North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

f POLARIS 1969 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA VOL. 60 Table of Contents Foreword Girls9 Sports 95 Faculty 6 IJnderdiiss 106 Student Act tines . . . ... 24 Seniors HO Boys’ Sports . . . 68 Index 170 Young men and women, individuals, students, athletes, and committee members are just a few of the things we are. Our constant efforts were to be recognized and envied, praised and distinguished among our fellow students. It has been school which has made us intellectuals, strivers, and club members cooperating hand in hand. ALL THE THINGS WE ARE ALL THE 2 HINGS WE ARE ALL THE THINGS WE disciplining ourselves we sought our pecific goals. As we sought our spe-ific goals, we found many new in-riguing interests in school. School be-ame our meeting place and it gave us flings to look forward to, to be proud if. Some of us became athletic stars; [thers kings, queens, presidents, cap-ains, scholars, and all-around partici-ants. 3 We sought our own goals and North High became a key which unlocked vast opportunities and insights to our daily life. Through these golden doors we became a self-sufficient organism learning and having fun. Because we were able to freely speak to our teachers, administration, and fellow students, forgetting traditional boundary lines, our search for maturity, knowledge, and wisdom has been a continuous line throughout our lives. We broke the pattern by developing new friends and interests through school. It has been school which gave us sadness, joy, fulfillment, and has made us all the things we are. 4 XT i 7 If there is one person in this school who realizes all the things wo are. it is our principal, Mr. Roland DeLapp. North is not fust a building where time passes from year to year. It is not simply the humdrum of ringing bells that fills a student's head each day. North is a school with a proud tradition. It is a multi-racial school where students live and cooperate with one another, a school where activities never end and the spirit of students echoes through the halls. North is a school of many high caliber teachers who look at their position as a little more than a job. Mr. DeLapp believes North has tho potential to be a great school. a Mr. DeLapp Guides North High Assistant Principals Handle Student Problems Mr. Walter Rock, one of North' Assistant principals, says that he finds his work very invigorating. North is a school with unique students who show individuality, openness and honesty when dealing with fellow studonts and faculty. I this really our punijhment? Mr. Dean Berntsen. another of North’s Assistant Principals has found North to be a wonderful experience. Ho feels that each student is an individual in the way he thinks and acts. Each student is a part of what our school is today. Faculty Council Front, left to right: Mrs. Sandra Neuman. Mlit Virginia Smith. Mr. Harold Han� en, Chairman. Mi« Edane Con-nan. Mr. Lawrence Zimmerman. Back, left to right: Mr. Richard Jacobson, Mr. Daniel Krueger, Mi� � LaVonne Shelton, and Mr. Stanley Vogel. Mr. Trammel ponden over love megaiinet. Mr. Marvin Trammel. North's third Assistant Principal, finds his job very trying at times. He believes the students attending North are good studonts. They try to discover differences and similarities among one another. 9 k. A No omo medicatod comfort shave. (Uf� ) MRS. SANDRA NEUMANN teaches � nk r Eng- lith. (Middle) MR. NORMAN MOEN teaches junior Eng- (Right) MRS. NANCY BECKWITH teoches junior Eng-lid . That's not my bag. (Loft) MR. DANIEL KRUEGER teaches senior English and it yearbook advisor. (Right) MR. DAVID SPRAGUE teachet tophomore and junior English. (Loft) MR. JOHN CRONIN teaches tophomore and cinema English. (Middle) MRS. RUTH KEZELE toochos junior and cinemo English. film coordinating and Carnegie. (Right) MRS. JOAN CHAPMAN toachos tophomoro and cinemo English. MRS. KATHRYN MATSON teaches tophomoro English and related arts. 10 English Teachers Stress Communications MISS LoVONNE SHELTON feachoi ungraded Englii end reading. MISS SUSAN GORRILLA taachet toph more Englith ond reading. MRS. PHYLLIS LYDERS enjoy helping lenior Wendee Barnet with one of her problem . Mr . Lydert teechet Englith butineu. English is essential for life, without it we would be unable to communicate. North offers a variety of English classes; thus the student has a choice. He must taVe three courses during his high school career. These include creative writing, reading for pleasure. American and regional American literature, reading and newswriting. There are three levels of English open to students. They are Survey English, a basic course, and honors English offered to students who have special talents in this subject. With such a varioty of English courses each Polar is able to broaden his potential. MISS JANE E. LANG taachot tophomoro Engliih. MISS RUTH L. PEDERSON teachet junior Englith and tophomoro Englith. MRS. SHARON BERRYHILL taochat tophomora Englith. II “Look af fha naw hiding place we found.' “OK boy, another juicy story. MR. DAVID PICARD teaches newspaper nowswriting and sophomore English. Come on boys and just follow me. MISS AUCE SMITH toaches junior and sophomore English. MR. RICHARD JENKS toaches senior English. MR. JOHN KING teaches sophomore English. Boy do I hove rhythm. MR. DONALD RANDALL toaches senior English ar.d related orts. I? I found tt Mo in the Berlin wall.” MRS. MARJORIE HELMER instructs Gorman classes. French at North is taught by MRS. PATRICIA MOEN. Students Language Look! I finally got my paycheck. MRS. GENICH teaches Norwoigen and English at North. Spanish it taught by MRS. BARBARA COOPER. Learn to Speak in Tongues Here we are gang, but wheres the party? MR. MICHAEL StE-BEN toachoi government economics at North. MR. TIMOTHY LARSON teaches active dramatics. MR. JACK PIXLEY teaches related arts, drama. He also teachos wood. Related arts, stage craft, and play production ore taught by MR. JOHN SYLWESTER. The speech teacher at North is MISS EDANA CONNORS. Communication is an ossential part of world understanding. It has become almost essential for one to speak more than one language. North offers Gorman. French. Norse, and Spanish to students having interests in foroign language. Norths foroign language department strives to give the studont an understanding of other people and other cultures in addition to o knowledge of the language. North's drama, speoch, and related arts department stress the use of the students imagination. Reachinq the students' inner self is the main purpose of these classes. Whether it be the mere oxpressing of an idea, vorbelly or physically, he is finding himself through self expression, and this alone is one of tho most effective ways of learning. Speech 13 •Blow wind, blow.” tayt MRS. PATRICIA WILLIAMS who teaches art at North High. Polars Study Art is a unique expression of ideas. North High students hove on opportunity to take o different ort closs every yeer. From beginning to odvonced ort studies, the student grows in oppreciotion end ability in this field. Got out of my gorp.' cries MRS. CONSTANCE SAUNDERS to MR. DAVID TOMLIN. SON who both teach art at North. Fine Arts Studies in vocel end instrumentel music ore offered ot North. Choir. Poloiros. end Choristers ore the vocol groups. The Choir sings ot mony holidey progroms. The Po-loires, being o smaller, more select group, blend their voices at many social gatherings. The North High Marching Band and Concert Wind Ensemble perform in many auditoriums, countless pepfests, and at all home football gomes. Mr. Gerald Oakvik has led the band to many music owards. MR. SAMUEL BIVENS directs the North High Polairei. Thi it the only way to beat the drum.” says band director MR. GERALD OAK. VIK. M NHS Offers Unique Math Approach The math department develops one's ability to reason with numbers. Students are offered a variety of mathematics classes. Among those offered are elementary and advanced algebra, geometry, end trigonometry. North also offers the college-bound student the opportunity to study college math. “Can't you oven draw a ttraight line? oili MR. RICHARD THOMPSON and MR. STUART BUTTERFIELO of MR. DONALD SOVEU. Mr. Sovall teachet geometry ond algebra; Mr. Thompson alto teachot goomotry and algebra, and Mr. Butterfield teaches geometry and tenior math. ... and if we increased that by ....“ tayt MR. LLOYD RUTGER-SON who teachot advanced algebra, trigonometry, and tenior math to MR. ELMER EDLUND. who teachot elementary and advanced algebra. “It that how you trap a roid? atlt MR. WALTER HARTMANN, who toochet algebra, goneral math and biology of MR. STEVEN PERMUTH. who feachet tenior math, geometry and collage math. 15 Learning to understand the world and its people is very difficult today. The social studies department gives students an awareness of the changing world. World history lays the foundation for understanding the past and present world. American history helps one understand his own role in his country. Developing into mature, responsible adults is achieved partly through one's understanding of himself and his environment. Sociology. psychology, economics and government help students develop. I never Inew How to Lie with Statistics could bo to much fun.” says MR. WILLIAM BRUCE who leaches world affair , psychology. and sociology. MR. JOHN SCHNE'DER who leaches psychology and sociology, and MR. STANLEY VOGEL who leaches government and economic!. It’ll be quite a trip.'' proclaims MR. JERRY RAS-MUSSON who leaches sophomore history to MR. DARRYL CARTER who teaches sophomore and junior history. Ho’s on top of the world.” cries MR. JOHN CONOVER and MR. DONALD LITSTROM, who teach sophomore history. of MR TRENHOLM HOPE, who teaches sophomore history. 16 Social Sciences Stress Awareness of the World Finally I did something right, proclaim MISS VIR. GlNIA SMITH, who teaches sophomore and junior history. to MR. WALTER BROWN who teaches junior history and minority culturoi. All hail to you! says MR. STEVE PETERSON, who teachot French and junior history. MR. DONOVAN STRICKLAND, who teaches junior history, MRS. CAROL MAGALIT. who teaches junior history, and MR. HAROLD HANSEN, who teaches junior history. That's enough effort for today,” says MR. RICHARD GREEN who leaches history and math, and MR. ROXY PESTELLO. who teaches sophomore history. 17 MR. SAMUEL PERRIN it an in-ttructor of Northat biology course. Ona mora word about my groenhouie and I’ll ... toyt MRS. JUDITH METCALF to MR. RICHARD JACOBSON. Mr . Metcalf toaches biology, and Mr. Jacobton teachet tclence and math. I have you under my tpell. MR. ROBERT BROPHEY (right) teachet phytict and tdence. MR. DONALD WANDER teachet tcience and advitet audlo-vitual. A scientific understanding of the world of today and tomorrow gives one a secure understanding of the world as a who'e. A variety of classes in the field of science was offered at North this year. Biology helps students understand the naturo of living things. Physics and chemistry help students understand the naturd of organic and inorganic things. General science offors tho student a chance to study science in a comprehensive way. Science Molds Experimental Minds This H even batter than smoking. Chemistry. this year, wai taught by MR. RICHARD KRAMER. Audio-viiual advitor thi year was MR. ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON. He also taught biology. 18 MR. W. G. STEU8ER teaches machine shop at North this year. MR. RALPH SCHULZ toachei wood. Architectural drafting and machine shop aro taught by MR. RUSSELL CONWAY. Helping tho studont it one of hit goals. Polars Learn Industrial Skills Learning to work with one's hands is the student's prime objective in taking industrial arts classes. Among classes offered in this area are machine shop, woods, and motals. All of these special areas help a student to develop the necessary skills for his particular trade interest. If I have to wait two moro minutos in thit garago. I'll screom! MR. ALVIN QUIRING (right) toachos mochanical drafting, and is advisor to tho Studont Council. MR. BYRON FRYE toachos machino shop and mechanical drafting. 19 I still say it won't make mince meat. MR. LAWRENCE HANSEN toachos industrial orts at North. Come on. mako a pett. I want to practice my judo. MR. BRUCE JOHNSON teachet gymnastic . Physical education it taught by MR. LARRY HARTSE. Girlt Phytico! education it taught by MRS. KATHREN GOnMAN. MR. WALTER NA-LEPKA feachet physical education and science. 'On guard! Girlt physical education it taught by MRS. JEAN GUSTAFSON. MR. LEE SNELL taught boyt physical education. Physical education at North reshapes today's out-of-shape teenagers and tries to keep them physically fit. Students Develop Sophomores alternate physical education with related arts. Juniors alternate physical education with health. Senior girls may be leadership aides, or take modern dance, but this is not required. Senior boys, os well as juniors and sophomores, may participate in varsity athletics. ' Horn wo go loop-de« doo.“ Modern danc® it taught by MISS MARY JOSEPHSON. Phytical education it taught by MRS. SHIRLEY KEATING. MR. LEWIS BURNETT. Phytical education teacher at North, alto coachet track and crott-country. Physical Stamina 20 Wort on that time, Mr. Katt.' MISS MARY CORCORAN teachet office dill and record leaping. MR. EDGAR H. KAST teachet typing and junior accounting. MISS MARJORIE SEAIANDER toachei shorthand at North thi year. MR. ALLAN SPRINGEN teochos market, ing. business law. and typing. Norths business department gives students the knowledge and manual skills necessary to compote in tho business world. Business classes offered at North High include typing, shorthand, business law. stenoskills, and bookkeeping. Seniors desiring a career in business may receive experionco through the on-the-job training program. Polars Prepare MR. GUS ZANONI teachet record looping and bu� ine� organ.ration and manogomont. Ho onjoyi helping hi vtudont . for Office Careers The edvitor of North' work program thi year are MR. LYNN SMITH. MR. EDWARD SOLTYS MRS. C. DYSTER-HEFT, MR. MILTON E. KLFVEN, and MR. JENS BROIN. !l Doe the bu� � top here? MISS NANCY JOHNSON teachet typing at North thi year. L«ft to right: Mr . Bornice Dahl, who teachet clothirg; Mr . Burton, who toacho foods: Mr . Mary Sargent, who teaches food and clothing. Not pictured i Mr . Cocil Maclnne . who teaches home and family living. Mi� Helen Ulste-vad and Mis Melit-ta Tonn aro tho two librarian at North High School. Future homemakers develop skills in areas of food preparation. clothing and family guidance. To help the potential wives and mothers in these areas of importance thero is a variety of courses. Tho dasses are clothing and home and family living. Standing: Mr. Bernie Goodman, visiting teacher for A-lird. Sitting: Mr . Joan Rudd, vititing teacher for l� nd-Z: Mr . Mildred Faith. Nurvo. Counselors Seated: Mr . Barbara Fraser. Mr . Clareen Nyquitt. Mr. Joseph Anfinton. Standing: Mr. Lawrence Zimmerman, Mr. Edwin Nation, Mr. Jama Kanwijcher. Special Staffs Aid in Many Areas 22 5 a a z. o zV ? Z _ r-Z? KJ . § 5 k-5 - 3 Uutte •!? §:f • I1 2? if HfH a K --a , � -T £ t I f J“ I li 3 r? S ' r r r r i y1? 3 o « Hi;Jf fffliJ Office 24 25 26 Queen Petti � Kedt e teer of heppineu. Miiod amotion after the crowning. Homecoming Generates School Spirit The Polar homecoming queen, Patti Kuntz. reigned ovor a day packed with events. Two auditoriums were needed to present the best of North’s entertainers. Included in the program were the Cassa-novas with Bonnie Langums and Savitta Ford, and The Image. Three upcoming folksingers: Sue Jankowski, Janet Polo, and Jackie Tracey also performed. A surprise visit by the 1907 national championship North football team capped the afternoon auditorium. Enthusiasm bubbled over and the Polars carried it into North's game against Edison. 27 •’What' all tha fuit about? a kt Coach Sovall. 28 29 Patti i as Pole It must be there somowhoro! ProHy as a picturo! The Polorotfos stop prettily at halftime. Tension mount as the scoro gets closer. 30 ntz Reigns Over Homecoming ) Attempt to Bomb a Tom A welcome sound is added to the done by the Orpheus. All for North High stand up and growl. The Polar did not quite manege to Bomb a Tom but the halftime show and dance mado up for the loss. Blue and white decorated cars carried North's queen and princesses around the field during halftime as the band and Po'erottes performed. Music by the Orpheus at North’s 1968 homecoming dance ended the day. 31 John Foster tiptoes through a Tommie. FIRST ROW: Lynn DaMquUt. Wendy Linberg. Key Tuenge, Paile Krueger. Peggy Donohue. LeAnn Meltend Denis Dayon. Monica Culhane. Joann Stolerczyi. Sue Slouby. DoneHe Johnson. Pam Jonei. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Hanson. Sue Hengemuhle. Shauntel Mondervillo. Blanche Juris . Barbara Beauchamp, Sandy Munson, Jo Ann Haborman Carla Saar. Judy Olson. Lori William . THIRD ROW: Rochelle Avent. Joyce Wyland, Kathy Krantz. Sharon Gallo Penny From, Sue Miller. Shirley Hotlond, Suo Benson Both Gormally. Janice Leinei. FOURTH ROW: Susan Ellington. Janee Toughill, Pam Fraser, Connie Moon. Gloria Nick, Shirley Anderson. Wondy Wobor. Nancy Cullen, Val Novat, Judy Fairbanlt . Ruth Spellmon. Pep Club and Debate Offer Verbal Outlets Many school-spirited girls from North combined their efforts in Pep Club. They pepped up many of the sports events during the year. These dedicated girls tried to promote spirit throughout the year by selling NORTH buttons, pom-pons, and confetti. Also included in their list of activities was decorating Hobbs Field for Homecoming. Pep Club, this year, was advised by Miss Mary Jo-sephson. The officers were Donette Johnson. President; Pam Fraser. Vice President; Sandy Munson. Secretary; and Kathy Krantz. Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Saul May. Karin Kautxman. Carla Westberg, Larry Green-stien. SECOND ROW: Sean Gahnloy. Barry Kelnor, Dava Lmdstren, Mr. Michael Sieben. Howard Ka� x Dan Morris. Resolved: That the United States should establish a system of compulsory service for all citizens. Debaters on the 1968-69 squad have become very familiar with the above resolution set by the National Forensic League. Each year the NFL sots such a resolution for high school students to investigate and discuss for a better understanding of life and government. Researching every aspect of the armed forces and poverty, and the development of speaking ability helps debaters to mature into citizens aware of life around them. Debaters got a welcome boost when Mr. Mike Sieben accepted the position of debate coach. Mr. Sieben had been a debater for eight years before coming to North. Regretfully the squad lost Mr. Sieben when he was inducted for basic training in the reserves. Almost ironically the squad was debating draft issues at the time. 32 According to Mr . Patricia Moan, advisor of French Club, tha club has been quite inactive this year. Although it was not one of the most active language clubs. If did participate in some school activities. These included the language clubs party and entertaining the foreign exchange students on American Reid Service day. Mrs. Magalit, a former Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines, showed slides and talked about her experiences in the Corps to the club. SEATED: Dobbio O’Toole, Mary Neljon. STANDING: Jackie Tracey. Connie PICTURED: Debbie O'Toole. Publicity Chairmen: Sally Engebon. Vice Eidem, Hilary Fetre, Eva Grogor. Kamp Welch. Sally Engelson. Chriitopher Fetie. Preiident; Allan Campbell, Treasurer; Mary Nelson, Secretary. NOT PICTURED: Tom Politte. President. Language Clubs Enhance Communication FIRST ROW: Karen Kautxman. Secretary; Carol Archambault, Pam Jo«es Joan Waataja President; Dawn Waataja Ruth Wrucke. SECOND ROW: Nancy We� p We- dee Barnes Bill Jacobson, Tom Tol. lifson. Bob Evjen. Sue Troyor, Shelly Fgro. THIRD ROW; Brad Weitlund Treasurer: Sue Allison, Kathy Stires, Jerry B fg. V'Ce-President; Milo Marusle, Sergeant-at-Arms: Lee Ralowsli. North High Vikings of 1969 spent the year studying tho Norwegian way of life. The year began with tho traditional fall bonfire. North invited Roosevelt’s Viking Club to join in, and the evening was ended with a Norwegian song fest. Vikings also shared a Christmas party, a joint effort of the language clubs, and put on a comical skit of Cinderella in Norway. Norsemen took a ski trip to Trollhaugen where they displayed their skills in the Norwegian sport. Norwegian students also attended the Torksmid-dag at tho Sons of Norway Cultural Cen-ter, where they enjoyed a Norwegian fish dinner and dance. Later in the year, they shared with Roosevelt the annuol May 17th Independence Day breakfast, a tradition that has become the foromost event of the year. Members of Viking Club considered Mrs. Rose Genich. the new advisor, well qualified to aid the club. 33 Muy bien,” which means vory well' in Spanish, is a worci used often by Senora Cooper, advisor of the Spanish Club. Members of the club sold flowers and pinatas during the year to help pay for their trip to Chicago in the spring. I The peppy North Spaniards created a lot of enthusiasm a‘ j club meetings which helped make the year a success. This year's officers were Mikki Nikiel. President: Larry Greenstein. Vice-President; and 8arbara Wadsworth. TreasJ urer. The group pow« with a pinata that they will break � oon at their Spanith FejtivaL Deutschmen and Spaniards Learn European Cultures And there it goat! 34 FIRST ROW: Mary Latho. Bocky Nyo. Sandra Barge, Cynthia Parjon. Tracey Taylor. Lonnie Demry. SECOND ROW: Patti Noelc. Sandy Dovii, Joy lofitran4 Tom Kenr.oy. Lii Swanwn. THIRD ROW: Larry Greenitein. Barbara Hantget Joe Subialka. Nancy Batej, Carol Zawiilek. Mikki Nikiel. FIRST ROW: Jeon Oilmen. Debbie Andarion. ShaiU Rains. Kathy Schmidt. Peggy Koaplin, Lynn DahlquUt. Joenn Neumillar. SECOND ROW: LeAnn Mel-land. Colleen Koeney. Sarah Thorton. Rochelle Mann. Eva Gregor, Jo Haberman. THIRD ROW: Wendeo Borne . Su on Oppegard Pat Keefe. Jon Chris-tenion. Sandra Bates. Dove Krein. Lori William . FOURTH ROW: Rick Perdue. Rick Politte. Mike Huntley. Ruth Litterick. Linda Edberg. Ed Ruf. Debbie Montgomery. Aren't they a cute bunch! The Octoberfest started the German Club off to a good year. New members were initiated into the club and became full-pledged Krauts. The Germans performed the skit, Cinderella, in Gorman, for the other language classes at the International Christmas party. The officers for the year were Rick Politte. President; Tom Peterson, Vice-President; Ruth Litterick. Secretary. 35 Bottom up I know I look stupid—but what can I ay7 Y-Teens Learn Christian Precepts Chapter I TOP TO BOTTOM: Connie Moon. Sue Miller, Kathy Krantz, Yvonne Williami, Rochelle Avent, Sue Hengemuhlo, Barb Beauchamp. Carol Zoet. Jeann Oltman, Rowena Richmond, Chapter 3 SEATED: Irene Paper, Y-Teent edvitor. Carol Bacon, Lynn Kingman. Kathy Stire . Jean Berglund. Karen Kautzman, Nancy Cerlion. KNEELING: Kathy Nevin, Leila Dorwart. Lu-ela Dorwart, Marlene Muehlbauer. Marilyn Muehlbauer, JoAnn Wenen. 36 SITTING: Cynthia Urvira Peit President; Karan Kautzman, Pr«vdent: Mon.ca Cut-hane, Sacratary. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vlcfc . Milton. Treat-urer: Darcal Hill. Chaplain; Martha Millar. Publither; Kathy Kranty. I.C.C. Chapter 2 KNEELING: Lynda Lohta, Sue Krylilotly. Kay Wantie. Mon.ca Culhana. Sue Slouby. LEFT TO RIGHT: Donnatta Johnton. Ruth Pet-anon. Paiia Kruaqar. Peggy Donahue. CaHa Saar., Sharon Galta, Shirley Anderton, Sue Benton, Penny Frater. Wendy Weber. Pam Frater. Y-Teens, a world wide active girls' organization. is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. Each Y-Teen strives to become a mature person by enjoying the fellowship of girls from assorted backgrounds. Y-Teens participate in various activities throughout the school year, such as taking a week end trip to Lyman Lodge, service projects, money raising projects, and having joint meetings with Hi-Y groups from other schools. Three inner groups or chapters made up the Y-Teons this year. Most activities wore promoted at the chopter level. Advising the Y-Teens this year were Miss Virginia Smith, a North High teacher, and Dianne Skivseth from the downtown Y.W.C.A. 37 FIRST ROW: Betty Portion , Jane Hoklanen, Cynthia Urvina. Cindy Seeqer, Diane Dovino. Pam Jonei. Joan Waataia. SECOND ROW; Shantel Mandorvillo. Roe Generou . Mary Nelson, Carol Bacon. John Saatela, Roberta Bogueki. Debbie Woliniki. THIRD ROW: Patti Neale Diene Cretfili. Sharon Galla. Carol Walitrom, Beth Scheunemann. Barbara Kunie. FOURTH ROW: Denite Saari, Gwen Buckner, Yvonne langumi. Rodney Sandboe. Richard William . Wendee Barnet. Earl Stevont. Senior Council Promotes Class Projects Senior Council organized and promoted many activities for the Senior Class. By selling refreshments at home games the Senior Council helped to build up their small treasury. Since then they have sponsored the Junior-Senior Sadie Hawkins dance, painted the bleachers, helped to sell Senior announcements and sponsored the Senior Prom. Toomas Baunis, President, said, I hope that the potential the Senior Class holds will be turned into productive resources in the future. Mr. Lee Snell, as advisor of Senior Council, helped to promote more spirit and ambition for the many Senior Class projects. Senior Council Officer . „ .. . FROM LEFT: Mark tahtinen. Sergeant-at-Arm : Patti Kunt . Mascot. Roc holla Avent, Viee-Proiident; Marti Borman, Socrotary: Toomai Baunii. Preiident: Vicki Milton. Treasurer. 38 FIRST ROW: Chariot Balingar, Cindy Seeger Judy Haineman, Jonot Polo, Danita Marika, Mary Ellington. SECOND ROW; llaana Dol-golf. Marcy Gohmert, Denni Saica. Bernadette PaHiford, Sandra Barga. THIRD ROW; Mila Smith, Donnatta Johnton. Vicki Roland. Gary Sudduth. Michael Dixon. Mono Hanton. Batty William . Barbara Bcauchomp, Sue Jan-ilowtli, Linda Bailey. Shoron Gallo, Debbie Henten. FOURTH ROW: Tracey Millar, Mi-chael Reaia. Shoron Preiley, Jeiiie Clark, Batty Binder, Shirley Anderson. Rochelle Avent, Thereto Lewit. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Barg John Rogers. Ron Lingren. Bori Hal-phan John Foster. Perry Lott. Michael Buri . Milo Spath Larry Brown. A new organization was formed at North this year—the Human Relations Council. Membors of the Council included faculty iembers and students. Objectives of the Human Relotions Council were established early in the year. Reaching a better understanding between races as the primary goal of the Council. Other objectives were to improve the climate for learning, to develop student leadership, id to establish a better relationship between North High and the community. The Council endeavored to learn how goals could jst be obtained. They decided to try to present the real image of North and worked together to solve problems concerning jman relations. The Council gave the students and faculty members the opportunity to voice opinions on various issues throughout the school. IRST ROW: Toni Larson, Cynthia Urvina. SECOND ROW: oiio Masica, Sharon Galka, Rochelle Avent. THIRD ROW: athy Stira . Wendy Webar. Art Club of 1969 was busy this year. Excursions to various art centers throughout the Twin Cities highlighted the year. Mr. David Tomlinson, who advised the club, worked part-time at tho Walker Art Center during the school year. He said this exporienco aided him in directing the Art Club. Polar artists sorved North on many occasions and provided necessary publicity for school functions. The club left a memorial in the form of an abstract mural on Mrs. Metcalf's laboratory wall. Activities and Clubs Are Part of the Curriculum at North An opportunity to discover teaching is open to students through the Future Teachers of America Club. FTA gives students a realistic view of the educational process. They gain this through functions such as visiting schools to meet with other FTA groups, holding parties once a month, and discussions with their advisor. Miss Mardi Smith. FIRST ROW: Nettie Moore. Theresa Lewi , Ruth Spellman. SECOND ROW: Mary May . Ella Mae Brown, Sharon Pre lfry, Oti Mays. Edwina Burlhelter, Floraan Thompton, Gwen Sinar. THIRD ROW; Ed Rut. Eddy Johnson. Adam Lawrence. Ethella Beheld. 39 FIRST ROW: Lonnie Demry, Ram Thedent, Brenda Campbell, Elaine Morale , Cindy Seeger. b'nda Jon . SECONO ROW: Mary Ellington. Rochelle Mann, Jane Holtanen, Sally Engleton, Marcy Gohmert. Betty Per on. THIRD ROW: Gwen Buclner, Jerry Berg. Eric Smalley. Denite Saari, RocheMe Avent. Mary Nation. FOURTH ROW: Mile Spath, Rich-erd William , Eugene Stroebl. Patri. cio Dawion. LeeAnn Ralowtli, Wen-dee Barne . Student Council Coordinates School An Homecoming was a project produced through the combined efforts of all Student Council members. From the homecoming breakfast and auditorium to the poster and car decorating contests, the council worked together under the leadership of President John Rogers and Mr. Quiring, Student Council advisor. The homecoming dance was jointly sponsored by the student council and alumni. Every three weeks the student council meets to discuss and take action on curront probloms and events brought up in the meetings. Student Council is made up of one member from each homeroom and the executive council consisting of officers. The four sub-divisions of the council (student action, publicity, auditorium and activities committees) help in organizing and presenting activities such as Sno-Week to give North an exciting year of events. MR. ALVIN QUIRING Student Council Advivor FIRST ROW: Kerry Lerton. Linda Heimendinger. Melanie Diion. Lynette Richa'dton. Karen Karja. Jean Amond en. SECOND ROW: Stanford Hymet. Gary Sudduth. Gayle Dew on. Cathy Mannie. Gay a John on. Mery Conley. Perri Lott. THIRD ROW: Phylli Gilreeth, Michael Sawyer. Frank Ford. Leopold William . Dennis Saico. Mary Boyle. 40 •cutive Council FT TO RIGHT: Riel Muenchow. Vico Preiident; hn Rogert, Protident; Tim Carlton, Junior All-ty representative: Both Schounomann, Treaturer: irol 8owyor, Senior All-City representative: Patti gala. Secretary. m ties FIRST ROW; Judith Fault. Lynda Lohte. Vicki Plaitor. Becky Tychten Janica Klugman Judy Jung..SECOND ROW: Paw Krueger. Sandy Muntoo. Carol Zoet. Barb Anderton, Danny Shindor, Noncy Stobbint, Mon.ca Culhane. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ingall. Shirloy Holland. Jetiio Clark. Mary Mayt. Sue Lango. Ann Cavanagh. Sue Henqemuhle. FOURTH ROW- Matt Binder. Ron Schipper. Pam Prater. Linda Bailey. Suo Ellington. Starr Polling. Sav.tta Ford. Student Council Committee Officer FIRST ROW: Patti Kunti. Publicity Chairman: Patti Neale. Council Secretary: Carol Bowyer, All-City Repretentotivo: Pam Jonet. Auditorium Chairman. SECOND ROW: Beth Schounomann. Troaturor; Shirley Holland Student Action Chairman; Corol Hantlik, Activitiei Chairman. THIRD ROW: John Rogert Protidenf; Rick Muen. chow. Vico Pretident; Tim Carlton, All-City Repro-tentafivoj Mile Smith Co-Chairman Student Action. 41 Seniors Prove Scholastic Ability FIRST ROW: Rochelle Mann. Rae Generout. Carol Bacon. Mory Nalton. Vicki Milton. Wynn lau. Sutan Zobracki. SECOND ROW: Lee Wilcoi. Ivan Sxowkowyi. Berdetta Kendrick. Sandra Anderton Marti Berman, Karen Kautiman. Ruth WrucU. THIRD ROW: Linda Edberg, Richard William . 8arry Kelner, Kevin Lepisto. Dan Morn' . Mark Lahtinen. Sutan Alliton. The National Honor Society played an active part in the 1968-69 school year. The bookstore, found in the basement during the morning and lunch hours, and the handy contribution can were the main money raising projects, Most of the proceeds were given to the American Field Service to bring an exchange student to North. Students who qualified in the areas of character, scholarship, leadership, and service were inducted into the Society. Spring inductions of 1969 were celebrated with a semi-formal banquet and the annual spring picnic. Other activities of the year included a sleigh rido and a faculty debate on the 1968 presidential elections. Officer wara Prau'dant. Barry Kalnar: Sacratary. Linda Edbarg: Traa -urar. Karan Kautiman: Vica-Praiidant, Roc Kalla Mann: ar d Par a-mantarian. Raa Ganarout. 42 Reaching for knowledge? Beauties of the bookstore. Honor Society advisors were Mr. Krueger, Mr. Sprague, and Mr. Brown. Being an honor student does not get you published in the Litterbog. 43 FIRST ROW: Dana Farnum. S.a Mendel, Ro«anno Marquette, C!r Seeger. Michelle Parton. Ella M « Brown. SECOND ROW: Joico Wyland. nette Spendel. Gail Harper. Nar y Sinnett, Debbie O'Toole, Eva Groj. or. THIRD ROW: Rick Perdue. Ruth Utterick. Johnny Rundloi. D cl Keillor, Sharon Galka. Gary Git Bankers Collect Weekly Savings Every Friday Polars trustingly place their cash in the hands of their home room bankers. From there it goes into their school savings accounts. There is nevor any cause for concern though, for under the guidance of Mr. Conover, the money always gets to the bank on time. FIRST ROW: Barb Merchant. Boni Irrnirer. Judy Waataja. Sharon landa. Suaan Zebrechi, Toni Laraon. SECOND ROW: Sandra An-derton, Rita Baumgartoner. Carol Champagne. Leila Dohr-wardt, Sharon Thorton. Ileene Dolqoff. Mickoy Wraqg. THIRD ROW: Ruuell Nation. David Gray. Curtii Jordan, Pam Fraier. Susan Oppegard. Merrilee Marwell. 44 FIRST ROW: j;ll Gertr. Joann Stolarcryk, Koy Want-tio Svmk Eriekvon. V.eki Roller , Gretchen Kenton. Judith Foul. SECOND ROW: Body Ny . Loral Smith. Sandv Jone . Sue Janikowtki. Jan Polo. Su Aloiandor. THIRD ROW: Shirley Holland, Ann Cavanaqk Marilyn Not- n� on. Joyce Wyland. Su Defer. Joanne Chekel. Rita Baumqartner. FOURTH ROW; Jerry Loach, Edward Ruf. Pam Fraier, Barbara Hentqei. Yvonne Wit. liam . Lynotto Kingman. Pat Booth. Yearbook Representatives Collect Payments Make your payments for tho 1969 Po'aris yearbook now. These words were heard in every sophomore and junior homeroom this year when yearbook payments began. The homeroom representative collected the payments which were in turn given to Miss Nancy Johnson, the business advisor. Aside from collecting the payments, the yearbook representatives helped to promote yearbook sales. FIRST ROW: Phyllit Colling. Cynthia Johan-ton, Candice Haas. Mari Jo Oliver, Joan Kanyetmy. Lynn Dahlquitt. SECOND ROW: Janice Leinet. Bonni Mn. � ic«. Loif Borg, Nancy Adormon. Valerie Mini-Im. THIRD ROW: Laurie Jankowiki, Sutan Troyer. Dabby Harrer, Cheryl Schroder. Rickie Camp, bell. Sue Reinhart. FOURTH ROW: Rick Perdu . Chuck W.lson. Iris Smith. Mark Rohrback. Debbie Swenton. David Linitrand. 45 Annual Staff Struggles With Deadlines The staff members of the 1969 POLARIS were Sue Allison. Editor; Toomas Baunis. Assistant Editor; Karen Kautiman. Copy Editor; Rochelle Mann. Picture Co-ordinator; Carol Archambault. Ruth Wrucke. Nancy Werp. Student Life; LeeAnn Rakowski. Joan Waataia. Denise Saari. Both Scheunemenn. Joy Loftstrand. Pam Jones. Sharon Galfca. Student Activities; Wendee Barnes. Rae Generous. Rosi Masica, Faculty and Seniors; John Saatele. Karen Kinoshita. Ed Enstrom, Sports; Ed Ruf, Chuck Thielen. Vicki Milton. Photographers. Tho two advisors for the yearbook were Mr. Daniel Krueger, first semester. and Mrs. Nancy Beckwith, second semester. 46 For sophomores, the yearbook is a guide to future years at North: for the juniors, it is a preview of their senior year; for seniors, it is a memoir of their last year at North. Expecting a snap course, most of this year's staff came unprepared for their new job. After hours of hard work, learning copy styles, cropping pictures, typing and reading, those same people realized that putting an annual together isn't at all easy. No matter what activity a student attended, football. baskotball, club meetings, dances, the annual photographers were there getting a shot ot the true spirit of North High School. Three years at North go quickly and are filled with happy momories for all. To aid the student's memory, the POLARIS captured the fun and excitement which the student body enjoyed, and made it into a picture-book of 1968-69. 47 Tho Bi-Woolly staff is always busy iust boforo a deadline: Barry Kolnor. Sue Mandol. Tim Micllin, Carlo Wostborg. Wary Nelson, Sally Englcson, Torosa Brouillard, Kathy Novin, Jim Connors, Sandi Batos, Ed Ruf. Dobbio Hansen. Newspaper Staff Provides Student Voice Mr. Picard, advisor, ass:sts Terry Brouillard. associate editor, with a layout. Ed'tor Jim Connors oiomine a recent issue. Columniit Barry Kelner and tporft editor Tim Micfclin go over another copy of the paper. Mary Netton. feature editor, worlj on a layout at reporter Kathy Nevin look on. It it the duty of the Polerit Bi-Weekly to keep students informed on activities end events throughout the school year. Mr. David Picard, advisor, and Jim Connors, editor, felt they had the advantage of an energetic staff to do just that. Staff members nosed around to get facts and interviews for creative articles on all types of topics. Students could often be found working long after school to meet deadlines attempting to make each issue more interesting than the last. Nancy Dupay, Ed Ruf, Barry Kelner and Al Zachman. although not actual staff members, have given their time and efforts to add to the Polaris' variety. Office Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: Dobra Anderson. Carol Champagne. Jenneane Rogalski. Barb Beauchamp. Marilyn Muehlbauer. Patti Dahlbioom, Kay Tuenge. Susan Troyer. Attendance Aides LEFT TO RIGHT; Kothy Oelschlager. Brenda Campbell. Susan Lange. Rae Generous. Sandy Munson. Art Aides Chuck Thielen, Roberta Bogucki. Drama Aides LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Reinhart. Mary Rassmussen, Denise Day-on, Karen Johnson, Elaine Colstoron. Irene Morafke, Rita Baumgartner. Barb Lockwood. Ann Cavanagh. Patti Wiclland. 50 Aides Make It Easier Math Aides Ruth Spellman, Pole Gilbert 51 Aides ere selected by teachers or they, themselves. sometimes volunteer for this work. For one iU 9 a • i hour a day they help out busy office workers in the IVUrScS suae school. They assist teachers in correcting papers STANDING: and chores- Rom Luna. Counselors' A ides SITTING: Jo Ann Wesson. LEFT TO RIGHT; Barb Wadi-worth, Kathy Youngken. Roxanne Fairbanks. Sandy Christianson. Virginia Lac halt. Clerk Aides SITTING: Lorraina Egaon. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bamica Alatky. Ruth Grunstrom. Veronica Moon. Carolyn Thomas. Ruth Olson. Helen Johnson. Charlie Smith Teachers' Aides LEFT TO RIGHT; Murtle Haas. Mildred Toughill. Pearl Petersen. Matte Nelson. Marilyn Chapman. Harold Lee. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Huff. Charles Williams. Elizabeth Bolddn, Alrosa O'Connor. Lorraine Lesterwebb. Bob Wal-stead. New Career Aides 52 FIRST ROW: Bill Pagel. Steve Seifert. Don Diver. Cindy Catcher. Gerry Costello. Cindy Seegar SECOND ROW; Ronald Ashmeed Daan Steinbach. Gregg Strendmard. Diana Hill Stanford Hymes Ann Cavanegh. THIRD ROW Joal Re-n, Jim Jarvimaki Albarf Parker Ed En itrom, Tarry Bodulh, John Ladwig Sean Ganlay. Aides Help School Run Smoothly Audio-Visual Aides took on one of the more difficult jobs at North. Among their everyday tasks were running films, maintaining audio-visual equipment, and various other odd jobs around school. For services rendered the Audio-Visual crewmen received a service pin. Providing the technical portion of auditoriums, the Stage Crew learned all aspects of backstage. Lighting, sets and special effects are some of the main duties of the crew. ST ROW; Michael Carfar. Tom Smith. Dick Kessler. SECOND ROW; Chris Krein, Chuck lendeeu. Carolyn Piper, Charlia Murphy. Rob Saari, Sua laa. THIRD ROW: John Udall. Annette Spandal. Ron Huebnes. Tony Ruf. Larry Stroabl. FOURTH ROW: Elaine CoUtrom. Joa Lemmerman. Scott Hall Robert Wadsworth Robart Mehoua. Dennis Floyd. 53 FIRST ROW: Tim Carkon, Ron Lindqren, Milo Smith. tooA-n Muanchow. Connie Okon, Joyce Wyland. Suton Oppagard. Ikum Sadakan . SECOND ROW: Mn. Magal Connie Eidom. Pam Jonet. Pfty’ t Wolk, Carol Archombault. Ru� f Wruclo. Eva Gregor, Lir Swanto-Cotfeen Parkhurtf. THIRD ROW: Sandy Bale . Janice Klugman, Karen Kinothita. Nanqr Bate . Linda Edberg. AFS Provides World Understanding North High went Oriental this year with the new foreign exchange student. Ilcuma Sadalcane. He came to North from Olcayane-Ken, Japan. Ilcuma lived with junior Polar. Tim Carlson, and his family. Linda Edberg and Eva Gregor were chosen by the adult committee of the American Field Service to represent North in the national contest. Tim. a junior at Nortf. wat th hott to Ikuma for tha year. n tchool ligmj t« i- j .. 9 ° ' d t.ma to pot for tfit picture 54 Sadie Hawkins Dance Legalizes Man-Chasing Girls, get your fellas was the phrase heard throughout North's halls before tho big night. The girls saved their pennies for weoks in advance in order to buy the tickets and pay for the dinner. Marryin' Sam was on hand to hitch the unsuspecting fellas with their scheming partners. 'The Cassanovas highlighted the evening with soul music in the boys' gym. Couples spruced up in denim and burlap danced the night away. Jane Hokkanen and her spouse. Tom Eisenschenk. won best dressed couple. Marryin' Sam hook another couple 55 The Winning Couple. FIRST ROW: Deborah MacRae. Barbara Holjheu. Pbylli Wolk. Joyce Kettar. Ilaana Dolgoff. Becky Rouft. LeAnn Mallard. Elian Schneider. U� Swanton. Dabbia Wolintki. SECOND ROW: Barb Lockwood. Ann Cavanagh Janatta Johnton. Diana Davina. Janet Krych. Jody Middlemist. Sheila Andrade. Phytlit Wagner. Pat Dahlbloom. Laa Muanchow. Sua Mandat. THIRD ROW: Connie Eidem. Nancy Swanton. MicKaal Diion. Vance Hopkint, John Foiter. Stavan Shannon. Jo 8rote. Dabby Carter. Charlene Lehrman. Marti Barman. FOURTH ROW: Mika Boulke. Roger Lundquiit. Bill Laf . Gary Cavinett. Aaron Stein. Warner Jackton. Ike Davit Alan Fitzgerald. Larry Thielke. Albert Parker. Ed Enttrom. Students Vocalize A candy sale, caroling in the halls and accepting the invitation to sing at Brookdale are some of the activities taken on by North's Choir. Under the capable direction of Mr. Samuel Bivens, the Mr. Samuel Bivent in a familiar pota. Under New Director choir went into the study of music, hoping to improve their understanding of the songs they sing. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Dahlbloom. Librarian; Linda Bailey. Secretary; Roger Lundquiit. Vice-Preudent; Diana Davina. Librarian; Marti Bar-man. President. 56 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Balloy, Troaiurar; Larry Erl cl ion, VicaPraiidant; M.lr Smith. Butman Manaqor; Doug Halonon, Protidont; Rowona Richmond. Sacratnry. FIRST ROW; Sutan OW Sandy Jonat. Jan Polo, $u. J-n.kowtk. Batty Burm t.r RochalU Mann. SECOND ROW: Ruth Uttonck. D-n. Ha-polotki. Mary N.Uon. Suian Oppagord. Linda Baday. Yvonna Langurm. THIRD ROW: Mr Brvant Tom Fullar. Ga.l Thompson . Ro-ana Rich-mond Sandra Andarton. FOURTH ROW: Larry Erickion. Rick Pardua. Doug Halonan. Edwarad Brown. Bruca Pianon. M.ka Sm.th. 57 Band Supercedes Past Performances FIRST ROW: Carol Archambault. Nancy Worp. Kathy B«rg� !and. Sandy Dam Debbie O'Toole. Kathy Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Paul Ditty. Pat Hyde. Ron linen. Brad Wejtlund. Larry Strelecl R-ch Williamt. Linda Edberg. Scott Rob inion. 53 FIRST ROW; Julie Gadort Terry Berg, Janice Lolnet, Lori Williamt, Jean Oilman, leora Young-ren. Kathy Bergdand, Sandra Davit, Nancy Werp. SECOND ROW: Linda Hagen. Gaye Johnson. Pal Dehn, Kathy Forbet. Debbie Harror, Marilyn Gul-branton. Carol Archembault David Linttrand. Debbie O'Toole. ROW THREE: Yvonne Williamt. Paul Ditty. Quinn Bergman, Greg Neubert, Jaton Nor-berg. Dave DiBennedetto. Chuck Wilton, John Hughet. Dave Bell Charlet Everton. Rich William . Rick Muenchow. ROW FOUR: Doug Stine, Eric Alatky. Pat Hyde. Tim liaacton. Brad Wett-lund. Larry Streleck. ROW FIVE: Carla Wettberg, Linda Edberg. Bobbie Johnton. Kathy Schmidt. Mr. Gerald Oakvik, Greg Darby. Linda Smith, Brad Bennck Scott Robinton, Joff Umberger. Members of this year's band have given much of their time and effort in striving for the best. Early morning practices were called, lunch poriods cut and rehearsals often extended into the evening. The big challenge of the year was transforming tho Polar and Concert bands into one precision marching band. Rick Muenchow. stu-dent, initiated the change. Half time performances at Homecoming and all home games wore all a part of the bond's busy schedule. To complete the marching season, tho band presented Music and Motion, one of their half time shows, as the fall concert. Greg Darby Drum Ma'ior, o«ecutot hit unique torm. Mr. Gerald Oakvik director, and Rick Muenchow itudent director, ttand reedy for whatever liet ahead. 59 Members of tho Band Council ere. from left to right: Rick Muenchow. Greg Oarby. Rich Williams, Brad Westlund, Larry Streleck. Linda Edberq, Carol Archambault. Debbie OToole. Ron Liners. The Band Council, a vital group of the band, planned and organized all activities of the band. Some topics discussed and planned were the Holiday Review and the spring trip. The council is a cross-section of the whole band and all members are elected by the band itself. Serving on the council during the past year were Ron Liners. Pres.: Rich Williams. Vice-Pres.: Debbie O'Toole. Sec.: Carol Archambault. Trees. Members of the Color Guard, from left to right: Donna Nelson. Linda Ed berg, Carla Wostberg. Bobbi Johnson, Kathy Schmidt. One of the many half time formations performed by the band. King Guy Laurent King Guy Reigns Over Sno Festivities Wednesday night proved to be quite an experience 1969 Z when h° was CrOWned Sr,oKl 9 of 1969 .dents danced to the music of the Image” the annual Sno-Ball. This event, as always, brought the week to an end. The Image 61 Twice Upon A Time was the title of this year's ’Holiday Revue. It dealt with the problems and frustrations of a common fairyland character named Snidley Whiplash. Some of the acts featured in the Revue were the Cassanovas. the Ebonites, the I.P.M.’s and the St. Paul Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps. Snidley WhipUvMMAGINE Cassanovas, St. Paul Scouts Intensify Holiday Revue 2 Jacquia Tracy doa� her thing. Hay, I thought my bag wai judging baauty confottt. Thu Ebonitat ting Am I Tho Sama Girl? Laugh-In Stock: Talo 15 ... and thon all tho mon got up and ran back Into tho outhousa. So and Janot Polar Challenges Polar I onjoy b«ing a girt. Cairo decorating conteit. Slide Into Sno-Wook, was the slogan for this year's snow festival. The fun started Friday. February 21. with an auditorium of skits, challenges and acceptances. Broom hockey, cake decorating, volleyball and basketball games were some of tho challenges. A whipped cream fight between the Polaris occasional' and the 'Annual bi-yearlies' was a most excruciating experience for the newspaper staff. The volleyball game between the National Honor Society and tho Ski Team did not prove to be such a brainy experience as many of the Honor Society thought it would be. They were beaten 20 to 8. If you can’t t«e it, it won't hurt you. 64 I� it a frog you're pretendin' to be? Rainbow Volley was the setting for this year's first all school play. It was here, in this fertile volley where sharecroppers, men and women, black and white, worked to earn their livings. However, they were in danger of losing the land they worked on to greedy Senator Rowkins. As the Sheriff is about to auction off the land, Susie, owner of the property and the deaf mute sister of the sharecroppers’ leader, arrives. They rejoice when they learn that Woody is going to buy the land back. As in all fairy tales, the ending is happy. Students from all departments of the school, modern dance, choir and others, along with many members of North's faculty contributed to the making of the play. The play was produced and directed by Mr. Jack Pixley and Mr. Tim Larson. THe Panic Pilgrim Go� pel er� . It must be that Old Devil Moon. Susan Hides the pot of gold from Finian. Finian’s Rainbow Stars North High Polars 65 The one act contest play of 1969 was The Interview by Jean Claude Vanltalli. It was a portrayal of the Amen', can society's apathy. The Interview received A ratings in District 17 and Region 5 competitions. The cast included Elaine Colstrom, Paul Ditty, John Foster. Jo Haberman, Maclclyn Harris. Pam Jones. Dan Morris, Linda Murphy, and Scott Robinson. The production was directed by Mr. Terry Akinson. Mr. Tim Larson, and Mr. John Sylwester. Receives A-Rating ' The Interview ’ 66 ''That' all right. Larry. You can hold tha flag tomorrow. ’ The Notional Forensic League started off well this year. Members of the group competed in debate tournaments, speech contests and student congress. In the City debate tournament, which was held at North this year, debaters took third place. At the Osseo Debate Tournament Howard Katz, Barry Kelnor. David Lindstrand. and Carla Westburg received Superior Speaking Awards. The second session of Student Congress was also held at North. Students from Minneapolis and suburban schools participated in the mock legislature—creating and debating bills. Miss Edana Connors advised the group. Mr. Mike Seiben coached the debaters until he was called to service at the end of the first semester. Howard Katz was captain of debate and President of N.F.L. National Forensic League A mplifies Student Leaders You’re wrong—oil wrong—� ho abortion low jhould not bo re-poalod,” ploodt Congreitwoman Kautxmon. 68 FIRST ROW: Mansqer Bruto S� v«n� . J rry Tywn. Reuben Contrere . Run Dyer. Larry Streleck. Mike Diekioa. Tom Druk Andy Fiiher. Ron Lindqren. Vance Hopkins. manager Chuck Nelwn. SECOND ROW: CoacK Petfeilo. Ron Sch pper. JoKn Elmquit . Steve Smith. Warner Jackson. Jerry Berg. Rich Williams. Boris Halphin, Marl lahtinen. Daryl Eagan. Dave Allan. Victor Evarson. Jay Norberg. Scott KieiKftg. John Fostar. Jerry Leach, manager John Rogert. This year the Polar Griddors finished eighth in the city conference. This record put them ahead of Central and Vocational. For tho first time in many years the team defoated Central High. North out-pointed the Pioneers 35-6. The Polars also darkened Vocational homecoming 33-13. There were many reasons for North's low standing. Inexperience was a major handicap. Injury took its toll, too. A crippling loss for the squad was Frank Peterson. Big Frank was a starter on the '67-'68 squad, but was unable to play this season because of an injury. Mark Lahtinen and Steve Johnson were out temporarily with injuries. Coach Don Sovell had his handicaps, too. This was his first year as head coach. He tried many new techniques and tactics, always striving to develop the line. Coach Sovell was assisted by Larry Hartze and Roxie Pestello. They were both important assets to the team. Starring offensive men were Ed Johnson (fullback). Ralph Mason (left end). Ben Crushon (guard). Rich Morris (guard). Victor Everson (center), and Kevin Lepisto (quartorback). Dofonsive stars were Mark Lahtinon (linebacker), Steve Johnson (linebacker), and Steve Dahman (tackle). Two junior’, on the squad who oxcelled in defense were Andy Fisher (linebacker), and Roubon Contreras (halfback). Steve Dahman was named to the All-City team. The Head was also named most valuable player by his teammates. Larry Brown, veteran team member, spirited the North gridders. Captain Dave Allen and co-captein Kevin Lepisto supported the team with their excellent playing ability and leadership quality. f A Gridders Tackle Tough Season Jarry Berg an opponent. THIRD ROW: Coach Sovoll, Bruca Wahon. Rict Morrit. Gary Bolden, Stave Johnion, Gerald Klin. Slava Dahman Ben Cfuihon. Mel Loci-hart. Harry Tracy. Franl Ford. Kevin Lepitto, Andy Moilal. Larry Brown, Ralph M«� n. Coach Hart� e. SCORES NORTH...0 Marshall . 21 NORTH...7 West .... 14 NORTH...0 Southwest 35 NORTH.. 33 Vocational 13 NORTH.. 35 Central .. 6 NORTH... 7 Edison .. 12 NORTH...6 Henry 7 NORTH...9 Roosevelt. 27 NORTH... 6 Washburn . 53 72 Harry Tracoy woat out gamo. Coaches, Players Hustle for Winning Points Overcoming 9 disastrous beginning, the Polars lifted themselves to better things. The first three games of the soeson gave North a low standing. At North's first home gamo the Polars squashed Central by tho score of 25 to 6. Traveling to Parade Stadium for Vocational's homecoming, North defeated tho Volts with a 33 to 13 score. Anyono for wrestling? 73 Fly me to the moon. I could ju t scream. says Coach Hartie. ' Will I fall if I hike IKo ball?, ponders Marl lahtinen. Got on your mark ... Will ya‘ quit cheating. Kevin! A momont of solitude. FIRST ROW: Gary Sudduth Tony Person Don Bor . Damon Cuff. Richard Hoqhi,, Mika Marqw.rt. Gary Gibbs. Don Chamban. Darnall Jackton. Ed Yurick Amsler, Rich Woldonky. Otii May,. SECOND ROW; P,rria LoH. Greq Naubart John RundW,. B H Jacobson. Richard Hubbard. «M Nialwn. Ron Carlton. Mila Rutsall, Ralph Galloway, Steva Kfantj. Chuck Wilton, Jaf{ Umbarqar. Tad Prichalt. THIRD ROW: Coach Barntlon, Coach Richard Thompton, Head Coach Richard Groan. Chuck Evaraon. Charlai Haydan, Douq Stain, Daryl Ayrat Rick Campbell. Kevin Wynn. Marvin Smith. Davo RundUt, Vanca Jordan, Mika Sawyer, Manager Steva Turner. Sophomore Gridders Have Winning Season North’s sophomores produced an outstanding football team lest yeer. Among the occomplishments of the squed wos telting second place in the Northern Division. They also defected the North High varsity B squad. The sophomore gridders were coached by Dick Green end Richard Thompson. Prospects for the 1969-70 varsity football squad are Bill Jacobson. Don Berry, Gary Gibbs. Kevin Wynn, Perry Lott and Ralph Galloway. The class of '71 has much athletic talent to offer North. SCORES NORTH 40 Marshall . 0 NORTH 54 Voc. ... . 0 NORTH 6 Henry .. .12 NORTH 13 Edison . . 7 PLAY-OFFS NORTH 6 Edison .. . 7 11 TO RIGHT: Curtii Jordan. Mile Renner. Kevin Lepitfo. Ed Brown. Larry Brown. Riel Muenchow, Rid Miller. Clyde Smith, Steve Smith. Tim Carlson. Richard Hyatt. FRONT CENTER: Co Captain Eric Smalley. Coach Green. Willie Sanders. Cagers Dribble-Up Varsity basketball's 69 season has come a long way from the green, inexperienced sophomore team of three years ago. The big games of the season were those against Southwest, Roosevelt, and Henry. North's 59-54 win over Henry allowed the Polars to hold the North Side Championship. Mr. Richard Green, this season's coach, lod the cagors to a second place rating in the city conference. The final position of the team was unknown until the Polars had beaten the Washburn Millers 60 to 59. Ralph Mason, centor. was North's top scorer this year. Ralph was honored by receiving a position on the All-City Team. Eric Smalley received a place on the All-City Second Team, even after he was injured in a non-conferenco game. Ho come back for the last two conference gomes to assist the team to sure victory. Some of the up and coming varsity cagers are juniors Rick Miller. Tim Carlson, and Curtis Jordan. to Second NORTH... .60 Washburn ....59 NORTH... .54 Roosevelt . 53 NORTH... .59 Henry .... 55 NORTH... .50 Marshall ., 53 NORTH... .63 Central .. 56 NORTH... .67 South ..., 47 NORTH... .70 West .... 44 NORTH... .63 Southwest ....59 NORTH... .64 Edison ... 39 Second in City Conference 76 Co-Captain Ralph Maton Thal't a no no, � ay� Kovin lopiito. Roy Thompion lay up. movet in for a Danco with ma. 77 Larry Brown, forward Clydo Smith, forward Seniors Sharp-Shoo Roy Thomp� on, guard Riel Muanchow, forward Mila Rannar, forward Eric Smailay, guard Ralph Maton, center ' B ill-ball. who'i got tka boll? Maintain ing Superiority UL SKULLYI! The good guy in the white ponti. If I keep on like fhit I'll be 10 feel tall by the lime I graduate. FIRST ROW; Chuck Wilton. Paul Klii, Frank Ford. David Bell, Chuck Everson Ralph Galloway. Steve Kranb. SECOND ROW: Mr. Thompion, Chet Montgomery. Ed King. Gary Gibb . Steve Turner. John lauleinen. Don Berry, Marvin Smith. The class of 1971 got a head start on gathering class spirit when their basketball team exploded and their full potential was let loose. Sophomores took the City Conference Title and went on to take the Twin City Title. The team lost only one game during the season. Coach Thompson said he felt the most dynamic elements of the team woro its team spirit and rocoptiveness. Ho said eight of the fifteen players have the ability to become varsity starters in 1970. In the past sophomores have had good teams but they have not amounted to much boceuso members of the team dropped out duo to academic problems. Mr. Thompson said theso boys are different because they have the academic standing which contributes to making good athletes. All in all, basketball at North is looking up. Sophs Rally — Seize Twin-City Title Jerry 8erg demomtratet a simple stroke. NORTH. ...32 Southwest 62 NORTH. ...31 Editon ... .56 NORTH ...23 Roosevelt n NORTH. ...22 Wathbum 7} NORTH. ...54 Central .. .39 NORTH. ...36 South ... .59 NORTH. ...49 Vocational 39 NORTH. ...22 Henry .. .73 NORTH. ...35 Watt ... .60 Tankers Wade Through Season North High's swimming team encountered a trying season placing eighth in the city conference. Mr. Tomlinson said the team was too small compared to ♦ho rest of the schools, but the boys who came had a good attitude. The team had many strong points. Jerry Berg performed well in the short distance free style. Steve Balster had his own technique in the back stroke. The juniors will be an asset to next year’s team because of ♦heir driving capabilities. Steve B«ll diiplayt one of hit diving techniques. FRONT: Barry Stanton. Don Smith, Captain Jerry Berg. Captain Dave Carlton, Tom Rotimli. SECOND ROW: Edward Ruf. Steve Bell. Steve Magneton. Matt Rowlet, Steve Battler. Coach Mr. Tomiinton. Dave Carlton thowt how to do the butterfly. 81 I'm o born loser. all I ever got '•� turf! Linkmen Have Successful Year Captain Jim Oja sparked the '68 linkmen with his spirit and outstanding leadership. Jim was the only returning lettorman, so Jerry Berg. Bruce Watson and Matt Binder helped to form the hard core of the team. North had a successful season. The team finished fifth in the city with a 6-4 record. The 1969 captain. Jerry Berg, promises to give up his born loser title and carry North to victory. SEASON RECORD NORTH.... 19 Vocational ...... 5� 2 NORTH_____8 Southwest....... 16 NORTH.... 8 Roosevelt ...... 16 NORTH....I8 South ........... 8 NORTH.... 17 Central ......... 7� 3 NORTH.... ' 2 Washburn ....... l6« 2 NORTH....25� 2 Marshall ........ 7 NORTH.... 17 West ............ 8 NORTH.... 12 Edison ......... 14 north....I4 HenrY ........... 5 Don't you dare movol I aft to right: Coach Bruca Johnson, Jim Oja, Jerry Berg. Matthaw Birder, Mark Lahtinen, John Elm-quilt. Polars Net Five Victories North had an above average foam last year according to Coach John King. They ended with a five-five record and tied for fifth place. Team members were Jon Carlson, Dave Markson, Jim Mealey, and Ken Engle, singles. Doubles were Tim Carlson and Dale Piper. Henry Lazniarz and Terry Matson. Substitutes were Jerry Kvarn-lov and Morris Liberman. Mr. King feols that if enough people are interested, that they will have a good team this year. Tim Carlson and Dale Piper are hopefuls for this season. Polar ' first doublos. SEASON RECORD NORTH.. 4 South 1 NORTH.. 2 Southwest .... 3 NORTH.. 5 Henry 0 NORTH..4 Roosevelt .... 1 NORTH..4 Vocational .... 1 NORTH.. 1 Marshall 4 NORTH..0 Washburn .... 5 NORTH.. 1 West 4 NORTH.. 3 Central 2 NORTH..0 Edison 5 Hoy, Jon, tbo ball’ behind you! 10. 9. 8. 7. 6 ... 83 Jim Mealoy bates love. LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW Melvon toolbar . David Paananen. Robert Johnson. Mila Marvsla, Norman Render. Robart Bali. Dennis Floyd. Robert Neuberger. SECOND ROW: Don Schoeder. Tony Ruf. Joa Subialla. Robart Ericlton. Rolf Benton. Coach lewis Burnatt. Bruca Kittling. Robart Swenson, Mila Fyla. Ed Rof. John louUi-man. Cross Country Builds Stamina North High's cross country team was led by new team captains. David Paananen and Dennis Floyd. They ran North to a seventh place finish last fall. The season began full of disappointment as North lost both captains. Milce Maruslta and Larry Erickson. due to injury. Later during the season their injuries resulted in two losses. According to Lewis Burnett, cross country coach, These boys are all young and inexperienced boys, but have worked harder than any of the teams North has had. SCORE BOX NORTH.. 15 Henry 50 NORTH.. 30 South 25 NORTH..27 Vocational .. 24 NORTH.. 24 Marshall-U .. 32 NORTH.. 32 Edison .... 26 NORTH.. 36 Roosevelt .. 20 NORTH.. 37 Washburn .. 21 bw score wins Southwest tries to tag North's Devid Paananen. (Wft) Who won 7 atls Bob Neuberger. (right) 84 ON YOUR MARK. GET SET GO' NORTH. ... 8 Marshall . 41 NORTH. ...10 West ... 4; •. RTH. ... 3 Henery . . . .49 north. ... 3 Roosevelt ...47 NORTH. ... 3 Southwest ...43 NORTH. ... 3 Washburn ...47 NCRTH. ...26 Contra! .. ...28 north. ... 5 Edison .. . . .40 N'-RTh. ... 0 Vocational . ..50 NOPTH. ... 8 South . . .40 Ninth in City Strong Men Demonstrate Forbearance During Tough Season It was a “green polar wrestling team which placed ninth in city. Only five seniors, captains Bob Wendt and Dave Allen. Ikuma Sadakane. Dean Jones, and Bob Minard participated. The problems of the team were many. A change of coaches in mid-season along with tho problem of inexperience brought about a defeating season. FIRST ROW: Darrell Ayers, John Hugos Bob Minard. Tim liaeson Raul Sandwicl. SECOND ROW; Dan Krine, Dean Jonas. Allen Dupay. Dave Allen, Bob Wandt. Norman Render, Lowell Koerner. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jalotis. Iluma Sadlane. John Huge . Bruce Roeler. Riehara Schowl, Milo Marquar Patricl Balden Richard Hubbard. 85 Captains Bob Wendt and Dave Allen FIRST ROW: Tom Druk. Ron lindgren, Danni Nelson John Earloy. Morris Liber-man. Chuck Gleason. Ton-Earley, Rick Nest. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Roxia Pestello. Richard Hodge'. Stave Gill. Dan Babin. Jeff Mollberg. John Elmquiit. Lao Hansen. Kevin Winn. Pucksters End 1960's With Coming-Up Success In conference games. Polar Pucksters out-hustled many fine teams, finishing with a record of 4-7-1. Captain Steve Gill was the ace scorer. Tom Earley and Leo Hansen completed the first line with Steve Dahmen and Chuck Gleason on defense. Goalies Rick Ness and Tom Druk wore in the nets. Coach Mr. Roiia Pestello discussos Hockey requires much agility, courage, speed and futuru games w.th Kavm W.nn. a |OV8 0f confact. Members of North's hockey team, under the guidance of Mr. Roxie Pestello arrived for practice at the Metropolitan Sports Arena as early as 5 A.M. and stayed on the ice until 7 A.M. 86 SEASON RECORD Henry ........4 NORTH.... I West .........4 NORTH....0 Central ......I NORTH.... 5 Marshall .....2 NORTH....3 Washburn ....II NORTH....0 Southwest ....9 NORTH.... I Edison .......4 NORTH....4 South ........5 NORTH....2 Roosevelt......9 NORTH.... I Seventh Place in City Polar fights tha opponent for puck. Sophs Look Toward Varsity Hard work and determination were prominent in this year's sophomore hockey team. Under the direction of Mr. John King, the team developed steadily throughout the year and shows promise of being a fine addition to the varsity squad next year. Coach Mr. King movat in for disciplinary action. FIRST ROW: Slava Amslar. Tom Erickson Frank Duffy. SECOND ROW: Brian Lind-qran. Pete Lavarenti, Douq Stanton. THIRD ROW: Tony Pasak, Coach John King. B-Squad Cheerleaders: Vicki Gagna, Kay Tuanga, Lori Williams. 87 FIRST ROW: Mari Lahtinen. John Saatela, Bob Ericlton, Quinn Bergman. SECOND ROW: Data Dahlquiit, Jim Carlton. Larry Strefecl. Jim TKialcn, Eril Aletly. THIRD ROW; Duane Swenton. Bill Jacobton, Mile Baulin. Chariot Thielen. Co-captain Jim Thielen. Coach Pat Cronin. Co-captain Marl Lahtinen. Skiers Slip Into Third The 1969 ski teem provided some very big disappointments and. at the same time, pleasant surprises. This year the skiers, took a third in districts. They had a chance to prove themselves a week after districts in a make-up meet against city champions Roosevelt. Roosevelt had the slalom under their belt although North's Quinn Bergman tied for first in city. Jumping was North's bag for sure. It was up to cross country. The race started and finished and all the Polars felt great after the first report which said North had won. Former Coach Kindem. who was very close to the team this year, found a heart-breaking mistake in the timing and a much enjoyed victory was turned into defeat. The chance to prove the Polars ability came again. This time it was the State Meet. It became a disaster, partially because of bad luck and mostly because of mistakes. Captains for this year's team were Jim Thielen. consistently the city's number one jumper, and Mark Lahtinen. a top cross country skier in the city. Sophomore Bill Jacobson proved to be one of the best, and potentially the best future prospect. Duane Swenson. Quinn Bergman and Larry Streleck are next year's Big Boys in the three events: cross-country, slalom, and jumping. 88 Jean Claude, watch out! Hey, Jim, don't forget to jump at the end. Wove got to find an caviar way.” I'm your local pari tii initructor. Polars Steal Fifth Place Last year the 1968 baseball team coached by Mr. Walter Nalepka placed 5th in the city, with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses. Starting with one loss, North whip-lashed back and won the next four games in a row. Ronald Fontaine. Gerry Harder and Jim Thielen led the '68 pitching staff. Curve ball? , pitcher Ronald Fontaine Balter up“. Benjamin Crushshon SCORES NORTH 1 Henry 3 NORTH 9 South 3 NORTH 7 Edison 4 NORTH II Voc 5 NORTH 4 Marshall ... 3 NORTH 2 Washburn .. 7 NORTH 6 West 5 NORTH 2 Southwest .. II NORTH 3 Central .... 5 NORTH 2 Roosevelt .. 5 Left to right: first row, Guy Laurent, Oanni| Fredrickson. Gary Wamo, Lester Sudduth. Clarence Amsler, Ronald Fontaine, Richard Klatte. second row, Jerry Harder. Hons Lewis, Steve Allen, Joe Donovan. Billy Tollefson, Willie Saunders. Jim Thielen. Benjamin Crushshon. Tracksters Race to Third Place Finish Relay runner, Larry Erickton. One more � tep . Bruce P.enon. lip, up and away ... ”, Tommie CJ«rk. Left � o right: firtt row. Bob Johnion, Mike Marutke. Larry Erickton, Joteph Fedick. Palmer Warrick. Bruce Pienon, Roy Thompson. Jome Snoddv. Tommio Clark. Richard Hyatt, tecond row, Ron Lindgren. Rolf Bomon, Rick Paglton. Bob Latterel. Dave Paananen, Doan Jonet. Snuffy Smith, Dennit Floyd, Terry Burtton. Curtit Jordan, third row, Pat Hyde. Dave Allen. Rick Miller. Darrel Egan. Bruce Murman. Jim Jarvimeki, David Shephard. Mel Lockhart. The 1967-68 Track Team started with a 75 to 52. loss by Henry. Coached by Mr. Lewis Burnett, the track team consisted of runners, hurdlers, and a good jumper. Tho team finished third in the city conference, and fifth in the state. Ralph Mason was NORTH'S best in tho Discus, Bruce Pierson was NORTH'S best in the 440 relay, and Tommie Clark was NORTH'S bost in the long Jump. Coach Burnett said, the team had a very good 440 and 550 relay team. Teammates excelled in: Joe Fedick in the mile, Larry Erickson in the 880 relay. Ralph Mason and Rick Miller in weights. Bruce Pierson. Jim Snoddy. and Palmer Warrick in the dashes, Roy Thompson in tho hurdles, and Tommie Clark in the long jump. For the second time in a row. Track Sophomores won the city championship. FIRST ROW: Captain John Carlin, Captain Mit« Brown. SECOND ROW: Boyd Amtler, Kim Johnson, Pat Hawk. Joff Wuollef, Victor Everson, Tim Micklin. Wynn leu. THIRD ROW: Wayna Bergen. Ray Turner. Riel Dyer. Steve Maqnuion. Marcel Carlin. Ricky Campbell. Stan Dotseth. :::::: Gymnasts Become Re For the second consecutivo year North's gymnasts have remained a superior team. Under tho spirit of co-captains Mike Brown and John Carlin. North's gymnasts achieved their goal of repeating as the city conference and district seventeen champions. With the aid of coach Bruce Johnson, many gymnasts attained high individual records on such pieces as the high bars, the trampoline, tho parallel bars, the horse, and the free exercise. SEASON RECORD NORTH... ...9 Edison .. NORTH... ...6« Roosevelt ....44 NORTH... Marshall .... TO' j NORTH... ...87' j Henry ... ....l8' 2 City Regional Meet North IS4' j: 1st place State Meet: 7th place It's SUPERMAN)! 92 John Carlin thowt porfoct form. ion 5 Champs Pa� Hawk � ho� � how !♦’� done. 93 FIRST ROW: John Rogors. Ron Lindgren, John Carlin, Edward Ruf, Ricardo Dyer. Jeff Woulett. Ikuma Sedokano. Mika Marutka, Tim Carbon, Tom Druk. SECOND ROW: Hans Lewi;. Jeff Melberg. David Johnson. Rich William;, John Foliar, Ron Linen, Slave Smith, Mail Rowlat. Slevo Magnuion. Tom Clark. THIRD ROW: Dennis Floyd, Jerry 8erg. Stanley Dotseth. Marcel Carlin. Timothy Micklin, Rick Campbell. Willie Sanders. Kevin Winn. Mike Brown, Tony Ruf. Wynn Lau. Victor Everson. FOURTH ROW: Matthew Binder. Jerry Leach Robert Wendt, Kim Johnson, Larry Brown. Rick Miller, Kevin Leplsto. Dean Jones. Jay Nor berg, Steve Watson. Lettermen Support N-Club Faculty Contributes to Polar Athletics Athletic council awarded letters to deserving boys, and helped with any problems that arose concerning athletics. Mr. Roland DeLapp directed the council. N-Club. consisting of the lettermen of North, received their letters for various spoits because of their athletic ability and sportsmanship. Advising N-Club was Mr. Don Sovell. football coach. Footballs, hockey sticks, basketballs, and sweatsuits—where did it all pile up? Athletic Manager Mr. Larwrence Hansen, in oddition to teaching wood and metals classes stacked, sorted, folded, and used a few other techniques to keep the boys' equipment in order. 'You can tell it'� a new track ihirt, inyi Mr. Hanien. FROM LEFT: Richard Green, Dick Thompson, John Cronin. Roxy Peitello. Lawrence Hansen, Don Sovell. Welter Nelepko. Dean Bemiten, Lou Burnett, Dave Tomlinson. Lee Snell. SITTING: Roland DeLapp. Faye Matey. Peggy Tratamar. Deanna Johnson, Dobbin Hnnion, Debbie WoBn-iki. Joy lofitrand. Sandy Munion. Mary Ellington. Rochelle Avent, Carol Hanilik, Denim Saari, Berdetta Kendrick, and Shirley Andenon. Polarotto Cabinet—Faye Ma«ey. Co-Captain: Rochelle Avent, Buiineu manager; Debbie Hanton. Captain; Deanna Johnion, Treanirer; Debbie Wolintki. Co-Captain. 96 Polarettes Dance for Kicks North's Polarettes have become an institution. The dance line consisting of thirteen girls performs at auditoriums, games, and other school-sponsored events. The girls make their own outfits and practice many hours before each performance. The competition for membership in the lino is stiff and oach girl is jealous of her position. Poise, grace. beauty. FROM LEFT: Mery ENingson. Carol Hanxlik. Shirley Anderson, Rochelle Avent. Deanna Johnson, Debbie Wolinsli, Sandy Munson. Peggy Treta-mar. Berdetta Kendrick. Joy lofstrend. Faya Matey. Denise Sanri, Debbie Hanson. 97 mmm:- ghmm Polar . Polar . Ahhh! He's lost hi contacts. scream Patti Kuntx and Monica Culhana. What doas � ho think ha' doing out there? wonder Connie Moon and Pam Jones. The Polar A“ squad. FROM LEFT: Monica Culhana 8arb Beauchamp, Bath Scheunomann. CENTER: Patti Kuntx. LeeAnn Melland. RIGHT: Mercy Gohmert, Shauntol Mandar-villa, Ruth Spaliman. 98 Cheerleading Reflects Fortunes of the Team Polor Bears: JoAnn Habermen, Pam Jones, and Connie Moon led lirit and cheer throughout Polar games. This year's polar bears were chosen by their wit. humor, and cheering ility. Mrs. Jean Gustafson is the polar bears advisor. PoUr l«m: Pam Jonat. JoAnn Habarman. Connin Moon. Cheerleaders cheer for victory! At every game they led the Polar fans and teams to sore throats and success. Cheerleaders play an important part in the spirit of any school. North is no exception. This year's squad generated school spirit which is very important in student life. The girls were chosen to participate on the squad in the spring of 1968. They were judged on personality, appear-ance. spirit, scholastic standing, and athletic ability. Judges were the seniors of the 1967-68 cheerleading squad and teachers. Patti Kuntz led the squad this year. Hor excellent leadership ability aided her in developing the team to its potential capabilities. She was instrumental in acquiring new uniforms for her squad. Seniors on the squad are Marcy Gohmert. Shauntel Man-derville, Beth Scheunemann. These girls are not only cheerleaders but also participate in various other school activities. Juniors on the squad are Barb Beauchamp. Monica Cul-hane. LeeAnn Melland. Ruth Spellman. Mrs. Gustafson, girls’ physical education teacher, advised the cheerleaders. 99 B-Squad Cheer for Junior Varsity Promoting � pir«t. from loft: Vicki Gagna. Lori Will.am Jan Lainav Kay Tuangua. Lynn DaKlquitt. B-squad cheers for a victory! At junior varsity games 8-squad cheerleaders lad the spirit. This is the first year North has had 8-squad cheerleaders. Preliminaries were held in the spring, with the regular A-squad cheerleaders. Coaching the squad is Patti Kuntz. captain of the A-Squed. Advisor of the squad is Mrs. Jean Gustafson. FROM LEFT: Lynn Daklqu«t. Kay Tuonga. Jan Lainai. Lori William Barb Wadsworth. Vicki Gsgna. Tennis team, traveling by taxi, played other area schools. The team, consisting of five sing'es and two doubles, practiced during the summer and the first part of the year. Team advisor is Mrs. Kathy Gottman. This year's swimming team consisted entirely of sophomores and juniors. The team started off with a good year, said team advisor Mrs. Shirley Keating. The girls this year were furnished with new swimsuits and jackets. Their hope is to acquire more swimsuits in the com-ming years. From loft top: Kathy Nevin Jeane Berglund. JoAnn W«iw« Carlo Westberg. Patti Kunti Adviser, Kathy Gottman. Diane Chambers. Sandy Anderson Marilyn Muohebauer. Mariana Muehebauar. Girls Participate in Swimming and Tennis Left, Janette Johnson. Team from front left. Barb Sh.pper, Barb Slogan, Nancy Eidorman, lueHa Dohrwardt. Janette Johnson. Patty Dohlbloom, Leila Dohrwardt. Natline Riley. Nancy Johns, bad left. Eva Grcqor. Gayle Dawson. 101 FIRST ROW: Beth Scheunamann. Lonnie Demry, Nancy Swenton, Diane Waterman. Janalta Nifi. Darlana Harff. Shirley Poterton. Valarie Wation. Karen Kinoihita. Jana Decker, Ponny Adams, Sandra Anderio Kathy Nevin. Roberta Boqucki. Linnea Patferton, Bafdetta Kendrick . SECOND ROW: Melania Patterson, Joana Borqlund. SKeila Andrado, JoAr.n Wesson. Sharon Prevley. Judy Middlemist, Gloria Burdick. Marlene Muehlbauor. Marilyn Muehlbauar. Rae Genoroui, Lee Ann Rakowili To keep in shape. Polar girls excelled in competitive sports and leadership. By choosing leadership class, senior girls kept active in leading exercises and aiding students who neoded help with the various sports equipment. A leader should be able to got along with other students. She must be well suited to cope with any problems that arrive. Many leaders plan to continue and become future gym toachers. Gymnasts practiced every Monday and Wednesday starting in the fall of the year. Some of the girls had more practice when they went to Gymnastics camp, a one week stay at Gustavus Adolphus College. There thoy worked on the uneven parallels, balance beam, vault, dance technique, and floor exercise. After practices, the most competent girls were selected to compete with other schools on the various equipment. Helping the girls on their tough spots were Mrs. Keating and Mrs. Gottman, sophomore and junior gym teachers. Using fast footwork, keeping a good eye on the birdie, and swinging hard at practice, the girls competed for their places on the badminton team. Competing for the team were four singles and threo doubles. The team captain. Jo Ann Wessen. had been on the team in her sophomore and junior years which kept her in shape to earn her position of first place. The Golf team, practicing at Theodore Wirth Park and Columbia Golf course, practiced to play other Northside golf teams. The team consisted of two seniors: Marilyn and Marlene Muehlbauer; and four juniors: Jan Polo. Sue Janikowski, Sue Defer. Patty Wicklund. Coaching tho badminton and golf teams was Mrs. Jean Gustafson. girls’ physical education teacher. 102 Gotten. FROM LEFT: Jan Polo Marlene MueMbauer Sue Jenilow ili. Marilyn Muehlbauer Sue Dote' Patty Wicklund. Fora!” yotli Pat Wicklund. Girls Learn Dexterity and Coordination U� -ng parallel itrole Patty WicUu� d Catting off. Patti Kont . Modern Dancers Become Patti Kuntt and Pam Jones show their motivo power. In dance routine ore Joy Lofitrand and Patti Neale. Going through their pantomimo aro Linda Ed berg and Sandra Barge. Traveling Performers Girls chose modern dance as an elective in their junior and or senior years. They were taught grace, poise, and structure in dance. The girls made up a pantomime to music for their spring auditorium. Every Monday evening some of the modern dance students got together and practiced, learning different movements. The class went to St. Cloud and various ether schools to show their dancing techniques. The nine girls received a half credit per semester and were frequently watched by dance teachers. Both classes were taught by Miss Mary Josophson. Bonnie Langums and Carol Walltrom practice their dance technique. ROW ONE: Sandra Barge, Viclio Plaster, Janice Klug man. Pam Jones. Patti Kuntj. ROW TWO: Joy Lofstrand. Rowena Richmond. Barbara Beauchamp, Peggy Donahue. Connie Eidem Patty Neale. Rochelle Avent. ROW THREE: Savitfa Ford. Carol Walstrom, Linda Edberg. Carol HanjIiL. Bonnie Langums, Shirley Anderson. ABOVE: Dirty foot, a fign of accomplishment, '.miles Rochelle Avant to Peggy Donahue. ABOVE RIGHT: Forming her kick it Patti Kuntx above Pam Jonos. LEFT: “Lift says Shirloy Andorson to Carol Hanilik. ABOVE: In structured movement are Barb 8«auchamp and Rowona Richmond. 105 COl 107 Mrs. Beckwith 310 FIRST ROW: Laura Behrens. Ray Baker. Darrell Ayers. SECOND ROW: Nancy Bate Patricia Boldon, 8ob Beaw. THIRD ROW: David Beltut. David Bell. Steven Bell. Mr. Brophey 5 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Erko. Stankey Dotseth. Wendy Emit, Linda Dufour. Melanie Di«on. SECOND ROW: Judy Fairbanks Connie Erickson. Clayton Erikson. Thom Eickholt, Lois Edwards. THIRD ROW; Tom Ericksom, Tom Druk, Chuck Everson, Alan Dupay. Mr. Brown 326 FIRST ROW: Larry Stroebl. Gerri Sund. Faye Sundberg, Milton Stensetb. SECOND ROW: Debbie Swanson, Alan Swanson. Doug Stine. THIRD ROW: Groqq Strendmert Randy Swanson. Doug Stonson, Pat Sullivan. 108 Mr. Butterfield 17 “ FIRST ROW: Vick! Robert Bevard. Lou Borg. SECOND ROW: Thereva Borg. Cathy Benton. THIRD ROW: Polly Boti. Curti Boded. O-uck Benith. Sophomores Get First Taste of High School Competition Mr. Carter Mr. Conway 216 FIRST ROW: Steve Johnton. Geye Johnton. Janette John-ton. Jill Johnton. SECOND ROW: Charlet Jobe, Mike A. Johnton. Mike D. Johnton, Francetce Johnton. Ricky Jarroon. THIRD ROW; Carol Johnton. Gary Johnton, Richard Johnton, Karen Johnton. 109 Miss Connors 227 FIRST ROW: Janot Bronny, Julene Bolduc. Pelor Brown. SECOND ROW: Rickie Campbell. Carl 8u-blit . Roger Broueou. THIRD ROW: Milo Boulko. Dolo Burrell. Richard Carlbom. Sophomores Adjust to NHS Mr. Cronin 300 B FIRST ROW: Mickey Shand. Norm Sivula. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Schroder. Mile Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Chorlei Shapi-to, John Scheun'ng. Bob Schoif. no Mr. Dahl 327 FIRST ROW: Barbara dart. LaVonne Carton, Mary Conley, Jo Anna Carroll. Diana Chamber . SECOND ROW: Daniel Chamber , Janice Carter. Carolyn Car on, Phyllit Colling. THIRD ROW: Gary Cavineu. Ron Carlton. We Carlton. Mary Covey. Carol Champagne. Mr. Edlund 225 FIRST ROW: Sandy Dietrich. Steve Crandall. Ivnn Dahl-quilt, Kelly Crandall. SECOND ROW: Pat Dehn. Gayle Dawion, Damon Cuff. THIRD ROW: ElliwtJrth Davit Nancy Cullen. Steven Comp-ton. Sandra Demry. Mr. Frye 13 FIRST ROW: Paul Gideo. Julie Gabert, Vicli Gagne, Dave Garcia, Shirley Franllin, Kathy Forbei. SECOND ROW: Mery Gilbert. Gary Gibb . Dean Fron-um. Chriitopher Fatzt. Shelley Furo. Jean Fou. THIRD ROW: Richard Fedicl. Alan Fitzgerald. FranV Ford, Ralph Galloway. Ken Fry. Tammy Fitzgerald. Ill Miss Gorrilla 328 FIRST ROW: Patty Gillo. Susan Haber, Linda Haqen, Gonny Gobeli. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Gilreath. Bath Gormelly. Jim Gustafson, Rosanna Goose. Georgia Gouneau. THIRD ROW: Tim Haas. Delwin, Gjel-haug, Russell Goedden. Jon Gloppen. Mr. L. Hansen 12 FIRST ROW: Vickio Harris. Linda Heimendinqer. Sandra Hime, Irono Harriman, Diane Hodge. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Hanson. Valeda HiH Mary Holland. Gail Harper. THIRD ROW; Dabby Harror. Charles Hayden Richard Hodges, David Hallquist, Bonnie Hahror son. Mr. Harise 219 FIRST ROW: John Hughes. Darnell Jackson, Bonnie Hicks, Boni lr-miter, Donna Hopukins. SECOND ROW: Ron Huebner. Gary Huber. Dorothy Iverson. Alice Hubbard. THIRD ROW: Debbie Isenhower. Bill Jacobson, Riehord Hubbard. Stanford Hymes, Laurie Jankowski. 12 Mr. R. Johnson 119 FIRST ROW: Tom Kennedy. Jean Kanyetany, Nancy Kollunki, Duane Koerner. Karen Karja. SECOND ROW: Donna Kapol. Eddie King, Jerry Keller. Nancy Johni. Pat Krafty. THIRD ROW: Paul Klii. Ste� en Kranti Vance Jordan. Ricky Jonei, Pat Keefe. Sophomores Learn From Upperclassmen Mrs. Keating 329 FIRST ROW: Frank Leter. Poter Lever-anti. Gary Larion, Kerry Larton, SECOND ROW: Candice Lawrence. Janet Kryeh. John Laulainen, Janice Leinet. Roger Krueger. THIRD ROW: Wayne Lavorte, Mike Lan-da, Kelly Lerton. Gene Lemanciik. 113 Mr. Krueger 229 FIRST ROW: Robin Lockedell. Wendy Lindberg. Debbie Lockwood, Ernest Luster. William Llewelyn. SECOND ROW: Paula Lindquist, Earned Luster, Perrie Lott. Valerie Lussier. THIRD ROW: Robert Mahova. Sharon Lowe. Brian Undgren, David Lirdltrand. FOURTH ROW: Irving Loftus. Pam Lindquist, June Lewis, Kevin Mann. Miss Lang 15 FIRST ROW: Philomene Saice. Phyllis Rowland. Michael Saunders. Jeanne Ro-galski. SECOND ROW: Tony Ruf. Paul Sand-wick, Frank Roslin, Rob Seari, THIRD ROW: Dennis Saiga, Bruce Ruedebush. Mark Rohrbach. Steve Seth- or. FOURTH ROW; Johnny Rundles. Bruce Ranker. Mrs. Machines 125 FIRST ROW: Rosanna Marquette, Carol McEtdery. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Masi-ca, LuAnn Meyer, Debbie Me-Clay. THIRD ROW: Lisa McCarter, Charles McGhee Cathy Man-nie. Mike Marquandt. I 14 Mrs. Matson 319 FIRST ROW: Elitaboth Moran. Georganne Mulcehy, Donna Nelion. Milton Millar, Marva Moora. SECOND ROW: Dave Murphy. Dsva Nation. Valaria Minikut. Raymond Morale . THIRD ROW: Chaitar Montgom-ary, Debbia Montgomery. Cathy Nation, Thom Muenchow, Chariot Nation, Sophomores Catch School Spirit Mr. N. Moen 308 FIRST ROW: Douglai Nowling, Mari Jo Oliver. Cynthia Panon. Thomai Nodile. SECOND ROW; Colleen Parkhunt. Judy Olion, Kathy OelicMager Julia Newago. Phylli Nueman. THIRD ROW: Leonard Parker. Bob Olion, Paul Paitian Tawn Olion. Carolyn Patton. FOURTH ROW: Greg Neubart. Wymar Norwood. Glenn Nation. Vel Novak. Clairena Nybarg. IIS Mr. Peterson 218 FIRST ROW: Donald Amund son, Douglas Anderson, John Anderson, Joan Amundson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie An-derton, Debbie Andorsor. Nancy Aderman. Eric Aletky THIRD ROW; Ray Alstadt Steve Amslor, Mark Anderson Janet Anderson. Sophomores Enjoy Varied Activities Mr. Pixley 18 FIRST ROW: Sheila Reim. Lynette Richard-ton. Teresa Rodrigue: Diane Ringgold. SECOND ROW: Sue Reinhart, Valerie Rassat Greg Rumpza. Gary Pri-byl. THIRD ROW: Jossie Riley. Norman Render, An-drow Ruth. Frank Req-quinti, Mary Rasmussen. 116 Mr. Sieben 209 FIRST ROW: Pa Peabody. Bonita Pier-ton. Gwen PhiBipt. Anita Peter. SECOND ROW: Steve Patnode. Dwight Pie� ke, Bernadette Pettiford. THIRD ROW; Richard Perdue. Jeff Petenon. Tony Petek. Jim Polled. Miss A. Smith 300 A FIRST ROW: Judith Skowronek, Nancy Stachowiki. Feyo Saba. Carol Stebbint. SECONO ROW: Frank Soldo. Richard Spicrka. Allan Staphev. Kim Smith. Melvin Snoddy. THIRD ROW: Wayne Sleedck. Darrell Sthilaire. Michael Speraw. Darcy Sthil-aire. I Mr. Springen 311 FIRST ROW: leeta Terpenning, Kay Tuenge, David Tapio, Norman Tapio. SECOND ROW; Darlene Tuomi Debb:e Theban, Chrit Trvtwin. Marjorie Trammel. THIRD ROW: Tracey Taylor. Margie Triemert. Wanda Thompson Gail Thomp-ton. FOURTH ROW: Diene Tripp. Tom Tol-lef� on, Suian Troyer, Jamet Tolkinen. 117 FIRST ROW: Rachel Vernier. Lloyd Thunborg, LuAnne Tweeter, Dawn Waatoie. SECOND ROW: Deico Ware. Steve Turner. Cher let Vaughn, Sherel WehUtrom, Jamot Waller. THIRD ROW: John Udell. Nadia Wakulenlo. Jeri Warren. Ray Turner. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Umberger, Kemp Wolch. George Uiita. Martin White. Steve Walter. Sophomores Look Ahead to Future Mr. Zanoni 215 FIRST ROW: Lori William , Carolyn William , Ed Yurick. Darrell Young. Sharon Yobbe. SECOND ROW: Tim Viney. Mickey Wragg. Corolyn William . Roranno Yurch. THIRD ROW: Leopold William . Jay Zadio. Diana Wuollot. Betty William . Kevin Winn. FOURTH ROW: Chuck Wilson. Debbie We tling. Gary Zachman, Richard Woldoriky. 118 Mr. Ch ris top hers o n 111 FIRST ROW: Ann Cevanagh. Don Diver, Cindy Catcher. Garry Costella. SECOND ROW; Ronald Athmead. Dean Steinbach. Bill Pagal. THIRD ROW: Tarry Bodell. John Lad-wig, Sean Gantey. Joel Rain. Juniors Prepare for Senior Year Mr. Oakvik 26 FIRST ROW: Jean Oilmen. Jo Ha-barman. Bobbi Johnton. Sandy Davit. Kathy Schmidt. Judith Feul. SECOND ROW; Quinn Bergman, Larry Strelect. Howard Goldttein, Denite Henla, Marilyn Gulbranton, Kathy Bergtland. THIRO ROW: Brad Benxicl. John Pefarton. Timothy Itaacton, Paul Ditty, leora Youngren. Suten Ban. ton. 119 Mrs. Berry hill 200B FIRST ROW; Debbie O'Rourke Carolyn Piper, Vicki Plotter, Joyc Neumiller. SECOND ROW: Vicki Neumar Tim Oerby. Roger Olton. Robe-Olton. Robert Overton. THIRD ROW: Kim Olton Jane -Nick. Charlene Olton, Sutan Op pegard. FOURTH ROW; Richard Politte Terry Burtton. David Paananer Tom O'Brien. Mr. Bruce 312 FIRST ROW: Karen Ratmutten, Jan. et Polo, Virginia Penn. SECOND ROW: Matt Rowlet Diane Perkint. THIRD ROW; Tom Poiiniki. Wayne Ouclette. Donald Pettiford. Miss Corcoran 315 FIRST ROW: Jackie Ketter. Colleen Keerey, Willie Ingram, Sutan Krulikotky. Janice Klugman. SECOND ROW: E'anche Juriti. Roger Kiel . Jamet Kitchen, Chariot Murphy. Elmer Knutton. THIRD ROW; Richard Jorgenton. Bruce Kietling. Greg Kunti. Lynette Kingman Marilyn Kacimarcryk. 120 Juniors Show School Spirit Mrs. Gottman 329A FIRST ROW: Carol WitchnewtLi. Card Zoat. Linda Yobbe. Rhyllit Wolk. SECOND ROW: Jaanna Zahn. Stava Young. Joyca Wyland. THIRD ROW; Bruce Workman Watlay Wyrick. Gail Zachman Kathleen Youn-kin. Mr. II. Hansen — 208 FIRST ROW: Kathy Dwyar, Ira«a Flack. Dana Fa mum. Suian Erickton. Roger Ekart. SECOND ROW: Suian Ellington. Dava Jonat. Reesa Dyer. Luella Dohrwardt. Connie Eidam. THIRD ROW: Tim Duggan. Darrell Eagon, John Elmquit Linda Englahart. Gary Dupay. 121 Mr. Jacobson 200A FIRST ROW: Ella Brown. Patricia Brown. Georgann Battler. Su« Brownlee. SECOND ROW: Terry Crandall. Patty Brandt, Linda Belden, Diane Brett. THIRD ROW; M.le Burrit. Annette Broolint. Greg Barringer, Pat Booth. FOURTH ROW: Edward Brown. Eddie BresSel, Brad Balvin, Matt Binder. Juniors Contribute Their Talents Junion thow their bett. Mr. Jenks 214 FIRST ROW: Sue Jenilowtli. Mary Koeplin, Karen Kular. Donette Johnton. SECOND ROW; Dave Krein. Paiie Kruoger. Kathy Krantj. THIRD ROW: David Johnton, Cur-ti� Jordan, Edward Kroolil, Pam Janie. 122 Mr. Johnson 323 •IRST ROW: Bill Thereau. Randy Tompson, Floreen Thom-ii, Joyca Talomoto. SECOND ROW; Jerry Tyson, Sane Thompson, Gena Tor-nanen. Kan Tice, Mona Town-«nd. rHIRD ROW: Yvonne Willi-� mt, Mark Thayer, Duane iwonsen. Janee Touqhill, Pat Mcklund. Miss Johnson 313 FIRST ROW: Shirley Rogers. SECOND ROW: Tom Rice. Donna Perkins. THIRD ROW: Ricky Nevilles, Shirley Rldgley, Joe Riei. Mrs. Kezele 211 FIRST ROW; Debbie Herr, Monica GroudeM. Eva Gregor, Donna Hallstrom. SECOND ROW: Terry Hofdahl. Vronny Hagelin, Penny Fraser. Shirley Hotland. THIRD ROW: Dave Halonen. Charles Grovenburg. Gerald Hayes, Linden Scott Hall. Terry Hoeft. 123 Lyders—Mayer 302 FIRST ROW: Richard Lyke, Lynda Lohte. Grotchen Keaton. Rota Luna. SECOND ROW; Daniia Markoy. Nottio Moore, Sharon Morrow. Donna Mattion. Jerry Mapei. THIRD ROW: Merrileo Moxwall. Slave Magnuion, Don Lotion. Dabble Mac Roe. Juniors Enjoy School Festivities Junior gat into the iwing of thing . Mrs. P. Moen 304 FIRST ROW; Manlyn No� en on, Tony Nick-on . Donna Nol on. JoAnn Neumiller. SECOND ROW: LeAnn Muonchow. Dennit Nel on. Dan Newnton. Michaelinc Niiiel. THIRD ROW: Andy Moikal Jack Nal on. Ruiiell Nelton, Lylo Murrow. 124 Mr. Nalepka 103 FIRST ROW; Barbara Beauchamp, Diana Batiell, Larry Bengston, Arlelto Bolduc. SECOND ROW: David Bockney. Jackla Burdick. Ronnio Bell. Rita Baumgartor. THIRD ROW: Greq Beauliom, Pam Ban-ion, Linda Bailay, Sue Burgei . FOURTH ROW; Stove Baltter, Simon Bank Bill Body. Tom Barnard. Miss Pederson 210 FIRST ROW: Betiy Green, Bonnie Fleming, Lynda Fink, Monica Florey. SECOND ROW; Peggy Gamer. Jeff Goddwin, Charles Ganglor, Jill Gortz. THIRD ROW; Andy Fischer, Wade Foy, Dennis Floyd. Sharon Gates. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Gore, Rich Fo-hey. Debbie Gabriel. Terri Duggan, Pam Fraser. Mr. Perm uth 207 FIRST ROW: Julie Anderson. Barb Anderson. Sue Alexador. SECOND ROW; Marshall Abell. Terry Allen. THIRD ROW: Marl Anderson Dan 8abin Walter Anderson. 125 Mr. Pestello 301 FIRST ROW: Mary latho. Gall la-Mont. Morri U barman Sharon landa. SECOND ROW; Sue Lange. Bob Lanq Cherlet Landaau. Barb lock-wood. Evelyn larvon. THIRD ROW: Mai Lockhart. Jerry leach Mary Lofebure Teraia lowii. Juniors Await Vacations Mr. Randall 204 FIRST ROW: Cindy Cline, Barb Cullen, Debbio Coiert SECOND ROW; Manine Pankonin. Bob Coolidqe. Jan Chritt-on� on. Jaonna Chokol. THIRD ROW: Dan Covey. Tim Carbon, Jill CoH on. 126 Deck the hall with bough of I'unior . Mr. Rut person 226 FIRST ROW: Donna Hillukka Oian lacono. Barbara Holxhau. Danite Hyda. SECOND ROW; Tim Hopkins. Barb In-qall . Tim Hoaft, Varlaina Hutchint. THIRD ROW: Bruca Hodqa. Kgrt Jut tan. Mark Jondall. Warnar Jackton. Mrs. Saunders 321 FIRST ROW: Danny Shindar. Pat Smith, Loralla Smith, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW; Larry Sontarra. Bar-bara Schippar, Barbara Skoqan. Batty Small. THIRD ROW: Dava Schappard. Don Smith. Stava Smith. Mika Smith. Miss Sealander 318 FIRST ROW; Nancy Schaurinq. Rabacca Rogfi. Diana Schlaatar, Eda SaKbarq. Maria Rutt. SECOND ROW: Bob Saatala Fran Schwartx. Nancy Sinnatt. Carla Snarl. EUan Schnaidar. THIRD ROW: Paul Sath. ar. Ron Schippar. Ed Ruf, Roqar Strandmark. Jack-■a Swaanay. 127 Mr. Sprague 303 FIRST ROW: Body Nye. LoAnn Mallard. Irene Morafka. Cheryl Nordttrom. SECOND ROW; Mary Mays, Deni Miles David Naisif. Barbara O Bresly. THIRD ROW: Sue M.ller. Audrey No-vok, Vicky Oisor. Connie Olson, Mar-gerof O'Hern. FOURTH ROW; Connie Moon, Richard Millor Jeff Mellberg. Dan Ma ey. Mr. Strickland 206 FIRST ROW: Dole Dahlquiit. Monica Cul-hane. Shirley Denny. Barbara Dike. Terry Coolidge. Gloria Davit. SECOND ROW; Leila Dohrwerdt. Arge Caldwell. Deloret Donohue, Linda Coding. Denite Doyon. Peggy Donahue. THIRD ROW; Debby Carter, Sutan Dahlin, Sue Defer, Bob Cooklock Letlie Cuff Ruben Contrerot. FOURTH ROW; Jim Dreon, Gory Donley. Floyd Duncan. Robert Dittch, Mike Allen. Paf Dahlbloom Mike Di on. Mr. Thompson 20 FIRST ROW: Diane Herfindal. Dan Hanton. Billy Haug, Paul Harrit, Pat Hermanton. SECOND ROW: John Eedy. Diane Hepokotki. Sue Henqemuhle. LouU Hayes. THIRD ROW: Michaol Huff. Dean Hendrickton, Gordy Hingeley. Bar-bora Hentgev Ron Lindgren. 128 Mr. Tomlinson— Mrs. Williams 322 FIRST ROW: Jennne Stolarcjyk. Imda Super, leshe Stormoen Nancy Stebbins. SECOND ROW: Doug Steiso, Bruce Stevens, Ruth Spellman, Annette Span-del THIRD ROW: Kathy Slim . Joa Subial-la. Jim See Latlia Steinberg. Juniors Prepare for Their Big Year Juniors Kathy Schmidt and Eva Gregor (jet a teste of other tends. Mr. Vogel 324 FIRST ROW: Marcia Tweeter. Peqgy Trasamar. Kay Want-tie. Becky Tychsen. Judy Waataja. SECOND ROW: Susan Wagner. Janet Whaley. Sandy Munton. Kethi Van Vleet. Jeanne Waterman. Candy Velasco. THIRD ROW: Nail Weerani-ami. Read Tyni. Robert Wadsworth. Wendy Weber. Cindy Turele. FOURTH ROW: PhilGp Waterman, Dennis Waivoda. Bruce Watson. Phyllis Wagner. Roger Viita. Doug Wheeler. 130 Linda Edberg Rae Generous Superior Honors Group Maintains (3.66) Average 132 Karin Kautzman Barry Kelner Mark Lahtinen Kevin Lepisto Academic excellence is honored at North. Students who attained a 3.66 grade point average became members of the Superior Honors Group. Daniel Morris Ruth Wrucke % Susan Zebracki National Honor Society Susan Allison Sandra Anderson Carol Archambault Carol Bacon Sandra Bates Gerald Berg Marti Berman Betty Burmeister Carol Bowyer Nancy Carlson Jamos Connors Diane Devine Linda Edberg Sharon Galka Rae Generous Jane Hokkanen Patrick Hyde Dean Johnson Karin Kautzman Christopher Kay Barry Kelner Berdetta Kendrick Mark Lahtinen Wynn Lau Kevin Lepisto Rochelle Mann Daniel Morris Richard Muenchow Mary Nelson Susan Olson Rodney Sandboe I wan Szowkowyj Lee Wilcox Richard Williams Ruth Wrucke Alan Zechman Susan Zebracki Senior Excellence Is Recognized Rochelle Avent Rutiell Gaylord Auiiliary VFW Linda Edberg Fir� t National Bank. Daughtan of th American Revolution Rae Generous Clan of 1934 Barry Kelner Pint National Bank Kevin Lepisto North American Prite Daniel Morris American Legion John Rogers Rutsell Gaylord Auiiliary VFW Ruth Wrucke American Legion Seniors Average 3.2 to Attain Honors Diploma Susan Allison Nancy Carlson Dean Johnson Mary Nelson Sandra Anderson James Connors Howard Katz Susan Olson Carol Archambault Diane Devine Christopher Kay Ikuma Sadalane Sandra Bates Sharon Galka Berde ta Kendrick Rodney Sandboe Gerald Berg Debra Hanson Patricia Kuntz Iwan Szowlcowyj Marti Berman Darlene Harff Rochelle Mann Lee Wilcox Betty Burmeister Carol Bowyer Jane Hokkanen Patrick Hyde Vicki Milton Richard Muenchow Richard Williams 134 Departments Award Deserving Seniors Sheila Andrade Alumni; Vocal Elizabeth Binder Rot R«o« Nancy Carlson NW EUnk Stenographic Proficiency Steven Dahmen Martin Elmquitt Linda Edberg Alumni: Instrumental Larry Greenstein Howard Katz Som of the American Alumni; Debate Revolution Newsmaker Karin Kautzman Kevin Lepisto Ronald Liners Norse Football Hall of Fame Instrumental Mercury Ruth Litterick Janet Mjos Daniel Morris Richard Muenchow Mary Nelson Alumni: Vocal Business Science John Philip Sousa Alumni: Vocal Deborah O'Toole Brad Westlund Ruth Wruclte John Philip Sousa Alumni: Instrumental Homemaker of Tomorrow 135 Let’s Have One Big LEE” Mr. Lee Snell, Senior Class Advisor 136 Prom The Prom Commitloe mado the necessary arrangements for a successful Senior Prom. FIRST ROW: Pam Jones. Joan Weataja. SECOND ROW: Toni Larson, Nancy Swanson, Rochelle Avanl, Raa Generous. THIRD ROW: Scolf Robinson. John Foster, lea Rnlowsli. Class Song Commencement The Commencement Committee organized the graduating seniors for their last steps to a diploma. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeono 8erglund. Mrs, Dysterheft, JoAnn Weisan, Arlona TanicV, Kathy Novin. John Saatela. Sue Allison. Ruth Wrucle. Sandra Anderson. Janet Mjos. Rochelle Mann. Lee Rnlowsli, Mr. Broin. Sue Zebracki. Written to the tune of Softly As I Leave You. with original lyrics, the class song was written by this committee. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rae Generous Shauntel Manderville. Toomat Baunis. Mary Nelson, Diana Devine, Marti Berman. Rosemary Masica. Committees Form During the winter this committee measured the graduating seniors for their caps and gowns which they distributed in the spring. FIRST ROW; Lynda Jones. Limee Patterson Sally Engelson. Diane Devine. Sarah Thorson, Rae Generous. SECOND ROW: Denise Saari. Carol Hanxlik. Rosomory Masica, Toni Larson, Nancy Swenson. Kathi Purrington. THIRD ROW: Ruth Littoricl. Tom Smith, Tom Fuller, Gerald Berg Wendee Barnes, Lee Ralowsli. Cap and Gown 137 Seniors Join Forces to Complete Class Chores Tickets Com ni ittee Under the advisory of Mr. Alvin Quiring theio students told and collected tickets for tho Senior Class Play. ROW ONE: Pamela Person, 8«tty Perston. Judy Scheuring. ROW TWO: Willie Sandert, Eugene Stroebel. Val Ottem. Social Committee The Social Committee worked to publicixe and get support for the activities of the clast of '69. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vickie Jen. Lint, Ed Enstrom, Joan Weeteja. 138 Slogan- Yell Committee Mr, John Conover and Mr. Donald Litstrom worked with their small committee to find the proper slogan for tho Clan of 1969. FIRST ROW: Sheila Andrade. Pam Jones, Jo Wesson. SECOND ROW: Bob Wendt, David Allon, John Cloutier. These Seniors planned and arranged the annual Senior A-Day Auditorium. Mr, David Picard and Mr . Carol Magalif advised the committee. FIRST ROW; Gordon Majors, Jerry Berg, Jo Wesson, Val Ottom, Mark lehtinen, Jim Jarvimaki. Ruth Littorick, Bruce Mgr-man. 8ob Wendt. Ed Enstrom. SECOND ROW: John Saatela, Sue Mandel Roberta Bogucki. Nancy Carlson. Roch-elle Mann. Jane Hokkanen. Kathy Nevin. Jeanne Botr. Ileene Dolqoff. Rosi Masica. THIRD ROW: Mr. Picard. Shauntel Mandorville. Marti Borman. Gwen Buckner, Vickie Jenkins, Sheila Andrade, Betsy Binder, Denise Saari. Wcndee Barnes Jeanne Berglgnd. FOURTH ROW: Joan Woataja. Pam Jones. Cindy Seeger, Lit Hotel. Barb Watson, Diane Devine, Marilyn Muehlbauer. Mariana Mgehl-bauer, Cynthia Urvina, Betty Persson Cris Krein. Senior A-Day Committee Penny Adams Winton Adams David Allen Susan Allison Robert Alston Boyd Amsler Cara Amsler Jerry Anderson 1969 — The Year the Big Kids Kathleen Anderson Sandra Anderson Sheila Andrade Carol Archambault Rochelle Avent Carol Bacon Teresa Baier Andrew Bailey 140 Brilce Baker Gerald Bakken Shirley Baltus Sandra Barge ook Over CLASS SONG Proudly, we will leave, but sadly. For we're leaving all the days of high school fun behind. But though we are leaving all the times we've shared. We can see a wholo new world just waiting there for us. Where we can strive for All our hopes and dreams. All the things we've planned and schemed for Are close now. For the time has come When we will leave North High. Graduates at last. 141 Gerald Berg Joanne Berglund Marti Berman Elizabeth Binder Jeanne Bjorklund Richard Blackwell Steven Blair Boverly Blanchard Vicki Bogar Roberta Bogucki Gary Bolden Michael Bolduc MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Shauntel Manderville and John Rogers 142 We went you! Jeanne Boti Carol Bowyer Nancy Brooks Teresa Brouillard Seniors Struggle to Organize Class Gwendolyn Buckner Gloria Burdick Botty Burmeister Alan Bury Allan Campbell Brenda Campbell John Carlin Karen Carson 143 From th David Carlson Nancy Carlson Halls Oj Mark Carpentier Sandra Christensen John Cloutior Michael Conlow James Connors Edward Corey Diane Cretilli Bonjamin Crushshon Christine Dahlbloom Steven Dahmen 144 1alls of North ie ame BEST DANCERS Patricia Dawson David Day Jane Docker Debbie Hanson and Larry Brown We knew dancinq would come in handy! 145 Dudley Dubuque Nancy Dupay Thomas Earley Douglas Eclcman Seniors Leave Their Imprint Blue and White Bleachers Linda Edberg Robert Edlund Ronald Eickholt Edward Eisenchonk Mary Ellingson Sally Engelson Beth Engstrom Edward Enstrom 146 MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Waataja and Jerry Berg 'Gee, Jerry. it'� not moving. Andrea Erichsen Lorry Erickson Robert Erickson Judy Forrer John Foster Cheryl Fraser Jennifer Fraser 147 Honor SocieU Vie foi CUTEST SMILE Lee Ann Rakowski and Chuck Thielen Just lof a imilo be your umbrella ... Thomas Fuller Michael Fyle Randy Gale Sharon Galka Joseph Garcia Curtis Gellerman Rae Generous Terry Gerhz Peter Gilbert Steven Gill Martha Gohmert Malcolm Gordon 148 Members Scholarships Eugene Green Margo Green Larry Greenstein Elaine Greller Laurie Groepper Scott Gustafson Flurina Hadley Karin Hagelin Charles Hallguist Douglas Halonen Boris Halphen Donald Hammonds Keith Hansen Leo Hansen 149 Debra Hanson Carol Hanzlilc Darlene Harff Linda Haroldson Clas Elizabeth Hazel Linda Heimltes CUTEST COUPLE Carol Walstrom and Don Jensen Happineii it tov«.‘ Judy Heineman Charlene Heinen 150 Awand Heipel Maudessa Honderson Holly Hendricks Jean Hengemuhle Meetings Inform SHYEST Toni Larson and Vic Everson Th y thera't PEOPLE ou thora! Kathryn Higgins Da reel Hill Diana Hill Jane Hokfcanen Marie Hopper Henrietta Horton Vern Hoskins 151 Phillip Huntington Patrick Hyde Annie Jackson Vera Jackson James Jarvimaki Vickie Jenkins Donald Jensen BIGGEST FLIRTS Denise Saari and Boris Halphen I've gof your number.' Cheryl Johnson Dawn Johnson Dean Johnson Deanna Johnson Kim Johnson Sandra Johnson Steven Johnson Susan Johnson Wayne Johnson %iors Measure-Up for Graduation Howard Katz Karin Kautzman Christopher Kay Jean Kelm Barry Kelner Berdetta Kendrick Richard Kesller Joyce Ketter 153 Scott Kiesling Patricia Kinq Karon Kinoshita John Kivi Shori Klugman Peggy Koeplin Prom Creates Romantic Atmosphere Joan Koskie Peggy Kotila Chris Krein Elaine Kroll George Kuczek Linda Kucrek Scott Kuehn Curtis Kummala 154 Yvonne Langums Toni Larson William Latz Wynn lau MOST TALENTED Pam Jones Kevin Lepisto Hens Lewis Kathleen Lien Paul Lindholm Richard Lindquist Ronald Liners David Liss Ruth Littericlc Joy Lofstrand Vicki Lombardo Charles Luick MOST LIKEL Y TO SUCCEED 156 BEST FIGURE - PHYSIQUE Betsy Binder and Pat Hawk Nancy Mader Gordon Majors Susan Mandel Shauniel Manderville Everybody noedi milk. Deserving Seniors Receive Laurels on Recognition Day Diane Mankowski Rochelle Mann Sherry Manuel Kurtis Manzke Michael Maruska Rosemary Masice Faye Maxey Gwendolyn McCall 157 MOST FEMININE -CHIVALROUS Sue Olson and Choryl McCarty Mark Lahtinen Juit a few more stops and I can put h«r down.” Shirley McNeal Senior Council Strives for Class Spirit Judy Middlemist Martha Miller Dennis Milton Vicki Milton 158 Robert Minard Janet Mjos Elaine Morales Daniel Morris Richard M. Morris Richard R. Morris Virginia Moss Marilyn Muehlbauer Marlene Muehlbauer Richard Muenchow Barbara Mullen Bruce Murman Patti Neale Jerrold Nedry Debra Nelson Larry Nelson Mary Nelson Paul Nelson 159 BEST DRESSED Lucille Nerison Rochelle A vent and Bruce Pierson Riclc Ness I uted to know a kid who lookod lik© that.” Cheryl O'Daniel Mary Odeen Charlene O’Keefe Susan Olson Deborah O'Toole Valerio OHem Albert Parker Michelle Parson 160 Bruce Partlow Linnea Patterson Melanie Patterson Richard Paulson rrWe Are Great We Are Fine We're the Class of Sixty-Nine ” Pamela Person Betty Persson Lana Pesis Donald Peterson Robert Peterson Shirley Peterson Arik Phillips Delores Pierson Dale Piper 161 Stephen Podlasek Thomas Politte Jeanne Porrazzo Sharon Presley A-Day Prove Kathle Purington Lee Ann Rakowski FRIENDLIESI Rae Generous and Dave Allen Judi Ranney Cheryl Reese Friendliness it our business, our only business. Michael Renner Carol Reuss Eugene Rich Wilbur Richie Rowena Richmond Scott Robinson 162 59’ers A-l Roger Rust Denise Seen John Saatela MOST A THLETIC Patti Kuntz and Boyd Amsler Ikuma Sadakane Deborah Saice You ain't teen nothing yet! Craig Sandberg Rodney Sandboe 163 Senioritis Plagues Sixty William Sanders Beth Scheunemann Judy Scheuring Karla Schmidt Cynthia Seeger Steven Seifert Ronald Solti Diane Selin Carolyn Sory Annette Shannon Jane Simmons Thomas Singleton Janice Skogen Velda Slavik Clyde Smith Janice Smith 164 -Niners Terrance Soldo Michael Spath Arlene Spies Kristine Stanley Aaron Stein Susan Stenseth Barry Stenson Earl Stevens WITTIEST Carla Westberg and Harry Tracy Donald Stinson Eugene Stroebl 165 Balloons. balloons ... Paul Subialka Nancy Swenson Ivan Szowkowyj Arlene Tanlck Pamela Thedens Charles Thielon James Thielon Ginger Thompson MOST DESIRABLE DA TE 166 Randall Tuomi Eugene Turner Luvene Turner Thomas Urman Decade-Enders Culminate Era of the Sixties David Walter Barbara Waterman Diane Waterman Barbara Watson Valerie Watson Pamela Weispfennig Robert Wendt Nancy Werp JoAnn Wessen Carla Westberg Renee Westbrooks Brad Westlund Lee Wilcox Barbara Williams Richard Williams Colleen Willis GRADUATION: The End of the Beginning Christine Windom Debrah Wolinski Ruth Wrucke Jeffrey Wuollet Roberta Yantes Timothy Yondrezski Christine Zachow Susan Zebracki 168 Seniors Not Pictured Eleanor Arvis Michael Hodge John Pittman Reginald Bell Glenn Howard David Riley Bruce Berqlund Michael Huntley Michael Roberts Deborah Boswell Patricia Jackman Mark Rojas Terry Bouqhton Walter Jacks Frank Sazenski Tom Boughton Charles Johnson Steve Shannon Lawrence Brown Herbert Johnson Charles Siner Richard Cason Ronald Kelly LeRoy Siner Tommie Clark Guy Laurent Eric Smalley Michael Cochran Ronald LaVone William Stethem Leonard DeMann Thomas Leonard Mary StMane Jamie Donovan Andro Lewis Donald Sudduth James Dorn Terry Livingston Sally Swartwood Daniel Duggan John Lynch Howard Thayer Gerald Ekert Patricia Majewski Michael Thedens Terrance Esping Richard Marshall John Theisen Joseph Fehringer Ralph Mason Roy Thompson Richard Fizer Roxanne McClurg Donald Toliver Rhett Gartin Carol Milstroh Jacqueline Tracy Jackie Graham Patrick Mitchell Andrew Tychsen Lorelei Gresham Beverly Morgan Eva Wall Linda Grovenburg Phillip Nawrocki Larry Wegman Gary Hardy Robert Nouberger Gary Weivoda Gerald Hayes Dennis Novak Bradley Wilson Gary Held Larry Nvstrom Larry Ohr Martin Woolard John Hendrickson Alan Zachman Michelle Herlofsky Christine Hermanson Francis Peterson Bruce Pierson Jeanette Zimmerman A Farewell Thank You to: Hop n-long Old P«in� 169 Senior Activity Index ADAMS. PENNY .............. 140 Pep Club. French Club. Prow Common cement. Audio-Visual Gym Aid. ADAMS. WINTON ............. 140 ALLEN DAVID ..70, 74. 8S. 91. 139. 140. 163 Football (Captain). Wrestling— (Captain). Traci. Hi-Y. N Club Prom. Class Slogan Senior A Day. ALLISON, SUSAN . 23. 33. 42. 43. 46. 47. 137. 140. IS6 Junior Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Bookstore. French Club. Drama. Cap and Gown, Yearbook Stall (Editor-in-Chiel), Commencement. Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. ALSTON. ROBERT ............. 140 Track. Choir. Class Slogan. AMSLER. BOYD........ 92. 140. 163 Gymnastics. AMSLER. CARA ............... 140 Y-Teens. Banking Monitor. ANDERSON. JERRY............. 140 ANDERSON KATHLEEN........... 140 ANDERSON. SANDRA ..42. S7. 101. 102. 103. 140 Basketball, Tennis (Captain), Swimminq, Volleyball. Badminton. Student Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Choristers. Polaires. German Club. Commencement, Banking Monitor. Gym Aide. GAA. ANDRADE. SHEILA . 5. 56. 139. 140 Basketball. Goll, Volleyball. Choir. Class Slogan. Senior A Day. Gym Aide. ARCHAMBAULT. CAROL . 33. 47. 54. 59. 140 Honor Roll. Band (Treasurer), Pep Club. Vilina Club. Drama, Year, bool Stalk (Picture Coordinator). AFS. Y Teens. Commencement. ARVIS. ELEANOR Basketball. Tennis. Volleyball. Badminton, Spanish Club. AVENT. ROCHELLE ... 24. 26. 27. 28. 32. 36. 38. 39. 40. 96. 96, 104. 105. 137. 140. 160 Senior Council, Student Council. Polarettes. Pep Club. Art Club, Y-Teens. Prom, Human Relations. Modern Dance. Homecoming Attendant. BACON. CAROL .... 36. 38. 42. 140 Student Council, Honor Roll National Honor Society, Prom, Cap and Gown, Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. BAIER. TERESA ................ 140 Volleyball, Modem Dance, Badminton Drama. BAILEY. ANDREW................ 140 BAKER. BRUCE ................. 141 Student Council. BAKKEN. GERALD ........... 141 BALTUS. SHIRLEY .......... 141 Honor Roll. German Club. BARGE. SANDRA . 34. 39. 104. 105. 141 Modem Dance. Spanish Club. Prom. Cap and Gown. Human Relations. BARNES. WENDEE . II. 24. 26. 33. 35. 38. 40. 47. 137, 139. 141 Senior Council. Student Council. Golf. Volleyball. German Club. Drama. Yearbook Staff. Prom. Cap and Gown. Senior A Day. Yearbook Representative Senior Budget Representative. Chemistry Aid BATES. SANDRA ... 35. 48. 54. 141 Honor Roll. German Club. B� -Weolly Staff. AFS. Banking Monitor. English Aide. BAUNIS. TOOMAS .. 46. 53. 137. 141 Football. Skiing. Senior Council, Junior Council. Student Council, Honor Roll, French Club. Drama, Yearbook Staff, Class Officer (President). BECKLUND. GARY ............... 141 Student Council. Honor Roll. Year-book Representative, BELL REGINALD Cross Country, Track. N Club. BENSON. GERALD ............. 141 Football. BENSON. ROLF .............91. 141 Cross Country. Track. 8ERG. GERALD . 33. 39. 40. 70. 71. 81. 82. 94. 137. 139. 142, 147 Football, Baseball, S w i m m i n g (Captain). Golf. Junior Council. Student Council. Honor Roll. Viking Club. Bi-Weekly Staff. Hi-Y. N Club. NFL. Cop and Gown, Senior A Day, Banking Monitor, Human Relations. BERGLUND. BRUCE BERGLUND, JEANE . 36. 101. 102. 137. 139. 142 Y-Teens, Gym Aide. BERMAN. MARTI . 38. 42. 56. 137. 139, 142 Senior Council, National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Choir. Commencement. Class Song. Senior A Day. Class Officer (Secretary). BINDER. ELIZABETH . 39. 139. 142, 157 Modern Dance. Junior Council. Student Council, Honor Roll. Choir. German Club. Art Club. Drama. Senior A Day, Bankinq Monitor, Yearbook Representative. Human Relations. BJORKLUND. JEANNE ........ 142 BLACKWELL RICHARD ........ 142 8ALIR. STEVEN ............ 142 BLANCHARD. BEVERLY........ 142 BOGAR. VICKI .............. 142 Band. Gym Aide. BOGUCKI. ROBERTA .. 38. 50. 102. 139. 142 Art Aide. Gym Aide. Senior Coun- Cil. BOLDEN. GARY.............71. 142 Football. BOLDUC. MICHAEL............. 142 BOSWELL. DEBORAH BOTZ. JEANNE........... 139. 143 Tennis. Honor Roll, Pep Club. Y-Teens. Senior A Day. BOUGHTON. TERRY Football. Hockey. BOUGHTON. THOMAS BOWYER. CAROL ........ 41. 143 Senior Council. Junior Council, Student Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Modem Dance. Choir. Y-Teens. Senior A Day, Yearbook Representative, Senior Budget Representative. BROOKS. NANCY ............. 143 BROUSSEAU. RENEE .......... 143 Y-Teens. Yearbook Representative. BROUSSEAU. KEVIN .......... 143 BROUILLARD. TERESA .... 48. 143 Honor Roll. Bi-Weekly Staff. Y-Teens. BROWN. LAWRENCE . 39. 71. 78. 94. 145 Basketball. Football. Track N Club. Cep and Gown, Banking Monitor. BROWN. MICHAEL .. 93. 94. 143 Gymnastics. N Club. BUCKNER. GWENDOLYN . 38. 40. 139. 143 Senior Council. BURDICK. GLORIA .......... 102. 143 Volleyball. Y-Teens. Prom, Commencement, Senior A Day. Gym Aide. BURMEISTER. BETTY S7. 143 Polaires. BURY. ALAN ... 143. CAMPBELL. ALLAN 33. 143 French Club, Honor Roll. CAMPBELL BRENDA 40. 143 Student Council. Drama, Prom, Yearbook Representative. CARLIN. JOHN .... 92. 93. 94, 143 Wrostling. Gymnastics (Co-captain). Honor Roll. N Club (President). CARLSON. DAVID ...........81. 144 Football. Tennis. Swimminq (Co-captain), N Club. CARLSON. NANCY . 36. 139. 144 Honor Roll, Y-Teens. Senior A Day. CARPENTIER. MARK ....... 144 CARSON. KAREN .......... 143 CASON. RICHARD CHRISTENSON. SANDRA . 52. 144 Y-Teens. Prom. Counselor Aide. CHRISTIAN. PATRICIA......... 144 CLARK. GRACE ................ 144 CLARK. RUTH ................. 144 Student Council. Pep Club. Yearbook Representative. CLARK. TOMMIE............91. 94 CLOUTIER. JOHN.......... 139. 144 Football. Class Slogan. COCHRAN. MICHAEL CONLOW. MICHAEL.............. 144 CONNORS. JAMES...........48. 144 Bi-Weekly Staff. COREY. EDWARD................ 144 CRETILLI. DIANE......... 38. 144 Senior Council. Student Council. Prom, Senior A Day. Senior Budqet Representative. CRUSHSHON. BENJAMIN ... 71. 90. 144 Football. Baseball. N Club. DAHLBLOOM CHRISTINE ... 144 Prom. DAHMEN. STEVEN....... 71. 74. 144 Football. Baseball. Hockey. N Club. DARBY, GREGORY .... 59. I4S Band (Drum Major), N Club. Track. DAWSON NORMAN ............ 145 DAWSON. PATRICIA.......40. 145 Student Council. Honor Roll. Volleyball, Badminton. Banking Monitor. Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. DAY. DAVID ............... 145 Honor Roll. DECKER, JANE ...... 38. 102. 145 Gymnastics, Badminton. Honor Roll, Gym Aide. DEJESUS. HECTOR .......... 145 DEMANN. LEONARD DEMING, CHARLES........... 145 DEMMINGS. LOTTIE ......... 145 DEMRY. LONNIE . 34. 40, 102. 145 Student Council. Spanish Club. Banking Monitor. Gym Aide, Library Aide. 170 DEVINE. DIANE .. 38. 56. 137. 139. 145 Senior Council. Junior Council. Student Council, Honor Roll, Choir, Chemistry Aide. Prom. Cep end Gown. Clew Song. Senior A Dey. DIBENEDETTO DAVID ... 59. 145 Bend. DIVER. PATRICIA .......... 146 DIXON, MICHAEL . 39. 53. 70. 146 Footbell, Choir, Dreme. N Club Humen Relations. DOLGOFF. ILEENE .. 39. 44. 56. 139. 146 Choir | Treasurer), French Club. Art Club. Human Relations, Social. Ticket. Senior A Dey. Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. DONOVAN. JAMIE Art Club. DORN. JAMES DUBUQUE. DUDLEY ........... 146 DUGGAN. DANIEL DUPAY. NANCY .............. 146 Honor Roll. Bi-Weekly Staff. EARLEY. THOMAS ........ 86. 146 Football. Baseball. Hockey. ECKMAN. DOUGLAS............ 146 EDBERG. LINDA . 30. 35. 42. 54. 58. 104. 105 146 Student Council, National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Bookstore. Band. German Club. Modern Dance. AFS. EDLUND. ROBERT........... 146 EICKHOLT. RONALD......... 146 EISENCHENCK. EDWARD .... 146 EXERT. GERALD ELLINGSON. MARY .. 30. 39. 40. 96. 97. 146 Student Council. Polarettes. Y-Teens, Human Relations. ENGELSON. SALLY ... 33. 40, 48. 137. 146 Student Council, Honor Roll, French Club, Dreme. 8i-Weok!y Staff. AFS. Cap and Gown. Banking Monitor. ENSTROM. EDWARD . 47. 55. 57. 138. 139. 146 Audio-Visual. Yearbook Staff. Choir. ENGSTROM. BETH ............. 146 ERICHSEN. ANDREA............ 147 ERICKSON. LARRY ... 57. 91. 147 Polaires, Honor Roll, Cross Country. Track, N Club. ERICKSON. ROBERT ........... 147 Skiing. Cross Country. Track. ESPING. TERRANCE EVERSON. VICTOR ... 70. 74. 92. 93. 94. 147, 151 Football, Baseball. Wrestlinq. Gym-nasties Honor Roll Band. N Club. FATZE. HILARY....... 33. 103. 147 Track. Gymnastics. Volleyball. Badminton. AFS, Y-Teens. French Club, Honor Roll, Junior Council. FIZER. RICHARD FLOCKEN. LINDA............. 147 FORRER. JUDY .............. 147 FOSTER. JOHN ... 31. 39. 56. 64. 70. 137. 147. 155 Football. Choir. Choristers. Dtama. N Club. NFL. FT A, Volleyball. Track. Prom. Senior Budget Representative. FRASER. CHERYL............ 147 FRASER. JENNIFER ......... 147 FULLER. THOMAS ... 57. 137. 148 Student Council. Spanish Club. German Club. Droma, Cap and Gown. Class Sonq. Polaires. FYLE. MICHAEL ............... 140 Football, Skiing, Cross Country. Trock. GALE. RANDY.................. 148 GALKA. SHARON . 32. 37. 38. 39. 44. 47. 148 Senior Council. Junior Council, Student Council. Honor Roll, Pep Club, French Club. Art Club, Yearbook Staff. Y-Teens. Prom. Bankinq Monitor, Yearbook Representative, Senior Budget Representative. Human Relations. GARTIN. RHETT GELLERMAN. CURTIS............ 148 Football. Golf. GENEROUS. RAE .. 15. 24. 38. 42. 43. 47. 50. 137. 148, 162 Senior Council. Student Council, National Honor Society. Honor Roll, Bookstore. Yearbook Staff. Prom. Cap S Gown, Class SONG. Attendance Aide. Gym Aide. GERTZ. TERRY .............. 148 GILBERT PETER ............. 148 GILL. STEVEN ...........86. 148 Hockey. Staqe Crew GOHMERT. MARTHA . 24. 26. 27. 28. 39. 40. 98. 99. 148 Cheerieading. Human Relations. Homecoming Attendant. GORDON. MALCOLM ....... 148 French Club. Senior A Day. GORNEY MARTHA ......... 149 GRAHAM. JACKIE Wrestling, Track Gymnastics. N Club. GRAVES. Connie............ 149 GREEN, EUGENE ............ 149 GREEN. MARGO ............. 149 GREENSTEIN. LARRY .. 32. 34. 67. 149 Honor Roll. Spanish Club. NFL. Do. bate. GRELLER. ELAINE ......... 149 Drama. GRESHAM. LORELEI GROEPPER. LAURIE ........ 149 GROVENBURG. LINDA GUSTAFSON. SCOn ......... 149 HADLEY. FLURNIA.......... 149 HAGELIN. KARIN .......... 149 HALLQUIST. CHARLES....... 149 HALONEN.DOUGLAS.......57. 149 Polaires. HALPHEN. BORIS . 39. 70. 74. 149. 152 Football. Human Relations. HAMMONS. DONALD ............ 149 Basketball, Choir. HANSEN. KEITH............... 149 Volleyball. % HANSEN. LEO .............86. 149 Hockey. Choir. HANSON, DEBRA .. 39. 48. 49. 96. 97. 145, ISO Polarettes. Viking Club. Bi-Weekly Staff. Prom. Cap Gown. Human Relations. HANZLIK. CAROL .. 41. 96. 97. 104, 137. 150 Modern Dance, Senior Council, Junior Council. Student Council. Polarettes. Art Club. GAA, Prom, Cap Gown. HARDY. GARY HARFF. DARLENE ...... 102, 150 Track. Honor Roll, Gym Aide. HAROLDSON. LINDA .......... 150 HAWK. PATRICK ... 92. 93. 150. 157 Gymnastics. HAWK. THERESA.............. 150 Honor Roll. Spanish Club. HAYES. GERALD HAZEL. ELIZABETH...... 139. 150 Neither rain nor snow, nor sleet or hail ... HEIMKES. LINDA............... 150 Basketball. Track. Golf. Volleyball. Modern Dance. 171 Senior Activity Index Con’t HFINEMAN, JUDY......... 39. 150 Audio-Visual, Human Relations. HE1NEN. CHARLENE........... 150 HEIPEL AWANDA ,.......... 150 HELD. GARY HENDERSON. MAUDESSA .... 151 HENDRICKSON. JOHN Honor Roll. HENDRICKS. HOLLY....... 151 HENGEMUHLE. JEAN ...... 151 HERLOFSKY. MICHELLE HERMANSON. CHRISTINE HIGGINS. KATHRYN ........... ISI HILL. DARCEL.............37. 151 Basketball. Volleyball. Honor Roll. Band. Y-Teent. HILL DIANE ................. 151 HODGE. MICHAEL HOKKANEN. JANE ... 38. 40. 53. 139. 151 Senior Council. HOPPER, MARIE .......... 151 HORTON. HEMRIETTA....... 151 HOSKINS. VERN........... 151 HOWARD. GLENN HUNTLEY. MICHAEL German Club. HUNTINGTON. PHILLIP..... 152 HYDE. PATRICK..............58. 152 Football, Skiinq. Wrestlinq, Track. Student Council. Honor Roll. Band. Bi-Weekly Staff. N Club. JACKMAN. PATRICIA JACKSON. ANNIE......... 152 JACKSON. VERA ......... 152 Basketball. Baieball, Junior Council, Student Council. Volleyball. Modem Dance. JARVIMAKI. JAMES . 55. 139. 152 Cap 8 Gown. Social. Ticket. Finance. Senior A Day. JENSEN. DONALD .. 130. 150. 152 JOHNSON. CHARLES JOHNSON. CHERYL......... 152 Student Council. Honor Roll. Cap Gown. Nurse' Aide. Hitlory Aide. JOHNSON. DAWN .......... 152 JOHNSON. DEAN .......... IS2 Swimming Honor Roll, Vikinq Club. JOHNSON, DEANNA . 96. 97. 152 Senior Council. Student Council. Polarettet, Senior A Day. Senior Budget Representative. JOHNSON. HERBERT JOHNSON. KIM ... 3. 92. 94, 152 Basketball, Football. Gymnastics. Honor Roll N Club. JOHNSON. SANDRA........ 152 JOHNSON. SUSAN......... 153 Honor Roll. Yearbook Representative. JOHNSON. WAYNE ........ 153 JONES. DEAN............91. 94 153 Wrestling. Track. N Club. JONES. LYNDA......... 40. 137. 153 JONES. PAMELA . 2. 5. 24. 25. 32. 33 . 38. 41. 54. 64. 98. 99. 104. 105. 137. 139. 153. 155 Senior CouncJ. Junior Council Student Council. Honor Roll. Polar Bear. Pep Club, Vikinq Club. Drama. Yearbook Staff. Modern Dance, AFS Prom. Class Slogan. Senior A Day. Human Relations. KATZ. HOWARD .. 32, 49. 64, 67. 153 Student Council. Honor Roll. French Club. Bi-Weekly. NFL. Debate [Captain). KAUTZMAN, KARIN .. 32. 33. 36. 37. 42, 46. 47. 67. 153 Student Council, Junior Council National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Bookstore. Pep Club. Viking Club. Yearbook Staff (Copy Editor). NFL. Y-Teens. Commencement. Senior Budget Representative. Girl's State. Debate. KAY. CHRISTOPHER ............ 153 Honor Roll. KELLY. RONALD KELM. JEAN .................. 153 KELNER. BARRY ... 32. 42. 43. 48. 49. 67. 131. 153. 156 Student Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll French Club, B Weekly Staff. NFL Banking Monitor. Debate. KENDRICK. BERDETTA . 30 42. 96. 97, 153 Student Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Polorettes. Y-Teens. KESLLER. RICHARD ... 44 55. 153 Football. Track. Volleyball. Cap Gown. Drama. Stage Crew. Banking Monitor. KETTER JOYCE ................ 153 Choir. Drama. Badminton. Cap Gown Banking Monitor. KIESLING. SCOn ............ 70 154 Football Honor Roll. KING. PATRICIA ............ 154 KINOSHITA. KAREN . 47. 54. 103. 154 Yearbook Staff. AFS. Badminton. Social. Commencement Senior A Day. Gym Aide. KLUGMAN. SHARI ............. 154 KIVI, JOHN ................. 154 KOEPLIN. PEGGY ............. 154 KOSKIE. JOAN .•............. 154 KOTILA. PEGGY .............. 154 Senior Council. Student Council. Spanish Club. Y-Teens. KREIN. CHRIS......... 55. 139. 154 KROLL ELAINE .............. 154 KUCZEK. GEORGE ............. 154 KUCZEK. LINDA.............. 154 Choir. Choristers. Polarettet Y-Teens. Modem Dance. KUEHN. SCOTT .............. 154 KUMMALA. CURTIS ............ 154 KUNTZ. PATRICIA . 26. 27. 29. 30. 38. 41. 98. 103. 104. 105. 155. 163 Tennis. Gymnastics. Modem Dance. Senior Council. Student Council, Cheerleading (Captain). Class Officer (Mascot), Homecoming Queen. KUNZE. BARBARA .... 38. 53. 155 Senior Council. Student Council. German Club Y-Teens. KVARNLOV. GERALD..........83. 155 Tennis. Wrestling. Hi-Y. N Club. LAHTINEN. MARK .. 24. 38. 42. 43. 70. 74. 82. 139. 155, 158 Football Skiing Golf, Senior Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll N Club. Commencement, Senior A Day. Class Officer (Sergeant at-Arms). LANDEAU. VICKY......... 155 LANG. MARK ............ 155 LANGUMS. YVONNE........... 38. 57. 104 155 Senior Council. Polaires. LARSON. TONI . 44. 137. 151. 155 Honor Roll. Art Club. Prom, Cap Gown, Bankinq Monitor. LATZ. WILLIAM.............57. 155 Choir. LAU. WYNN.......... 42. 92. 94. 155 Football. Gymnastics. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. N LAVONE. RONALD LAWRENCE. ADAM................. 155 Football. Gymnastics. Prom. Audio-Visual. LEHRMAN. CHARLENE .. 56 155 Senior Council. Choir. Choristers. Senior A Day. LEPISTO. KEVIN ... 42. 70. 71. 73 74. 78. 79. 94. 156 Basketball. Football. Track, N Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll. Hi-Y, Cop Gown. Boy's State. LEWIS. ANDRE LEWIS. HANS ... 90. 94. 130. 131, 156 LIEN. KATHLEEN ............ 156 LINDHOLM. PAUL............. 156 LINDQUIST. RICHARD ........ 156 LINERS. RONALD .. 26. 58. 94. 156 Football, Hockey. Cross Country. Track, Band (President), Hi-Y, N Club. LISS. DAVID ........................ 156 Club. LAURENT. GUY...........61. 90. 166 Drama. Stage Crew. Baseball. Sno-King. 172 LITTERICK. RUTH ... 35. 44. 57. 137. IS German Club. Drama. Prom. Cap Gown. Senior A Day. Banking Monitor, Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. Science Aide. Polaires. LIVINGSTON. TERRY LOFSTRAND. JOY . 34. 47. 96. 97. 104. 139. 156 Modem Dance. Polarettes. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Art Club. Yearbook Staff. Y-Teens. Prom. Senior A Day. LOMBARDO. VICTORIA........ 156 Volleyball. LUICK. CHARLES............ 156 LUNDQUIST. ROGER . 56. 57. 156 Choir. LUSSIER. WILMA............ 156 LYNCH. JOHN MADERS. NANCY............. 157 MAJEWSKI. PATRICIA MAJORS. GORDON........ 139. 157 Track, Sanior A Day. MAN DEL. SUSAN . 44. 48. 56. 139. 157 Choir. Bi-Weekly Staff. Senior A Day. Banking Monitor. Senior Budget Representative. MANDERVILLE. SHAUNTEL ... 30. 32. 38. 95. 98. 137. 139. 142. 157 Senior Council. Junior Council, Choir. Cheerleader. Pep Club. Drama. Golf, Modern Dance. Y-Teens, Class Song Senior A Day. MANKOWSKI, DIANE............. 157 Choir. Y-Teent. MANN. ROCHELLE... 35. 40. 42. 46 57. 137. 139. 157 Student Council, National Honor Soicety. Honor Roll. Polaires, Choristors, Gorman Club. Drama, Yearbook Staff. Prom, Commencement. Senior A Day. Banking Monitor. MANUEL SHERRY............ 157 Modern Dance. Bankinq Monitor, Junior Council. Student Council. MANZKE. KURTIS .......... 157 MARSHALL RICHARD MARUSKA. MICHAEL . 3. 33. 69. 91. 94. 157 Basketball. Viking Club. Cross Country. Track. Hi-Y, N Club. Senior A Day. MASICA. ROSEMARY . 39. 47. 64. 137. 139. 157 Senior Council. Student Council. Art Club. Yearbook Staff. Cap Gown. Clast Song. Senior A Day. MASON. RALPH .. 68. 71. 74. 78. 79 Basketball (Captain), Football. Track (Captain), N Club. MAXEY. FAYE..... 30. 96. 97. 157 Polarettes. Y-Teent. McCALL. GWENDOLYN........ 157 McCarthy, cheryl......... tss Prom. Senior A Day. McCLURG. ROXANNE McNEAL, SHIRLEY.......... 158 Student Council. Yearbook Representative. MEGER. ANNETTE .......... 158 MELDAUS. VALERIE......... 158 MERCHANT. BARBARA ....... 158 MESSICK. JOANN .......... 158 MICKELSON, DELANE........ I SB MICKUN. TIMOTHY .. 48. 49. 92. 93. 94. IS8 Wreitling, Gymnastics. Student Council. Honor Roll. Bi-Weekly. N Club. MIDDLEMIST. JUDY ... 56. 102. 158 Honor Roll. Choir, Poleiret. MILLER. MARSHA..............37. 158 Y-Teent. GAA. MILSTROH. CAROL MILTON. VICKI ... 37. 38. 42. 43. 46. 158 Senior Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Yearbook Staff, Y-Teent. Clan Officer (Treasurer). MINARD. ROBERT.......... 85. 159 Wrettling. Gymnastics, N Club, Audio-Visual. MITCHELL PATRICK MJOS. JANET............ 137. 159 Honor Roll. Cap Gown, Commencement. Banking Monitor. MORALES. ELAINE.........40. 159 MORGAN. BEVERLY MORRIS. DANIEL .. 32. 42. 66. 67. 159 Student Council. National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Gorman Club. Drama. NFL. Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. MORRIS. RICHARD M.......... 159 Football. Baseball. German Club. Wrestling. Hi-Y. N Club. MORRIS. RICHARD R.......... 159 MOSS. VIRGINIA............. 159 MUEHLBAUER. MARILYN .... 36. 101, 102 103. 139. 159 Tennis. Golf, Volleyball. Badminton. Honor Roll. Y-Teent, Commencement. Senior A Day. Office Aide. Gym Aide. MUEHLBAUER. MARLENE ... 36. 101. 102. 103. 139. 159 Tennis. Golf. Volleyball. Badminton. Honor Roll. Y-Teent. Commencement. Senior A Day. Gym Aide. MUENCHOW. RICHARD . 41. 59. 78. 159 Basketball, Student Council. Honor Roll. 8and (Student Director). MULLEN. BARBARA .......... 159 Track. Gymnastics. Volleyball. Modem Dance. Badminton. MURMAN. BRUCE ....... 139. 159 Tennis, French Club. Senior A Day. Senior Budget Representative. NAWROCKI. PHILLIP NEALE. PATTI ...... 34. 38. 41. 159 Modern Dance. Senior Council, Junior Council. Student Council, Spanish Club. Art Club, Bi-Weekly Staff. Human Relations. Y-Teens. NEDRY. JERROLD.......... 159 NELSON. DEBRA........... 159 NELSON. LARRY .......... 159 NELSON. MARY .. 33. 38. 40. 42. 48. 49. 57. 137. 159 Senior Council. Student Council. National Honor Society. Poleiret. French Club. Class Song. NELSON. PAUL ................ 159 NERISON. LUCILLE........... «60 Honor Roll. Banking Monitor. Senior Budget Representative. NESS. RICK................86. 160 Hockey. NEUBERGER. ROBERT .............84 Cross Country. NEVIN. KATHLEEN ... 36. 48. 49. 101. 102. 103. 137. 139. 160 Tennis. Badminton. Honor Roll. 81-Weekly Staff. Y-Teens. Prom. Commencement, Senior A Day. Bankinq Monitor. Senior Budqot Representative. Gym Aide. NITZ. JANETTE ............. 160 Honor Roll. Gym Aide. NORBERG. JASON ... 59. 70. 160 Football, Skiing. Golf, Student Council. Band. N Club. NOVAK. DENNIS O'DANIEL CHERYL............. 160 Bi-Weekly Staff. ODEEN. MARY ................ 160 Tennis. Modorn Dance. OHR. LARRY O'KEEFE. CHARLENE .......... 160 Honor Roll. Spanish Club. OLSON. SUSAN ...... 57. 158. 160 .Honor Roll. Poloires. Modem Dance. Prom. O'TOOLE. DEBORAH .. 30. 33. 59. 160 Band (Secretary). French Club. Drama. Y-Teens. OTTEM, VALERIE .... 138. 139. 160 Volleyball. Pep Club. Prom. Senior A Day. PARKER ALBERT.......... 55. 57. 160 Audio-Visual. Choir. PARSON. MICHELLE ......... 44, 160 Basketball. Volleyball. Pep Club Spanish Club. Prom. Cap 4 Gown. Commencement. Senior A Day. Yearbook Representative. PARTLOW. BRUCE............... 161 PATTERSON. LINNEA .. 102. 137. 161 GAA. Spanish Club. Cep 4 Gown, Gymnastics. PATTERSON. MELANIE . 102. 161 Cap 4 Gown. Gym Aide. PAULSON. RICHARD.........91. 161 Football. Honor Roll. Tennis. Track. PERSON. PAMELA............. 138. 161 Ticket. PERSSON. BETTY.......... 38. 40. 138. 139. 161 Volleyball. Senior Council. Student Council. Junior Council. Spanish Club. Prom. Ticket. Senior A Day. PESIS. LANA .................. 161 Prom. Senior A Day. PETERSON. DONALD.............. 161 PETERSON. FRANCIS Basketball, Football. 8 a se ball. Wrestling. Track. PETERSON. ROBERT ............ 161 PETERSON, SHIRLEY .... 102. 161 Gym Aide. PHILLIPS. ARIK .............. 161 Track. PIERSON, 8RUCE.......57, 91. 160 Football. Track. N Club. PIERSON,DELORES ............. 161 PIPER. DALE.................. 161 PITTMAN. JOHN PODLASEK, STEPHEN............ 162 Baseball. POLITTE. THOMAS ..........63. 162 Track. Swimming. Band. French Club, Art Club, Drama. PORRAZZO. JEANNE ............ 162 Y Teens. Senior A Day. Human Relations. PRESLEY. SHARON ... 3. 39. 102. 162 Basketball, Volleyball. Y-Teens. FT A. PURINGTON. KATHIE .. 137. 162 Gymnastics. Badminton. Honor Roll. Band. Art Club. Prom. Cap 4 Gown. Library Aide. RAKOWSKI, LEE ANN .... 40. 47. 102. 137. 148. 162 Student Council. Honor Roll. French Club. Viking Club, Yearbook Staff. Prom. Cap 4 Gown, Commencement. Senior A Doy, Yearbook Representative. RANNEY. JUDI ................... 162 173 Senior Activity Index Con I REESE. CHERYL ................. 162 RENNER. MICHAEL........... 78. 162 Basketball, Tennis. Cross Country. Student Council. Honor Roll. Spanish Club. Hi-Y. Cap Gown. REUSS. CAROL................... 162 RICH. EUGENE................... 162 Wrestling. RICHIE. WILBUR ................ 162 Track. Drama. Stage Crew. Audio Visual. RICHMOND. ROWENA ... 36. 57. 104. 105. 162 Y-Toons. Polaires. Modern Dance, Senior Council. Student Council. Spanish Club. Prom, Senior Budget Representative. RILEY. DAVID ROBERTS. MICHAEL Basketball, Football, Track. Human Relations. ROBINSON. SCOn ... 5. 66. 137. 162 Honor Roll. Band, Drama, Prom. RODRIGUEZ. JESSE......... 163 RODRIGUEZ. JOHN.......... 163 ROGERS. JOHN .. 3?. 41. 70. 94. 142. 163 Basketball. Football, Baseball, Swimming, Hi-Y, N Club, AFS. Prom, Student Council (President), Human Relations. ROJAS. MARK ROSE. CECILLE.............. 163 RUST. ROGER................ 163 SAARI. DENISE . 30. 38. 40. 47. 96. 97. 137. 139. 152. 163 Senior Council. Student Council. Polarettes. Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens, Prom Cap Gown. Senior A Day. Yearbook Representative, Senior Budget Representative. SAATELA. JOHN ... 5. 24. 38. 47. 53. 89. 137. 139. 163 Skiing. Tennis. Senior Council. Yearbook Staff, N Club. Commencement. Senior A Day. SADAKANE. IKUMA .. 54. 85. 94. 163 Wrestling. Golf. N Club. AFS. SAICE. DEBORAH.......... 163 SANDBERG. CRAIG......... 163 SANDBOE. RODNEY .... 38. 163 Basketball, Honor Roll. SANDERS. WILLIAM .. 78. 90. 94. 138. 164 Basketball, Baseball. Cross Country, Honor Roll, N Club. Ticket. Boys' State. SCHEUNEMANN. BETH .. 24. 26. 27. 28. 38, 41. 47. 98. 99. 102. 131. 164. 166 Junior Council, Senior Council, Student Council. Cheerleader, Pep Club. German Club. Yearbook Staff. Y-Teens. Prom Yearbook Representative. Homecoming At- tendant. SCHEURING. JUDY........ 138. 163 SCHMIDT. KARLA ........... 164 SAZENSKI, frank SEEGER. CYNTHIA ... 38. 39. 40. 139. 164 Senior Council. Human Relotions. SEIFERT. STEVEN ....... 164 SELIN. DIANE .......... 164 SERY. CAROLYN ......... 164 SHANNON. ANNETTE ...... 164 SHANNON. STEVEN SIMMONS. JANE .......... 164 Cap Gown. SINER. CHARLES SINER, LEROY SINGLETON. THOMAS......... 164 Gym Aido. SKOGEN. JANICE ........... 164 SLAVIK. VELDA............. 164 SMALLEY. ERIC....... 40. 69. 78 Basketball. Student Council. SMITH. CLYDE Basketball. Football. cil. Choir. N Club. ... 74. 78. 164 Senior Coun- SMITH. JANICE .... SMITH. THOMAS ... 91. 137. I6S Cross Country. Track. Swimming. Cap Gown. Stage Crew. SNIDER. KATHLEEN . SNODDY. JAMES ... FootbelL Track. SOLDO. TERRANCE . Prom. 165 SPATH. MICHAEL .... 39. 40. 165 Student Council. German Club. Human Relations. SPIESS. ARLENE .... Banking Monitor. 165 STANLEY. KRISTINE . 165 STENSETH. SUSAN .. 165 STENSON. BARRY .. STETHEM. WILLIAM STEVENS. EARL ........... 38. 165 Senior Council. SRINSON. DONALD............. 165 ST. MANE. MARY STROEBL. EUGENE .. 40. 138. 165 Senior Council. Student Council. Honor Roll. Ticket, Yearbook Representative. Senior Budget Representative. SUBIALKA. PAUL ............... 166 Drama. SUDDUTH. DONALD Student Council, Choir. SWENSON. NANCY ... 102. 137. 166 Student Council, Honor Roll. Choir, Choristers. Prom. Cop Gown. Banking Monitor. SWARTWOOD. SALLY SZOWKOWYJ. IVAN . 42. 43. 166 National Honor Society. TANICK. ARLENE .......... 137. 166 Honor Roll, Drama. Prom. Commencement, Banking Monitor, Yearbook Representative. THAYER. HOWARD THEDENS. MICHAEL THEDENS. PAMELA .............. 40. 166 Senior Council. Student Council. THEISEN. JOHN THIELEN. CHARLES ... 46. 50. 89. 148. 166. 169 Art Aide. Yearbook Staff. Skiing. THIELEN. JAMES........ 89. 90. 166 Baseball. Skiing. Gymnastics. Golf, Senior Council. Junior Council, Student Council. N. Club. THOMPSON. GINGER ............. 166 THOMPSON. ROY ........ 78. 79. 91 THORSON. SARAH........... 137. 166 Basketball, Track. Swimming, Volleyball. Choir, German Club. Cap Gown. Banking Monitor. THURESON. STEVEN ............. 166 Football. Student Council. TOLIVER. DONALD TRACY. HARRY . 71. 73. 165. 166 Football, Honor Roll. Senior A Day. TRACY. JACQUELINE.......33. 62 Honor Roll. French Club. Senior Budget Representative. TRUTWIN. RONALD............ 166 TULKKI. KARLA ............. 166 Honor Roll. TUOMl. RANDALL............. 167 TURNER. EUGENE ........... 167 TURNER. LUVENE ........... 167 lYCHSEN. ANDREW URMAN. THOMAS ............ 167 Baseball. Honor Roll. URVINA. CYNTHIA ... 37. 38. 39. 167 Senior Council. Student Council. Pop Club. Art Club, Spanish Club. AFS. Y-Teens, Prom. Cap Gown, Senior A Day. Human Relations. WAATAJA. JOAN . 25. 26. 33. 38. 47. 137. 138. 139. 147. 167 Viking Club. Senior Council, Yearbook Staff. WALL. EVA WALSTROM. CAROL ... 38. 104, 105. 130. 150. 167 Senior Council. Choir, Modem Dance. WATERMAN. BARBARA ..... 167 WATERMAN. DIANE ....... 167 WATSON. BARBARA .... 139. 167 Badminton. Choristers. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Prom. Cap Gown. Commencement, Senior A Day, Class Song. WATSON. VALERIE ......... 167 Gym Aide. WEGMAN. LARRY WEtSPFENNIF. PAMELA...... 167 Y-Teent. German Club. WEIVODA. GARY WENDT. ROBERT . 85. 94. 139. 167 Football. Tennis. Wrestling (Captain). Student Council. Honor Roll, French Club. Hi-Y. N Club, Class Slogan. Senior A Day. WERP. NANCY ... 33. 47. 58. 167 Volleyball. Honor Roll. Band. Pep Club. Viking Club. Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens, Cap Gown. Senior Budget Representative. WESSEN. JOANN . 5. 36. 52. 101, 102. 131. 139. 168 Tennis. Swimming. Volleyball. Badminton (Captain), Senior Council. Honor Roll. Dromo. Y-Teens. Prom, Commencement. Class Slogan, Senior A Day. Yearbook Representative. Gym Aide, Counselor Aide. WESTBERG. CARLA... 32. 48. 59. 101. 165. 168 Tennis. Honor Roll. Band (Color Guard Captain), French Club. Drama. Yearbook Staff. Bi-Weekly Staff. Prom. Senior A Day. WESTBROOKS. RENEE .......... 168 Basketball. Track. Volloyball. Modem Dance. Senior Council, Prom. Commencement. WESTLUND. BRAD .. 25. 33. 58. 59. 168 174 Football Crow Country. Traci. Swimming. Sand. Viking Club. Drama. AFS. Yearbook Representative. WILCOX. LEE.............42. 168 Studont Council. National Honor ‘ Society. WILLIAMS. BARBARA ......... 168 WILLIS. COLLEEN ........... 168 WILLIAMS. RICHARD . 38. 40. 42. 58. 62. 70. 94. 168 Administration ............. 8 AFS ....................... 54 Annual Representative ... 45 Art Aides ................. 50 Art Club................... 39 Athletic Council Managers .................94 Attendance Aides..........50 Audio-Visual Aides..........55 Badminton, Girls' ....... 102 Band ...................... 58 Bankers ................... 44 Baseball. Varsity...........90 Basketball. Sophomore ... 80 Basketball. Varsity ....... 76 Bavolak ................... 12 Beckwith .................. 10 Berryhill ................ II Bivens .................... 14 Broin .................... 21 Brophey .................. 18 Brown ..................... 17 Bruce ..................... 16 Bunton .....................22 Burnett ...................20 Butterfield ............... 15 Carter .................... 16 Chapman ................... 10 Cheerleaders ...............98 Chemistry Aides........... 51 Christopherson ............ 18 Choir ..................... 56 Class Officers............. 38 Class Song .............. 141 Clerk Aides................ 52 Connors .................. 13 Conover ............ ..... 16 Conway..................... 19 Cooper .................... 13 Corcoran ..................21 Cronin .................... 10 Cross Country ............. 84 Counselors ................ 22 Counselors’ Aides...........52 Dahl .......................22 Football. Senior Council. Junior Council. Student Council. Nationel Honor Society. Honor Roll. Band, German Club, N Oub. WILSON. BRADLEY WINDOM. CHRISTINE .......... 168 WOLINSKI. DEBORAH . 24. 26. 27. 28. 38. 56. 96. 97. 168 Senior Council. Student Council, Choir. Polarettei. Senior A Day. Homecoming Attendant. WOO LARD. MARTIN WRUCKE. RUTH .. 33. 42. 43. 47. 54. 168 AFS. National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff. Viking Club. WUOLLET. GERALD ... 168 WUOLLET. JEFFREY .. 92. 93. 94. 168 Gymnatticf. YANTES. ROBERTA ... 168 Prom. Senior A Day. YENDRESKI. TIMOTHY 168 ZACHMAN, ALAN ZACHOW. CHRISTINE......... 168 Banking Monitor. Yearbook Repre-� entative. Senior Budget Repre-tentative. ZEBRACKI. SUSAN ... 42. 43. 44. 137. 163 National Honor Society. Honor Roll. Boolttore, Commencement. Bankinq Monitor. ZIMMERMAN. JEANETTE Honor Roll. General Index Debate ................... 32 Drama Aides............... 50 Dysterheft ............... 21 Edlund ................... IS Faculty Council ............9 Finian’s Rainbow .........65 Football. Sophomore....... 75 Football. Varsity......... 70 French Club .............. 33 Frye ..................... 19 FTA ...................... 39 Genich ................... 13 German Club................35 Golf. Boys’................82 Golf. Girls' ............ IC2 Gorrilla .................. M Gottmann ................. 20 Greon .................... 17 Gustafson ................ 20 Gym Aides................ 102 Gymnastics. Boys'..........92 Gymnastics, Girls' ...... 103 Hansen. H................. 17 Hansen, L................. 19 Hartmann ................. 15 Hartse ....................20 Hockey. Sophomore..........87 Hockey. Varsity .......... 86 Holiday Revue ............ 62 Homecoming ............... 26 Honors .................. 132 Hope ..................... 16 Human Relations .......... 39 Introduction .............. 2 Jacobson ................. 18 Janitors ................. 23 Jenks .................... 12 Johnson. B.................20 Johnson. F................ II Johnson, N................ 21 Josephson ................ 20 Kast ..................... 21 Keating .................. 20 Kezele ................... 10 King .................... 12 Kleven ................... 21 Kramer ................... 18 Krueger .................. 10 Lang .................... II Larson ................... 13 Librarians ............... 22 Library Aides ............ 51 Litstrom ................. 16 Lost Found Aides........51 Lunchroom Staff........... 23 Lyders ................... II Maclnness..................22 Magalit .................. 17 Math Aides................ 51 Matson ................... 10 Mayer .................... 13 Metcalf .................. 18 Modern Dance ............ 104 Moen. N................... 10 Moon. P................... 13 Nalepka................... 20 New Career Aides...........52 Neuman ................... 10 N-Club ................... 94 NFL ...................... 67 NHS .......................43 Nurse..................... 22 Nurse's Aide.............. 52 Oakvik ................... 14 Office Aides.............. 50 Office Staff ............. 23 One-Act Play ............. 66 Pederson ................ II Pep Club.................. 32 Permuth .................. 15 Perrin ................... 18 Pestello.................. 17 Peterson ................. 17 Picard ................... 12 Pixley ................... 13 Polaires ................. 57 Polarettes.................96 Polaris Bi-Weekly..........48 Polaris Yearbook...........46 Quiring .................. 19 Randall ................... 12 Rasmusson.................. 16 Rutgerson...................15 Sadie Hawkins...............53 Sargent.....................22 Saunders....................14 Schneider.................. 16 Schulz..................... 19 Sealander..................21 Senior Committees........ 137 Senior Council..............38 Shelton.................... II Sieben .................... 13 Skiing..................... 88 Smith. A................... 12 Smith. L...................21 Smith. V................... 17 Snell ..................... 20 Sno-Week...................61 Soltys .................... 21 Sovell .................... 15 Spanish Club................34 Sprague ................... 10 Stage Crew................. 55 Steuber ................... 19 Strickland ................ 17 Student Council ..........40 Swimming. Boys'........... 81 Swimming. Girls'......... 101 Sylwester.................. 13 Teachers’ Aides............ 52 Tennis, Boys'.............. 83 Tennis, Girls'........... 101 Thompson .................. 15 Tomlinson ................. 14 Track ......................91 Viking Club................ 32 Visiting Teacher........... 22 Vogel .................... 16 Wander..................... 18 Williams .................. 14 Wrestling ................. 85 Y-Teens ................... 36 Zanoini .................. 21 175 r