North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1962 volume:

p°laris NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA VOLUME 53-CLASS OF W6Z ACADEMIC.......10 STUDENT LIFE___26 ACTIVITIES.....50 SPORTS........708 UNDERCLASS .156 SENIORS.......184 THE ANNUAL STAFF TAKES PLEASURE fsj PRESENTING ... . THE J962 POLAR S 8 Life passes quickly. As you enter the future a door opens for you, but at the same time a door closes. That is the door to the past. No key opens that door, but a window of memory looks back. Memories are formed throughout our lives. They become a part of us and everything we do. But in no time are fonder memories made than during our high school days, from beginning to graduation. This changing life and our changing thoughts can never blot out those wonderful years. 0 9 Our chief executive, C. M. Johnson, is concerned with all the activities and problems within the school: curriculum, instruction, and the student body. He says about the students, I believe in youth. “THE ORGANIZATION MAN” « Miss Lundberg consults with Mr. Johnson. 10 Together, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Sonnenberg maintain the present wellbeing of North High and plan for its future. “CRIME A PUNISHMENT” Mr. Glen Sonnenberg: assistant principal of North High. II THE HIDDEN PERSUADERS’’ North's counselors consult over the program difficulties of one of the juniors. North's angel of mercy : Helen Dar-gay, R.N. The counselors at North help the student plan carefully his program during his three years at school, (seated) Miss Viola Marti, Mr. Gordon Thompson, (standing) Mr. Joseph Anfinson and Mr. L. R. An-way. The library provides a quiet place for study. North’s librarians are Helen Ulvestad and Mrs. Lucille Roach. Mrs. Zens, the visiting teacher, confers with a student. North s educational council is composed of: (seated from left to right) Seymore Yesner, Lellwyn Anway, Mrs. Eva Carlson, Mrs. Grace Barsness, Mr. E. Milton Kleven. John Conover, Frank Johnson, Lars Kindem, Chester Johnson. The office is the center of activity in North High. The office staff consists of: Mrs. Irene Dahl, Mrs. Hazel Corrigan, Lillian Lundberg, Mrs. Agnes Miller, Mrs. Katherine Peterson, Mrs. Clara Tokar. The lunchroom staff provides tasty lunches to thousands of starving polarites a day. First row: Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Ernt-son, Mrs. Morann, Mrs. Led-ding. Second row: Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Schommel, Mrs. Vick, Mrs. Gwaizdon. Row one: Robert Reilly, John Swanson, Ronald Maas. Row two: David Curry, Bessie Olson, Arthur Pederson. Row three: John Burn, August Cyrotski, Frank Swanson, Willard Temte. 13 The mathematics department tries to help the student achieve skill in using mathematical processes, to develop ability to associate mathematical processes and understandings with life problems, and to acquire a general problem solving technique. “A COMEDY OF ERRORS” HARRIET MADIGAN. math, chairman of math department, athletic tickets. E. MILTON KLEVEN. math, educational council. Senior class advisor. LLOYD RUTGERSON. math. LAWRANCE ZIMMERMAN, civil defense, fire drills, boys intramural bowling, tennis, softball. ELMER EDLUND, math, ticket advisor. Language is the gift of communication; understanding between peoples; a method of expression. The master of language is the master of the world. ‘‘IT’S GREEK TO VIE” HARRIET APEL, Spanish. German, language department chairman. LARS KINDEM, Norse, student council, Viking club, skiing, ass't track coach. MRS. CAROL JENNINGS, French, French club. The English department deals with writing, reading, speaking, and listening. It is through these areas that we are able to communicate with each other. We are able to take our place in the world of today with a knowledge and understanding of literature, grammar, and writing. “A PAGEANT OF PROSE I MRS. CLARIS MANKOWSKI. English, related arts. SEYMORE YESNER, English, educational council. FRANK JOHNSON, English, educational council, dedication program. HARRY BROWN. English. Cr. Wr., hockey coach, Ass't football coach. AGNES BOLIN. English, emergency substitute. MRS. GRACE BARSNESS. Eng. educational council, faculty social committee. JAMES ANDERSON. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Senior elections English, News. RUTH NORLING, English. MRS. LILLIAN LINDSTEN. advanced drama, auditorium committee. MRS. RUTH HEDLUND, senior prom advisor, Y-teens advisor, senior business English. VERNON BACKES, sophomore football coach, tennis coach, tag day, senior prom advisor. MRS. CLARICE MILLER. English. Industrial arts is a study of the hand and machine tools, the materials, the processes, and to develop interests and aptitudes that are related to industrial fields. Its outcome may be of benefit in chosen professions, business, or trades; in avocational activities; or in solving consumer problems. “A MAN’S WORLD’’ JOHN JACOBI, arch, drawing, exhibit and trophy cases, faculty manager, auditorium committee, chairman of industrial department. EDWARD SOLTYS, machine, metal, golf coach, sophomore hockey coach. ALVIN QUIRING, mach-drawing, Hi-C. HOWARD NENOW, auto shop, lost and found, assistant advisor cap and gown. LAWRANCE HANSON, senior A Day, equipment manager, metals. “ON THE NATURE OF THINGS” The age in which we are living is a scientific age. It is impossible to look at a daily paper or start the family car without seeing, hearing, or using the results of science. The science department gives the student an opportunity to acquire necessary information, attitudes, and understandings needed for living in the scientific world of today. CARL KROENING, chemistry, drivers training, ass't football coach. MATHILDA KREFTING. botany, floral decorations, greenhouse. JAMES THREINEN, physics, physics club, science department chairman. LYNN SMITH, biology, Hi-Y. SAMUEL PERRIN, biology. ALFRED CHRISTOPHER-SON, auditorium committee, audio-visual aids. Art and Music are the two most versatile subjects. You can produce art, or learn to appreciate music and to use both in countless practical ways. “A THING OF BEAUTY” MILDRED READ, art advisor, American Education Week, Chairman of art dept. HAROLD THILL, art. bulletin boards, Polaris Annual advisor, related arts. RAYMOND CHAMPLIN, choir director, glee club, English, auditorium committee. GERALD OAKVIK, A band. Polar band, science, auditorium committee. Compared to the regular school day, Physical Education is a vigorous change of pace. It de-velopes interests in various skills ranging from golf to modern dance. “THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY” MRS. REBECCA STRANDLUND, girls golf, co-rec volleyball, senior social advisor. LELAND SNELL, head football coach, lunchroom supervision. MAROA TRACH, auditorium committee, cheerleading, pep club, GAA council, tournaments, clubs. LOUIS BURNETT, head track coach, gymnastics, cross country, health committee. “CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN” For those students who are planning to go into other than academic fields, the BUSINESS department offers courses in finances, typing, shorthand, and economics. HARLAN SHEELY, Annual business advisor, swimming coach, lunchroom supervision, chairman of business department. MRS. MYRTLE WIIK, service points and awards. AGNES LERSCHEN, cap and gown advisor, P.T.S.A. supervisor. MRS. EUDORA ZELLERS, work program EDGAR KAST, locks and lockers. MRS. EVA CARLSON. Red Cross, United Fund collections, educational council. MARJORIE SEALANDER. typing, class memorial and class song advisor. Home Economics prepares students for a domestic future: putting the right touch to the flowers on the table; the health of the family; and the making of a healthy, stable home. “THE EGG AND I” MRS. MARY SARGENT, F.H.A., home economics. BERNICE DAHL, clothing, health, faculty social committee. MRS. CECIL MACINNES, not pictured. LINTON LANGE, senior budget advisor, history. EDANA CONNORS, N.F.L. debate and speech advisor, history. JOHN CONOVER, sophomore basketball coach, banking, ass't chairman senior banquet, educational council. ANDREW POGOLER, JUN. world affairs, history. VERNON SMITH, great books discussion group, social studies department chairman. “THIS I REMEMBER” The social studies department deals with the study of the relationships of people to one another, to their environment, and to their past; they draw for their content from the fields of history, geography, government, economics, and sociology. FLOYD PEARSON, senior class play advisor, drama club, stage manager, auditorium program chairman, related arts. DAISY HEATHERINGTON. National Honor Society advisor, special classes. JOHN SCHNEIDER, senior A day advisor. WALTER NALEPKA, special classes, sophomore baseball and football coach. RICHARD SMITH, faculty social committee, commencement, senior social advisor, wood shop. STANLEY VOGEL, history. DONOVAN STRICKLAND, N club, wrestling coach. JOSEPH HUTTON, varsity basketball and baseball. STUDENT 26 T - LIFE THE MIDST OF LIFE” HOMECOMING ... 1961 . . . North's alumni and students presented memorable talent . . . Members of the student council put time and hard work into homecoming by serving on one of five committees: dance, decoration, program, queen selection and selling. After five lovely candidates were chosen by the senior class, the student body voted to pick this year's queen. Ted Mack's Amateur Hour was the theme for the auditorium at which North's alumni and students presented memorable talent. Afterwards came the football game, where North tried its best to Drive the Tribe to Suicide. It was a close game, with North losing to the Southwest Indians, 14-7. At night, the lunchroom was packed with polarites dancing to the music of the Star Dusters : the end of a wonderful day. 28 Pomp and Circumstance'' Andrea Hricko hands down her crown to new Queen, Carole Ervasti. Me? 29 Queen Carole and her Royal Court . . . KAREN HAGFORS THERESA RUST Jerry Cole and Joey Hyatt NORTH ALUMNI Each year, North’s alumni come back to entertain us at homecoming. 32 Howard Fisher ACCENT ON HOMECOMING A salute for Queen Carole. SENIOR CLASS WILL We. the Senior Class of '62. hereby will and bequeath our most precious possessions to the underclassmen of North High: Elliott Badzin's ukelele to Joey Kopstein. Bill Weiss’s height to Larry Petracic. Carole Goldstein's art ability to Susan Hayes. Vance Kinkle's crutches to the work shop. Carole Ervasti’s crown to next year's homecoming queen. Kathy Lechko's writing ability to Judy Miller. Barbara Schneidman's iniative to Jenette Juntilla. Sandy Sumpter's dancing obility to Eileen Singer. Gary Walter's Gant shirts to Brian Grivna. Mike Berkowitz's dramatic ability to Bruce Berezovsky. Karen Hafor's singing ability to Joan Rappaport. Kenny Casperson's football helmet to Jim Rivers. Jeff Vinokour's cheerleading megaphone to Ronny Peterson. John Connoy's hockey stick to Lowell Eisenberg. Sharon Chodos' job of ticket seller and a bottle of aspirins to next year's ticket sellers. Think I'll ovor catch up?' 34 Don't forgot that rod is number six.' DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS-------- “THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT” Cast Countess Aurelia The Madwoman of Chaillot Prospector Pierre Mmo. Constanco Tho Madwoman of Passy Josephine Mile. Gabrillo The Madwoman of St. Sulpice President Waitross Flower Girl Deaf Mute Broker ................ Jugglcr Sowor Man Dr. Jadin Waitross Street Singer . Street Poddler Little Map Lynno Roskin Larry Kivens Mike Winer ........ Shirley Milgrom Bruce Boroxovsky Brenda Mayberg Mary Thill Sandra Turchick ........... William Golfus ......... Bette Shaw ...... David Peterson Carol L Swanson ........ Dorothy Schnarr Stanly Soktor Mike Barrowclough Charlotte Oltman .......... Harold Borman Mike Borkowitx Judy Weisman Jay Milstoin Carole Goldstein .............. Sheldon Gary How many times did they practice this one? Don't worry about the gold brick, we'll pick it up on the way out.' 35 This year's senior class officers are: Bill Ingison, president; Jeff Vinokour, vice president; Carole Ervasti, secretary; Mike Berkowitz, treasurer; Penny Thill, class mascot; Ken Casperson, sergeant at arms. Jeff Vinokour's campaign provided real entertainmont. SENIORS SWING IN ’62 To Tell the Truth was part of Mike Berko-witi's campaign. This year the senior class officers and heads of the committees, called the Senior Council, were brought together in one homeroom. Mr. Kleven is the senior advisor. 36 A familiar sight to the soniors. Seniors have contributed much to school spirit through the cheerleaders, polarettes, and individual participation. 37 SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ADD ZEST TO SCHOOL LIFE Sophomoroi are quick to make friends. Sophomores, though new to the school, try hard to make friends and Join into the many exciting activities right from the beginning. 38 Vo YOU think it will ever get cold?' DANCE POLARS DANCE Ken Casporson and Kathy Hickey promenade the hall. Elaine Benowitz, Elliott Badzin, ond Stophanio Lehrman swing around the dance floor. North enjoyed many successful dances this year. Among them was the Sadie Hawkins dance with its costumes, games, and square dancing led by Mr. Brown. Seniors enjoy one of the many dances of the year. Mr. Brown calls square dancing. out t 39 HOLIDAY REVUE and SNO-DAZE Swing along with tho Triumphs. John Larson plays tho accordion. This year's Holiday Revue featured the theme North Side Story, was sponsored by the band, and featured acts by talented Polarites. After his coronation, Sno-king Mike Bar-rowclough presided over the festivities, and Dick Clausen’s band provided music for the dance that followed. Sno-King Mike Barrowclough. 40 Chuck Turchick at tho piano. During Sno-Daze. the Polaris Annual staff gloriously defeated the bi-weekly staff, 2-1. Bobby Schneidman was captain of the Annual team and Bill (Baby Face) Warner led the bi-weekly team. A few words from our now Sno-King. Mike. Davo Hoffman conducts the Polaires. Promptly at 3:00 the last bell of the day rings. At 3:05 the building is completely clear of people in any size, shape or form. If you come early or stay late, this is the mood of North. FAMILIAR SIGHTS AROUND NORTH 42 Classrooms are empty, lockers are closed, the office staff and counselors have gone home and the halls are quiet. The only thing to remind you of people is the much read bulletin board in front of Mr. Pearson's room. 43 power bretet.' 2. OK Griof! I. Maybe I shouldn't hovo voted for Kennedy. 3. I have a secret. GUESS WHO? Con you recognize these '62 graduatos? names appear in the lower right-hand corner.| 7. Get your feet outta my ratted hair! j06uisi©j0 Ajjeyv suosjpj Apnp •£ j0U00j Apnp £ uueiudmpg inej | sopoi|0 uojci|5 -g upuipieuipg jqqog 'L ll®PnN AjJOi '9 ueiujne)j puuoq -g A new after school activity being conducted by Bob Wright. NEW SLANT ON THINGS i'Vi j; '‘lit The new look in shoes thi year. Mike Barrowclough shows Santa his Christmas list. Many new slants on clothes and activities have come to North this year. Among them are ratted hair, sweatshirts, squared-toed shoes, and the twist. r Danny Donahue shows a new fad at North this year—sweatshirts. 45 On January 11, 1962, the faculty presented an auditorium revealing their hidden talent. It began with an organ presentation by Mrs. Zellers. Mrs. Hedlund pantomimed a teacher's weekend, and a Hall of Fame featured various faculty talents. Mrs. Hedlund gets ready for her weekend of correcting tests. 46 FACULTY REVEALS HIDDEN TALENT Mrs. Norling: Just call me Babe Ruth. Mr. Hanson: Think tho rain will hurt the rhubarb?” Mr. Johnson, our principal, ended the show by leading the school in some rousing cheers. Mr. L Smith: I dreamed I was Queen for a Day. Mrs. Jonnings: Like man. this poetry is wild. POLAR LIFE AT NORTH Sophomores Melanie Stoinmon and Barry Shiff gaze at Lincoln's statue in awe. Hmmmmm . . . This isn't the boy's gym. is it?' Polars arrive at North as lost and confused Sophomores. They soon get into the swing of things, however, and return the next year as jumping juniors filled with spirit and fun. 4H Newswriting is offered to juniors exclusively. As a senior. John Harris finds that doors open easier when you have the right set of keys. Caught in the whirlwind of their senior year, Polars enjoy much spirited fun along with their responsibility as leaders of North. After graduation . . . 49 ROW ONE: Barbara Schnaidman. Carole Goldstein, Sandra Turchick, Faith Bezanson. ROW TWO: William Burmeister. Robert Peterson, Karen Hodeen, Dawn Wright. ROW THREE: Michael Winer. Steve Kupetz. Michael Berkowitz, Gerald Elliot. NATIONAL HONOR SOC E7V National Honor Society recognizes students outstanding in service to school and community, scholarship, character, and leadership. Members serve as emergency teacher substitutes and aids in S.E.P., study halls. English and history classes, and.in the chemistry and physics labs. However, the club is not all work. Highlight of the year was a trip to Chicago, financed by the sale of lightbulbs and candy. A welcoming banquet for the newly inducted juniors was held in the spring. They reciprocated by treating senior members to a picinc. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGE I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society to which I am elected, striving in every way by word and deed to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. 52 ROW ONE: Kenneth Cram, Sharon Chodos, Kathleen Lechko. Melvin Schanfiold. ROW TWO: Micheol Joshua. Robert Wright, Juie . Beck. Susan Gregerson. ROW THREE: David Peterson. Paul Schupmann Robert Zubeck. Paul Juntilla. RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Officers are: Paul Schupmann, Sergoant-at-Arms; Bob ’Til bring my bongos to Chicago.' Peterson, Treasurer: Mike Winer, Vice-President; Robert Zubeck. President; and Sandy Turchick. Secretary. 53 ROW ONE: Patricia Schochet, Naomi Joshua, Sara Frisch, Lonnielee Benjamin, Beverly Does, Miriam Mintz, Judith Miller. ROW TWO: Mary Dutton. Nick! Smiley, Jeannie Erickson, Binnie Berkus. Jeremy Gottstein, Susan Glad. ROW THREE: Sharon Stoller, Lawrence Kivens, Myrna Blank. Deborah Fursetzor, Jorilyn Krause. Susan Gregersen, Jamie Eviden. ROW FOUR: Peter Johnson. Irving Kellman. Margaret DoKoning, William Warner, Steve Kupotz, Gerald Rogers, Michael Joshua. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Debaters go over ratings. An area of competition in an academic field is offered to all interested students through the National Forensic League. Through competition, a participant develops a logical process of thinking, and the ability to communicate with others. Competition is offered through three divisions. In debate there are ten major tournaments with many round-robins, ending with the State and N.F.L. finals in February. The speech division from January to March indudes the fields of oratory, interpretation, and extemporaneous speaking. All the twin city area schools send representatives to the Student Congress. Here bills are debated in a House and in a Senate. The officers of the National Forensic League are: Business manager: Michael Joshua, vice-president: William Warner, secretary: Beverly Does, president: Steven Kupetz. Debate partners pre pare their cases. Student congress in action. Reading together a one-act play. WORLD AFFAIRS AND J.U.N. Molvin Schanfield, Sue Grogersen. Sheldon Gary. Bill Hammerman, and Marilyn Weinerman discuss the Europoen Common Market. That's funny—I always thought it was in Africa. World Affairs and Junior United Nations were combined to form one organization this year. Members are concerned with the world situation, meeting to understand and discuss current crises. ROW I: Melvin Schanfield. Judith Miller. Scheldon Gary. ROW 2: Edvins Miglons. Susan Gregersen. ROW 3: William Hammerman. Gerald Elliott, Lyle Rockier. PHYSICS CLUB Secratary. Susan Gregersen; vico president, Kenneth Cram; president, David Poterson; treasurer, Robert Peterson. At North High, the Physics Club gives students a chance to develop an interest and display their talents in the field of physical science. All members are given opportunity to use the equipment included in the new physics laboratory. The club is a service to the community. In the spring, members developed science demonstrations which were given to local grade school students. ROW ONE: Sharon Carlson, Nancy Holm. Neil Covin, Sandra Turchick. Janet Anderson. Sara Frish. ROW TWO: Robert Peterson, Susan Gregersen. Kenneth Cram, Melvin Schanfield. Margaret Jarvis. ROW THREE: Stanley Sektor. David Hoffman, Gerald Elliott, Jay Milstein. Howard Savitt. James Skoog. ROW FOUR: Michael Winer, Peter Frank. Robert Livon, Alan Johnston, Robert Zubeck. ROW FIVE: Peter Johnson, John R. Johnson, David Peterson. Harvey Barberg, David Ruud, Richard Rigor. 57 ROW ONE: Cheryl Hoem, Mary Dutton. Mary Rued, Kathleen Lechko, Lynda Bundtzon, Charlana Cable. ROW TWO: Gordon Cable. JoAnne Borry. Sharon Norman, Bonnie Hanson. Karron Werp. Duane Otterness. ROW THREE: Thomas Solberg. Claudia Berge, Lois Anderson. Judy Parsons, Karon Casperson, Virginia Anderson. ROW FOUR: Martin Greiiingor, John Moland. Charles Moore. Marvin Rorvick, Bjorn Gloppen, Rodney Swenson. VIKING CLUB Lutefisk og Lefse! Viking Club is organized to promote a better understanding of Norwegian culture among members of the club. Songs and poems were learned, and a Norwegian newspaper was published entirely by the students. As a club they attended the movie, Windjammer, they also attended the concert by Norway's renowned Soloist Choir. Through their social activities their knowledge of a foreign culture has been increased. 58 Second year students polish the Norse trophy in anticipation. Officers of the Viking Club singing around the piano, left to right: vice-president, Judith Parsons; treasurer, JoAnn Berry; sergeant-at-arms, John Meland; secretary, Kathleen Lechko; president, Brian Grivna. The Viking Club rehearses songs for their part in the Brotherhood Week Program. 59 ROW ONE: Fredda Rubenstein, Rosemary Burges . Terry Nudell. Carole Goldstein. Miriam Minta, Karen liss. ROW TWO: Sharon Silvers. DeAnne Morgan. Kathryn Friedman, Sarahaloo Appleman. Elaine Lapides. ROW THREE: Sandra Moore. Pamela Mattaway. Faith Bezan-son, Marsha Cohen, Sari Appleman, Jeanette Juntilla. ROW FOUR: Geraldine Jacobson. Darlene Anderson. Myron Mandel, Cecilia Lindstrom. Kenneth Bearman. ROW FIVE: Michael Winer. Sharon Stoiler, Myrna Blank, Arnold Potek. Howard Savitt. Meredith Babin. FRENCH CLUB French Club promotes an interest in France, its language and culture. It gives students an opportunity to improve their grades through practice. The major activities were participation in the Brotherhood Week Auditorium and a spring banquet. Officers, from left to right are: Ron Saltzberger, Sergeant-at-Arms; Dorothy Schaitberger. Treasurer; Arnie Potek. Secretary; Jay Salhman, Vice-President; Donna Carole Kaufman, President. Discipline is demanded at all French Club mettings. ROW ONE: Esta Greenberg, Phyllis Swordlick. Melaine Steinman, Sandra Tur-chick, Marie Saladuchin. ROW TWO: Barbara Knight, Naomi Joshua, Lynne Anderson, Beverly Bie, Esena Peterson, Betty Gordon. ROW THREE: Patricia Flannelly. Barbara Scheidman, Donna Kaufman, Jamie Eviden, Faye Silver, Cheryl Friedell. ROW FOUR: Eileen London, Janet Thompson. Judith Anderson, Gail McDermott, Dorothy Schaft-berger, Sigmond Kohnen. ROW FIVE: Erik Lippa, Jay Milstein, Larry Kivens, Ronald Salzberger, David Berman. F.H.A. LOOKS TO THE FUTURE Future Homemakers of America’s purpose is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. Interest in home economics is stimulated by participation. Members promote traffic safety and friendship with foreign peoples. The club traditionally sponsors the faculty Christmas tea also. It had batter be good. Nancie. Officers include Sally LaDuke. Nancie Griffin, Janet Anderson president, and Susan Nacht-sheim. 61 ROW ONE: Janet Zoldahn, Charlana Cable, Joanne Jankowski. Janet Anderson, Karol Samuelson. ROW TWO: Susan Nachtsheim, Marylynn Ridgley, Sally LaDuke, Karron Werp. Violet Leach, Mary Kuntx. ROW THREE: Lorraine Hopper, Betty Jo Starke. Nancie Griffin. Rosemary Schmidt. Susan Schneider. DRAMA CLUB The motto of the Drama Club is, In serving our school, we serve ourselves. Primary function of the Drama Club is giving students experience in theater by actually putting them into dramatic situations. The group participated in the One-Act Play Tournament, sponsored the faculty talent show, read a wide range of famous plays, and presented a major play, The Mad Woman of Chaillot. Both the cast and crew worked hard and came up with an excellent production. 62 Floyd Pearson. Adviser ACTS UP Brenda reads to a captive audience. ROW ONE: Judith Weisman, Mary Ballto. Sandra Turchick. Carole Godstein. Sheldon Gary. ROW TWO: Mary Thill Shirley Milgrom. Pamola Mattaway. Charlotte Oltman. ROW THREE: Bette Shaw. Stanley Sektor. Bruce Berezovsky. Lynne Reskin. Dorothy Schnarr. Harold Berman. ROW FOUR: David Petorson. Michael Barrowclough. Michael Winer. Lawrence Kivvens, Michael Berkowitz. 63 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council represents the entire student body. Elected from each homeroom, the representatives meet to discuss the problems of the student body and to voice their opinions. Activities of the Student Council were many and varied. Through the Council, arrangements were made for Homecoming, the P.T.S.A. membership drive was held, and Snow-week was Officer from right to left: President Bruce Palmer, vice-president Elliott Badzin, secretary Monica Drossel, treasurer Wanda Mark, and ell-city representative Bill Ingison. planned. Funds of the council provided service pins, eighty new fifty-star classroom flags, the polar bear costumes, and contributed to K.T.C.A.-T.V. Student Council has worked hard this year and much has been achieved. ROW ONE: Sharon Carlson. Faith Bezanson, Susan Hayes. Frances Moore. Jeanette Juntille. Winifred Druk. Marilyn Dale. ROW TWO: Kathleen Ramierez. Janet Thompson, Monica Drossel, Betty Kilbury, Mary Rued. Sharon Wells, Kenneth Cram. ROW THREE: Myma Jorgenson, Myrna Blank. Margie Elliott, Nancy Youngren. Cheryl Eggert, Kathloen Bachman, Carol L. Swanson. ROW FOUR: Mary Hubbard. Bill Ingison, Elliott Badzin. Michael Joshua. Robert Wright. Michael Shiff. Robert Peterson. Valerie Goodwin. ROW FIVE: Martin Greisinger. William Warner. John Meland, Michael Barinbaum, Myron Stolp, John Connoy. Ronald Pesis. 64 Crowning the glory of the Christmas season. FIRST ROW: Beverly Bie, Sandra Simmons. Jean DeBoer. Judith Hall, Barbara Knight. Phyllis Swordlick, Terry Nudoll. Sandi Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Sari Apploman, Sandra Sumpter, Wanda Mark, Joni Rappaport. Sara Frisch. Burton Parks. Jeanne Sturman. THIRD ROW: Janice Miller. Barbara Schear, Gail McDermott, Karen Forde. Karon Wahlster. Arlene Burstein, Cherrie Pieper, Bonnie Smith. FOURTH ROW: William Burmeister. James Oren, Alan Perper. Arnold Potek, James Groth, Roslyn Furst. Eileen London. Marlene Rozman. FIFTH ROW: Joe Kopstein, Lowell Isenberg. Michael Jiran, Avrom Shpayher, Gary Walter. Jeffory Brennan, John Menge. Gerald Elliott. 65 JUNIOR RED CROSS ROW I; Diane Hanson. Marilyn Dale. Estelle Chemrinow. Sue Migliaccio. Judith Carrie Jolliff. Patricia Korogi. ROW 2: Irene Pieper, Shelly Itman. Nancy lechnyr. Terri Miller. Penny Druk. Mary Ann Workman. Marilyn Hirt. ROW 3: Gail McDermott. Dorothy Schaitberger, Robert Pearson, Sharon Flelsher. Linda Fox. Janet Blomquist, Jeannine Ross. Arlene Anderson. ROW 4: Martin Greisingor, Erik Lippa, Donald Bunce, Thomas Kommers, Lorraino Hoppor, Harriet Goldman, Alice Johnson. Junior Red Cross representatives promote an interest in the International Red Cross organization, especially in its youth work. They are responsible for encouraging and collecting donations from students in their homeroom. ROW I: Constance Hoff. Gregory Reed, Julio Isaacson. Miriam Mintx, Roberta Ressen. Marsha Siegel. Phyllis Gall. ROW 2: B. Borkus. Judith Teener. Judith Weisman. Shirley Muller. Sam Dancuger. Judith Bush. Anthony Tompkins. ROW 3: Karen Paige, Judith Anderson. Patricia Kowalcxyk, Suzanne Norman Terry Krafty. Barbara Hackert. John Tobler. ROW 4: Ronald lilies. Holly Day. LaVonne Perry, William Burmeister, Dorothy Narkie. Lois Anderson. Michael Berkowitz. Jerilyn Krause. 66 BANKERS ROW I: Susan Inberg, Donna Gronroth, Janet Pasbender. Kathleen Lechko. Robyn Winkle, Carolynno Katz. Karol Samuelson. ROW 2: Susan Dion, Sharon Granroth, Priscilla Townsend, Charlotte Oltman. Kath-loen Halloran, Karen Johnson. ROW 3: Lois Brodsky, Marian Fuller, Sharon Fleisher, Alice Johnson, Karen Wahlster, Lloyd Thorson. Nancy Berkeypile. ROW 4: Lois Honcir. Audrey Falk, Betty Jo Starko, Estelle Lazorowitz, Linda Buda, Doborah Fursetzen. ROW 5: Thomas Korn me rs. Thomas Resnick, Margaret DeKoning, Barbara Fern. Kathleen Hickey. Cheryl Nugent, Michael Berkowitz. Homeroom bankers are responsible for their classmates' dimes, quarters, and dollars. Each Friday they collect money and bring it to the office for the Farmers Mechanics school savings program. ROW I: Rochelle Rappoport. Betty Sue Gordon, Elliott Nudell. Lynno Owens, Susan Krueger. Roberta Res-sen. ROW 2: Patricia Doyle, Sandra Wosley, Maryann Arntson. Carol Chell. Samuel Dancyger. Nancy Tesmar, Sandra Miller. Jean Crisher. ROW 3: Constance Martenson. Elaine Bono-witz. Judith Sporks. Joyce Krank. Delores Prochoska. ROW 4: Judith Warner, Harold Berman, Jomie Eviden, Shirley Wells. Susan Hubbard, Bonnie Royce. ROW 5: William Warner, Lawrence Larson. Joan Storm. Delores Pinsko. Myron Mandol. Kenneth Bearman. 67 ROW ONE: Carol Ep� t in, Ponny Druk, Jenelu Anderson. Julie Weltors, Nancy Rouzer. Patricia Kinn, Judith Shandler, Miriam Smith. Barbara Master. ROW TWO: Sheila Wolls. Joan Breitman. Marilyn Field. Irene Pieper, Richard Kronstadt, Sheldon Gary. Samofta Howard. Carol Smith, Joyce Gustafson. ROW THREE: Sharon Norman. Alice Johnson. Janice Millor, Judith Rocotte, Diane Winer, Jean Ludwig, Robert Kaye. Julie Tarshish. Betty Olson. ROW FOUR: Orley Pettiford. David Richard, Larry MacDonald, argaret DoKoning, Ira Hoilicher, Brian Grivna. Sandra Greitinger, Kendall Beach. Gail McDermott. The annual representatives have the responsibility of collecting money for the Polaris Annual. There is one member from each home room. They Iceep careful records of the money which is collected in three payments during the year. 68 ANNUAL REPRESENTATIVES LOST AND FOUND, TICKETS Tickets to all games in which North participates are sold by girls under the guidance of Miss Madigan. Sarahaleo Apploman. Sharon Chodos Lost and Found helps careless students retrieve all missing articles. 69 Linda Rubingor, Janet Nislca PROJECTION CREW AIDS NORTH ROW I: Alan Pollvka. Danni Emorson. Bonnie Humphrey. Lovonne Larsen. Kathleen Lechko. ROW 2: Rosemary White. Richard Geldert, Sheila Splan, Janet Thompson. Cheryl Eggert. ROW 3: Beniamin Holm. William Lord. Dennis Polley. Gerald Elliott, John Austin. ROW 4: David Richard, John Hohl, Harold Rein. David Rapacz. Thomas Dorholt. ROW 5: David Peterson. Donald Bunce, John Johnson, Richard Riger, David Ruud. The good natured projection crew is in charge of the audio-visual needs of the entire school. They fulfill this obligation by operating and maintaining the projectors, microphones, taperecorders, televisions, and various other equipment used by teachers and students. The group is kept under control by Mr. Christopherson. LIBRARY AIDS ROW I: Evie O'Brien, Potricia Silva, Shirley Iseri. ROW 2: Ruth Oison, Diana Whited, Kathy Bailey, Betty Cole. ROW 3: Sandra Marchonko, Jorilyn Krause, Susan Nachtsheim. Carolyn Carlton and Sharon Niskanen keep busy sholving books. At North, library aids perform such jobs as shelving, filing, and issuing books. They also send our reminder slips to students with overdue books. Through their efforts, the library is kept running smoothly. 71 5 ROW ONE: Elirabath Pettman, Etta Greenberg. Roberta Gortky. Judith Liman. ROW TWO: Harriet Goldman, Delore Pmike, Cynthia Johnston. Kathryn Friedman. ROW THREE: Barbara Fern. Lucille Shaw. Karen Shutter. Marian Fuller. i p OFFICE AIDS Esta Greenberg. Karen Shuster, and Elaine Ben-owitz checks the discrepancy slips during sixth hour. Future office workers obtain valuable experience assisting North's office staff: run errands, operate switch board, file mail in teachers' boxes, and do numerous other things to keep the office running smoothly. 72 ART AND MIMEOGRAPH AIDS Two girls under the direction of Mr. Thill post all announcements of coming school events. They are in charge of maintaining neat bulletin boards throughout the school. Mary Hubbard and Mario Boorsma po t jomo good advico. Mimeograph aids are hard at work all day long to type and run off work for teachers. Mrs. Carlson is in charge of selecting and training girls for this job. In spring, they are rewarded with service pins for their hard work. ROW I: Kathy VIocV. Sue Inborg, Joan Tomajlto. ROW 2: Diano Biolke. Barbara Forn. EaHeno Somirous. 73 ROW ONE: Elayno Isori, Marilyn Dal©, Patricia Doyla, Barbara Branny, Joanne Bolnick, Micholo Schwartz. ROW TWO: Carolino Dobbs, Marlene Gustafson, Loretta Aletky, Sally Beckfeld, Ronoo Finkolstein. Mary Ann Kinsley. ROW THREE: Barbara Pellow, Gloria Wachter, Judith Olson, Janet Noack, Barbara Nelson. Mary Balke. ROW FOUR: Patricia Benish, Ronald Banta, Darlono Bloomstrand. Bovorly Chovalier, Jeanne Benedix, Marnoll Drake. Nanoe Wallum. ROW FIVE: David Amos. Burnell Leroy Blomquist, Darryl Durand, • Donald Abrahomson, Thomas Patnodo, Lowell Anderson. WORK PROGRAM Members of the work program are among the most ambitious students at North. They attend school in the morning and then depart for their jobs at various downtown business firms. These students are gaining a foothold on the future and their lives’ occupations. The officers of the Minnesota Diversified Vocations come prepared for their jobs: secretary, Loretta Aletky: treasurer, Darryl Durand; president, Patricia Doyle; vice-president. Beverly Chevalier. 74 ROW ONE: Corole Goldstein. Eileen Young. Linda Keeney. Estelle Chemrinow. ROW TWO: Carole Ervasti, Karen Johnson. Marilyn Weinerman. Sarahalee Appleman. ROW THREE: Catherine Hetland. Nancie Griffin, Kathleen Hickey. Rosalyn Furst. COURTESY COMMITTEE Courtesy Committee members work in the counselor's office giving service where needed. Their varied jobs include helping new students adjust to the routine, assisting the counselors in testing projects and programming, and maintaining the Who s Who file, which contains a record of activities of all students at North. Carole Goldstein is in charge of this file. Mr. Anway will see you in a moment. Carol Goldstein records information on the individual Who's Who cards. 75 GIRLS9 GYM LEADERSHIP ROW I: Theresa Rust, Michele Schwartz, Kathleen Lechlco. ROW 2: Gail WalensVy. Ruth Toft. ROW 3: Janet Thompson, Alice Wodekind, Charlotte Archer. Girls participating in gym leadership are a tremendous help to Mrs. Strandlund and Miss Tracy. They keep order in the locker room, take attendance, demonstrate activities, assist the class, substitute for a busy teacher, and care for equipment. Even with so many duties, they still find time to participate in many sports themselves. 76 Ruth Toft beats out the rhythm for a modern dance class. NURSE’S AIDS Nurses' aids assist Miss Dargay by being messengers, errand girls, and sometimes substitute nurses. They also fill out the charts of athletes for the health department. JoAnne Vik and Joyce Krank maintain efficiency in the nurse's office. LUNCHROOM AIDS The lunchroom aids assist the kitchen staff. They take cash, keep the tray belt moving, and serve the teachers. ROW ONE: $ h a r y n Sauer, Judith Thompson. ROW TWO: Irma Beck. Karen Eklund. Miriam Herman. ROW THREE: Beverley Forde, Carol Hi-ivala. Karen Eklund rings-up student lunches. 77 ENGLISH and S.E.P. AIDS Helping English teachers by correcting papers and recording grades is the project of this group. ROW ONE: Faith Bozanson, Sandra Turchick. ROW TWO: Dawn Wright. Barbara Schnoidman. Charyl Hoom. ROW THREE: Robort Peterson, Geraldine Balter, Jeannette Peterson. ROW FOUR: Gerald Elliott, John Johnson, William Burmeister. Sophomore Enrichment Program is a course which encourages and improves reading skills for sophomores. Aids take attendance. pass out material, correct tests, and help students when needed. 78 ROW ONE: Roberta Ressen. ROW TWO: Monica Drossel. Nora Mowery. ROW THREE: Roberta Gorsky. Duty doubles as time for study with Penny Rollin. North's sentinels of the halls confine students to the basement during their lunch period. This policy maintains quiet on the upper floor-s while classes are in session. This volunteer work replaces a study hall. HALL GUARDS ROW ONE: Katherine Bailey, Albert Porter, Vera Sorenson. Marie Nelson. Otto Boersma, Juno Fehringer. ROW TWO: Barbara Dolan, Susan Dion, Deniso Eckonrode, Stevon Prince. Penelopo Rollin. ROW THREE: Billie Carole Hardeman, Janet Soine, Donald Philippy, Monica Droisel, Elaine Paletz, Ruth Ellingboe. ROW FOUR: Suzanne Trutnau, Daniel Donahue. Norman Dusek, Ira Schwartz, Susan Lcvonthal. 79 ROW ONE: Susan Hayes, Betty Kilbury Donna Kaufman. Elena Peterson, Wanda Mark, Roberta Ressen. ROW TWO: Audrey Falk. Geraldine Balter. Jules Beck. Jeffrey Vinokour. Brenda Mayberg. Sharon Granroth. ROW THREE: Robert Cundiff, William Burmeister, Ronald Pesis. Michael Berkowit . Charles Hartfield. Michael Joshua. ROW FOUR: William Rappaport. Nickolas Diedrich. William Warner. Thomas Resnick. Steven Kupeti, DuWayne Kollodge. POLARIS BI-WEEKLY Editor, William Warner To inform the Student Body and Faculty of school activities and news concerning the school. To give training and experience to possible future journalists. To give encouragement to serious thinking by the student body on many issues. To help improve school spirit and the school in general. These have been the achieved goals of the Polaris Bi-Weekly this past year. It has been accomplished under the guidance of Mr. James Anderson and Editor Bill Warner. 80 Adviiar, Mr. Jama Anderson ROW ONE: Business Manager, Michael Berkowih; Editor. Bill Warner. ROW TWO: Page Editors: Sharon Granroth, Jeffrey Vinokour, Shirley Milgrom. Robert Cundiff. ROW THREE: Columnist Audrey Falk: photographer Jules Beck. ROW FOUR: Roberta Ressen. Wanda Mark. Donna Kaufman. Brenda Mayberg. Marvin Gurewitz. William Rappaport. Thomas Resnick, Ronald Pesis. ROW FIVE: Geraldine Balter. DuWayne Kol-lodge, Nick Diodrick. Charles Hartfield. 81 Editor, Barbara Schnoidman ROW ONE: Editor Barbara Schnoidman. ROW TWO: Artist Carole Goldstein and Picture Coordinator Penny Rollin. ROW THREE: Cheryl Eggert, Photographers Phil Dean and David Hoffman. Mary Hubbard. ROW FOUR: Kathy Lechko. DeAnne Morgan. Terry Nudoll. Cheryl Hoem. ROW FIVE: Marty Greilingor. Karen Flodeen. Roger Anderson, Paul Schupmann. Sharon Chodos. Pamela Mattaway. ROW SIX: Advisor. Mr. Harold E. Thill. 1962 ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS . . . Advisor, Mr. Harold Thill Penny Rollin. Picture Coordinator, and Carole Goldstein. Artist, assist Mr. Thill. 82 Our photographers. Phil Doan and David Hoffman, for a baso for our book. Our hopes, plans, and Ideas are all included in this book. In it we have tried to show you exactly what comprises North High. This book contains a little part of each staff member. How could we ever forget the photographers screaming their heads off about scheduling pictures at the last minute. Artist Carole Goldstein, who worked so hard on the cover and then wanted to make it black and white. Our editor, Barbara Schneidman, who never got mad or upset. All the loyal staff members, whose diligent hard work made the book as you see it now. And much thanks to Mr. Thill for all the advice, help, and time he put into this. And thank you, North High, for giving us the opportunity of presenting you in this book. Annual Staff tako a break for lunch after working so hard. Print last name first, first namo last, no nicknames, no initials. 83 CHOIR BLENDS ROW I; Jeanne Sturman, Shirloy Johnson. JoAnne Jankowski. Dorothy White, Janet Anderson. Judith Hall. Bevorly Does. ROW 2: Heidi Borgman. Sheila Wells, Nancy Ranelle. Karen Paige Dawn Wright, Helen Neunsinger, Sara Frisch. ROW 3: DeAnne Morgan, Sharon Schuehler, Charlotte Jatporson, Kathleon Forbos, Patti Schochet, Dawn Berry, Joy Johnson, Alico Wodekind. Marlena Eostlund. Carol Lundberg, Ruth Ann Keske, JoAnne Berry. ROW 4: Charlotto Mjos. Carol Wotley, Carol Chcll, Stephen Goldstein. Lyle Rockier, Mlko Galinson. David Hoffman, James Hatch. Walter Osipenko, Gerald Kline. Duane Nelson. ROW 5: Mario Sandberg. Joanotto Lightfoot. Nadia Korsun, Kathleon Salmon. David Gilyard, Elliott Bediln. David Cronen. Lorry Nolson, Michaol Jiran, Roland Matt. Kennoth Casperson, Ronald Carlson. Choir leadership and spirit are increased under O. Raymond Champlin, Director. He worked hard to build an excellent choir. David Hoffman, Student Director, and Elliott Badzin, President, work with him. Each members also feels a responsibility for his organization. 84 O. Raymond Champlin, Director 108 VOICES ROW I: RivI Roppaport. Ellon Savinoom, Jonolu Anderson, Kathleen Ramirez. Jil! Ackerblade, Virginia DeMann, Chorrio Pieper, Fron Moore, Julie Walter . Sue Migliaccio. ROW 2: Janice Reiiewitz. Nancy Empting. Jean Storm, Margie Elliott. Judy Leo, Judy Hartman. Janet Blomquitt, Carol Sikorski. Beverly Beck. ROW 3: Karen Flodeen Nancy Balto. Sue Welch. Karen Hagfors, Charlotte Oltman, Cheryl Hoem, Judy Teener, Janet Nijka. Joni Rappaport, Michele Smith. Judi Weisman. Donna Grenier. ROW 4: David Sikorski. Shirley Muller, Karen Wahlster. Lorene Sparks. Shirley Milgrom. Linda Erickson. Sandra Sumpter. Linda Van Hale. Jamie Eviden. Sandra Greisinger, Audrey Falk. ROW 5: John Meland. John March. William Martin. William Donald, Douglas Hoppenrath, Stephen Knowlen. James Groth, Edward Englund, Myrna Jorgenson. Nancy Schwartz. Holly Day. Margaret DeKoning. North High Choir is composed of students who ore learning to sing well as a group. Each fourth hour, songs of all types drift out of room 223. These are presented in concerts at North and throughout the city. Because of the choir’s excellence and varied racial background, the group was invited to sing at the Governor's Breakfast in March. Main project of the year is winning an A rating in the State Music Contest. Another highlight is the annual Spring Concert, consisting of a formal concert and a talent show. The singers were rewarded for their efforts by a choir trip in the spring. ROW I: Dawn Wright. Judy Teenor. O. Raymond Champlin. Michelle Smith, Charlotte Oltman. ROW 2: Jean Storm. Ken Casperson, David Hoffman, Elliott Badzin, John Meland. John March, Stephen Knowlen. The Choir Council is the organization's governing body. 85 POLAIRES ROW I: Elian Savineem, LaVonna Larsan, Judy Shandlar. Julie Walter . Sand! Hoffman. ROW 2: Joni Rappaport. DeAnne Morgan, Patricia Wagner, Jamie Eviden. Charlotte Otlman. ROW 3: Helen Neunsinger. Sharon Sturmer, Nancy Balto. Karen Rodeen. Sue Welch. Nancy Empting. ROW 4: Mike Galinton. David Sikorski. Timothy Hayet. John Meland. William Donald. Kenneth Casperson. David Hoffman. Polaires was newly organized this year by Mr. Champlin. The small group of selected voices performed at the Holiday Revue, the Christmas concert, the P.T.S.A. dinner, and several civic groups. Meeting at 7:35 a.m. each Tuesday and Thursday, the members are really interested in music. GLEE CLUB ROW I: Judy Shandlar. Sandi Hoffman, Donna Kennedy. Phyllis Brown. ROW 2: Roberta Stein, LaVonne Larsen. Shirley Zieglmeier. Susan Fischer. ROW 3: Winifred Druk. Sandra Anderson. Mary Leighton, Valerie Goodwin. Sharon Sturmer. Glee Club provides a foundation for entrance to choir. The girls enjoy singing while working toward music appreciation. 86 FIRST CHAIR and POLAR BAND FIRST CHAIR ROW I: Philip Isaacson, Peter Johnson, Philip Dean, Thomas Sopoci. ROW 2: Michael Michlin. Arnie Potek. Robort Koskitalo, Gerhard Horn, Sandra Rosen. Chuck Lawrence. Nancy Lechner. First chair members of the band are placed through try-outs. They usually play the solos and the more difficult parts in musical selections. POLAR BAND Every first hour, Polar Band members strive to improve their instru mental ability. The next step is entrance into A Band. ROW I: Judy Backerud Leslie Weizenegger, Marion Erickson. Edna Johnson. Richard Kleinbaum. ROW 2: Arnold Cwik. William Lauder, Robert Heiberg, Rodney Swenson. Richard Mankowski, Carl Clarke. ROW 3: Deborah Clark. Gerald Oak-vik. Gerhard Horn, director and assistants. 87 BAND ADDS ZEST ROW ONE: Patricio Korogi, Meredith Babin, Jules Beck, Howie Savitt. Gerhard Horn, Peter Johnson. ROW TWO: Susan Gregersen. Betty Thereau, Cynthia Moehrl. Annette Martinson. Karen Wilbur. Joanne Lindroos, David Williams. Sandro Rosen. ROW THREE: Philip Dean. William Snodgrass, Arnio Potok. Leonard Wasser. Gordon H ess. Carol Dunlap. Joremy Britzlus. ROW FOUR: Anthony Wagner, James Wepplo. John Horris, Ernest Suomela. Anito Goodman, David Hutchins. Judy Bukstein. Borton Parks. Timothy Clayton. Wynne Williams. ROW FIVE: Gerald Oakvlk. COLOR GUARD: Jomes Welter. Gary Wilensky, Mark Welter, Richard Riger. William' Lauder. Gerald Bukstein. James Mitchell. Drum Major. 88 Gerald Oakvik, Director. TO SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ROW ONE: Nancy Lechnyr, Mary Dutton. Judith Sparks, Martha Cohen. Cheryl Friedell, Pat Flannelly, Joyce Krank. ROW TWO: Robert Keskitalo, William Hammerman. Jennifer Conlow. Judith Benzick. Joan Haug, Deborah Clark. Thomas Sopoci. ROW THREE: Robert Carlton, Robert Livon. Charles Lawrence. Kenneth Heruth, Kenneth Cram, Phillip Brown, Jeremy Gottstein, John Starks. ROW FOUR: Bernard Stay. Philip Isaacson. PERCUSSION SECTION: Mike Wilson. Thomas Hara. Judith Parsons, Claudia Barge. Patricia Lechnyr, James Mitchell, Dennis Colman, Michael Michlin. BAND COUNCIL North High Band, under the direction of Mr. Oakvik, constantly strives to present better music to the public. Members give up much extra time, so the school can be proud of them. Our band plays for basketball and football games, pep fests, auditoriums, and evening concerts with vim and vigor. They sponsor the Holiday Revue and Sno-Ball, a variety show and dance. ROW ONE: Gerald Oakvik. Jeremy Gottstein. John Harris. Charles Lawrence. Kenneth Cram. ROW TWO: James Mitchell. Gerhard Horn, Howard Savitt, Arnie Potek. Deborah Clark. Nancy Lechnyr. 89 Pop Club officor ore Kathleen Shine and Jeanneno Rom. PEP CLUB ADDS SPIRIT TO NORTH Every Monday after school, the Pep Club makes posters, coins slogans, and whips up enthusiasm for sports events. Under the direction of Miss Tracy, this high-powered group helps build school spirit. FIRST ROW: Carole Spandel, Darlene Flagle, Judy Backerud, Rosalind Horowitz. Estelle Chemrinow, Susan Garvey. Robyn Winkle, Donna Branny. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Sturman. Shirley Johnson. Charlotte Jasperson. Sandra Meyers. Susanna Urvina. Nancy Tesmar, Thornton Whitson. Barbara Edelstein. THIRD ROW: Elaine Paletz. Jeannine Ross. Julie Tarshish. Marilyn Weinerman, Rochelle, Locketz. Barbara Paletz. Shari Gutman. Sharon Granroth. FOURTH ROW: Harriet Goldman. Joanne Kumagai, Barbara Forris, Patricia Wagner. Bonnie Royce. Janice Reisewitz. Estel a Lazerowitz, Sharon Fleisher. Sandra Saltzman. FIFTH ROW: Verna Jondall, Kathleen Hickey. Lynda Johnson. Helen Quintal, Carol Ries. Janice Littlejohn. Kathleen Shine. Jerilyn Krause. FIRST ROW: Shirley Muller. Nancy Rouzer. Monica Dross el. Diane Shyder. Theresa Rust, Margaret Anderson. Roberta Gorsky. SECOND ROW: Susan Hokemier. Susan Meath. LaVonne Larsen. Denise Carter. Mary Ann Workman, Darlene Smith. THIRD ROW: Barbara St. Orge. Barbara Dolan, Donna Paegel, Suzanne Kronstedt, Carol Jenista. Ann Mitchell, Lois Kari. FOURTH ROW: Claudia Barge Barbara Nelson. Donna Baker, Janice Bernu. Sharon Wells. Irene Pieper. FIFTH ROW; Judith Parsons, Roberta Kennedy. Sharon Sturmer, Patricia Moskal, Elizabeth Schraeder, Lynda Kane. Roberto Ressen Betty Kilbury Diane Turnquist Jeanette Juntille Judy Parsons Virginia Anderson POLARETTES PERFORM Polerettes dance to the mu$ic of Boogie Woogie for the Homocoming program. 92 Loft to Right: Lois Anderson, Roberta Ressen, Joanne Berry, Carole Ervasti, Karen Wahliter, Betty Kilbury, Eileen Singer. Jeanette Juntille. Susan Haye . Judy Parsons, Carol Smith. Ginny Anderson. Lois Anderson Joanne Berry Susan Hayes Sandra Marchenko Irma Beck Michelle Gallup AT MANY FUNCTIONS Polarettes are a fine asset to North High. They work hard to do their best, performing often at games, pep fests, Homecoming and the Holiday Review. Through the years, they have added charm, grace, and talent to North's reputation. The Polarette Wishing Well Polarette officer are: Kneeling. Carole Ervasti. treasurer; Left, Virginia Anderson, co-captain: Right. Betty Kilbury. captain. 93 Hl-C Hi-C's main objectives are providing Christian fellowship and introducing others to Christ. Weekly meetings are either serious with a religious slant or social, such as hayrides, caroling, or bowling. The city wide meeting, held in spring, was financed this year by the sale of Christmas wreaths. Officers: Jennelu Andorson, Faith 8ezan-son, Holly Day. ROW I: Elizabeth Webb, Faith Bezanson, Beverly Bie. Jenelo Anderson. ROW 2: Margie Elliott. James Welter, Mary Dutton. Nancy Empting, Elizabeth Theroeu. ROW 3: Mark Wolter. Nencie Griffin. Karon Casperson, Nick Diedrich. 94 ROW ONE: William Ingison, Dennis Pearson. Robert Brace, Harley Finnvik, David Olsen. Daryl Hathaway, Michael Galinson, Melvin Schanfiold. Neil Covin. ROW TWO: Darrel Laroen. Richard Dahl, James Oren, Richard Kangas, Gerald Elliott. Roger Anderson, Robort Wright. William Finlayson, William Gleason. ROW THREE: Gary Buss, Robert Enghausen, William Warner, Perry Flasher. Paul Pettman, Michael Borlcowitx. Harry Jones. John Menge, Mark Alch. ROW FOUR: Timothy Hayes. Douglas Erickson, Charles Moore. Paul Schupmann. John Starks, Daniel Favreau, Vance Kinkol, John Bruchert, John Holman. “N” CLUB N Club has been formed to promote fellowship among the athletes within our school. This club sold the senior announcements of graduation and in the spring held a banquet for all members and their dates. Officers from top to bottom: President Ken Casperson, vice-president James Oren, secretary Robert Wright, treasurer Louis Lindstrom. £„ Jl ROW ONE: John Gutowski, Bill Burmoister. Michael Shiff, Kenneth Pritchett, Paul Juntilla, Bruce Leo, Walter Gonior. Bruce Palmor. ROW TWO: Louis Lindstrom. John Jacobs, Burnell Blomquist, David Kuehn. Jerry Waddick, Harvey Tillipman, Thomas Wallner, Larry Roppe. Jeff Brennan. ROW THREE: Jasper Henderson, Lowell Isenborg, Myron Stolp. Leo Johnson, Joe Kopstein. Kenneth Casperson. Tom Johnson, Jonathan Williams, DuWayne Kollodge. ROW FOUR: William Weise, Bruce Gates. Ronald Carlson, Henry Jennings, Gary Wilensky, Philip Isaacson, John Connoy. Robort Stabne, Carnell Hall. 95 The officers of Y-teens are: President, Mary Hubbard: vice president, Cheryl Eggert; treasurer. Cheryl Hoem; chaplain. Linda Erickson; publicity chairman, Beverly Does; secretary, Jeanette Juntilla: I.C.C.. Jean Storm. Y-TEENS Y-teens is a world-wide girls' organization that is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. Contained in this pledge are the goals of every member of Y-teens: We hold high our aim and name as members of Y-teens To grow as a person, To grow in fellowship with people of all races and creeds, To grow in the knowledge and love of God. Service to the community was carried out by the club. They caroled during the Christmas season and collected food for baskets at Thanksgiving time. Individual chapters organized events such as splash parties at the Y, hay rides, and pajama parties. All-school activities were sponsored by Y-teens through-out the year. A big event was the Y-teens Brotherhood Program on February 23. The Christmas Dance and the Mother-Daughter Tea were enjoyed by many. In the spring a picnic was held, in which new officers were inducted. ROW ONE: Andrea Ekbarg. Nancy Tesmar. Carol Quast, Kathleen Lechko. Bonnie Humphrey. Carol Dunlap. ROW TWO: Nancy Youngren, Suianne Norman, Joan Haug. Donna Paegel, Janet Thompson. ROW THREE: Bonnie Hanson. Kathleen Shine. LeVonne Perry, Kay Christensen. Janice Miller. Cheryl Eggert. 96 DELTA BETA ROW ONE: Penny Rollin, Kathleen Forbes. Benidict. Arnold. Donna Granroth. Robyn Winkle. ROW TWO: Janice Bernu. Candace Eggert, Carole Smith. Carol Jeniste, Ann Mitchell. Susan Hokemier. ROW THREE: Joy Johnson, Cheryl Jopp. Mary Eileen Hubbard. Barbara Nelson. Darlene Anderson. LA TREKES ROW ONE: Jeanette Juntille. Jean De Boer. Susan Migliaccio. Joyce Gustafson. Marilyn Westlund. ROW TWO: Frances Moore. Irene Pieper, Bonnie Smith. Barbara Dolan. Kathleen Little. ROW THREE: Karen Eklund. Donna Baker. Carol L. Swanson. Beverly Beck. Sharon Granroth. ROW FOUR: Annette Moskal, Dorothy Narkie. Claudia Berge. Lois Anderson. Judith Parsons. 97 LE5 BELLES AMIES ROW ONE: Marla Hanno. Lynda Bondtxen, Michelle Gollup, Ludmila Kamensky, Camille Lepora. ROW TWO: Cheryl Hoem, Shirley Muller. Shelly Eggert, Chorrie Pleper. ROW THREE: Sandra Groisinger. JoAnne Berry. Dawn Wright, JoAnn Krause. Karen Paige. YAKAE-ONNA ROW ONE: Sandra Giesa, Terri Miller, Sandra Brecht. Judith Backerud, Susan Krueger. ROW TWO: Bonnie Prince. Joanne Kumagai. Kathy Vlock. Judith Warner. ROW THREE: Nona Williams. Lynda Johnsen. Judith Auger. Bonnie Hultman. Gloria Harris. 98 LES CHERES ROW ONE: Sandra Sumpter, Judith Sparks, DeAnne Morgan, Julio Isaacson, Sandra Miller, Diane Hanson. ROW TWO: Kathleen Bachman, Jacqualino Engle, Jeannine Ross, Sandra Meyers. Charlotte Oltman, Marie Hagen. ROW THREE: Verna Jondall, Linda Erickson, Myrna Jorgenson, Karen Flodeon, Susan Welch, Kathleen Singer. LES AMIES ROW ONE: Kathloen Milton, Patrician Korogi, Judith Hall, Michele Smith. Ray Dahlquist. ROW TWO: Jeanne Sturman, Judy Krause. Carol Sikorski, Carol Chell, Susan Meath, SanDeo Wesloy. ROW THREE: Sharon Wella, Janice Johnson, Jean Storm, Charlotte Mjos, Shirley Wells. 99 MERCURY ROW ONE: Anthony Wagner, Ernest Suomele, Ronald Sumstad. ROW TWO: Gordon Hess. John Harris, Berme Stay, James Oren. ROW THREE: John Starkf. Patrick O'Brien, Wynne Williams. Hl-Y Hi-Y, which is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., is a world organization with a history and tradition of over half a century of growth and expansion in service and fellowship. Their purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. North's Hi-Y club is divided into smaller clubs organized at the beginning of the school year. They met every Tuesday night; one of the members serves as host in offering his home as the meeting place. A leader attends all their meetings and functions. The activities Hi-Y has planned this year include collecting Goodwill clothing bags, a joint Hi-Y—Y-Teens collection for the United Fund, and a money raising project as a contribution for the World Fellowship fund of the Y.M.C.A. In February, Hi-Y held its annual Sno-Day at a Y camp near the city. On Lincoln's birthday, they sent representatives to the all-city Hi-Y—Y-Teens conference held downtown. Throughout the year within each individual chapter, social events such as hayrides and parties are planned. 100 NORSEMAN ROW ONE: Robert Wright, Sheldon Krone, Welter Gonior, Ro ger Mord. ROW TWO: Burnell Blomquist, Williem Burmeister. Chuck Lawrence, Bruce Lee. ROW THREE: Devid Soltis, Poul Schupmenn, Doneld Adems, Russell Peterson. President Chuck Lawrence and Treasurer David Soltis are standing behind Vice President Bruce Lee and Secretary Bob Wright. These officers represent both clubs at all-school meetings. 101 ALL WORK AND NO PLAY • • • Roger Mord. Bill Burmeistor and Paul Schupmann volley for the ervo. Another good hot for Bill Burmeister. Three of the Musketeer An educational” Hi-Y game?! 102 . . . FROM THE SENIOR QUESTIONNAIRE What at North will you be glad to leave? . . 518 steps i have to climb up and down every day ... . . HALF LOCKERS . . What will you miss at North? . . . delicious plate lunches . . . . . . Warm Water in the Drinking Fountains . . . What was the biggest problem you ran into at North? .. TRYING TO OFFER AN ORIGINAL OPINION IN CLASS .. . . . Red Tape . . . What is your favorite expression for North? . . . all's well that ends WELL . . .” . . BEST there IS . . What has been your biggest gripe here? . . . not'having a coffee . . . break after second hour ... . . . LONG auditoriums; SHORT auditoriums . . . ... getting UP in the morning . . 103 Members of Siege Crew are. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Loblzeno, Mark Peterson, Larry Morgen, Bruce Hutchinson, Terry Keno, John Kozel. ON STAGE 104 Art class gets a lesson in perspective. Sitting pretty. Tho Jewols entertain Polars. Celebrities and queen from Washburn pay surprise visit. 105 . .. cheerleaders plan strategy (. . . why don't they YELL? ...) . . . lines swapped in the hall at three ... ... Karen Bosak— greetings from the Alumni... . . . dancing with Sadie Hawkins ... .. . flight formation with Polaris missile . .. ... over the crowd ... ... plunging into the overture with Mr. Oakvik ... .. . at Christmas time with the Y-teens ... .. . band formation with refreshments at halftime . . . ... waltzing on the floor with West.. . 109 SPORTS INJURIES SLOW Dean Quam fires a pass down fiold Coach Leo Snell Assistant Coach Harry Brown Ably led by co-captains, Ken Casperson and Bob Wright, the football team struggled through a tough season. Injuries held the Polars back with three boys receiving broken legs. With Ken Casperson as the only returning regular, Coach Snell hod a big rebuilding job to do. Bill Weise, John Williams, Don Lacher, Bill Waddick, Wright and Casperson were the bulwarks of the strong Polar line. Casperson was also voted the most valuable player on the team by his teammates. The starting ends were Dan Favreau and Ron Carlson. Starting at quarterback for most of the year was Dean Quam, a fine passer who threw three touchdown passes during the season. Mel Douglas, at halfback, thrilled the fans many times with his long runs, a couple of those good for 63 and 68 yards. Other top backfield men were John Jacobs, Jim Oren, and Vern Munson. Assistant Coach Vance Kinkle receive aid from Lowell Isenberg and Melvin Schanfield. Carl Kroening 110 POLAR ELEVEN Jim Oren makes diving tackle. North opened its season against Roosevelt with one of its best games by losing ten to two. Three safeties highlighted this game and except for one defensive lapse the Polars might have taken it. In their second contest, the North Eleven bowed to an unusually strong Vocational team, 12 to 6, with the winning touchdown being scored with less than one minute remaining. In losing 47-12, to city champion Washburn, the Polars achieved the distinction of scoring more points against the Washburn defense than any other school during the season. Having a bye. North traveled to Albert Lea and lost 26-6 in freezing temperatures. The football team played their best game for Homecoming against Southwest and lost a heartbrealcer . . . 14-7. Spurred on by the slogan 'Drive the Tribe to Suicide, the Polar eleven fought valiantly for Queen Carole Ervasti and her court but finally succumbed to the superior strength of their opponents. Although we had the first winless season in a long time at North, the Polar football team showed tremendous spirit and heart and gave loyal Polar fans a lot of good, hard football. Albert Lea player stopped for short gain. SEASON RECORD North 2 Roosevelt 10 North. 6 Vocational ... 12 North 12 Washburn 47 North 6 Albert Lea 26 North 7 Southwest 14 North 0 Edison 40 North 6 Marshall 21 III 28 SENIORS FIRST ROW: Molvin Schanfield. Tom Wallner. Phillip Wynn. Richard Bratrudo, Kenneth Pritchert, Bill Burmoister, John Gutowsky. Richard Dahl SECOND ROW: Dan Favreau, Earl Christophorton. Leslie Johnson. John Mange. Paul Pottman, Duane Roy. Buddy Blomquist. Ronnie Lynch. THIRD ROW; Lowell Isenborg. Vern Munson. Vance Kinkel. Jon William . Gary Weinberg. Ken Casperson, Leo Johnson. Ron Carlson. Bill Weise. Burnell Blumquist Gary Bratrude William Burmeitter Earl Christopherson Phillip Issacson Leo Johnson Vance Kinkle Dwayne Kollodge Bruce Lee LEAD TEAM FIRST ROW: Allen Ziskin, Don Locher. Jim Oren. Bob Wright. Bruce Lee. Darrell Laroen, Coach Lee Snell. SECOND ROW; Larry McMelon. Bob Keskitalo. DuWayne Kollodge, Harvey Tillipman, Jerry Elliot. Larry Roppe. Joel Harm . Coach Harry Brown. THIRD ROW: Phil Isaacson, Joe Kopstein. Allan Slacter. Dean Quam. Bill Waddiclt. Gary Pikala, Mel Douglass. Coach Carl Kroening. Melvin Douglas Gerold Elliot Daniel Favreau Joel Harms Donald Locker Vern Munson Paul Pettman Gary Pikala Kenneth Prichert Harvey Tillipman William Waddick William Weise Jonathon Williams 113 FIRST ROW: Mike Peter Gomez. John Tolentino. Terry Nagle Mike Rostamo. Dean Quam. Dennis Rekitad Jim Lenhardt. SECOND ROW: Coach Hutton. Dave Kuehn. John Starks Paul Schupmann. Joe Lachner. Joe Pollack. John Fab.enke. Dan Favreau. Marshall Schwartz. Paul Goldstein. Brian McKinely. BASEBALL TEAM WINS AGAIN Joe Pollack takes a healthy cut. Loaded with veterans, North's baseball team, coached by Joe Hutton, took the Northern division crown for the second straight year winning all eight division games and the first game of the city playoffs. Then the Polars bogged down and lost the next two games and the city championship to a strong Washburn team. Barring an injury to Joe Pollack, a three-year veteran and ace pitcher, the Polars could conceivably have taken state championship. Joe Pollack, Marshall Schwartz, Mike Rostamo, Paul Schupmann, and Dean Quam were the pitchers. Pollack pitched the first four games before injuring an arm muscle on the way to a no-hitter against Edison. Schwartz and Rostamo pitched the remaining seven games with Schwartz hurling a no-hitter in the first game of the city playoffs. Schupmann and Quam pitched well in relief and non-conference tilts and gained valuable experience for the 1962 squad. 114 Miko Rostamo starting his slido. Dannie Rokstad guards home plote. Coach Joe Hutton Mike Rostamo slams out a hit. Dennie Rekstad and Brian McKinley handled the catching chores. Rekstad, only a sophomore, was one of the leading hitters on the team and also a fine receiver. For most of the season Paul Goldstein, Joe Lachner, Dave Gomez, and John Fabienke made up the starting infield, the fifth man being Dave Kuehn. Gomez to Lachner to Goldstein was a familiar double-play combination. Terry Nagle. Jim Lenhardt, John Tolentino, John Starks, and Dan Favreau comprised the Polar outfield. These boys got the job done both offensively and defensively. With only four returning lettermen, Schupmann, Kuehn. Starks, and Favreau, Coach Joe Hutton will have a big rebuilding job this spring to keep up the tradition of winning baseball teams at North. SEASON RECORD North 16 Vocational 6 North 18 Marshall 0 North 7 Henry ... 0 North . 5 Edison 0 North 12 Vocational 0 North II Marshall 3 North 9 Henrv 8 North 4 Edison City Playoffs 3 North 7 Washburn 1 North 8 Washburn 12 North 3 Washburn 5 Paul Goldstein strotches for the putout. Dennie Rekstad swings a mean bat. 115 TRACK TEAM FINISHES FOURTH Harry Jonas and Lao Johnson demonstrate their hurtling and starting form. On your mark, get set, ready, BANG!!! And another North track team is off to a fine season. In 1961 the trackmen, some of the most spirited ever, finished fourth in the city competition. The team won four dual meets this season, losing only one to Roosevelt. The most pleasant suprise of the year: Julius Crawford capturing the city broad jump championship with a jump of 22 feet 10 inches. Gary Clark, Julius Crawford, and Tom McCaffrey qualified for the state meet. Coach Lars Kindem 116 FIRST ROW: Tim Hayes, Del Peterson, Gary Clark. Tom McCaffrey, Dick Toft, Rick Reiss, Julius Crawford. Dan Berglund. Harry Thompson. SECOND ROW: Carnell Hall, Jasper Henderson, Harry Jones. John March. Leo Johnson. Dave Sikorski, Bob Brace. Ron Nienaber, Jim Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Tim Aune, Craig Fitch, Ken Casperson, Bob Enghausen, John Cutow-ski. Larry MacMellon, Don Pearson, Mark Alch, Don Fuchs. FIRST ROW: Mike Stanley, Richard Emorson, Steve Kairies. Joel Harms. SECOND ROW: Robort Wright, Larry Roppe, Paul Pettman, Phil Issacson, Kon Casperson, John Duggan. THIRD ROW: Melvin Schanfield—mgr., Ottie Boersma. Thomas Hera. John Carlson, Jorry Scott. Tony Wagner, Coach Don Strickland. FOURTH ROW: Richard Rigor—mgr., Robert Fleming. John Gutowski, Robert Keskatalo, Donald Pearson, Bill Hammerman—mgr. Coach Strickland GRAPPLERS PIN OPPONENTS The 1961-62 Polar grapplers led by co-captains Bob Wright and Ken Casperson, finished their season with six wins and seven losses. This second division finish was due partially to the loss of several of last year’s starters who went to Brooklyn Center. Most of the season consisted of city dual meet competition. Standouts in these meets were Harms, Roppe, Wright, Isaacson, Pettman, and Casperson. Bob Wright rides his opponont. WRESTLERS FIGHT THEIR WAY TO VICTORIES 118 Steve Kairies rolls opponent. Peul Pettman loses control. In the district, several of the wrestlers lost close matches and as a result only Cas-person was able to qualify for the region, from which he advanced to the state. With the loss of six senior starters through graduation, next year’s team will be greatly handicapped, but under the able coaching of Don Strickland the team should do well. Kan Casporson pins his man. SEASON RECORD North 41 Edison 15 North 20 Bloomington 34 33 North St. Paul 23 22 Roosevelt 23 North 13 Washburn 37 North 25 South 28 North ... 15 Henry 35 North II Vocational 36 North 27 West ......... 21 North 16 Marshall 28 North.... 43 Central 7 North 21 Orono 18 North 23 Southwest 17 Won 6 Lost 7 Phil Isaacson throws on a figure four. LINE-UP 95 lbs. Ottie Boersma 103 lbs. Mike Stanley 112 lbs. Steve Kairies 120 lbs. Milt de Jesus 127 lbs. Joe Harms 133 lbs. Don Pearson 138 lbs. Larry Roppe 145 lbs. Bob Wright 154 lbs. Paul Pettman 165 lbs. Phil Isaacson 175 lbs. Ken Casperson Hwt. John Duggan 119 Larry Roppe slaps on a predicament. FIRST ROW: Bob Johnson, Miko King, Vane® Kinklo, David Curtis. Louie Lindstrom, Harry Thompson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Kline, Darrel Sandborn, Ron Carlson. Bruce Gates, Bill Weise. 8ob Kramer, Myron Stolp. Leo Johnson, Kenny Crow. Coach Joe Hutton Coach John Conover CAGER5 FINISH SECOND IN CITY The 1961-62 basketball team compiled a 7-3 record in a tough city conference. It was led by All-City forward Myron Stolp and second team All-City guard Louie Lindstrom. These boys, along with Bruce Gates, Jerry Kline, and Bob Kramer, were the nucleus of the Polar five. Relieving whenever necessary were Vance Kinkle, Leo Johnson, and Mike King. Their record was good enough for a second-place tie with Edison. The cagers lost only to Central, South, and Southwest. They advanced to the semi-finals of District 17 play where they lost a close one to Southwest. Myron Stolp scored 202 points in 10 games to place second in the city scoring race. He was noted throughout the league as a fierce competitor and tough defensive man. Louie Lindstrom, co-captain along with Stolp, was one of the best outside shots in the conference. He also finished in the top ten scorers of the city. Bob Kramer, a 6'5 center and only a sophomore, played good ball, especially in the districts, and shows promise of a great future at North. 120 Myron Stolp puts in two more. Bruce Gates is ciosely guarded SEASON RECORD NORTH 45 West 43 NORTH 51 Washburn 41 NORTH 52 Central 61 NORTH 47 South 51 NORTH 64 Edison 55 NORTH 67 Vocational 26 NORTH 59 Roosevelt 48 NORTH 51 Marshall 49 NORTH 74 Henry 32 NORTH 55 Southwest 64 Louis Lindstrom leads a fast break. Another basket for Myron. 121 SENIORS TO SUCCESS LOUIS LINDSTROM BRUCE GATES ROW ONE: William Warner. Vern Munson, John Connoy. Darrol Larveu. ROW TWO: Dava Olsen, Phil Winny, Dave Andorson, Bruce •Henderson. Richard Warhoe. Lowell Isenberg. Bud Stay. HOCKEY SQUAD SKATES THROUGH A TOUGH SEASON Although North's pucksters were not in title contention, they played the role of the conference spoiler in knocking off previously first place West and Marshall. Before each of these games their opponent was the conference leader but North put West out of contention by a score of 2-1, and Marshall never recovered from its 4-3 lose. North's season record, however, was not an indication of its potential, the pucksters seemed to play in spurts. In non-conference games the Polars outhustled many fine teams, finishing with an 8-4 record. Captain Tom Roden was North's ace scorer and one of the conference stars. Bob Bertrand and Co-captain Bruce Henderson completed the first line, with John Connoy and Bill Warner on defense and goalie Dave Olson in the nets. Other Polar standouts were John Anderson, Mike Burht, Darrell Laroen, Vern Munson, and Bernard Stay. 124 Harry Brown makes sacrifices. Polar on tho attack. Tom Roden scores again. SEASON RECORD North 2 Washburn 5 North 3 Edison 5 North 3 Roosevelt 8 North . 2 West 1 North 1 Southwest 4 North . 3 Central 4 North . 0 South 10 North.. 4 Marshall . North . 6 Vocational G North. Henry Jerry Waddick It let for shot. 125 Time out for repairs. William Warner on defense. FIRST ROW: Arnie Swart . James LoGro. Bruco Palmer. Johnny Tobl er. Steve Person. SECOND ROW: Charles Moore, Bill Gleason, Paul Juntilla, Bill Ingiton, John Bruchert. Bob Stabno. Bill Finleyson. THIRD ROW: Tom McBride, Hinrichs, Loren Smith, Coach Lewis Burnett. Tom Johnson, Creighton Orth. Stevo Frisvold. FOURTH ROW: Gary LaFave, Joe Neuberger, Jerry Waddick, Bill Jordan, Glenn Lindfors. Gary Leone. The 1962 gymnastic team, led by many outstanding boys, once again captured the state crown. In their climb to the top, they swept the city, district and region titles. Due to the loss of several superior boys to Brooklyn Center, the team was greatly weakened. However, under the able coaching of Louis Burnette, the team developed quickly and was able to achieve top honors in B and C classes. Paul Juntilla. John Brushert, Bruce Palmer, Tom Johnson. Charles Moore, Bill Gleason, Bill Ingison. John Tabler, Hames LeGro and Joe Newberger were a few of the top contributors to the success of this year's team. Coach Louie Burnett 126 Paul Juntilla works the parallels. Another trophy tor Louie and North. GYMNASTS CAPTURE STATE CROWN 127 John Bruchert works his horse set. Tom Johnson on the rings. Bob Stabno demonstrates good form. Bruce Palmer works on free exercise. 128 Bill Ingison finishes parallel set. FIRST ROW: Mike Lon sky, Jay Workman. Ira Heilicher. Raymond Leon, Gary Snapko. SECOND ROW: Jacob Juriiz. Chester Merino. Jorry Waldorskl. Dennis Willey, Dennis Pearson. Mike Frolichman. THIRD ROW: Coach Sheely, Alan Peterson. Grant Olsen, Gary Buss, Gary Pikala, Perry Flasher, Marty Cuda, Bob Enghausen. Coach Harlan Sheely SWIM TEAM FINISHES SIXTH Finishing with a 2-7 record, good for sixth place in the city, the swimming team under Coach Sheely splashed its way through a tough schedule. Captain Gary Buss, swimming the 400 yard freestyle and backstroke. Chester Merino in the 100 yard freestyle, and Jerry Waddick in diving led the team in scoring. All three placed well in city competition. Other top performers included juniors Perry Flasher, Dennis Pearson, Dennis Willey, and Jerry Waldorski and sophomores Alan Peterson, Mike Frolichman, and Mike Lonsky. M'ke Lonsky doing a jackknife. Jerry Waldorski gets off to a quick start. 129 FIRST ROW: Coach Lari Kindem. Bill Ingison, Bruco Palmer, Barry Shiff. Rick Kangas. Wade Britzius. Jim Groth, Leonard Wasser, Erling Troiwick, Bjorn Gloppen. SECOND ROW: Doug Erickson, John Helmen, John Bruchert. Ken Heruth. Tim Cayton. Rod Swenson, Eorl Christopherson, Jim Hatch. SKI TEAM JUMPS TO FIFTH STRAIGHT CITY TITLE Coach Lars Kindem Led by captains Bruce Palmer and Douglas Erickson, the 1961-62 ski team, undefeated in city competition since 1957, fought its way to its fifth straight city title. Of the three events, cross country seemed to be the strongest this year: Doug Erickson and John Helman leading the attack. Bill Ingison and Bruce Palmer topped the slalom events, with John Helman and Joe Turunen, an outstanding sophomore, leading the way in jumping. Coach Lars Kindem also cited John Bruchert, Jim Groth, and Ken Heruth as important contributors to this year's team. Expectations for another fine season next year rests with the success of such excellent sophomores as Rick Kangas, Lenard Wasser. Jerry Britzuis, Erling Troswick, and Tim Clayton. Co-captains Bruco Palmer and Doug Erickson. 130 SWIMMERS AND SKIERS IN ACTION 131 Gary Buss doing the backstroke. FIRST ROW: Roger Anderson, Julei Beck. Neil Covin. SECOND ROW: Dave Hufchin , Michael Michlin, Michael Appleman, Bruce Berezovsky. TENNIS SQUAD FINISHES ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON Coach Vernon Backes SEASON RECORD North 5 West 0 North 1 4 North 4 ...1 North 4 Central 1 North 4 Edison 1 North 4 1 North 5 0 North 5 0 North 0 Roosevelt 5 North 5 Marshall 0 North's netmen, coached by Mr. Vernon Backes. concluded the 1961 season with a respectable third place finish, losing only to Washburn and Roosevelt. Individual efforts by Gil Rozman, Jules Beck, and Roger Anderson with support from Dave Swenson. Joel Berman, Neil Covin, and Jerry Sadoff combined to make the season a success. Following the regular city schedule, North placed Gil, Jules, Roger, and Neil in the district meet, with Gil and Jules at doubles advancing to the Region where they qualified for the State and placed fourth. Despite the fact that there will be only three lettermen returning for the 1962 season, expectations for the first place finish are favorable. 132 FIRST ROW: Walter Gonier. Barry Shift. Michael Galinson. SECOND ROW: Charles Lawrence. Craig Fisher. Michael Shiff. Alan Perpor. GOLFERS DRIVE THEIR WAY TO VICTORY Coach Ed Soltys The 1961 golf team completed another fine season with a fourth place finish in the city standings. The team was composed of: captain, Mike Shiff: Mike Galinson; Mike Ingram, and Mike Kunin. Leading the way for the Polar four was Mike Shiff who had an outstanding year. Mike not only finished the regular season with flying colors, but also placed in the district, region, and state meets, after the season. Other contributions to the team were: Walter Gonier, Charles Lawrence, Alan Perper, and Vance Kinkle. With only two returning lettermen for the 1962 season, Coach Ed Soltys will have to rely on the development of several sophomore prospects for a successful season. SEASON RECORD North 171 2 South 8 North 9 Roosevelt ...„ .13 North !2' 2 Southwest ... .11 North 231 j Vocational 4 2 North 10 Edison 17 North.... ....15 Henry m 2 North 20 Central ' : North 8 2 Washburn 12 North 25' j Marshall 3' 2 North .... 9 West 18 133 Jules Beck smashes a fore-hand drive. Roger Anderson works on his back- Mike Shiff blasts out of sand trap. hand. GOLF AND TENNIS SWING TO VICTORY Walter Gonier lines up a put, Neil Covin tries the half-volley. CROSS COUNTRY RUNS CIRCLES AROUND FIVE TEAMS FIRST ROW: Rick Kangat, Mark Alch. Daryl Hathaway, Bob Enghau an. Tim Hayes, Doug Erickson, Harry Jones. Dave Sikorski, Ray Nelson. SECOND ROW: Erling Troswick, Tim Cayton, Rich Mankowski, Wade Britxius, John Paro, Don Pearson, Bill Waddick, Stove Toft, Mike Stanley, Denny Emerson, Roy Jones. THIRD ROW: Paul Buresh, Don Brace. Jack Shnicder, Len Wossor. Denny D. Dimwit, Rod Swenson, Marv Rorwick. Cross country ended its city conference season with a conference record of five wins and two losses. This was a fine showing for the harriers because they lost to two of the toughest teams in the city, South and Roosevelt. Five of Coach Lewis Burnett's boys ran in the state meet held at Duluth. They were Doug Erickson, Butch Hathaway, Rick Kangas. Robert Eng-hausen and Mark Alch. Twelve members of the team competed in the city meet. Coach Burnett is looking forward to a good season next year because of the fine look of his future runners. Co-captain Doug Erick- on and Tim Haye . 135 SOPHOMORES LEARN SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL, FIRST ROW: Rockne Bergman. Milce Lonsky, Bob Heiberg, Ted Crockett, Bob Persson. Larry Morgan, Gary Snapko. SECOND ROW: Milton Schindler. Jim Dattalo, Noil Lund. John Kranitz. Fred Wallner, Ron Druk. John Duggan. THIRD ROW: Dan O'Mara, Garland William . Bill Lord, Rand ell Simpson, Vem LaValle, Dick Bratrude, Jim Kmetz. Bill Snedeker. FOURTH ROW: Ken Smiley. Frank Franklin, Miko Frolichman, Harry Mitchell, Gary Smith. Gary Engolhart. Jim Rivers. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL, FIRST ROW: Mike Appleman, Nathan Wolk, Mike King, Bob Heiberg, Ted Crockett, Charles Turchick. SECOND ROW: Jim Rivers, Harry Mitchell, Roger Holmgren, Bert McDonough, Dick Mankowski, Bill Lord. THIRD ROW: Bob Kramer, John Washington, Kon Smiloy, Terry Jones, Dick Kramer, Dave Hutchins. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY, FIRST ROW: Jerry Haralson. Dave Ashley. Gene Heck, Steve Prince. Tony Tompkins. SECOND ROW: Bill Snedeker. Dennis Dion, John Klaers, Bill Louder. THIRD ROW: Ed Lehtinon. Neil Lund, Paul Blom, Dennis Dovino. Bruce Wulff. 136 TRICKS OF THE TRADE SOPHOMORE BASEBALL, FIRST ROW: Dennis Willey. Jim Oran. Tom Wallner. SECOND ROW: Dick Dahl, Dava Curtis. THIRD ROW: Dannis Pollay, Marty Herman, Bob Johnson. Sophomores, under the guidance of experienced coaches, learn the many aspects of their chosen sport. On their teams they gain the experience and leadership that leads to membership on the varsity team. The teams of this year showed initiative and sportsmanship in the many games they played. Next year most of these boys will be backing up the varsity with the knowledge they learned as sophomores. Coach Walter Nalepka Sophomore Baseball Sophomore Football Coach Vernon Backes Sophomore Football Coach Lawrence Zimmerman Sophomore Hockey Coach John Conover Sophomore Basketball 137 Mr. Hansen, Harloy Finnvick. Douglas Hanson. EQUIPMENT ROOM IS A BUSY PLACE The equipment room is indeed a busy place. Through every season, the boys and Mr. Hanson, room advisor, must have the equipment and uniforms in usable and wearable condition. This job takes up a lot of time and work. Recognition should be given to them this year for the fine job they did of outfitting every sport. Mr. Lawrence Hanson 138 is this what's left of our athletes? SEATED: Mr. Jacobi, J. Conover, V. Backet, H. Sheely, L. Hansen. STANDING: Mr. Sonnenberg, E. Soltys, W. Nalepka. D. Strickland. L. Burnett, L. Zimmerman, H. Brown. J. Hutton, Mr. C. Johnson. ATHLETIC COUNCIL AWARDS LETTERS During the different seasons and sports that take place at North, the Athletic Council acts as an advisory to the interscholastic athletic activities involving the boys in the various sports. Its duties vary from the many behind-the-scenes jobs that they do. to awarding letters to boys that have shown sportsmanship and athletic ability. The council is composed of all the coaches at North and is directed by Mr. C. Johnson and Mr. Jacobi, athletic director. 139 J. Jacobi. Athlatic Director VERSATILITY IS ONE OF SQUAD’S TRAITS Each pop fest and game finds the spirited cheerleaders arousing the spectators' enthusiasm. The cheerleaders frequently present slcits in the auditorium all of which urge North's victory over the opposing team. Tryouts, which are held in the spring, are judged by the advisor and senior squad members. This year's team consists of Terry Rust, Monica Droessel, Bruce Palmer, Roberta Gorsky. Shirley Muller, Ronald Peterson, and cocaptains Jeff Vinokour and Elliott Badzin. Alternates are Claudia Berge and Barbara Nelson. . . He who surpasses or subdues mankind, must look down on the hate of those below ... . . The dwarf sees farther than the giant, when he has the giant's shoulders to mount on . . . Left to right: Terry Rust, Ronald Peterson, Shirley Muller, Elliot Badzin, Monica Drossel, Jeff Vinokour, Roberta Gorsky, Bruce Palmer. Elliott Badzin Bruce Palmer Jeff Vinokour Terry Rust Barbara Nelson and GIRLS’ SPORTS Pictured above. Left to right: ROW I: Elena Peterson, Janice Hanton, Eileen Karatx. Barbara Knight. Barbara Metier. ROW 2: Carol Chell. Rochelle Reppaport, Miriam Mint , Naomi Joshua. Jeanette Juntille. Mary Ann Workman. Hinda Greenberg. ROW 3: Linda Erickson. Sandra Sumpter. Nancy Balto. Loit Brodsky. Geri Jacobson. Pictured below. Left to right: ROW I: Ludmila Kamensky. 8ever-ly Bie. Betty Gordon. Fredda Rubenstein, Susan Meath. Joyce Krank. Row 2: Sari Applemen. Kathy Friedman Denite Carter. Darlene Anderson, Marla Hanno, Bonnie Humphrey. Sharon Wells. ROW 3: Joy Appel. Delores Pintke, Sharon Stoller, Lynda Bundtzen, Nancy Schwartz. Catherine Waddick. GOLF CLUB PUTTERS AROUND . . . In time the bull it brought to wear the yoke . . Mr . Strand lund checks Mary Ann Workman’s grip for accuracy. During the spring and fall, the Golf Club meets Wednesdays in the girls' gym. Members see movies on the various grips and swings, learn about the golf course and its rules, and correct their faults with the help of the advisor', Mrs. Strandlund. In the fall a golf team which challenges the other schools in the spring and assists club members is chosen. Team members include Nicki Smiley, Miriam Mintz, Myrna Black, Binnie Berkus, Hinda Greenberg, Bonnie Humphrey. Roslyn Shachter and Eileen Karatz. . . Many thing happen between tho cup ond the upper lip . . Delores Pinsko turn-marixet club' feelings. . . . Circumstance beyond my individual control . . . 143 Left to right: ROW I: Faith Bexanson. Kathy Lechko. Alice Wedekind. Geraldine Wesson, Delores Pinske, Faye Fischer. Jenelu Anderson. ROW 2: Darlene Flagle. Thornton Whitson, Janice Hanson, Sandy Meyers. Pat Flannelly, Donna Paogol. Marie Sandburg, Lois Kari, Susan Garvey. ROW 3: Barbara Ferris, Geri Jacobson, Nancy Balto, Kathy Salmon, Mary Leighton, Nadia Korsun, Karen Gellerman, Jennifer Con-low. Gail Litowsky. TENNIS IS A PERFECTED RACKET In the fall and spring, club participants review basic skills, learn the game's rules and terms, and progress from beginning skills to the actual playing of the game. Instructed by Miss Tracy, a team challenges other club members and teams from other schools. . . . One should sow with the hand, not from the sack's mouth . . Jenelu Anderson demonstrates concentrated effort. . . . The wind's in the east ... I am always conscious of an uncomfortable sensation now and then when the wind is blowing in the east . . Susan Garvey receives useful aid from fellow club 144 member. Alice W dekind. 1 -2-3 STRIKES... YOU’RE KINGPIN! Disappointment, tension, and triumph describe the progressive stages of Bowling Club members. The first two weeks are spent practicing the three- and four-step approaches, ball selection, and equipment care. After that, bowling scores and records are kept to remind- the girls and teams where they stand. In the spring, the team winning the most games has their team name engraved on a beautiful trophy which remains in the girls' trophy case. Between November and March, on days designated for their teams, all alleys are filled with eager bowlers under the watchful eye of Miss Tracy. Faye Fischer demonstrates follow-through. • . . If I cannot influence the gods, shall move all hell.. Gail Walensky exhibits calm, mature attitude. . . My hopes are not always realized, but I always hope . . Right picture: ROW I: Susan Nachtsheim. Estelle Lazerwitx. Anette Martinson, Judi Racette. Gail Litowsky, Pat Lechnyr, Dorothy Schnarr. Judy Buk-stein. ROW 2: Melody Buehring, Sharon Olson. Nancy Gleason. Carol Cheld, Andrea Ekberg, Susan Norman, Kathy Reisgls. ROW 3: JoAnde Fabienke. Janice Manthey, Bonnie Hanson, Kathleen Shine. Patricia Patterson, Kay Christensen. Eunice Hildreth, Linda Erickson. Kathy Singer. Karen Gellerman. Left picture: ROW I: Faye Fischer, Gail Walensky, Janet Thompson. Koren Reinking. Elaine Fritz. Annette Haehn, Joan Haug, Marie Sandberg. Carol Dunlap. Carol Zieglmeir. ROW 2: Delores Pinske. Shirley Ziegl-morier, Jan Fasbender, Pat Flannoly, Valerie Langston. Kathy Lechko, Bonnie Humphrey. Jackie Rank. Deborah Clark. ROW 3: Michelo Bronson. Rosalee Eisizimmer, Nancy Schwartz. Mary Leighton. Kathy Salmon. Nadia Karsun, Jennifer Conlow. 145 TUMBLING CLUB UPS HAS ITS AND DOWNS ROW I: Kathy Lechko. Mary Lussier, Donna Branny, Sandra Wesley. Judy Backorud. ROW 2: Shirlay Johnson, Charlotte Jasparson, Thornton Whitson. Bevarly BJe. Geraldine Wesson. Bonnie Royce. Jean Ludwig. Awake, Left to right, ROW I: Alice Wedekind. Shirley Johnson. Beverly Bie, Geraldine Wesson, Carol Wetley. ROW 2: Mary Lussier, Jenelu Anderson. Roberta Stein. Kathy Lechko. ROW 3: Alice Goblle, Judy Backerud. Though members of this club see most of the world from an inverted position, they occasionally conform to the views of normal people. Beginning in November, this group, directed by Miss Tracy, meets Thursdays. The girls limber up and stretch their body muscles and learn various stunts such as somersaults, round-offs, splits, front and back flips, and partner balances. Apparatus and trampoline units form other parts of the club's activities. Supporting handstand are Shirley Johnson, Carol Wetley. Geraldine Wesson, Alice Wedekind. .. Togother ... or we shall all hang separately .. Club member demonstrates progressive stages of the pike headstand. 146 NEW CLUB CREATES A SPLASH In February the Swimming Club officially joined the other G.A.A. activities. Under the supervision of Miss Tracy, the swimmers practice at Lincoln Junior High's pool. Among the various activities are beginning swimming, life saving, racing, diving, and water ballet. .. It is hotter to wear out than rust out ... Jean Storm and Carole Smith demonstrate water ballet. Left to right: Shelly Itman. Jean Ludwig. Charlotte Jasperson. Jean Storm, Thornton Whitson, Barbara Hagen. Judith Racette. Nancy Lochnyr. Carole Smith. .. . A bird of the oir shell carry the voice and that which has wings shall toll the matter . . 147 BASKETEERS SIT ON THE RIM OF THINGS ... A good opportunity is seldom presented, and is easily lost . . Members of the championship basketball team, Jenny's Juniors, are—ROW I: Faye Fischer. Jenelu Anderson, Barbara Hackert. ROW 2: Judy Bona. Meredith Babin, Holly Day. and Margie Elliott. On© of the two tournaments offered is basketball. Six players plus two or three substitutes make a team. On the basis of elimination a first and second place team remains. These two teams go to the University of Minnesota Play Day and also play other schools by invitation. The games begin Wednesdays during November under Miss Tracy's direction. 148 TEAMS VIE FOR NET PROFIT • • • Ho who has great power should uso it light-ly.. Dolores Pinslce executos a winning sorvo. The other G.A.A. tournament is volleyball. Each team consists of six regular players and two substitutes. By way of elimination, the top team plays the winning home room co-recreational team. Mrs. Strandlund advises the players. 149 GIRLS FAIR GAME FOR SPECIAL EVENTS .. No man likes to be surpassed by those of his own level . .. .. Pll put that in my think ing cap . . Janet Thompson and Alice Wedekind plan part of spring banquet. G.A.A. is not all work, though expenses are met through money-raising projects such as Work Day. For this event, G.A.A. members hire out to do odd jobs like raking, babysitting, cleaninq, and painting. Recreational events consists of an annual skating party, bike hike, and spring banquet. This year the G.A.A. Council and the boys of the Projection Club, the Bachelors, tangled in two bowling tournaments and one basketball game. Terry Rust and Margie Elliott get set tor thrills. . . Tho fates load the willing, and drag the unwilling . . CLUB MAKES HOME IN GREAT OUTDOORS Throughout the year the Outing Club provides camping, canoeing, sailing, horseback riding, skiing, and overnight trips for its participants. Membership is based on an interview, swimming test, completed questionnaire, and parent approval. Members meet each month with their adviser, Miss Tracy. .. To make a mountain of a mole hill . . Pat Lechnyr smiles at Sandy Gryza-kowski's uncoordinated feet. The first-year members include: Left to right: Pat Lechnyr, Bonnie Buss, Kathy Quirk. Judy Bona, Judy Racette, Holly Day. Jonolu Anderson. Joanne Fabienke, Sholly Itman, Charlotte Jasporson, Carol Wetley. Schwartz. Nancy Lechnyr. Ruth Toft, Terry Rust, Kathy Vlock, and Alice Wedekind. 151 Ruth Toft return opponent's ploy. THESE BIRDS Margie Elliott follows through. MAKE NESTS IN NORTH Girls interested in learning and improving badminton skills meet Tuesdays in the girls' gym. They learn beginning and advanced skills and participate in a round-robin tournament. A separate team competes with other high school teams. The group is supervised by Miss Tracy. Club members ore. left to right. ROW I: Beverly Bio, Faith Bozanson, Jane Gutowski, Gerry Wessen, Ruth Toft, Jenelu Anderson. ROW 2: Alice Wedekind, Nancy Balto, Sharon Johnson. Delores Hatcher. Gail Walensky, and Margie Elliott. Team members are. loft to right: Ruth Toft. Gail Walen-sky. Delores Hatcher. Alice Wedekind. Nancy Balto. Gerry Wessen. Margie Elliott. Sharon Johnson. Faith Bezanson, and Jenelu Anderson. 152 VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE AT NORTH . . Have patience and endure; this ufthappiness will one day bo beneficial .. A gym aide leads a class in exercises. Tho advanced sports class practices skills on tennis court. 9 ... 1 am not now that which H 1 have been . . ft Heidi Bergman and Jo Spartz check deep knee bends done by Paulette Sudduth and Ruth Olson. Tho girls' physical education program offers wide-range classes. Problems of weight and posture are solved in a special correctional class. Girls interested in dance creativity may take part in modern dance. Apparatus and tennis form portions of the activities of an advanced sports program. Class exercises are given by gym aides who take a training course for the position. A student demonstrates part of a dance routine. 153 . . For what can power give more than food and drink, to live at case. and not bo bound to think .. Left to right—ROW I: Tumbling chairman Kathy lechko, Badminton chairman Alice Wedekind, Bowling chairman Gail Walen-tky, Outing chairman Judy Bona. Tennis chairman Ruth Toft, Council secretary Janet Thompson. ROW 2: Tumbling representative Carol Wetley. Badminton representative Margie Elliott. Bowling representative Faye Fischer, Outing representative Bonnie Buss, Volleyball chairman Delores Pinske. and Beikotball chairman Jenelu Anderson. COUNCIL AND AWARDS PART OF G.A.A. The G.A.A. program, constitution, and events are organized by an elected council made of a chairman and representative from each of the seven clubs, a chairman from the volleyball and basketball tournaments, a president, a secretary-treasurer, and an adviser. In the spring the winning bowling, basketball, and volleyball teams' names are engraved on beautiful trophies which remain in the girls’ trophy case, the name of the outstanding member of each club is engraved on a scroll, and pins are awarded to deserving girls who have earned the required points. This year's officers are Adviser Maroa Tracy, President Kathy Lechko, and Secretary-Treasurer Janet Thompson. , . . Of expectation fails and most of har« where mos it promises, and of i hi where hope is coldos and despair mos fits . . 154 PHYSICAL FITNESS CHALLENGE ANSWERED BY NORTH’S GIRLS 155 WHAT IS A SOPHOMORE? The average sophomore Stands out by himself. He dislikes the name simple, Hates to sit on the shelf. To the average sophomore, Let's Win! is his cry. He is loyal and daring; His spirit is high. He comes to school gladly For the friends he can meet, And he thinks all his teachers Understanding and swete. History is his favorite, Biology rates too. He likes to learn anything Exciting and new. A bundle of spirit, Excitement and fun, The average sophomore Is all these in one. (And from the sophomore poll, We learned too well, That the average sophomore Needs to learn how to spell.) 157 THIS IS A SOPHOMORE) SOPHOMORES STRETCH FOR STATUS In their poll, the sophomores ell egreed thet they had locker trouble. Their cry: Bigger lockers! The horrors of first locker inspection. Upper lockers vs. underclassmen. 11 1 Ok .. . Who’s the wise guy? 304—MISS APEL ROW ONE: Rosemary Anderson. Judith Baclterud, Rachel Gilburt, Roderick Beck. Betty Boersma. Pamela Bastien, Cathy Apland. ROW TWO: Kathleen Bachman, Roberto Bair. Sandra Anderson. Patricia Arolin, Arlene Anderson. Alone Batsell. ROW THREE: Janet Anonen. Judith Anderson, Donna Baker. Nancy Balto, Peter Affias, Gwyn Anderson. Kendall 8each. ROW FOUR: Timothy Barge. Kenneth Bearman, Alan Ansel, Michael Appleman, Roy Alstad. Kenneth Adams. 211—MRS. BARSNESS FIRST ROW: Elaine Rosenow. Janet Blomquist, Richard Bolnick. Kathleen Bock. Bonnie Benedict, Margaret Anderson. Otte Boersma. SECOND ROW; Beverly Beck. Marilyn Berman, Nancy Berkoypile. Joan Breitman, Janice Bernu, Lana Braverman, Beverly Bio. THIRD ROW: Laramie Bratcher. Micheeleen Bronson. Veronica Breedlove, Raymond Bo . Donald Brace. Thomas Blaisdell. FOURTH ROW: Rockne Bergman. Leonard Bengtson. Robert Crisler. Richard Bratrude. Richard Benny. Paul Blom. Larry Bohler. 2—MR. BROWN FIRST ROW; Margaret Burns. Nancy Gleason, Joachim Bunger, Joan Brousseau. Phyliss Brown. Ronald Carlson. SECOND ROW: Ar-lene Burstein. Lynda Bundt-:en, Melody Bueheing. Leslie Cable, Patricia Cron-quist. THIRD ROW: Linda Buda. Theodore Crockett. David Ashley, Donna Briley, Marilyn Bursh, Judith Bush. FOURTH ROW: Michael Buhrt, Timothy Cayton, Alan Calof, Wade Britiios. David Borchardt, Michael Brooks. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Burgess, William Bunke, Steven Caufman, Michael Stenger. Carl Clarke. Richard Chambers. 229—MR. BURNETT FIRST ROW: Milton DeJesus. Alona Carriger. Joan Daugherty. Judy Carlson, Carole Daugherty. Sandra Cheney. SECOND ROW: Joan Carry, Sharon Cybyske, Ronald Donley. William Casebolt. William Davis, Denise Carter, Jean DeBoer. THIRD ROW: Sam Dancyger, Kay Christensen, Jennifer Conlow, Karen Casperson. Richard Degen. FOURTH ROW: James Dattalo. David Dickinson. Dennis Devine. John Hampton. Paul Buresh. David Cronen. SPIRITED SOPHOMORES I pledge never to slide down the bannister again! 315—MRS. CARLSON ROW ONE: Andrea Ekberg, Ludwig Engel, Sharon Dormanen, Bar-bara Edelstein. Hazel Earl, Madreen Carr. ROW TWO: Barbara Dolan, Susan Dion. Harry Engel, Denise Ecken-rodo, Barbara Erickson, Candace Eggert. ROW THREE: Edward Englund, Allen Engle. Virginia DeMann, Winifred Druk, Karen Dubes, Mariana Eastlund. ROW FOUR: Gor-don Cable. Ronald Druk, Daniel Erntson, David Elmquist, Gary Engelhart. Stephen Eisen-zimmer. 327—M I S S DAHL ROW ONE: Georgia Francisco, Darlene Flagle, Janet Fasbonder, Susan Garvey, Alice Gobeli, Barbara Gilligan. ROW TWO: Judith Gagen. Marilyn Field, Elaine Fritz. Barbara Ferris. Lawrenco Ferber. Bonnie Elliott, Phyllis Gall. ROW THREE: Dennis Dion. Jame Fesher, Steve Foster, Karen Forde, Mark Gardner, Susan Fischer. ROW FOUR: Terry Jones, David Gilyard, Frank Franklin, Michael Frolichman. Stephen Goldstein. Karen Gel-lerman. ROOM 106— MISS DAVIDSON ROW ONE: Joanno Hansen, Cheryl Honson, Betty Suo Gordon. Janice Honson, Diane Hanson. Donna Grenier. Thomas Graham. ROW TWO: Hope Gomel. Mario Hagen. Shari Gutman. Marla Hanno. Joni Gutman. Thomas Hara. ROW THREE: Robort Gill, Sandra Greisinger. Valerie Goodwin, Richard Hackier, Robert Heckler. Jacquelino Goldstein. Linda Goren. ROW FOUR: Gary Honson, Ernest Hallstrom. Gail Frit . Richard Green, Bjorn Gloppen, Don Green. A tardy ontranco on all fours. ROOM 129—MRS. EISONPETER ROW ONE: William Lange. Constance Hoff. Annamae Johnson. Kathy Zelenak. Sandy Simmons. Caro! Quest. ROW TWO: William Patterson. Marilyn Koerner. Darryl McNosky, Richard Quailoy. Larry Lamont. ROW THREE: Helen Quintal. Kathleen Petterson. Vernon LaVelle. Joy Workman. Larry Mundinger. Susan Hubbard. ROOM 121—MISS KREFTING ROW ONE: Nancy Rogers. Sharon Hurley, Shirley Johnson. Stephen Jonniges, Michael Holmquist, JoAnn Jankowski. ROW TWO: Cheryl Johnson Edna Johnson. Cheryl Jopp. Judy Jackson, Carol Jenista, Shirley Johnson. ROW THREE: Joy Johnson. Bonnie Hultman, Goraldine Jacobson, Alice Johnson. Mike Greiner. ROW FOUR: Mickael Daniels. Douglas Hoppenrath. Loo Johnson, Michael Jiran, Roger Holm-gren. Raymond Jacobson. ROOM 228— MRS. LINDSTEN ROW ONE: Barbara Knot: Joyce Floischcker. Ludmila Kamensky. Donna Kennedy. Duane Kennody, Judith Knob, Carolynne Kat:. ROW TWO: Billy Kaczmarctyk. Patricia Kosmalski. Roberta Kennedy. Robert Kaye, Leroy Jones. Randi? Knoblauch, Lois Kari. ROW THREE: ODell Hichs. Patricia Kowalcxyk. Myma Jorgenson. Nadia Korsun, Richard Kangas. Raymond Jones, Lynda Kane. ROW FOUR: Irving Kellman, David Kasner. James Kmeti. Gustav Jung, Michael King. Gary Karjala. Richard Kleinbaum. ROOM 119—MISS MADIGAN ROW ONE: Elaine Lapides, Suzanne Kronstodt, Susan Krueger, Valerie Langston, Camille Lopora. ROW TWO: Terry Krafty. Ronald Kublin-ski, Rockollo Locketz, George La Hoy, Judy Kraube. ROW THREE: Sig Kohnen, JoAnn Krause. Steven Krasner. Eileen London, Stephen Knowlen. Gail Litowski. ROW FOUR: LaVonne Lambert. Mary Leighton, Jeanette Lightfoot, Thomas Koivula. Thomas Kuehn. ROW FIVE: Steven LaBissoni-ore. Kenneth Kriefall. Robert Kramer. Richard Kramer, Theodore Krafty, John Elanitz. ROOM 204—MRS. MANKOWSKI ROW ONE: Judith Messer. Sandro Lindquist, Patricia Moguira. Mary Lussier, Mary Lou Kinby, Suxanno Migliaccio. ROW TWO: Micheal Lonsky. William Laudar, Evelyn Luffman. Merlin Lague, Susan Meath, Sandra Meyers. ROW THREE: Marylee Maki, Susan Longley, Jean McDonald. Jacqueline MacRoe, Carol Lundberg, Janice Miller. ROW FOUR: Edward Lehtinen. Lawrence Larson. Raymond Lean. John Lenhart, Thomas Loach. Lawrence Letz. Sophomores find a solution to the long hard climb of three f,oofl- 163 ROOM 103—MR. NALEPKA ROW ONE: Barbara Hemphill, James Mauricio. Sandra Miller, Boverly Mitchell. Frances Moore. ROW TWO: Robert Malbon, Annette M osteal. Dick Halliday, John Klaers. Shirley Modrow, Calvin Magnan. ROW THREE: Neil Lund. Richard Mankowski. Ronnell Lynch. Thomas Manson, Larry MacDonald. ROOM 306— MRS. NORLING ROW ONE: Hildegard Happol. James Niska. Vicky Hinigs, Sandra Holfman. Rosalind Horowitz, Mary Harriman. Sharon Hawkins. ROW TWO: Eugene Heck. Ronald Hennas. Patricia Hommes. Kathleen Hubbard. Waltor Hesse, Loretta Hayden. ROW THREE: Robert Heiberg. Gerald Haralson. Lorraine Hopper. Doris Horton. Betty Ann Muehlbauer, Jane Higgins, Richard Helm. ROW FOUR: Robert Hinkel. Gary Hein. Vincent Hilgert, Robert Hengemuhle, James Hatch, Michael OBrian. Ira Heilicher. 164 Sophomores never know what time it is, especially in the auditorium. ROOM 26—MR. OAKVIK ROW ONE: Carol Dunlap. Patricia Flannelly, Marsha Cohen, Judy Bukstein, Phillip Brown. Burton Parks. ROW TWO: Joan Haug, Sandy Rosen, Cheryl Friedell. Karen Wilbur, Robert Carlson, Pat Korogi, Judy Sparks. ROW THREE: David Hutchins, William Snodgrass, David Wuol left. Thomas Sopoci. Lowell Grossman. David Williams. ROOM 205—MR. POGOLER ROW ONE: Janice Nerison, Joanne Olene, Lynn Peterson, Marie Nelson. Lynne Owens, Laurence Margolis. ROW TWO: Botty Olson. Sharon Nordberg. Steven Prince. Donna Paegel. Lois Nelson, Sharon Olson. ROW THREE: Masine Officer, Suzanne Norman, Steve Meyer, Miranda Gary. Edvins Miglons, Jamie Maxwell. ROW FOUR: Don Robins. Leroy Miller. .Harry Mitchell, Paul Miller. Duane Moore, Leonard Melser. Two wide-eyed sophomores view the class ring case. Room 321—MISS READ ROW ONE: Barbara Paletr. John Alsen. Louise Peterson, Arlene Peasha. Robort Oxwoold. Elliot Nudel!. ROW TWO: Sharon Palmer, Cheryl Pieper, Susan O'Neill, Diana Martens, Catherine Pribula. Irene Pioper. ROW THREE: Dianne Pollack. Donna Powers. Mary Pierson, Cheryl Peterson, Lynn Oliver. ROW FOUR: Patricia Patterson, Richard PavLock, Lowrenco Morris. Daniol O’Mare. Howard Munson. Barbara Pederson. 166 Room 226—MR. RUTGER-SON ROW ONE: Marvin Pritchett. Calvin Pcrmut, Larry Ptaszek. Carole Spandel, Larry Peitrzak, Kristine Ross. ROW TWO: Stephen Peterson. Laurie Rosen. Roberta Roberts. Delores Prochaska. Joni Rappa-port. ROW THREE: Janice Reisewitz, Porry Peterson. Ralph Pryde. Harry Porter. Kathy Reisgies. Candise Rettke. ROW FOUR: Carol Reis. Richard Pokela. Allen Peterson. Orley Pettiford. Paulette Redberg. Room II—MR. SOLTYS ROW ONE: Glen Robins. Marie Saladuchin. Nancy Rouzer, Fredda Rubenstoin, Gregory Reed. Russell Robinson. ROW TWO: Steven McGregor. Jean Roy. Mory Jacobson, Marlene Rozman, Kathleen Salmon. ROW THREE: Joel Rappoport. Pamela Rousu. Bonnie Royco. Thomas Floyd. Dorothy Arti-shon. Kathleen Daniel. ROW FOUR: Wayne Calpbeil, Gory Smith, Gary Olson, James Rivers, Doug Rick, Emily Smalley. Room 206—MR. STRICKLAND ROW ONE: Donna Schwartz. Ellen Savinoem. Judy Shandlor, Joyce Shaw, Sharon Sherer, Marsha Siegel. ROW TWO: Rudolph Selenka. Carol Sikor-ski, Patti Schochet. Sandy Scherling, Peggy Schwartz. Nancy Tesmar, Kathleen Sanders. ROW THREE: Elizaboth Schraeder. Michele Severson. Sharon Seifert. Donald Sandusky, Deanno Sawyer, Edward Sobraske. ROW FOUR: Marvin K. Rorvic, Milton Schindler. James Rosengren, Michael Smith. Thomas Ruzicka. Roger Rubingar. James Scott. 167 Sophomores cross another road on their way to the future. Room 322—MR. THILL ROW ONE: Michele Smith, Diano Shiteo, Sheron Siwek, Richard Skar, Miriam Smith. Melanie Steinmen. ROW TWO: Barbara St. Onge, Darlene Smith. Diane Snyder. Aris Stoltman, Jeff Silver, Nina Smith. ROW THREE: Gary Snapko, Edward Silver, Barry Shiff. Kothleon Stinson. 8onnie Smith. Susan Sohns. Sherry Silvers. ROW FOUR: Kenneth Smiley, Randall Simpson. John Spell. Clarence Snedeker, David Spiczka. James Skoog. Room 326—MR. VOGEL ROW ONE: Jerry Thursen. Susanna Urvina. Julie Isaacson, Mike Stanley Eugene Thomas, Evelyn Towne. ROW TWO: Carol Ann Zeiglmeier, Catherine Waddick. Richard Thayer, Susan Thorson, Priscilla Townsend. Leslie Woizenegger, Joanne Sturman. ROW THREE: Sharon Sturman, Michael Super, Larry Theiringer, Sandra Swanson. Patricia Wagner. Julionno Tarshish. ROW FOUR: Dean Steinke. Rodney Swenson, Robert Thompson. Johnny Washington. James Swanson. Harvey Stillings. Bert McDonough. Room 312—MISS WIIK ROW ONE: Roberta Wilensky. Joel Turunen. Stephen Toft. Janice Warfield. Charles Turchick. ROW TWO: Sandra Woldholx. Anthony Tompkins, Nancy Narog. Michelle Weiss, Shirloy Wells. ROW THREE: Geraldine Wessen, Avis Williams. Gene Tulkki. Sharon Wolls. Charles Warner. Sheila Wolls. ROW FOUR: Fred Sallner. James Trettel, Roger Upham, Murphy Troswick, John Duggan. Room 207—MR. ZIMMERMAN ROW ONE: Loree Winsor. Daisy Williams. Shirley Ziegl-meier, John Wigren, Joanna Wolf. Robyn Winkle. ROW TWO: Jack Zouber. Mary Ann Workman. Sharon Young. Faye Wilson. Janet Zoldahn. Robert Yurch. ROW THREE: Barbara Wilson. Diane Winer. Christine Young, Susan Wolfe, Nancy Youngren. ROW FOUR: Bruce Wulff, Danny Warriner, Richard Youngo, Robert Williams. James Welter. ROW FIVE: Garland Wil-liams. William Wolerti, John Wold. Jay Wise, Nathan Wolk, Alan Ziskan. TWO DOWN - ONI 210—MISS BOLIN ROW ONE: Jenolu Anderson. Kathleen Ander-son. Mariam Banta, Gloria Gari-onca. Janet Anderson. ROW TWO: Sari Appleman, Mary Baker. Jill Ackerblade. Maryann Arntson, Lynne Anderson. ROW THREE: Johnnie Hadley, Steven Borrios, Jacob Adams. Arthur Briggs. Donald Bolton. ROW FOUR: Robert Arnez, David Anderson. Warren Blechert, Marilee Braadland. Judith Anderson, Darlene Anderson. ROW FIVE: Gary Hanson. Mark Alch, Burt Black-well, John Brager. Anthony Blakoy. 223—MR. CHAMPLIN ROW ONE: Dawn Berry. Marilyn Hirt. Vicki Blumberg, JoAnno Konn, Charlana Cable, Donna Brenny. ROW TWO: Ralph Dvorsky. Rich-ard Heyen, Susan Borries, Miriam Horman, Sharon Draper, Kay Karczewski, Delores Hersom. ROW THREE: Bruce Hinrichs, Cheryl Belzer. Myma Blank. Robort Bolduc, Lois Hencir, Randall Hein. ROW FOUR: Michael Hjulberg, Lowell Hill, Jomes Hohl, James Sicloff, David Heidolbery, William Pederson. John Helmen. Ill —MR. CHRISTOPHERSON ROW ONE: Alan Polivka, Dennis Emerson. Bonnie Humphrey. La-vonne Larsen, Kathleen Lechko, Robort Persson. ROW TWO: Jerry Elliott, Rosemary White. John Austin. Sheila Splan, Janet Thompson. Richard Geldert. ROW THREE: John Hohl. David Rapacz. Thomas Dorholt, Harold Rein. Dennis Polley. Bill Lord. Ben Holm. ROW FOUR: John Johnson. David Peterson, Richard Riger. David Ruud. David Richard. Donald Bunce. 172 MORE TO BLOW 303—MRS. HETHERINGTON ROW ONE: Dianne Hopkins, Matthew Carp, Sherwin Brodsky, Mary Hayes, Shirley Iseri. ROW TWO: James Ridley, Sameha Howard. Nancy Holm, Sharon Carlson, Rochelle Itman. ROW THREE: Daniel Donahue, Bonnie Buss. Beverly Hyatt, Lois Brodsky, Hannelae Hausor, Michael Horo-vitz. ROW FOUR: Roger Brown, Lance Isenberg, Ronald Carlson. Lowell Isenberg, Blaine Claypool. “THE JUNIOR STATUS SEEKERS” Will all juniors that would like another picture in the annual come to the auditorium at 3.00. (Courtesy of the Daily Bulletin) 173 TENSION HIGH AS JUNIORS PREPARE 208—MR. HUTTON ROW ONE: Kay Dahlqulst, Cheryl DeMann. Steve Kairies, Charlotte Jasperson, Diane Barrie. ROW TWO: Ruth Olson, Neil Covin. Kathleen Johnson, Juanita Heidsman, Jean Cheishet. Kathleen Barge. ROW THREE: David Curtis. Richard Jajer, Arden Friedman, Darlene Cybyske, Marguerite Connoy. ROW FOUR: Richard Dahl, ChaHos Barnes. Gary Holter. Marc Colman. Kenneth Crow, Martin Cuda, Holly Day. Daryl Sanborn, Robert Cronen. Michael Barinbaum, Maggie DeVoning. 174 FOR COLLEGE APTITUDE TEST 216—MR. JACOBI ROW ONE: Carol Epstein. Diana Eisenzimmer, Nancy Empting, Sharon Ivorson. Claudia Jack . ROW TWO: Harley Tlnnvik. Karen Eklund. Shelly Eggert, Margarot Jarvlt, Jeannio Erickson. ROW THREE: Linda Erlckton. Margaret Elliott, Jeanne Fablenke. Beverly Josephson, Jamie Eviden. ROW FOUR: Jeffrey Herstein, William Donald. John Beltrand. Donald Sawyer, lawrenco Kivons. 324-MRS. JENNINGS ROW ONE: Sara Frisch. Mary Finlay. Katheryn Friodman, Michelle Gallup, Lonnie Beniamin, Barbara Foster. ROW TWO: Linda Fo . Faye Fischer, Jerry Berezovsky. Michael Galin-son. ROW THREE: Steve Frisvold, Jayne Benish, Bruce Berezovsky, Deborah Fursotzer, Joy Appel, Robert Fleming. ROW FOUR: Perry Flasher. Petor Frank. Craig Fitch. Clarence Benford. Robert Huber. Darrel Laroen. 212 MR. KINDEM ROW ONE: Constance Gilmoro, Hinda Greenberg, Joyce Gustafson, Donna Granroth, Jennie Gutowski. ROW TWO: David Berg. Susanna Kephart, Barbara Spath, Carolyn Brewer, Bonnie Donahue. ROW THREE: Nancie Griffin. John Gutowski, Howie Berg, William Gleason, James Groth, Frank Simco. ROW FOUR: Richard Berg. Kenneth Gravely, Michael Gorst. Robert Johnson, Roland Matt. 175 JUNIORS ELECT OFFICERS 9—MR. KROENING ROW ONE; Binnio Borkus, Dianno Hanson, Kathleen Halloren, Sandra Halverson. Heidi Bergman, Judith Hell. ROW TWO: Shirley Hawkinj. Gerald Hartfiel, Carol Haida, Karen Hanson, Kathy Hanson, Catherine Gill. ROW THREE: John Hawk, David Berman, Bonnio Hanson, Douglas Hanson. RuthAnn Keske. ROW FOUR: John Lundgren. Cornell Hall, Robert Hen-ninen, Martin Herman, Daniel Haida, Dale Honson. Homework sure can pile up, as Shelly Itman finds out. FOR COMING YEAR 302—MRS. MILLER ROW ONE: Richard Kronstadt. Barbara Knight, Carrie Jolliff, Shelley Kraines, Eileen Karatz. ROW TWO: Bruce Kaufman, Marie Johnson, Naomi Joshua. Jeanette Juntilla, Karon Johnson. ROW THREE: Fredrick Spath, Paul Katzovitz. Andrew Johnson. Lynda Johnson, Patricia Kolliher, Patrick Oliver. ROW FOUR: Gary Kangas. Robert Karrow, Jacob Jurisx, Gregory Jones, Leslie Johnson. 26—MR. OAKVIK ROW ONE: Cynthia Moehrl, Judith Benzick. Mary Dutton. Patricia Lochnyr. Larry Faatz. ROW TWO: Gordon Hess. Howard Savitt, Rick Warhol. Philip Doan. Anita Goodman, Mored'th Babin. ROW THREE: Kenneth Heruth. Peter Johnson, Jomos Mitchell Robert Livon, Charles Lewis. Robert Koskitalo. 104— MR. PEARSON ROW ONE: Darryl Landeay. Sharon Niskan-en, Elene Larson, James Legro. Marilyn Levy. Juanita LaFeve. ROW TWO: Michael Mizyk, Sally LaDuke. Violet Leoch, Katheleen Kurth, Mary Kuntz. Carol Chell. ROW THREE: Glenn Lindfors, Judith Lee. Jeanette Peterson. Gail McDermott. JoAnne Kumagai, Larry Morgan. ROW FOUR: Samuel Lich-terman, Bruce Hutchison, Johnathon Lewis, Henry Jennings, John Kozel. Jasper Henderson. 177 JUNIORS ACTIVE IN 120—MR. PERRIN ROW ONE: Noelle Lundberg, Botty Colt, Susan Montagu . Audray Freeman, Karen Liss. ROW TWO: Kathleen Ramirez. Cecilia Lindstrom. Janice Man-they. Jean Ludwig. Kay Little. Sharon Townsend. ROW THREE: James Penn. Thomas McBride. Gerald Locker, Myron Mondel Ronald Lotz. Edythe Washington. ROW FOUR: Erik Lippa. Lawrence McMelon. Daniel Lott, Donald Pearson, Jack Malisow. Leo Go-beli. 217—MR. QUIRING ROW ONE: Marie Miller. Reesa Marko. Marilyn Westlund, Miriam Mintz, Barbara Masier, Judith Miller. ROW TWO: Carol Wet-ley. Sheldon Rodin, William Mitchell, Sandra Moore. Sandra Wesley. ROW THREE: John Menga. William Martin, Lyle Rockier, Joy Milstein. Richard Mark. ROW FOUR: John March, John Moe, Charles Moore. Wayne Mertz. William Mattox. Curtis Meredyk. 122—MRS. SARGENT ROW ONE: Rollyn Okerstrom. Jacqueline Engle. Ray Ne'son, Connie Mortenson. Karon Oja. ROW TWO: Dennis Willey, Sharon Norman. Trudy Ness. Shirley Mu'ler. Susan Nachtshoim. ROW THREE: Creighton Ozth. Barbara Nelson, James Oren. Doan Nordstrom. ROW FOUR: Rikki Rarick. Grant Olson, Michael Wilson. Duane Nelson. Roman Sherman. 178 MANY ORGANIZATIONS 113—MR. L. SMITH ROW ONE: Katherine Quirk, Patricia Young. Nancy Ranelle. Rochelle Rappeport, Sheila Young. Eileen Young. Miriam Reichstein. ROW TWO: Paul Rasmussen. Bonnie Prince. Sharon Rohde. Judie Racette. Bette Roger . Judie Rivkin. ROW THREE: She!don Winnig, Darwin Quam. Jerry Woldorsky, Daniel Wollet. Roberts Ruths. Prince Tyler. Harvey Witherspoon. School spirit is led successfully, not only by Seniors, but also by juniors Shirley Muller and Barbara Nelson. 179 JUNIORS SET SIGHTS ON 307—MR. V. SMITH . u •� Schumann, Karol Samuelson. ROW ROW ONE: Douglas Scanlon. Eileen Singar, Sandra Sa S lver Dorothy Schnarr. Karen Sandback. Alan iga._ROW TWO: Gary Youngran. Roslyn Shader. Barbara Kdhloen’ Singer, Susan Schneider. Joanne Scha.bleJROW FOUR. THREE: Arlene Steen. Kathie Shine. Dorothy Thomas Ryan. Roger Warhol. Grant Roberts. John Schneider. Walter Os.penko. Edd.e Pol-tmsky. toary 180 Junior Polarettes discover Practice Pays Off.' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 102—MR. SNELL ROW ONE: Sharon Schuatzlor. Francana Stifner. Lorono Sparks, Carolo Smith. Jo Spartz. ROW TWO: Jacqueline Skoller. Dorothy Perry, Nicki Smiley. Stephanie Stoltman. Judy Skramstad. Gerald Stewart. ROW THREE: Bobbi Smith. Jean Storm. Alan Perper, LaVonno Perry. Dennis Pearson. ROW FOUR: Mary Anne Ston, Barbara Spactor. Richard Stanloy. Borry Wooley, Joel Paul. Sharon Stoller. ROW FIVE: Daniel Snabb. James Stanaway. Avrom Shpayher. Thomas Solberg. Loren Smith. Students aren't the only ones who need help! 181 A PEEK AT THE FUTURE COLLEGE DAY S— MR. THREINEN ROW ONE: Betty Taylor, Judith Thompson. Sheila Swadden, Patricia Tidd. Darlene Theisen, Leola Williams. ROW TWO: Dian Cary, Carol L. Swanson, Kathleen Tingdale. John Tobler, Carole M. Swanson, Betty Pettman. ROW THREE: Vernon Pettis. Lloyd Thomson. Arnold Swartx, Stevon Person, Harold Thompson. ROW FOUR: Duane Tollefsonn. Dale Tollofson, LeRoy Thompson, David Zwickey. David Eichinger, Ronald Peterson. 218—MR. YESNER ROW ONE Mary Jo Walr. Judith Wyttenbach. Julie Walters. Ressie Williams. Susan Poplin ski, Linda Kay Keenoy. ROW TWO Joan Wheeler Karron Werp. Betty Webb. Carol Wendt. Philip Winn. ROW THREE: Nona Williams. Susanne Trutnau Judith Bona. Cories Woolhouse. Linda VanHele. Karen Whalster. ROW FOUR: Gary Weinberg. Thad Wilson. Jerome Waddick. Richard Weixenegger, Joseph Walytka. Gerald Rogers. 182 fK HOW ACTIVE ARE THE JUNIORS? 183 .. the status SENIORS AT THE TOP: SUPERIOR HONOR STUDENTS EARN 3.7 AVERAGE FOR THEIR THREE YEARS AT NORTH. NOT PICTURED: David L. Peterson Jules K. Beck Michael Berkowitz Faith Bezanson William Burmeister Sharon Chodos Kenneth Cram Gerald Elliott Michael Joshua Michael Winer Robert ZubeGk Karen Flodeen Steven Kupetz Dawn Wright Sandra Turchick Robert E. Peterson Robert A. Wright Paul Schupmann 187 FIRST-RATE SENIORS Sandra Turchick Sharon Chodos Susan Gregersen John Meland Class of 1934 Award Business Education Science Award Norse Award Department Award Myron Stolp Mercury Award Robert Wright Martin Elmquist Award Gerhard Horn Alumni Instrumental Award Senior Scholastic Honor Roll Geraldine Balter Sharon Granroth David L. Peterson Harvey Barberg Susan Gregersen Robort E. Peterson Jules Beck Marvin Gurewitz Penelope Rollin Michael Borkowitz Mary Hubbard Melvin Schanfied Faith Beianson Philip Isaacson Barbara Schneidman William Burmeister John R. Johnson Paul Schupmann Sharon Chodos Michael Joshua Janet Thompson Kenneth Cram Paul Juntilla Sandra Turchick Robert Cundiff Sheldon Krona Wynne Williams Bevorly Does Steven Kupetz Michael Winer Gerald Elliott Kathleen Lechko Dawn Wright Audrey Falk Michael Michlin Robert Wright Karen Flodeen Sponcer Minear Robert Zubeck Carole Goldstein DeAnne Morgan 188 HONORED BY AWARDS Philip Isaacson First National Banlc Prize Barbara Schneidman First National Bank Prize Kenneth Casperson Minneapolis Star and Tribune Award Robert Zubeck American Legion Award David L. Peterson (not pictured) North American Bank Prize: Kathleen Lechko American Legion Auxiliary Award Paul Schupmann Sons of American Revolution Award Betty Jo Starke Homemaker-ot-Tomorrow Award National Honor Society Members Geraldine Baltor Harvey Barberg • Jules Beck • Michael Berowitz • Faith Bezanson • William Burmeister • Sharon Chodos • Kenneth Cram Robert Cundiff Beverly Does • Gerald Elliott Audrey Falk • Karen Flodeen • Carole Goldstein Sharon Granroth Susan Gregersen Marvin Gurewitz Mary Hubbard Philip Isaacson John Johnson Michael Joshua Paul Juntilla Joyce Krank Sheldon Krona Stevon Kupetz Kathy Lechko John Moland Michaol Michlin Spencer Minear DeAnne Morgan David Peterson • Robert Peterson Penelope Rollin Melvin Schanfield Barbara Schneidman • Paul Schupmann Janet Thompson • Sandra Turchick Wynno Williams Michael Winer • Dawn Wright • Robert Wright Robert Zubeck 189 member since junior year Senior Council Co-ordinates Committees ROW I: Wanda Mark, Stephanie Lehrman, Beverly Do«s. Carole Golditein, Sandra Turchick. ROW 2: Barbara Schneidman, Spencer Minear. Carole Ervaiti, Sarahalee Appleman, Brenda Mayberg. ROW 3: Cheryl Hoem, Susan Gregersen, Mary Thill. Shirley Milgrom. ROW 4: John Meland, William Warner, Michael Berkowitz, Jeffery Vinokour. William Ingison. Fourteen committees undertook the work of making our senior year a smooth and busy one. In order to increase the efficiency and co-ordination of the committees, the student chairmen were united in the homeroom of Mr. Kleven, senior class adviser. This group, formally called the Senior Council led the way in making decisions relative to the spending of class funds and time Seniors were invited to sign up for committees of their choice, which soon fell to work on their respective tasks. Only the election committee started in our junior year, leaving the majority of the work for this year. Everything from dances to commencement were brought off with great success, due also to the aid given by the senior homeroom advisers, each assigned to one committee. Dedication Day: A silent serious moment. ROW I: Shirley Milgrom, Rosemary Burgess. ROW 2: Bette Shew, Michael Joshua, Karen Reinking. ROW 3: Vance Kinkel, Thomas Kommers. Steven Kupetz. Audrey Falk. ROW 4: John R. Johnson, Paul Schupmann. Carole Goldstein, Kenneth Cesperson. 190 Faculty Advisers ROW I: M. Strendlund, R. Hedlund, M. Sealander, A. Lorschen. A. Christopherson. E. Connors. ROW 2: F. Johnson. . Anderson. L Lange, L. Hansen. E. Edlund. M. K'even. R. Smith. J. Schneider, G. Sonnenberg. NOT PICTURED: V. Baclies. C. Maclnnes, M. Kreftinq. Class Song Committee gives the pitch CLOCKWISE: Barbara Schneidman. Judi Weisman. David Hoffman. Michael Berkowita. Bette Shaw. Larry Roppe. Jeannine Ross. Audrey Falk. Marylynn Ridgley. Charlotte Oltman. Judy Teener, Sandra Turchick. Marching and Seating plans ROW I: Spencer Minear, Marilyn Weinermen. Estelle Chemrinow. ROW 2: Kathleen Hickey, Robert Cundiff. Alon Johnston. ROW 3: Kenneth Cesperson, Vance Kinkel. Fred Wagner, John Baker. ROW 4: John Meland. John R. Johnson, Richard Riger. an impressive ceremony 191 Banquet Committee plans gourmet occasion ROW |: Marilyn Weinerman, Karen Hagfors. Penny Rollin, DeAnne Morqan, Joan Ebert, Beverly Doei, Judith Liman. Bobbi Barnard. ROW 2: Ken Cram. Jonet Thompson, Sharon Johnson. Janice Johnson, uaine Palotz. Gail Walensky. Melvin Schanfield, Nora Mowery. ROW 3: Lowell Bialick, Harvey Tillipman, Karon Flodeen. Bill Burneister. Jerilyn Krause, Michael Berkowifi, Diane Potvin. ROW 4: James Eggert, William Rappaport, David Peterson. Michael Winer. William Warner. John Harris. Robert Zubeck, Bruce Lee. Prom Committee plans the big night. ROW I: Karen Paige, Joanne 8erry, Mary Hubbard. Terry Rust, Kathleen Hickey. Cheryl Hoem. Carole Ervasti. Pamela Mattaway. Richard Larson, Robert Wright. Kenneth Cesperson. Roger Anderson. Bruce Gates. Michael Michlin. Paul Schupman. SEATED: Dawn Wright. ON KNEE: Denny Coleman. 192 Floral decorations prepare Seniors for a beautiful ending. ROW I: Mike Shiff. Wanda Marl. Carole Goldstoin. Susan Gregersen. ROW 2: Jeff Vino lour Ronald Pesis. Budget Committee manages funds. ROW I: Faith Bezanson. Sharon Chodos. Donna Kaufman Sarahalee Appleman. Judy Moore Esta Greenberg. Estelle Chemrino ROW 2: Jerilyn Krause. Karen Shuster. Alico Wedekind. Kenneth Cram, Cheryl Eggert. Mary Thill. Sharon Fleisher. ROW 3: Nancy Schwartz. Susan Levonthal, Linda Rubinger. Stanley Sektor. Gerald Elliott. Michael Berkowiti. Robert Peterson. ROW 4: Gary Wiiensky Michael Winer. Donald Bunco. Wynne Williams, William Hammerman. Robort Zubeck. Lowell Bialick. Commencement Program: The beginning of the end. ROW I: Elaine Benowitz, Stephanie Lehrman, Deborah Clark. ROW 2: Geraldine Balter. Du-Wayne Kollodge. Brenda Mayberg. Becky Buhrt. ROW 3: William Warner, John Johnson, John Horris. 193 Successful dances a result of Social Committee planning ROW I: Mika Shiff. Jeff Vinokour. ROW 2: Sharon Chodos. Jana Turunen. Carole Goldstein. Wanda Mark. ROW 3: Donna Kaufman. Bill Burmeister, Sharon Granroth. Jerry Gottstein. Cap and Gown committee ROW I: Lynne Croclott, Joan Ebert. Kathy Vock. Kathleen Forbos. ROW 2: Gerald Elliot. Alan Johnston, Dorothy Narkie, Nora Mowery, Brenda May-borg. ROW 3: Alan Saarenpaa John Johnson Richard Riger. Bernard Stay. outfits grads Senior “A” Day Committee plans a Day! ROW I; Sandy Giesea. Nancy Lechnyr. Janet Konn. Stephanie Lehrman. Terry Nudell. Esta Greenberg. Roberta Gorsky. Roberta Ressen Kathleen Vlock. ROW 2: Lynne Crokett. Becky Buhrt, Jeff Vinokour. Monico Drossel. Brenda Mayberg. Sandra Sumpter. Sharyn Sauer. Carole Ervasti. ROW 3: Dorothy Narkie. Jane Turunen, Elliott Badxin. Billie Carol Hardeman. Lois Anderson. Bette Shaw. Gloria Harris. Susan Welch. Sheila Splan. ROW 4: Thomas Kommers. Steve Kupetx. James Wepplo Louis Lindstrom, Burnell Blomquist. Stanley Sektor. Michael Berkowitz. Larry Roppe. 194 Junior Election Committee aids in choosing leaders ROW I: Kathleen Vlock, Penny Rollin, Beverly Does, Kathleen Lechko, Sharon Johnson, ROW 2: Lois Anderson, Nina Sudduth, Karen Flodoon, Shirley Milgrom, Jerilyn Krause, Janet Thompson. ROW 3: Harvey Tillipman, Louis Lindstrom. Larry Roppe, Charlos Hartfiel, David Rapacz, David Sikorski. Audrey Falk. ROW 4: William Niman, Paul Schupmann, Vance Kinkel. Kenneth Casperson, William Warner. Thomas Kommers. David Hoffman. ROW I: David Peterson. William Jordan. ROW 2: Harriet Goldman. Kathleen Forbes. Karen Flodeen, Mike Berkowitz. Nancy Lechnyr, Gerald Elliot. Susan Gregersen, Jerry Stamm. John Johnson. Harley Bradley. Ticket Committee seats play goers ROW I: Sandra Turchick. Beverly White. Barb Schneidman. ROW 2: Louis Lindstrom. Jim Wepplo. Charles Hertfiel. Jim Eggert, Ernest Sumola. Class Memorial chooses a lasting tribute 195 CAST Director Floyd Pearson Peterbono . ... .. Michael Barrowclough Hector Gustave Juliette Shirley Milgrom Eva DeAnne Morgan Lord Edgard Lady Hurf Judith Teener Dupont-Dufort Sr. Dupont-Dufort Jr _ William Rappaport Musician Brian Grivna Town Crier Timothy Hayes Child Sandra Turchick Policemen Michael Michlin Nursemaid Director Floyd H. Pearson shares the emotiom of his actors CLASS of 7 962 PRESENTS “THIEVES’ CARNIVAL” 196 . . over two hundred thousand francs worth of diamonds on her middle finger.' Como quietly. The gamo’t up! Weeks of vigorous practice were climaxed March 15th and 16th as members of the cast of 1962 Senior Class Play took their places be'-hind the red curtain to await the beginning of Thieves' Carnival, by Jean Anouilh. Following the adventures of three happy-go-lucky robbers in search of fun and treasure, the play centers about a palatial home in the French countryside. While attempting to relieve a pair of rich maidens of some of their wealth, the youngest thief falls in love with one of the girls. From the confusion which follows, the reformed thief emerges to steal the girl away and live happily ever after. Gustavo seoms to enjoy being trapped. Prim, proper, poised, and posed. 197 Music man amuses small listener. ’62 CLASS OFFICERS Virginia Anderson Donna Anhalt Sarahalee Appleman Charlotte Archer Henry Arrington Roberta Barnard Michael Barrowclough Irma Beck Jules Beck Sally Beckfelcf Patricia Benish 198 Elaine Benny Elaine Benowitz Claudia Berqe Michael Berkowitz HEAD SENIOR COUNCIL Jerry Anderson John Anderson Lois Anderson Lowell Anderson Roger Anderson Elliott Badzin Katherine Bailey Mary Bailee Geraldine Balter Harvey Barberg Yvonne Benedix Eloise Benford CLASS OFFICERS SEATED, left to right: Mary Thill, mascot; Carole Ervasti. secretary. STA left to right: Bill Ingison. president: Jeffrey VinoVour, vice-president; Berkowitz. treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Casperson, sergeant-a Judy Auger Mary Baker SENIOR COUNCIL - JoAnne Berry Robert Bertrand Faith Bezanson Lowell Bialick Diane Bielke Burnell Blomquist Darlene Bloomstrand Maria Boersma Carol Boileau JoAnn Bolnick Jerry Bukstein Donald Bunce Rosemary Burgess William Burmeister Gary Buss 200 VOICE OF THE STUDENTS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gory Blackledge Geraldine Bowman Harley Bradley Wanda Mark and William Ingison Barbara Brousseau John Bruchert Thomas Budnick Cheryl Buehner Kenneth Casperson Nicolas Cepeda Estelle Chemrinow Patricia Buth 201 TRIPS HIGHLIGHT CHOIR, BAND, Sharon Chodos Beverly Chevalier Deborah Clark Dennis Colman Sharon DeBill Robert Cundiff Caroline Dobbs Donald Dubay Darryl Durand Norman Dusek Joan Ebert Cheryl Eggert Gerald Elliott Douglas Erickson Sandra Ertl Carole Ervasti Audrey Falk 202 AND HONOR SOCIETY Beverly Does Daniel Donahue Patricia Doyle Marnell Drake Monica Drossel 14 COMMITTEES PLAN Beverly Forde James Fuller Marian Fuller Harry Fursetzer Roslyn Furst Julie Godfrey Richard Golden Harriet Goldman Carole Goldstein Walter Gonier Jerry Gottstein Sharon Granroth Thomas Green Esta Greenberg Susan Gregerson 204 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sharon Fleisher Karen Flodeen Harold Folsom Kathleen Forbes Mary Rose Forch Bruce Gates Carolee Geer Sandra Giesea Judy Gilmore Donald Glad Roberta Gorsky Martin Greisinger BRIGHTEST SMILE Lois Anderson and Richard Larson 205 SENIOR EXCLUSIVE Carole Ervasti and Dan Favreau MOST DESIRABLE DATE Gary Grouse Karen Hagfors William Hammerman Thomas Haley Charles Hartfiel Judith Hartman Delores Hatcher Bruce Henderson Ronald lilies Cheryl Hoem 206 David Hoffman Richard Hommes Gerhard Horn . .. “A” DAY James Grua Marvin Gurewitz Marlene Gustafson Annette Haehn Nancy Haertzen Billie Hardeman Dennis Hanson Joel Harms Gloria Harris John Harris Mary Heston Catherine Hetland Kathleen Hickey Mary Hubbard Bonnie Humphrey Craig Husebye Susan Inberg William Ingison SENIOR PROA Philip Issacson Sheldon Jacobs Gerald Janes Charles Johnson Janice Johnson Rodger Kehn Terry Keno Sandra Kephart Betty Kilbury Vance Kinkle Daniel Johnston Verna JondaH Harry Jones STAIRWAY TO THE STARS John Johnson Leo Johnson Sharon Johnson Thomas Johnson Alan Johnston Michael Joshua Richard Judge Paul Juntilla William Kaminski Donna Kaufman Mary Kinsley Lawrence Kocher Michael Jeppesen BEST DANCERS Sandra Marchenko and Vern Munson. Regina Kitchen 209 ‘‘THIEVES’ CARNIVAL’’ PRESENTED Sheldon Krona David Kuehn Steven Kupetz Brian Kvasnilc Jerilyn Krause Estelle Lazerowitz Kathy Lechko Nancy Lechnyr Bruce Lee Stephanie Lehrman Joanne Lindroos Louise Lindstrom WITTIEST 210 Roberta Barnard and Michael Barrowclough. AS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Donald Lachor Gary LaFave John Larson Richard Larson Charles Lawrence Michael Lundbohm Patricia Madsen Barry Magnan Stanley Mandel Sandra Marchenko John Meland STOLP, UNDSTROM MAKE ALL Patricia Mercer Gary Mertz Michael Michlin Lois Micklin James Moen Judith Moore Walter Moroz DeAnne Morgan Barbara Nelson Larry Nelson Suzanne Nelson Patrick Nagle Dorothy Narkie Janet Noack Donna Norton Terry Nudell Thomas Nolan Charles Norman 212 -CITY BASKETBALL TEAM Bernice Motyl Nora Mowery Vern Munson Walter Munson Helen Neunsinger William Niman Janet Niska FRIENDLIEST Karen Hagfors and Patrick Nagle 213 SENIORS ATTEND I ■ Judy Parsons Thomas Patnode Barbara Pellow Donna Perfinen Ronald Pesis Donald Philippy Delores Pinske Ida Porche Diane Potvin Kenneth Pritchett JOB CONFERENCES Duane Otterness Karen Paige Elaine Paletz Bruce Palmer Charlotte Oltman Paul Pettman Robert Peterson Elena Peterson Mark Peterson Russell Peterson 215 Ken Casperson and Terry Rust COLLEGE BOUND SENIORS Lawrence Roppe Philip Rosenberg Jeannine Ross Duane Roy Barbara Rubinger Thomas Resnick Roberta Ressen Michael Rettke Roland Rice Dean Rick TAKE ACT TEST Marylynn Ridgley Richard Riger Mary Roberts Thomas Roden Penelope Rollin Linda Rubinger Mary Rued Theresa Rust David Ruud Alan Saarenpaa Paul Schupmann Ira Schwartz Michele Schwartz Nancy Schwartz Stanley Selctor 217 LONG-AWAITED ANNUAL Bette Shaw Lucille Shaw Claire Shechter Michael Shift Karen Shuster Steven Silver Robert Skomra Alan Slacter David Smith Janet Soine Nina Sudduth Sandra Sumpter Ronald Sumstad Ernest Suomela Phyliss Swerdlick 218 FINALLY ARRIVES Patrick Silva Fred Silver Harold Silver David Soltis Vera Sorenson Sheila Splan Robert Stabno Jane Turunen and Steve Silver BEST DRESSED 219 THE END OF THE BEGINNING - Jane Turunen Audrey Vernier JoAnn Vile Jeffrey Vinokour Kathleen Vlock Gary Walter Judith Warner William Warner Lois Wass Alice Wedekind GRADUATION Ruth Toft Joan Tomasko Wendell Truelson Sandra Turchick Diane Turnquist Gary Walquist Nancy Wallum Gail Walensky Gloria Wochter Frederick Wagner BEST FIGURE, PHYSIQUE Beverly White 221 SENIORS LOOK TO THE FUTURE Robert Wheeler Dorothy White Gary Wilenslcy Jonathan Williams Oliva Williams Wynne Williams Michael Winer Gerald Woodson Dawn Wright Robert Wright Robert Zubeck SENIORS NOT PICTURED Frank Baily Terry Hajer David Peterson John Baker Timothy Hayes Gary Pikala Gene Blackwell Kenneth Holmes Albert Porter Barbara Brenny Howard Hopkins Norma Saxton Darrell Chilstrom Glenn Iverson Lilene Scott Michael Coyle John Jacobs Earlene Simmons William Diethart John Kaczmarczyk Jerry Small James Dooley Elaine Lee Lyle Talbot Melvin Douglas Patricia Mader William Waddick Robert Enghausen Dean Martfield Dennis Wallis Gerald Fehlberg Hoyt McGill Wayne Wallskog Arden Friedman Chester Merino Patricia Williams Sandra Gryczkowski Julia Owens Gary Paar Frank Zelenak 222 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX ABRAHAMSON. DONALD G. 74. 198 Hi-Y. ADAMS. DONALD L......... 101. 198 Hi-Y. AESHLIMAN. KATHLEEN .198 ALETKY. LORETTA 74. 198 Honor Roll. Work Program. AMES. DAVID ................74. 198 ANDERSON. JERRY ...................199 Football. ANDERSON. JOHN______________________199 Baseball. Basketball, Football, Hockey. ANDERSON. LOIS ______ 37. 58. 66. 92. 93. 97. 194, 195, 199. 205 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. French Club. Girl's Sports. Junior Red Cross. Office Aid. Pop Club. Polarettes. Viking Club. Y-Teens. Elections, Senior A-Day. ANDERSON. LOWELL................74. 199 8ALKE. MARY .................. 63. 199 Drama Club. FTA. Library Aid. Pep Club. Work Program. BAKER. MARY 199 Hall Guard. Y-Teens. BALTER. GERALDINE .. 78. 80. 81. 193. 199 FTA. Honor Roll. National Honor Society. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Commencement. BANTA. RONALD 74 Apparatus. BARBERG. HARVEY ............... 57. 199 Honor Roll. National Honor Society, Physics Club. Bowling. BARNARD. ROBERTA 192. 198. 210 Banquet. BARROWCLOUGH. MICHAEL 40. 63. 198. 210 Drama Club, Student Council, Sno-King. Class Ploy. BECK. IRMA 77. 93. 198 Polarettes. Lunchroom Cashier. ANDERSON. ROGER .............82. 95. 132. 192. 199 Annual Staff, Hi-Y. N-Club. Prom. Tennis. ANDERSON. VIRGINIA 92. 93. 58. 198 Banking Monitor. Girl's Sports. Office Aid. Pep Club. Polarettes. PTSA. Student Council, Viking Club. Y-Teens. BECK. JULES ............. 53. 80. 81. 88. 132, 198 A Band. Chess Club, French Club. Honor Roll. N-Club. NFL. National Honor Society. Polar Band. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Senior A Day. Tennis. BECKFELD. SALLY ........ 74. 198 Work Program. ANHALT. DONNA ..................... 198 APPLEMAN. SARAHALEE ....... 60. 69, 75. 190. 193. 198 Courtesy Committee. French Club, Budget Chairman, Sonior Council. BENEDIX. YVONNE ............. 74. 199 Girl's Sports. BENFORD. ELOISE ..........-........199 BENISH. PATRICIA .. 74. 198 ARCHER. CHARLOTTE ... ...........76. 198 Gym Aid. ARRINGTON. HENRY .....................198 Track. AUGUR. JUDY 97. 199 Library Aid. Tickets. BADZIN. ELLIOTT ..... 64. 84. 140. 141. 194. 199 Cheerleader. Choir President, Drama Club. French Club. Student Council. Senior A-Day. BAILEY. FRANK BAILEY. KATHERINE _________70. 79. 199 FTA. Hall Guard. Library Aid. ..191 BENNY. ELAINE 198 Annual Representative. Girl's Sports, Pep Club. Lunchroom Cashier. Viking Club. BENOWITZ. ELAINE_____________ 67. 193. 198 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Courtesy Committee. Office Aid. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Commencement. BERGE. CLAUDIA .......58. 89. 97. 141. 198 A-Band. Annual Representative, Cheerleader. Pep Club. Polar Band. Viking Club, Y-Teens. BERKOWITZ. MICHAEL .......... 36. 52. 63. 66. 67. 80. 81. 95. 198. 199. 190. 191. 193. 194. 195 Banking Monitor, Drama Club. Gym Aid. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross, N-Club. National Honor Society. Physics Club. Banquet. Budget, Cap and Gown. Tickets. Class Song. Football Manager. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Senior Class Treasurer. BERRY, JOANNE -.92. 93. 98. 58. 84. 192. 200 Annual Representative, Choir, Gloo Club. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polarettes. English Aid. PTSA. Student Council, Viking Club. Y-Teens. Prom. BERTRAND. ROBERT ......... 200 Honor Roll. N-Club. Hockey. BEZANSON. FAITH 52. 60. 64. 78. 94. 144. 152. 200. 193 French Club, Girl's Sports, Hi-C, Honor Roll. National Honor Society, English Aid. PTSA. Student Council. Budget. BIALICK. LOWELL ......... 192. 193. 200 Banking Monitor, Gym Aid, Projection, Banquet, Budget, Hockey. BIELKE. DIANE ..................73. 200 Annual Representative. Mimeo Aid. BLACKLEDGE. GARY 201 BLACKWELL. GENE BLOMQUIST. BURNELL ..... ___74. 95. 101, 112. 194. 200 Hi-Y. N-Club. Banquet. Senior A-Day, Baseball, Basketball, Football. BLOOMSTRAND. DARLENE 74. 200 Student Council. Work Program. BOERSMA. MARIA _________________73. 200 Art Aid. Girl's Sports. Cap and Gown. BOILEAU. CAROL ................... 200 Banking Monitor, Hall Guard. BOLNICK. JOANN ................. 74. 200 Student Council, Work Program. BOWMAN. GERALDINE 201 BRACE. ROBERT . „ 44. 95. 116. 135. 200 N-Club. Cross Country. Track. BRADLEY. HARLEY ....................195. 201 Tickets. BRATRUDE. GARY M2. 200 Football. BRAVERMAN. WILLIAM ................. 200 BRENNAN. JEFFREY.......... 65. 95. 200 N-Club. Student Council. BRENNY. BARBARA Mimeo Aid. BRITZIUS, JEREMY ............. 88. 200 A-Band. Hi-Y. BROUSSEAU. BARBARA ............... 200 Pop Club. 223 BAKER. JOHN SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX BRUCHERT. JOHN ............95. 130. 201 N-Club. Apparatus. Cross Country. Skiing. BUDNICK. THOMAS ... 201 BUEHNER. CHERYL ..........._..... 201 Office Aid. Student Council. BUHRT. BECKY 193. 194. 201 Banking Monitor. Lunch Room Aid, Senior A Day. BUKSTEIN. JERRY ................ 88. 200 Color Guard. Polar Band. BUNCE. DONALD ______________ „ 193. 200 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor, Projection. PTSA. Budget. Junior Red Cross. BURGESS. ROSEMARY ...........190. 200 French Club. FTA. GAA Council, Girl’s Sports, Dedication. BURMEISTER. WILLIAM.......... 52. 65. 78. 80. 86. 95. 101. M2. 200. 192. 194 Banking Monitor. Hi-Y, Honor Roll, Jun-ior Red Cross. N-Club. National Honor Society, English Aid. Polaris Bi-Weekly. PTSA. Student Council. Banquet, Social. Football. BUSS. GARY .................... 95. 129. 200 N-Club. Football. Swimming. BUTH. PATRICIA ..........._.... 201 Senior A Day. CARRIGER. LELAND CASPERSON. KENNETH 36. 84. 86. 95. 113. 116. 117. 199. 201. 215. 190. 192. 195 Banking Monitor. Choir. N-Club. PTSA, Elections, Prom. Senior Council, Football, Track. Wrestling, Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Polaires. CEPEDA. NICOLAS ................... 201 CHEMRINOW. ESTELLE ________66. 75. 91. 191,193.201 Annual Representative, Courtesy Committee, FTA. Girl's Sports. NFL. Pep Club. Budget. CHEVALIER. BEVERLY..............74. 202 Banking Monitor, Pep Club, Projection. CHILSTROM. DARRELL CHODOS. SHARON 44. 53. 69. 82. 193. 194. 202 Annual Staff. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross, NFL. National Honor Society. Tickets. Student Council. Budgot, Social. CHRISTOPHERSON. EARL ...112. 130. 202 N-Club. Football. Skiing. CLARK. DEBORAH 87. 89. 145. 193. 202 A-Band. GAA Council, Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. Polar Band. Commencement. COLMAN. DENNIS 89. 192. 202 A-Band, Prom. CONNOY. JOHN .......... 64. 124. 203 Annual Representative. N-Club. Social. Basketball, Football, Hockey. COYLE. MICHAEL CRAM. KENNETH 53. 57. 64. 89. 192. 193. 203 A-Band. French Club. Honor Roll. Na- tional Honor Society. Physics Club. Banquet. Budget. CROCKER. SANDRA _____ 203 CROCKETT. LYNNE .......... 203. 194 GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Gym Aid, Pep Club. PTSA. Student Council. Cap and Gown, Senior A Day. Related Arts Aid. CUNDIFF. ROBERT 80. 81. 191, 202 A-Band, French Club, Honor Roll. National Honor Society, Polar Band. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Commencement. DALE. MARILYN ... 64. 66. 74. 202 Annual Representative, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club, Work Program, Study Hall Aid. PTSA. Banquot. DeBILL. SHARON 202 DIEDRICH. NICHOLAS 80. 81. 94. 202 Hi-C. Polaris Bi-Woekly. DIETHART. WILLIAM DOBBS. CAROLINE 74. 202 Work Program. DOES. BEVERLY 54. 84. 96. 97. 190. 192. 195. 203 Choir. French Club. GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross, National Honor Society. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Banquet. DONAHUE. DANIEL 79. 203. 216 Hall Guard. DOOLEY. JAMES DOUGLAS. MELVIN N-Club. Basketball. Football. DOYLE. PATRICIA .... 74. 203 Annual Representative, Banking Monitor. Honor Roll. Work Program. Banquet. DRAKE. MARNELL 74. 203 Work Program. DROSSEL. MONICA ......... 64. 78. 79. 91. 140. 141. 194. 203 Cheerleaders, Girl's Sports. Hall Guard. Office Aid. Pep Club. PTSA. SEP Aid. Student Council, Y-Teens. Senior A Day. Homecoming Attendant. DU BAY. DONALD ....................... 202 DURAND. DARRYL ............. ...74. 202 Banking Monitor, Gym Aid. Work Program. DUSEK. NORMAN 79. 202 Hall Guard. EBERT. JOAN 192. 194. 202 Annual Representative. EGGERT. CHERYL 64. 70. 82. 96. 193, 202 Annual Staff. Pep Club. Projection. Student Council. Y-Teens. Budget. EGGERT. JAMES ............. 192. 195. 203 A-Band. Polar 8and, Class Memorial. ELLIOTT. GERALD 52. 56. 57. 65 70. 78. 195. 194. 193. 95. 133. 202 Honor Roll. JUN. N-Club. National Honor Society. Physics Club. English Aid. Projection. PTSA. Student Council. World Affairs. Banquet. Budget. Cap and Gown. Tickets. Football, Swimming. ELLINGBOE. RUTH 79. 203 Hall Guard. Pep Club. Y-Teens, Class Song. ENGHAUSEN. ROBERT 95. III. 129. 135 N-Club. Cross Country. Swimming. Track. ERICKSON. DOUGLAS 95. 130. 135. 202 N-Club. Cross Country. Track. Skiing. ERTL. SANDRA............................202 ERVASTI CAROLE ... 29. 30. 36. 75. 92. 93. 194. 192. 190. 199. 202. 206 Courtesy Committee. Honor Roll. Pep Club. Polarettes. PTSA. Y-Teens, Prom. Senior A Day. Senior Council, Class Secretary. Homecoming Queen. FALK. AUDREY 67. 80. 81. 85. 190. 191. 195. 202 Banking Monitor. Choir. Honor Roll. National Honor Society, Polaris Bi-Weekly. Class Memorial. Dedication. Class Song. FAVREAU. DANIEL ... 95. 113. 114. 203. 206 French Club. N-Club. Senior A Day. Baseball. Football. 224 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX FEHLBERG. GERALD FEHRINGER. JUNE .... 79. 203 Hall Guard. FERN, BARBARA 72, 73, 204 Annual Representative, Banking Monitor. Mimeo Aid, Office Aid. FERRIS, DAVID 204 FINKELSTEIN, RENEE 74. 204 Girl's Sports. FINLAYSON. WILLIAM 95. 204 N-Club. Apparatus. FLASHER. STEVEN 204 Football. FLEISHER. SHARON 66. 67. 91. 193. 205 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. FTA, Office Aid. Pep Club. PTSA, Budget. FLODEEN. KAREN 52. 82, 85. 86 . 99. 192. 195, 205 Annual Staff. Banking Monitor, Choir. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. National Honor Society. Y-Teens. Banquet, Elections. Tickets. Polaires. FOLSOM. HAROLD 205 Football, Hockey. FORBES. KATHLEEN 84. 97. 194. 195. 205 Choir. Glee Club. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Student Council. Y-Teens. Cap and Gown. FORCH. MARY ROSE 205 FORDE. BEVERLY 204 GAA Council. Pep Club. Lunchroom Cashier. FRIEDMAN. ARDEN FULLER. JAMES 204 FULLER. MARIAN 67. 72. 204 Annuol Representative. Banking Monitor. Girl's Sports. Glee Club, Office Aid. FURSETZER. HARRY 204 FURST. ROSLYN ...............65. 75. 204 Banking Monitor. Courtesy Committee, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Student Council. GATES. BRUCE ...........95. 123. 192, 205 N-Club. Projection. Prom. Baseball. Basketball. GEER. CAROLEE 205 A-Band. Y-Teens. Tickets. Polar Band. Banking Monitor. GIESEA. SANDRA 98. 194. 205 Girl's Sports. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Study Hall Aid, Student Council, Y-Teens. Senior A Day. GILMORE. JUDY ...................... 205 Annual Representative, Study Hall Aid. GLAD. DONALD 205 Hi-Y, Track. Work Program. GODFREY. JULIE . 204 Glee Club, Hi-C. GOLDEN. RICHARD 204 Football. GOLDMAN. HARRIET 66. 72. 91, 195. 204 Office Aid, Pop Club. Tickets. GOLDSTEIN. CAROLE 37. 52. 60. 63. 75. 82, 204. 190, 193. 194 Annual Staff, Annual Representative. Courtesy Committee, Drama Club. French Club. Honor Roll, National Honor Society. Pep Club. Polar Bear. Y-Teens. Floral Decorations. Senior Council. Social Chairman. GONIOR. WALTER 95. 101. 204 Hi-Y, N-Club. Golf. GORSKY. ROBERTA 72. 78. 91. 140, 141. 194. 205 Cheerleader, Office Aid. Pep Club. PTSA. SEP Aid. Prom. GOTTSTEIN. JERRY 54. 89. 194, 204 A-Band. Polar Band. Social. Tennis. GRANROTH. SHARON 67. 80. 81. 91. 97. 194. 204 Banking Monitor. Honor Roll. National Honor Society. Pep Club, Polaris Bi-Weekly. Y-Teens. Social. GREEN. THOMAS 204 Apparatus. Track. GREENBERG. ESTA ... 60. 72. 193, 194. 204 French Club. Junior Red • Cross. Office Aid. Pap Club. PTSA. Student Council Y-Teens. Budget, Senior A Day. GREGERSEN. SUSAN ________ 53. 54. 56. 57. 88. 190, 193. 195. 204 A-Band. Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll, JUN. National Honor Society, Physics Club. English Aid. PTSA, Student Council, World Affairs. Y-Teens. Floral Decorations. Senior Council. Tickets. Class Play. GREISINGER. MARTIN 44. 58. 64. 66. 82. 205 Annual Staff. Student Council, Viking Club. Apparatus. GROUSE. GARY 206 GRUA. JAMES 207 GRYCZKOWSKI, SANDRA GUREWITZ. MARVIN ............ 81. 207 French Club, National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Physics Club, Study Hall Monitor. Polaris Bi-Woekly. GUSTAFSON. MARLENE 74. 207 Pep Club. HAEHN. ANNETTE . 145. 207 Girl's Sports. HAERTZEN. NANCY ............. ... 207 Banking Monitor. Budget, Cap and Gown. HAGFORS. KAREN 31. 85. 106. 192. 206. 213 Choir. Glee Club. Student Council. Viking Club. Y-Teons. Banquet. Homecoming Attendant. HAJDER. TERRY HALEY. THOMAS ... 206 HAMMERMAN, WILLIAM 56. 89. 117. 193. 206 A-Band. French Club. JUN. World Affairs. Budget, Tickets, Wrestling Manager. HANSON. DENNIS 207 HARDEMAN. BILLIE 79. 194, 207 Hall Guard. Senior A Day. HARMS. JOEL 113. 117. 207 Football, Wrestling. HARRIS. GLORIA 98. 194, 207 Banking Monitor. Y-Teens. Budget. HARRIS. JOHN 88. 100. 207, 192, 193 A-Band. Hi-Y. Junior Red Cross. Banquet. Commencement. HARTFIEL. CHARLES 80. 81. 195. 206 Chess Club. JUN. NFL. Physics Club, Polaris Bi-Weekly. World Affairs. Class Memorial. HARTMAN.- JUDITH 85. 206 Annual Representative. Choir, Gloe Club. HATCHER. DELORES 152. 206 Girl's Sports. Office Aid. HAYES. TIMOTHY 86. 95. 116. 135 N-Club. Cross Country. Track, Skiing. Polaires. Class Play. HENDERSON. BRUCE 124, 206 221 N-Club. Hockey. HESTON. MARY .................... 207 Girl’s Sports, Pep Club.. 225 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX HETLAND. CATHERINE .75. 207 Pop Club. GAA Bowling. Courtesy Committee. Red Cross. HICKEY. KATHLEEN 67. 75. 91. 191. 192. 207 Banking Monitor. Courtesy Committee. FTA. Pep CJub. Student Council. Prom. HIIVALA. CAROL................—77. 207 Annual Representative. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll, Pep Club. Lunchroom Cashier. HILDRETH. EUNICE .......................... 207 HOEM. CHERYL 58. 78. 82. 85. 96. 98. 190. 192. 206 Annual Staff, Banking Monitor. Choir. Glee Club. Pep Club. English Aid. PTSA, Viking Club. Y-Teens Treasurer. Prom Chairman, Senior Council. HOFFMAN. DAVID 57. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 191, 195. 206 Annual Staff. Chess Club. Choir, Physics Club. Elections. Class Song. Polaires, Class Play. HOLMES. KENNETH HOMMES. RICHARD 206 Projection. Swimming. HOPKINS. HOWARD Gym Aid. HORN. GERHARD .................... 87. 88. 206 A-Band. Polar Band. Golf. HUBBARD. MARY 64, 70. 82, 96. 97. 192. 207 Annual Staff. Art Aid. FTA. Girl's Sports, Junior Red Cross. National Honor Society. Pep Club. Student Council, Y- Toons President. Prom. HUMPHREY. BONNIE 145. 207 Annual Staff. Girl's Sports. HUSEBYE CRAIG 207 ILLIES. RONALD 206 Banking Monitor. Rod Cross. INBERG. SUSAN 67. 73. 207 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Mimeo Aid, Pep Club. Y-Teens. INGISON. WILLIAM ...36. 64. 95. 130. 190. 199, 201. 207 Honor Roll, N-Club, PTSA. Student Council. Senior Council. Apparatus. Baseball. Class President. ISSAACSON. PHILIP 87, 89. 112. 117, 208 A-Band. Honor Roll, N-Club. National Honor Society, Elections. Football, Wrestling. ISERI. ELAYNE Banking Monitor, Girl's Sports. PTSA. Student Council. IVERSON. GLENN JACOBS, JOHN 95 N-Club. Football, Track. JACOBS, SHELDON ................... 208 N-Club, Football. Track. JACOBS. SHELDON ................. 208 A-Band. Polar Band. Social, Baseball. Football. JANES. GERALD 208 Wrestling. JEPPESEN. MICHAEL ................. 209 Projection. JOHNSON. CHARLES 208 JOHNSON. JANICE ... 192. 208 Y-Teens. Banquet. JOHNSON. JOHN ______________57. 70. 78. 190. 191. 193. 195. 209 Banking Monitor, Chess Club. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross. National Honor Society. Physics Club. Projection. Student Council, Commencement. Dedications, Tickets. Basketball. English Aid. JOHNSON. LEO 95. 112. 116. 123, 209 Junior Red Cross. N-Club. Basketball. Football. Track. JOHNSON. SHARON 182. 192. 195. 209 Girl's Sports. Elections. JOHNSON. THOMAS 95, 209 N-Club. Apparatus. JOHNSTON. ALAN 191. 194, 209 Physics Club, Boys Intramural Bowling, Cap and Gown. JOHNSTON. DANIEL 208 JONDALL. VERNA . .91. 99. 20R Y-Teens. Pep Club. JONES, HARRY ........ 95, 135. 116. 208 N-Club. Cross Country. Track. JONES. WILLIAM 208 N-Club. Track. JORDAN. WILLIAM 195. 208 Tickets. Apparatus. Baseball. Football. JOSHUA. MICHAEL 53. 54. 64. 80. 190. 209 Banking Monitor. Chess Club. Honor Roll. Junior Academy of Science. NFL. National Honor Society. Physics Club. Po- laris Bi-Weekly. Student Council, Dedication. JUDGE. RICHARD 20? JUNTILLA. PAUL .............53. 95. 209 Honor Roll, N-Club, National Honor Society. Apparatus. KACZMARCZYK. JOHN KAMINSKI. WILLIAM 209 Cap end Gown. KAUFMAN, DONNA .........44. 60. 80. 81. 193. 194. 209 Courtesy Committee. French Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly, Budget. Social. KEHN. RODGER 208 KENO. TERRY 208. 104 Junior Red Cross. Projection. Stage Crew. Hi-Y. KEPHART. SANDRA ....................208 KILBURY. BETTY _____________64. 80. 92. 93. 208. 221 Banking Monitor, Girl's Sports, Junior Red Cross. Polerettes. Polaris Bi-Weekly. PTSA. Student Council. KINKEL, VANCE 95. 112. 123. 190. 208 Gym Aid. N-Club. Basketball, Football. KINSLEY. MARY .................. 74. 209 KITCHEN. REGINA ................... 209 KOCHER. LAWRENCE ..................209 KOIVULA, ROBERT 208 KOLLODGE. DU WAYNE .............80. 81, 95. 112. 193. 208 N-Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Commencement, Football, Track. KOMMERS. THOMAS .......... 66. 67. 190. 194. 195. 208 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Junior Red Cross. PTSA. Dedication. Elections. Sonior A Day. Class Play. KONN. JANET 194. 208 Junior Red Cross. Study Aid. Make-up Committee. PTSA. Senior A Day. KRANK. JOYCE 67. 77. 89. 143. 208 A-Band. Banking Monitor. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. Bandells. Nurse's Aid, Commencement. KRAUSE. JERILYN .......54. 66. 71. 91. 98. 99. 192. 193. 195. 210 Junior Red Cross. Library Aid. NFL. Pop Club, PTSA. Y-Teens. Banquet. Budget. Elections. 226 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX KRONA. SHELDON ................ 101. 210 Hi-Y. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Baseball. KUEHN. DAVID ......... 95. 114. 210 Baseball. KUPETZ. STEVEN 52. 54, 80. 190. 194. 210 Chess Club. French Club. Honor Roll. Junior Academy of Science. NFL. National Honor Society, Physics Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly. World Affairs. Dedication. Senior A Day. KVASNIK. BRIAN 2TO LACHER, DONALD 113. 211 N-Club. Football, Wrestling. LaFAVE. GARY 211 Apparatus. LARSON. JOHN ..................... 211 LARSON. RICHARD 67. 192. 205. 211 Honor Roll. Cap and Gown. Prom. Apparatus. Football. LAWRENCE. CHARLES 87. 89. 101. 133. 211 A-Band, Hi-Y, Polar Band. Golf. LAZEROWITZ. ESTELLE 67. 91. 145. 210 Banking Monitor, Girl's Sports. Pep Club. PTSA. LECHKO. KATHY____________40. 53. 58. 67. 76. 82. 96. 144. 145. 146. 151, 154. 195. 210 Annual Staff, Banking Monitor. GAA Council, Girl's Sports. Gym Aid, Honor Roll. National Honor Society, Pep Club. Projection. Viking Club. Y-Teens. LECHNYR. NANCY .......... 66. 87. 89. 151. 194. 195, 210 A-Band. FTA, GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll, JUN, Bandells, Viking Club. Sonior A Day. LEE. BRUCE 95. 101. 112. 192. 210 Hi-Y, N-Oub. Stage Crew. Budget, Football. Golf. Hockey. LEE. ELAINE Glee Club. Library Aid. World Affairs. LEHRMAN. STEPHANIE 210. 190. 193. 194 Banking Monitor. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club. PTSA, Student Council, Commencement Chairman. Senior A Day. Senior Council. LEON, VIDALINA LEPISTO, JEFFREY 211 LEVENTHAL. SUSAN ....... 79. 193. 211 Drama Club. Hall Guard. Junior Red Cross. NFL. PTSA. Budget. LEVI. AUDREY 211 Student Council, Y-Teons. LEVITON. LYNN 211 Annual Representative. Girl's Sports. LIMAN, JUDITH ............72. 192. 211 Junior Red Cross. Office Aid. Pep Club. Banquet. LINDROOS. JOANNE_______________88. 210 A-Band. Hi-C. Pep Club. Polar Band. Commencement. LINDSTROM. LOUIS ........... 95. 123. 194. 195. 210 N-Club. Class Memorial. Senior A Day. Basoball, Baskotball. LUNDBOHM. MICHAEL 211 Apparatus. LUNDGREN. JOHN MADER. PATRICIA Library Page. MADSEN. PATRICIA 211 MAGNAN. BARRY_______ ___________ 211 MANDEL. STANLEY 211 Study Hall Monitor. MARCHENKO. SANDRA 93. 209. 211 Banking Monitor. Girl's Sports. Library Aid. Polarettes. Cap and Gown, Prom. Senior A Day. MARK. WANDA . 31. 37. 65. 80. 81. 190. 193. 194. 201. 211 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Courtesy Committee. Girl's Sports. Hall Guard. Pep Club. Polar Bear. Polaris Bi-Weekly. PTSA. Student Council Treasurer, Y-Toens. Floral Decorations Chairman. Senior Council, Social. Homecoming Attendant. MARTFELD. DEAN M AHA WAY. PAM ELLA 62. 63. 82. 192. 211 Annual Staff, Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. Drama Club, French Club. FTA. Girl’s Sports. Honor Roll. NFL. PTSA. Cap and Gown. Prom. MATTSON. LEROY 2II Baseball. MATTSON. PATRICIA 211 A-Band. Banking Monitor, Girl's Sports. Pep Club. Polar Band. Y-Teens. Commencement, Work Program. MAYBERG, BRENDA 80. 81. 190. 193. 194. 211 Drama Club. Fronch Club, Girl's Sports, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polaris Bi-Weekly, PTSA. Student Council. Cap and Gown, Senior A Day Chairman, Senior Council. McGILL. HOYT Cross Country. MELAND. JOHN ... 58. 64. 85. 86. 190. 191. 212 Choir, FTA National Honor Society. PTSA. Student Council. Viking Club. Commencement. Sonior Council. Polaires. MERCER. PATRICIA . 212 Pep Club. MERINO. CHESTER 129 Apparatus. Swimming. MERTZ. GARY 212 MICHLIN. MICHAEL 132. 87. 89. 192. 212 A-Band. Hi-Y. Honor Roll, Prom. Tennis. Skiing. Class Play. MICKLIN. LOIS 212 Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. MILGROM. SHIRLEY ............_..63. 81. 85. 190. 195. 213 Banking Monitor, Choir, Drama Club. French Club. Girl's Sports. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Polaris Bi-Weokly. PTSA. Y-Teens. Dedication. Elections, Senior A Day. Senior Council, Class Play. MILTON. KATHLEEN . 99. 123 Y-Teens. MINEAR, SPENCER 213, 190. 191 FTA, Honor Roll, National Honor Society. Student Council. Commencement Chairman. MJOS. CHARLOTTE ............. 84. 213 MOEN. JAMES _____________________ 212 Cross Country. Track. MOORE. JUDITH _ 193. 212 Annual Representative. Banquet. MORD. ROGER 101. 102. 212 Hi-Y. MORGAN. DEANNE 60. 82. 84. 86. 99. 192. 212 Annual Staff, Choir, French Club. Girls' Sports. Glee Club. Honor Roll. NFL. National Honor Society, Pep Club, PTSA. Y-Teens. Banquet. Polaires. Class Play. MOROZ. WALTER 212 Football. 227 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX MOTYL. 8ERNICE 213 MOWERY. NORA ..........78. 192, 194, 213 Honor Roll. SEP Aid. Banquet Committee. Cap and Gown. Claw Play Crtfw. MUNSON. VERN ____________124. 209. 213 MUNSON. WALTER..................... 213 Football. NAGLE. PATRICK________________212. 213 Bowling Captain. Cap and Gown. NARKIE. DOROTHY ......66. 97. 194. 212 Banking Monitor. Junior Red Crow, Pep Club. Student Council, Y-Teens. Cap and Gown. Senior A Day. NELSON. BARBARA ................ 212 Pep Club. Work Program. Study Hall Aid, Y-Teens. NELSON. LARRY 84. 212 Choir. NELSON. SUZANNE ................... 212 NEUSINGER. HELEN ........ 84. 86. 213 Choir, Glee Club. Polaires. NIMAN. WILLIAM .............. I9S. 213 SEP Aid, Golf. Elections. NISKA, JANET ............ 66. 85. 213 Choir. NOACK. JANET 212 Work Program. NOEL. ROBERT NOLAN. THOMAS .................... 212 NORMAN. CHARLES ................... 212 NORTON. DONNA ______________________212 NUDELL. TERRY ........44. 60. 65. 82. 194. 212 Annual Staff, French Club. Pep Club. PTSA. Student Council. Y-Teens. Senior A Day. Student Aid. NUGENT. CHERYL ............... 67. 214 Banking Monitor, Pep Club. Y-Teens. Social. O'BRIEN. EVELYN ......... 71. 214. 216 Library Aid, Pep Club. O'BRIEN. PATRICK .............100. 214 Hi-Y. Honor Roll. OLSEN. DAVID .............95. 124. 214 N-Club, Hockey. OLSON. JUDITH ...................... 214 Office Aid. Work Program. OLTMAN. CHARLOTTE ............... 63. 67. 85. 86. 99. 191. 215 8anking Monitor. Choir Secretary, Drama Club. French Club. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. PTSA. Y-Toons, Class Song. Polaires. Class Play. OTTERNESS. DUANE ................. 58. 215 Banking Monitor. Viking Club. OWENS. JULIA PAAR. GARY PAIGE. KAREN ....... 66. 84. 98. 192. 215 Choir, Glee Club. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. PTSA. Y-Teens. Prom. PALETZ. ELAINE______ 79. 91. 192. 215 Annual Representative. Hall Guard. Office Aid. Pep Club. PALMER, BRUCE ...... 95. 130. 140. 141. 203. 215 Cheerleader. N-Club, Student Council President. Apparatus. Football, Skiing. PARSONS. JUDY 44. 59. 92. 97. 214 A-Band, Junior Red Cross, Pop Club. Polar Band. Polarettos, Viking Club. Y Teens. PATNODE. THOMAS . 74. 214 PELLOW. BARBARA ............ „74. 214 Girl's Sports. Work Program. Junior Achievement. PERTINEN. DONNA ..................... 214 PESIS. RONALD ........ — 64. 80. 81. 193. 214 Polaris Bi-Weekly, Student Council. Dedication, Floral Decorations, Basketball. PETERSON, DAVID 53. 57. 63. 70. 192. 195 Drama Club, Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross. National Honor Society. Physics Club. Projection, PTSA. Tickets. PETERSON. ELENA 80. 143. 215 A-Band. French Club. Polar Band. Band-ells. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Y-Teens. Golf Club. Cap and Gowan, Class Memorial. PETERSON. MARK 215, 104 Hi-Y. Stage Crew, Commencement. PETERSON. ROBERT 52. 57. 64. 78. 193. 215 Honor Roll. National Honor Society. Physics Club. Student Council. Budget. PETERSON. RUSSELL 101. 215 Hi-Y. Football. PETTMAN. PAUL__________95. 113. 117. 215 N-Club. Football. Wrestling. PHILIPPY, DONALD ............ 79. 214 Hall Guard. PIKALA. GARY................ M3. 129 N-Club. Football. Swimming. PINSKE. DELORES .....-..67. 72. 144. 145. 1S4. 214 Banking Monitor, GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Office Aid, Y-Teens. Cap and Gown. Commencement. PORCHE, IDA .......... ...........—214 PORTER. ALBERT 79 Hall Guard. POTVIN. DIANE ................ 192. 214 Y-Teens. PRITCHETT. KENNETH ........ 95. 113. 214 Football. RACETTE. JENEVRA 215 PTSA. RANK. JACQUELINE _______________145. 215 Girl's Sports, Honor Roll, Commencement. RAPACZ. DAVID ...................70. 214 Banking Monitor. Junior Red Cross. Pro- jection, Elections. rappaport. william_______________so. ei. 192. 214 Banquet. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Class Play. REIN. HAROLD ___________________ 70. 214 Projection. Commencement. REINKING. KAREN____________145. 190. 214 Girl's Sports. Gym Aid. RESKIN. LYNNE .................. 63. 214 GAA. Rod Cross, PTSA. Drama Club. Pep Club. RESNICK. THOMAS 67. 81. 80. 216 Banking Monitor. Polaris Bi-Weekly. RESSEN. ROBERTA 66. 67. 80. 81. 78. 92. 194. 216 Banking Monitor. Polarettes. Polaris Bi-Weekly. SEP Aids. Senior A Day. Junior Red Cross. Class Play. RETTKE. MICHAEL .................... 216 Banking Monitor. RICE. ROLAND 216 RICK. DEAN 216 Projection. Track. 228 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX RIDGLEY. MARYLYNN ..........61. 191. 217 FHA. Lost and Found. Office Aid, Y-Teens. Clots Song. RIGER, RICHARD _________57. 70. 88. 117. 191. 194. 217 Chess Club, Color Guard. NFL, Physics Club. Projection, Cap and Gown, Wrestling. ROBERTS. MARY .................. 217 RODEN. THOMAS ....................... 217 N-Club, Football, Hockey. ROLLIN, PENELOPE 37. 79. 82. 97. 192, 195, 217 Annual Staff. Banking Monitor, FTA, Hall Guord. Honor Roll. Junior Rod Cross. National Honor Society. Pep Club. Projection. PTSA. Y-Teens, Banquet, Elections. ROPPE. LAWRENCE ............95. M2. 117. 191. 194. 195. 216 N-Club. Senior A Day. Class Song, Football. Wrestling. ROSENBERG. PHILIP ................... 216 ROSS. JEANNINE........90. 91. 99. 191. 216 Girl's Sports, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Class Song. ROY. DUANE ................ _...II2. 216 Chess Club, Baseball, Football, Projection. rubinger. Barbara ................... 216 Annual Representative. RUBINGER. LINDA ........... 69. 193. 217 Annual Representative, Junior Red Cross. Library Aid. Polar Band. Budgot. RUED. MARY .....................217. 58 Girl’s Sports. Honor Roll. Lost and Found. SEP Aid. Student Council. Viking Club. RUST. THERESA 31. 76. 91. 140. 141. 192. 151. 215. 217 Cheerleader. GAA Council. Girl’s Sports. Gym Aid. Pop Club. Student Council. Prom. Homecoming Attendant. RUUD. DAVID ............ 57. 70. 217 Physics Club. Projection. SAARENPAA. ALAN ............. 194. 217 Cep and Gown, Senior A Day. SALONE. MacARTHUR .............. 216 SANDBERG. SHARON - 216 SANGSTER. GARY ................. 217 Apparatus. SASNER. SHERRY .......... -.... 217 Banking Monitor. Girl’s Sports. Pep Club. SAUER. SHARYN ........... 77. 194. 217 Student Council. Lunchroom Aid, Senior A Day. SAXTON. NORMA SCHANFIELD. MELVIN ........ 53. 56. 57. 95. 117. 192. 217 French Club. Honor Roll. Junior Academy of Science. JUN. N-Club, National Honor Society. Physics Club, Projection, World Affairs. Banquet, Football. Hockey, and Wrestling Student Trainer. SCHNEIDMAN. BARBARA 44. 52. 60. 78. 82. 106. 190. 191. 195. 217 Annual Staff—Editor. Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. French Club. Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Pep Club. English Aid. Class Memorial Chairman. Senior Council. Class Song. SCHUPMANN. PAUL 44. 53. 82. 95. 101, 102. 195. 192, 114. 217 Annual Staff. Annual Representative. Hi-Y. Honor Roll. N-Club. Physics Club. Dedication, Elections. Prom. Baseball, National Honor Society Sergeant-at-Arms, English Aid. SCHWARTZ. IRA ............... 79. 217 Football, Baseball, Physics Club. Hall Guord. SCHWARTZ. MICHELE 74. 76. 151. 217 GAA Council. Girl’s Sports. Pep Club. SEP Aid. Study Hall Aid. Y-Teens, Cep and Gown. SCHWARTZ. NANCY 85. 143. 145. SCHWARTZ. NANCY 85. 143. 145. 193. 217 Choir, Girl’s Sports. Glee Club, Budget. SCOTT. LILENE SEKTOR. STANLEY 63. 193. 194. 217 Chess Club, Drama Club. French Club. Physics Club. Polar Bond. Budget, Senior A Day. Class Play. SHAW. BETTY 72. 190. 191. 194. 218 Drama Club. Glee. Club. Junior Red Cross. Dedication, Senior A Day. Class Song. SHAW. LUCILLE ............... 72. 218 Annual Representative. Office Aid. SHECHTER. CLAIRE ... 218 Y-Teens. SHIFF. MICHAEL A. ......... 64. 133. 95. 193, 194. 218 N-Club. Student Council. Floral Dec.. Social. Golf. SHUSTER. KAREN ... 72. 193. 218 Girl's Sports. Office Aid. Pep Club. Projection. Y-Teens. Budget. SIKORSKI, DAVID .......... 85, 86. 116. 135. 195. 219 Choir, JUN. Physics Club. Studont Council. Elections. Cross Country. Track. Po-laires. SILVA. PATRICIA ................—71. 219 Annual Representative, Art Aid. Girl’s Sports. SILVER. FRED ..........._......... ...219 Band. French Club, Physics Club. Student Council. SILVER. HAROLD 219 Junior Achievement. SILVER. STEVEN .................. 218. 219 Football. SIMMONS. EARLENE Mimeo Aid. SKOMRA, ROBERT 218 SLACTER, ALAN . 112. 218 Football. SMITH DAVID 218 SOINE. JANET 79. 218 Hall Guard. Viking Club. SOLTIS. DAVID 101. 219 Annual Representative. Hi-Y Treasurer, Basketball. SORENSON. VERA ................. 79. 219 Hall Guard. Cap and Gown. SPLAN. SHEILA ...............70. 194. 219 Pop Club. Projection. Senior A Day. STABNO. ROBERT .................. . 219 N-Club. Cap and Gown, Apparatus. STAMM. GERALD ................. 195. 218 N-Club. Basketball Manager. STARKE. BETTY JO .............. 61. 218 Banking Monitor, FHA. STARKS. JOHN ....... 89. 95. 100. 141. 218 A-Band. Hi-Y. Baseball. STAY. BERNARD. 89. 100. 114. 194. 218 A-Band. Hi-Y, N-Club. Cap and Gown, Baseball. Hockey. STIGEN. CAROL ..... ............... 218 Girl's Sports. Glee Club. STOLP. MYRON 64, 95. 123. 219 Honor Roll. N-Club, PTSA. Studont Council. Baseball. Basketball. SUDDUTH. NINA 195. 218 229 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX SUMPTER. SANDRA 65. 85. 99. 194. 218 Choir. Girl’ Sport . Glee Club, Studont Council. Y-Teens. Senior A Day. SUMSTAD. RONALD 218 Hi-Y. SUOMELA. ERNEST ....... 88. 100, 195. 218 A-Band. Hi-Y. Class Memorial. SWERDUCK. PHYLLIS ..... 60. 65. 218 French Club. Girl's Sports, Pop Club. Student Council, Y-Teens, Class Song, Class Play Crew. TALY, SANFORD ... 219 TEENER. JUDITH 66. 44, 85. 191, 220 Banking Monitor. Choir. Glee Club. Honor Roll, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, PTSA, Student Council, Class Song. Class Play. TEETZEL. DARLENE......................220 THILL. MARY C. 36. 63. 190. 199. 220 Banking Monitor. Drama Club. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. Pep Club, Polaris Bi-Weekly. THOMPSON. JANET 1............ 60. 64. 70. 46, 76, 145. 192. 195 154.220 Annual Representative. Banking Monitor. French Club, GAA Council, Girl's Sports, Gym Aid. Honor Roll. National Honor Society. Pep Club. Projection. Student Council, Y-Teens, Election, Banquet Committee. TILLIPMAN, HARVEY........M3. 95. 192. 220 N-Club. Banquet. Football. Class Play. TOFT. RUTH A. _____ 76. 151, 152. 154, 221 GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Gym Aid. TOMASKO. JOAN T. 73. 221 TRUELSON. WENDELL N......... 221 TURCHICK. SANDRA L 52. 57. 60. 63. 78. 190. 191. 195. 221 Banking Monitor. Choir. Drama Club. French Club. Honor Roll. JUN. National Honor Society. Physics Club. World Affairs. Class Memorial. Senior Council. Class Song. English Aid. Class Play. TURNQUIST. DIANE . 92. 221. 219. 220 TURUNEN. JANE S.__________219. 194. 220 Banking Monitor. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Senior A Day. Social. VERNIER. AUDREY F. 220 VIK. JOANN M. 77. 220 Girl's Sports, Nurse's Aid. VINOKOUR. JEFF M. __________36. 80. 81. 140. 141, 190. 193, 194. 199. 220 Cheerleaders. Honor Roll. Polaris Bi-Weekly. Projection. PTSA. Floral Decorations, Senior A Day, Senior Council, Social. Class Vice President. VLOCK. KATHLEEN H. .. 73. 98. 194. 195. 220 Annual Representative, Banking Monitor, French Club. Girl’s Sports. Honor Roll. JUN. Mimeo Aids. Pop Club. Y-Toens. Usherette, Cap and Gown. Senior A Day. WACHTER. GLORIA J...................221 Annual Representative, Banking Monitor, Girl's Sports. Orchestra. Work Club, PTSA, Class Memorial. WADDICK, WILLIAM P................. 113 N-Club, Football. Track. WAGNER. FREDRICK M.............191. 221 Honor Roll. Commencement. WALENSKY. GAIL L..........76. 145. 152. 192. 154. 221 GAA Council. Girl's Sports. Gym Aid. Student Council. Elections. WALLIS, DENNIS J. WALLSKOG. WAYNE WALLUM. NANCY 74. 221 Lunchroom Aid. WALQUIST. GARY 221 WALTER. GARY 220 Student Council. WARNER. JUDITH M.........._._67. 98. 220 Annual Representative, Banking Monitor. Girl's Sport . Junior Red Cross. Y-Teens, Social Committee. WARNER. WILLIAM R. 64. 124. 67. 81. 80. 95. 84. 220, 190. 192, 193. 195 A Band, Chess Club. Hi-Y. Honor Roll. Junior Rod Cross. N-Club. NFL. Polar Band. Polaris Bi-Weekly Editor, PTSA. Student Council. Banquet. Commencement. Elections. Senior Council. Cross Country, Hockey. WASS. LOIS L. 220 Hall Guard, Library. Office Aid. WEDEKIND. ALICE M. ........144. 84. 76. 146. 152. 154. 220. 193 Choir, GAA Council, Girl's Sports. Glee Club. Gym Aid. Pep Club. Budget. WEINERMAN. MARILYN ............ 75. 91. 191. 192. 221 Courtesy Committee. Girl's Sports. Honor Roll. Junior Red Cross. JUN, Office Aid. Pep Club. World Affairs, Banquet, Prom. WEISE. WILLIAM ......123. M3. 95. 220 N-Club. Basketball. Football. Track. WEISMAN. JUDITH S. 63. 66. 85. 191. 220 Banking Monitor, Choir, Drama Club, Glee Club. Junior Red Cross. Polaraires. Class Song. Class Play. WELCH. SUSAN M. . 85. 99. 86. 194. 220 Choir. Girl’s Sports. PTSA. Y-Teens, Senior A Day. Polaires. WELTER. MARK L. ................ 88. 94. 220 Banking Monitor, Color Guard. Hall Guard, Hi-C. Junior Academy of Science. Basketball. WEPPLO. JAMES A...........88. 194. 195. 220 A Band. Annual Representatives. Hi-Y, Honor Roll. Polar Band. Class Memorial,- Sonior A Doy. WHEELER. ROBERT ................ 222 WHITE. BEVERLY ..............195. 221 Class Memorial. WHITE. DOROTHY ...................84. 222 Choir. WILENSKY. GARY 88. 95. 193. 222 Color Guard. N-Club. PTSA. Student Council. Budget. Wrestling. WILLIAMS. JONATHAN 95. M3. 222 N-Club. Football. WILLIAMS. OLIVA ........ ... 222 None. WILLIAMS. PATRICIA WILLIAMS. WYNNE P. 88. 100. 222. 193 A Band. Hi-Y. National Honor Society, Budget. WINER. MICHAEL P. 52. 57. 60. 63. 192. 193. 222 Chess Club. Drama Club. French Club. Honor Roll, National Honor Society. Budget. Physics Club. Class Play. WOODSON. GERALD 222 Apparatus. WRIGHT. DAWN J. 52. 78. 84. 85. 98. 192. 222 Annual Representative. Choir. Glee Club, Honor Roll. National Honor Society. SEP Aid. Y-Teens. Prom. WRIGHT. ROBERT A. --------- 53. 84. 95. 101. M2. 117. 192. 222 Hi-Y. Honor Roll, N-Club. National Hon-or Society. PTSA. Student Council, Prom. ZELENAK. FRANK ZUBECK. ROBERT B.......— 53. 57. 192. 193. 222 Honor Roll, National Honor Society President, Physics Club. Budget. 230 GENERAL INDEX Academics 14 Administration ...... .. 10 Apel-304 158 Apparatus ... .. 126 Art Aids 73 Athletic Council ... 139 Awards 188 Badminton 152 Band ........................... 88 Banlc Monitors 67 Barsness-211 .................. 159 Baseball. Boys Soph. .......... 136 Baseball, Boys Varsity ........ 114 Basketball, Boys Soph...... 136 Basketball, Boys Varsity ...... 120 Basketball, Girls ............ 148 Bolin-210 172 Bowling, Girls ................ 175 Brown -2 159 Burnett-229 ................... 159 Carlson-315 160 Champlin - 223 ................ 172 Cheerleaders .................. 140 Choir 84 Christopherson - 111 ... 172 Class Officers 199 Class Play ... 196 Counselors 12 Courtesy Committee............... 75 CrossCountry 135 Dahl- 327 160 Davidson - 106 ............... 161 Drama Club .................... 62 Educational Council ............ 12 Elsonpeter - 129 .... ......... 161 English Aids 78 Equipment Managers . .......... 138 Faculty ...................-..... 14 FHA 60 First Chair 87 Football, Soph. 136 Football. Varsity .........-.... 110 Foreword 9 French Club ..................... 60 GAA Council .............. •••• 154 Girl's Gym Leadership ........... 76 Glee Club 86 Golf. Boys 133 Golf. Girls 143 Hall Guards 79 Hall of Fame ................. 201 Hetherington - 303 ...... 173 Hi-C 94 Hi-Y 100 Hockey, Soph. 136 Hockey. Varsity .... ..... ..... 124 Holiday Revue 40 Homecoming ..................... 28 Honor Roll 188 Hutton-208 174 Jacobi-216 175 Jennings - 324 .......... ..... 175 Junior Red Cross .. ... . 66 Kindem - 212 . ............. 175 Krefting - 121 .............. 162 Kroening - 9 176 Lindsten - 228 162 Librarians ..................... 12 Library Aids ................... 71 Lost and Found Girls 69 Lunchroom Aids ................. 77 Lunchroom Staff ................ 13 Madigan - 119 .......... 162 Maintenace Staff ... 13 Mankowski - 204 .. 163 Miller- 302 177 Mimeo Aids ..................... 73 Nalepka - 103 .... ... 164 N Club 95 National Honor Society ... 52 National Forensic League 54 Norting - 306 ... ..... 164 Nurse 12 Nurse's Aids ................... 77 Oakvik - 26 ............... 165. 177 Office Staff 13 Office Aids 72 Outing Club ................. 151 Pearson-104 .................. 177 Pep Club 90 Perrin - 120 178 Physics Club 57 Pogoler - 205 ..... 165 Polaires ...................... 86 Polar Band 87 Polarettes • 92 Polaris Annual Staff 82 Polaris Bi-Weekly Staff 80 Polaris Representatives 68 Projection ...................... 70 Quiring-217 178 Read-321 166 Rutgerson - 226 157 Sargent - 122 178 Senior Committees 190 Senior Council 190 SEP Aids 78 Skiing 130 L. Smith-113 179 V. Smith- 307 180 Snell-102 181 Sno-Daze 41 Soltys - 11 .................. 167 Stage Crew ... 104 Strickland - 206 ... 167 Student Council 64 Swimming. Boys 129 Swimming, Girls .147 Superior Honors Group 186 Table of Contents 3 Tennis. Boys ... 132 Tennis, Girls .. 144 Thill-322 168 Threinen - 5 182 Ticket Aids ..................... 69 Track 116 Tumbling 146 Viking Club 58 Visiting Teacher .............. .. 12 Vogel- 326 168 Volleyball 149 Wiik-312........................ 169 Work Program 74 World Affairs 56 Wrestling ...................... 117 Yesner-218 182 Y-Teens 96 Zimmerman - 207 . . 169 231 LOYALTY We're loyal to you, North Side High; We'll wear white and blue, North Side High; We'll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land, For we know you will stand, North Side High, Rah! Rah! So follow that ball, North Side High; Go crashing ahead, North Side High; Our team is our famed protector, On, boys, for we expect a victory from you, North Side High. Come on and raise that flag to which we'll be true Come on and fight for North, we're fighting for you Come on and hear us pledge our hearts and hands to Dear old North Side High.