North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ABOVE arc the Y-Tcen Council members. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Corn-stock, Sue Arenz, Shelley Doherty, Jan Leines, Linda Heimendinger, Irene Harriman, Jean Kanyctzney, Kay Tuenge, Judy Olson, Debbie Harrer, and Phyllis Gilreath. AT THE TOP, LEFT SIDE, OPPOSITE PAGE, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Shelley Doherty, Jeannic Thie-sen, SECOND ROW: Kathy Schmidt, Margrct Yurick. THIRD ROW: Valeric Harrison, Kathy Jerome. FOURTH ROW: Robin Raum, Sue Arenz, Lila Meyer. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Comstock President, Janet Brenny. BOTTOM LEFT SIDE, OPPOSITE PAGE are the three chapter Presidents. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Comstock, Phyllis Gilreath, and Kay Tuenge. PICTURED LEFT, LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW': Irene Harriman, Jean Kanyetzny, Lori Williams, Jan Leines, Candy Lawrence, Bonnie Masica. SECOND ROW: Mercedes Rocha, LuAnn Meyer, Janet Archanbault, May Madson, Debbie Harrer, Linda Heimendinger. THIRD ROW: Sue Johnson, Gail Thompson, Patty Tuenge, Val Novak, Pat Krafty, Shannon Riley. FOURTH ROW: Barb Wadsworth, Pat Peabody, Mary Erko, Judy Olson, BOTTOM ROVV: Kay Tuenge President, Sue Hartfield, Nancy Wolfe, Gayle Kamlov. 25

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1 T E E N S Y-Tecns is really together this year, because we're well organised. said Irene Harriman the Y-Teens secretary. Y-Teens is a branch of the YWCA. This year they went horseback riding, had co-ed meetings with other schools, took part in rifle and self defense lessons. Y-Teens also sponsored the all school Homecoming and Sno-Week breakfasts, skiing, roller skating parties and hayrides. The three chapter presidents this year were Debbie Comstock, Phyllis Gil-reath and Kay Tuenge. Each chapter had their own parties and money raising projects. 24 Miss Marcia By Strom from the YWCA was their advisor.

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NHS At the beginning of the year the National Honor Society started with twenty-one members. During the middle of the year there were about fifteen active members. The members of the National Honor Society all carry a number of characteristics that are the main reason for their being a part of the organization. These characteristics include, scholarship, leadership, character, contribution to the school and participation in school activities. In order to qualify as a member, each student must maintain a 3. 5 average or better in their Junior year and a 3.0 average or better in their Senior year. A car wash was held earlier in the year and was the main money raising activity to help finance the Honor Society's projects. The national Honor Society held meetings every other Wednesday to discuss different activities and policies around the school which the student lounge, the induction ceremony, and their trip to Chicago were a part. The Honor Society members are the backbone of the school. When something has to be done, the Honor Society people arc the first to get to work. Said by David Linstrand, President of the National Honor Society. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Forbes, Mary Ann Erko, Pat Peabody, Carol Champagne, and Linda Heimendinger. MIDDLE ROW: Darrell Ayers, Carl Bublitz, Steve Patnode, Robert Bevard, David Linstrand, and Jerry Keller. TOP ROW: Saul May, Steve Sather, David Gray, Glenn Nelson, and Darryll Lewis. RIGHT: National Honor Society Officers. CLOCKWISE: David Linstrand, President; Linda Heimendinger, Vice-President; Mary Ann Erko, Treasurer, and Linda Heimendinger, Secretary. 26