennings. OFFICERS: Kolia Breitnun, Miriam Black, Phillip Litwin, Barry Kivo, and Karen Szymanski FIRST ROW; Diane Levitt. Beverly Does. Harriet Katz, Carole Goldstein. Miriam Black. Nancy Plutzcr. SECOND ROW: Barbara Schneidman, Susan Gohmert, RoIIj Brcitman, Diane Dcutsch, Marvin Gurewitz. THIRD ROW: Gale Kaplan, Elizabeth Gordon, Karen Szymanski, Janet Thompson. Joan Wcisman. Pamella Mattaway. FOURTH ROW: Jules Beck, Barry Kivo, Elliott Badzin, Mark Smith, Carole Erickson. FIFTH ROW: Dan Bcrglund, Gilbert Rozman, Michael Winer, Steven Kupetz, Robert Cundiff. Joel Berman. FIRST ROW: Jeanette Juntilla, Elena Peterson, Norrinc Trickcy. Charla Jean Rajalu, Serene Fitcr-man. David Stone. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Quirk, Lois Oz-woeld, Charlotte Oltman. DeAnne Morgan, Carole Smith. THIRD ROW: Joanne Sturman, Kathleen Vlock, Donna Kaufman, Jamie Evidcn, Carolyn Applcman, Sara Frisch FOURTH ROW: Judith Cundiff, Emily Hcrmanson. William Hammerman, Sandra Holter, Naomi Schulman, Margie Satz. FIFTH ROW: Phillip Litwin. Susan Hatch. Shcrna Soli, Carolyn Benson. Erik Lippa, Judy Sheridan. FIRST ROW Pamclla Muttaway, Lois Ozwodd. Sandra Turchick. Carole Goldstein. Carol Bymark. Rolla Breitman SECOND ROW-Shirley Huar, Harvey Kaye. Mary Thill. Brenda Maybcrg, Mary Balkc THIRD ROW: Naomi Schulman. Stanley Scktor, Barbara Nie-derloh, Lynne Rcskin, Ronald Peterson, Eliott Badzin. FOURTH ROW: Bette Shaw. Susan Ixventhal, Connie Barnett, Patti Falkowski. Danny Weinberg FIFTH ROW: Michael Winer, Douglas Finch. Richard Karp. Lyle Gary. Michael Berkowita. Laurence Kivens. Drama Club Inspires Good Acting North's Drama Club, under the direction of Mr. Pearson, has entertained the school several times throughout the year. At Homecoming they presented a comic fashion show. ‘ You Can't Take It With You” was presented in November. The Homecoming fashion show. Carol Bymark. Rolla Breitman. and Mary ThiU prepare for You Can't Take It With You. Weekly world affairs maps provide interesting information World Affairs was newly reorganized at North. Under the direction of Mr. Pogolcr, this group directed its interests to the current affairs in this nation and abroad. FIRST ROW: Joanne Sturman. Donna Hrrnny. Sally IjDuke SECOND ROW William Hammerman. Susan Hayes. THIRD ROW Gilbert Roaman World Affairs, F.T.A. Newly Reorganized Future Teachers of America was newly reorganized at North. At one time it was an active group but for the past few years has not existed. Under the direction of Mrs. Lyders, the group again became active They meet twice a month to discuss and explore the teaching profession. Many North teachers volunteered to answer questions at their meetings. Officers of the group are Myma Kaplan, vice-president; Penny Rullin, secretary; Nancy 'Lrchnyr. president F.T.A. FIRST ROW: Penny Rollin, Nancy Lcthnyr, Jeanette Juntilla. Rosemary Burgess. Sharon May. Estelle Chemnnow. SECOND ROW: Katherine Bailey, Mary Balkc, Kathleen Pegg. Spencer Mincar, Heidi Bergman. THIRD ROW: Helene Bush, Susan Hayes, Jamte Eviden, Pimrlla Mattaway, Kathleen Anklam. Sharon Fletsher FOURTH ROW; Geraldine Balter, Myma Kaplan. Barbara Anderson, Shirley Swenson, Barbara Miller. Judith Jansen FIFTH ROW: John Me land, Mary Hubbard, Joanne Peterson. Phyllis Smiley, Connie Barnett, Pamela Bcn|amson 79 SPEECH DIVISION FIRST ROW: Sharon Chodos. Carole Smith. David Stone, Sandra Turchick. Miriam Mint . Barbara Knight. Karen List. SECOND ROW: Susan Gregerson. Nicki Smiley. Sharon Carlson. Faye Silver. Betty Webb, Binnic Berkus, Shelly Itman. THIRD ROW: Debbie Furset er. Mari Millett. Hattie Stewart. Diane Warner. Judith Anderson. Lyle Rockier, Bruce Berezovsky. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Finch. Phyllis Smiley. Connie Barnett. Sharon Stollcr. Myrna Kaplan. Myrna Blank. Karen Szyinanski. North Chosen Headquarters for New N.F.L District Members of Norths National Forensic League, known as N.F.L., participate in such speech activities as impromptu, extemporaneous story telling, manuscript reading, debate, and student congresses. Under the guidance of Miss Connors, adviser of N.F.L., many students won state and district awards. North's most eloquent speakers have received excellent ratings at debate and speech contests held for N.F.L. members in the city high schools. At left are the N.F.L. council members Joan Weisman, Jerald Sadoff, Connie Barnett. Claude Schochet. Gilbert Roman. At right arc the members who have earned over 100 points. Sharon Hunzak, Karen Szymanski, Michael Joshua. Martin Fiternun. Phyllis Smiley. Richard Riger, Steve Kupetz. 80 DEBATE DIVISION FIRST ROW: Sharon Hunczak. Pamella Maltaway. Sara Friwh, Naomi Joshua Beverly Does. Lonoie Beniamin SECOND ROW Martin Fiterman Jerald Sadoff. Connie Barnett. Michael Joshua. Jacqueline Skoller. Joan W'cisman. Jamie Eviden THIRD ROW Richard Rijrci Gilbert Ro nun, W'llliarn Warner. Steve Kupctr, Larry Kivens. Claude Schochet Mr. Ycsncr presents a very interesting program on Thailand J.U.N. Promotes Understanding Around the world with the three J.l’ N. of liters: Joan Pennig. treasurer; Lyle Gary, president; and Geraldine Olson. secretary. J.U.N., junior United Nations, meets to learn more about other countries and their people. In October. five members of this organization attended a mock U.N. session and a dinner at Vocational High School. At this event they met the foreign exchange students attending high schools in Minneapolis. In January, Mr. Ycsncr presented a talk and showed slides from his recent trip to Thailand. This group was advised by Mr. Vogel. FIRST ROW: Donna Angel, Joanne Sturman, Joan Wcis-man. Geraldine Olson. Sharon May. SECOND ROW: Mynu Kaplan, Phyllis Smiley, Shirley Swenson. Joan Pennig. THIRD ROW: Judith Jansen. Susan Hatch. Vivian Wolter, Lyle Gary, Merrill Goldberg. FIRST ROW. Brute Wolertz, Jules Beck, Peter Goodwin, Joseph Goldman, Gaylord Bishop, Bruce Metchnek, SECOND ROW: Duane Roy. Thomas Oilman, Carol Holm. Charles Hartficl, Michael Joshua THIRD ROW: Michael Hiulberg, James Hohl, George Jarvis, Gilbert Rozman, Michael Winer, Steven Kupetz. Chess Club Competes in Conference North's Chess Club participated in the Metropolitan Chess Conference, thus providing a perfect opportunity for the group to compete with chess clubs from other schools. Chess Club members, under the supervision of Mr. Schneider, also enjoyed competing with each other. Competing among each other provides practice and entertainment Concentration! ! Steven Kupetz. secrctaiy-tteasurer. congratulates Joseph Goldman, president. for a winning effort. FIRST ROW: Ronald Strong. Michael Joshua. Sandra Moore, Melvin Schanficld. Janet Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mark Weller. Margaret Curry, Nancic Griffin. Steven Kupetr, Claude Scho-chet J.A.S. Develops, Guides Interests J.AJS, often Melvin ScteficW. pendent end S. d� «“ • treasurer, examine an electrical model. Through the Junior Academy of Science, many promising young people with an interest in science have fun while learning. Throughout the year, members work on projects which they demonstrate to one another. Most of these projects are also entered in the Science Fair. This year's seniors participated in the Westinghousc Search for Talent Contest. Mr. Thrcincn of the science department advised the group. Mark Welter presents a report to members of the academy. Physics Gub nukes use of new laboratory equipment. Physics Club Promotes Scientific Interest Again this year, members of the Physics Club prepared demonstrations in various fields of science which the)’ presented to elementary school students. The purpose of these and other projects is to arouse interest in science among the elementary school students. Another activity of the Physics Club was ham radio operating. After learning the skill and studying the techniques, some members obtained their licenses. Field trips, under the guidance of Mr. Threinen, also made this year an interesting one. PHYSICS OFFICERS: Michael Frisch, secretary; Bruce Lazarus. vice-president, and Merrill Goldberg demonstrate inertia. FIRST ROW: Joanne Stumun, Alan Johnston. Marvin Gurewitx. Michael Joshua, Robert Peterson. Denna Rosetuu. SECOND ROW: Stanley Sektor, Wayne Anderson. Claude Scbochet, Merrill Goldberg, Bruce Luarus. Jerry Elliott. Robert Zubeck. THIRD ROW: David Peterson. John Johnson, David Ruud. David Christensen, Michael Frisch. Steven Kupetz. FIRST ROW: Nancy Lechnyr, Judy Funwn, Elizabeth Forarr. Janet Some. Geraldine Olson, Kathy Lechko SECOND ROW Carol luacson, Mary Rued. Karen Hagfors. Cheryl Hoem. Donald Philippy. Constance Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ruthanne Komperud. JoAnne Berry. Barbara Niederloh. Carol Johnson. Susan Nelson, Shirley Swenson FOURTH ROW: Wayne Mcrtz, Claudia Berge. Lois Anderson, Brute Hinnchs, Virginia Anderson. Gale Kirschhaum FIFTH ROW: Richard Johnson, John Meland. Arthur Jcntsth. Wayne Hanson. Joanne Peterson. Brian Gnvna Ve Er Den Viking Klubben” North is one of the two schools in Minneapolis which offers Norwegian. The Viking Club, advised by Mr. Kin-dem, includes first and second year Norwegian students. Norse is spoken at all meetings. Thus, the students have a chance to practice what they have learned in the classroom. Among their activities arc parties, skiing and skating. Last October the Viking Club heard a Norwegian choir. 86 Arthur Jentsch, vice-president; Barbara Niederloh, secretary; Robert Conklin, president; Carol Johnson, treasurer. Second year students eligible for the Sons of Norway award arc pictured here with Mr Kmdem Mr Kindcm. Gale Kirschhaum. Geraldine Olson, Elizabeth Forare, Shirley Swenson. Barbara Nicderloh. We Are the Viking Club’’ 87 Students learn Norwegian with the aid of earphones. FIRST ROW: Judy Koppi. Carol Wick. Patricia Kin . Marlyna Mojr, Janet Anderson SECOND ROW. Carmen Bernick. Judy Reiter. Sally I.jDuke, Andrea Ha-rich. Judy Rudolph THIRD ROW: Susan Nacht shorn, Mary Dutton. Joanne Sturman. Patricia Rosgics. Marvlvnn Rid ley. FOCRTH ROW Nancie Griffin. Patricia Johnvin, Joanne Peterson, Sandra Beyer. Carole Ramin. Emily Hermans n F.H.A. Prepares For the Future Future Homemakers of America prepares young women for the future tasks of home-making. This group, under the guidance of Miss Dahl and Mrs. Sargent, was in charge of the Christmas Tea for the faculty. Before Christmas, the girls in F.H.A. displayed gift items they had made. F.H.A. members served at the faculty Christmas Tea OFFICERS: Judy Rudolph, secretary treasurer; Pat Johnson, president; Maryiynn Rid Icy, historian; Joanne Sturman. vice-president 88 FIRST ROW: Jeff Brennan. James Lowric, John Theiringcr. 1-cc Snapka. Peter Schreiner, Melvin Sehanficld SECOND ROW Ron Patten, George Polusny, Tom McCaffrey, Mike Hartig. Michael Berkowitz, Marshall Allen. Bud Schaitbcrger, Mike Shift. THIRD ROW: Ken Caspcrson, Mark Johnson, Richard Johnson. Tim Hayes, James Gtnsburg, Doug Stay. George MeMurry, Dan Berg-lund. Howard Korsh. N-Club: Goal of Athletes FIRST ROW. Don Ltchcr, Roger Stano, Joe Poptinski, Dace Gomez, Daryl Hathaway, Glenn Iscri, Bruce Palmer, Lyle Talbot. SECOND ROW: Harry Jones. Bob Wright. Tom Lortsky, Roger Anderson. Jim Lenhart. Ralph Peterson. Curt Lange. Joe Lach-ner, Joe Donahue. Larry Sorenson. THIRD ROW: George Lehto, Mike Rostamo, Arnie Odcssky, Dan Favreau. Gary Buss. Del Peterson, Vcm Reynolds, Richard Reiss. Joe Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Jim Tripp. Lloyd LaValle, Richard Nafstad, James Naucr, John Fabienkc. Murray Cooper, Jim Hingeley. John Zimmer. Arthur Jentsch, John Brachert. FIRST ROW. Don Lundstrom. Roger Eastcy, Jim Druk, Larry Buhr, Bob Brace, Garry Heck. David Olsen, Jim Peterson. Darrel Peterson. SECOND ROW: Dean Quam, Corky Rochl, George Andrusko. Mike Peter, Ron Peter, Joel Berman. Mike Hofmann, Paul Pettman, Jeff Werner, Jim Burnett. THIRD ROW James Meyer, Gil Rozman. Richard Toft. Roger Gleason, Gerry Sandwich, Gary Master, Marshall Schwartz. Ron Nicnaber. Bob Conklin, Juan Tolcntino. Pat H a I I o r a n. FOURTH ROW: Dave Ahlstcd. Tom Stelljes. Tom Booker. Joe Pollack, Leo Johnson. Eddie Winer. Dick Knight. James Gcyc. Roy Anderson, Terry Nagle 89 Pep Club officers: Judy Reiter. Sandy DiBenedetto, and Lois Monette count (') official buttons. One poster coming up! North's Pep Club arouses interest in the school’s teams and promotes school spirit. Members made dodders and posters to remind students of athletic activities, and sold balloons at two games. The balloons served two purposes. The promoted school spirit and also raised money for much needed art materials. The club is advised by Mary Rac Jo-sephson. She feels that this has been one of the most successful years ever for the Pep Club. Pep Club Arouses Spirit FIRST ROW: Barbaia KmKht. Marilyn Westlund. Miriam Mint . Dianne Johnson. Donna Granroth. Lattice Shaw. SECOND ROW Bmnic Berkus. Kay Little. Jeanette Juntilla. Bonnie Wenher c. R� nna Cowl. Kathryn Friedman 1HIRD ROW; Dorothy SchaitberKer. Kathleen Ramirrx. Janice Manthey. Carol Hilda. Rosemary Banick. Sharon Hunc ak FOl R1 H ROW: Deborah Furset er. Meredith Babin. Elaine Kellman, Joanne Kumagai, Dorothy Perry, Jeanmne R«� � � . Carol Swanson FIFTH ROW Sharon Stoller, Louise Stillpus. Joyce Graff. Patricia Kelliner. Kathleen Shine. Pamela Beniarmon FIRST ROW: Diane Barrie. Marilyn Wcincrmin. Loi Monette. Harriet Katz, Estelle Chemrinow. Darlene Theism, Barbara Brousseau SECOND ROW Sharon Granroth. Sari Appleman. Kathleen Halloran. Judith Cottam. Penny Rollin. Elaine Palet THIRD ROW Sara Rac Kutoff, Lois Brodsky Judy Strehler. Nicki Smiley. Sharon Fleisher. Judy Teener. Phyllis Swerdlick. FOURTH ROW: Myma Blank. Joanne Fabienke. Beverley Forde. Carol Huvala, Anita (k d-man, Karen Eklund. FIFTH ROW': Mary Hubbard, Karen Kriefall, Kathleen Hickey. Bonnie Buss. Betty Jo Starke. Barbara Specter, Rotlyn Furst FIRST ROW': Judith Hall. Betty Stolt. Patty Farrand, Carol Lundstroro. Nancy Plutzer. Donna Brmny SECOND ROW Arlene Milstem, Connie Mortenaon. Carol W'alberg. Elene Larson. Qaire Cook. Joyce Gustafson THIRD ROW Sandy Huberty. Susan Gohmert. laws O woeld. Gail Paletz. Sandy Wesley. Sandra Halverson. Andrea Hunch FOURTH ROW': Jean Hougher . Darlene Perron. Shirley Muller. Karen Wuhlster. Jean Ludwig. Judy Reiter FIFTH ROW. Sandy Eklund. Beverly Rcdberg. Sandra Holter. Judy Rockier. Sharon Sunch ield. Dune Spandcl. Marilyn Cron FIRST ROW: William Burmeister, Robert Wright, James Lowric, Roger Anderson, Gerhard Horn SECOND ROW: Glen Ridglcy, Richard Ranclle, Jeffrey Wemer, David I.indgrcn, Charles Lawrence THIRD ROW Terry SeJand. Larry Small, William Warner, Russell Peterson. Thomas Gamec. FOURTH ROW: David Soltis, Michael Johnson. Jim Grossman. Steven Warren. Brian McKinley, David Heikkinen. Hi-Y Encourages Christian Fellowship Hi-Y at North was advised by Mr. L. Smith and Gary Anderson, a representative from the Northside Y.M.C.A. The club is divided into four clubs which meet in the various homes. Each club has its own officers. In addition, Hi-Y has all-school officers. OFFICERS: James Wcpplo, chaplain; James Lownc treasurer; Thomas Gurnee, president; Jeffrey Werner, vice-president; Clark Anderson, secretary. FIRST ROW: Bruce Lee. Walter Go-nior, Roger Mord. Howie Berg, Ronald Surmtad SECOND ROW: Michael Michlin, Donald Abrahamson, Gary Walter, Sheldon Krona, Julius Crawford, Terry Keno, THIRD ROW: James Weppln, Wally Moroz, Don Adams, John Harris, Thomas Oilman FOURTH ROW: Rodney Norberg. Clark Anderson, Harlan Wells, Richard Krahn, Patrick O'Brien. Todd Zimmerman LANCERS Y-Teens Encourages Service and Social Activity Y-Teens officer , left to are: Carol Spark , vice-president; Karen Hagfors, treasurer; Kathleen Sorensen. I.C.C.; Penny Ccderbcrg, chaplain; Barbara Nie-derloh. secretary; and Jean Kokcsh. president. Cracking nuts and eating popcorn balls are all a part of the fun at a Y-Teens meeting. Y-Tccns is a world-wide, girls' organization that is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. The purpose of this organization is to create a feeling of fellowship among all girls in the group. Every other Tuesday night, the Y-Teeners at North meet to plan many projects and social events. Among the projects that the girls did this year were filling Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas caroling, and decorating Christmas trees. The Recognition Banquet in the fall, the joint meetings with Hi-Y groups from various high schools and the picnic in the spring were a few of the social events enjoyed by Y-Tceners. The social highlights of the year were the Tri-school dance with Henry, North and Central in January and the Y-Tecns formal in February. This year the group was advised by Mrs. Dunham and the downtown Y.W.CA. adviser Claire Houshc. CHAPTER I FIRST ROW: Carol Chell, Jo Ann Johnson. Lois Monettc. Judith Hall. Yvon Haley. SEG OND ROW: Karen Hagfors, Judy Reiter, Margaret Littnun, Gay Polaoyk, Jackie Engle THIRD ROW: Jo Anne Berry, Dawn Wright. Penny Ceder-berg, Jeanne Alford, Sharon Holloway. FOURTH ROW: Ruth anoe Kompcrud, Jean Storm. Linda Erickson. Karen Peterson. Patricia Carlson. Sandra DiBcn-edetto. CHAPTER 2 FIRST ROW Judy Franson. Janet Nelson. Michelle Gallup, Carol Lundstrom, Patricia Haley SECOND ROW Alana Drossel. Monica Drossel, Karen Larson. Carol Sparks, Bonnie Plowman THIRD ROW Judith Ben ick, Karen Eklund. Joan Hulbcrt, Shelley Ejggert. D a r ic n c Dragict’t. FOURTH ROW Jean Kokesh, Judith Sheri-dan. Beverly Redberg, Barbara Nelson. Darlene Anderson. Barbara Niedcrlob. WHAT! Calisthenics at a Y-Tc«m mctting'. Everyone eniovs senior pidurrs at a Y-Teem meeting CHAPTER 3 FIRST ROW: Karen Paige, Cheryl Hocni. Constance Johnson. Carol Cady, Betty Stolt. Patty Farrand. SECOND ROW: LaVonne Perry. Judith Coursolle. Judy Hill, Linda Keto-fcoski, Merrie Bloom. Sally DeSoto, Marjorie Elliott. THIRD ROW Colleen Mulrean, Vickie Winberg. Marian frahl. Pamela Beniamin. Claudia Berge. Kathleen Sherman. CHAPTER 4 FIRST ROW Jeanette Juntilla. Darlene Vaughn, Margonc UI manicc, Joyce Gustafson, France Sleeves. SECOND ROW Sandy Wesley, Jacquelyn Henderson. DeAnne Morgan, Karen WahUter, Shirley Muller. THIRD ROW: Ruth Goetz. Kathleen Kendrick. Cheryl Eggert, Phyllis Carlson. Denna Rose-cuu. FOl'RTH ROW: Raye Olander, Janet Gass. Faye Ann Olan-dcr, Sandy Eklund. Meredith Hoffman. CHAPTER 5 FIRST ROW Kathleen Forbes, Penny Roll in. Judy Saari, Carole Anderson. Cturta Jean Rajala. SECOND ROW Karen Hultgrro. Joyce Anderson, Marian Bcmu. Judith Compton. Sandra Sumpter. THIRD ROW: Mary Hubbard, Kathy Hickey. Kathleen Sorensen. Charlotte Mjos, Sharon Stanchficld. CHAPTER 6 FIRST ROW: Connie Schuler. Karen Oja, Dianne Johnson, Donna Granroth. Geraldine Olson SECOND ROW: Glenda Clymcr, Donna Angel, Jeanme Erick-soo, Dianne Barker THIRD ROW: Susan Hatch. Martha Johnson, Sandra Hotter. Velma Shelton. Karla Warner. Hi-C, meaning Hi-Crusaders, meets once a week to promote Christian fellowship. The program for its meetings may be a speaker or a panel discussion. One of their speakers was a missionary from the Philippines. An informal meeting may be a skating party or a scavenger hunt. Hi-C at North is advised by Mr. Quirin . Every month a city-wide Hi-C meeting is held which includes groups from all city high schools. OFFICERS: Treasurer. Faith Bezanson, president. Donald Larson; vice-president. Margie Elliott. Not shown: Anna Korea, secretary. Singing creates fellowship among Hi-C members Hi-C Builds Christian Character FIRST ROW: Andrea Harich, Karen Johnson. Sandra Brecht. Barbara Quast. Betty Pettman. Judith Leach. Jcnelu Anderson. Gloria Carlson. Evalyn Elftmann SECOND ROW: Nancy Empting. Karla Warner. Dianne Barker. Violet Starkson. Ramona Chilstrom. Merric Bloom. Joanne I.indroos, Bonnita Erickson. Faith Bc anson. THIRD ROW: Gale Kirschhaum, Judy Kurtzahn. Mary Dutton. Betty Thereau, Sally DeSoto, Diane Mclndoo, Joan Wheeler. Judith Anderson. Diane Warner. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Beyer. Mclford Wheeler. Carole Erickson. Audrey Falk. Margie Elliott. Vickie Winberg. LaVonne Perry. Lois Hcncir. Ruth Goetz. FIFTH ROW: Richard Shore. Donald Larson, Darrell Newman. David Swenson. Nancic Griffin. Kathleen Johnson, Julie Godfrey. Holly Day, Shirley Fox ■■■ 98 Sports Football Team Shows Spirit Coach Lee Snell Coach Harr)- Brown Coach Carl Krocning The Polar football squad thrilled and chilled a spirited student body as they compiled a record of 2 wins and 6 losses for the season. Long passes by Dave Gomez, slashing drives by Ron Patten, breakaway runs by Gary Clark, and spirited defensive plays by the hard-charging North line excited the many loyal Polar fans. The team showed a lot of improvement during the season. Coach Snell felt that this was both the hardest working and the most spirited group he has coached at North. The squad reached its peak in the final game against a tremendous Roosevelt eleven. Offensively and defensively the first half was the best football North played during the year. Halftime found the team trailing l}-7. The decisiveness of the second-half was a combination of two factors: Roosevelt's depth wearing down the North eleven, and a disputed call at a critical moment in the third quarter. Coach Snell felt that the only thing the team lacked to be a good ball club was speed, both in the line and in the backfield. He hailed Ron Patten and George McMurry as the finest captains he has associated with in more than twenty years of coaching. Several linemen stood out in their efforts this season. One of the hardest-rushing linemen in the city was Murray Cooper. Murray was selected on the second team All-Gty at defensive end. Offensive end Jim Naucr proved to be a very capable pass receiver. The outstanding lineman was Ken Caspcrson. who excelled as an offensive guard and a defensive linebacker. Dick Knight was the top defensive tackle, Tom Lonsky was an excellent linebacker, and Doug Stay was also a top lineman for the Polars. The backfield received most of the spotlight during the season. Fullback and Most Valuable Player Ron Patten was seldom missing from the lineup. Offensively, Ron shone as a strong runner and a devastating blocker; defensively, Ron was the bulwark of the North secondary. Halfback Gary Clark was the fastest man on the squad. Halfback Don Lundstrom gave the Polars added power in the backfield. Quarterback Dave Gomez was always feared as a passing threat. These four seniors were the team’s offensive standouts all year. Co-Captains Ron Patten and George McMurry arc pictured below. Gao1 Clark downs opponent. Polar tackier converge on ballcarrier. The North eleven played its first game of the season against South. The Polars displayed a staunch defense and a good running game though they used only 18 players. South scored first by recovering a North fumble and later penetrated North's pass defense. The final score favored South, 20-0. The second Polar game was played at Edison. The Tommies scored first, but North came back to tally 15 points. The Polars scored both touchdowns on passes from Gomez to Naucr. North won 15-6. Henry spoiled North's Homecoming with a terrific display of high school football. Two weeks later St. Paul Humboldt visited Hobb's Field for a non conference game. This was a defensive battle won by Humboldt 6-0. The final North victor)’ of the season came against Vocational. Good rushing by the Polar line curtailed Voc's passing attack to help North win 13-0. SEASON RECORD North 0 North 15 North 0 North 0 North 6 North 0 North 13 North 7 South 20 Edison 6 Henry 33 Marshall 12 Washburn 36 Humboldt 6 Vocational 0 Roosevelt 40 Tied for Seventh Place in City Senior Gridders ROY ANDERSON iflAi JIM HINGELEY GARY CLARK MURRAY COOPER DAVE GOMEZ TOM LONSKY 102 FIRST ROW: Don Lather, Roger Sunn. Arnold Odeuky, Don Lundstrom. Doug Suy, Kin Caspenon. Juan Talentino, George Me Murry. Ron Patten. Tom Lonsky. Dave Gome , Jim Hingclcy. Joe Pollack. Jim Meyer, Jim Len- hart SECOND ROW: Jim Nauer, Mike Hoffman. John Zimmer. Don Quam. Gary Clark, Jim Burnett, Murray Cooper, Ed Winer, Ron Peters. Harold Hanifl, Vance Kinkel. John Williams. Joe Poplinski. Coach Snell Spark Polar Team DON LUNDSTROM GEORGE McMURRY JIM MEYER RON PATTEN s fh JOE POLLACK JOE POPLINSKI ARNOLD ODESSKY ROGER STANO THIRD ROW: Jim Regan. Roy Anderson. Ron Nieuber. Tom Stclljas. Roger Gleason, Bill Wei . John Anderson DOUG STAY TOM STELLJAS JUAN TALENTINO ED WINER 103 Cross Country Team Runs Up Undefeated Season Sparked by a nucleus of veterans, the cross country team compiled a record unparalleled in recent North history. The barefoot harriers under the able coaching of Lewis Burnett stunned seven teams in succession before meeting the defending city champion, Roosevelt. This promised to be the most thrilling race of the year. The North thinclads ran their hearts out to nip the two Roosevelt runners at the tape and win by one point. Leading the team were five seniors and a very promising |unior. Running number one throughout the season was one of the state's outstanding runners. co-captain Tom McCaffrey. Tom received medals for placing sixth in the state-wide Swain Invitational and third in the city meet. Dick Toft made the greatest improvement and received a ribbon for his efforts in the city meet. Co-Captain Dan Berglund and Gil Rozman battled all season for third position on the team. These runners were followed by Tim Hayes and veteran Dave Ahlstad. Dave was the key to the team's fifth place ranking at Swain. Rounding out the letter winners on the squad were Del Peterson. Doug Erickson. Daryl Hathaway, Bob Fuchs, and Bob Brace. In all. the I960 harriers may be proud of their superb record of permitting only one man to score against them in their first seven meets. FIRST ROW: Bob Brace. Djvc Ahlstad, Gil Rorman. Tim Hayes. Dick Toft, Tom McCaffrey, Dan Berglund. Rick Ross. Del Peterson. George Andrusko. SECOND ROW: Coach Burnett. Craig Fitch, Don Pearson. George Lundstrom, John Bruchcrt, John Kozel, Doug Ericksod, Don Fuchs. Gary Karuus Mark Alch, Daryl Hathaway. 104 Tom McCaffrey strains to cross the finish line against Henry. Tom s time for the hilly 1.5 mile Wirth course was 8:12.5. This was seventeen seconds better than the previous course record. Also beating the record in this race were Gil Rozman (8:19) and Tim Hayes (8:20). SEASON RECORD North 15 Anoka 48 North 15 Washburn .48 North 15 Edison 50 North 15 Henry .40 15 18 West 45 North 15 Vocational 50 North 27 Roosevelt 28 Second Place in City Fifth Place in Region Fifth Place in Swain Top men on the cross country team were (left to right) Dave Ahlstad, Tim Hayes. Tom McCaffrey. Gil Rozman. Dick Toft. Dan Berglund. 105 Baseball Team Wins Title The spectacular pitching of Joe Pollack highlighted the victorious I960 baseball season. The Polar nine, coached by James Keenan, compiled a record of 7 wins and 1 loss to capture the Northern division title. Then they proceeded to the city championship play-off against Washburn. Pollack contained the vaunted Washburn slugging attack as North won the first game 3-2. Washburn proved to be too powerful by winning the remaining two games and finally becoming state champions. On the pitching staff were Joe Pollack. Manny Kopstcin, Marshall Schwartz, and Mike Rostamo. Pollack allowed only twelve runs in winning six of the seven games he pitched during regular season play. Joe showed his versatility by leading the team in slugging percentage too. Kopstein hurled a shutout in his only regular season game and was called upon to pitch in the decisive third game of the playoffs. Schwartz and Rostamo were effective relief hurlcrs and pitched well in non-conference games. Dave Marushin scores in a close Polar game FIRST ROW: Ralph Peterson, John Richards. Clyde Brodt. Julian Goldberg- Dick Johnson. Juan Talentino. SECOND ROW: Marshall Schwartz, Jim l.cnhart, Dasc Marushin. John Fabienke. Joe Pollack. Mike Rostamo, Marv Rem THIRD ROW: Terry Nagle, Manny Kopstcin, Ronald Kan. Coach Janies Keenan Coach Joe Hutton SEASON RECORD North ... 20 Vocational .. .. 3 North 4 Marshall .. 1 8 6 7 1 North 17 Vocational .. .. 0 North 0 Marshall .. 2 2 0 North 7 Henry .. 0 Playoffs Catchers Clyde Brodt and Marv Rein provided good signal-calling and strong hitting throughout the season. Polar infielders were noted for their fine fielding and their excellent hitting. John Richards, Dave Mar-ushin, Dick Johnson, and Julian Goldberg made up what was considered the best infield in the city. Marushin batted over .400 to rank among the leading hitters in the city. Richards and Johnson were specialists in getting on base. Goldberg provided the power to drive in many runs with his booming hits. Outfielders Jim Lenhardt, Juan Talcntino, and Terr)- Nagle covered their territory well and often delivered a key hit in a close ball game. Taking over the coaching chores this spring will be Joe Hutton. The entire outfield will return along with utility infielder catcher John Fabicnkc and pitchers Pollack, Rostamo, and Schwartz. Unless an infield develops quickly, Pollack will need a lot of strike-outs to preserve North's victorious baseball tradition. Polars sharpen up in intcr-squad game. Seniors on 1961 baseball squad. North.... 3 Washburn .... 2 North 4 Washburn North ... 5 Washburn .... 7 First Place in Northern Division Speed and Strength Give Track Team Successful Season FIRST ROW: Dave Ahlstad, Del Peterson, Gary Mailer, Jim Meyer, Gary Clark. Art Jentsch. Tom McCaffrey, Dan Berglund, Richard Reus. SECOND ROW: Bob Brace, Harry Jones, Tim Hayes, Leo Johnson. Jake Jacobs. Paul Pettman. Duane Kallcdgc. Neil Roppe. George Andrusko. Walt Moroz. Coach Lewis Burnett Four mile relay team: Tom McCaffrey, Dick Coach Lars Kindcm Toft, Dan Berglund, Tim Hayes. 108 Down went the starting blocks, off went the gun, and the outstanding North 880 yard relay team was on its way to another school record. Several unusually swift dashmen spurred Coach Burnett's I960 track team to an undefeated record in dual meet competition, and a fourth place finish in the city standings. The track team was strongest in the sprints, the discus, and the broad jump. Depthwisc, North probably had one of the greatest groups of sprinters this state has ever witnessed. In many meets North was able to dominate every running event shorter than the half-mile and also the 880 yard relay. In the field events, the team was paced by city discus champion. Joel Lockctz, and several fine broad jumpers. The following is a list of the top trackmen in each event and their best performances during the season. Times and distances arc given between parentheses. 100 yard dash—Cook (10.0), Henderson (10.2), Theiringcr (10.3), Clark (10.3), Badali (10.4). 220 yard dash—Cook (22.4), Henderson (22.7), Theiringer (23.2), Porter (23-2), Badali (23.4). 440 yard dash—Jcntsch (51.7), Porter (51.8). 880 yard dash—Smith (2:06.7), Peterson (2:10), Jcntsch (2:12), Reiss (2:14). Mile—McCaffrey (4:50.7), Toft (4:57.3). Hayes (4:57.8), Bcrg-lund (4:58.0). 10 yard high hurdles—Clark (15.6). Meyer (15.8). 180 yard low hurdles—Clark (20.7), Meyer (21.6). 880 yard relay—Henderson, Cook, Badali, Porter (1:32.4). Mile relay—McCaffrey, Smith, Porter, Jcntsch (3:37.9). Discus—Lockctz (148' 6”). Sholpul—Lavallc (46‘ 6”), Ginsburg (42’ 10 ). Pole vault—Hartig (10’ 9 ), Jacobs (10’ 6 ). High jump—Theiringcr (5‘ 8”). Broad jump—Cook (22 6 ), Porter (22’ 4 ), Theiringcr (22’2”), Clark (210 ). The 1961 team should be strongest in the hurdles, the pole vault, the shot, the 440, the 880, and the mile. Veterans will be returning in all of these events. Assistant coach Lars Kindem also expects several sophomore prospects to help the team this spring. Joel Lockctz His ill us went farther than ever. Gary Clark His feet went faster and faster. SEASON RECORD North 79 Henry .. 39 North 67l 2 Edison 50l j North 74 Roosevelt 44 Fifth place in Minneapolis Relays Fourth place in City- Sixth place in Twin City-Meet Mike Hartig His body went up and over. 109 Senior on tennis team (left to right) Bil Sehmit cr. Rick Karp. Clil Ro rmn, Jerry Sadoff. Joel Beman. Tennis Team Nets Victories Coach Vernon Backes SEASON RECORD 4 Mirsh.,11 1 North 4 West 1 North 1 Washburn 4 North 3 South 2 North 0 Central 5 North 3 Edison 2 North 5 Henry 0 North 1 Southwest 4 North 3 Vocational 0 North 0 Roosevelt -.5 Fourth place in City Faced with a large turnover of players, the 1960 tennis team finished in a tie for fourth place in city competition. Seniors Jerry Flannelly, Steve Heller, Shcl Bloch, and underclassmen Joel Berman and Roger Anderson were instrumental in all of the team's accomplishments. Coach Vernon Backes singled out Gil Rozman, Dale Dobrin. and Jules Beck as the top men on the squad. Individually, Gil, who compiled a record of 8-2, is ranked second among returning city netters. He was narrowly defeated by the state champion in a hard-fought match for the city dual meet title. Jules will be returning as one of the outstanding juniors in the city. Pushing them will be Joel Berman, Roger Anderson, and Jerry’ Sadoff who received considerable experience in doubles last year. Others who are likely to see action arc Mike Michlin, Dave Swenson, and Ricky Karp. All these boys hope that they’ will love” their opponents in the coming spring. NO 1961 Golf Team (left Co right) George Lchto. Mike Galcmon. Mike Ingram. George Wahl, Mike Shiff. Coach Ed Soltys Golf Team Above Par The golf team, paced by sophomore Mike Shiff drove, chipped, and putted to a fourth place finish in the I960 city standings. Playing at the revised Theodore Wirth course, Mike shot a tremendous 71 to soundly defeat a longtime rival from Henry. Several seniors made up this veteran team. Larry Gruman won recognition for placing high in District 17 competition. Mike Lee, Jeff Caufman. Joe Greenberg, and Gerald Sandusky were other seniors whose low-scores contributed greatly to the team's fine record. These boys were especially proud of their triumph over a powerful Southwest team. Judging from past experience. Coach Ed Soltys expects to find three top-notch golfers competing this spring; however, the starting team consists of four men Therefore he warns. If we ever find four good golfcrs-look out! Competing for the four top positions this spring will be Mike Shiff, Mike Ingram, Mike Kunin. George Wahl. and George Lchto. Coach Soltys feels that the returning squad, made up of Mikes and Georges, will lead the team to a fine record. SEASON RECORD North l6i 2 South 9 North 15 Central oVi North ... 5 Washburn 17 Vl North 15l 2 Marshall 11 North I6I 2 West Vi North 10 Edison 16 North 16 Henry 6 North 10 Vocational 3 2 North -13 Southwest Il 2 North 7‘ 2 Roosevelt 15 Fourth place in City III Practice Makes Perfect in Golf and Tennis Gil Rcumin work on hi backhand. Mike Shiff practice hi driving. Roger Anderson tries his net game. George Wahl drills on hit follow Joel Berman needs more practice through I9 i0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW (1 R): Lester Cannon. Gary Leone. Ron Cable. Don Swanson. Donald Cloud. Jim Oicn. Richard Leone. Don Mcngc. James Schcwc, Richard Werp. Jim Hannay, John Warkol SECOND ROW Bill Pederson. Jake Juriiz, Mike Wcstlund, Joe Kopjtein, John Keskitalo, John Henith, Boh Carlson, Jim Knowlton Robert Dahl, John Gutowski. Larry Johnson. Bob Weinberg. Jim McBride. Tom Wallncr THIRD ROW: Larry McMclon. Steve Beaudette. Frank PrybilLi. Ron Carlson. Coach Hutton Sophomores to Spark Future Varsity Teams The sophomore football team, coached by Mr. Vernon Backcs and Mr. Walter Nalepka, compiled a record of 2 2. Mr. Nalepka will also be directing the sophomore baseball players this spring. Mr. Joe Hutton, the present varsity baseball coach, directed the sophomore baseball team to a record of 4-4 last spring. I960 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW (L-R): Ira Schwartz. Louis Lindstrom. Bill Ingison. John Anderson. Sheldon Krona, Dean Quam SECOND ROW: Burnell Blomquist. Chuck Fagerhaugh, Howie Jacobson, Roger Gleason, Paul Schupman. Dace Kuehn, Dan Fasreau, Brian McKinley. 113 FIRST ROW: Joe Lachncr, Dean Qu.un. Juan Tolcnlino. Mike Rtwtamo, Vance Kinkcl. John Fabienke, Louis Lindstrom. SECOND ROW: Coach Hutton, Art Jentich. Bruce Gates. Bill Weisc, Jim Ginsburg. Lloyd LaValle. Leo Johnson, Myron Stolp, Ron Pesis. Basketball Team Courts Cage Victories Coach Joe Hutton The 1960-61 Polar basketball team compiled a record of 5-5. The sejuad played most of the season with at least two juniors in the starting five. This inexperience handicapped Coach Hutton in a year when he was blessed with a truly outstanding basketball player. (6‘ 7”) Jim Ginsburg. The season was highlighted by a battle for city scoring honors between Jim Ginsburg and Henry's Mel Northway. Although Northway outscorcd Ginsburg in their much publicized encounter, Jim won the scoring championship and broke the existing city record by scoring 288 points. The sejuad opened the season against city champion Roosevelt who had five seniors in the starting lineup. A fourth quarter Roosevelt surge quelled Polar hopes for an upset. It wasn’t until the fourth game of the season that the team gained its first victory. Four juniors and a senior played most of this game to beat West. For the remainder of the season three seniors and two juniors led the team to four victories in six games. Five ironmen played regularly during the season. Seniors Joe Lachner and John Fabienke were usually on the starting team along with Jim Ginsburg. The most promising newcomer was Myron Stolp, who shone offensively and defensively. The other top junior was guard Louis Lindstrom. Jim Giiubur { A great captain Senior Jim Ginsburg dosed out a brilliant three years of basketball at North High. This was the third consecutive year Jim has played regular center and has been the team's leading pointmakcr. As a sophomore, the 6' 7 center averaged 13 points a game thru 18 games, upped his average to 15 points as a junior and this year set the all-time scoring record for Minneapolis with a remarkable 288 points. Jim was given honorable mention on the all-city selection as a junior and also the all-city district team. He closed out his senior years as the leading scorer, a unanimous all-city choice, and was selected to the all-district team. In the words of Coach Hutton, North congratulates you, thanks you, and wishes you the best in your college career. The basketball team opened the season against city champion Roosevelt with five seniors in the lineup. Paced by Ginsburg's 37 points, the Polars battled the Teddies for three cjuarters before Roosevelt surged into a decisive lead. The next two games found Coach Hutton trying several lineup changes in an attempt to find a winning combination. The Polars were beaten by Edison and Southwest in these games. At this point in the season North began to appear more impressive. The)’ beat West and Central and proceeded to win five of their last seven games. The final games of the season were probably the most exciting. The Polars lost to Henry by two points in a see saw battle for the Northsidc Championship. Then North overcame a ten point deficit to defeat Marshall in overtime. Ginsburg scored all of North's points in the overtime session to enable him to win the scoring title for the city. Dean Quam—A voodoo curse BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD North 49 Roosevelt 63 North 44 Edison 56 North 48 Southwest 61 North 61 West 45 North 48 Central 44 North 53 South 71 North 58 Vocational 46 North 61 Washburn 54 North 51 Henry 53 North 56 Marshall 55 North 47 Bemldc 49 North 31 DeLaSalle 52 North 62 Minnehaha 29 North 58 Mcch. Arts 45 North 55 Mora 57 North 36 St. Paul Central 59 5th place in city standings Vance Kinkel—A new shot 115 Senior Seven Lead Polar Squad JIM GINSBURG All-City Forward 116 MIKE ROST A MO Guard JOE LACHNF.R Guard ART JENTSCH Forward JOHN FABIENKE Forward LLOYD La VALLE Center JUAN TOLENTINO Guard 117 FIRST ROW: Tom Gamcc. Doug Stay, Brian McKinley, Bud Schaitbcrgcr, March Allen. SECOND ROW: Bill Warner, Vem Munion, John Connoy, Roger deacon. Tom Rodin. Bruce Henderson. Pucksters Check Opponents If hustle had been the sole criterion, the North hockey squad would seldom have been beaten this season. The boys on the squad were often on the rink at 5:00 a.m., during free school hours, and in the evening to spray the ice or to practice. They hustled during practice sessions and aroused student interest with the hustle they displayed during games. Ouch Brown, with his boundless energy', didn't detract at all from this hustling spirit. North’s pucksters began the season by winning one of four games. Then they proceeded to accomplish the unusual feat of tying four consecutive games. Two of these tics came against Washburn and West, both powers in the league. The Polar completed the season with victories over Marshall and Vocational. Captains Bud Schaitburger and Doug Stay provided excellent leadership for the team. Bud, who was selected to the All-City second team, played several outstanding games and twice made hat trick, scoring three goals in a game. Doug, who was honorable mention All-City, was known throughout the league for his hard checks and fine defensive play. Other top players on the squad were front linemen Dave Gomez, Tom Rodin. Tom Gamcc, Dennis Rekstad, Bruce Henderson, and Bob Bertrand; defense men Marshall Alien and Roger Gleason; and goalie Larry Braasch. 118 Dave Gomez makes a quick stop X SEASON RECORD North 1 5 Henry Edison 5 1 North 3 South 5 North 0 Roosevelt 3 North 2 Washburn 2 North 3 Southwest 3 3 3 North 2 West 2 North 4 Marshall .. 0 North 6 Vocational 0 District: North 1 Washburn 3 Coxh Harry Brown on the ice. A face-off against Henry. 119 Doug Stay tries a shot in practice. This boy from Marshall didn't stay out of Harms' way Wrestlers Scale to New Weights and Heights Coach Don Strickland FIRST ROW: Melvin Schanficld, Stcsc Kanes. Steer Hendrickson, Bob Holman. Peter Schreiner, Joel Harms. Ronald Eisen immcr. SECOND ROW Robctl Wright, Leland Jarpcy. Gary Master, Phillip Isaacson. Ken Casperson, Carl Rodrigue . THIRD ROW: Jim Lowry. Don Lochcr. Joel Paul. Dale Johnson Dennis Wilson. John Gutowski. Jerry Janes. Steve Abramowity, Jim Peterson. Coach Strickland FOURTH ROW: Paul Pettman, Boh Kcskitalo. Gary W ihnsks. Don Person. Dick Folwick. Larry Roppc. Jim Reger. 120 Wrestlers Peter Schreiner and Bob Holman led the Polar team to first division finishes in the city standings and the district tournament. The high spot of the season was an upset victor)- over second place Henry. This was achieved by the tremendous strength North had in the lighter weight divisions where Pete and Bob starred. The Polar grapplers participated in the Glen Lake Tournament early in the season. Steve Karics, Schreiner, and Ronald Eiscnzimmcr. all of whom were runners-up, paced the sc]uad to a second place finish. Most of the season consisted of city dual meet competition. Standouts in these meets were Holman. Schreiner, Jarpey, and Casperson. These grapplers improved steadily during the season and led the Polars to impressive victories in their final meets. These four placed first in their respective weight divisions in city competition. In the district, six wrestlers placed high and qualified for the region. These were Schreiner, Holman, Jarpey. Casperson. Harms, and Mxsler. One of the factors which contributed to this fine showing was the ability of some of the wrestlers to lose enough weight to drop to a lighter weight division. Qualifying six in the district tournament is an achievement the wrestling team can certainly be proud of. Line-up: 95 lbs. Steve Karics 103 lbs. Steve Hendrickson 103 lbs. Jim Peterson 112 lbs. Bob Holman 120 lbs. Peter Schreiner 127 lbs. Joel Harms 133 lbs. Ron F.iscnsimmcr 138 lbs. Robert Wright 145 lbs. Leland Jarpey 154 lbs. Gary Master 165 lbs. Phillip Issacson 175 lbs. Ken Casperson Hwt. Carl Rodriguez WRESTLING SEASON RECORD North 48 Southwest 7 North 53 Edison 5 North 26 Bloomington 26 North 18 Orono 28 North 18 Roosevelt 28 North 19 Washburn 28 North 32 South 20 North 29 Henry- 15 North 20 Vocational 27 North 35 West . 9 North 11 N. St. Paul 31 North 51 Marshall 5 North 37 Central 8 2nd place in Glen Lake Invitational 3rd place in District 17 1 Im pin 7tie icf ry 121 FIRST ROW (left to right): David Olsen. Paul luntilU, William Gleason. William Ingonn, Gerald Woodson, William Finlayson. SECOND ROW': Pat Donohue. Larry Sorenson. Pat Halloran, Lee Snapko, John Thciringcr. Lyle Talbot. Darrell Peterson. Bruce Palmer. THIRD ROW: Leland Jarpey. Tom Johnson. Mike Betncck, Vcm Reynolds. Coach Louis Burnett. Tom Lonsky, John Bruchert. Richard Nelson. FOt’RTH ROW: Dale Fercho. Douglas Fagerhaugh. Larry Buhr. Gerry Sandwich. Charles Moore. Robert Staboo, Gary Sangstcr. Gymnasts — Perennial State Champs If records are nude to be broken, the gymnastic team has broken its share once again. Coach Burnett's incomparable gymnasts flailed eight opponents in dual meets, trounced opposition in the Northwest Open, and decisively battered any team which was left by winning the district, the region, and the state titles. Two important meets during the season were the Northwest Open and the district tournament. The Polar sejuad won both classes of competition in the Northwest Open against many of the best teams in the state, but they didn't reach their peak until the district meet, which determines the city champion. In this meet. North's gymnastic team swept all three classes to earn their tenth consecutive city championship. Amazing as it may seem, none of the Polar gymnasts has ever been in a losing meet. The D” class, consisting of inexperienced athletes, provided the balance which was necessary to bolster the many returning veterans. In the C class were several gymnasts who were returning as state champs. Most of their competition came from their own teammates. The B class, which requires the most skill of all, was one of the best in North's history. As all of their opposition will attest, there wasn’t a weak spot on the team. 122 Coach Louis Burnett Larry Buhr doe his B class dismount Lee Snapko works his trampoline set Scoring of gymnastics meets is determined by awarding points for places in each of the individual events and in the all around category which measures the gymnast's ability to score well in three or more events. The following is a list of all around winners and first place finishers in the individual events: NORTHWEST GYM MEET C Class 1st All Around—1-arry Sorenson John Theringer 2nd All Around—Pat Halloran 5th All Around—Vcm Reynolds Sth All Around—Darrell Peterson B Class 5th All Around—Lyle Talbot 1st Trampoline—Lee Snapko 1st Horse—John Bruchcrt CITY GYM MEET B Class 2nd All Around—Lee Snapko 5th All Around—Lyle Talbot 1st Horse —Larry Buhr 1st Hi-Bar—Lee Snapko C Class 1st All Around- -Pat Halloran 2nd All Around—Vcm Reynolds 3rd All Around—Darrel Peterson 5th All Around—John Theiringer 1st Horse- Vein Reynolds 1st Hi-Bar—Larry Sorenson 1st Parallels—Pat Hallorah Joe Donahue D Class 1st All Around—Dale Fcrcho 3rd All Around—David Olson •1th All Around—Bill IfUpsOn 5th All Around—Richard Nelson 1st Hi-Bar—Dale Fercho 1st Mats--David Olson 1st Horse—Bill Ingison Lyle Talbot executes an iron cross 123 John Theirinper shows his C class jjlide kip Pat Halloran executes an o er hat dismount GYMNASTICS SEASON RECORD North 195 Marshall 28 North 175 Fairmont 77 North 189 South 37 North 187 Edison 39 North 185 Henry 41 North 175 Alex. Ramsey . 74 North 141 Roosevelt 108 North 156 Robbinsdalc 93 1st place Northwest Gym Meet 1st place District 17 1st place Region 5 1st place State Gym Meet Vern Reynolds does the scissors on the horse 124 FIRST ROW (L-R): Coach Kindem George MuMf, Mike Hartig. Jeff VC’emer SECOND ROW John Bruchcrt. Bob Conklin Dace Ahljted Jim Geve. Ralph Fetenon. Doug Erickson Ski Team Jumps to Fourth City Title Coach Lars Kindem The ski team captured its fourth straight city championship this winter. Depth wise, the team was strongest in jumping and cross country, although there were several fine skiers participating in the slalom events. The skiers placed first in the city in jumping and cross country and second in slalom to trounce their opposition. In the state meet, the Polar team tied for fifth. The ski team was led by co-captain George Polusny who won city championships in jumping and cross country. Co-captain Mike Hartig did not compete in the meets because of an ankle injury. Coach I-irs Kindem also cited as outstanding skiers Bob Conklin, Doug Erickson, Dave Ahl-sted, Jeff Werner, and Ralph Peterson. Co-captains George Polusny and Mike Hattig 125 George Lchto shows hit powerful backstroke The creature from the depth of Northeast Junior High pool. SWIM TEAM SEASON RECORD North 321 2 Roosevelt 54l 2 North 26 Washburn 61 North 51 Vocational 36 North 36 Edison 51 North 27 Henry 56 North 39 West 47 North 24 Southwest 63 North 42 South 45 North 51 Central _ 35 126 The two-headed monster of VC’irth Park. Jeff NX'emer shows his slalom form Two leaden on the swim team. Minnesota's 10 backsuokcr George Lchto anJ Captain Mark Johnson Swim Team Pools Efforts Coach Harlan Shccly The swimming team splashed its way to a record of 2-7 in dual meet competition. Victories were over Vocational and Central. Three individuals posted winning records during the season. George Lehto, swimming the 100 yard back stroke and the individual medley, was beaten only once in dual meets. George placed second in both of these events in the district tournament. In the state swim meet, he placed tenth in the backstroke. Captain Mark Johnson in the 100 yard breaststroke and Tom Lonsky in the diving events also placed well in city competition. Other top individuals on Coach Shcely's squad and their events were Jerry Waddick, diving; Ken Pegg, backstroke; Michael Peter, breaststroke; Gary Buss and Dennis Pearson, 200 yard freestyle; Dennis Willey and Ron Peter, butterfly; and Perry Flasher, 50 yard freestyle. FIRST ROW: Jerry Waddick. Dennis Pea non. Kenneth Pew I Xrm.s Willey. SECOND ROW: Jerry Waldonkv. Perry Flasher. Mam Cuda R-naU Mn'n THIRD ROW: George Lchto. Michael Peter. Ron Peter I Ol K III ROW Jim Tripp. Mark Johnson. Gary’ Buss. Gary Pikala. 127 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Brian Grivna. Harry Thompson. John Mcnge. Daxid Curtiv Dennis Policy. Bob Johnson. Kcimeth Crow. Jerry Kline. Alan Perper. SECOND ROW: Coach Gmo'cr, John Kurd. Lowell Hill. Jeffrey Beggs, Roger Hansegard, Steve Swenson, John March, Stanley Feldman. Coach Conover Sophomore Pucksters and Cagers Gain Valuable Experience Coach Soltys The winter sports season was pretty dismal for North's sophomore teams. The basketball squad, coached by Mr. John Conover, won four games while losing six. The sophomore hockey team, coached by Mr. Ed Soltys, had a record of 1-7. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM FIRST ROW: Tim Aunc. Darrel Uroen. Gordie Has. SECOND ROW: Bob Kara. Stanley Aslalcson. Davi d Andcrsoo. Sam l.ichterman, Lowell Iscnberg. Jon Swanson. 128 Athletic Council Sports Coaches, Coaches Sports Mr. Jacobi, Athletic Director ATHLETIC COUNCIL—SEATED: H Shedy, V Backes. J Huttoo, J. Conover. W Nalcplca. L Burnett. STANDING H Brown. Mr. Sonncnberjj. Mr. Johnson. D. Strickland, C Kroening, L Hansen, L. Kindcm. Mr. Jacobi. L Snell The Athletic Council serves as an advisory board for all inter-scholastic athletic activities involving North boys. The council is directed by Mr. Chester Johnson and Mr. John Jacobi, athletic director. Its duties consist of many of the behind-the-scenes jobs which contribute to a successful athletic program. One of the council's chores is to award letters to deserving athletes. Equipment Managers Suit Athletes The equipment managers play an important role in North's athletic program. Mr. Hansen and his capable assistants issue the equipment for every sport. They busy themselves with sorting, repairing, and distributing gear. Though seldom appreciated fully, the equipment managers make a significant contribution to North's athletic program. During the basketball preview held on December 2. I960, Mr. Jacobi was honored for the thirty-five years of valuable service he has contributed to high school athletics. For many years he coached basketball at North. Now as athletic director, he works with the council in handling any problems which arise during the athletic season. 129 EQUIPMENT MANAGERS. Leslie Johnson. Dave Gorham, Harley Finnvick, L. C. Hansen. Spirit, pep, personality and poise. Elliot Badzin Jeff Vinokour Terry Rust Lois Ozwoeld Andrea Hricko Patty Far rand Spirit, Leadership Are Found in North’s Eight This year's squad of eight members was one of the best that North has had. They thought up several new cheers and made up many new routines for the old cheers. Our pepfests portrayed everything from Indians to beatniks. Tryouts arc held in the spring of the year and Miss Tracy and the senior members of the squad judge each individual on the basis of their technique, pep, looks, and school record. Members of this year's squad were Karon Bosak, captain; Sandra Ecklund, Andrea Hricko, Patty Farrand, Lois Ozwoeld, seniors; and Elliot Badzin. Theresa Rust, and Jeff Vinokour, juniors. 131 G.A.A. Council Awards Letter Pins. LEFT SIDE: Ruth Toft, Alice Wedekind, There Rust, Gail Walensky, Penny Da now. RIGHT SIDE: Kathleen Lechko, Beverly Does, Janet Thompson, Catherine Lawrence, Michele Schwartz, Judy Bona END OF TABLE: Dianne Scanned. Bowling, tumbling, golf, badminton, tennis, volleyball, and outing club each sends one representative to the G.A.A. council. Here, the rules arc made that enable the girls to get their letter pins. In order to get a letter pin, a girl must participate for at least two years in any sport and attend any meeting which is held in relation to that sport. In the spring of the year, a girls' sports banquet is held where these pins arc presented to the girls. Miss Tracy is in charge of the council. GOLF CLUB Girls’ Golf Team Up to Par Meetings of the golf club took place at the beginning of the year under the leadership of Miss Strand-lund. A golf team is chosen from the best players in the golf club. This team plays against teams from other schools. FIRST ROW: Yvonne Scndek. Cathy Lawrence. Delores Pinski, Mary Andersen. Sari Applemen, Binnie Berime. Mary Hibbora. SECOND ROW Dianne Scanned, Bonnie Humphrey, Wanda Mark. Hind Greenburg, Kathy Friedman. Miriam Mintz. Barb Knight. Barb Masler. THIRD ROW: Diane Miller, Carol Andersen. Judy Auger. Carol Kennedy. Nicki Smiley, Jo Ann Du nan. Myraa Blank, Sharon Stollrr. GOLF TEAM 132 FIRST ROW: Francis Scott. Hind Greenburg. Boonie Humphrey, Diane Scanned. Judith Kittleson, Mary Jo Driste, Diane Miller. Emma Taylor. Pictured at the left on the tennis team are, FIRST ROW: Darlene Day, Sharon Stanch icld, Sandra Huberty. Terry Rust, Alice Wedekind, Ruth Toft. SECOND ROW: Trudy Ncs . Bonnie Rum. Karen Sand hick, Phyllis Smiley, Mary Hubbard, Judy Warner. Faith Beranson. Pam Benjamson. Pictured at the ri ht are, FIRST ROW: Judy Bona, Karalee Hoover, Betty Rodgers, Kathy Quick, Jenclu Anderson. Ruth Toft. SECOND ROW: Jean Strom. Carrol Kennedy. Cheryl Lewis, Dorothy Sehnarr, Judie Rocette. Meerie Bloom. A basket of balls, nets and tennis rackets are standard equipment for the girls on the tennis team. Tennis begins in the fall and continues again in the spring. Placed according to their ability, the girls arc put in one of three groups; beginners, intermediates or advanced. From these last North’s Racqueteers Really Practice Ruth Toft reache for it. two groups, a team is chosen. With a lot of hard practice, both indoors and out, the girls had a good team this year. In the spring they played against other schools. The girls are under the leadership of Miss Joseph son. Here it comes, Terry! Smash it. Darlene! 133 Girls Have a Ball in Bowling and Basketball FIRST ROW: Sharon Johnson. Sharon Hunc ak. Estelle La aru . Verna Jondall. Bonnie Hanson, Cathy Shine. BOWLING Under the leadership of Miss Tracy, the girls' bowling club is formed in the fall and then divided into teams. Because of the large number of girls that signed up this fall, the group had to be divided into two groups meeting on different days. After signing up in teams, the girls then improve their skills and compete to achieve the highest team score at the end of the year. FIRST ROW: Dianne Scanncl, Diane Miller, Sue Gohmert, Kathleen Lcchko, Lillian Antilla, Sandy DiBenedrtto. Judy Reiter. SECOND ROW: Ruthanne Komper, Jean Storm. Carol Issarson, Jackie Engle. Dorthy Sthnarr, Nancy Billstrom, Vema Jondall. Linda Erickson. Among the popular activities in girls' sports, is basketball, led by Miss Jo-sephson. After forming teams in the fall, the girls practice hard and play othcr teams in their grade divisions, sophomore, junior, and senior. The winners of these grade divisions then play winners of the other grade divisions. 134 Get those rebounds! I ! Penny Darsow shoots for a basket. Under the guidance of Miss Josephson, the badminton team meets ever)- Tuesday in the girls' gym. Each girl is positioned on the team according to her ability. In the late fall, the girls have the opportunity to play other schools in double and single matches. FIRST ROW: Susan Gregersen, Jcnclu Anderson, Margie Elliot. Faith Be an.son. SECOND ROW: Sandra Cryc knwski, Gail Welcmky. Carol Wetlcy, Michclc Schwartz, Ruth Toft. Ruth Wedekind THIRD ROW Delores Hatcher. Sharon Johnson, Darlene Day, Bonnie Buss, Judy Bona, Penny Darsow. Suun Hatch, Donna Angel, Alice Wedekind. Badminton Team Has a Bird! Hit that bird! The girls practice hard after school. Alice. Faye, and Barb play in a doubles game. FIRST ROW: Jcnclu Anderson. Margie Elliot. Susan Grtgerson. Faith Bezanson SECOND ROW: Donna Angel. Sharon Johnson. Darlene Day. Ruth Toft. Ruth Wedekind. Delores Hatcher, Penny Darsow. Mary Hubbard. Alice Wedekind. 135 FIRST ROW: Shirley Muller. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ruhr. Sheila Young. Kathy Lcchko. Kathy Tobaezo, Sally Ley, Orel Wcttley, Kathy Hanson THIRD ROW: Judy Rochctte, Jeanette Juntilla, Monica Drossell, Anna Marie Boersma, Jean Ludwig, Betty Kilbury, Sandy Wesley. Charlotte Jasperson. Girls Fall for Tumbling Roundoffs, splits, handstands, flips and other stunts arc learned by the girls in the tumbling club. The girls arc chosen through tryouts and placed in groups according to their ability. At the first meetings, the girls exercise to get limber enough for these stunts. As the girls progress, they are able to use the trampoline for handstands and flips. The)’ meet every Thursday after school in the girls' gym with Miss Tracy as their adviser. 136 Alice Wedekind docs ihc hcadstand splits. Outing Club Formed The girl find that quite a hit of equipment is used for camping. Who. Me? A new club connected with girls' sports has been formed here at North. The outing dub, under the supervision of Miss Tracy, meets every Tuesday at her home. Horseback riding, sailing, camping and skiing arc some of the activities which it offers to the girls. FIRST ROW: Sandy Gryerkowski. Nancy Lechnyr. Michele Schwartz. Kathy Vlock. SECOND ROW: Alice Wedekind. Barbara McKeivey. Karen Moe, Marjorie Case. TTfflW Practice Helps Girls Perfect Skating STANDING: Penny Da now, Sally Ley. Terry Rust, Alice Wedekind SPITING: ITIaync Iscri, Beverly Docs. Kathy Lcchko. Ruth Toft. Ice skating is done at North Commons park by the advanced sixth hour sports class taught by Miss Tracy. The girls arc divided into three groups, beginners, intermediates, and advanced. After learning the fundamentals of skating, the)' learn advanced maneuvers such as spins, jumps, and splits. Kathy Lcchko does a swan. Grace and Rhythm Used in Modern Dance FIRST ROW Judy Seiler. Serene Fiternun Betty Stolt, Miriam Black. Carol Anderson. Patti Farrand. Jackie Schwartz. Judy Leach. Nancy Lechnyr. SECOND ROW: Joyce Wesley, Sandy Huberty, Barh Debois, Penny Rollins. Diane Turnquist, Cared Cady. Sandy Mcchinko, Karon Bosak. Barbara Quast. Bonnie Humphrey THIRD ROW Retina Ballard. Bertha Sanders, Gloria Wachter. Charlotte Oltnun. Ruby Johnson. Mary Kronzer, Helene Bush. Shirley Milgrom. Karen Bjehman, Sylvia Mead, Kathy Sullivan FOURTH ROW: Sharon Stanchfield, Marion Dahl, Patti Hall, Naomi Schulman, Sherna Soli. Erma Taylor, Penny Darsaw, Gloria Itman, Carol Watniks, Marion Bernu. 138 Movement in rhythm and gracefulness arc employed by the girls in the sixth hour modern dance class taught by Miss Joseph-son. During the first few classes, exercises arc done. Later, the girls learn to create different moods with different steps and movements of the body. As the girls progress in the art of modem dance, they create their own dances, and in May, the modern dance class presents an auditorium. Extension 139 140 Sophomores Sophomores Open North’s Doors to Find Endless New Friendships Mr. Aim Room 26 FIRST ROW. Meredith Babin. Richard Warhol, Arnie Potek. Howard Savitt, Patricia Lechnyr. SECOND ROW Brian Grivna. Gordon Hess. Robert Lis on. Roger Warhol. Timothy Aune THIRD ROW: Steve Swenson. James Mitchell. Kenneth Heruth. Peter Johnson. Edward Pol it insky. Miss Bolin Room 102 FIRST ROW: Johnn.e Mae Hadley. Gloria Torrence. Jenelu Anderson. Kathleen AnJer-son, Marian Banta, Janet Anderson SECOND ROW: Sari Appleman. Rosemary Bamck, Linda Deglmann. Lynne Andersen. Sharon Aslakson. THIRD ROW Darlene Anderson, Jacob Adams. Stanley Aslakson. Jill Ackerblade. Kathleen Anklam. Mary Ann Arntson. FOURTH ROW; Mark Alch. David Anderson. Gary Anderson. Larry Krouse. Robert Aren Mr. Cleary Room 326 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Barge. Diane Barrie. Heidi Bergman. Lonnie Beniamin, Susan Montague. SECOND ROW Dennis Johns. David Berg. Binme Bcrkus, Dianne Barker. Jarrold Berezovsky, Roman Florey. THIRD ROW: Clarence Bedford, Bruce Berezovsky. David Berman. Judith Ben ick, Harold Berman. Adrian Beniamin. FOURTH ROW: Carol Bates. Jayne Benish. Michael Barin-baum, Barbara Baron. Howard Berg. FIFTH ROW: Charles Barnes, Richard Berg. Jeffrey Beggs. Robert Benson. Timothy Berg Back for another day of readin', writin', and Tithmetic, (at well at) fun, frolicking, and flirting Mrs. Dunham Room 301 FIRST ROW: Steven Borrics, Warren Ble-chert, Beverly Dahlhcimcr, Donna Brenny, Vicki Blumberg. Donald Bolton SECOND ROW: Susan Borrics. Carolyn Brewer, Roger Beyer, Merrie Bloom, Sandra Brecht THIRD ROW: Gerald Bievada. Robert Bolduc. Gerald Born, Cheryl Bctzlcr. Mary Ann Miller, James Daley. FOURTH ROW: James Blakcy, Judy Blomlie, Marianne Bergstrom, Judith Bona. Myma Blank, John Brager. Mrs. Hetherington Room 303 FIRST ROW: Sherwin Brodsky. Linda Burke. Barbara Burns. Sharon Buhr. Matthew Carp. SECOND ROW Michael Chandler. William Campbell, Daniel Bushey. James Giburn. Sharon Carlson. THIRD ROW: Roger Brown. Gordon Cable, Lois Brodsky, Janis Briggs, Glenda Clymcr. FOURTH ROW: Robert Carlson. Blame Claypool, Bonnie Buss, Ronald Carlson. Lester Cannon r. mm Mr. Hutton Room 208 FIRST ROW: Judi Nevilles. Cheryl DeMino, Judith Daniels, Neil Covin. Stephen Kairies, Kay Dahlquist SECOND ROW: Ruth Olson. Judith Cottam. Dorothy Crawford, Johnnie Jean Crislcr, Kathleen Daniel. THIRD ROW Daniel Donahue. David Curtis. Michael Daniels. Medford Turrentinc. Marguerite Connoy. fully DeSoto. FOURTH ROW: Richard Dahl. Martin Cuda. Patricia Gowell. Darlene Cybyske. Larry Darkow FIFTH ROW: Robert Croncn. Holly Day, Kenneth Crow. Margaret DeKoning. Richard Crow. Marc Coltnan Mr. Jacobi Room 216 FIRST ROW: David Edstrum. Virginia En-gen. Carol Epstein. David Dominguez. Darrell Ekbcrg. Diane Eisenzimmcr. SECOND ROW Jamie Eviden. Jeannie Erickson. Mary Dutton. Shelley Eggert. Donald Ekberg. Robert Daugherty THIRD ROW: Gerald Emery. Margie Elliott, Nancy Emptmg, Judith Dobbs. Karen Eklund FOURTH ROW: Gregory Drake. Linda Erickson, John Belt-rand. Barbara Edstrom. Joanne Fabienke. William Donald 144 With Relief, Sophomores Reclaim Lost Articles Mrs. Jennings Room 210 FIRST ROW: Kathryn Friedman. Sheldon Gary, Barham Foster. Neil White, Karen Galosh SECOND ROW: Faye Fischer. Feme Fercho. Sara Frisch, Mary Finlayson. Michael Gal.nson, Carol Walberg. THIRD ROW: George Fielding, Stephen Frisvold, Linda Fox, Robert Fleming, Rosalind Freeman. FOURTH ROW: Craig Fitch. Richard Folwick. Peter Frank. Rosemary Schmidt. Joy Appel, Deborah Fursetm FIFTH ROW Don Fuchs. Sun Feldman. Perry Flasher. Robert Fleishcr, Darrel Larden. Mr. Kindem Room 212 FIRST ROW Susan Goldstein. Lirty Gilmer, Joyce GusUfson. Donru Granroth. Jarmic Gutowski. SECOND ROW: Frank Simco, James Groth. Lyle Groen. Barbara Hackert, Constance Gilmore, Linda Greenberg THIRD ROW: Anita Goodman, William Glcaauo, Luc recta Ringgold. Barbara Spath. Bonnie Gibb FOURTH ROW: Jerry Labiak, John Gutowski. Robert Johnsoo, Daniel Gigucre. Jane Gustafson FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Grav-ley. James Grassman, Michael Gerst. Richard Rambow. N'ancie Griffin Mr. Kroening Room 9 FIRST ROW: Dianne Hanson. Karen Hanson, Daryl Hathaway. Judith Hall. Yvon Haley. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Hanson. Shirley Hawkins, Richard Halliday, Kathleen Hallo-ran. Douglas Hanson. Sandra Halverson THIRD ROW: Catherine Gill. Gerald Hart-fid, Barbara Hagen. Carol Haida. Barbara Halvorson FOURTH ROW: Martin Herman. Dale Hansen. John Hawk. Daniel Hajda. James Hannay. Bonnie Hanson FIFTH ROW: Robert Hannmcn. Daniel Hartman. Roger Hansegard. Stephen Beaudette. CameII Hall. Sophomores Seek a Greater Understanding of the Arts Mr. Larson Room 223 FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hirt Dolores Hersom. Jo Anne Konn, Judith Hclsmc. Christine Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Johnnie Shaw. Barbara Hemphill, Kay Karczcwski, Miriam Herman THIRD ROW: Bruce Htnrichs, Lois Heoor, Richard Heyen, Randall Hem, Susan Hayes FOURTH ROW: Douglas Hayes, John Hel-man, Randall Hawthorne. Terry Hitman. David Sandberg FIFTH ROW David Heidelberg. James Sicloff, Lowell Hill, Michael Hjulbcrg. James Hohl Mrs. Lyders Room 202 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Jasperson, Dianne Hopkins. Shirley Iscri. Dianne Johnson. Sharon Iverson SECOND ROW: Nancy Holm. Jill Johnson. JoAnn Johnson. Rochelle liman, Carola Jackson. THIRD ROW: Karalee Hoover. Sametta Howard, Michail Horovitr. Hanoelore Hauser, Kathleen Johnson. FOURTH ROW David Johnson. Leona Wilbur. Beverly Hyatt. Donald Sawyer, Margaret Jarvis. FIFTH ROW: Cary Holier. Ronnie Jackman. Lowell Isenberg. David Javintky. Lance Isenberg Mrs. Miller Room 302 FIRST ROW: Karen Johnson. Naomi Joshua, Jeanette Juntilla, Eileen Karat , Carrie Jolliff. SECOND ROW. Thomas Joocs. Kathleen Curtis. Beverly Josephsoo, Marie Johmon. Bruce Kaufman. THIRD ROW. LcRoy Smith. Gary Kangas, Carrol Kennedy, Linda Johnsen. Patricia Kelliher. Robert Kara. FOURTH ROW: Robert Karrow, Jacob Juris , Gregory Joocs. Paul Kat ovirz. Frederick Spath Drama class gives Harold Berman and Ronald Salrbergcr a chance to display their talents. Mrs. Mills Room 3 FIRST ROW: Lynda Kingsbury. Patrick Oliver. Patricia Kinn, Curtiss Blaisdell, Barbara Knight SECOND ROW: Marylou Baker. Sally LaDuke, Mary Kunta, Bonnie Donohue, Kathleen Kurth. Richard Kronstedt. THIRD ROW: Diane Knoblauch, Dean O'Mura. Sara Rac Kutoff, Susanne Kcphart, Jack Kimball, Judith King FOURTH ROW: Randall Koyo-nen, Ruth Ann Kcske, Laurence Kivcns. Ruth-anne Kompcrud. Maflcne Krasner. Joanne Kumagai. FIFTH ROW: James Knowlton. John Korcl, Joseph Kopstein. Gerald Kline, Robert Keskitalo, Dale Kessler. Mr. Pearson Room 104 FIRST ROW: Theodore Balvin. Darryl Lan-ileau, Elcne Larson, Marilynn Levy. James Legro. Juanita LaFavc. SECOND ROW: Mary McDermott. Cheryl Lewis. Violet Leach, Carole Lee, Carol CheII THIRD ROW: Samuel Lichtcrman. Gary Leone. James Lang, Warren Lamont. Judith Lee. FOURTH ROW: Charles Lewis. John Lewis, Henry Jennings, Jasper Henderson. Glenn Lindfors. Mr. Perrin Room 120 FIRST ROW; Jean Ludwig, Kay Little, Don aid Cloud, Carol Lundstrom. Karen Liss, SECOND ROW Sharon Towweod, Janice Manthey, Kathleen Ramirez. Margaret Liftman. Betty Cole. Noelle Lundberg THIRD ROW: Mary McDowell. Cccilu Lindurom, Milton Hemmingson. Gary Magnuson. Myron Maodd. FOURTH ROW. Erik Lippi, Jack Malisow, Thomas McBride. James Lyman. Gerald Locker. FIFTH ROW George Lund-strom. Daniel Lott, David Linner. Michael Latz. Gerald Lindman. Vitamins apparently haven't caught up with short Bruce Thompson set. Mr. Quiring Room 117 FIRST ROW: William Mitchell. Sandra Moore, Reesa Marko, Mitiim Mint?. Judith Miller, Lenny Micklin. SECOND ROW; Richard Mcnth, Cynthia Moehrl, Sandra Monahan. Susan Markgra , Barbara Miller. Marie Miller THIRD ROW: Richard Mattson. Wayne Mertz. Mari Millett. Jay Milstein, Richard Mark. William Martin. FOURTH ROW: John March. John Moe, Charles Moore, Curtiss Meredyk, William Mattox. John Menge. Studying Promises Rewards for Diligent Sophomores Mrs. Sargent Room 122 FIRST ROW: Ray Nelson. Harry Moss. Connie Mortenson, Roxinc Oleic, Marlyna Moy. SECOND ROW: Deanna Osborn. Shirley Muller, Jackie Engle, Dean Nordstrom. THIRD ROW: Robert Nunn. Kathy Morfitt. Susan Nachtshcim, Joe Neubergcr, Gloria Motzko. FOURTH ROW . Grant Olsen. Duane Nclsoo, Creighton Orth. Barbara Nelson Mr. Sheely Room 203 FIRST ROW: Alan Paige. Betty Penman. Karen Peterson, Karen Oja, Michael Poisfuss. SECOND ROW: Maurice Harpster. Steven Person. Virginia Wcstlund. Harvey Patterson. James Paar. Carol Popkin. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Perry, Carol Pflipsen. Vernon Pettis. Dennis Pearson. Alan Perper. FOURTH ROW: Joel Paul. Ronald Peterson, Dennis Wilson. JoAnn Pomerleau. LaVonnc Perry. FIFTH ROW: Walter Osipenko. Michael Peterson. Carl Oaterberg. Gary Paakkoncn. Donald Pearson. Mr. L. Smith Room I 13 FIRST ROW: Nancy Ranelle. Judic Rivkin. Rochelle Rappaport. Roland Robins. Diane Puicher, Miriam Reichstein. SECOND ROW: Mary Powrie, Betty Rogers. Kathryn Quirk, Dennis Rckstad, blame Rosenow. THIRD ROW Thomas Knotz. Lyle Rockier. Paul Rasmussen. Bonnie Prince, Sharon Rohde, Judie Racettc FOURTH ROW: David Hoi-lenbeck. Eugene Roloff, Robert Ruths. Darwin Quam, John Roster. Sophomores Widen Their Scope of Knowledge in Challenging New Courses Mr. V. Smith Room 307 FIRST ROW: Eileen Singer. Prixilh Four nier. Karol Samuelson, Ix trice Shaw, La-Donna Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Schnarr. Barbara Shoe inski, Faye Silver, Sandra Saltzman. Roslyn Shacter THIRD ROW: Karen Sandhack. Dorothy Schaitbergcr, Susan Schneider. Douglas Scanlon. Barbara Schear. FOURTH ROW: James Schewe. Ronald Salxberger. Donald Seburg. Kathleen Singer. Richard Schreder. FIFTH ROW: Kathleen Shine. John Schneider. Grant Roberts. Thomas Ryan. Joanne Schaible Mr. Snell Student Lunch Room FIRST ROW: Carole Smith. Nancy Pederson, David Stone. Darrell Sod re n. Jo Ann Sparta. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Skollcr. Nidti Smiley, Kathleen Steeves, Stephanie Stoltman, Judith Skramstad. Francene Stifter THIRD ROW Barbara Specter, Jean Storm. Marlene Stillpass. Bobbi Smith, Hattie Stewart FOURTH ROW' Daniel Snabfe. Loren Smith. Sharon Stollcr. Mary-Anne Stone, Thomas Solberg FIFTH ROW': Vcrnic Small. James Stanaway. Richard Stanley. Ronald Strong. Thomas Sonncnberg. Mr. Templin Room 11 5 FIRST ROW: Charlotte W'hitc. Sandra W'cs-ley. Charla Wheeler, Eileen Young. Marilyn Wcstlund. Sheila Young. SECOND ROW: Judith W'vttcnbach. Joan W'heeler. Edythe Washington. Patricia Young. Dennis Willey. Gary Youngrrn THIRD ROW: Vickie Win berg. Nona W'llliams, LeRoy W'erp. Karen West. Carol Wctley. David Eichinger. FOURTH ROW: Jerry W'oldonsky, Leo Go-beli, Reginald Fox. Harvey Witherspoon. Lee-Ann W'right, Sheldon Winnig. Mr. Threinen Room 5 FIRST ROW: Betty Taylor. Paulette Sud-duth. Darlene Thciscn. Patricia Tidd, Bruce Thompson SECOND ROW: Lloyd Thorton. Merilec Swicrczek, Judy Thompson, John Tobler THIRD ROW: Harry Thompson. Arnold Swart . Betty Thereau. Carole Swanson. Jan Swanson. FOURTH ROW: Paul Taylor. Johnnie Taylor. Carol Swanson. Kathy Ting-dale. Mr. Yesner Room 319 FIRST ROW. Myrtle Huff. John Walsh. Julie Walters. Mary Walz, Linda Keeney. SECOND ROW: Elaine Darling, Karron Werp. Diane Warner, Betty Webb, Karen Wahlster. THIRD ROW: Richard Weilenegger. Norman Weil, Linda Van Hale, Karla Warner. Susan Vogt, Joseph Walytka. FOURTH ROW: Janice Littlejohn. Jerome Waddick, Gary Weinberg, Thomas Wallncr, Suzanne Trutnau. This takes nerve and guts, say Bob Benson and Diane Eisenzim-mcr as Mr. Perrin helps them dissect a crayfish. • 52 Juniors 153 Counselors Guide Junior Students in Making Important Decisions It was an awfully hard test, say Charlotte Oilman and Nancy Lechnyr as Mr. Anway gives them the results of the College Aptitude Test Mr. Aim Room 26 FIRST ROW: Jeremy Gottstein, Joyce Krank. Elena Peterson. Nancy Lcchnyr. Deborah Clark. Dennis Culman. SECOND ROW: Gerhard Hom. Sylvia Mead. Jeanne Alford. Joanne Lindroos. Phyllis Carlson. Patricia Mattson THIRD ROW: Claudia Berge. Judith Parsons. Bernard Stay. William Hammerman. Ernest Suomcla. Ray mod Aimer. FOURTH ROW: James Wepplo. John Harris. Charles Lawrence. Claude Schochet. Michael Michlin, Wynne Williams FIFTH ROW: James Eggert. Philip Isaacson. John Starks. Robert Cundiff, Fred Silver. Sheldoo Jacobs Mr. Anderson Room 100 FIRST ROW: Roberta Barnard. Penny Rollin, Irma Beck. Darryl Eggert. Donna Auburn. Eloise Benford. SECOND ROW. Karen Shuster. Elaine Benny, Mary Balke, Katherine Bailey. Elaine Benowitz. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Brennan, Patricia Benish. Darlene Bloom-strand. Geraldine Balter. Ronald Banta. Jo-Anne Berry. FOURTH ROW: John Baker. Michael Berkowitz, Lowell Bialick, Jules Beck, Elliott Radzin. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Barberg,, Robert Bertrand, Edward Ballard, Ronald Baron. Wayne Anderson. Dewey Bcmu Juniors Hopefully Await Induction Into the National Honor Society Will we be chosen? wonder these four anxious juniors as the day of induction draws near. Miss Apel Room 323 FIRST ROW: Linda Buchitc. Cheryl Buchner, Barbara Brousscau, Jo Bolnick, Rosemary Burgess, Janet Konn. SECOND ROW: Diane Bielkc, Loretta Aletky, Becky Buhrt. Julianna Adler, Faith Bezanson. THIRD ROW: Carol Boilcau, Delores ‘Hatcher, Gary Blacklcdgc, Robert Brace. William Braverman. FOURTH ROW: John Bruchcrt. Burnell Blomquist, Louis Lindstrom, Dennis Linn, Barbara Anderson. Mr. Backes Room 306 FIRST ROW: Sharon Chodos, Kathy Clough. Thomas Haley, Althea Hadley, Mary Thompson. Estelle Chcmrinow. SECOND ROW: Billie Carol Hardeman, Penny Cedcrbcrg, Gerald Bukstein. Nicolas Ccpeda, Kenneth Boh-ler. THIRD ROW: Patricia Carlson, Earl Christopherson, William Burmeister. Gerald Lombardo, Eunice Hildreth. Estelle Lazero-witz. FOURTH ROW: Donald Abrahamson. David Ames, Kenneth Caspcrson, Gary- Buss. Gerald Aho, Diane Cobbin. Interested Juniors Learn Techniques of Newswriting Mr. Christopherson Room I I I FIRST ROW: bDo Glanzer. Sheila Splan. Gloria Larsen. Kathleen Lcchko. Stephen Hen-ridcson. Daniel Houlton. Jeffrey Vinokour. SECOND ROW: Robert Fagerhaugh. Jerome Elliott. Dennis Policy. Gary Hanson. Beverly Chevalier. THIRD ROW Donald Bunce, John Johnson. Bruce Gates. David Fraser. Richard Scofield, Richard Riger. Miss Connors Room 227 FIRST ROW: Stephanie Lehrman, Patricia Dcnnic, Patricia Doyle, Mary Jane Ledin. Sharon DcBill. SECOND ROW: Lynne Crockett. Beverly Does, Judith Cotten, Marilyn Dale. Sandra Crocker. THIRD ROW: Judith Gilmore, Linda Diugherty. Janice Dobbs. Michael Lundbohm, Anthony Dorff. FOURTH ROW: John Connoy. John Lund-gren. Nickolas Diedrich, Wiliiam Diethart. Jerome Determan. Mr. Conover Room 209 FIRST ROW: Vidalina Leon, Joan Dee Ebert. Carole Ervasti, Audrey Levi. June Fehunger SECOND ROW: Karen Ecker. Marncil Drake. George Wahl. Sharon Draper, Monica Dros-sel. THIRD ROW: Audrey Falk. Cheryl Eg-gert. Douglas Fagcrhaugh. Dale Fercho. Duane Ottemcss. FOURTH ROW: Darryl Durand. Dennis Hanson. Norman Dusek. Dennis Ostetberg. Susan Leventhal. Charles Fager-haugh. FIFTH ROW: Eckart Danielson. Douglas Erickson. Robert Enghausen. Daniel Favreau'Barbara Fem. Mr. Edlund Room 225 FIRST ROW: Linda Fblwidc, Kathleen Fla-herty. Charles Johnson. Sandra Gicsea, Renee Finkelslcin. Audrey Freeman. SECOND ROW: Marian Fuller. Karen Gates, Darlene Gilligan, Bonnita Erickson. Sharon Flcishcr. THIRD ROW: Karen Flodeen, Roslyn Furst, Dean Rick, William Finlayson. Arden Friedman, Beverley Fordc. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Ganzer, Steve Flasher, Larry Gibb. Donald Glad. Harold Folsom, Lee Crone. Mr. Anderson explains a newspaper dummy to future journalists Mary Heston. Shirley Milgrom. and Elliott Badzin. Mr. Flugstad Room I 16 FIRST ROW: Marvin Gurewitz. Joel Harms. Carole Goldstein. Esta Greenberg. Roberta Gorsky. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Grisco. Annette Haehn, Sharon Granroth, Karen Hag-fors, Gene Thimjon, Sandra Gryezkowski. THIRD ROW: Nancy Haertzen. Harriet Goldman, Walter Gonior, Richard Larson. Susan Gregersen. FOURTH ROW: Martin Greisinger, Gerald Mettz, Julie Godfrey. Alan Johnston, Kenneth Pritchett. Mr. Hansen Room 12 FIRST ROW: Silly Ley. Judith Liman. David Olsen, Barbara Halverson, Harley Finnvilc. SECOND ROW: Jerry Anderson. Catherine Hctland. Carol Hiivala, Gloria Harris. Mary Heston. Kathy Halverson. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Hartman, Charles Hartficl, Michael Shiff, William Hcidelbergcr, Johnny Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Deldrcn Anderson. Wayne Hanson. Kathleen Hickey, Harry Fur-setter. Bruce Henderson. Judith Hartman. FIFTH ROW: John Hauck, Thomas Hendry, Timothy Hayes, Thomas Harris. Walter Moroz. Mrs. Hedlund Room 313 FIRST ROW: Bonnie Humphrey, Michael Jeppesen, Eiiync Iscri. Robert Holman, Susan Inberg SECOND ROW: Carol Isaacson. Sharon Holloway. Judith Jensen. Eileen Jansen. Cheryl Hoem THIRD ROW: John Jacobs. Richard Hornmes, William Ingison, Dean Houston, Howard Hopkins. Valerie Mingo. FOURTH ROW. David Hoffman. Ronald lilies, Dale Johnson. Bruce Hitman. Mary Hubbard 158 Cashier Becky Buhrt cheerfully collects everybody's hard-earned pennies. Juniors Contribute Much Needed Services to the Student Body Mrs. Jacobson Room 310 l IKS l ROW Betty Kilbury. Donna Kauf-nun. Diana Johnson. Maty Ann Kinsley, Patricia Mallon, Suzanne McCaffrey. SECOND ROW: Paul Juntilla. Sandra Kcphart. Sharon Johnson, lanicc Johnson. Renee Johnson. THIRD ROW: Harry Jones HI. Patricia Madsen, Verna Jondall, Michael Joshua. Daniel Johnston, Ronald Jones, FOURTH ROW: Leo Johnson. William Kaminski. David Christensen. William Jordan. Patrick Nagle. Thomas Johnson. Mr. Johnson Room 305 FIRST ROW: Sheldon Krona. Gary LaFave, Dale Kozicky. Barry Magnan. Regina Kitchen. SECOND ROW: Steven Kupctz. David Kuchn, Lawrence Kocher. Dale Kolstad, Donald Lacher. THIRD ROW: Thomas Kommers. John Lanhart. Brian McKinley. DuWaync Kol-lodge. William Warner. Mr. Kleven Room 224 FIRST ROW: Kathleen Butler, Patricia Mercer. Sarahatcc Applcman. Charlotte Archer. Kathleen Milton, Lois Micklin. SECOND ROW: Sandra Marchenko. Pamcllj Mattaway, Wanda Mark, Rodger Kehn, Spencer Mincar, Kennrth Mitchell. THIRD ROW. Stanley Man-del. Donald Meyers. Roger Mandcry. Leroy Mattson. Shirley Milgrom, James Fuller. Brenda Maybcrg FOURTH ROW: John Mc-land. Thomas Mastcllcr, Gary Jorgensen. Dean Maitfield. Armon Miller, Ralph Dvorsky. Juniors Strive for Recognition on North’s Honor Roll Mr. Lange Room 308 FIRST ROW: Karen Morrison. Thonus No-Ian. Judith Moore, Evelyn O'Brien, Terry Nude) I SECOND ROW: Walter Munson. Barbara Nelson, Janet Noack, Marilyn Moe. DeAnne Morgan THIRD ROW: Cheryl Nugent. Helen Neunsinger. Kathy Moore. Charles Norman. Charlotte Mjos. FOURTH ROW: James Nauer, James Moen. Dorothy Narkie, Vcrn Munson. Larry Nelson. Miss Lerschen Room 3 12 FIRST ROW: Victor Patterson. Gary Paar, Bruce Palmer. Karen Olson. Donna Pertinen. SECOND ROW: Karen Paige, Elaine Paletz, Charlotte Oltnun, Bonnie Plowman, Darlene Person THIRD ROW: Jcrilyn Krause. Sandra Olson. Kenneth Pcgg. Barbara Pcllow. Judith Olson. Donald Dubay. FOURTH ROW: Frank Bailey, Patrick O'Brien. Gerald Paquette. Ronald Peter, Ronald Pesis. Mrs. Maclnnes Room 125 FIRST ROW: Marlene Gustafson. Charla Ra-jala, James Peterson. Albert Porter. Roberta Ressen. SECOND ROW: Robert Peterson. Karen Reinking, Donald Philippy, Gayla Pola-Ctyk, Virginia Potvin, Jackie Rank. THIRD ROW: Harold Rein. Mark Peterson, Karen Peterson. Diane Potvin. Delores Pinske. FOURTH ROW: David Peterson. William Rappaport, Gerald Pikala, Russell Peterson. David Rapacz. Paul Pettman. Mr. Nenow Room 13 FIRST ROW: Theresa Rust. Judith Punurlo, Barbara Rubingcr, Marvlynn Ridgley. Mary Rued, Jeanninc Ross. SECOND ROW: Ronald Anderson. Roger Anderson, Lowell Anderson, Roland Rice. Lynne Reskin. THIRD ROW: Wayne Berthiaumc. Michael Rettke. Larry Roppe, Linda Rubingcr. James Ross. George Andrusko. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Resnick, Thomas Roden, Philip Rosenberg. David Ruud, James Grua. Mr. Rutgerson Room 226 FIRST ROW: Sharyn Sauer, Claire Shechter, Yvonne Sendck. Melvin Schanfield. Judy Schleitcr, Michele Schwartz. SECOND ROW Joanne Saporito, Gary Sangster. Sherry Sasner. Norma Saxton. Barbara Schneidman. Roy Scott. THIRD ROW: Lucille Shaw, Andrew Johnson, Gerald Janes, Sharon Sandberg. Stanley Scktor. Ira Schwartz. FOURTH ROW: Alan Saarcnpaa. Paul Schupmann, Nancy Schwartz. Dennis Schneider. Mclvyn Douglas, Bette Shaw. Brenda May berg, Sandy Marchenko, and John Meland snatch a few free minutes to compare report cards. 161 News of Student Activities Is Eagerly Absorbed by Juniors Mr. Schneider Room 325 FIRST RO X’: Louise McQuarrie, Dorayne Smoot. Darlene Rnisum, Janet Soine. Jean Sol berg. Vera Sorenson SECOND ROW: Harold Silver. Earlene Simmons, Dea Clark, Dune Mclndoo, Patty Shobe, Sandra Spooner THIRD ROW: Kathleen Sorensen. Gerald Small, Carl Rodriguez. Kenneth Laing. Gerald Spilane. Steve Silver. FOURTH ROW: David Sikonki. David Smith, David Soltis, Myron Stolp, Alan Siacter, Vance Kmkel Mr. R. Smith Room I 14 FIRST ROW Janice McSweeney. Jean Stano. Karen Stimmler. Doreen Kyander, Patricu Silva SECOND ROW Sandra Sumpter. Judith Strehler. Lynn Leviton. Kathleen Jasper. Philip Dean, Ronald Sumstad THIRD ROW: Terry Keno. Nina Sudduth. Betty Jo Starke. Carol Stigen, Roger Mord. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Lee, Bruce Hutchison. Robert Stabnu. Thomas Budnick. Dennis Stotka. Mr. Soltys Room I I FIRST ROW: Judith Teener. Phyllis Lee Swerdlick. Maria Boers ma. Ruth Ann Toft. SECOND ROW: Sandra Taylor. Janet Thompson, Elaine Swing. Mary Thill, Joan Tonusko. THIRD ROW: Sanford Taly, Wendell Truelson. Dudley Thayer. Harvey Tillipman. It's obvious (hit everyone uses this study full to best advantage. Mrs. Strandlund Room 200 FIRST ROW: Sandra Turchick. Sally Beck-fold, Marilyn Weinerman. Norrine Trickcy, Kathleen Cardoza. Lois Wass. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Vlock. Gail Walensky, Kathleen Uhrich, Judi Weisman, Oliva Williams. THIRD ROW: Diane Turnquist. Alice Wedekind. Audrey Vernier, Nance Wallum. Kenneth Coleman. Gloria Wachter. FOURTH ROW: Jane Turunen, William Waddick. Alvin Wasserman. Fredric Wagner. Gary Wal-quist, Barbara Vnuk. Mrs. Viik Room 3 18 FIRST ROW: Jeanne Benedix. Dawn Wright. Diana Whited. Frank Zelcnak, Lillian An-tila. SECOND ROW: Robert Wheeler. V.r-ginia Anderson, Robert Wright. Susan Welch. Beverly White. THIRD ROW: Robert Zu-beck. Gerald Woodson. Thomas Woolhouse. Berry Wooley, David Zwickcy. FOURTH ROW: Mark Welter, Roger Yungdahl, Gary' Wilensky. Michael Winer. Robert White 164 Seniors 165 Superior Honor Group Maintains 3.7 Average DOUGLAS CRAM JOEL BORMAN JOSEPH BROCHIN MICHAEL FRISCH MERRILL GOLDBERG MYRNA KAPLAN GILBERT ROZMAN JOANNE STURMAN RUTH ZIFF JERALD S A DOPE 167 GILBERT ROZMAN North American Bank Award Outstanding Seniors Honored by Awards. DOUGLAS CRAM JOANNE STURMAN First National First National Bank Award Bank Award MERRILL GOLDBERG Star Tribune Award DAVID SWENSON American Legion Award LOIS OZWOELD American Legion Auxiliary Award JERALD SADOFF Sons of the American Resolution Award JOANNE PETERSON Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Senior Scholastic Honor Roll William Andersen Donna Angel Howard Ansel Connie Barnett Nancy lief fa Daniel Berglund Joel Berman Miriam Black Carol Bonstrom Rolla Breitman Joseph Brochin Douglas Cram Julius Crawford Judith Cundiff Martin Fiterman Serene Fiterman Michael Frisch Joseph Galush Merrill Goldberg Stuart Gross Allen Grover Fmily Hermanson Sharon Hunezak Judith Jansen George Jarvis Lcnorc Johnson Mark Johnson Myma Kaplan Richard Krahn Joanne Lantto Bruce Lazarus David Lindgren Phillip Litwin Sharon May Geraldine Olson Thomas Oilman Lois Ozwocld Joan Pennig Marlene Peterson Denna Rosenau Gilbert Rozman Jerald Sadoff Marshall Schwartz Susan Schwartz Judith Sheridan Phyllis Smiley Diane Spandcl Joanne Sturman David Swenson Karen Szymanski Reid Tombers Joan Weisman Eddie Winer Ralph Wittcoff Vivian Wolter Barbara Wyland Ruth Ziff 168 Alumni Groups Honor Seniors Seniors Earn Departmental Awards DOUGLAS CRAM Science Award VIVIAN WOLTER JAMES GINSBURG Business Award Mercury Award GERALDINE OLSON RACHEL BRl’DNOY JOANNE STl'RMAN KAREN SZYMANSKI Norse Award Instrumental Vocal Award Vocal Award Award National Honor Society Members Seniors Juniors William Andersen Bruce Lazarus George Andrusko Donna Angel David Lindgrcn Jules Beck •Howard Ansel Phillip Litwin Michael Bcrkowitz Carolyn Applcman Sharon May Faith Bezanson Connie Barnett •Geraldine Olson William Burmeistcr Nancy Bcffa Thomas Oilman Sharon Chodos Daniel Berglund •Lois Ozwocld Kenneth Cram •Joel Berman Joan Pcnnig Gerald Elliot Miriam Black •Marlene Peterson Charles Fagcrhaugh Carol Bonstrom Richard Reiss Karen Flodeen Rolla Breitman Denna Rosenau LaDcs Glanzer •Joseph Brochin ♦Gilbert Rozman Carole Goldstein JoAnn Cohen •Jerald Sadoff Susan Grcgcrson •Douglas Cram ♦Marshall Schwartz Michael Joshua Julius Crawford Susan Schwartz Paul Juntilla Judith Cundiff Judith Sheridan Steven Kupctz •Martin Fiterman •Phyllis Smiley Kathleen Lechko Serene Fiterman Diane Spandel David Peterson ♦Michael Frisch Sharon Stanchfield Robert E. Peterson ♦Merrill Goldberg Douglas Stay Melvin Schanficld Stuart Gross ♦Joanne Sturman Barbara Schncidman Allen Grover •David Swenson Claude Schochct Emily Hcrmanson •Karen Szymmski Paul Schupmann Sharon Hunczak Jeanette ToUefson Sandra Turchick •Judith Jansen ♦Joan Wcisman Michael Winer George Jarvis Eddie Winer Dawn Wright Lenorc Johnson •Ralph Wittcoff Robert Wright •Mark Johnson •Vivian Woltcr Robert Zubcck •Myrna Kaplan ♦Barbara Wyland Richard Krahn •Ruth Ziff •Selected in junior year 169 Class of ’61 Presented ’The Diary of Anne Frank” I stilt believe, in spite of everythin ;, that people are really good at heart.” After many long weeks of practice, Mr. Pearson, director of the 1961 Class Play, cried, Curtain time in five minutes.” A few minutes later, the curtain went up on The Diary of Anne Frank. The Diary of Anne Frank, given on March 9th and 10th, is the story of Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl who, with her parents, older sisters, and four others, hid from the Gestapo in the Secret Annex in the back of an Amsterdam office building. Anne’s diary reveals the effort of a young girl to understand herself, her adoration for her father, her despair for her mother, and her growing love for Peter Van Daan. CAST Director Floyd H. Pearson Mr. Prank Miep Mrs. Van Daan Connie Barnett Peter Van Daan Mark Smith Mrs. Frank Margot Frank Anne Frank Deborah Zwcigbaum Mr. Ktaler Air. Dmsel Jerald Sadoff 170 This is what we call the white market . . . helping all of the hundreds and hundreds who are hiding out in Amsterdam. No! No! No' Don’t you dare take that. You hear?” 171 The bread! He was stealing the bread.' Play Committees Assist Cast Under the direction of the class play advisers, the committees got off to a good start. There was much work to be done, but the committees willingly gave their time and effort to make the doss play of '6l the greatest. The class play faculty staff includes from left to right: Stanley Vogel. Marjorie Sealander, Floyd Pearsoo. and Vernon Backes. Not pictured arc Harry Brown and Richard Smith. Members of the property committee are from left to right: Barbara Niodrtloh. Douglas Finch, and Pete Goodwin. Members of the staging committee are from left to right: Bruce Lee, Terry Seland. Bruce Hutchison, and Terry Keno. Members of the ticket committee are from froot to back: Donna Angel. Joan VC'eisman. Jeanette Tollefson, Richard Dravrs. Margaret Curry, and Roy Anderson. Members of the furniture committee are Danny Weinberg and Mickey Greenberg. Members of the poster committee arc from left to right: Gail Palctr. Ruth Goet . and Kathy Sullivan. Members of the costumes committee are from left to right: Rolla Brcit-man, Joanne Peterson. Penny Darsow, and Verna Cornell Members of the make up committee arr from left to right: Phyllis Smiley, Myrna Kaplan. Helene Bush. Andrea Hricko, Jo Ann Cohen, and Arlene Milstcin 173 Sr, Council and Committees Sr. Council FIRST ROW: Rhoiu Trov wick. Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Hirt. Rolla Brcitman, Serene Fiterman. Judith Seiler. SECOND ROW Karen Szy-inando, Darlene Perron. Karen Bachman. Margaret Swanson. James Druk. Denna Rosen a u. Mynn Greenberg. THIRD ROW: Doug Cram, David Lindgren. Phyllis Smiley. Andrea Hricko. Barry Kivo, Karen Hultgrcn FOURTH ROW: Daniel Bcrglund. Terry Scland. Mu had Be meek. Gary Nylander, Thomas Gamcf, Marshall Schwartz. George M.Murry. FIFTH ROW: John Zimmer, Charles Darth, Mur-ray Cooper. Mark Johnson. Ralph WittCoff, Richard Naf- StM. Elections FIRST ROW: Serene Fiterman. Miriam Blaik. Sharon Hunezak. Carol Sparks. Kathleen Kuntz. Judy Shapiro. SECOND ROW: Margie Sat , Myma Kaplan. Luis Ozwoeld. Barbara Wyland, Carolyn Applcman THIRD ROW: Barry Kivo. Gary Mjsler. Murray Cooper. Michael Frisch. Roger Eastey. Marlene Peterson. Mr. Brown, the Senior Council and the fourteen senior committees planned and co-ordinated the many activities for the Class of 61. All seniors were encouraged to work on the committees. Senior homeroom teachers advised each group with the aid of a student committee head. It was necessary for each committee to function properly in order to make 1961 a most memorable year for the hundreds of seniors. Commencement Marching KNEELING: Howard Ansel, Doug Cram SITTING: Vivian Wolicr. Joanne Siurman. STANDING: Barbara Wy- land. Sharon Stanch!idd. 174 Plan Year Social SEATED: Judy Seiler. Kathy Hickey. Ricky Kjrp. Patti Falkowski, Myron Greenberg, Meredith Hoffman. STANDING: Hubert Schaitberger, Susan Nelson, Marshall Edeb stein. Amie Odcssky. James Druk. Denna Rosenau, Gary N'ylander. Senior A-Day FIRST ROW. Loi Orwocld. Gail Paletz, Peter Schreiner, Ronna Cowl, Kathy Arnold, Serene Fner-man, Marti Pertinen, Alice Goodwin, Judy Seiler. SECOND ROW: Danny Weinberg, Naomi Schulman. Barry Kivo. Ruth Goetz. Karen Bachman. Joanne Sturman. Darlene Day, Judy Compton, Bertha Sanders THIRD ROW: Michael Bet-neck. Richard Reiss, Phyllis Smiley, Hubert Schaitberger. Jeffrey Silver, Jerald Saduff, Connie Bamett. Gale Kaplan, Margie Satz. Marilyn ShcKip. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Stone, Lyle Gary. Norman Fishman, Penny Darsow, James Gimburg. Shcrna Soli. David Goldstein, Gary N’ylander. Terry Selaod. Commencement Program SEATED: Bonnie Weinberg. Carolyn Appleman STANDING: Judith Jansen. Evonne Ryan. Raiph Wittcoff. Marjorie Ose. Ruth Goetz. Banquet FIRST ROW: Sharon Hunczak, Carol Sparks. Lois O woeld, Roma me Swicr-czek. Diane Levitt. Carole Anderson. Betty Stolt. Drbby Zweigbaum. SECOND ROW: Sandy Hiierty. Ruth Goetz. Joyce Anderson. Mark Smith. Judith Jansen. Pat Slind, Barbara Wy-land, Denna Rosenau. Margaret Swanson. Susan Gohmert THIRD ROW. Marshall Schwartz. Gloria Itman, Gale Kirschbaum. Shirley Fox. Doug Cram, RonalJ Baker, Danny Weinberg, Judy Cundiff. Marilyn Crow. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Wittcoff. Ted Shcrr. Shema Soil, Jean Kokesh, Richard Ranelle. Vivian Woltcr, Joanne Peterson. Phyllis Smiley. 175 Cap and Gown FIRST ROW: Sharon May. Judith Leach, Phyllis Smiley SECOND ROW: JuJi Kittlcson, Eleanor Noska, Bonnie Weinberg, Ruth Ziff, Susan Schwartz. Anna Norco. Verna Cornell. THIRD ROW Diane Spandel, Myra Bogucki, Velma Shelton. Jeanette Tollcfson, Darlene Day, Judith Jansen, Gaylord Bishop. Dianne Scannell FOURTH ROW: Myrna Kaplan. Judy Cundiff. Ralph Bell, Doug Stay. Peter Talro. John Zimmer. Carole Ramin. Prom FIRST ROW: Richard Reiss. Susan Nelson. Karen Bachman. Janet Nelson. Dorothy Johnson SECOND ROW Gary Master, Jerald Sad-off. Miriam Black. Douglas Finch. Gary Nyland-cr. Budget FIRST ROW: Donna Angel. Dorothy Katz. Susan Schwartz. Diane Levitt. Serene Fitcrinan, Alice Goodwin. Evalyn Elfttnann SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Johnson, Marguerite Muller. Denna Rosenau, Sharon Hunezak, Gail Palctz. Carol Sparks. Jean Hoagberg. THIRD ROW: Marian Dahl, Andrea Hricko, Sandy Holier, Marlene Peterson. James Lowric, Myra Bogucki. Pat Slind. FOURTH ROW: Harold Hanifl. Dan Berg-lund. Joe Galush, 1-irry Small. Barbara Besner. Marshall Schwartz, Ronald Baker. Thomas Oltman. Class Song FIRST ROW: Joan Pennig, Darlene Perron, Barbara DuBois, Marguerite Muller, Rachel Brudnoy. Joan Rem-er. Jacqueline Schwartz SECOND ROW: Qonnie Barnett, Jacqueline Morrison. Naomi Schulman, Pete Goodwin. Karen S vmanski. Sandic Seenunn. THIRD ROW: Clark Anderson. Nyles Charon. Michael Frisch. George Jarvis. Lyle Gary. Merrill Goldberg. Mclford Wheeler. 176 I Memorial KNEELING: Mark Smith. Julius Crawford. STANDING: David Lindgrcn, Myma Kaplan. Phyllis Smiley. George Jarvis. Mary- Jansen, Sandy Eklund. Merrill Goldberg. Tickets Ixft to right. FRONT ROW: Donna Angel, Jeanette Tollcfson, Anne Marie Boersma, Kathy Sheridan. Sue Schwartz, Dorothy Katz, Verna Cornell, Richard Drives, Roy Anderson. William Anderson. Dave Ahlstcd. Vivian Woltcr, Diane Miller, Marian Dahl, Sue Hatch, Howard Ansel, Sue Gohmert, Karen Hultgrcn, Judy Jansen, Carol West-berry, Sharon Hunezak. Floral James Lowrie, Marguerite Muller, Anna Noren, Rollien Olson. Dedication Day The Class Janet Aas Steven Abramowitz James Adkins David Ahlstcd Marshall Allen William Allen Stanley Allison Janet Almquist Gerald Ames William Andersen Carole Anderson Donald Anderson Clark Anderson Joyce Anderson Larry Anderson Richard Anderson Roy Anderson cc Anderson Carolyn Applcman Joanne A meson Kathleen Arnold Karen Bachman Howard Backmann Officers — Leaders of 61 Class Officers Finding Mr. Brown was often difficult but the class officers always seemed to manage. STANDING, left to right: James Druk. mascot; Andrea Hricko, treasurer; Karen Srymanski, secretary; Mr Brown, adviser; Mark Johnson, president; Charles Darth, vice-president; and Mike Bcrncck. sergeant-at-arms. 179 Ronald Baker Gerald Balkc Retina Ballard Connie Barnett Song of Thomas Barth Michael Beal William Bcarnun Nancy Beffa Ralph Bell Richard Bcllcour Robert Benedict Pamela Benjamson Carmen Bcmick Daniel Ber lund Michael Bcrncck rman Shari Besner Samicc Beyer Sandra I. Beyer Nancy Billstrom Gaylord Bishop Dennis Blanchard David Blumberc Margie Blcimer Robin Bly Diane Blystone 180 Endings, Song of Beginnings Carolyn Benson Carl Berg Marian Bcrnu Barbara Besncr Miriam Black Jerry Blackledgc Mar)- Jo Bock Annemarie Boersma Class Motto He conquers who conquers himself. Class Song For tomorrow and tomorrow till the end of time We will praise thee Alma Mater, dear North High. Hallowed halls wc now must leave you and these golden years. Toward the sunrise of the future, and our goal . . We will hold high thy name, pledge our faith to thy fame; May the bright light of memory be our guiding star, our destiny. For tomorrow and tomorrow till the end of time, We will praise thee, Alma Mater, North High. 181 he Veronica Bo ar Myra Bo ucki An clinc Bonn Karon Bosak Gary Braasch Larry Braasch Steven Boone Carol Boostrom Rolla Breitman Kathleen Bren Ervin Bretz Eleanor Brink Joseph Brochin Rachel Brudnoy Larry Buhr Richard Bunkc James Burnett Avis Burns Richard Carhill Gloria Carlson Lana Carpenter Marjorie Case Dianne Cates 182 Seniors Came . . . Advisers and Heads ADVISERS—SEATED: Mr Pologcr. Miss Mandlcr, Miss Clark. Miss Joscphson, Miss Person, Mr Zimmerman STUDENTS — STANDING: Carolyn Applcman. Dorothy Johnson, Phyllis Smiley. Bruce Burrows Helene Bush Carol Bymark Nylcs Charon Ramona Chilstrom Gary Clark Robert Campbell Mattie Clark 183 . . Committees Were Advisers and Heads ADVISERS—SEATED: Mr Vogel. Mr Burnett. Mr . Minkowski. Mis Krefting. Mi Sea lander. Mrs Lindsten. ADVISER-STANDING: Mr. Mother. STUDENTS— STANDING, left to right: Marguerite Muller, William Andersen. Dcnna Roscnau. Howard Ansel, Darlene Perron. Joseph Cox Milton Dailey Michael Coyle Douglas Cram Julius Crawford Sharon Dalugc Darlene Danielson Penny Darsow 184 Chosen . . . Judy Compton Robert Conklin Michael Conley C.Udys Conlow Claire Cook Dennis Cook Murray Cooper Verna Cornell Judy Coursolle Ronna Cowl Marilyn Crow Judith Cundiff Margaret Curry John Dady Marian Dahl Ronald Darsow Charles Darth Lawrence Daugherty Darlene Day Diane Dcutsch 185 . . . The Robert DcValk DiBenedetto Steven Dolgoff Joseph Donahue Jack Donnell Darlene Dragieff Richard Draves Mari Jo Dristc Alana Drossel James Druk Richard Druk Barbara DuBois Katherine Dunn Ronald Fmerson Kathleen Engman Arthur Erickson Carole Erickson Sandra Erickson Events Were Planned Advisers and Heads ADVISERS—SEATED: Mils Horsdt, Mr. Strickland, Mint Madigan, Mm Read, Mn Bjrvness, Mr . Carlson. ADVISER -STANDING. M Dahl STUDENTS—STANDING, left to right: Serene Fitermon, Naomi Schulman, Daniel Weinberg, John Zimmer. Andrea Hricko, Douglas Cram. Sharon Evans John Fabicnkc Patricia Falkowski Patricia Far rand 187 Jacqueline Fern Nodra Filipck IXiujjIas Finch From the Halls Judith Fisher Norman Fishman Martin Fiterman Serene Fiterman Elizabeth Forare Michael Frisch Donna Gallup Michael Fossum ranson Frank Garrett Lyle Gary Janet Gass Gloria Gavin Gloria Gearhart James Geye Glenn Gilyard James Ginsburg Ruth Goetz Susan Gohmert 188 of North to the Halls of Fame Joyce Forster Margaret Foss Here's to the great class of '61. This is our year to shine. This is the climax, the long awaited time. We, the class of 1961, will look ahead to the future; but the past will always have a place in our memories. On the following pages arc representatives of this great class. These students arc elected by the seniors to fill the categories in the Hall of Fame. Here's to those who will succeed, the ideal Polar-ites, the most talented, the friendliest, the athletes, the dancers and the cutest couple. Let's not forget the best figure and physique, the wittiest, the best dressed, the most desirable dates, the shyest, the brightest smiles and the biggest flirts. All of them made our senior class the alert, active and pleasant class that it is. Most Likely to Succeed Mark Johnson. Merrill Goldberg, and Joanne Sturman Joseph Galush Sandra Getty Merrill Goldberg Thomas Gamec - Looks like Joanne took it with her. Alice Goodwin Peter Goodwin Elizabeth Gordon David Gorham J0) 6 Graff Karen Gryezkowski Peter Guzzo Robert Hagen Stanley Hahn Steven Hahn Mary Golden Joseph Goldman David Goldstein Paul Goldstein Patricia Hall Patrick Halloran Dune Hamlin Harold Hanitl Jeffrey Hansen Andrea Ha rich Robert Hartman Michael Hartig Susan Hatch George Hayes 190 Senior Budget Finances Class Activities Kathleen Hall Ideal Polarites Patricia Farrand and Hubert Schaitbergcr Once more, Patti, and then we lave to leave. Nelwynnc Hayes Patricia Haley Sandra Hanson 191 Seniors Assist in Office, Library, S.E.P. Jacquelyn Henderson Emily Hermanson Kathleen Hickey Most Desirable Date Michael Berneck and Diane Oxborough Let's wjtch this! It ou tht to be pretty good. Meredith Hoffman Michael Hofmann William Hopkins Connie Howard Sharon Hunczak Michael Ingram 192 Classes Fred Hempstead David Heikkinen Susan Heikke Barbara Hirt Thomas Hlivka Jean Hoa ber Carol Holm Kathryn Holmquist William Holmstrom Sandra Holtcr James Holier Andrea Hricko Shirley Huar Sandra Hliberty Joan Hulbcrt Karen Hultgren Glenn Iseri Gloria Itman Judith Janseti Mary Janson Leland Jarpey 193 ■Be Memory of Anne Frank Lives on As Seniors Present Class Play I.cnorc Johnson Friendliest Naomi Schulnun and James Hingeley Kenneth Johnson Marilyn Johnson Ruby Johnson What a marvelous coincidence! You're writing a book and I'm Myma Kaplan reading one. 194 George Jarvis Geraldine Johnson Martha Johnson Mar)- Jennings Judith Johnson Michael Johnson Arthur Jentsch Karen Johnson Patricia Johnson Dorothy Johnson Mark Johnson Kathleen Johnson Richard Johnson Betty Johnson Sharon Johnson Walter Jones Ruth Jung I-ranees Kaminski Gale Kaplan Richard Karp William Karsten Dorothy Katz Harriet Katz Harvey Kaye- 195 Elaine Kdlimn Kathleen Kendrick Robert Keske Carol Kctclhoctcr Linda Ketokoski Patricia King John Kinnunen Gale Kirschbauin Judy Kittleson Parry Kivo Ralph Klein James Kline Richard Knight David Knoblauch Gar - Knox Judy Koerner Albert Kohn Jean Kokesh Judith Koppi Sandra Kreamcr Karen Kricfall Janice Kronberg Mary Kronzer Kathleen Kuntz 196 Senior Lads and Lassies Sponsor St. Patrick’s Day Dance Best Dancers Karon Bosak and David Gomtz Howard Korsh Kathleen Kraft Richard Krahn Eugene Krampotich Joseph Kurth Judy Kurtzahn Joseph Lachncr Zerita La Have Senior Joanne Lantto Rose LaPointc Carol Larson Darlene Larson Donald D. Larson Catherine Lawrence Bruce Lazarus Judy I.cach Allan Lehtinen George Lehto Janet LeVasscur Diane Levitt Sheryl Lewis David Lindgren Dale Lindquist Phillip Litwin David Lochli Thomas Lonsky James Lowrie 198 Athletes Spark Polar Teams 199 Patricia Lowry Now! Honor Society Tours Chicago Cutest Couple Joseph Lachner and Frances Sleeves Separate checks, please. Diane Miller Glenn Miller Larry Miller Lois Monettc James Morris Gar)’ Maslcr Sharon May Sherman Meirovitz Bruce Met eh nek Edward Meuers Marjorie Miller Merl Miller Robert Miller Arlene Milstcin Ronald Miranda Morrison Marguerite Muller Colleen Mulrcan Richard Nafstad Terry Nagle Donald Lundstrom Patricia Lynch Thomas McCaffrey Barbara McKclvcy George MeMurry Laura MeTague Ann Malbon John Manelli Dennis Marthaler 201 Seniors Dine to ’’April in Best Figure, Physique Susan Nelson and Thomas Lonsky Bruce Gary Nylander Faye Olander 202 Tom' watching hi� figure.' Dawn Osborn Paris” Thomas Neadlc Janet Nelson Richard Nelson Rodney Norberg Barbara Nordstrom Anna Noren Aelred Noska Eleanor Noska Jeanette O'Brien Patrick O'Brien Thomas O'Brien Dame! O'Connor Arnold Odcssky Raye Olandcr Geraldine Olson Rollien Olson Sharon Olstad Thomas Oilman Diane Oxborough Lois Ozwocld Gail Palctz Charles Patnodc 203 The Prom . . This We Remember Roger Pearson Kathleen Pcgg Wittiest Joel Berman and Kathleen Hickey Joanne Peterson Delwin Peterson Joseph Pollack George Polusny Richard Ranellc Karen Ranta 204 We could play twenty question Joan Pcnnig Marlene Peterson Joseph Poplinski Beverly Redberg Ronald Patten Darlene Perron Ralph Peterson John Proulx James Regan Leo Pawelsky Timothy Petersen Nancy Plutzer David Raeker Patricia Rcisgics Gerald Pawloski Darrel Peterson Michelle Poland Carole Ramin Richard Reiss Donna Paurus Martha Pertinen Douglas Pierce Barbara Quast Gordon Reinking 205 Vernon Reynolds Joan Remcr Judith Reiter Denna Rosenau Harvey Rothman Gilbert Rozman Judith Rudolph Judith Rockier John Ruzicka William Ruzicka Evonne Ryan Richard Ryan Judith Saari Jay Saltzman Bertha Sanders Gerald Sandwick Marjorie Satz Dianne Scanned William Schmitzcr Peter Schreiner Naomi Schulman Constance Schultz Michael Schwab 206 Senior, a Day — A Senior A” Day Steven Ruffenach Kathryn Russell Jerald Sadoff Bradley St. Mane Hubert Schaitbcrger Judith Schlicht Barry Schwartz Jacqueline Schwartz Best Dressed Dorothy Katz and Paul Moc I couldn't resist coining over to tell you how lovely you look today. Miss Katz.'' 207 Dedication Susan Schwartz Sandra Sccmann Margaret Sheridan Lawrence Small Larry Sorenson Jeanette Scigler Kathleen Sherman Phyllis Smiley Lloyd Sorenson Judith Seiler Theodore Sherr Mark Smith Dune Spandcl Jerry Schwartz Marshall Schwartz Kent Scavcy Kathleen Sheridan Patricia Shnd Allen Soposnick Frances Scott Judith Sheridan Jeffrey Silver Sherna Soil 208 Day — Source of Inspiration Carol Sparks “Here’ my heart.' 209 From the Class of ’61 A Roger Stano Violet Starkson David Stasney Douglas Stay Most Talented Karen Szymamki and Harvey Kaye Betty Stolt Sh-h-h! Karen's sinking with the New York Philharmonic. Daniel Stone Karen Szymanski 210 Memorial Michael Spillane Sharon Stanchficld Eugene Stano Delane Stcckman Frances Stccvcs Thomas Stelljcs Louise Stillpass Robert Stiras Gerald Strand Joanne Sturman Kathleen Sullivan Carol Sundeen Margaret Swanson Patricia Tabako Peter Tatro Larry Taylor Curtis Tcnnin John Thciringer 211 At Last! Janus Tnpp Sandra Trombley Rhona Troswick Lola Turner Marjorie Ulmanicc Brenda Waste Harlan Wells Marvin Wenzel Camille Werdicr Jeffrey Werner 212 The Yearbooks Arrive Alice Tomasko Reid Tombers Ronald VanKempen Darlene Vaughn Brightest Smile James Ginsburg and Andrea Hricko Joan Weisman Joyce Wesley . . . And We Graduate Biggest Flirts George MeMurry and Kathleen Arnold lust the car. George! Seniors Not Pictured Charlene Bethel Larry Hogetvedt Thomas Norling David Betzler Richard Koerner Theodora Patterson David Bierbaum Michael Kunin Theodore Patterson Thomas Booker Walter LaVoie Michael Pendergast Robert Buckley Stephen LeGro Michael Peter Dorothy Campbell Richard Coleman Orion Marejuardt Judcc Ross Fred Martin Michael Rostamo William Curry Larry Martin Carole Simi Joanne Fuller Joseph Mitchell Erma Taylor Gloria Gawron John Moen Ronald Valcz David Gomez Gary Heck Daniel Noonan Carol Wortz 214 Carol West tarry Melford Wheeler Fred White Carol Wick DeEttc Wickland Meredith Wise John Wicrinun Ralph Wittcoff Patricia Williams Alan Wold Linda Wilson Bruce Wolertz Vivian Woiler Eddie Winer Sharon Wunderlich Todd Zimmerman Reginald Zicska Deborah Zweigbaum. Leonard Wood Robert Woods Ruth Ziff John Zimmer Barbara Wyland Jean Zoldahn 215 Senior Activity Index — A AS. JANET Y-Teens. P8 A BRA MO WITZ. STEVEN 66. 67. 120. 178 Annual Staff Business Manager. Wrestling APPLEMAN. CAROLYN 72. 77. 174. 17J. 178. 183 Commencement Program Chairman. Election . Honor Roll. French Club. Projection. SEP Aid ARNESON JOANNE 178 ADKINS. JAMES 178 AHLSTED. DAVID 89. 104, 103. 108. 125, 177. 178 Art Aid. ”N Club. Cross Country. Ticket . Skiing. Track. ALLEN. MARSHALL 89. 118. 119. 178 Hockey, 'N Club. Work Program. ALLEN. WILLIAM Football. Ticket . 178 ALLISON, STANLEY 178 Ches Club. Junior Red Cros . Physics Club ALMQUIST. JANET Ticket . Work Program 178 ARNOLD. KATHLEEN 64. 70. 71. 76. 175. 178. 214 Annual Representative. Courtesy Committee. Girls' Sports, Junior Red Cross. PTSA. Pep Club. Polari Bi-Weekly Artist. Y-Teens. BACHMAN. KAREN 44. 60. 63. 70. 138. 174. 173. 176. 178 Banking Monitor. Girls’ Sport . Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polar-ettc . Polari Bi-Weekly. Student Council. Y-Tcen . Prom. Senior Council. BACKMANN. HOWARD 178 BAKER. RONALD 173, 176. 179 Budget AMES. GERALD 178 Polar Band. Work Program ANDERSEN, WILLIAM 56. 69. 177. 178, 184 Banking Monitor, Com Country, Honor Roll. Student Council. Ticket . Track ANDERSON. CAROLE 96, 177. 178 Gym Aid. Y-Teens. ANDERSON. CLARK 38. 58. 59. 92. 176, 178 Band President, Band Council and Student Director. Class Song. Hi-Y Secretary. Annual Representative. BALKE. GERALD 179 BALLARD. REGINA 60. 138. 179 Polarcttcs. BARNETT. CONNIE 38. 62. 6-1. 78. 79. 80. 81. 171. 175. 176. 179 Choir. Choir Giunal and Treasurer, Drama Club. FTA, Girls’ Sports. Honor Roll. JUN, NFL Board Member. PTSA. Senior 'A Day. Class Song. L’iherettc, Clas Play. All City Choir President. BARTH. THOMAS 180 BEAU MICHAEL 39. 180 Band. Polar Band ANDERSON. DONALD 178 BEARMAN. WILLIAM 180 ANDERSON. JOYCE 96. 175, BEFFA. NANCY 180 178 Honor Roll Annual Representative, Girls’ Sports. Pep Club, Y-Tcens BELL. RALPH 176. 180 Cap and Gown. ANDERSON. LARRY 178 Banking Monitor. Golf. Swim- BELLCOUR. RICHARD 180 ming. BENEDICT. ROBERT 180 ANDERSON, LORYCE ... 178 Work Program, 0 BENJAMSON. PAMELA 79. 90. 93. 133. 180 ANDERSON. RICHARD 178 FTA. Girls’ Sports. Pep Club. Football Y-Teens ANDERSON. ROY 89. 102. 173. 177. 178 Football. N” Gub, Tickets. ANGEL. DONNA 62. 82. 96. 133. 173. 176. 177, 179 Budget. Choir. Girl ' Sport . Glee Gub, Honor Roll. JUN.' Ticket . Y-Teens BENSON. CAROLYN 59, 77. 181 Band. French Club. Polar Band BERG. CARL 181 ANHALT. DUANE ANONEN, GARY 179 179 ANSEL. HOWARD 38. 55. 58. 174. 177. 179. 184 Band. Biology Gub, Commence-ment. Dedication Committee Chairman, Honor Roll. Honor Society. BERG. MARILYN ... 180 Girls’ Sports, Banquet, Senior ’’A” Day. BERGLUND. DANIEL 77, 89. 104, 105. 108. 174. 176. 180 French Club. Honor Roll. ’’N’’ Club. Budget. Gos Country, Track. Senior Council. BERMAN. JOEL 50. 55. 56, 66. 77. 89. 110. 112. 180. 204 Annual Suff. French Club. Honor Roll, ”N’’ Glib. Honor Society, Student Council. Tenni . BFRNECK. MICHAEL 34. 122. 174. 175. 179. 180. 192 Apparatus. Senior A Day. N” Club. Class Sergcant-at-Arms. BERNJCK. CARMEN 73. 88. 180 FHA. Library Page. Pep Club BERNU. MARIAN 96. 138. 181 Pep Club. Y-Ttens. BESNER. BARBARA 76. 181 Annual Representative, Courtesy Committee. Hall Guard, Honor Roll. Pep Club. Budget BESNER. SHARI 74. 176. 180 Junior Red Cros . Library Page. SEP Aid BETHEL. CHARLENE BETZLER. DAVID BEYER. SANDRA 180 BEYER. SANDRA L 88. 97. 180 FHA. Hi-C BIER BAUM. DAVID Annual Representative. Hockey BILLSTROM. NANCY 73. 134. 180 Girl ' Sports. Gym Aid. PTSA. BISHOP. GAYLORD 83. 176. 180 Chess Gub. Cap and Gown BLACK. MIRIAM 70. 77. 138. 174. 176. 181 French Gub Secretary. Honor Roll. Girls’ Sport . Polari Bi-Weekly, Projection. Election . Prom. Clas Play. BLACKLEDGE. JERRY 181 BLANCHARD. DENNIS 180 BLUMBERG. DAVID 69. 180 Banking Monitor, Student Council. BLUMER. MARGIE BLY. ROBIN Wrestling. BOCK. MARY JO Girl ’ Sports. 181 BOGAR. VERONICA Girls' Sport . Pep Club. BONN. ANGEUNE BOONE. STEVEN 182 Football, Swimming. Track BOSAK. KARON 69. 131. 138. 182. 197 Banking Monitor, Cheerleader, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polar-ette . SEP Ai i Student Owned BRAASCH. GARY 182 BRAASCH. LARRY 182 Hall Guard. N Club. SEP Aid. Football, Hockey. Track HREITMAN. ROJ.LA 42. 65. 77. 78. 173. 174. 182 Drama Club. French Gub Treasurer. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cros . JUN. Senior Council. Cl a vs Play Costume . BREN. KATHLEEN BRFTZ, ERVIN BRINK. ELEANOR 182 182 182 BROCHIN, JOSEPH 54. 182 Honor Roll. Honor Society. Protection. Boys' State. BRUDNOY. RACHEL 56. 58. ‘ 59. 176. 182 Band Student Director. Honor Roll. Onhcstra. Student Council. Class Song. BUCKLEY. ROBERT BURH. LARY 89. 122. 182 N Gub. Apparatus. BUNKF., RICHARD Annual Representative. 182 BURNETT. JAMES 89. 102. 182 | N” Club. Basketball, Cross Country. Football. Track. 180 180 BURNS. AVIS Usherette BURROWS. BRUCE Gym Aid. BUSH. HELENE 182 183 BLYSTONE. DIANE 180 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. BOERSMA, ANNEMAR1E 136. 177. 181 Annual Representative. GAA Council. Girls' Sports. Tickets. 182 BOGUCKI. MYRA 76. 176, 182 Annual Representative. Courtesy Committee. Budget. Cap and Gown. 182 BON STROM. CAROL 36. 182 FHA. Hi-C Honor Roll. Student Council, Y-Teens. BOOKER. THOMAS Gym Aid. ”N Oib, Trade, Baseball. 65. 79. 138. 173. 183 FTA. Junior Red Cross. JL’N, Girls' Sports. Class Play Make-Up. BYMARK. CAROL 42. 78. 183 Annual Representative, Drama Club. French Club. Pep Club. Student Council. Y-Teens. 1 CAMPBELL. DOROTHY Work Program CAMPBELL ROBERT 183 CARHILL RICHARD '182 CARLSON. GLORIA 96. 182 CARPENTER. LANA 69. 74. 182 Banking Monitor. Band. SEP Aid CASE. MARJORIE 137. 173. 182 Banking Monitor. Commencement. FHA. Girls’ Sports. Junior Red Cross. CATES. DIANNE Polaris Bi-Weekly. 70. 182 216 Senior Activity Index CHARON. NYLES 58. 176. 18) Bind. Gass Song, French Club Poljr Band CH1LSTROM. RAMONA .......... 62 6-1. 97. 183 Choir. Glee Club. Hi-C. PTSA CLARK. GARY 100. 102. 10). 108. 109. 18) Football. N dub. Trade. CLARK. MATTIE 183 COHEN. EDWARD 183 Tennis, Wrestling COHEN. Jo ANN 65. 71. 76. 17). 185 Annuil Representative, Class Play Make-Up, Courtesy Committee. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross, Polaris Bi-Weekly Business Manager. Projection COLEMAN. RICHARD Football. Trask COLLINS. INA 185 Girls' Sports. Gym Aid. Junior Red Cross. COMPTON. JUDY 56. 96. 175, 185 Girls' Sports, PTSA, Pep Club. Senior A Day. Student Council, Y-Tcens. CONKLIN. ROBERT 86. 89. 125. 185 ”N Club, Skiing. Viking Club President CONLEY. MICHAEL 38. 185 Banking Monitor, FiKitball, SF.P Aid. CON LOW. G1ADYS 185 FHA. Hi-C. Work Program. Y-Terns. Pep Club. COOK. CLAIRE 74. 91. 185 Pep Club. SEP Aid COOK. DENNIS 185 Golf, Honor Roll COOPER. MURRAY R9. 102. 174. 185 Annual Representative. Elections. Football. N Club. Polar Band. Senior Council CORNELL, VERNA 175, 176. 177. 185 Banking Monitor. Cap ami Gown. Girls' Sports. COURSOLLE. JUDY 95. 185 COWL. RONNA 76, 90. 175, 185 Courtesy Committee. Honor Roll, PTSA, Pep Club. Senior A Day. COX. JOSEPH 184 Football COYLE, MICHAEL 184 Gym Aid. CRAM. DOUGLAS 55. 58. 59. 174. 175. 184. 187 Band. Band Council. Banquet Committee Chairman, Commencement. Honor Roll, Honor Society. JAS, JUN. Senior Council. CRAWFORD. JULIUS 59. 65. 92. 177. 184 Band. Class Memorial. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Polar Band. Track. Hi-Y. CROW. MARILYN 64. 91. 175. 185 Pep Club. PTSA CUNDIFF. JUDITH 64. 66. 67. 77. 175. 176. 185 Annual Staff Artist, Banquet. Cap and Gown. French Club. Honor Roll. PTSA. CURRY. MARGARET 7). 84. 172. 17). 185 Class Play Tickets, Hi-C, JAS. Library Aid. Physics Club CURRY. WILLIAM )8 Honor Roll DADY. JOHN 185 DAHL. MARIAN 65. 96. 1)8. 176. 177. 185 Annual Representative. Budget. Class Play Costumes. Dedication. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross, Pep Club. PTSA. Y-Tcens DAILEY. MILTON 184 DALUGE. SHARON 184 Girls' Sports. Gym Aid, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Y-Tcero DANIELSON. DARLENE 75. 184 Office Aid. Pep Club. Lunch Cashier, Y-Tccns. DARSOW, PENNY 7), 1)2. 1)4. 135. 1)8. 17). 17). 184 GAA Council, Girls' Sports, Class Play Costumes. Gym Aid. DARSOW. RONALD 184 Football DARTH. CHARLES 34. 174. 179. 185 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Cross Country, Football. Senior Council. Track, Class Vice-President. DAUGHERTY. LAWRENCE 185 DAY. DARLENE 73. I)). 135. 175. 176. 185. 199 Cap and Gown. GAA Cosineil. Girls' Sports. Gym Aid. PTSA DEUTSCH. DIANE 74. 77. 185 Girls' Sports. French Club. Hall Guard. Honor Roll, Pep Club. DeVALK. ROBERT 186 Baseball. Football DiBENEDETTO. SANDY 69. 90. 94. 1)4. 186 Banking Monitor, Girls’ Sports, Pep Cliib Vice-President. Y-Tcens. DOLGOFF. STEVEN 186 DONAHUE. JOSEPH 89. 122. 186 Apparatus. N” Gub. Football DONNELL, JACK 186 DRAG1EFF. DARLENE 75. 95. 186 Girls' Sports. Mimco Aid. Pep Club. Y-Tcens. DRAVES. RICHARD 173. 177. 186 Football. Track. Tickets. DRfSTE. MARI JO 22. 58. 59. 69. 132. 186 Band. Banking Monitor. Girls' Sports. Pep Gub. Polar Band DROSSEL. ALANA 95. 186 Gym Aid. Y-Tcens DRUK. JAMES 54. 62. 89. 174. 175. 179. 186 Choir, Class Mascot. Football. N Club. Projection. Social. Senior Council DRUK. RICHARD 186 Band. Color Guard. Polar Band. DuBOIS. BARBARA 64. 73. 1)8. 176. 186 Class Song. Girls Sports. Office Aid. PTSA DUNN. KATHFRINE 62. 186 Choir. Glee Club EASTEY. ROGER 56. 89. 174. 186 “N Gub. Student Council. Football. Elections EDELSTEIN. MARSHALL 15. 175. 186 Social. Polar Bear EILERTSEN. EVELYN 186 EISEN .IMMF-R. RONALD 186 Wrestling. EKLl'ND, SANDRA 65. 70, 91. 96. 1)1. 177. 186 Cheerleader, Girls' Sports. French Club, Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Class Memorial, Y-Tcens. EKMAN. CARL 187 ELFTMANN. EVALYN 62. 97. 176. 187 Choir. Glee Club, Hi-C, Honor Roll, Budget ELLISON. MARY 187 Choir. Glee Club. Work Program F.I-MQUIST, LEE 187 EMERSON. RONALD 186 Apparatus ENGMAN. KATHLEEN 6). 69. 186 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Choir. ERICKSON. ARTHUK 186 ERICKSON. CAROLE 7). 77. 97. 186 Banking Monitor. Choir. French Club, Hi-C, Library Page, Pep Gub. Glee Gub ERICKSON, SANDRA 6). 186 Choir, Glee Gub, PTSA. Y-Teem. EVANS. SHARON 63. 65. 187 Choir. Glee Club. Hi-C. Junior Red Cross. Pep Gub. Y-Tcens FABIENKE, JOHN 89. 106. 114. 117. 187 Baseball. Basketball. N Club FAI.KOWSKI. PATRICIA 12. 60. 78. 175. 187 Annual Representative. Drama Gub. Girls' Sports. Class Play Publmty. Junior Red Goss. Pep Club. PoJarrttcs. PTSA. SEP Aid Social. FARRAND. PATRICIA 73. 91. 95. 1)1. 1)8. 187. 191 Art Aid. Cheerleader. Pep Gub. Y-Tccns FERN. JACQUELINE 69. 75. 188 Banking Monitor. Office Aid Pep Club FILIPEK. NODRA 71. 188 Hall Guard. Y-Tecns FINCH DOUGLAS 78. 80. 112. 172. 176. 188 Class Play Properties. Drama Club. Hall Guard. NFL. Prom FISHER. JUDITH 188 Choir. Drama Gub. Glee Club. Library Aid. Pep Club FISHMAN, NORMAN 175. 188 FITERMAN. MARTIN 5 I. 80. 81 188 Annual Staff. Hmot Roll. NFL, Honor Society, Project ion FITERMAN. SF.RFNF 75. 76, 77. 1)8. 174. 175. 176, 187, 188 Budget. Class Song. Elections, Frrmh Gub. Honor Roll. Office Aid. PTSA. Mimco Aid. Senior Council, FORARE. ELIZABETH 71. 86. 87. 188 Girls' Spotts. Gym Aid. SEP Aid. Student Council. Viking Club FORSTER. JOYCE 189 FOSS. MARGARET 7). 189 Library Aid. FOSSUM. MICHAEL 188 FOX. SHIRLEY 75. 97. 175, 188 Banquet. Drama Club, Hi-C. Junior Red Cross. Office Aid. Pep Gub. Student Council FRANSON. JUDITH 74. 86, 95. 188 Banking Monitor. Hall Guard. JUN. Library Page. Pep Gub. Vik-ing Club. Y-Tcens. FRISCH. MICHAEL 22. 2). 85. 174. 176. 188 Gass Song. Elections. JAS. Physics Club Secretary. World Affairs. FULLER. JOANNE 74 SEP Aid GALLUP. DONNA 188. 209 Annual Representative. 217 Senior Activity Index GALUSH. JOSEPH 176. 189 Budget GAMEC, THOMAS 92. 118, 119. 174. 189 Hi-Y All School President. N Club. SEP Aid, Stage Crew. Senior Council. Baseball. Hockey. GARRETT. FRANK 188 GARY. LYLF. 38. 42. 62. 78. 82. 171. 175. 176. 188 Annual Representative, Choir. Drama Club, JUN President and Vice-President. Class Song, Class Play. GASS. JANET 65. 74. 96. 188 Girls’ Sports. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross, Pep Club. Y-Teens. GAVIN. GLORIA 74. 188 Hall Guard, Banquet. GAWRON. GLORIA 51 GEARHART. GLORIA 188 Hi-C. GETTY. SANDRA 189 Courtesy Committee. Hall Guard. Pep Club. Student Council, Y-Teens. GEYF.. JAMES 89. 125. 188 Banking Monitor. N Club, Projection. Skiing. GILYARD, GLENN 188 GINSBRUG, JAMES 41. 89. 114, 115. 116. 175. 188. 213 ’N Club, Dedication Day, Basketball. Track. Senior A Day. Sno King. GOETZ. RUTH 66. 96. $7. 173. 175. 188 Annual Staff. Hi-C, Y-Teens. Banquet. Gsmmencement. Class Play Posters, Senior A Day. GOHMERT, SUSAN 77. 91. 134. 175. 177. 188 French Club. Girls' Sports. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Dedication Day. GOLDBERG. MERRILL 22. 54. 62. 66. 67. 84. 85. 176. 177. 189 Annual Staff Editor and Junior Photographer. Choir, Choir Council. Honor Roll, JUN Treasurer, Honor Society, Physics Club President. Student Council Homecoming Committee. Sno-Week Chrm. Class Memorial. Class Song. All City Choir. GOLDEN. MARY 190 GOLDMAN. JOSEPH 69. 83. 190 Banking Monitor. Chess Club President and Vice-President, Junior Academy of Science Secretary, Library Page. GOLDSTEIN. DAVID 175. 190 Band. Color Guard, Hall Guard, Junior Red Cross. Student Council. Senior A” Day. Football. GOLDSTEIN. PAUL 14, 22, 65. 74. 190 Junior Red Cross. SEP Aid. Baseball. Basketball. GOMEZ. DAVID 89. 102. 118. 197 ”N” Club. Baseball. Football. Hockey. GOODWIN. ALICE 70. 175. 176, 190 Honor Roll. Polaris Bi-Weekly, PTSA, Budget. Senior A” Day. GOODWIN. PETER 83. 172. 176, 190 Band. Banking Monitor. Chess Club. Orchestra, Polar Band. Hi-C. Class Play Properties. GORDON. ELIZABETH 64. 77. 190 Band. French Club. Pep Gub, PTSA. Student Council, Prom. Class Play. GORHAM. DAVID 129. 190 Equipment Assistant. GRAFF. JOYCE 90. 190 Girls' Sports. Pep Gub. Y-Teens. GRASER. KENNETH 191 Banking Monitor. GREENBERG. MYRON 70. 173. 174. 175. 191 H( u r Roll, Polar Band. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Senior Council, Social. Class Play Furniture Committee. GROSS. STUART 72. 191 Honor Roll. Projection GROVER. ALLEN 44. 69. 191 Banking Monitor, Gym Aid, Honor Roll. Physics Club, Polar Band GRYCZKOWSKI. KAREN 73. 190 Banking Monitor, Library Page. PTSA GUZZO. PETER 190 Wrestling. HAGEN. ROBERT 190 Apparatus HAHN. STANLEY 190 HAHN. STEVEN 190 HALEY. PATRICIA 95. 191 Annual Representative. Courtesy Committee. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. Library Page. Office Aid. Pep Gub. Student Council, Y-Teens HALL. KATHLEEN 191 HALL. PATRICIA . 60. 138. 171. 190 Annual Representative. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polarcttes Captain. PTSA. Student Council. Y Teens, Class Play. HALLORAN, PATRICK 89. 122, 124. 190 N Club. Apparatus. HAMLIN. DIANE 62. 190 Choir. Glee Gub. JUN. Y-Teens HANIFL. HAROLD 102. 176. 190 Drama Gub. Junior Red Cross. Budget. Football HANSEN. JEFFREY __________ 190 HANSON. SANDRA 191 Work Program HARICH. ANDREA 14. 76. 88. 91. 97. 190 Choir, Courtesy Committee, FHA, Glee Gub. Hi-C. Pep Club, Cap and Gown. HARTIG. MICHAEL B9. 109. 125. 190 N Club, Apparatus, Track. Skiing. Football. HARTMAN. ROBERT 190 HATCH. SI’SAN 62. 66. 77. 82. 96. 135. 177. 190 Annual Representative. Annual Staff. Choir. French Gub, Girls' Sports. Glee Club. JUN, Y-Teens, Dedication Committee HAYES. GEORGE 190 Banking Monitor, Apparatus, Work Program HAYES, NEI.WYNNE 191 HECK. GARY HEGER. MARY 193 FHA. Hooor Roll. HEIKKE, SUSAN 193 HEIKKINEN. DAVID 92. 193 Hi-Y, Projection. HEMPSTEAD. FRED 193 HENDERSON. JACQUELYN 96. 192 Junior Red Cross, Pep Gub. Student Council. Y-Teens. Work Program HERMANSON. EMILY 77, 88. 192 French Club. FHA, Honor Roll. Orchestra. Pep Gub. PTSA. HICKEY. KATHLEEN 91. 96. 175. 192. 204 Annual Representative, Girls' Sports. Pep Gub, SEP Aid. Student Council, Y-Teens HILL. JUDITH 35. 56. 60. 63. 95. 193 Banking Monitor. Choir, Glee Gub. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. Pfcp Club, Polarcttes, PTSA. Student Council, Y-Teens HINGELEY. JAMES 65. 70. 89. 102, 193. 194 Annual Representative, Chess Gub. Gym Aid, Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. N Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly. PTSA. Student Council, Baseball. Football. Track. HIRT. BARBARA 174. 193 Banking Monitor. FHA. Senior Council. HLIVKA. THOMAS 193 Football. Track. HOAGBERG. JEAN 64. 91. 176, 193 Pep Club. PTSA. Y-Teens. Budget HOFFMAN. MEREDITH 30. 96. 175. 192 Pep Club, Homecoming Attendant, PTSA, Student Council. Y-Teens, Social. HOFMANN. MICHAEL 89. 103. 192 “N Oub. Football, Track. HOGF.TVEDT. LARRY HOLM. CAROL 83. 193 Chess Club. HOLMQUIST. KATHRYN 193 Office Aid, Pep Gub, Y-Teens HOLMSTROM. WILLIAM 193 HOLTER. SANDRA 63. 69. 77. 91. 96. 176. 193 Banking Monitor. Choir, French Club. Glee Club. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Budget HOLZER. JAMES 193 HOPKINS. WILLIAM 58. 192 Band. Banking Monitor. Color Guard. Polar Band, Projection. HOWARD, CONNIE 192 HRICKO. ANDREA 29. 31. 32. 41. 56. 70. 131. 173. 174. 176, 179. 187. 193. 213 Banking Monitor, Cheerleader. Girls’ Sports. Junior Red Cross, JUN Secretary. NFL, Polaris Bi-Weekly, PTSA President. Student Council, Class Treasurer, Budget Chairman. Senior Council. Homecoming Queen. Gass Play Make-Up. HUAR. SHIRLEY 39. 42. 76, 78. 193 Courtesy Committee, Drama Club. Pep Club. Class Play Costumes HUBFRTY. SANDRA 56. 91. 133. 138, 175. 193 Girls' Sports. Pep Club. PTSA. Student Council. Banquet HI LBERT. JOAN 38. 40. 58. 95. 193 Band. Pep Club. Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens HULTGRFN. KAREN 30. 65. 96. 174. 177. 193 Annual Representative. Girls' Sports, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Dedication Committee. Senior Council. Homecoming Attendant. HUNCZAK. SHARON 66. 74. 80. 81. 90. 134. 174. 175, 176. 177. 192 Annual Staff. Girls' Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. NFL, Pep Gub President. SEP Aid. Banquet. Dedication Committee. Elections, Budget. INGRAM. MICHAEL 111, 192 ISERI, GLENN 89. 122. 193 Apparatus. N Oub, Student Council, Swimming. 218 Senior Activity Index ITMAN, GLORIA 14. 64. 69. 158. 175. 195 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. FTA. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. Jl'N. Library Page. Polaris BiWeekly. PTSA. Ban-quet JANSEN. JUDITH 54. 70. 79. 82. 172. 175. 176. 177. 195 Banquet. Op and Gown. Commencement. Dedication. FTA. Honor Roll, JL’N President. Library Aid. NFL. Honor Society. Pep Club. Polaris BiWeekly Editorial Chief JANSON. MARY 177, 195 Annual Representative. Class Memorial. JARPEY. LcLAND 120. 122. 195 Apparatus. Cross Country, Wrest-liog JARVIS. GEORGE 58. 85. 176. 177, 195 Band. Chess Club. Biology Club Class Memorial. Class Song. JENNINGS. MARY 195 JENTSCH. ARTHUR 86. 89. 108. 114. 117. 195 Basketball. Cross Country, Hi-Y. N Club, Track. Viking Club Vice-President JOHNSON. BETTY 195 JOHNSON. CAROL A 56. 74. 86. 176, 194 Choir, Budget. Glee Club. Hall Guard. JUN. Pep Club. PTSA. Student Council, Viking Club Treasurer, Y-Tcens. JOHNSON. CAROL M. 194 JOHNSON. CONSTANCE 86. 194. 195 Band. Polar Band. Viking Club. Y-Tccns JOHNSON. DALE 194 Wrestling JOHNSON. DOROTHY 74. 174. 176. 185. 195 Hall Guard. Prom. Senior Council JOHNSON. GERALDINE 195 Banking Monitor, Girls' Sports. Pep Club, JOHNSON. JUDITH E 59. 195 Band, Work Program. JOHNSON. KAREN 97. 195 Glee Club. Hi-C Work Program. JOHNSON. KATHLEEN 58. 97. 195 Band. Hi-C Polar Band JOHNSON. KENNETH 58. 97. 195 JOHNSON. LENORE 194 Banking Monitor, FHA. Hooor Roll. Office Aid. Orchestra. Work Program. JOHNSON. MARILYN 194 Library Page. JOHNSON. MARK 34. 54. 89. 127. 174. 179. 189. 195 Honor Roll. N Club. Honor Society. Senior Council. Class President. Swimming. Tennis JOHNSON. MARTHA 96. 195 Banquet JOHNSON. MICHAEL 22. 58. 66. 92. 195 Annual Staff Photographer. Band. Color Guard. Hi-Y All School Secretary. Polar Band JOHNSON. PATRICIA 88. 195 FHA President. Office Aid. JOHNSON. RICHARD 63. 86. 89. 195 Choir. Athletic Equipment Assistant. Hockey, N” Club. Viking Club JOHNSON. RUBY 138. 194 FHA. Girls’ Sports JOHNSON. SHARON 195 Annual Representative. Gym Aid, NFL. Y Teens. Work Program JONES. WALTER 195 JUNG. RUTH 195 Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Work Program KAMINSKI. FRANCES 195 Library Page. Pep Club. Work Program KAPLAN. GALE 56. 57. 69. 77. 172, 175. 195 Banking Monitor. French Club, Honor Roll, Polar Bear. Student Council Secretary. Senior A Day. Class Play Publicity. KAPLAN. MYRNA 55. 66. 75. 79. 80. 82. 173. 174. 176, 177. 194 Annual Staff, Banking Monitor. FTA Vice-President, Honor Roll, JUN, NFL, Honor Society. Office Aid. Student Council Homecoming Committee, Cap and Gown. Class Memorial, Elections, Usherette. Class Play Make-Up. KARP. RICHARD 42. 62. 78. HO. 171, 175. 194 Choir. Drama Club. Social. Swimming. Tennis. Class Play. KARSTEN. WILLIAM 195 KATZ. DOROTHY 70. 71. 176. 177. 195. 207 Girls' Sports. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Budget. KATZ. HARRIET 70. 73. 77. 91. 195 Annual Representative. French Club, Girls' Sports, Hall Guard. Library Page, Pep Club. Usherette. Senior A Day, Class Play Tickets. KAYE, HARVEY 42. 62. 78. 171. 195. 210 Choir President. Drama Gub. Student Council. Class Play. KELLMAN. ELAINE 70. 90. 196 Girls' Spoils, Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly. SEP Aid KENDRICK. KATHLEEN 96. 196 Glee Gub, Y-Teens. KFSKE. ROBERT 196 Gym Aid. Lunch Room Assistant KETELBOETER. CAROL 196 Pep Club. Work Program KETOKOSKI. LINDA 95. 196 Girls' Sports. Mimco Aid. Pep Club. Y-Teens. KING. PATRICIA 74. 88. 196 FHA. Hall Guard. Pep Club. Y-Teens KJNNUNEN. JOHN 196 KIRSCHBAUM. GALE 86. 87. 97. 175. 196 Hi-C Honor Roll. Viking Club KITTLESON. JUDY 132. 176, 196 Girls' Sports. Pep Club KIVO. BARRY 65. 77. 174. 175. 196 French Club Vice-President. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross. Op and Gown. Elections. Senior A Day. Senior Council. KLEIN. RALPH 196 Projection. Basketball, Football KLINE. JAMES 196 Projection. Wrestling. KNIGHT. RICHARD 89. 102. 196 Baseball. Basketball, Football. KNOBLAUCH. DAVID 196 KNOX. GARY 196 Work Program KOERNER. JUDY 74. 196 PTSA, SEP Aid KOERNER. RICHARD KOHN. ALBERT 196 KOKESH. JEAN 55. 60. 94. 95. 175. 196 Pnlarcttes. Student Council, Y-Teens All School President. Banquet KOPPI. JUDITH 87. 196 FHA KORSH. HOWARD 89. 197 Chess Club. N“ Club. Baseball. Basketball. Football KRAFT. KATHLEEN 197 KRAHN. RICHARD 58. 59. 92. 197 Band. Chess Club. Ht-Y. Honor Roll. KRAMPOTICH. EUGENE 63. 197 Choir. KREAMFR. SANDRA 196 Courtesy Committee. PTSA KRIFIALL. KAREN 75. 91. 196 Banquet. KRONBERG, JANICE 196 KRONZER. MARY 64. 73. 138. 196 Gym Aid. Junior Red Cross. Pep Gub. PTSA Y-Teens Kt'NIN. MICHAEL KUNTZ KATHLEEN 174. 196 Choir. Work Program. KURTH JOSEPH 197 Kl’RTZAHN. JUDY 97. 197 Hi-C. LACHNER. JOSEPH 89. 114. 116. 197. 200 Baseball. Basketball, Cross Country. N Club LaFAVE. ZER1TA 197 LANDY. JUDITH 198 LANGE. CURTIS 89. 198 Football. Hockey. Swimming. LANNES. JOHN 198 LANTTO. JOANNE 198 LaPOINTE. ROSE 198 LARSON. CAROL 198 LARSON. DARLENE 198 LARSON. DONALD D 97. 198 Band. Hi-C President. Hi-Y. Polar Band. LARSON. DONALD R 199 LARSON. KAREN 56. 65. 74. 95. 199 Hanking Monitor. Choir. Glee Gub. Pep Club. SEP Aid. Student Council. Y-Teens I ARSON. NORMA 199 LaVALLE. LLOYD 32. 84. 114. 117, 199 Basketball. N Club. Track LaVOIE. WALTER Apparatus LAWRENCE. CATHERINE 73. 132. 198 Op and Gown. GAA Council. Girls' Sports. Library Aid LAZARUS. BRUCE 72. 85. 198 Physics Gub Vice-President. Projection. LEACH. JUDY 65. 97. 138. 176. 198 Op and Gown. Girls' Sports. Hi-C Junior Red Cross LcGRO. STEPHEN Work Program. LEHT1NEN. ALLAN 198 Basketball. I.EHTO. GEORGE 89. HI. 112. 126. 127. 198 Golf. Hall Guard. Hi-Y. Foothill, N Club. Student Council. Swimming. Honor Roll. 219 Senior Activity Index LENHART. JAMES 89. 102. 106. 199 Baseball. Football. N Gub LFPISTO. JARL 199 LcVASSEl'R. JANET 198 Annual Representative, Junior Red Cross. Work Program LEVITT. DIANE 70. 76. 77. 17). 176. 198 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor, Budget. Courtesy Committee. French Club. Girls’ Sports. Pep Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Student Council, Banquet LEWIS. SHERYL 69. 172. 198 Banking Monitor. Junior Red Cross. LIND. EUGENE 198 LINDGREN. DAVID 62. 92, 174. 177. 198 Choir, Class Memorial, Hi-Y. Honor Roll. Senior Council. LIND MAN. LAWRENCE 199 LINDQUIST. DALE 63. 198 Choir. LITWIN. PHILLIP 70. 77. 198 French Club Sergeant-at-Arms. Honor Roll, Polaris Bi-Weekly. Projection. LOCH LI. DAVID 198 LONSKY. THOMAS 89. 102, 10). 122. 198, 202 Apfwratus. Football, N Club. Swimming. Track. LOWRIE. JAMES 89. 92. 120. 176. 177, 198 Floral Decorations, Hi-Y. Honor Roll, N” Club, Student Council, Wrestling Manager. LOWRY. PATRICIA 199 LUNDSTROM. DONALD 89. 102. 103. 201 Band. Football, N Club. Track. Wrestling. LYNCH. PATRICIA 201 Annual Representative, Girls' Sports. Junior Red Cross, Pep Club. McCaffrey, thomas 89. 104. 10), 108. 201 N Club Secretary. Cross Country Captain. Track MiKELVEY. BARBARA 62. 64. 137. 201 Annual Representative, Choir, Girls' Sports, Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club, PTSA, Banquet McMURRY, GEORGE 32, 89. 100. 103. 174. 201, 214 'N'' Club Treasurer. PTSA. Senior Council. Football Co-Captain. McTAGL'E. LAURA 7). 201 Mimco Aid. MALBON. ANN 201 Girls' Sports. Hi-C, Work Program MANELLI. JOHN 201 Work Program. MARQUARDT. ORLAN MARTHALER. DENNIS 201 Football. MARTIN. FRED MARTIN. IARRY Apparatus. Football. MASLER. GARY $9. 89. 108. 120. 174; 176. 201 Banking Monitor. N Club. Projection. PTSA. Prom. Wrestling. Football, Track. MAY. SHARON 17. )6. 7). 79. 82. 176. 201 Bankirtg Monitor. FT A. Hooor Roll. JUN. Office Aid. Student Council. Cap and Gown. MEIROVITZ, SHERMAN 201 METCHNEK. BRUCE 201 Gkss Club. Honor Roll. MEUERS. EDWARD 201 MEYER. JAMES 89. 102. 10). 108. 200 N Club. Football. Track. MILLER. DA1NE 132. 134. 177. 200 Girls' Sports, Gym Aid. Student Council. Y-Tcens, Dedication Committee. MUTER. GLENN 62. 200 Choir. MIIJ.FR. LARRY 200 MILLER. MARJORIE 201 MILLER. MER1. 201 MILLER. ROBERT 201 MILSTEIN. ARLENE 69. 70. 91. 173. 201 Banking Monitor, Girls' Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club, Student Council, Class Play Make-Up. MIRANDA. RONALD 201 MITCHELL. IOSEPH 89 N Club. Football. Wrestling. Track. MOE. KAREN 62. 6). 1)7, 200 Banking Monitor, Choir, Girls’ Sports, Glee Gub. Junior Red Cross. Student Council. Y-Teens. MOE. PAUL 69. 200. 207 Banking Monitor. MOEN, JOHN Football. Hockey. Track. MONETTE. LOIS 90. 91. 94. 200 Girls' Sports, Pep Club. Y-Tcens, Prom MORRIS. JAMES 200 MORRISON. JACQUELINE 63. 176. 201 Choir, Glee Gub, Viking Club. Class Song MULLER. MARGUERITE 176. 177. 184. 201 Annual Representative. Girls' Sports. Glee Club. Pep Gub, PTSA. Y-Teens. Floral Decorations. MULREAN. COLLEEN 9). 201 Girls' Sports. Office Aid. Pep Club. Y-Teens. NAFSTAD. RICHARD 89. 174. 201 Football, N Gub. Hi-Y. Senior Council, Track NAGLE. TERRY 6). 70. 89. 106. 201 Baseball. Football, Junior Red Cross. N Club. Polaris, Bi-Weekly. NEADLE, THOMAS 203 Gym Aid. Office Aid, Orchestra. Work Program NELSON. JANET 9). 176. 203 Band, Pep Club. Polar Band. Prom. Y-Teens. NELSON. RICHARD 7). 122. 203 Bookroom Aid. Apparatus. NELSON. SUSAN )6. 60. 86. 17). 176. 202 Girls' Sports. Pep Club. Polarcttes Treasurer, Prom. SEP Aid. Social, Student Council. Viking Gub. Y-Tcens NEWMAN. DARRELL 97. 202 Hi-C. NIEDERLOH. BARBARA 42. 38. 39. 78. 86. 87. 94. 9). 172. 202 Band. Band Council, Gass Play Properties. Drama Club. JUN, Pep Gub. Student Council, Viking Gub Secretary. Y-Teens All School Secretary. NIENABER. RONALD 89. 102. 202 Football. N Gub, Track. NOONAN. DANIEL Football. NORBERG. RODNEY 39. 92. 203 Band. Hi-Y. NORDSTROM. BARBARA 75. 203 Banking Monitor, Mimco Aid. Pep Club. NOREN. ANNA 97. 176. 177. 203 Art Aid. FHA, Hi-C Secretary. NORLING. THOMAS NOSKA. AELRED 72. 203 Orchestra. Projection. NOSKA. ELEANOR 176, 203 Cap and Gown, Girls' Sports, Honor Roll NYBERG. BRUCE 202 Swimming. NY LANDER, GARY 70. 174. 17). 176, 202 Polaris. Bi-Weekly, Prom. Senior “A” Day, Senior Council, Social. O BRIEN. JEANETTE 203 OBRIEN. PATRICK 92. 203 O BRIEN . THOMAS 56. 20) Choir. Student Council Homecoming Committee OCONNOR. DANIEL 203 ODESSKY. ARNOLD 62. 63. 89. 102. 10). 175. 20) Choir. N Oub. Social. Football. Track. OLANDER. FAYE 6), 66. 74. 96. 202 Annual Staff, Girls' Sports. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross Vice-President and Treasurer. Pep Club. PTSA. Student Council, Y-Teens. OLANDER. RAYE 6). 66. 74. 96. 202 Annual Staff, Girls' Sports. Hall Guard, Junior Red Cross Secretary. Pep Gub, Y-Tcens. OLSON. GERALDINE 55. 6). 82. 86, 87. 96. 203 Annual Representative. Choir. Girls' Sports. Honor Roll. jt N. Library Page. Honor Society. Student Council. Viking Club. Y-Tcens. OLSON. ROLLIEN 177. 20) OLSTAD. SHARON 20) Viking Club. Work Program OLTMAN. THOMAS 58. 59. 83. 92. 176, 203 Band. Band Council, Chess Club. Hi-Y. Hooor Roll, Orchestra. Budget. OSBORN. DAWN 202 OSTRIN. JULIE 35. 60. 75. 203 Office Aid. Pep Gub. Polarettcs. OXBOROUGH. DIANE 64. 192. 203 Pep Gub, PTSA. Y-Teens. OZWOELD. LOIS 33. 6). 70. 71. 76. 77. 78. 91. 1)0, 174, 175. 20) Cheerleader, Courtesy Committee. Drama Gub. French Gub, Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Honor Society. Pep Gub. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Banquet. Elections. Senior A Day. Class Play Make-Up PALETZ, GAIL 69. 74. 76. 91. 172. 173. 175. 176. 203 Banking Monitor. Budget. Courtesy Committee. Hooor Roll. Pep Club. SEP Aid PATNODE. CHARLES 20) Projection PATTEN. RONALD 29. 4). 56. 89. 100. 10). 20) Apparatus. Baseball, Football Captain. Hockey. Junior Red Cross. N ' Club. Student Council PATTERSON. THEODORA PATTERSON. THEODORE Bookroom Aid. Hall Guard 220 Senior Activity Index PAURUS, DONNA 205 Banking Monitor. Physics dub. PAWELSKY. LEO 89. 205 Annual Representative. PAWLOSKI, GERALD 205 Apparatus. PEARSON. ROGER 204 Foc-tball. Hotkey-. Junior Red Cross, Work Program PE(SG, KATHLEEN 64. 79. 204 Annual Representative, FTA, Banking Monitor. PTSA, Pep Club, Y-Teens, PENDERGAST. MICHAEL 122 Apparatus PENNIG, JOAN 13. 45. 6?, 6J. 74, 82. 176, 205 Class Song, Choir Secretary, JUN Treasurer, SEP Aid. Student Council. PERRON. DARLENE 91. 174, 176. 184, 205 Class Song Chairman, Girls' Sports, Junior Red Cross. PTSA, Pep Club PERTINEN. MARTHA 65. 175, 205 Annual Representative, Girls' Sports, Hall Guard, Honor Roll. FHA, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, Senior A Day PETER. MICHAEL 65. 89. 102, 127 Baseball, Football, Junior Red Cross, N” Club, Swimming PETERSEN. TIMOTHY 205 Band, Football, Gym Aid. Hi-C, Physics Club. Hockey, Student Council. Track PETERSON. DARREL 89. 122, 205 Apparatus. PETERSON. DELWIN 89. 104. 108, 204 Cross Country. N Club. Track. PETERSON. JOANNE 66. 79. 86. 88. 17). 175. 204 Annual Staff. Class Play Costumes, Banquet. Honor Roll, FHA. FTA. Office Aid, Viking Club, Y-Tcens. PETERSON. MARLENE 54. 55. 174, 176. 205 Budget. FHA. Honor Roll, Honor Society Treasurer. Y-Tcens. PETERSON. RALPH 89. 106. 125. 205 Baseball, Football, Hockey, ‘N Club, Skiing. PIERCE. DOUGLAS 205 PLUTZER. NANCY 77. 91. 205 French Club. Pep Club. POLAND. MICHELLE 205 Glee dub. Y-Teens. POLLACK. JOSEPH 89. 102, 10), 106. 204 Baseball. Football. Hall Guard. ''NT Club. POLl'SNY. GEORGE 56. 125. 204 Baseball. Cross Country, Football, ' N ' Club. Skiing Co-Captam. Student Council. POPIJNSKI, JOSEPH 89. 10). 205 Baseball. Football. N Club. PROL'LX. JOHN 205 QUAST. BARBARA 97. 1)8. 205 Girls' Sports, Hi-C- RAEKER. DAVID 205 RAMIN. CAROLE 88. 176, 205 Cap and Gown. FHA. Pep Club, Y-Tccns RANF.LLE. RICHARD 92, 175. 204 Hi-Y. Junior Red Clnws. Projection. Swimming. RANTA. KAREN 204 Banking Monitor, Girls' Sports, Honor Roll. PTSA. Y-Teens. REDBERG. BEVERLY 91. 95. 205 REGAN. JAMES 10), 205 RF.INKING. GORDON 205 REISGIES. PATRICIA 88. 205 FHA REISS, RICHARD )8. 59. 89. 104. 108. 175. 176, 205 Band. Banking Monitor, Cross Country. Honor Roll. N Club, Pi4aris Bi-Weekly. Prom, Swimming. Track. REITER. JUDITH 88. 90. 91. 94. 1)4. 206 FHA. Girls' Sports. JLrN, Pep Club. REMER. JOAN 7). 176. 206 Annual Representative. FHA. Cass Song. Banking Monitor. JUN. Junior Red Cross. REYNOLDS. VERNON 89. 122. 124. 206 Apparatus. N Club RIDGLEY. GLEN 92. 206 Hi-Y ROCKLER. JUDITH 91. 206 Banking Monitor. Junior Red Cross. Pep dub. ROSENAU, DENNA 66. 85. 96. 174. 175. 176. 184. 206 Annual Staff. Banquet. Budget. Hooor' Roll, Physics dub. Senior Council. Student Council. Social. Y-Teens. ROSS. JUDEE Girls' Sports. Work Program. ROSTAMO, MICHAEL 89. 106. 114. 116 ROTHMAN. HARVEY 58. 206 Color Guard. Student Council ROZMAN. GILBERT 54. 55. 66. 77. 79. 80. 81. 8). 89. 104. 105, 110. 112, 206 Annual Staff. Banking Monitor. Chess dub. French Club. Honor Roll. N Club. NFL Boaid Member. Honor Society President. World Affairs. Cross Country. Tennis. RUDOLPH. JUDITH 88. 206 FHA Secretary and Treasurer. Pep dub. Rl FFENACH STEVEN 207 Apparatus. RUSSELL. KATHRYN 207 FHA. Girls' Spom. Pep Club, Work Program RUZICKA, JOHN 206 RUZICKA. WILLIAM 206 RYAN. EVONNE 6� . 7). 175. 206 Library Page. Pep dub. PTSA. Commencement. RYAN. RICHARD 59. 69. 206 Banking Monitor, Choir. Color Guard. SAARI. JUDITH 96. 206 Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Y-Teens SADOFF, IERAI.D 54. 56. 57. 80, 81. 110. 171. 175, 176. 207 Annual Representative, dass Play. Drama dub. Hooor Roll. NFL Board Member. Prom. Physics dub. Student Council Vice-President. Tennis. Honor Society. ST MANE. BRADLEY )8. 207 SALTZMAN. JAY 206. 209 Cross Country. Track SANDERS. BERTHA 1)8.175. 206 Girls' Sports. Pep Club. Student Council. SANDWICK. GERAIX) 89. 122. 206 Apparatus. N Club SATZ. MARFORIE 76. 77. 174. 175. 206 Elections. Freikh dub. Honor Roll. Senior A Day SCANNELL. DIANNE 7). 1)2. 1)4. 176. 206 Cap and Gown. GAA Council Chairman, Girls' Sports. Gym Aid, Honor Roll. Pep Club SCHA1TBERGER. HUBERT 56, 57. 89. 118, 119, 175. 191. 207 Baseball. Football, Hockey Co-Captain. N“ Club President, Senior A Day, Social, Student Council President. SCHLICHT. JUDITH 207 SCHMITZER. WILLIAM 18. 110, 206 Tennis. SCHRELNER, PETER .. 89. 120. 175, 206 Band, N Club, Polar Band. Senior A Day, Wrestling Captain. SCHl'LMAN. NAOMI )2. 56. 57. 70. 77. 78. 1)4. 1)8. 175, 176. 187. 194. 206 Drama Club. French Club, Junior Red Cross. JUN, Polaris Bi-Weekly, Senior A Day Chairman, Student Council All City Representative. SCHULTZ. CONSTANCE 6). 96. 206 Choir, Glee Club. Office Aid, Y-Teens SCHWAB. MICHAEL 206 SCHWARTZ. BARRY 207 Basketball. Football SCHWARTZ. JACQUELINE 64. 1)8. 176, 207 dass Song. PTSA SCHWARTZ, JERRY 208 SCHWARTZ. MARSHALL 54. 70.89. 106. 174. 175. 176 Banquet. Baseball, Budget. ''N“ Club, Honor Society, Polaris Bi-Weekly Sports Editor. Hooor Roll. Senior Council. Student Council. SCHWARTZ. SUSAN 71. 72. 172. 176. 177, 208 Budget. Courtesy Committee. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross. Office Aid. Pep dub. Projection. Polaris Bi-Weekly Editor-in-Chief, Tickets, Usherette. SCOTT, FRANCES 208 Girls' Sports SEAVEY. KENT 59. 208 Color Guard. SEEM ANN. SANDRA 176, 208 Class Song. Honor Roll. SF.IGLER. JEANETTE 208 SEILER. JUDITH )0. 69. 74. 1)8. 174. 175. 208 Banking Monitor. Girls' Sports. Hall Guard. Homecoming “Attcnjl. ant. Pep Club. Senior A'' Day. Senior Council. Social, Y-Tccns. SFI.AND. TERRY 72. 92. 17). 174. 175, 209 Hi-Y. Senior Couocii. Stage Crew. SEVILLIA, ALIZA 209 SHAPIRO. JUDY 174. 209 Elections. SHELTON. VELMA 96, 176, 209 Banking Monitor, Cap and Gown. Y-Tcens. SHERIDAN. JUDITH 69. 74. 77. 95. 208 Banking Monitor, French dub. Junior Red Cross. Pep dub, SEP Aid. Y-Tcens. SHF.RIDAN, KATHLEEN 177. 208 SHERIDAN, MARGARET 208 SHERMAN. KATHLEEN 95. 208 Banking Monitor, Pep Club, Y-Teens 221 Senior Activity Index SHFRR. THEODORE 175, 206 Annual Representative, Hanking Monitor. Banquet SHOOP. MARILYN 69. 175. 209 Banking Monitor. FHA, Pep Gub. PTSA. Senior A Day. SHORE. RICHARD 97. 209 Hi-C. SILVER. JEFFREY 64. 72. 175. 208 PTSA. Projection, Student Council SI ML CAROLE Girl ' Sport . Pep Club. SLIND. PATRICIA 75. 175. 176. 208 Banquet. Budget. Honor Roll. Office Aid. Pep Gub SMALL LAWRENCE 72. 92. 176. 208 Budget. Hi Y. PTSA, Stage Crew. SMILEY. PHYLLIS 66. 75. 79. 80, 82. 135. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 183, 208 Annual Staff. Banquet. Ga� Play Makc-L’p, Gp and Gown. Gas Memorial Chairman. Girls' Sport . Honor Roll. NFL. Honor Society. Office Aid. JUN. FTA, Library Page. Senior A Day. Senior Council, Student Council Homecoming Committee. L'sherette. SMITH. MARK 62. 77. 170, 171, 175. 177. 208 Annual Representative, Banquet, Clas Play. Choir. French Club, Class Memorial. Student Council. SNAPKO. LEE 89. 122, 123. 209 Apparatus Co-Captain. Honor Roll, • N Club SOLI.. SHERNA 62. 77. 138. 172. 175. 208 Annual Representative, Choir Secretary, Class Play Publicity, French Club. Girls' Sports. Honor Roll, NFL All City Choir. Madrigal . PTSA. Student Council SOPOSNICK. ALLEN 208 Banking Monitor. SORENSON. LARRY 89. 122. 208 Apparatus. Banking Monitor. N Gub. SORENSON. LLOYD 208 Golf. Football. Honor Roll, Polar Band. SPANDEL. DA1NE 91. 176. 208 Cap and Gown. Honor Roll. Pep Gub. SPARKS. CAROL 62. 63. 74. 94. 174. 175, 176 Banquet, Budget. Choir, Election , Glee Club. Pep Club. SEP Aid, Y-Teen All School Vice-President SPILLANE, MICHAEL 211 Golf. STANCH FI LED. SHARON 56. 64. 73. 91. 96, 133. 174 Annual Representative. Choir. Commencement, Girl ' Sports, Glee Gub, Gym Aid. Honor Roll, Pep Gub. PTSA. SEP Aid. Student Council. Y-Tccns. STANO. EUGENE 211 Work Program STANO. ROGER 89. 102. 103. 210 N Gub. Football STARKSON. VIOLET 62. 97. 210 Choir. Glee Club. Hi-C STASNEY. DAVID 210 STAY. DOUGLAS 89. 102. 103, 118. 119. 176. 199, 210 Hall Guard, Honor Roll, N Club, Student Council. Football. Hockey. Track, Lunchroom Assistant. STECKMAN, DELANE 211 Cap and Gown. Pep Glib, Y-Tcens STEEVES, FRANCES 96. 200. 211 Pep Gub, Y-Teen STELLJES. THOMAS 89. 102. 103, 211 Baseball. Football. Hockey. N Gub. STILLPASS. LOUISE 90. 211 Pep Club STIR AS. ROBERT 211 Foothall. STOLT. BETTY 65. 91. 95. 138. 175, 210 Girls' Sports. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross. Pep Gub, Y-Teen . Banquet. STONE. DANIEL 175, 210 STRAND. GERALD . 211 Apparatus. STURMAN, JOANNE 38. 54. 56. 57. 62. 63. 66. 77. 79. 82. 85. 88. 174. 175. 189. 211 Annual Staff. French Gub. FHA Vice-President and State Executive Council. Girls' Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. JLTN. Honor Society. Physics Gub. Student Council Treasurer and Homecoming and Sno-Days Chairman, Commencement. Senior A” Day. Choir Accompanist. SULLIVAN. KATHLEEN .34, 60. 70. 138. 173. 211 Class Play Posters. Freoch Club. Girls' Sports. Polarrttes. Polaris Bi-Weekly. SUNDEEN. CAROL 69. 211 Banking Monitor. SWANSON. MARGARET 174. 175. 211 Art Aid, Choir. Banquet, Senior Council. SWARD. PATRICIA 75. 210 Mitneo Aid. SWENSEN, BEVERLY .... 211 SWENSON. DAVID 54. 59. 97, 211 Band. Hi-C Vice-President. Honor Roll, Junior Academy of Science Vice-President, Honor Society Scrgcant-at-Arm . Polar Band, Tennis. SWENSON. MARY 211 Choir, Glee Club. Work Program. Y-Teen . SWENSON. SHIRLEY 64. 79. 82. 86. 87. 211 FTA. Junior Red Cross, JUN, PTSA. Viking Gub SWEERCZEK. ROMAINE 74. 175. 211 FHA. Hall Guard. Pep Gub, Ban quet. SZYMANSKI. KAREN 17. 34. 38. 39. 54. 62. 66. 67. 77. 80. 174. 176, 179. 210 Annual Staff. Choir, French Club President. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross, NFL Honor Society, Pep Gub President, PTSA. Student Council Treasurer, Gass Song. Gass Secretary. TABAKO. PATRICIA 211 Library Page. Mimeo Aid. Girls' Sports. TATRO. PETER 176.211 Cap and Gown. TAYLOR. ERMA TAYLOR. LARRY ........... 211 TENNIN. CURTIS 211 THEIRINGER. JOHN 89. 122, 124. 211 N Gub. Apparatus. THIELKE. DAVID 212 Band, Work Program. THOLE. SUSAN 65. 212 Girls' Sports. Junior Red Goss. THOMPSON. GEORGE 212 THOMPSON. RUTH 73. 212 Gym Aid. Pep Gub. TIETZ. SHARON ............ 212 Work Program TILSNFR. SHARON 212 Work Program. TOFT. RICHARD 89. 104. 105. 108. 212 N” Gub. Goss Country. Track. TOHEY. BARBARA 212 FHA. Pep Gub. TOLEN'TINO. JUAN 72. 89. 103. 106. 114. 117, 213 Honor Roll, N Club. Projection. Baseball, Basketball, Football. TOLLEFSON. JEANETTE 173. 176, 177, 213 Banking Monitor. Choir, Glee Oub. Pep Oub. Viking Gub. Y-Tccns, Gp and Gown. TOMASKO. ALICE 213 TOMBERS. REID 213 TRIPP. JAMES 89. 127. 212 N Club, Swimming. FROM BLEY. SANDRA 75. 212 Mimeo Aids. TROSWICK. RHONA 60. 174. 212 Annual Representative, Polarettcs. Y-Tcens, Senior Budget TURNER. LOLA 30. 56. 57. 60. 62. 212 Banking Monitor, Choir. Glee Gub. Junior Red Cross, Pep Gub. Polarettcs Co-Captain, Homecoming Attendant. SF.P Aid. Student Council, Y-Tcens. ULMANIEC MARJORIE 96, 212 Pep Gub. Girls' Sports. Y-Teens. VALEZ. RONALD VAN KEMPEN. RONALD 213 VAUGHN. DARLENE 96. 213 Girls' Sports. Pep Club. Y-Tcens. WAKNITZ, CAROL 38. 74. 138. 212 Girls' Sports, SEP Aid. WARREN. STEPHEN 59. 92. 212 Band. Color Guard. Hi-C Hi-Y. WEDEKIND. RITH 135. 212 Girls' Sports WEINBERG. BONNIE 69. 73. 175. 176. 212 Banking Monitor, Library Aid. WEINBERG. DANIEL 38. 39. 42. 58. 59. 78. 173. 175. 187. 212 Band. Banquet. Gass Play Furniture, Drama Club, PTSA. Senior 'A Day Chairman. Wrestling. WEISMAN. JOAN 54, 55. 69. 72. 77. 80. 81. 82. 173. 213 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Class Play Tickets, Clas Memorial, Commencement. Girls’ State. French Gub, Honor Roll, JUN Vice-President. NFL Board Member. Honor Society Vice-President. PTSA. Projection. W’EISTE, BRENDA _ 172, 212 Usherette. WELLS. HARLAN 59. 92. 212 Band. Color Guard, Hi-Y, Polar Band, Work Program WENZEL MARVIN 212 Football. WERDIER. CAMILLE 212 WERNER. JEFFREY 89. 92. 125. 126. 212 Hi-Y All School Vice-President. Junior Red Goss. N Gub. Polar Band. PTSA. Student Council. Skiing WESLEY. JOYCE 65, 138, 213 Junior Red Goss. Pep Gub. 222 WESTBF.RRY. CAROL 64. 177. 217 Girls' Sports, PTSA WHEELER, MELFORD 78. 97. 176. 217 Band. Class Song. Hi-C President. Hi-Y. WHITE. FRED ..... ........ 217 WICK. CAROL 69. 88. 217 Banking Monitor, FHA WICK LAND. DeETTE 79. 74. 217 Band, Pep Qub, Polar Band, SEP Aid. WIERJMAN. JOHN 79. 217 Band WILLIAMS. PATRICIA 217 Mimeo Aid. Academics 14 Administration 10 Aim—26 142. 154 Anderson—100 154 Apel—323 155 Apparatus 122 Art Aids 73 Athletic Council ........ 129 Awards lf,8 Backcs—306 ............. 155 Badminton 135 Band 58 Bank Monitors 69 Baseball, Boys’ Soph. 113 Baseball, Boys’ Varsity 106 Basketball, Boys’ Soph. 128 Basketball, Boys’ Varsity 114 Basketball. Girls’.... 134 Bolin—102 142 Bookroom Aid 75 Bowling 134 Cheerleaders ....... 130 hen Club «3 Choir 62 Christopherson—111 156 Class Motto ... .... 181 Class Officers . —.179 Class Play 170 Class Song 181 Cleary—326 142 Connors—227 156 Conover—209 156 Counselors ....... 12 Courtesy Committee.... 76 Cross Country 104 Drama Club ................ 78 Senior Activity Index WILSON. LINDA 217 Sports, Hall Guard, Polaris Bi-Weekly, Y-Tccns. WINER. EDDIE 89. 102. 103. 217 Football, Honor Roll, N Club. Wrestling WISE. MEREDITH 64. 217 Banking Monitor, PTSA. WfTTCOFF, RALPH 74, 72. 172. 174, 177. 217 Banquet. Class Play Publicity, Commencement. Honor Roll, Honor Society. JAS. NFL, Projection. Senior Council. WOLD. ALAN__________ 217 WOLERTZ. BRUCE 83. 217 Chess Club General Dunham—301............. 143 Edlund—225 157 Educational Council 13 Equipment Managers 129 Faculty 14 FHA 88 Flugstad—116 ... . 157 Football. Soph. 113 Football. Varsity 100 Foreword 7 French Club FTA 79 GAA Council .........—. 132 Girls' Gym Leadership .. 73 Glee Club 61 Golf. Boys’ 111 Golf. Girls’ 132 Hall Guards ............ 74 Hall of Rune 189 Hansen—12 158 Hcdlund—313 ........... 158 Hetherington—303 143 Hi-C 97 Hi-Y 92 Hockey, Soph . . 128 Hockey, Varsity . 118 Holiday Revue ............ 38 Homecoming 28 Honor Roll 168 lee Skating • 138 Jacobi—216 144 Jacobson—310 .......... 159 Jennings—210 145 Johnson—305 159 Jr. Academy of Science 84 Jr. Red Cross......- 65 WOLTER. VIVIAN 77. 63. 66. 69. 82. 172. 174, 177. 177. 217 Annual Staff, Banking Monitor. Ranquet. All School Bank Cashier, Choir, Commencement, Dedicat ion Day. Girls' Sports. Glee Club. Honor Roll, Honor Society. JUN. PTSA, Usherette Chairman. WOOD, LEONARD 217 Work Program WOODS. ROBERT 217 Work Program. WORTZ. CAROL WUNDERLICH. SHARON 217 Girls' Sports, Pep Club, Y-Teens. WYLAND. BARBARA 74. 74. 174. 177. 217 Annual Representative, Banquet, Budget, Commencement. Hall Guard, Honor Roll. Honor Society. Junior Red Cross. PTSA, Usherette. Index Jr. United Nations 82 Kindem—212 145 Klcvcn—221 159 Kroening—9 . 145 Lange—308 160 Larson—223 . 146 Lcrschcn—312 160 Librarians 12 Library Aids 73 Lost and Found Girls 76 Lunchroom Staff 13 Lyders—202 146 Machines—125 160 Maintenance Staff 13 Miller—302 146 Mills—3 147 Mimeo Girls 75 Modem Dance 138 N” Club 89 National Honor Society 54 Nenow—13 l6l NFL 80 Nurse 12 Office Staff 13 Office Aids 75 Outing Qub .. 137 Pearson—104 147 Pep Club 90 Perrin—120 148 Physics Club 85 Polar Band 61 Polarcttes 60 Polaris Annual Staff 66 Polaris Bi-Weekly Staff ... 70 Polaris Representatives 68 Projection 72 ZJESKA. REGINALD 74. 217 Gym Aid ZIFF. RUTH 77, 78. 79. 176. 217 Band Vice-President. Band Council, Honor Roll. Honor Society Secretary, Student Council, Op and Gown. ZIMMER. JOHN 89. 174. 176. 187. 217 N” Club. Op and Gown Chair-nun. Football, Track. ZIMMERMAN. TODD 78. 217 Band Drum Mj|Or. Hi-Y. ZOLDAHN. JEAN 217 Work Program. ZWEIGBAUM. DEBORAH 76. 76. 170. 171. 177. 217 Annual Representative. Courtesy Committee. Honor Roll, Student Guncil. Banquet. Class Play. PTSA 64 Quiring—217 148 Rutgerson—226 161 Sargent—122 149 Schneider—325 162 Senior Committees 174 Senior Council 174 SEP Aids 74 Sheely—203 149 Skiing 125 Smith, L—113 149 Smith. R —114 162 Smith. V.—307 150 Snell—St. L R. 150 Sno-Days ... 41 Soltys—11 162 Stage Crew 72 Strandlund—200 163 Student Council 56 Swimming. Boys’ 126 Superior Honors Group 166 Table of Contents 4 Templin—215 150 Tennis. Boys’ 110 Tennis. Girls’ 133 Threinen—5 151 Ticket Aids 76 Track 108 Tumbling 136 Viking Club 86 Visiting Teacher 12 Wiik—318 163 World Affairs 79 Wrestling 120 Yesner—319 151 Y Teens 94 TAYLOt PVJtUSHING COMPANY 223