North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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?”

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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