North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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 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

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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