North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

Polaris 1970 Foreword........................................ 2 Student Activities............................... 4 North High School Minneapolis, Minn Vol 61 Tabic of Contents Faculty.......................................... Homecoming.................................... Sophomores......................................08 Juniors.........................................79 Sno- Week.......................................90 Boys Sports.....................................94 Girls Sports...................................120 Seniors.........................................W Index..........................................109 I TOGETHER 2 WE’VE . . . made the spirit of North what it is. It is in this book, in what it contains. It is what we’ve done together. Together we've made North—students, faculty, administration and staff, all of us. Each of us individually has influenced North and together we've created, learned, worked, laughed, struggled, acted, cried, written, grown .... 3 fcjNfl Accordin' to the power vetted in the Seer catalogue, you two are hitched,” � oyt Marryin Sam to Eva Gregor end Tom Peterton. Let her come up for air, beg� Markin' Sam of Rick Politt who il tuffocating LeAnn Melland. Seniors Sponsor Sadie Grab yur guy wo the call of the girl for Sadie Siity-nine. which wo held on December 5. And grab they didill Mu ic wa provided by the Soul Circu . For many couple who wanted to get hitched. Marryin Sam wa there to make it ell legal. Alto a mytteriou polm reader from the Orient. (Mike Smith) told couplot their fortune . Afterward , many couplet wAnt out for lome grit , pottum mnardt and rhubarb toup. which made the ovening a theer dolight. LEFT: The clairvoyant, omnipotent and myttical Mike Smith readt the pelmt of Chuck Thielen and Sandy Jonet. RIGHT: Cliff Watton and Ruby Hemphill twing to the beat of the Soul Cir-Cu . 6 Bet dretted??? Stephen Bell and Lori William . 8 Day of Abi'-nce. Drama Has Successful Year. Curse you, Jack Dalton was the cry heard for weoks after the play production of the melodrama. Despite the numerous chonges in the cast, the play was performed well. Actors and actresses alike worked hard toward their goal. The actual preparing of the play was as much a melodrama as the play itself. Mr. Mahn, the director, helped to perfect the actors by developing them in all fields. Through voice warm-ups and vocal exercises the actors prepared their voices for the stage. Mr. Mahn coordinated the setting with what was available. Mrs. Saunders, one of North’s drama teachers, directed the play Voice of the Ghetto. Mrs. Saunders worked together with the cast to make thoir short play one to bo remembered. Citizens meet to discuss how their community system is coming along. Confronted by a young black man, the citizens are shockod and quite defensive. The young man’s god dauqhter was suspended from school for stealing and was brought to the meeting to be reinstated in their school. What her godfather was trying to tell them is that he would rather not have her go to school at all if she were to be going back to one of their schools. The system shows its prejudice throughout the play. Although the drama department has no facilities to aid in the production of plays, the improvising was an asset to any stage. Black playwright, Mr. Douqlas Turner Ward, wrote the play Day of Absence. The Negro Ensemble Company of New York first performed this ploy. North High's production receivod Third place in the Region and Ed Neal was rated the Best Actor in the district. In the play Black actors portray white roles. Complete chaos covers the town when all the Blacks disappear for one day. Stupidity and prejudice are outstanding in the play. One of the students thought that the play was quite an experience to see the roles of the different races switched and it made you stop to think. Curje you. Jack Dalfon. 9 FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Moosebrugger, Paula Dean. Megan Jones, Tara Lockwood. Sandra Davis. Richard Nelson. SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Sawislak, Carol Newbergor. Carol Compagne. Gail Thompson. Becky Nye. Mary Lasho. Robin Raum. Val Harrison Patricia Peabody. Together Spanish Club The largest language club at North Is advised by Sonor Moosobfuggor. with a thirty two membership enrollment. The Spanish Club's activities gave them a better insight into the culture of the Spanish American. Some of these included: a trip to a Mexican restaurant. Spanish movies, and a Spanish Club picnic in the spring. 10 French Club “Vive la cir de frenceis.” chant ♦he few but dedicated members of French Club. Some of their activities this year included: a language ski-trip, the making of Christmas Cards, fencing demonstrations, folk singing, and a banquet which was held at the close of the year. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Olson Diana Chambers Danielle Callahan. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Swanson. Bonnie Masica. Nora Kurkowski. We've Communicated LEFT TO RIGHT:eBill Jacobson Sue Troyer. Rick Politte Kathy Stiras LecAnn Melland, Janet Arch bault, Randy Hanson, Linda Carling, Brad Melland, Sue Alexander, Tony Williams. Viking Club The Viking Club cheered North’s great ski team to a winning season. Officers were: Bill Jacobson. Presi dent; LeAnn Melland. Vice President; and Kathy Stiras, .Secretary and Treasurer. They viewed Scandinavian movies, lunched at a Norwegian smorgasbord, and had in formal get-togethers. II German Club Our Gorman Club was under tho supervision of Mr. Weiber, this year. Mr. Weiber, originally from Germany, was a first year teacher at North. This year the Gorman Club was headed by President. Richard Politte: Vice-President. Phyllis Wagner; Secretary, Eva Gregor; Treasurer, Susan Oppegard. One of the highlights of the year was the Oktober Fest, or celebration for the new beer crop. In tho month of December they planned a Christmas Party, and also a banquet at the end of the year in a German Restaurant. Amonq thsir main events, the German Club got toqether to play soccer and ate wiener snitchels. Auf-wiedershen. UPPER PICTURE. FIRST ROW: Susan Oppegard. LeAnn Melland. Debbie Comstock Helen Gregor. SECOND ROW: Eva Gregor. Patty Dehn. Sheila Reins, Kathy Jerome. Barbara Dike. THIRD ROW: Peter Nikicl. Rich-ard Politte, Phyllis Wagner. Rick Perdue, Shelley Daugherty. 12 RIGHT PICTURE: Phyllis Abell 1970 Senior Council The Senior Council was hooded by Mr. Strickland, but lator on in tho year Mr. Permuth took over. Senior Council represents the graduating Class of 1969-1970. Officers wore: President, Matthew Bindor; Vice-President, Donette Johnson; Secretary, Shirley Hotland; Treasurer, Pamela Fraser; Sergeant at Arms, Ron Lindqron; and Mascot, Lynda Lohso. The Senior Council helped the Student Council male Homecoming a success this yeer as well as other events such os Sno Week, Senior A-Day. Senior Banquet, Commencement and Grub Day. One of the highlights of tho yeer was tho Senior Prom. UPPER PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Donette Johnson, lynette Cuff. Martha Llewellyn, Denise Hanka. Linda Bailey, Linda Super. Shirley Anderson. SECOND ROW: Michael Smith. Kay Wanttie, Ruth Peterson, Bruce Kiesling, Quinn Berg-man. Peggy Donohue. Pa ie Krueger. Sharon Morrow, Sue Miller. Wendy Weber, Sharon Landa, Morris Liberman, Ed Ruf. CENTER PICTURE, FIRST ROW: Lynda Lohse. Diane Hepo-kotki. Sue Skouby. Sandy Jones. Matt Rowles, Reese Dyer, Penny Fraser. SECOND ROW: Bruce Hodges, Dave Sheppard. Dave Paananen. Pam Fraser. Debbie Gabrielson. Sue Janikowski, Ron Lindgren. LEFT PICTURE. FIRST ROW: Mascot. Lynda Lohse; Secretary, Shirley Hetland; Treasurer, Pamela Freser. SECOND ROW; Sergeant at Arms. Ron Lindgren; President. Mathew Binder; Vice-President, Donette Johnson. 13 FIRST ROW: Jane® Toughill, Sue Skouby, Cheryl Smith, Kathy Odisson, Jean Thurson. Phyllis Wolk. SECOND ROW: Richard Woldorsky, Barbara Wadsworth. Wendy Weber. Bernadette Fetfitord. Jeanne Tyson. Pattiiue Shand. THIRD ROW: Chuck Varone. Mike Smith. Sue Scheinhost. Jack Stark. Kay Tuenge. Iris Smith, Ron Schipper, Rick Perdue, Patti Wicklund, Ed Rut. Student Council has been involved in many activities. The Student Council took an active part in Homecoming and helped to make the 1969 Homecoming the best North has ever had. Weeks before Homecoming the Studont Council formed committees for the Homecoming auditorium, decorations and the dance. Our Homecoming, with a lot of hard work and effort on the part of the Student Council members and their advisers, was fantastic. Among other activities the Studont Council worked on Sno-Week, planned the student lounge and the activities period. Officers were: Tim Carlson. President; Ruth Spellmon, Vice-President; Yvonne Williams. Secretary; Gloria Thompson. Treasurer: and Tony Williams. Junior All-City Representative. Student Council has had two different advisers: Mr. Don Strickland, the first odviser, who did a great deal of work on Homecoming and got the Student Council together again; and our head football coach, Mr. Don Sovell, who took over when Mr. Strickland left, and has worked very hard with the membors of Student Council to help them get the things they want to make North a better school. Student Gets Togeth 14 'Shall I help him down or not?” FIRST ROW: Morris Uboc man, Sue Miller, Marva Moore. Sandy Munson, Nancy Jonns, Kathy Krantx. SECOND ROW: Ron Lind-gren, Megan Jones. Lynda Lohse, Donette Johnson, Shirley Hetland. Poxie Krue-aer. THIRD ROW: Craig Nelson. John Laulainen, Irving Loftus. Judy Olson. Sue Janikowski, Sandy Jones. Bonnie Masica. Council Things prfl! kit- lee Mr. SoveH and Tim Carlson taking it easy at the Student Council meetinglll FIRST ROW: Debbie Anderson, Bernice Brown. Debbie Cumeau. Melanie Diion Lois Carter. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Silreath, Barb Anderson. Mory Boyle. Jon Halverson, John Dwyer. Diana Chambers. THIRD ROW: Matthew Binder. Pam Fraser, Penny Fraser, Sue Hengemuhle. Debbie Horrer, Sue EHingson, Linda Bailey, James Carlson. Steven Bell. 15 Happenings We've had a lot of happenings during the past year such as an enthusiastic Homecoming, a pep fest or two and Sno-week; Mr. Delapp (right) gets revengo on Mike Smith. Betides tho traditional entertainment of the North High Band. Polarettes. cheerleaders and the Drama department, the Polars received, with a standing ovation, a Guthrie Touring play Jbottom right). Alto appearing in a special concert was the Minnesota Symphony. Human elation held an auditorium to deal with student delinquency: pictured bottom left Is Mike Smith. Can you scream? Pictured in the center is Mac Harris who was among several speakers this year. The Junior Achievement auditorium with guest Viking footbell players fall to technical difficulties. On Martin Luther King's birthday. January 1$. we held an auditorium with tho newly formed Black Choir (below far right). Mr. DeLapp called to-gothor an auditorium ( This is my classroom ) declaring to enforce stricter policy in the halls and on tardiness. Besides auditoriums we also had a Corecr Day. Below left is a military officer during a question and answer period. November 15th marked the second Nationol Vietnam Moratorium Day and the first for North. Pictured center below are three of tho speakers during a debate in the auditorium. 16 BFlRST ROW: Bernice Brown, toil Carter Julie Simmon , Barbara Holzheu, Evangeline Rodriguez. Lynn Clary. Melanie Howard. Sandra Jone . Knifa Urvlna. Stephanie Brown, Cynthia Johansen. Mynette Beasley, Rebecca Routs. SECOND ROW: Mary Foster, Ella Brown. Ann Cavanagh, (Judy Olson, Caryion Patton, Sheila Reins, Bonnie Masica, Susan Janikowski. Barbara Clark. Cheryl Smith Mary Ann Erko, Annette Brookins. jTHlRD ROW; Mr. Inglis, Loretta Brown. Kenneth Warmslev, Michael Boulka. Warner Jackson. Gary Cavmess, Bradley Mellend. Craig Nelson. Konald Henderson. Bruce Rumpf, Richard Woldortky. NOT PICTURED: Charles Hayden. North's Choir was a medium-sized group with large-sized voices. Raising their voices both in class and various concerts, such as the annual Christmas and spring programs, was the choir’s goal. Mr. Inglis kept in time with the choir and directed them to a .inging success. Officers of the choir were: Ella Brown. President ; Tony Pierson. Vice President; Annette Brookins. Secretary; and Judy Olson. Treasurer. Together We've Sung Polaires, a small select group, consisted of eleven persons who with the help of Mr. Inglis, director, perfected themselves through constant practice. Polaires' voices harmonized in concerts for the Old Guard, the Board of Education. Brookdalo Shopping Center, various high schools and our auditorium. Officers of Polaires were: Susan Janikowski, President; Susan Oppegard. Vice President; and Sandra Jones, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Cynthia Parson. Janet Polo, Snadre Jones, Susan Janikowski. Susan Oppe-aard. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Williams. Richard Perdue. William Simpson. Gary Cav-iness. Mr. Inglis. NOT PICTURED: Gail Thompson, Tony Pierson. 17 We've Ba UnnClo chard Neuman. Jean Thur«,on Jean Olfman. Lon William . Leora Youngren. Katherine J. Bergtland. Janice Leine . brantan °S!!Ll?SND .Ka«2i We,,,.Iei« l“An Wilcox. ,P ,r c' Dehn. Debra Comitock. Debra Harrer. JoAnn Habermen. Marilyn Gul- '% Ka?,a !l Pofbe Linda Sager .Debra Swamon. Gaye Johnton. THIRD ROW: Danny Comtfock. Michael Perenteau. Pam-� Dw9la lUn•• Jonathan Grtham Enc Aletkv. Robert Haberman. Ernie Harper. Charle Wilton. Saul May, Quinn L. Bergman, De-i n •TV aVJ® Pai 2w .0a 'd, Nancv P,kala- Joe ueline Miniku . Gayle Kvernlov. Therein Berg. Robert j. Bevard. FOURTH lOW: ® Cu “ « ., Timothy lieaeton. Thomat Broohy. Thoma Peterton, Larry Sfreleck, Helen Gregor. FIFTH ROW: Linda Jef? Umbe 8 d B 0 ' j,00 Nel,on Schmidt. Anthony Carter. Randy Vamefh. Timothy Peterton. Alan Swanion, Leopold William . ogether First Chair FIRST ROW: Janice Leine . Sandra Davit. Katherine J. Bara-land. JoAnn Haberman. Gave Johnton, Kathy Schmidt, Gayle Kvernlov. SECOND ROW: Timothy lieecton. Paul Ditty, Danny Comitock Saul May, Jeff Umberger, Thomat Brophy, Larry Sfreleck, Robert Bervard. 19 Debate Debate, coached by Mr. Karl Hansen, helped the underclassman squad toko first placo in tho city. Tho highlights of their year wero an invitational at Mac-alaster, (trophy shown at right) and an overnight meet in Duluth. Tho squad is even more promising for neit year, as they will be losing no seniors and gaining sophomores. PICTURED RIGHT: David Lindstrand, Oavid Gray. Peter Nikiel. Phyllis Colling. Robert Bevard. Terri Wood, Carol Champagne, and Forrest Little. A.F.S. A.F.S. or American Field Service, headed by Mrs. Carol Magalit and Miss Susan Gor-rilla. did not have an oichanqe student this year, but greatly helped with the city A F.S. Eva Gregor, who went to Austria, has shown her slides in language auditoriums in the Junior highs. They have also been working to raise funds for a student noxt year. PICTURED LEFT: Miss Susan Gorrille. Helen Gregor. Bradley Melland, Eva Gregor. Megan Jones. Tara Lockwood, Rick Politfe and Mrs. Magalit. 20 Audio-Visual Relaxing in a casual gams of card are tha members of the Audio-Visual Crew, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sean Ganley. Bruce Kilpele, Dean Steinbeck. Stanford Hymes. Joel Rein, Mike Carter, Rod Doliver. Crews Aide School Providing the technical portion of auditoriums, the Stage Crew learned all aspects of backstoge operations. Lighting, sets and special effects are a few of the main duties of the crew. Mr. Jack Pixley was the advisor. Audio-Visual aides took on one of the more difficult jobs at North. Running films, maintaining equipment and helping in our auditorium kept the crew busy. Mr. Donald Wander was the advisor. Stag. The Stage Crew pauses to rest on their stage LEFT TO RIGHT: Scott Hall. Mike Carter. Mr. Jack Pixley. Dan Krien Chuck Landeau, Bob Mahove, Chuck Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Bob Wadsworth, Sue Enttel, Paula Dean, Mary Foster. Russ Overby. 21 TRUE AMERICAN NATIVE STUDENTS Advisor MR. BARRY BLACKHAWK FRONT ROW: Frank Saice, Roxsanno Olson. Micheal Percy. Ken Tailor. Secretary Betty Green. BACK ROW: Gary Lustier, Don Hubank. Frank Robertson. Frank Regguiniti, Ploreen Thomas. T.A.N.S. was a now club this year for the Indian studonts at North. We were one of the first high schools in Minneapolis to have a club with Indian students. T.A.N.S. club advisor was Mr. Barry Blockhawfc. A variety of things hove been done by the T.A.N.S. this year: among them educational field trips, and Indian speakers from colleges. At a panol discussion at Edina, they told in a poem their true feelings of themselves. The T.A.N.S. club bonefits not only the Indian studonts. but the whole school by helping studonts become owaro of thoir identity. Many of the projects and activities were completed in a class of Indian culture taught at North. FRONT ROW: Counsel member ChntliM Flocken. Vikki Howard. Theresa Burris. Bonita N.ckabo.ne J.ll Beaulieu. El lie Merrill. BACK ROW: Judy Fairbank. Bonnie Dorr. Chairman Gra.g Beaul.eu Colleen Parkhurst. Gordon Regguiniti. NOT PICTURED: Vice Chairman bnda Bisson, Roland Blanchard. Prescott l,ttle. Eva Wall. Donna Staples. Tom Fohrenkam. Nancy Menard, Terry Menard. Ron Oliver. 22 AFRO-AMERICAN STUDENT SOCIETY SEATED: Mary May President; Ruth Spellmon, Vice-Presi-dent. STANDING: Mary Boyle. Secretary; Denise Stanford, Treasurer. Advitor Mr. Trenholm Hope end President Mary May discussing future plans. Pictured above is a portion of the A.A.S.S. Afro-American Student Society was a new club this year. The dub advisor was Mr. Trenholm Hopo. Afro-Amorican Student Society consisted of the Black students at North High School. The purpose of this club was to make students aware of them-se'ves. end the role they should play. j Mr. Hope had speakers come in from different colleges to express to the students how important college is, and the opportunities open for the Black student today. Teaching the student how important it is to relate with his fellowman, was one of he club goals. 23 FIRST ROW: Sharon Morrow, Sue Miller. Wendy Weber. Paxie Krueger. Sue Hengemuhle. Shirley Hetldftd, Penny Fraser. SECOND ROW: Bonn;e Fleming. Koy Wonttee. Peggy Donohue. Angie Rodriguetx. Gloria Homilton, Irene Horrimon, Sue Skoby, Donetfe Johnson. Karen Kuker. THIRD ROW: Connie Moon. Janee Toughill. Sue Benson. Pam Fraser. Kristine Kukar, Denise Honko. Borb Anderson. Undo Lohse. Phyllis Wolk. Jon Berkepile. Toni Munich. Y-Teens Strive for Understanding FIRST ROW: Sue Ope-guard. Janet Pole, Kathy Jerome, Sue Arnex. Janet Archom-bault. SECOND ROW; Keren Rasmussen. Lyn-efte Kingman. Goil Zachman, Kathy Sfiras. Debby Cosert. Connie Eidem, Jean Checkal. THIRD ROW: Debby Comstock. Debbie Kranx. Mary Modson. Shelly Doherty. Jan Christenson. ✓ 24 FIRST ROW: Paula Lindquiit, Sue Erickton. Carolyn William . Ptiylli Gilreath. Donna Parkin , Ella Brown, Yvonne William . SECOND ROW: Denise Markey, Judy Olion, Jean Kanyetxy, Debby Swan on, Kay Tuengue, JoAnn Carrol, Jackie Dautely. Debby Harrer, Barb Clark. THIRD ROW: Jonet Krutch. Suo Burke, Jean Thureton, Linda Zechow, Nance Wulff. Mary Boyle. Lorrelta Brown. Y-Teens it a club which it o branch of fhe YWCA, an organization whera girlt develop better relationships with each other. Taking a different approach this year, Y-Teent became more involved with all-school activities than ever before. They sponsored such things as roller skating parties, dancet. and a ski-trip held for ell of the students at North. They also held an Apple-Polishing Tea for teachers, and offered courses in self-defense, modeling, and make-up. The three chapters wore active within themselves, learning to get along with each other, making new friends, end developing service projects end money reising progrem . Advising Y-Teens this yeer was Marcia Bystrom. Tttoie on the eeecvtive council w«r« Pam Fraser. Penny Fraser, Peiie Krueger—President. Pet William —Chapter President. Donette Jo� in on—Publicity. Shirley Hetlend l.nde tohse-Chepter President. Peggy Donohue—vice President, Phyll. Wolk—Publicity. 25 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Land®, Eva Gregor, Roger Olion. Diane Hepokoski. Rebecca Rouf . SECOND ROW: Michaelme Nikiel. Denlte Hanko Susan Oppegard, Michael Smith, Barbara HentgeSj Larry Streleck. THIRD ROW: Matthew Rowles. Matthew Binder. Kathy Stiras, David Paananen Tim Carlton. NOT PICTURED: Gary Dupay, Bonnie Flemming. Jerry Leach. Connie Moon. Barb O'Bresky, Robert Swenson. National Honor Society 26 Officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Michaeline Nikiel. Treasurer; Denise Hanka. Secretary-Michael Smith, President; Larry Streleck, Vice President. NOT PICTURED is Jerry Leach, Parliamentarian. Character, Scholarship. Leadership and Service are the four cardinal qualities found in each member of the National Honor Society. A student may be inducted into the society in either his junior or senior year. Among other activities, tho society servicod our pop machines in hopes to raise enough money to bring a foreign student to North next year. A social at Farrell's Ice Cream Parlour was held in December. A faculty tea and birthday party commemorating the society's thirty-first birthday was held on January 6. Also a final banquet was held in the spring when new members were inducted. Officers were: Michael Smith, President; Larry Stre-leck. Vice President; Denise Hanka, Secretary; Michaeline Nikiol, Treasurer; Jerry Leach, Parliamentarian. Mr. Richard Jenks was the advisor. ABOVE: Before the Farrell’ ioo . BELOW: After the Farrell's xoo. National Forensic League National Forensic League, moro commonly known as the N.F.L., con boast as being tho only nationally recognized scholastic organization. Thoy are the only high school group recognized by the University Board of Regonts for Advanced Work in Spooch. North is one of tho four high schools in the Minneapolis area to have an N.F.L., thoy have had their charter since 1950. Admittance to the N.F.L. is tasod on points which are earned through public spooking and competition. N.F.L. mombers participated in tho Student Congress and speech contests in April. They met every Tuesday for Round Robin, with othor North Side schools. LEFT: Mr. Karl Hansen, debate coach, Mrs. Edna Connors, NFL coach and Mr. Jack Pixley, droma cooch. BELOV : Miss Connors. .Elaine Colstrom. Bob Bevord, Carol Chompagne, David Lind-strand, David Gray and a visiting student from Henry. 27 ED RUF—Editor ED RUF and GARY ZACHMAN MIKE SMITH and SUE MILLER Inexporienco was a major problem at the beginning of the year. Deadlines had to be met and the importance of getting down to businoss was finally realized. There were many hours of work along with many problems and disappointments. There was a groat deal of energy, cooperation and censoring among the staff and the advisor. The staff had to learn copy style, picture and copy layouts, picture cropping, diagonals and triplicate forms. The staff members of the 70 POLARIS wero: Ed Ruf. Editor; Sue Miller, Assistant Editor; Sue Janikowski. Copy Editor; Sue Skouby. Picture Co-ordinator; Mike Smith, Pat Dahlbloom, Gail Zachman. Faculty; Joyce Wylend {Juicy Arnold), Janice Christianson, Colleen Keeney, Leora Youngren, Wendy Weber. Barb Andor-son. Undorclassmon; Sue Ellingson. Ruth Spellman, Toni Munich. Sports; Mary Mays. Sue Skouby. Kathy Krantr, Homecoming. Ed Ruf and Gary Zachman wero the photogrephors. Tho yearbook advisor was Mrs. Nancy Beckwith. 28 LEFT: Mike Smith. Goil Zachman. Ed Ruf. Joyce Wylond, Sue Miller, Pat Dahlbloom. Mr . Nancy Beckwith, Sue Janikowsli. RIGHT: Janico Christianson, Colleen Keeney. Leora Youngron. SUE JANIKOWSKI and BARB ANDERSON '70 ANNUAL STAFF KATHY KRANTZ and MARY MAYS 29 LEFT: Pat Dahlbloom. Gail Zachman, Joyce Wyland. MR. DAVID PICARD. Advitor. SHIRLEY HETLAND and SUE LANS Newspaper staff attempts to work. POLARIS BI-WEEKLY MORRIS LIBERMAN and PAXIE KRUEGER PAM FRASER and DENISE DAYON 30 YVONNE WILLIAMS and SHIRLEY ANDERSON Staff members met in Room 100 first hour to organize the Polaris Bi-Weekly. Students worked long hours to get facts, interviews and to meot their deadlines. The paper kept students informed about what was going on at North and also gave them the chance to let the rest of the school know how they felt. The staff tried to keep the lines of communications between faculty and students open. Polaris Bi-Weekly staff members were Barb Beauchamp. Editor; Mike Smith. Associate Editor and Copy Editor; Paxie Kruegor, News Editor; Penny Fraser. Feature Editor; Donnette Johnson. Sports Editor; Suo Lang. Business Manager. Columnists were Savita Ford. Lynotte Cuff. Morris Liberman. The reporters were Bob Johnson. Donise Dayon. Pam Frasor. Shirley Anderson. Yvonne Williams and Warner Jackson. Advisor for the newspaper was Mr. Dave Picard. MIKE SMITH PENNY FRASER and LYNETTE CUFF Editor—BARB BEAUCHAMP 31 Human Relations Pep Club The purpose of Future Teachers of America, was to get the students who were interested In teaching, to know more what It was about. Advised by Mrs. Nancy Beckwith. FTA did many interesting things, such as going to different colleges to find out about their teaching methods. They also had discussions at their meetings about teaching and the requirements. FTA offers the student an idea of the educational process. FTA Strives Toward Learning 33 FIRST ROW: Sue MiMer Kathy Krant . Yvonne Williams, Penny Fraser. SECOND ROW: Leopold Williams. Terry Burston. Mery Mays. Linda Gilreafh. Gloria Thompson. logi� Stroman. Ruth Spell mon. Watching ut coma together, work, laugh, cry end win together was our principal. MR. ROLAND R. DeLAPP. Only with hit full support was this year a success. Striving for understanding and co-operation, our dedicated principal met with students, parents and faculty mombort and showed ut hit openness for new ideas. The class of '70 started at North when Mr. DeLepp did. three years ago. We have seen him work, helping to put the school together to give us the opportunity to obtain a good education while continuing the great tradition of North High School. As we depart from the halls of North, we leave Mr. De-Lapp to continue guiding the Polert as well as he has done. Administration 38 Give m® 0 half-Nelson. MR. EDWARD NELSON it a counselor. Counselors LEFT: Counselors' work it never done explains MRS. 8ARIARA FRASER. BELOW: North's new counselor it MRS. GARLA FRIERSON. CENTER BELOW: Very inter-est-inq. seys MRS. CLAREEN NYQUIST. Hall Guards and Janitors LEFT: Hall guards are left to right: BOB WALSTEAD. CHARLIE WILLIAMS, MRS. AlROSE O'CONNOR RUSS EVEREn. MRS. BETTY ANDERSON. WALLACE COLLIER. RIGHT; Drtv filthy kidtl mutters MR. KENNETH NIELSON. The other janitors were not pictured because they were too busy cleaning up pop cans. They are: BURTON J. GILLIS. WM. G. HANRA HAN. HAROLD W. JOHNSON. RA-MONO A. LaSOTA. KENNETH A. NIELSEN JACK L. FARO ARTHUR PEDERSON. CHARLES J. SEE. DANIEL M. WEBER. MRS. IRENE P. CULLEN. Matron and J. HARRY JOHNSON Head Engineer. Give me one good reason why I can't go to the John.” asks MR. JOHN KING, hurriedly. Mr. King teaches junior English and is the department co-chairman. English Bends LEFT: I came back. says MR. DAVID PICARD, who teaches lophomore English and newswriting. He ii also the advisor for the POLARIS Bi-Weekly. LEFT: I came back. claims MR. FRANK JOHNSON, who teaches senior English and senior Honors English. RIGHT: And I'm glad they did! MRS. SANDRA NEUMANN teaches junior English. FAR LEFT: Maybe it � not pop they've been putting in those ma-chine . ponder MR. PATRICK CRONIN, who feache cinematic Engliih. LEFT: Who put that tack on my chair? MRS. PHYLLIS LYDERS tenche buti-net English and it the Yearbook butinet manager. Toward the Student English looked beHer in the eyos of the studentt. The course content, often suggested by student interest, was a mixture of cinematics, business English, journalism, newswriting, practical and honors English. Quarter credits and courses wero more widely accepted and ap-. predated. There were also experiments in team-teaching. Students were allowed to work independently in many classes which helped to develop individual creativity. LEFT: You � hould have teen the caption before I cento ed them. MRS. NANCY BECKWITH teachet senior English and it the advito' for th« yearbook. RIGHT: Pm a ’to ' and you know it! tey MRS. EDNA SANDERS. ly«y. Sh teachet sophomore English and multi-media humanitie . LEFT: MRS. PEGGY DUNLAP teachet sophomore Englith. 41 I'm the champion. boast MISS JOAN CAMPION, who teaches sophomore end cinematics English. Statistics show that bears have cubs, not soul. abstracts MRS. RUTH HAYDEN. She teaches sophomore English. Woke me up when the class is over. say MR. DONALD RANDALL, who teaches senior English. FAR RIGHT: Existentially speaking ... expounds MR. RICHARD JENKS. who teoches junior English and also co-chairs the department. I want my wa-wa. cries MRS. RUTH KEZELE, who teaches cinematics English. Throw mo a banana. begs MISS SUSAN GOR-RILLA, who teache reading. 42 I've seen the light. says MRS. PAT MOEN, who teaches French end is the department chairman. Language Department Oh. hang it up! MR. GENE WIE8ER is the noo(se) German teacher. You answer this question right, or your Moose is cooked I MR. GRANT MOOSBRUGGER toaches Spanish. STOCKHOLM MRS. ROSE GENICH teaches Norse and sophomore English. That's a no-no Mrs. Neumann, jays MR. STUART BUTTERFIELD. who teaches geometry and senior math. I Wander what she' doing tonight? MR. DONALD WANDER, alias Don Juan, teaches biology and advises the audio-visual crew. For the first time at North math and scienco were combined into a two hour class. Mr. Steven Permuth and Mr. Richard Kramer pooled their vast knowledge to form a math analysis-chemistry class for those students who were selected to attend. In tho math department there was a variety of oloctives offered: senior math, elementary algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry, business math and math analysis. In the science department, electives offered were: science, biology, pre-chemistry, chomistry. physics and greenhouse. 44 All right, who drank the alcohol? questions MR. SAMUEL PERRIN, who teaches biology. MR. STEVEN PERMUTH uses seductive logic to ... He teaches geometry and math analytif. Math and Science Unite LEFT: So-vell, how ore you? asks MR. DON SOVEll. who teaches geometry and algebra. He it alto the Student Activities Coordinator. RIGHT: “Mom's Apple Pie and the all American boy. MR. RICHARD KRAMER teaches hittory. I’m going to pot teaching greenhouse at North,” tc reams MISS CAROLYN ROTH, who teaches biology and greenhouse. Her favorite pastime is watering plants in the greenhouse. 45 RIGHT: Dear Mommy ... Love Bobby. MR. ROBERT BROPHY teaches science. BELOW: What do you have in mind? inquires MR. RICHARD THOMPSON, who teaches algebra, qeometry and trigonometry. He also cooches football, basketball ond track. RIGHT: Don’t bore me. Elmer. pleads MR. LLOYD RUTGERSON. who teaches advanced algebra, to MR. ELMER EDLUND. who teaches advonced and elementary algebra. 46 By vectors, this is the quickest way to the iohn Mr. King. MR. ROBERT PRIDGEN teaches physics, P.S.S.C. physics, and chemistry. Physical Education Dept UPPER RIGHT: Michelle ... Penny ... Kathy ... MR. BARRY BIACKHAWK call roll for the boy ' phyvcal education clais. RIGHT: MR. LELAND SNELL teachet boyi phy . leal education ond health. He i alto the department chairman and the athletic director. LOWER LEFT: I think we're in the wrong racket exclaim girl - phy -ical education teacher ; left to right: MRS. SHIRLEY KEATING. MISS KATHERINE KNUOSON and MISS KATHY TROMLY. LEFT CENTER: What a good boy am 11 brogt MR. BRUCE JOHN-SON, who teachet topho-more hittory and apparatus MR. LARRY HARTSE teache boy health and phytieal education. 47 BELOW: Old W«ird Harold, contemplate! hit navel, under the Quite of a book. MR. HAROLD HANSEN teachet junior history. Social Studies Stress Understanding ABOVE: MR. JOHN SCHNEIDER turnt on the cleu. He teachet psychology and social problems. ABOVE: I can't understand why they had so much trouble with my caption7 says MR, WILLIAM BRUCE, who teaches world affairs and is alto the department chairman. LEFT: We have great hope for Trenholm. MR. TREN-HOLM HOPE teaches sophomore history. 48 LEFT: If actually warm tho hartlse). MRS. VIRGINIA HARTSE teache sophomore history and government economic . BELOW: MR. WALTER BROWN teache American Hi tory and Afro-American History. Social Studies is o requirod subject all throe years at North. Each year develops a new understanding of environment and awareness of the post, present and futuro. World history is taken during sophomore year and Americon history is taken junior year. Along with senior yoer comes modem problems which includes psychology, sociology, government and economics. Afro-American history and world affairs were also available. BELOW: MRS. CAROL MAGALIT teache sophomore and junior hiitory. Hor favorite pastime is cleaning out her clo et. Mr . Mogalit • also tho Americon Field Service advisor. ABOVE: I dare(o) you to call me a pumpkin heod. challenge MR. DARRYL CARTER. Mr. Carter teache sophomore and junior hittory. ABOVE: MR. RICHARD CHAKOLIS. who teaches ophomore history, wrestle w.th a serious problem. He i� also the wrestling coach. BELOW: This window gives me a poin, whimpers MR. DONALD LlTSTROM, who teoches sophomore history. 49 MRS. SHARON WYROWSKI teaches office skills and record keeping. Po eat MRS. ELEANOR POT EAT teaches TvP' 9. record keeping end consumer economics. MRS. EVALINE OAUTERMAN teaches tyoing and shorthand. BELOW: Springen has sprung. MR ALLAN SPRIN EN teaches typing, marketing and business law. Business BELOW: Have you ever heard of the dish, cheese and meceZenoniT asks MR. GUS ZANONI, who teaches record keeping, business organisation and management end is th department co-chairman. LEFT: I believe in she Rest system, says MR, EOGAR (CAST. Ha teaches typing and junior accounting. Work Program MR. MILTON KLEVEN gets down to business with MRS. CHARMAINE DYSTERHEFT. Mr. Kleven and Mr . Dyster-heft teach occupational relation!, aso is in charge of our display cases. I think my pulse has stopped. says MR JENS BROIN. Mr. Broin teaches distributive education and occupational relations. MR. EDWARD SOLTYS, teaches sophomore and junior occupational relations. MR. LYNN SMITH teaches sopho-more and junior occupational relations. Office and Nurse RIGHT: Keep the Faith, baby. MRS. MILDRED FAITH is the school nuw. BELOW: Office staff helps the school run smoothly. Left to right: MRS. LORETTA BACHMAN. MRS. JEANETTE HANSEN. MRS. KATHERINE PETERSON. Not Pictured: MRS. MARGARET MUMM. 51 Industrie Arts FAR LEFT: Motels was � eught by MR. LAWRENCE HANSEN. LEFT: MR WILLIAM STEUBER toechas machine (hop. BELOW: MR. RALPH SCHULZ teaches wood and architectural drafting. CENTER RIGHT: Show your work clearly, reiter-ate MR RUSS CONWAY who teaches drafting and carpentry. Hmmmmmmmmm ... 5t’$ certainly well built,” says MR. BYRON FRYE, constructively. Mr. Fry teaches auto mechanics. Classes in industrial arts were: machine shop, woods and metals, auto mechanics, architectural and mechanical drafting. Carpentry was offored to sophomores and among other projects they built a model house and a refresh-ment stand. A few able students were selected for a class in metal sculpture with Mr. Dovo Tomlinson and Mr. Larry Hansen. Also available was a course in small gas anginas. Repair and bodywork were done in the auto mechanics class. FAR RIGHT: MR. DAVID TOMLINSON, affectionately dubbed Mr. T. He alto it the coach of the twimming team. RIGHT:MRS. KATHRYN MATSON teaches art. 53 FAR RIGHT: MRS. JOSEPHINE BUNTON. who teoches foods at North. RIGHT: MISS CAROLYN CARTER. She teaches foods, home ond family living, and a class of nurse's aides. Home Economics FAR RIGHT: MISS 8ERNICE OAHL teaches clothing. RIGHT: MRS. MARY SAR. GENT is the chairman of the home economics department and teaches foods and clothing. Two new classes were added fo tho homo economics department. They were occupational foods and nurse's aido. Along with those classos. foods ond clothing, and home and family living were also offered. 54 FA LEFT: 'What do you say? grace? MISS JANE LANG leaches related arts and sophomore English. LEFT: “You are blessed. MR. JACK PIXLEY leaches related arts, stage cralt and ploy production. Not pictured here if Miss Edana Connors. CENTER LEFT: MR. LARRY ALM testifies that early morning hockey practices are killing him. He teaches history and modern problems. LEFT: MISS EVA BAVOLAK teaches record keeping, typing and English, ABOVE: MRS. CONNIE SAUNDERS teaches related arts and active dramatics. RIGHT: MR. WALTER NAIEPKA teaches English, Biology, and Science. Learning Through Communication 55 Faculty Not Pictured With Their Departments NOT PICTURED: MR. RICHARD JACOBSON fetch tcience and buiinett mafh. MISS EDANA CONNORS teach related art , tpeech and advitet the National Forentic League. MISS MARY JOSEPHSON teache modern dance and health. Lunchroom cooks .ncluded: MRS. VERINA B. OUCLOS. MRS. BETTY J. ENGLE. MRS. FRANCES L. JOHFf SON. MRS. MELBA A. MEOIN MRS. LORRAINE T. MELL. MRS. ELIZABETH A. MINARD. MRS. MILDRED L. NISKA MRS. LILLIE G. P ECHT, MRS. ELEANORE J. RASMUSSEN. MRS. LUCILLE B. SENESCALL. MRS. CAROL J. ZARLING. MRS. FLORENCE TROVIK. ABOVE: MR, OAN GUSTAFSON .in charge 56 HOMECOMING 1969 Together the Polars Tamod The Wild West. a day never to bo forgotten by North High School students. For the Senior Class it was their last Homecoming and thoir best: tho long hours spent on Homecoming activities ... the Senior float ... decorating the halls ... the pancake breakfast ... auditorium ... football game ... donee ... the beautiful coronotion ... The sounding of horns all day long and after the victory ... the tension building up through tho entire doy, until the six lovely candidates wolked into the donco with their escorts. Then our football captains Jerry Leach and Andy Fischor crowned the 1969-1970 Homecoming Queen Ruth Spollmon. Best Homecoming I've ever seen. Fantastic, despite the rain. Muddy. These are some of the reactions to Homecoming this year. Weeks before, preparations were being made to mako this Homecoming the best: plans for the Pancake Breakfast at Uncle John's sponsored by Y-Teons. the hall decorating contest, floats, deciding on Showtime Parts I and II for the Homocoming donco. and painting our billboard. 58 And in this comar ... North's ball There was o lot of tonsion, but Homecoming was a big success, with the Polars winning over West 34-14. The dance turned out great when 700 students attended. The teachers along with the students proved North has more spirit this year than ever before, and Homecoming would have boon perfoct if we only could have stopped the rain!!! 59 Mr. Green end Charlie try to dance!!! Moments Before Crowning 60 A Queen it choten 19 uoiujj3c £ uaan 62 'Princess JlConica (ju fiane Queen Jiuth and J fer Tioyaf (Jour JJrincess SAaron TICorrow 63 LEFT TO RIGHT: Princess Sharon Morrow and Charlie James, Princess Wendy Weber and John Elmguist, Queen Ruth Spellmon and Terry Burston, Princess Linda Super and Rick Sayler. Princess Connie Moor end Phillip Wagner. 64 Coach Sovcll and Chuck Wilson discuss strategy. Underclass Sophs Mrs. Sargent 722 LEU TO RIGHT: Alien Lawton, Donald Jamrot, Janine Johnson Richard John-ton, Edward Jo net Debra Johnton. David B. Johnton, David A. Johnton. Geraldine Johnton. Ralph Johnton. Sutan Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Belly Ann Johnton. Cathy Johnson. Jama Johnton. Wendell Johnton, William Johnton, Paul Johnson. Jessica Jolliff, Frankis Jones. Megan Jones. Kenneth Larson, Gayle Kirkpatrick. Mr. Inglis 223 LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian Rowles, Marla Roberts. Jeffrey Reid, Aaron Rivers. Stephen Rorek, Gordon Regquinti, Rus-tell Ruud. Marcia Roberts. Cherlet Richardson. Cecelia Relation. Mark Reins. Nancy Ri’iema. Patfisuo Shand, Evangeline Rodriguez. NOT PICTURED: Sylvia Roberts. Lisa Robinson, Carol Reynolds. Linda Roberts. Gregory Rumza, M ry RHey, Lloyd Patterson. Diane Robertton. Mr. Fridgen 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Irian Babb. David Althoff Jane Atplund, Frank Bach-mei� , Debra Ande'ton, Janet Archam-bault. Dawn Alfuth, Susan Arenj, Barbara Baltter. NOT PICTURED: Mary Adam, Michael Adams. John Adams. Linda Allen. Randy Allan. Da'Cie Andre, Janet Anderson. Betty Atlas. Frank Atlas, John Austin, Albert Briscoe. Betty Allen. Greet NHS Mrs. Kezele Mr. K. Hansen 228 LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Pipp, Jeff Porrano. Terry Pierce. Deborah Ragg. Rickey Palmer, Kathleen Pikale, William Quart. Robin Raum. Sharon Pierion. Nancy Pikala, Cheryl Roiset, Mitchell Peter on. Sandra Pyykola. Mark Podlatek. Richard Rakow, Rita Peterutn. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Ramtey. Wayne Peterson, Judy Porter. Larry Rakowjki, Linda Rice, Ronald Rancour. Duane Pewhong. Mrs. Genich 272 LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion McKinic, Barbara Murphy, Rotcoe Moore. Terrie Miller. Anthony McDonald. Gayle Mitchell. Nancy Menard. Terry Minard Bradley Mellend, Lila Meyer. Rlcki Morgan, Theresa Menard. NOT PICTURED: Karen McKinney. Alei Me-Murphy. Nancy Mender Gregory Miller. Earl Odcen. Mary Monroe, Delored Miranda, Ellen Merrill. Bruce Myers, Toni Morgan, Mark Lukat. 69 Mr. Kramer 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Ranker, Kim Barnet, Geraldine BeHeten. Bruce Bitson, Billie Bolden, Dentte Belfrey, Myon Bogucki, Jill Beaulieu. Eitelene Bell, Michael Bellfield. Pamela Becklund, Gregory Benton, Leroy Berkhol . Debra Bernttrom, Duane Baltut. Debra Bemtfrom, Duane 8al ut, Debra Booth, John Berglund. Mariel Bolduc. NOT PICTURED: Mynette Beailey, Thomat Binder, Lawrence Berger, Penny Barbieau. Miss Tromley 329A LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathryn Ophiem, Richard Luka, April Lowe, Jomet Lokken, Cathie Olton. NOT PICTURED: Ro� anne Olton, Kathleen Lotier. Mary Officer, Marilyn Omei, Lora Lockwood. Ruttell Gverbey, Gregory Olton, Doug la t Lockwood. 70 Mrs. Magalit 205 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Echbald, Diane Granou, Larry Gray, Carol Guyont Todd Henning, Peggy Gordien, Steven Hentges, Pamela Gore, Lyle Heimendingcr Ricky Gilmore. NOT PICTURED: Kevin Gresham, Charlene Gormex. Diane Gramow, Paulo Greenberg, Kathryn Grovcdahl, Steven Hien, Kevin Henderson, Patricio Gustafson, Walter Gordon. Mr. Broin 230 LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Schoenhofcn Rovonne Schmidt. Susan Sckeinoif. Jaelyn Scheuring, David Salmon, Thomas ShacHe. Robert Sandberg. Douglas Sorcnt. NOT PICTURED: M.ijorie Pederson, Richard Samuels. Ralph Schaef-bauer Denise Schlicf Mary Schulx. Frank So ce. 71 Mr. Thompson 210 LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Windom. Phil, lip Demry, Ocnnit Dcziel. Julie Hepok-ski. Wanda Dalrymplo, Merri Herman, ton, Sutan Heimket. Yvonne Devil, Deborah Demalei. Andrew Deimond, Elliabeth Dahl. Joieph Demko, Janice Dahlbloom. NOT PICTURED: Michael Daniel, Harry Davit, Joanne Davit, Suianne Hemiworth, Bruce Herndon. The Beginning of a New Day Mr. L. Smith 200A LEFT TO RIGHT: David Kautxman, Charlet Krikla, Daniel Kcndrik, Debra Kitlo, Kenneth Leate. Glenn Kidd, Bruce Kiloeke, Brenda Kitchen, Deborah Krenx. Kriitlne Kukar. Jeffrey Kuntj Debra Klimttra. NOT PlCTUREO Michael Keller. Debra Kacimarjyk. Chrittine Krler Kent Klever, Renee Kabrud. Walter Kenny. 72 Mr. Schulz 217 LEFT TO RIGHT; Edward Nagle. RutH Norwood. Peter Nikiel, Josephine Morton, Fredrick Neu-miller, Deborah Nelson, James Nelson. Michael Morris. Robin Monson, John Moore. Linda Neu-berger. Tari Nelson, Robert Nelson, Phyllis Nutter. NOT PICTURED: Darrell Morse, Charles Mudqe, June Niekens. Mary Nunn. Denise Ne'son, Craig Nelson. Larry McCoy. Pauline Morris. Edwin Mudqe. Mr. Picard 100 LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Burke. Nancy Conner. Stacy Carr. Deborah Comeau. NOT PICTURED: Sunnne Council. Buddy Corey. Jocelyn Craven. Ronanne CrusHon, Jeanne Cumpijn, Roland Blanchard, Nathcnial Bush, Robin Bradford, Robert Bradford. Mrs. Dautermann 318 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Sc vert, Myron Spath, Richard Sonterre. Cheryl Smith, Jimmy Spearmon. Kendall Stolarciyk. Jcf'ery Snyder. NOT PICTURED: Kevin Smith. Alan Smith. Ricky Smith. Louise Thorp. 73 Mr. Conover Mr. D. Carter 231 LEFT TO RIGHT: David Patton. Billy Shelton, William Patterson. Rebecca Sho trom. Marie Palmer, Edward Payne, Dora Paei Peter Seifert. Sandra Sim . Marvin Pear on, Kathleen Sch-warty. Julie Simmon . Pamela Peabody. LIrabrf Perdue. NOT PICTURED: Eddcll Skurka. Frank Rizzft, Larry Shackle. Marjorie Percy, Barbara Pen-land, William Perkin , Gegory Parker, Charle Scott. 72 Begins Its Merry-Go-Round of High School Years Mr. Perrin 120 LEFT TO RIGHT: David Loti, Helen Horton. Marti Lawrence, Vatorie Henderson. Thoma Lewi , Terry Letourneau, John Hillukka, Clarice Hop on, Petor Hoag. David Leughlin. John LeFebvre. Kathleen Lewi . NOT PICTURED: Renna Hill. Jay Hill. William Hill, Larry Hoeft, Jacquoline Heipel, Michael Launert. Pamela Houter. Robin Holmin, Mary Hoeft. Robert Leon. Cheryl Lemke, Barry Lee. 74 Miss Roth 121 LEFT TO RIGHT: David lindvall, Pamela Hunter. Edward Janiak, Paul Huteby. Vikki Howard Melanie Howard. Foret! LiHle, Elizabeth Ittacton, Katherine Jerome, Richard Hunter, Kim Hutchini, Ardit Inqram Mary Huteby. Riley Jackton. NOT PlCTUREO: Roch. elle Jaworjki. Raymond Javit. Jon Hou ton. Lizzie Jackton. Marie Jackton. Mr. Chakolis LR 76 LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Clark. Kenneth Cattelmen. Douglat Chrittian. Pauline Chavez. Cheryl Burgeton. NOT PlCTUREO: Shirley Cain. Jeffrey Burrell, Joel Caton, Dawn Oaflin, Michael Combt. Mrs. Neumann 307 LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Waihinqton. Paul Waahanicmi. Anita Urvin.i, Wayne WeMcrhann, Kathy Valler. Sue Urman, Frank Wafton, Chritty Van Hale. NOT PICTURED: Michael VanKempen. Marlene Vetselt. Jamet W'lton. Kerry Wan-halo. 8obby Walkint. Gwendolyn Wright. Suzanne Wynot, Clifton Walton, Sarah Wathington. Lee Ware, Charlet Varone, Diane Weyrecuh. 75 Mr. KI even 201 LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Honsen, Michael Hanson, Randahl Hanson. Oofeen Hackett, Drew Haler-mon, Marlin Hartfiel, Valerie Harrison, Lester Hall, Janice Halverson. Thomas Haller. Susan Handel. NOT PICTURED: Joanne Haberle, Carolyn Haudg, Ronald Henderson. Theresa Harrcr, Volvo! Haman. Miss Bavolak 101 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayle Dorf, Sandra Ellers. John Dwyer, Karen Engelhart. Darlene Doree. Almeda Eckley, Sue Dielrich. Shelly Doherty. Joseph Erdehl. Bonnie Dorr, Marilyn Dike. Kathleen Enstad, Susan Entiel, Bennin Domenquez. Paula Dean._ NOT PICTURED: Robin Doliber. Steven Dooley, Frankie Elliott, Gilbert Elliott, Debra Engstrom, Bradley Erickson, Mark Esters. Mr. Aim 102 LEFT TO RIGHT; Patricia Giles. Michelle Gardner, Michele Fatze. Sandra Gilmer, Linda Gilreath, Pamela Flagle, Kevin Fair, Barbara Gilmey. David Fitzgerald. NOT PICTURED: James Far-num. Phillip Fitzgerald, Carol Fleck, Christina Flocken, Mary Foster. Jeffrey Fontaine. Alfred Garcia, Lorraine Garcia, Sherrie Gardner, Chester Gilmore, Craig Gillespie. 76 Mrs. Keating 329B LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph McCerroll, Mary Madton. Linda Maieske, Wynelle Mamie, Gary Lustier. Marilyn Magnuton. Phillip McEthaney. Terrance Lynch. Velinda McCarter, Steve Merley. NOT PICTURED: Rath! Lundqu'tt, Barbara McAdoo. Patricia McCampbell, Loretta McClary. Vicki McE'wain. Renee Mack. Denise Mahome, Bonita Nickaboine. Michael McFoe, Charles Manson. Kenneth Masica. juniors Develop New Ideas at North Mr. Black hawk L.R. 74 LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bayland. Bessie Buckner, Yvonne Bridges. Patrick Brenny, George B'own. James Boyd. David Breti. Bernice Brown. Steven Brandt, Jill Buchaedt. 77 Mr. Schneider 325 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Zimmerman, Margaret Yurick, Linde Zachow. Nancy Wullf. Wondy Whalen. Lois Carter. Shirley Whaley. NOT PICTURED: Alan Wade. Frankie Waddell. Alice Wilkimon, Ray Williams, Mam'ne Wriqhf, Curtis York, Catherine Young. Sophs Wait to Jump Into Junior Year Mr. Cronin 310 LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Thompson, Araby Thompson. Susan Tollifson, David Thomas. Toni Thompson, Becky Tynf, Robert Tollifson. Margaret Tyson. NOT PICTURED: Kenneth Taylor. Carol Temple. Jean Theisen. Quteses Trotter, Micheal Tucker, Michael Turner Debra Tulkki, Lele Trammel, James Thompson. Cecil Wayman. 78 79 Mr. Litstrom 218 LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Alttadt. Jean Amundten, Douglai Anderton, Debra Anderton. Carol Allen. Steve Amtler, Terry Adamt, John Anderton. Janet Anderton. NOT PICTURED: Ethella Bell, field, Donald Booth, Bruce Andrejzchick, Marl Anderton, Donald Amundten, Bonita Anderton, Vellerie Berry, Terry Burtton. Happiness Is Being a junior Miss Connors 227 LEFT TO RIGHT; Michael Boulla Stephanie Brown. Richie Campbell. Guy Coutin. Mary Boyle Dennit Brown, Janet Brenny. Julene Boulduc. Roger B'outteau. Cart Bube'i. Danielle Callahan. Elizabeth Campbell. Peter Brown. NOT PICTURED: Patricia Braziel. Robert Cable. Richard Carlbom. John Cody. 80 Mr. B. johnson 129 LEFT TO RIGHT: Patrick Keefe. Dan Jorgenson. Gerald Keymes, Albert King, Paul Kli� , Vance Gordon. Gerald Keller, Nora Kgrnowskar, Thomas Kenny. Nancy Kallunky, Jean Kan. Nancy Johns, Patricia Krefty, Karen Karia. Mr. Soltys 202 81 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerome Lankford. Peter Lovo'entx, Laurie Larson, Roger Krueger. John Louiainen, Candice Lawrence, Janet Krych, Rondy Korio. Kerry Larson. Michael Landa, Eugon Lemanczik, Jerry Lease. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Lechner. Jean Lachnerm. Kelly Larson, Janet Lindsay, Frank Laser. Mrs. Dahl 327 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Canon. Mary Conley, Daniel Chamber . Phyllis Colling, Genevieve Contreras. Jerome Clerk, Joanne Carroll, Mary Covey, loVonnc Carson. Carol Champagne Diane Chambers. NOT PICTURED: Weslly Carson, Kelly Crandall, Gary Caviness. Janice Carter, Ricky Cousin, Barbara Clark, Forrest Chauncey. WITH J U N I O R SPIRIT Mr. Moen 308 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Olson, Phyllis Neumann. Thomas Nodsle, Michael Milstroh. Val Novak, Glenn Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Sarah Lotzer, Vicki Marlow, Russ McLaughlin, Karen Movolte, Alan McClary. Juli Newage, Clairene Nybcrg, Edward Neal. Wyman Norwood, Robert Olson, Paul Oman, Guy Newman. Miss Knud son 300A LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerri Sund. Richard Bies, Gerold Bares, Wayne Bergan, Jackleen Sezcnski. Randall Swenson. Gary Suddoth. NOT PICTURED: Wallace Bace. Robert Berglund, Donald Berry. Rick Blanchard. Teri 8lakeborough, Curtis Bode)!, Vicki Bohn. Ricky Brunner. Arthur Blond. Vicki 8ethke. Robert Bcnjomin, Charles Benish, Matthew Barge, Milton Sfenson, Doug Stenson. Larry Strobel. Linda Suddeth. 82 Mrs. Hartse 209 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonita Skeesick, Leonard Parker. Cynthia Parson. Gloria Parker, Carylon Patton, Thom a i Pettiford. Colleen Parkhurjt, Richard Scholl. Gwendolyn Phillips. NOT PICTURED: Paul Pastian. Robert Patterson. Darwin Pcschong. Dcric Dickens, James Pollack. John Porraxzo, Jeffrey Peterson, Anthony Pasek, Bernadette Pettiford. Kenneth Polland, Joseph Powers. Miss Gorrilla 320 LEFT TO RIGHT: John Gloppen, Larry Fritxe. Larry Endahl. Sandy Dietrich, Delwin Gjelhaug. Genevieve Gobali, Debra Dcziel. NOT PICTURED: Terry Duaga. Vanassa Farrell, Phyllis Gilreath, Russ Gobeli. Debra Goodwin. Betty Gordon, 8eth Cormally. Kenneth Graves. David Gray, Jerry Gronau, James Gustafson, David Ditty. Mr. Springen 311 LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Tollefson. Winston Tounsend, Kay Teunge, Margie Trommel, Margie Trciemerf. Chrisiene Trutwin. Susan Troyer. Diane Tripp. NOT PICTURED: Nor-man Tapio. Tracy Taylor, Lisa Terenninq. Maymc Thompson, Bobbie Toylor. Elizabeth Taylor, Debra Theisen. Gene Tormonen, Darlene Tuomi, Carol Thompson. 83 Mr. Brown-Mr. Butterfield 326-119 LEFT TO RIGHT: Je� ri Sund, Richard Bier Gerold Barer Wayne Bergen, Jackyleen Sezenski, Randall Swanson, Gary Suddefh. NOT PICTUREO: Wallaco Bait, Robert Berglund, Donald Berry. Rick Blanchard. Teri Blakebourough, Curtis Bodell, Vicki Bohn. Ricky Brunner. Arthur B'ond. Vicki Bethke, Robert Benjamin. Charles Bcnish, Motthew Borge, Milton Stenson, Doug Stonson, Lorry Strobel, Linda Suddeth. A Junior With Pride Mr. L. Hanson 12 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Heimendinger. Irene Harriman. Bonnie Holvorson. Marilyn Hanson. Russell Henderson. Timothy Haas. David Hollquist. Ronald Hero. NOf PICTURED: Victoria Hagg, Glenn Hardge, Lee Giles. Charles Haydon. Betty Hcrshkovitz, David Halonen. 84 Mr. Brophy 111 LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Davis. Steven Ellington. Chuck Everson. Frank Duffy. Thomos Davis. Stan Dotseth, Ricardo Dyer. Allen Dupay. Doris Edwards. Mary Erko. Gaye Davcton. Wendy Ernst. Dorothy Elliot. Melanie Dixon, Connie Erickson. Mrs. Beckwith 306 LEFT TO RIGHT: Steven Bell. Davis Bell, David Baltus, Darrel Ayers. Steven Crandall, Patrick Belden, Damon Cuff, Nancy Bates Potrico Belden. NOT PICTURED: Ray Baker, James Axel-son. Barbara Atlas, Denise Augustine. Robert Bean. Douglas Bag-ley. Miss Lang 319 LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Roslin. Bruce Raeken, Peter Ruone. Mark Rohrback. David Rundlcs. Jesn RogaUki Potriclo Slavik. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Percy. Micheol Rivers, Paul Ruedcbusch, Betty Persons. Shirley Ridgley. Susan Payne. Brenda Rose. Phyllis Rowland. Fran Schwartz. Betty Roberts, Johnny Rundlcs, Tony Pierson. Judy Skowronek. 85 Mr. Steuber 77 LEFT TO RIGHT: George Viito. Steven Turner, Charles Vaughn, Karop Welch, Steven Walter, Barbara Wadsworth, Jean Waeranlemi, Ray Turner, Sandra Voller. Mott 8alppu. Oesco Wore, James Waller. Mr. Hope 300B LEFT TO RIGHT: Micki Shond. Morfi Seiffert. John Schureina, Randy Riddle, Dear Steinbeck, William Simpson. Karen Seheunemon, Diana Walters. 86 Mr. Hartse L.R. 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Hodges. Gary Heubcrt, William Jacobson, Dorothy Iverson, Bonnie Hitch, Ron Heubner. Stanford Hein . Richard Hubbard. Diane Hodge, John Hughes. Donna Hopkins, Ruth Hudson, Valeda Hill, Sandra Himes, Darnell Jackson, Laura Jankowski. Terry Hofdahl. Juniors Orbit North Mr. Pixley Aud. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Pribylo. Frenklin Regginti. Sheila Reins. Michael Percy, Michael Reese. Valerie Rassat, John Penland. Roger Pryde. Diane Ringgold, Steven Pathode. Steven Sathcr, Patricia Peabody. Richard Perdue, Susan Reinhart. Karen Peasha. NOT PICTURED: Janet Payne. Vera Piero. Ted Pritchett. Mory Rasmussen. Kay Redning. Jomes Reuss. Thomas Rice. Lolita Richardson. LyneMc Richardson. Natalie Riley, Fred Samuels. Michael Sanders, Paul Sandwick. Richard Schleif. 87 Mr. Frye 13 LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Gib� , Frank Ford. Ralph Galloway. David Furset-xer, Tamara Fitzgerald, Jean Foss, Veronica Gagne. Jackie Daugherty, Sandra D e m r y, James Green, Christopher Fetxe. David Garcia. Mrs. Matson 321 LEFT TO RIGHT: David Lindstrand. David Nelson, Debra Montgomery, David Murphy, Donna Nelson, Chester Montgomery, Raymond Whaler. Milton Miller, Elizabeth Moran. Marvo Moore, Paula Moraler, V a I a r i e Mimikus. Charles Nelson. Miss Carter 125 EFT TO RIGHT: Mari Jo Oliver, Mike Marquart, Lisa McCarter. Bonnie Misca, Cethrine Mennie, Valerie Mckinney. LuAnn Major. Brooks McCay. NOT PICTURED: Debrah McClay, Theresa McGowan. Debrah Moore. Nettie Moore. Suzanne Murschel. Martti Mannoja. Dan Moxey, Dan Meadows. Otis Mays. Carmen Oliver, Charlynn Martin. Mrs. Sanders 229 LEFT TO RIGHT: Edwin Miles. Prescott Little. Debra Berg. Irving Loftus, Sharon Lowe. NOT PICTURED: Robin Lockcdall, Thomas Loftus. Ronald Oliver. Earnest Luster. Anita Magnan. Robert Mehova, Charles Murphy. Mr. Conway 276 LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian Lindgren. Williom Llowellyn. Randall Jarvi, Cindy Johansen. Gory Johnson, Janette Johnson. NOT PICTURED: June Lewis. Gary Johnson, Michael Johnson. Ida Johnson, Jecquette Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Brenda Johnson. Eric Jordan. Kathy Jenkins. Robert Lang, Richard Johnson. Sfevo Johnson. Ricky Jones. Charles Jobe. Karen Johnson. Carol Johnson. Mr. Zanoni 215 LEFT TO RIGHT: Leslie Wyrick. Keith White, Gary Zachman. Edward Ygricfc. Mickey Wragg. Leopold Williams. Carolyn Williams. Kevin Winn. Jay Zed e, Joseph Wirth, Carol Zewis-lak. Diane Wuollet, Theresa Wood. NOT PICTURED: Roxanne Yurch. Jeanne Zahn. Richard Woldorsky, Darrell Young. Carol Wickiund, John Whitehead. 89 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Miller. Peggy Donohue. Jerry Leech. Toni Munnich. King Ed Brown. Ruth Spellmon. Debby Certer. Mett Binder. Barb Skogen, Tim Carlton. Band Accomplishes 90 Hello yearbook reodors: The pictures you aro looking at are thoso of the 1970 Holiday Rovuo: Mission Improbable. The Rovuo was ingoniously constructed by tho North High Band undor the direction of Gerald Oakvik. Their plan was to present a band concert while incorporating a uniquo and versatile talont show. Some of the acts contributing were: tho Black Choir, Sioux Janikowski who playod guitar and sang folk songs, Bornico Brown, Bruce Rumpf who ployed the harmonica and sang, tho I.P.M.'s, Tony Carter and his singing group, and the Polarottos. Tho event took place on Wodnosday, February 4th and Friday. February 6th. There was a fair turnout both nights. Wednesday evening was highlighted by the Sno-King Coronation and Friday evening by the Sno‘ Boll with a turnout not equal to that of Homecoming. The music was provided by the North Coost. Tho Holiday Rovuo provod to bo mission accomplished. Improbable Mission King Edward Brown and escort Ruth Spollmon. North’s Sno Week really boat the others cold. Starting Monday. February 2. w.th the wind chilly 52 degroes bolow zero, the annual challenge auditorium with Mike Smith, master of ceremonies, was under way. Results of tho challenges wore: YTcens trouncod ’N’ Club in football: the class of 70 whipped the faculty in volleyball: the yearbook staff defeated the nowspapcr staff in a risque hula hoop contest: Spanish Club outvolleyed the German Club to win their annual volleyball game: the choir defeated the band in the annual band choir basketball gamo; and tho classes of '71 and 72 dofoated themsolves in the hall docorating contest. A rise and shino Sno Wook breakfast was hold Wednesday. February 4. at 6:30 A.M. at Uncle John's Pancake House. The day was topped off by tho coronation of King Edward Brown at the 1970 Holiday Revue: Mission Improbable. Friday, February 6. ended the week with tho annual Sno Ball with music by tho North Coast. 5no W Together we've decorated. 92 Fantastic, Even Carried Away! ABOVE: Rick Millar believei breakfast is pancakes at He eats his steak sandwich. Mike Smith, alias Uncle John, greets the early risers for the Sno Week breakfast. Sevitta Ford and Mary Mays were soloisti for North's Black Choir, which sang a the Holiday Revue. 93 ft F! ST ROW: John Hughes. Darrell Avan. Doug Stine. Tom Kenny. C«p� . Andy Fischer. Cept. Jerry Leech. Damon Caff. Ray Turner. Greg Barringer. Reete Dyer. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Chuck Nelton. Gory .Sudduth. Ron Belt. Otlt Mayt Gary GIbbt. Ron Schipper Tom Pox.ntki, Don Berry. Rick Hodget. Mike Marquerdf. Tony Pierson. Tim Ittacton. Mgr. Rick Heller. THIRD ROW: Coach Don Sovell, Everett rettiford, Curtis Jordan Jim Greer. Dave Rundlet. Jeff Fortin. Terry Burtfon. Chuck Balenger. Steve Smith. Bill Jecobton, Steve Amtler Frank Cembali. FOURTH ROW; Greg Hubert. John Rundlet. Chuck Wilton, Chuck Hayden, Kevin Smith, Ralph Galloway. Frank Ford Jeff Umberger, Andy Motkal. Cherlet Eve'son, Coach Dick Chakelit. Polars Take Home Fourth Showing Polar Power. North ended strong, finishing fourth in the city conference. We ended the season with a 34-14 romp over the Marshall-U Cardinals. Coach Don Sovoll had a very young and inexperienced team to work with. Eight seniors and one sophomore returned from last year's squad. With an excellent showing by the underclassmen, North High football has much to look forward in the coming years. In the first game of the season, North recaptured the Northside Championship by beating arch rival Henry. Damon Cuff highlighted the game with an eighty-five yard touchdown run that won the game for North. Co-capt. Jerry leach was awarded the Minneapolis Star's Scores lineman of the Week award for his offensive and defensive lino ploy. North ...20 Henry .. North played two games this year at Parado stadium. Opponents for North... ... 0 Central 36 these two gomes were Central and Woshburn. In both clashes North was North... ...21 South .. beaten badly. Central and Washburn finishod second and first, respectively. North... ... 6 Wayxata 18 in tho city conference. North... ... 0 Washburn ....42 Bouncing back after the hard loss to Control, the South Tigers were North. . . ...14 Edison . oasy prey for the spiritod North team. North ...10 West North traveled to the lake conference for tho next confrontation. Boforo North. . . ...14 Southwest ....24 a spirited Woxata homecoming crowd, the Trojans brought home a victory. North was hurt by some very questionable officiating. North... ...34 Marshall 14 With four games remaining. North had a very good chonce of finishing in the first division. North's best defensive effort was displayed in the Edi son game, but to no avail. Edison capitalized on four first half turnovers by North for their margin of victory. West was outclassed from the start in the Mud Bowl, better known as the Polar Homecoming victory. North finished a very respectable season with a loss to Southwest and a win over Marshall-U. 96 Offensive Linemen C. Balenger, T. Issacson. T. Poxinski. B. Watson. J. Loach. R. Dyer. A. Moskal. S. Smith. Co-captains Boom Boom Fischer and Suck'em Up” Leach. Offensive Backs 97 E. Pettiford, R. Bell. C. Jordan, R. Schipper, A. Fischer. F. Cambell, T. Burston, G. Barringer. Keep reaching, and we can make itll 98 Good timet, bad timet Catch me if you can! Football !$ over. memorie are all that’ left. Heod football coach Don Sovoll, ii with hi team all the way. Smile a little mile for met The green, green gran of home. 99 Tiptoe through the Tulip ! Wilton elgdet opponent. I lost my contecttl Knock the tern hill out of theml Here't Frank Ford I He we choten motf valuable player, and nomi-noted the Alf-City team and elected the 1970-71 Captain. 1st ROW: Manager Kenny Tice. R'chard Newman. Harold Clark. Steve Markey. Gralg Nelson. Peter Holden. Terry Letourneau Bill Quan Larry Gray Dave Johnson, 2nd ROW: Coach Bleckhewk. Dave K autjman, Aaron Rivers. Glenn Kidd. Ken Cattleman j0tn Dwyer Jerry Anderton, Robert White. John Berglund Dennit Howard, Bob Boylan. Michael Turner. Jrd ROW: Brian Baab, Ed Mudge Alan Smith David Lindvall Don Eubank . Joe Erdall, Ernie Harper. Richard Rokow, Steve Brandt. Billie Pattenon, Charles Scott. Richard Luka. Mike Ketter, Coach Thompson. Sophomore Football North High' tophomore football team really had a good soavon. tay Coach Richard Thompson. He also felt his team had tho best sophomore defense in the city, but had a few problem with offense. Our sophomores really had a lot of potential, and should help moke our varsity squad a great team next year. Scores NORTH....12 Henry ........12 NORTH.... 18 South ...... 6 NORTH.... 0 Washburn ...13 NORTH.... 0 Central .... 6 NORTH....20 West ..........6 NORTH.... 0 Edison ......6 NORTH.... 0 Southwest .... 6 Together We've Crossed Country FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Schmit, Robert Bcvard, Captain David Paananen John Laulainen. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT; Bruce Raeker Edward Jones Christopher Fatjo. Steven Bell. Tony Williams Todd Henning. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- Coach Mr. Richard Jacobson, Dwaine Pagel. Larry Rekowski, Edward Yurick, Gary Cava nets Lyle Heimindinger. A Victory During this past year Cross Country started off the 1970 season with a now coach. Mr. Richard Jacobson. Cross Country is considered an individual sport, mind over body. It's your own decision to move on. The boys cross the line individually and the school that places highest but scores lowest wins. The average course was recontly changed from two to three miles. The POLARS finished off the season with two exciting victories ovor South and Vocational. 102 Captain David faanenen Kent Kleven trie a balancing act. Sophs Excel Winter Sports Tom Connor shoots tor basket. Looking back over the season, Mr. Dick Robinson, tho coach of tho class of ‘71 basketball team, said the team hod a very successful season. Mr. Robinson, a now addition to the coaching staff tought physical education at Glonn Lake Home for Boys. He said that he thought that these boys, along with next year's returning lettermen. would be capable of winning next year's Stato Championship Title. Ono of tho koy games this soason was against Southwost. North was bohind by ono point going into the fourth quertor. only to come back by one point and win the game. The final score was 58-57. Other scores this season were North 67-Washburn 48. North 62-Central 31, North 60-Vocational 26, North 67-Marshall U. 43. and North 73-South 35. FIRST ROW: Larry Gray. Dennis Howard, Dave Johnson. Mike Turner. SECOND ROW: Jerry Anderson, Alan Smith. Tom Connors. Tom Peterson. Klent Kleven Jeff Forfon. 103 FIRST ROW: Chester Montgomery, Al McClary. Curfi Jordan, Coach Dick Thornton. Gary Gibs. SECOND ROW: Kevin Smith, Frank Ford, Rick Miller, Chuck Everton, Oavid Sell, Ralph Galloway, Tim Carlton. Chuck Wilton. North High ! Basketball team started out with a competitive year and ended with second place in the city. Mr. Dick Thompson was aided by captains Tim Carlson and Rick Miller. Both had fine leadership and high scholastic averages. Surprisingly, a sophomore. Kevin Smith, played in varsity competition. North’s basketball team received tremendous support from the student body during tho season. North's overall record was 12-5 and the Conference record was 8-2. The averages of the players were: Chuck Everson—14, Kevin Smith—13. Al McClary—II, Frank Ford—10, John Dozier—9. Rick Miller—7. Ralph Galloway—6. Tim Carlson—5. Curt Jordan—5. and Chuck Wilson—3. North traveled to Fridley Grace and was defeated with a score f 50-60. Also we travrled to St. Cloud Cathedral and Detroit Lakes. Both were defeats, but the Polars defeated Fergus Falls with a score of 62-40. These non-conference games apparently gave the team valuable e«periences to do well in conference games. Starting out in the Confarence with two wins from Rosemount and Washburn, the Polars declined and fell to Central. To prove tho superior ability of the Polars we went onward to win the Northside Championship by defeating Henry 54-49. NORTH.. Conference Scores ...61 NORTH.. 36 Central ...59 NORTH.. Vocational ... ...35 NORTH. Southwest ... ...53 NORTH. 69 Marshall ...65 NORTH. South ...43 NORTH. West ...72 NORTH. 54 Henry NORTH. Edison ...60 NORTH. Roosevelt . ..60 NORTH. Non-Conference Scores ...60 NORTH. St. Cloud NORTH Cathedral .... ...55 NORTH. St. Paul NORTH Highland .... ...40 NORTH. Detroit Lakes ...57 NORTH. Fergus Falls .. ...56 104 Kevin Smith ii thankful Ban takei the worry out of being dote. My guys are the only ones that con dribble on the floor and get away with it. Polars Fight for Victory Curt Jordan � eream� . who filled the Ralph Galloway triei to avoid op-ball with heliuml” ponent at he lookt for a North man. 105 106 Basketball Gets Full Support Swimmers Claim They're Not All wet Swimming. as put by a mom-bar of the North High School Swim Team, is a constant struggle to avoid drowning. Coach Tomlinson led the team, captained by Don Smith and Tom Pozinski. to admirablo standings in City Competition compared to provious years. Coach Tomlinson ex-pacts to have an equally good or better team next year with many of the men returning. Although the team was plagued with injuries throughout the season, Captain Tom Pozinski admits, Wo held our own! ABOVE RIGHT; Discovering the mermaid on the side of the pool is captain Don Smith. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Steve Balster oyes competition at he does the backstroke. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Tomlinson artistically observes the finer points of the mermaid otso. CENTER FAR RIGHT: Matt Rowlcs yells encouragement to Tom Pozinski swimming the four-hundred yard free style 9ELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Dale Tomlinson. Ed Ruf, Steve Balster, Don Smith, Tom Pozinski, Matt Rdwles. SECOND ROW: Todd Honning. Alex McMurphy, Martv Hartfield, Davo Schmidt. Steven Bell, Gary Caviness. Tim Stolarcryk. FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dal Bevard. Wayne Pastow. Daryl Ay«r� . Terry Letouffleau. John Hughes. Glen Per . SECOND ROW: Tim Isaacson. Donald Berry. Edward Jon«� . Gary Suddeth. Arthur Harris. Alan Dupay, Brian Dupay. THIRD ROW: Bob Bevard. Richard Hubbard, Lowell Kerner, Mike White. Mike Marquart. Richard Scholl. Randy Vanseth. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Blackhawk. John Rundles. Bill Patterson. Charles Hayden, Ricky Cousin. Bob Boyland, Jonathan Graham, Mr. Chakolii. Matmen Improve Over Past Richard Chakolis' first full year as wrestling coach proved to be the revival of the toam. as this year's record was the best that North has had for the last seven yoors. Even under the strains of a young inexperienced team the athletes did a fine job during this season. Coach Chakolis commented. With the great majority of the team sophomoros and juniors, the prospects for a good team next season are very good. Captains this year were Donald Berry and Tim Isaacson. RIGHT: Captains, Tim Isaacson and Donald Berry in e practice match. BELOW: Robert White holds the advantage over Roosevelt. 109 Under coach Pat Cronin and the leadership of sonior captains Larry Streleck and Quinn Bergman, the Polars placed third in the city conference. Skiing is comprised of three events: Slalom, crosscountry. and jumping, the latter being the strongest this year. Unlike cross country, slalom had the greatest number of skiers. Before the snow fell, tho ski team was often seen running up and down tho stairs ond around tho halls getting ready for the big season ahead of them. Next year will be another great year. Ovor half the team will bo back again to face the cold days of competition. RIGHT: Captains Larry Streleck and Quinn Bergman ask. Is this 1.44 KCALNOL6 H, -fOj HjO (I) (g) (s) 110 Skiers Slide Into a Slick Third fcw � ABOVE LEFT: Quinn quarries, It thi� what you mean by a three point landing? FIRST ROW; Coach Pat Cronin. Peter Hoag. Eric Aletky. SECONO ROW: Robert Haberman. William Jacobten. Larry Streleck. Quinn Bergman. THIRD ROW: Mike Boulko. Dwaine Pagel. Andy Oet-mond. Mike Patenteau. FOURTH ROW: Gary Zachman. Timothy Haa . NOT PICTURED: Marti {The Kid) Mannoie. Ill lit ROW; Manager. Ken Larson, Brian Rowlci. John Moore. Richard Hodgei, 8rian lindgrcn. Goalie, Peter Lcverenti, Thornai Kenny ?nd ROW: Chuck Gleason, Mr. Aim, Kevin Winn, John Earley, Dave Lindvoll, Steve Amsler, Danny Babin, Bruce Anderson, Emo Elmquist. Polars Have Pucker Power In conference play the North Hockoy Toam won 6 and lost 8 qames, which was good for a seventh place finish. The first six places played each other twice and the lower five played each other twice. The highlight of the season was a trip to Detroit Lakes and Fergus Falls during the Christmas holiday during which we lost to Detroit Lakes 4-3 and beat Fergus Falls 9-4. The leading scorer on the team was Senior Ron Lind-gren and the second leading scorer was Junior Kevin Winn. The captains for this year were Chuck Gleason and Rod Lind-gren. Overall the record for the year was nine wins and twelve losses. There will bo eight returning iettermen for next year. NORTH.. 3 Henry 6 NORTH.. 5 Control .... 4 NORTH.. 0 Washburn .. 9 NORTH.. 5 Marshall ... 2 NORTH.. 2 Roosevelt .. 9 NORTH.. 2 West 5 NORTH.. 1 Southwost .. 11 NORTH.. 6 South 2 NORTH.. II Vocational . 1 NORTH.. 0 Edison 3 NORTH.. 2 Control .... 4 NORTH.. 5 Marshall ... 2 NORTH.. 8 Vocational .. 2 NORTH.. 3 South 5 112 Sophomore Hockey North High Sophomore Hockey Team, despite a losing season proved to be a more spirited opposition than many of the opponents had anticipated. The ex-wrestler. Bill Quan, turned in an excellent season in the nets. Two of the highlights of the soason were a fifteen to three victory over Central and a three goal final surge tying an aqgressive and over-confident Marshall U Team four to four. With the season at an end. several of the skaters are considering summer hockey to prepare thorn for the more rigorous demands of varsity hockey. Despite adverse weather conditions and the lack of toam practice opportunities the sophomoro pucksters, led by the steady play of Mike Hanson, Rick Rakow, Dave Steen, and Dave Lindwall provided a spirit of game competition characteristic of the North High tradition. 113 North's sophomore goalie at practice. Boys' Gymnastics North High School's Gymnastics team captured the spirit and support of all the students this past year. With hard work and practice they attained a rating of fourth in the state before entering into the regions. Despite the frequent injuries on the team the boys found guidanco in Coach Bruce Johnson, and leadership in Co-Captains Rick Dyer and Steve Megnuson. Some of the individual qymnests who are possible state champions are, Stan Dotseth. who works all round, Marcel Carlin, who is trying for a second state title for the Carlin family. Matt Valpu, Raymond Turner, and Wayne Bergen, another all round gymnast. Co-Captains Steve Megnuson and Ricardo Oyer. Cut it out, scissors. yells Coach Johnson to Marcel Ceriln who is demonstrating the 114 Wayne Bergen demonstrates an A class hand stand. BACK ROW: Matt Vollpu, Ray Turner. John Gloppen, Rick Palmer, Steve M agnuton, Ricardo Oyer, Coach Bruce Johnton. FRONT ROW: Mitchell Poterion, Wayne Bergen. Marcel Carlin. Stan Dotseth, Darnell Jackson. Steven Boyd. Jim Stevens. Matt Vallpu swings into an Eagle.' Baseball Golf Tennis 116 TENNIS: What appeared to be a bleak 1969 season of endless losses ended with a momentous surge as the North n'tmen finished the season with e three win. seven loss, siith place tie. Junior racketeers Tim Carlson, Morris Liborman, and Quinn Bergman were the team's master strokes, however the combined talents of seniors Mike Renner, Rick Palson and Bob Wendt, with the extra added power of two sophomores Gary Zechman and Chris Fatxa. rounded out the team. Prospects for this year are good, with the return of five of last year's starting seven and greater enthusiasm among North athletics. GOLF: The golf team of last year proved to b? quite successful. Their record was six wins and four losses. At the end of the season they went to districts and took second in the city. Two of the boys qualified for regionals. This year's team, coached by Mr. Cronin, consisted of twelve boys. Three of the returning six players were among last year's best. Thore were four sophomores, five juniors and three seniors on the team. The golfers were rated one of the five top teams in the city. We hope to take first in districts. said Matt Binder at the beginning of the season. Practice was held in the wrestling room twice a week until the weather warmed up. Then they went out to Theodore Wirth Golf Course every day after school throughout the season. BASEBALL: The prospects for the 1970 baseball season at North ere a little brighter than last year. The record for last year was two wins, nine losses. Some sophomores will add to this yoar's teem. Jeff Fortin and Jerry Anderson, who were ninth graders last year and who played with North's Sophomores. will be given a chance to make the varsity. Some Juniors who played on last year's Sophomore team are Frank Ford. Ray Morales. Dave Run-dies. Charles Wilson. Rick Hodges, and Doug Stino. Morris Liberman (left) concen trates on makinq a tmash hit. BELOW LEFT. FIRST ROW: Co-Captain Morris Liberman. Captain Tim Carlson. SECOND ROW: CKrit Fatxe Quinn Be'gmen. BACK ROW: Bob Bevard, Gary Zechman. BELOW. FIRST ROW: Greg Berrin. ger. Richard Haller, Bruce Hedge. Steve Smith Kevin Winn. BACK ROW: Alfred McClary. Kevin Smith. Rick Hodges. Chuck Wilson, Warner Jackson, Mark Jondell. Gordy Hingsly. Doug Stine. 117 Track Lewis Burnett's final year as head track coach for North beaan with a trophy. His boys onco again won the 1969 Twin City Indoor Track Meet. From there, they lost only one dual moot in city competition. However, the team had a bad day at the city champion-ship meet, ending up in third placo in final standings. Captains Bruce Pierson and Ralph Mason, both qualified to attend the State Meet, along with Tom Clark and juniors Bob Johnson, and Rick Miller. This year, with the loss of its seniors, the track team was coached by Mr. Barry Blackhawk as head coach, Mr. Dick Thomson, Mr. Richard Jacobson, and Mr. Larry Hartse. A small portion of this year's team is pictured below. FIRST ROW: Jim Thompson. Ray Turner, 8ob Johnson, Steve Sell. Wayne Bergen, Damon Cuff. Glenn Hardgo, Dave Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Randy Hanson. Lyle Heimingdinger. Ricky Palmer. Arthur Harris. Dave Sheppard, Dave Paananen. Scott Hall. Ricardo Dyer. Ralph Mason (right) is shown throwing the shotput. Also throwing the shot is Rick Miller (below right). Bob Johnson and Palmer Warrick handing off in the 800 yard relay (below). 118 FIRST ROW: Jeff Umbt tr, Urry Sonferr . Glenn Herdge. President Tim Cerlion. Secretary Marcel Cerlin, Treaiurer Morry Liberman. Tim Itaecson. Matt «'Pu; Ou nn Bergman. SECOND ROW: Bruce Andeciech. Deve Scbeppard, Andy Moikal. Mark Jondell. Jerry Leach, Tom Pofnib John tlmquuf Chuck Wilson. Gordy Hingely, Bruce Wa � on, Dave Schneider, THIRD ROW: Raymond Turner. Dwayne Pagel, Dick Haller, Larry Sfrcleck, Bruce Hodge. Stephen Smith, Matt Rowlei, Eric Aletky. Jim Carlton, Chris Fatie, Gary Cevinett, Matt Binder. N Club Gains Momentum FIRST ROW: Wayne Berger. Chuck Ballenger, Rick Hodget, Bruce Anderton. Ricardo Dyer, Bob Bevard. Reese Dyer, Scott Hall. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Bell, Stan Dotieth, Kevin Winn, Ed Yurick, Damon Cuff. Stephen Bell. Alan Dupay. Bob Johnton, Dave Paananen. Ron Schipper, Curt Jordan. THIRD ROW; Tom Kenney. Steve Magnuton, John Gloppen, Chuck Nelton. Arthur Harris. Lyle Heimingdinger. Todd Henning. John Early. Greg Barringer, John Lulainen, Brian Lindgren. and the surrounding community. This year the “N club was financially self-supported by selling refreshments at all the 'home football games and by stocking the first and second floor pop machines. The N club was also noted for its tremendous motivation behind this year's incomparably successful homecoming. The lettermen were also praised for their help in hosting all ‘home' meets in gymnastics and wrestling. The spring clean-up around the school has also given much praise and honor to the club. Highlights for the club included activities with other city and suburban lettermen clubs, movie nights and a spring banquet. ATHLETIC COUNCIL. DIRECTOR AND MANAGER. Naturally enough the Athletic Council was unable to stop for a picture because of their activities. They supervised all of North’s athletic competition and gave out awards. Also Mr. Lee Snell, athletic director, could be seen busy in his overcrowded office or selling game tickets in the student lunchroom. Catching the photographer is Mr. Lawrence Henson (left!. He has been keeping order in the equipment room since 1957. Reinitiated lest year by the club's adviser. Mr. Don Sovell. this year's N club has now become a permanent fixture in North's vast gallery of active associations which institute end generate enthusiasm at North by promoting club activities beneficial to the N club, the school, 119 Together We've Had a Ball STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Diana Chamber . Li a McCarthy. Carol Zawielak. Linda Neuberger, Velinda McCarty, Therta Scott. FRONT: Pat Wicklund, Nora Kurkoski. NOT PICTURED: Lori William . Carolyn William . Badminton Badminton it a foam tport that requires individual effort, and the “Birdie girls! sure put out a lot of it. Even though few games wero won as a team, Pat Wickland and Nora Kurkoski were very � trong players. Miss Mary was the badminton coach and tho also taught modern dance. If good sportsmanship and sp'rit wero tho game the girls would have won e gold medal. Tennis Our North girls in Tonnis had a smashing time this past year. The team consisted of almost all new players and oven with this handicap, the girls finished seventh out of ten in the city. The Tennis coach was Miss Knudson, assisted by Miss Tromle. Even through the losses the girls had a boll. 122 LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen McKinney, Lite McCorter, Nora Kurkowski, Jean Thureson, Lori William , Donna Hopkin . Diana Chambers. Mi � Knudson. Together We've Arabesqued LEFT; Lori William cart off with the greatest of ease. ABOVE: A demonstration on the balance beam. Gymnastics TKo Gymnastic Team con i ted entirely of sophomore and junior . They practiced two or three time a week. The successful team wa advised by Mr . Keating. The mott popular event wat floor exorcise. Tho team ha high hope for next year. FIRST ROW: Nancy Remteyv Chri Krier, Patti Guttuf-� ©n. Gayle Kvarntov, Debbie Booth. Irene Harrimon. Lori Larton. SECONO ROW: Jeannie Thureton, Julie Simmon . Linda Heimendinger, Oebbie Nelson. THIRD ROW: Nancv Connor , Bonita Pearson Janet Brenney. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hagan. Lori William . 123 Swimming Many obstacle complicated the girls swimming team this season. Sophomoros and Juniors made up the majority of the team. Their inexperience however was compensated by their team enthusiasm. Eva Gregor (left), the only senior on the team, won first place in city diving competition. The team practiced twice a week at Olson and Franklin Jr. Highs. Mrs. Shirly Keating, team advisor, explained she was hopeful for next year's season. With tho return of most of the girls, junior high recruiting, and the help of incoming sophomores, next year looks promising. 125 TOGETHER WE'VE DAN Anothor yeor ha gone by. The face of North’ dance line, the Polarette . change but the smiles and applause they received from tho student remain the same! Making outfits, selling candy and cermel apples, and of course dancing, are only a few of the activities that make up tho girls busy schedule. They performed ofton at games and pep fests. adding a tpocial spirit to tho whole school. Tho Polaretto captain for 1969-70 was Shirloy Anderson and the Polarette cocaptains woro Kathy Kranti and Ann LaBrie. The Polarette adviser was Marcia Bystrom, who was tho advisor for Y-Teens. also. Togethor, with tho help of Shirley and Marcia, the girls raised onough money for jackets. This achievement as well as their dancing is something tho girls and North High can bo proud of. 126 Polarette Executive Committee: RIGHT captains. Wendy Weber. Secretary. TO LEFT; Peggy Oonohuc, Ann LaBrie. Kathy Kranfz, Co Hey baby, want to dance? tayj Phylii Gilrcath and Kathy Kronti to anyone who would listen. RIGHT TO LEFT: Wendy Weber. Secretory; Polarette ceptoin. Shirley Anderton and Polarette Adviior Marcia Bystrom. 127 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Spcllmon [Sr.), Monica Culhane (Sr.). Judy Olson (Jr.). Mary Boyle (Jr.), LeAnn Mcl-lond (Sr.). Janet Brcnny (Jr.). Caroline Williams (Jr.). Lori Williams (Jr.). Spirited Cheerleaders Rally Spectators Captain Ruth Spellmon soys Boars Have Soul. B-Squad TOP TO BOTTOM: Shannon Riley, Debbie Krcn . Sue Arenr, Janice Holvorson. Mary Madson, Shelley Doherty. 128 ABOVE: The 69 70 Polar Bear . Kay Tuenge and Connie Moon pose for one of their finer photog'opht. RIGHT: Barb Beauchamp cheers on the crowd as she performs the splits. Under the direction of Captain Ruth Spollmon, tho cheerleaders became tho life force of the Sports Activities at North. Enthusiastically they cheered on the football, basketball ond hockey teams through victories and dofoats. Chosen in tho spring, the girls worked hard during the summer months in preparation for tho 1969-70 sports events. With much practice aftor school, tho girls led tho whole school through the athlotic seasons with a burst of SCHOOL SPIRIT! What sporting function of North High could have been a success without tho presence of the 1969-70 Polar Bears? Bears have soul! was tho cry heard and by boosting the morale of the whole school during the sport season the Polar Bears proved this. Mascots were chosen for their personality and ability to cheor. Both ore essential qualities in reflecting and orousing good SCHOOL SPIRIT! 129 ABOVE. FIRST ROW: Judy Olson. Roby Hemphill. Peqgy Donohue. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Haberman. Connie Eidcm, Barb Beauchamp. THIRD ROW; Sue Benson, Kim Olson. Debbio Swanson. Yvonne Williams. LEFT: Louise Siner, Mary Ekro. ond Carolyn Paflen reach for fhe sky. Modern Donee is a way of expressing ourselves. Tho class was headed by Miss Josephson. They met two nights a week and performed at other schools. The traditional Modern Dance Auditorium was held at end of the year. Kim Olson Sue Benson and Connie E'dem demonstrate on Ann Cavanaugh, Vel Novae ord Gloria Thompson demonstrate o original pose. c.rculor composition. Together We Danced FIRST ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ekro Gloria Thompson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Wollt. Carolyn Patten. Kathy Mannie. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Cavanaugh, Valerie McKinny, Val Novae. Louise Siner, Poxie Krueger. 131 Senior Committee Many studonti participated in the Senior Com-mittees this year helping to plan Prom. Senior A Day. Commencement, Cap and Gown, and Class Song. With the help of our faculty and Senior Advisor. Mr. Pormuth. our senior activities wore a success. Senior Committees not pictured are: Senior Budgot. Commencement. Cap and Gown, and Class Song. Senior-A Day FIRST ROW: Mark Prince. Sue Skouby. Ron Schipper. Shirley Anderson. Miko Smith. SECOND ROW: Bob Saotcla. Paul Sothcr. Diane Schlectcr. Dave Schippard, Nancy Sinnet. Advisor; Mrs. Saunders, 8arb Schipper. Barb Skogen, Gary Zachman! Nancy Shuring. Wo havo to do this!?, for a picturo? Prom Students who participated in Prom Committee arc left to right: Wendy Weber, Karen Kukor, Debra Carter, Morris Liberman. Panic Krueger. Miko Smith. Sue Miller, Ann Cavonagh, Gail Zachman, Sue Janikowski. Advisor: Mr. Hansen. Prom; stag or fag? 134 135 Marshall Abell Phyllis Abell Susan Alexander Michael Allen Barbara Anderson Bruce Anderson Julie Anderson Shirley Anderson 136 Daniel Anderson John Anderson Most School Spirit: Donette Johnson and Mike Smith Hi, I'll coll you loter; I'm busy hoving school spirit. Ricky Andrade Alan Angorhofer Alice Angerhofer Lynn Ankney Ronald Ashmead Terri Aswegan Linda Bailey Charles Balenger Steven Balster Brad Balvin Simon Bank Thomas Barnard 137 138 Gregory Barringer Barbara Beauchamp Gregory Beaulieu William Beclcey Linda Belden Ethella Bellfield Larry Bengtson Pamela Benson Most Ambitious: Lynda Lohse and Morris Liberman Giddy-up Polar bear, we've got to find Lynda. Ernest Berg Quinn Berqman Katherine Bergsland Janice Berkeypile Val Berry Matthew Binder Linda Bisson Terry Bodell Patricia Booth Michael Brandt Patricia Brandt Michael Brenny 139 140 Dianna Brefr Ella Brown Loretta Brown Maggie Brown Patricia Brown Jackie Burdick tfSSSfl I •••ft.. Edwina Burkhalter Angela Caldwell Most Likely To Succeed: Diane Hepokoski and Tim Carlson We're high on succeis. Frank Campbell Wayne Campbell Steve Canavan Marcel Carlin Linda Carling James Carlson Timothy Carlson Debra Carter Michael Carter Tony Carter Cindy Catcher Ann Cavanagh Marzella Chathan Jeanne Cholcal 141 Bobbette Christensen Janice Christenson Jessie Clark Richard Clark Larry Coleman Elaine Colstrom 142 Robert Cooklock Deborah Cosert Cutest Couple Connie Eidem and Matt Rowles Cut out that neck-ing. Dan Covey Lynetfe Cuff Monica Culhane Barbara Cullen Patricia Dahlbloor Susan Dahlin Karen Davis Michael Davis Sandra Davis Denise Dayon Susan Defer Margaret Deforge Barbara Dike Robert Ditsch 143 Paul Ditty Michael Dixon Leila Dohrwardt Luela Dohrwardt Dolores Donahue Gary Donley Terry Duggan Reese Dyer 144 Margaret Donohue James Dreon Shyest: Bonnie Flemming and Bob Johnson Cought-Y«- Darrell Eagon John Earley John Eckblad Connie Eidem Roger Ekert Susan Ellingson John Elmquist Linda Engelhart Susan Erickson Richard Fahey Dana Farnum Dennis Fenlon 145 146 Andrew Fischer Irene Fleclc Bonnie Fleming Maria Flemings Monica Florey Savitta Ford Pamela Fraser Penny Fraser Cutest Smile: Barb Skogen and Dave Paananen Set appeal Peggy Gasner Sharon Gates Elizabeth Green Eva Greqor Monica Grovdahl Marilyn Gulbranson ” - ’- L Joann Haberman Vronney Hagelin Estelle Hall Scott Hall Richard Haller Donna Hallstrom 147 I 148 Denise Hanka Norman Hanninen Paul Harris Larry Hauqlie Ruby Hemphill Evelyn Henderson Dean Hendrickson Suanne Hengemuhle Most Athletic: Patti Wicklund and lerry Leach Barbara Hentges Diane Hepokoski Debra Herr Shirley Hetland Gloria Hickman Brenda Hill Donna Hillukka Gloria Hime Gordon Hingeley Bruce Hodge Barbara Holzheu Timothy Hopkins Denise Hyde Diana lacono 149 Timothy Isaacson Warner Jackson Sue Janikowski Pamela Janke Christine Johnson Donnette Johnson Best Dressed: Connie Moon and Greg Barringer Melanie Johnson Robert L Johnson •f.’t Biggest Flirts: Paxie Krueger and Ron Lindgren Mark Jondall Roberta Johnson 150 David Jones Kathy Jones Sandra Jones Richard Jorgensen John Juetten Judith Jung Marilyn Kaczmarzyk Jackie Ketter Bruce Kiesling Best Figure and Best Physique: Carol Zoet and Steve Magnuson John Kiesner Lynette Kingman James Kitchen 151 Beit figure and betf phy ique, or i if betf physique and belt figure? Janice Klugman Elmer Knutson Mary Koeplin Lowell Koerner Thomas Koosmann Kathy Krantx David Krein Edward Kroulik Wittiest Penny Fraser and Bruce Watson I’ve got this case fc Penny. Paxie Krueger Keren Kuker Ann LaBrie John Ladwig Gail Lamont Sharon Landa Charles Landeau Robert Lang Susan Lange Evelyn Larson Mary Lasho Jerry Leach Mary Lefebyre Raymond Legro 153 Robert Leighton Joe Lemmerman Douglas Lenhart 154 Barbara Lewis Martha Lewellyn Morris Liberman Ronald Lindgren Melvin Lindholm Friendliest Barbara Anderson and Kenny Tice Joyce Logsdon Lynda Lohse Rosita Luna Richard Lyke Deborah Macrae Steven Magnuson Michael Majeske Lawrence Mannie Denise Markey Mary Marshall Merrilee Maxwell Mary Mays Shelley McCoy Theresa McGowan 155 156 Leann Melland Susan Miller Michael Milstroh Constance Moon Debby Moore Nettie Moore Lyle Morrow Sharon Morrow Most Feminine and Most Chivalrous Peg Donohue and Rick Miller Marvin Morse Andrew Moslcal Leann Muenchow Deborah Munden Toni Munnich Sandra Munson Charles Murphy Linda Murphy Dennis Nelson Donna Nelson Jack Nelson Russell Nelson Richard Neuberger Vicki Neumann 157 Joann Neumiller Carolann Newville Gloria Niclc Michaeline Nikiel Cheryl Nordstrom Becky Nye Barbara O'Bresky Thomas O'Brien 158 Most Talented jo Haberman and Everett Petti ford Give mo five.' Margaret Ohern Connie Olson Kim Olson Roger Olson Jean Oltman Shirley Opheim Susan Oppegard David Paananen William Paqel Maxine Pankonin Virginia Penn Diane Perkins Donna Perkins Betty Persons 159 Johnn Peterson Paul Peterson Ruth Peterson Thomas Peterson Everett Pettiford Richard Politte 160 Janet Polo Thomas Pozinski Most Desirable Date Debby Carter and Chet Bogucki Another boring Friday night.' Mark Prince Leroy Rapke Karen Rasmusson Vicky Rasmusson Joel Rein Ronald Reinking James Reuss Pauline Richardson Shirley Ridgely Shirley Rogers Vicky Rollen Judy Roslin Rebecca Roufs Matthew Rowles 161 Edward Ruf Marie Rust Robert Saatela Paul Sather David Scheppard Nancy Scheuring Barbara Schipper Diane Schleeter Best Dancers Shirley Anderson and Ed Brown Duo to the fact that Shirley and Ed were dancing the night away1 they misted the deadline for the Hall of Fame pictures. 162 Kathryn Schmidt Kathleen Scholl Frances Schwartz Lawrence Schwirti Janice Shelton Nancy Sinnett Barbara Slcogen Susan Skouby Betty Small Vicky Smiley Donald Smith Linda Smith Lorelle Smith Michael Smith 163 Stephen Smith Gene Snyder Larry Sonterre Annette Spandel Ruth Spellmon Douglas Stano Nancy Stebbins Aron Stein Leslie Steinberg Bruce Stevens Joella Stewart Kathleen Stiras 164 Leslie Stormoen Larry Streleclc Louis Stroman Joseph Subiallca Linda Super Duane Swenson Robert Swenson Bobbie Taylor William Thereau Floreen Thomas Gene Thompson Gloria Thompson 165 Randall Thompson Kennith Tice William Tollifson Janee Toughill Mona Townsend Peggy Trasamar Cynthia Turelc Rebecca Tychsen Reed Tyni Jerry Tyson Kathleen Van Vleet Roger Viita 166 Frances Villagomej Judith Waataja Robert Wadswortt Eva Wall Wanda Waller Kay Wanttie Philip Waterman Bruce Watson Wendy Weber Janet Whaley Douglas Wheeler Patti Wicklund 167 Yvonne Williams Phyllis Wollc Lon Wright Not Pictured Mark Anderson Daniel Babin Ronald Bell Edward Berry Arietta Bolduc Annette Brookins Edward Brown James Cook Mary Davis Timothy Duggan Gary Dupay Charles Gangler Charles Gleason Gerald Gore Earline Gunther Andy Gustafson Arthur Harris Louise Hayes Macklyn Harris David Hong Richard Hyatt Herbert Johnson Linda Johnson Randolf Johnson Robert B. Johnson Curtis Jordan Colleen Keeney Donald Lokken Carolyn Lubrant Richard Miller Dennis Murschel Joyce Neumiller Ricky Nevilles Frederick Nevin Anthony Nickens Thomas Overby Larry Pangos Ronald Schipper Brian Spake Robert Spiczka Thomas Tulkki Dennis Weivoda Steven Young Donald Williams Carol Wischnewski Jerry Zeney Faye Amos Walter Anderson Timothy Arrell Chestor Boqucki Michael Bolduc Thomas Boughton Arthur Brown Roseann Campbell Greg Carlson Andrew Caruthers Larry Christian Cynthia Cline John Dozier Lawrence Gordon Carmelita Haloy Doug Helonen David Haugen Audreia Henderson Katherine Hendren Clarissa Johnson George Johnson Charlynn Martin Gretchen Miles Herbert Noble Curtis Rancour Clement Rice Rogor Rust Charles Siner Leroy Siner Samuel Strickler Mayme Thompson Jewel Thortsen Joyce Wyland Leora Youngren Kathleen Younlcin National Honor Society Eugene Tollifson Ronald Trutwin William Tuey Marcia Tweeter Andy Tychsen Christine Windom Marshall Abell Barbara Beauchamp Matthew Binder Timothy Carlson Sandra Davis Barbara Dike Gary Dupay Reeso Dyer Bonnie Fleming Pamela Fraser Marilyn Gulbranson Denise Hanka Barbara Hentges Diane Hepokoski David Krein Sharon Landa Jerry Leach Morris Liberman Lynda Lohse Leann Melland Michaeline Nikiel Becky Nye Barbara O'Bresky Roger Olson Susan Oppegard David Paananen Janet Polo Rebecca Roufs Matthew Rowies Barbara Schipper Ron Schipper Michael Smith Kathleen Stiras Larry Streleck Joseph Subialka Robert Swenson Bruce Watson Joyce Wyland Leora Yougren 168 Senior Activity Index ABELL. MARSHALL E.......... 136 Yoarbook Representative, Jordan Tutor. National Honor Socioty. ABELL. PHYLLIS L. .. 12.136 ALEXANDER. SUSAN K. 11.136 Yearbook Representative, Banker. Viking Club. Ttacher's Aid. ALLEN, MICHAEL S............136 AMOS FAYE ANDERSON BARBARA J. IS. 24 29. 136. IS4 Student Council. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Yearbook Art Club. Hall of Fame: Friendliest. ANDERSON. BRUCE M2. 119. 136 Sophomoro Hockey. Hockey. ANDERSON. DANIEL J. 136 ANDERSON. JOHN W. 136 ANDERSON. JULIE A. 136 ANDERSON. MARK A. Sophomore Basketball. 32 ANDERSON SHIRLEY J. 31. 127. 134. 136, 139 Y-Toens. Pop Club. Choir. Student Council. Drama Club. Polarettes— E«, Captain Modern Danco. Senior Council. Office Aid. Hall of Fame: Best Dancer. ANDERSON. WALTER S. ANDRADE. RICKY J. 137 Sophomore Football, Sophomore Baseball. Wrestling. Black Choir. Drama Club, Student Council. Sen- ior Council. Football. ANGERHOFER. ALAN J. .. 137 Debate. ANKNEY. LYNN L 137 ARRELL. TIMOTHY J. ASHMEAD RONALD K. 137 ASWEGAN. TERRI L 137 BABIN. DANIEL D. .. 112 Sophomore Football. Sophomore Hockey. Hockey. BAILEY. LINDA A. 15.137 Girls- Trock. Student Council, Vol-leyba'I. Girls- Basketball Choir. Officer Senior Council. 8ALENGER CHARLES M. 96 97. 119. 137 BALSTER. STEVEN D. 2.108.137 Swimming. 8ALVIN. 8RAD 137 Sophomore Basketball. Wrestling. Track. Cross Country. 8ANK, SIMON G. 37 BARNARD. TOM 137 BARRINGER. GREGORY J. 96 116. 119. 138. ISO Sophomore Basketball. Sophomore Baseball. N-Club, Baseba'I. Football, Hall of Fame: Best Dressed. BEAUCHAMP BARBARA 31.129. 130. 138 Pop Club, Y-Teens. Drama Club. Human Relations. Student Council, Auditorium Committee , Cheerleader. Newspaper — Editor. Senior Council. Prom Committee. AA$S. Junior Council, National Honor Society. BEAULIEU. GREGORY A. 138 Human Relations. BECKEY, WILLIAM 138 Sophomore Hockey. BELDEN, LINDA I. 138 BELL. RONALD E. 96 119 BELLFIELD. ETHELLA 138 FTA Student Council. Human Re letions. AASS. Black Choir. BENGTSON. LARRY G 138 BENSON SUSAN A. 24. 130. 131, 138 Y-Teens. Band. GAA. Pep Club. Gymnastics, Prom Committee BENZICK. BRADFORD A. 18.91 138 A Band. Swimming Drum Maior. Band Council, BERG ERNEST I. ... 139 Gymnastics. BERGMAN. QUINN L. 18 HO. III. 116 119. 139 Band. Senior Council. Ski Teem — Captain. Cross Country Sophomore Baseba'I N-Club. Tennis. BERGSLAND. KATHERINE J. 19. 139 Band. Band Council — Treat. BERKEPILE. JANICE L. 24.139 Y-Teens. BERRY. EDWARD W. BINDER. MATTHEW A. 13. IS. 24. 90, 116. 119. 139 Studont Council. Ski Team. Ski Club. Golf. National Honor Society, Human Relations. Junior Council, AF$. Senior Council. Senior Closs—Pres. Sno-Kinq Finalist. N-Club. BISSON. LINDA L 139 BODELL. TERRY H. Wrestling. ... 139 BOGUCKI. CHESTOR 160 Hall of Famo: Most Desia'ble Date. BOLDUC. ARLETTE A BOLDUC. MICHAEL BOOTH PATRICIA K. . Y-Teens. Golf. Pop Club. 139 BOUGHTON. THOMAS BRAN0T, MICHAEL W. .. .. 139 BRANDT. PATRICIA R. Yearbook Representative. Badminton, ... 139 Golf. BRENNY, MICHAEL 139 BRETZ, DIANNA K. Gymnastics Pep Club. 140 BROOKINS. ANNETTE M. 17 8ROWN. ARTHUR BROWN. EDWARD T. 90.92 Hall of Fame: Best Dance' Sno-King. BROWN. ELLA M. 17. 24. 140 Human Relations. Black Choir, Choir. Prom Committee. Y-Teens. FTA AASS. BROWN. LORETTA M 17,140 Human Relations, AASS. Black Choir. Choir. Prom Committee Y- Teens. BROWN. MAGGIE L 140 BROWN. PATRICIA L 140 8URKHALTER. EOWINA l. 140 CALDWELL. ANGELA D.......... 140 CAMPBELL. FRANK W. 96.97,140 CAMPBELL. ROSEANN CAMP8ELL. WAYNE B............ 140 CAN AVAN. STEVE K. . ... 141 CARLIN. MARCEL W. ... 114 115. 119. 141 Wrestling. Gymnastics, N-Club. Human Relations. CARLING LINDA D. ... II. 141 Badminton. Golf. CARLSON. GREGORY D. CARLSON. JAMES W. 14. IS 119, 141 Ski Club. Ski Team. Senior Council. Student Council. N-Club. Norwegian Club. CARLSON. TIMOTHY G. .. 2. 15. 24,90. 104. 116. 119. 140. 141 Sophomore Basketball. Tennis — Captain, Football. Basketball — Captain. AFS All-City Student Council — Pres., N-Club — Vice Pres,. Boys- State. National Honor Society. Human Relations. Sno-King Finalist. CARTER. DEBRA A. 90. 134. 138. 141. 160. 174 Choir. Pep Club. Drama Club Prom Committee. Hall of Fame: Most Desirable Date. CARTER. MICHAEL J. 21.141 CARTER. TONY ...........IB. 141 Band. Sophomore Football. Football CARUTHERS. ANDREW L. Sophomore Basketball, Library Club. FTA. Basketball. CATCHER. CINDY E. 141 CAVANAGH. ANN M. 17.131. 134. 138. 141 Choir. Audio Visual. Drama Club Yearbook Representative. Junior Council. Student Council. Drama Aid. CHEKAL. JEANNE M. 24,141 Y-Teens. Yearbook Representative. Pep Cub. Prom Committee. CHRISTENSON. JANICE L 24.29 142 Y-Teens, Choir, German Club. Yearbook. Senior Activity Index Con't CHRISTIAN LARRY Clark, jessie a. m2 Student Council. Spanish Club. Pep Club, Human Relation!. Black Choir. CLARK. RICHARD E M2 CLINE CYNTHIA J. COLSTROM ELAINE R. .. 27. M2 COOK JAMES C. COOKLOCK. ROBERT P. 142 Sophomore Basketball. COSERT. DEBORAH L. 24. 142 French Club. Dreme Club Y-Teens, Norwegian Club. COVEY. DANIEL W. 142 CUFF. LYNETTE 31,142 Choir. Pep Club. Y-Teens. Human Relation!. Senior Council, New! paper. CULHANE MONICA E 60,63. 128. 135. M3 Pep Club. Y-Toent. GAA. AFS. S u dent Council. Cheerleader. Senior Council. Prom Committee. Home- coming Queen Finalitt. CULLEN BARBARA M M3 Y-Teent. DAHIBLOOM PATRICIA A. 29 143 Choir. Swimming. Yearbook. DAHLIN SUSAN B. M3 DAVIS. KAREN 143 DAVIS. MARY t. DAVIS. MIKE M3 OAVIS. SANORA 10 19. 143 Math Club. Spanish Club A Band. Student Band Director. Band Coun c� l, Hittory Aid, National Honor Society. DAYON. OENISE J. 30 143 Pep C'ub Y-Teen� . Drama Club, Polarettea. DEFER SUSAN M3 DIKE BARBARA 12. M3 German Club. Gymne� ticv National Honor Society. DITSCH. ROBERT E. M3 DITTY. PAUL D. 19. 144 Band. D'eme Club. Wrestling Pep Band. Bend Council. DIXON. MICHAEL 144 Sophomore Footbe'l. DOHRWARDT, LEILA E. 144 DONAHUE DOLORES E. 144 DONLEY. GARY R. 144 Spanish Club. DONOHUE. MARGARET 24, 25. 90 126. 130. 133. 144. |$6 Pep Club. Y-Teens. Senior Council. Human Relations. Polarettes. Hell of Fame: Most Feminine. DOZIER, JOHN OREON. JAMES E. 144 DUGGAN. TIMOTHY J. DUPAY GARY D................. 24 National Honor Society. DYER REESE M 96 97. 119. 144 Sophomore Football. Wrestling. Sophomore Baseball. Track. Senior Council. Footbal1 National Honor Society. EAGON. DARRELL MS EARLEY. JOHN 112 119 I4S Sophomore Baseball. Sophomore Hockey, Student Council. N-Club. Senior Council. Hockey. ECKBLAD, JOHN MS EIDEM. CONNIE 24 130 1)1. 142.145 Y-Teens. Choir. French Club. AFS Prom Committee, Hall of Fame: Cutest Couple. EKERT. ROGER R. MS Wrestling Gymnastics. ELLINGSON SUSAN 0. IS. M5 Pap Club. Student Council. Yearbook, Human Relations ELMQUIST. JOHN B. 64.112. 119. MS Golf. Hockey. Football. ENGELHART. LINDA M. .. MS Yearbook Representative Cap and Go«n Committee. ERICKSON SUSAN K. Vol’eybali. Yearbook five. Y-Teens. 25. M5 Representa- FAHEY. RICHARD P. 145 FARNUM. DANA R. Pep Club. Banker. 145 FENLON. DENNIS A. Gymnastics. Swimming. 145 FISCHER. ANDREW J. 60. 96. 97. 146 FLEMMING. BONNIE L. 24. 133. 144 146 French Club. Pep Club, Y-Teens, Student Council Alternate, National Honor Society. Hall of Fame: Shyest. FLEMINGS. MARIA A. 146 FLOREY. MONICA A. 146 FRASER. PAMELA J. 13. 15. 24. 25. 30 146 Pep Club. Y-Teens. Drama Club. AFS. Yearbook Representative. Banker, Student Council Alternate. Student Council. Senior Council. Newspaper Senior Clast—Treat., National Honor Society. FRASER. PENNY A. 5.15.24.25. 30. 31. 33. I3S. 146. 176 Pep Club. Y-Teens. FTA. Senior Council. Student Council. Newspaper. Senior A Day Committee. Y-Teens Council Class Song Hall oT Fame: Wittiest. GABRIELSON. DEBRA S. 133. M6 Pep Club. Volleyball. Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Senior Council. GANGLER CHARLES R. GANLEY. SEAN V. 21. M6 Sophomore Basketball, Sophomore Hockey. Aud o Visual. GASNER. PEGGY E. 147 GATES SHARON L. 147 Banker. Senior Council Alternate. GLEASON. CHARLES P. M2 GORDON. LAWRENCE GORE GERALD M. GREEN ELIZABETH C. 22. 147 GREGOR EVA C. 6 12.20.24. 124. 147 GROVDAHL. MONICA L. M7 GULBRANSON MARILYN D. IB. 91. 147 Band. Cap and Gown Committee National Honor Society. GUNTHER. EARLENE R. Student Council. GUSTAFSON ANDY 0. HABERMAN JOANN 19.91,130. 147. 156 Drama Club A Band Y-Teens. Student Council. Band Council. Vice-President of the Band. Hall of Fame: Most Talented. HAGELIN. VRONNEY E. M7 HALEY. CARMELITA Black Choir. HALONEN DOUG HALL ESTELLE M M7 English Aid. HALL scon L II9.M7 Stage Crew. Manager of Sophomore Basketball Team. Cross Country, Senior Activity Index Con't HAltER. RICHARD 0. 96. 116, 119. 147 Sophomor© Football. Sophomore Baseball, Wrestling. Baseball. Football. HALLSTROM. DONNA M. 147 HANKA DENISE M. 14.24, 148 Y-Teens. GAA, Band, Studont Council. Senior Council, National Honor Society — Secretary. HANNINEN. NORMAN 148 HARRIS. ARTHUR Track. Wrestling. .... 119 HARRIS. MACKLYN 16 HARRIS. PAUL A. .. 148 HAUGEN. DAVID HAUGLIE. LARRY .... 143 HAYES. LOUISE A. HEMPHILL. RUBY S. 6. 130 HENDERSON. AUDREIA GAA, Pop Club. Gymnastics. Track. Hyman Relations. HENDERSON EVELYN 148 HENOREN, KATHERINE HENDRICKSON. DEAN E. 148 Sophomor© Hockey. HENGEMUHLE. SUE S. IS. 24. 32. 148 Pep Club Y-Teens, Studont Council. HENTGES. BARBARA M. 24. 148 FTA. Student Council. Spanish Club, National Honor Society. Yearbook Representative, Senior Budget Committee, Senior Council Alternate. HEPOKOSKI DIANE M. 24. 140, 148 FTA, Student Council Alternate. Choir. Yearbook Representative. National Honor Socioty, Polairot. Senior Council, Senior Budget Committee. He'l of Fame: Most Likely To Succeed. HERR. DBRA .................... 149 Biology Aid. HETIAND. SHIRLEY . 13.15.24. 25. 30. 135, 149 Y-Teens. Pop Club, Student Council. Y-Teens Council. Senior Council. Newspaper. Prom Committee. Senior A Day Committee. HILL. BRENDA................. 149 Banker. HILLUKKA DONNA 149 Y-Toons. Junior Achievement, GAA, AFS. HINGELEY. GORDON 116. 119, 149 Sophomore Basoball. Student Council. Baesball. HODGE. BRUCE E. 116, 119. 149 Sophomore Football. Sophomore Baseball. Baseball. N-Club. Senior Council. Senior Budget Repre- sentative. HOLZHEU. BARBARA J 17.149 GAA. Choir. HONG DAVID HOPKINS. TIMOTHY P. . 149 HYATT. RICHARD L. HYDE. DENISE M. 149 Pep Club. IACONO. DIANA M. . . 149 Cap and Gown Committee. N.Y.C. ISAACSON. TIMOTHY J. 19 91. 97. 109. 119 ISO Wrestling. Band. Cross Country. Football. JACKSON. WARNER 17. 116 150 Track. Sophomore Basketball. Soph-omoro FootbaH, Choir, Newspaper. Senior A Day Committee. Baseball. Football, Droma. JANIKOWSKI SUSAN R. 15.17. 29,90 134. 138. 150 Choir. FTA. Human Relations. Studont Council, Po’aires—Pres.. Yearbook Representative. Senior Council. Senior A Day Committee. Prom Committee. Yearbook Copy Editor, Auditorium Committee — Co-chairman. Commencement Committee. Jordan Tutor. ISO JOHNSON. CLARISSA Human Rotations. JOHNSON. DONETTE R. 13.15, 24, 25. 30. 136. ISO Pep Club—Pres., AFS, Y-Teens — Pres.. French Club. Yearbook Representative. Student Council. Homan Re'ations. Newspaper—Sports Editor. Student Council—Emcutivo Committee. Senior Council — Vice Pres.. Y-Teens Council. Prom Committee Senior A Day Committeo. HaM of Fame: Most School Spirit. JOHNSON. GEORGE JOHNSON HERBERT J. JOHNSON. LINDA L. JOHNSON. MELANIE K 150 JOHNSON. RANDOLPH JOHNSON. ROBERT B. Cross Country. Track. Hall of Fame: Shyest. 30. 118. 119. 144 Newspaper, JOHNSON. ROBERT I. Spanish Club. Baseball. 150 JOHNSON. ROBERTA J. Band. Color Guard. 18.91. 150 JONDALL. MARK 116. 119. 150 Sophomore Baseball. N-Oub. Baseball. JONES DAVID D. 151 JONES. SANDRA K. 6. 15. 17. 151 Pep Club. Polaires. Yearbook Representative. Student Counci1 Representative. Senior Council Representative. Prom Committee Choir. Human Relations. Senior A Day Committee. JORDAN. CURTIS T. 96 104. 105 H9 Sophomore Football. Track. Sophomore Basketball. Footba'l. Basketball. JORGENSEN. RICHARD C. 151 JUETTEN. JOHN M. JUNG, JUDITH 151 Student Council, Stage Crew. KACZMARCZYK. MARILYN J. 151 Junior Achievement KEENEY. COLLEEN 29 German Club, Yearbook, Y-Teeni. KETTER. JACKIE A............ 151 Junior Achievement KIESLING. BRUCE D............ 151 KINGMAN. LYNETTE M. 24. 151 Y-Teont-Chepfor Pros.. Student Council. KITCHEN. JAMES ............. 151 KLUGMAN. JANICE B........... 152 Junior Achievement. Yearbook Representative. Student Council. Swim, ming, Modorn Dane© Gymnastics. Volleyball. KNUTSON. ELMER E. 152 Wrestling. Sophomore Football. KOERNER. LOWELL J. 152 Sophomore Football Wrestling. KOOSMANN, THOMAS R. 152 KRANTZ. KATHY B. 15 29 32.33. 95. 126. 127 152 Pep Club-Trees.. Drama Club, Po'er-ottos Captain FTA. Student Council. Senior Council. Human Relations. Yearbook, Prom Com-mittoe. KREIN. DAVID J. . 152 German Club. National Honor Society. KROULIK EDWARD H.........152 KRUEGER. PAXIE G. 5.15.24,25 30. 131. 134. 138. 150. 152 Pep Club-Secretary, Spanish Club Student Council. Y-Teens All School Pres.. Human Relations. Senior Council. Prom Committee. Senior A Day Committee, Class Song. NowspoperNewv Editor. Hall of Fame: Biggest Flirt. KUKAR. KAREN T. 24. 134. 138. 152 Y-Teens. Spanish Oub. Pep Club Prom Committee. JOHNSON, CHRISTINE L LAMONT. GAIL . 153 Senior Activity Index Con't LANDA SHARON A. 24 32. 153 Choir. Choristers. Pep Club, French Club Modern Dance. National Senior Council. Newspeper. Clan Song. Honor Society, Banter. Y-Teens, LLEWELLYN MARTHA 154 Student Council. Senior Council. LOGSDON. JOYCE S. 154 LANDEAU. CHARLES P. Stage Crew. 153 LANGE. SUSAN M. Y-Teens. Pop Club. FTA Council. Spanish Club. 30. 153 Student LARSON. EVELYN 1. ... 153 LASHO. MARY J. Spanish Ciub-Pres.. FTA. 10 153 LEACH. JERRY D. 74.60.90. 96.97 119. 135 148. 153 Sophomore Football. Yearbook Rep 'esentative. Sophomore Baseball. N-Club, Sophomore 8asketbaH Football-Captain. Student Council. Sno-King Finalist National Honor Society. Parliamentarian. Holl of Fame: Most Athletic. LEFEBYRE. MARY K. 153 LEGRO. RAYMOND D. 153 LEIGHTON. ROBERT W. ... 154 LEMMERMAN joe l. 154 LENHART. DOUGLAS L. 154 Sophomore Wrestling. Wrestling-Captain. LEWIS. BARBARA J. 154 LOHSE. LYNDA 13. IS 24.25. 154 Pep Club. Y-Teens. Student Council Representative. Yearbook Representative Senior Clast Mascot. Prom Committee, Senior A Day Committee. National Honor Society Holl of Fame: Most Ambi- tious. IOKKEN DONALD A. Spanish Club, Sophomore Basketball. LUBRANT. CAROLYN A. LUNA. ROSITA . . ... 155 Banker. Nurse Aid LYKE. RICHARD A. 155 MACRAE. DEBORAH C. 155 Choir. MAGNUSON. STEVEN G 114. 115. HR. 151. 155 Swimming Gymnastics. N-Oub. Hall of Fame: Best Phytigue. MAJESKE. MICHAEL H. 155 MANNIE. LAWRENCE A. 155 MARKET DENISE 25. 155 Y-Teent. MARSHALL. MARY E. .155 MARTIN. CHARLYNN MILLER, SUSAN L. 15 24. 28. 32. 33. 134. 138. 156 Senior Council. Student Council. Y-Teent. Yearbook-Assistant Editor. AFS, Choristers. Prom Committee. Art Club FTA. Senior A Day Committee. Commencement Committee. MOON. CONSTANCE M 24. 60. 62.64 129 135. ISO. 156 Homecoming Queen Finalist, Hall of Fame: Best Dressed. MURPHY. LINDA M. . . . 15? MURSCHEL DENNIS D. . . McCOY SHELLEY ............ 155 NELSON. DENNIS L ... 15? NELSON. DONNA V. 15? Class Song of 1970 Music by: Lennon - McCartney Tune: When I'm Siity-four Lyrics by: Penny Fraser. Panin Krueger. Sharon Lenda. Michael Smith Phyllis Wolk When we get older, losing our hair, many years from now: Wo will stil! bo loyal to dear old North High. Thinking about it and giving a sigh. Hall decorations, stealing Abe too: Who could ask for more That was a good year; That was the best year, With memories galore. Wo will be loyal, year after year, to the white and blue: Reminiscing all about the fun we hod. Sophomore, junior, then we were grads. Gee how the t.me flew, wish we were beck. How we miss you so — Homecoming, Grub Day: Sno Week and A Day. To bad we had to go. All the days that we attended our dear school are gone and past: Seems like yesterday -We ll remember well. Old yearbooks on our knee. The stories that they tell. MORROW. LYLE H. ... 156 MORROW. SHARON M. 24.60 63. 64 135. 156 English Aid. Y-Teens. Senior Council. Homecoming Queen Finalist. MORSE. MARVIN 156 NELSON JACK A . 157 NELSON. RUSSELL H. . 157 NEUBERGER. RICHARD P. 157 NEUMANN. VICKI . 157 LIBERMAN. MORRIS I. .. 3. 15.30. 116. 119. 134. 138. 154 Student Council. Human Relations. Math Club. N-C'ub Sophomore Hockey. Tennis Senior Council Newspaper Hockey. National Hon-o� Society. Hell of Feme: Most Ambitious. IINDGREN. RONALD N. 13. 15. ISO. 154 Sophomore Hockey. Track. Football Hockey Human Relations Student Council, Senior Council-E«ecutive Board. N Club. AFS HaH of Fame: Biggest Flirt. 154 MAXWELL. MERRILEE 155 Banker Prom Committee. MAYS. MARY 23.29 33.93 155 MELLAND LEANN L. 6. 11.12, 128 156 Cheerleader. National Honor Society. MILES. GRETCHEN A. MILLER. RICHARD P. 90 93.104 118. 156 Basketbal' Captain, Sno-King Finalist Hall of Fame. Most Chivalrous. MOSKAL ANDREW G. 96.97. 119. 156 Football. MUENCHOW. LEANN M, 15? FTA, Choir. MUNDEN. DEBORAH R. 157 MUNNICH TONI M. 24.90 157 GAA. Art C‘ub. Y-Teens. Senior Council Alternate. Pep Club Art Aid. 15 15? NEUMILLER. JOANN J. NEUMILLER. JOYCE J. ... . 158 NEVILLES RICKY NEVIN. FRED D............... NEWVILLE. CAROLANN 158 NICK. GLORIA J. 158 Pep Club. Newspaper. Human Relations. LINDHOLM. MELVIN MUNSON, SANDRA R Senior Activity Index Con't NlCKENS. ANTHONY R. NIKIEl. MICHAEUNE A. 24. 158 Student Council. AF$. FTA, Spanish C'ub, Yearbook Representative. National Mono Society-Treat., Senior Council. Prom Committee. NOBLE. HERBERT E. NORDSTROM, CHERYL L. 158 NYE. BECKY J. 24, 158 Spenith Club. Library Aid, Gymnastic!. National Honor Society. PERKINS. DONNA J. . 25. 159 Y-Toeni. Human Relations. PETERSON. JOHNN D. PETERSON. PAUL PETERSON. RUTH E. Y-Teens. Polarottes. PETERSON. THOMAS L. PETTIFORD. EVERETT D. .. 160 160 160 6. 160 96. 97. 158, 160 ROWLES. MATTHEW L. 2. 24. 108, 119. 142. 161 Swimming. Soil, N-Club, Ski Club. National Honor Society. Hall of Fame: Cutost Couple. RUF. EDWARD A. 2. 14,28.95. 108. 162 Cross Country Track. Swimming. Newspaper. Yearbook-Editor. Yearbook Representative. Student Council Representative. Drama Club. Human Relations. FTA. Gorman Club. Prom Committee. Photographer. O BRESKY. BARBARA L 24. 158 Block Choir. Hall of Famo: Most Talented. RUST MARIE D. 162 Notional Honor Society. RUST. ROGER O'BRIEN, THOMAS 8 ... 158 POLITTE. RICHARD J. 6,11.12, 20. 160 German Club. Viking Club. AFS. SAATELA. ROBERT C. 134. OHERN. MARGARET A. ... 158 POLO. JANET M. . 17.24. 160 Stage Crow. 139. 162 OLSON CONNIE L 32. 158 Polaires. Y-Teens. FTA, Golf. Yearbook Representative. Human Relations. Student Council Alternate. SATHER. PAUL R. 134. 139. 162 OLSON. KIM A, 130. 131. 159 Student Aid. National Honor So- ciety. SCHEPPARO. DAVID .. .. 118. 119. OLSON. ROGER H. National Honor Society. 24. 159 POZINSKI. THOMAS E. 96.97. 134. 139. 162 Sophomore Football, Track, N-Club. Human Relations, Senior Council. OLTMAN, JEAN M. .. 18. 159 Band-Secretory. Y-Teons. Band Council. OPHEIM SHIRLEY 159 OPPEGARD. SUSAN B 12.17. 24 159 Choir. Drama Club. Y-Teens, AFS. Polaires-Vice Pres. German Club-Secretary. German Club-Treas.. Prom Committee. National Honor Society. OVERBY, THOMAS R. PAANANEN DAVID W. 24. 102. 118 119.146 159 Cross Country-Captain. Track. Skiing. N-Club. Senior Council. National Honor Society. Hall of Fame: Cutest Smile. 108. 119. 160 Cross Country. Swimming. Football. N-Club. PRINCE MARK .. . 134. 139 160 RANCOUR. CURTIS RAPKE LEROY W........ 160 Apparatus. RASMUSSON. KAREN A. 24. 161 Spanish Club Vo'teybell. AFS. Y-Teens. RASMUSSON, VICKY Spanish Club. REIN. JOEL M. 161 161 SCHLEETER DIANE M. SINER. LEROY ................. SINNETT. NANCY 134. 139. 163 Y-Teens. N-Club, Spanish Club. English Club. SKOGEN. BARBARA A. 90. 133. 134. 139. 146. 163 Girls Basketball. GAA, Swimming. Sponish Club. Y-Teons Senior A Day Committee. Library Aid, Hall of Fame: Cutest Smile. SKOUBY. SUSAN R. 14.24. 134.139.163 Y-Teons. Student Council. Senior Council, Human Relations. Senior A Day Committoo. Activities Committee. Senior A Day Committee. SCHEURING. NANCY M. 134. 162 Drama Club. Stage Crew Gym-nasties. Senior A Day Committee. Auditorium Committee. SCHIPPER. BARBARA A. 134. 139 162 GAA. German Club. Swimming, Senior A Day Committeo, National Honor Society. SCHIPPER. RONALD L. 14.96 97. 119. 134. 139 Sophomore Basketball. Basketball. National Honor Society. Football. SMALL. BETTY L SMILtY, VICKY SMITH. DONALD V. Swimming, Gymnastics. SMITH. LOREILE M. Student Council. ... 163 163 108. 163 163 .... 163 134. 139. 162 SMITH. MICHAEL I. 2.6. 14. 16. 14, 16.24. 26.28 31.93. 133. 138. 139. 163. 170 AFS. Student Council-E ec uti ve Committee. French Club. Poleires-Past Pres.. English Aid, Junior Council. National Honor Society-Pres.. Newspaper-Associate and Copy Editor. Auditorium Committee-Chairman. FTA, Prom Committee Chairman. Yearbook. Senior A Day Committee, Captain of Hiqh School Bowl Team Banker, Human Relations. Commencement Committee, Senior Council Class Song, Hall of Fame: Most School Spirit. AFS SMITH. STEPHEN E. .. 96.97. ... 161 116. 119. 164 PAGEL WILLIAM E. 159 REINKING, RONALD M. Sophomore Football. Sophomore Audio-Visual. German C'ub. SCHMIDT. KATHRYN E. 18. 19, 162 German Basketball. Sophomore Baseball. RICE CLEMENT J. GAA Band. AFS. Go'f. N-Club. Senior Council. Baseball. “ANGOS LARRY J. ROGERS. SHIRLEY 161 Club-Trees. Football. Basketball. PANKONIN. MAXINE 159 ROSLIN. JUDY J. 161 SCHOLL. KATHLEEN .. 162 SNYDER. GENE W. 164 PENN. VIRGINIA M. 159 SCHWIRTZ. LAWRENCE .... 163 SONTERRE. LARRY C. 119.164 PERKINS. DIANE J. 159 ROUFS REBECCA J. 17. 24.161 Choir. French Club. National Honor Sophomore Football. Sophomore Wrestling. Sophomore Baseball, Y-Teens Human Relations. Society. SINER. CHARLES N-Club. Baseball. Senior Activity Index Con't SPAKE BRIAN SPANOEL ANNETTE M. 164 French Club, Drama Club. GAA. Banker. Student Action Committee. Prom Committoo. SPELLMAN. RUTH E. 2,14,2). 32. 33. 60. 61. 62 64 90.92. 128. 164 GAA Pep Club, FTA. AASS. Cheerleader Gymnastic . Human Relation , Black Choir. Y-Teen� . Yearbook Student Council. Senior Council. Prom Committee, Homecoming Queen. SPICZKA. ROBERT R. STANO. DOUGLAS J. 164 STEBBINS. NANCY I. 164 STEINBERG. LESLIE A. 164 STEVENS. BRUCE A. 164 Sophomore Hockey. Sophomore Basoball N-Club Football. Hockey, Student Council Alternate. STEWERT. JOELLA P. 164 GAA. STIRAS. KATHLEEN C. 11.24. 164 Viking Club. National Honor Society. Prom Committee. Cap end Gown Committee Senior Council. Russian. STORMOEN. LESLIE A. I6S STRELECK. LARRY S. 19.24. 110. III. 119. I6S Band. Math Club. Ski Team. Football. Senior Council, National Honor Society-Vice Pre . STRICKLER. SAM L. STROMAN, LOUIS C. I6S Sophomore Football FTA, AASS, Human Relation , Black Choir. Prom Committee. Senior Council. SUBIALKA JOSEPH R. 16S Spanish Club. Che Club, Track. Cron Country. N-Club, National Honor Society. SUPER. LINDA J. 60.62.64.165 Student Council Repretentative. Yearbook Representative. Senior Council. Prom Committee, Homecoming Queen Finali t. SWENSON, ROBERT R. 24. 165 Polaire . Choir. Banker. Student Council. Crot Country. N-Club. National Honor Society. THEREAU WILLIAM D. 165 THOMAS. FLOREEN 22. 165 THOMPSON. GENE C. 165 THOMPSON. GLORIA D. 14. 33. 131. 165 Student Council, AASS. FTA. 8'ack Choir. TRASAMAR, PEGGY L. 166 Y-Teen . Pep Club. Polarette . TRUTWIN, RONALD C. TUEY. WILLIAM TULKKI. THOMAS E.......... TUREK. CYNTHIA M............166 TWEETER MARCIA TYCHSEN. ANDY TYCHSEN REBECCA L. 166 Yearbook Representative. Student Council. TYNI. REED ................. .. 166 TYSON, JERRY S. 96. 166 Sophomore Football. Sophomore Basektball. Track. Football. VAN VLEET. KATHLEEN P. Pep Club. 166 VIITA. ROGER W. 166 VILLAGOMEZ FRANCIS A. 167 WAATAJA. JUDITH A. 167 WADSWORTH. ROBERT L Banker. 167 WALL. EVA M . 167 TANS. Human Relaiton . WHALEY. JANET M. ... 167 WHEELER. DOUGLAS B. .... 167 Football. WICKLUND. PATTI P. . . 14.122. 148, 167 Pep Club. Y-Teen . Badminton. Golf. Volleyball. GAA. Student Council. Hall of Fame: Mo t Athletic. WILLIAMS. DONALD WILLIAMS. YVONNE P. 24.31. 33. 130. 168 Band, Student Council-Secretary. Y-Teeni-Chopter Pre ., Human Relation . Black Choir. Modern Dance. WINDOM. CHRISTINE WISCHNEWSKI, CAROL A. WOLK, PHYLLIS E. 14.24.25. 131. 168 French Club. Drama Club, Choir. Pep Club. Human Relation . Senior Council, Student Council. Y-Teen . All-City Student Council. Prom Committee. Cla � Song. WRIGHT LON A. 168 WYLAND. JOYCE M. 28.29. 168 Choir. German Club. AFS, Banker. Pep Club. Yearbook Repretentative. Yearbook Counselor Aid. National Honor Society. YOUNG, STEVEN M. THOMPSON. MAYME THOMPSON. RANDALL H. 166 THORTSEN. JEWELL C. TICE. KENNETH D. 101. 154. 166 Sophomore Football Manager, Sophomore and Var� ity Basketball Manager, Track Manager. Hall of Fame: Friendliest. TOLLIFSON EUGENE W TOLLIFSON WILLIAM L. 166 Bateball Manager. Drama. TOUGHILL, JANEE S. 14 24. 166 Pep Club Y-Teen . Human Relation , Senior Council. Activity Com-m’ittee. Prom Committee. Gym Aid. WANITIE, KAY M. 24. 167 Y-Teen . Pep Club. Yearbook Representative. Senior Council. WATERMAN. PHILIP K. 167 WATSON, BRUCE w. 3.96.97. 119. 152. 167 Sophomore Basketball, Golf. N-Club. Student Council, French Club. Senior Council. Football. National Honor Society. Hall of Fame: Wittiett. WEBER. WENDY L. 14.24.60. 62 64. 126. 127. 134. 135 138. 167 French Club. Y-Teen . Pep Club. Polarette . Teen Board. Student Council. Senior Council. Prom Committee. WEIVODA. DENNIS M. YOUNGREN. LEORA E. 18.29 91. 168 AFS. Band. Yearbook Representative. Yearbook Cap and Gown Committee. National Honor Society. YOUNKIN. KATHLEEN S. 168 ZACHMAN, GAIL M. 24. 28. 29. 134. 138. 168 Spanish Club. Y-Teen . Math Aid. Yearbook Representative, Student Council, Senior Prom Committee. Yearbook, Jordan Tutor. ZENEY. JERRY L. ZOET. CAROL A. 151. 168 Y-Teen , Pep Club. Polarette . Student Council. Senior Council. Hall of Fame: Be t Figure. 6 55 54 41 48 52 134 13 169 38 51 47 90 51 45 II 50 21 52 14 108 125 32 116 123 46 53 118 47 10 48 44 43 109 50 24 50 General Index 38 Dysterheft 20 Edlund 22 Faculty 55 Faith 28 Football. Varsity 123 Fraser 118 Frierson 103 French Club 104 Frye 55 FT A 41 Genich 38 German Club 47 Golf 51 Gorrilla 46 Green 46 Gustafson 48 Gymnastics. Boys 54 Gymnastics. Girls' 44 Happenings 42 Hansen. H. 54 Hansen. L. 49 Hartse. L. 49 Hartse. V. 128 Hockey. Sophomore 17 Hockey. Varsity 13 Holiday Revue Homecoming 56 Honors 56 Hope 52 Human Relations 41 Introduction 102 Inglis 39 Jacobson 54 Janitors 20 Jenks 38. 57 Johnson, B. 9 Johnson. F. 41 Joseph son 51 Kast 46 Kanwischer 40 Keating 51 Kezele 96 King 39 Kleven 39 Knudson 10 Kramer 52 Lang 33 Listrom 43 Lunchroom 12 Lyders 116 Magalit 42 Motson 38 Modern Dance 56 Moen. P. 114 Moosbruger 123 Nalepka 16 Nelson 48 Neuman 52 N-Club 46 NFL 49 NHS 113 Nyquist 112 Oakvik 90 Office Staff 58 Pep Club 134 Permuth 48 Perrin 32 Picard 2 Pi ley 53 Polaires 56 Polarettes 57 Polaris Bi-Weekly 42 Polaris Annual 47 Randall 40 Roth 56 Rutgerson 50 Sadie Hawkins 39 Sanders 47 Sargent 42 Saunders 40 Schneider 51 Schulz 47 Senior Committees 45 Senior Council 55 Senior Index 49 Sheridan 56 Smith 41 Snell 49 Sno-Week 53 Soltys 130 Sovell 43 Spanish Club 43 Springen 55 Stage Crew 39 Steuber 10 Student Council 119 Swimming. Boys' 27 Swimming. Girls' 26 T.A.N.S. 39 Tennis. Boys 53 Tennis, Girls' 51 Thompson 32 Tomlinson 45 Track 44 40 55 Tromly Viking Club Vogel 126 Wander 30 Weibor 28 Wrestling 42 Wyroski 45 Y-Teer.s 46 Zanoni