North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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