North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1972 volume:

Qathi CQ 'r? Sod nnd trson Jr. UALfieie HAKKI aJ GjuymdoUj r 1-c r } ■LZJr- I o . � ’ -t « | Vj V. • : :•] f V v' 1 :X i . « . . V ,v ! •■'■ '£•■•- - . • fi - ,• •,.' 1 V• -A; - r.1i . V' •' si- . i 1 ‘ � • 4 ♦ 4 It difficult to produce a booh t'h L reflects the whoo and the peopVe ujttivrv. tie. haoe athened bets and pieces that uA Keep a feu? memories al've hut the pictures uafthm these. pac a-S are oni a vtta 1 part of vuhsfa happen 1! 5 yr r 1 8 9 During the year a change had taken place. The once homeroom representative Student Council was no more. Instead, it was changed to a function in which everyone was welcomed, liven though the meetings were held during lunch the turn out had I teen remarkable. PICTURE TOP IL 1 ; I nut-. C.ilrcjih TOP RIGHT; Mr. Steven Permuth, Advisor BOTTOM RIGHT; Student Council Officers, Seated 1 to R. Cheryl Smith, Peter Hoag, Gayle Kvomlov, Toj� Row 1 to R Pricilla Carlson, Kris Kucar. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: L to R. Michelle I ase, Sue Hartfiel, Julie Simmons, Tom Brophy 4i� u Jerry I etoumeau The Senior Council in the past was always made up of senior class officers. That was until 71. Like the student council, die senior council also made i change This year any member of the senior class could participate in senior council. •—: Hi Hi filial Senior Council Working hard to improve their skills, the Girls Tennis Team, went through lo« g, tiring, muscle aching practices. Under their Coach, Mrs. Kathy Sworsky, they went a long way. Practices were held after school at North Commons and on their own. They won some of their matches improving from them. Tennis balls bouncing and racquets swinging were only part of the game. The girls on the team made an effort and Stayed with it, said team member, Sue (1 Icrbio) Martfiel. Team members were: Jill Ruchaldt, Sue Ilartfiel, LindaNcubcrgcr, Pam Flagle, Kari Arndt, l!)oiothy Mulray, Prisclla Carlson, Linda I lendrickson, Pat Ekro, Sue Yanzcr, Denise Russell, and Linda Pierson. In the Swim of Things Really in the swim of tilings was this years team. North has had the advantage of practicing in the new Franklin Junior High swimming pool. Franklin's swimming pool is Olympic size: twenty-five yards long, and five lanes. The feeling of fresh cool water all around you is very relaxing. stated Helen Gregor, member of the team. With Coach, Mrs. Keating, the team improved. They won many ribbons in their practice meets throughout the season and made it to the finals. The teams best events were the free style, breast-stroke, and relays. TOP PICTURE: TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Desantcll, Helen Gregor, Cheryl Jensen, Pat Tunge, Sherry Chilstorm, Becky 15 Dcsantell, Sue Quist. BOTTOM ROW: Robin Gates, Coach Mrs. Shirley Keating, Denise Chilstorm. Cross country was led by captains Peter Hoag and Dewane Pagel. According to them, it was a hard working team which showed great improvement over the season. The team practiced every day in spite of dogs, cats, and kids throwing rocks. As a result of these many hours of practice, the team placed eighth at the district meet. Dewane Pagel, our number one runner, took tenth place out of one hundred-twenty runners in districts. This proved to be Coach Richard Jacobson's best team in his three years as North’s cross-country coach. RIGHT: Coach Richard Jacobson, FAR RIGHT: Dewane Pagel. BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Steve Soukup, Andy Thompson, Jerry Conley, Dale Bevard, Dean Halonen. TOP ROW: Ted, Andy Desmond, Dewane Pagelj Captain, Jerry Salmey, Robert Knox, Lyle Heimendinger. NOT PICTURED: Captain Peter Hoag, Bill Lynch. Soph. Football Was. . . . . . hard work. . . . good plays. . . . wet and muddy. M . . . Coach Richard Thompson. . . . scoring. . . . loyalty. . . . fabulous players. 17 disappointed, but 'They always seemed to shake it off and come back, when things looked the worst , said Coach So veil. Coach Sovcll didn't have very much to work with at first, because he had a whole new offensive line. With the talent that was available, the single wing, which is an old formation that is very hard to defend against, was very useful for the North High Polars. Defense improved a great deal throughout the whole season. We could have been undefeated said Coach Sovell with a little luck . The West and Central games had a few errors which lost the games for us. As far as the football side is concerned, nobody outplayed us , was Coach Sovells final statement. Some of the talent Coach Sovell was lucky to get included: Kevin Smith, who made All City All Metropolitan, All State, and he was voted most valuable player by his teammates; Bill Patterson, All City; Jeff Fortin, All City; Gary Lussier, was awarded the Marti Elmquist Award, which is an award for the player with the best citizenship and most involved in community activities. With Scott King and Rory Olson as the seventy seventy-two seventy-three captains, next year's season should be a bright one. PICTURED ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Marty Hartfiel, Harry Elliott, A1 Fisher, Michael Turner, Kevin Smith, Bill Quan, Ricky Ross, Ronnie Miller, Colin Brown. SECOND ROW: Rory Olson, John Berglund, Mark Masica, Michael Day, Thomas Brophy, Don Turner, Scott King, Dave Johnson, Jeff Fortin, John Berry, Greg Schommer. THIRD ROW: Coach Don Sovell, Dave Kautzman, James Combs, Gene King, Robert White, Udo Lindcmann, Brian DuPay, Randy Hanson, Aaron Rivers, Jimmie Turner. TOP ROW: Mike Kcttcr, Ernie Harper, Richard Luka, Bill Patterson Joe Erdahl, Richard Rakow, Gary Lussier, Alan Smith, Robert Boyland, Assistant Coach Mr. Chacolis FOOTBALL They played well together , was the biggest and most important factor to Coach Don Sovell. The football team was off to a bad start as they were defeated by the West High Cowboys, six to zero. Hard practices for a week made the team get back into things as they tied Southwest, six-six. North's Polars, at this point were 26 An unofficially planned breakfast at Uncle John's was a filling success” for the thirty Polars that attended. Excitement was much in evidence as breakfast was gobbled and everyone scurried back to North for one of the year's most exciting days. Classes went on with time moving very slowly. First hour ran out and the auditorium was on! Cheerleading, M.C.'s, Polarcttes, Mr. Sovell, Mr. DcLapp, and Princesses were all a part of the scene. DeLappitate, DeLappitate, DeLappitate the Cards” was part of the faculty's skit to help boost the spirit of Homecoming. The alumni was well represented at the auditorium and the game. The auditorium ended with the traditional playing of loyalty. As classes went on, so did Homecoming. A little drizzle at the game failed to dampen the spirits of all those attending or to stop the Polars. Cut the Cards” was the slogan and that is exactly what the Polars did. The final score; North, forty-three; Marshall-University, six. Halftime was one of the biggest features of Homecoming, as the band started with a fanfare and marched across the field and ended up with an ”N” formation for the introduction of the Queen candidates and the crowning of Queen Linda Cilreath. Homecoming festivities went on as the attendance was good for listening and dancing to the music of the Purple Haze . As the last moments of the dance arrived so did the last moments of another successful Homecoming at North. Members of the Homecoming committee were; Sue Arenz, Tom Brophy, Sue Burke, Priscilla Carlson, Debbie Comstock, Paula Dehn, Shelley Doherty, Pam Flagle, Val Harrison, Sue Hartfiel, Peter Hoag, Chris Krier, Kris Kukar, Gayle Kvamlov, Terry Letoumeau, Marilyn Magneson, Valinda McCarter, Karen McKinney, Jackie Minikus, Cathie Olson, Cathy Otteson, Dewane Pagel, Robin Raum, Shannon Riley, Greg Schommer, Julie Simmons, Cheryl Smith, Michael Turner, Anita Urvina, LuAnn Wilcox, Sue Yanzcr, and Linda Zachow. Advisors; Mr. Richard Kramer, Mr. Steve Permuth, and Mrs. Debbie Winberg. Vv The band improved a great deal, despite changing directors during the year. It was a very busy year for the band as they played at all the home football and basketball games. Also, playing at the Dayton's Jubilee Sale the band made various other appearances in the Junior High's. The band council is responsible for all of the events and things that the band docs. They take all of the problems and solve them to how they think it will be best for the band. Then they are brought up to the band for a final decision. Thanks to these people, the band had a very exciting year. The council included the following: Tom Brophy, President; Jackie Minikus, Vice President; Mike Parenteau, Drum Major; Gayle Kvamlov, Secretary; Ernie Harper, Tresurer; Mike Day; Jan Galka, Sue Quist; Mary Rhudd. Band Members were: LEFT TO RIGHT: FROM CENTER-MOST HALF -CIRCLE: Lynn Clary, Bev Wulff, Tara Lind vail, Mary Cambell, Judy Bell, Gloria Hardy, Sue Nelson, Gladys Hardy, Murrin Chilstrom. SECOND HALF CIRCLE: Debbie Combstocl Sue Quist, Jan Galka, Patty Cambell, Nancy Schultz, Lucinda Cornelius, Carol Hommes, LuAnne Wilcox, Delons Meyer, THIRD HALF CIRCLE: Denise Crawford, Linda Stellick, Mark Thompson, Donna Stenseth, Patty Yanzer, Dave LeVasseur, Beverly Weitzel, Michelle Lacy, Phyllis Smith, Tony Brophy, Dwight Buckner, Dave Haskins, Gayle Kvamlov, Jackie Minikus. FROM BACK LEFT CIRCUNG TO RIGHT: Danny Combstock, Pam Flagle, Gary Nelson, Ted Kunze, Dale Bevard, Ed Muenchow, Mary Rhudd, George Gregor, Dewane Pagel, Bob Haberman, Ernie Harper. DRUMMERS, STANDING: Charlie Dejesus, Terri Nutter, Jessie Buckner and Mike Parenteau. NOT PICTURED: Karen Weitzel, John Lampley, Mike Day, Harry Caldwell, David Webb, Randy Vanseth. The band directors were; Mr. Oliver Rhodes, who left in early February. Taking his place was Mr. Terry Rath. 30 Stage and A. V. Crews A.V. people are the ones who have to run up to third floor to assist the substitue teacher crying at her desk because the projector won't work. Then discovering that it's not plugged in! This hard working group delivers all machines throughout the school and sets up the equipment and sound for all auditoriums. These are not always easy jobs, but they somehow pull through. The class is advised by Mr. Wander. Pictured left: Carl Jex, Steve Parker, Ken Hagg, Jeff Rundles, Neil Stockweather, Bruce Locano. STAGE CREW PICTURED BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Hagg, Carol Olson, Darlene Rowe, Janet Hase, Dale Archambault, Doug Jex, Dale Bevard, Harry Elliot Jr., Carrie Schlerfer, Lois Riggley. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Mahn the adviser. 31 a Sandra Berglund Sherrie Bodell Bill Brousseau Gerald Buranen Wanda Castonguay Scott Christensen Walter Collier Earl Crane Carla Hastings Michael Holt Marvin Kastanck Robert Koosmann Susan Little Robin Maki Anthony Miranda Vicki Morales Cathy Nims Kenneth Oas Tom Perry Jane Ruud ?’ve Got Spirit. We’re Alive, We’re the Class of ’75” “Non-Pictured Freshmen” Ron Stuflick Patricia Thompson Kenneth Woodworth Anita Zunde David Schnappauf Judy Seifert Dale Steen Randy Stuflick Frank Logsdon Sheri Manke Jeff Me Elwain John Mennenga Craig Merte Teri Murphy Dennis Newberger John Niederhaus Bradly Olson Michael Rakow John Riley James Schmidt John Seifert James Subalka Laura Lollifson Joe Van Liew Donald Watkins Betty Williams Tom Zawislak Meribeth Arndt Ava Lavonnc Atlas Mary Carlin David Carter Tom Corr Stephen Eubanks Susan Evans Robert Cordon Cristine Hackett Nancy Hanson Randall Hanson Mary Jo Haugan Linda Jolinson Thomas Kanyetzny Dwayne Kerr Diane Knowles John Knutson Jim Laugiilin f 37 40 1 3ucJi't.V Attle Friends May Randy Aswegan Vaughn Austin Jodi Auvin Sharon Bakkcn Margaret Bares Jeanne Bazinet Christine Beauchamp Janet Beaulieu Shelley Becker Randall Bchling Judith BeU Lena Brazil Prove Great Friends. ’ The Lie Steven Carlson Kathleen Champagne Victoria Chavez Murrin Chilstrom Leo Christian Michael Chyrklund Gregory Ceaton Louise Collier Carl Bumey Elizabeth Campbell Mary Campbell Emma Carlin m and the Mouse. Mary Comeau Denise Crawford Nancy Dahl bloom Beverly Davis Elizabeth Davis Marc Dixon Robert Doherty Anthony Domiano Maria Dominguez Teresa Eckblad Carrie Jo Engmaiv Patrick Fahey Joyce Fairbanks Leanora Ford Ruth Ann Foss Carrie Furo Frank Ganley Joel Ganley Cynthia Gilreath Roniel Green Diane Haida Christopher Hall Debbie Hardy Steven Harris Stevenson J ackson Keith Jefferson Cheryl Jensen Karl J ex Julie Kassulker Gregory Keaton Ruthie Kennedy Linda Keys Rosalyn Knight Gregory Longhand Dale Lenike Theresa LaVasseur David Haskin Mark Hayes Ron Heming Leonard F.. Hill Wendy Hofdahl John Holliday Brian Hoi me r Carol Homme Robert Hudson Charles Hulkonen Bruce llstrup Dennic Jackson I. Rodney Lewis Tara Lindvall Robert Lindstrand Jeanette Lokken Eden Loy Bruce Loycano Cheryl Lund Iris Lyons Todd Manthey Johnnie Martain James Meeks Lynn Melton HVCKV Mary Menning Delores Meyer Anthony Moore Francis Moses Renee Moss Cheryl Mucllerleile Kristi Mucnchow Mike Mucllerleile Maurice Murphy Randy Murphy Suzanne Nelson Pcnni Nichols Teri Nutter Roycl Nystrom Cynthia Olson Brian Organ Linda Pagcl Gwendolyn Palmer Steven Parker Michael Perez Douglas Peshong Cheryl Peterson Jeffrey Price Susan Quist Gwendolyn Richmond Tenna Ringham Michael Rcskos Mary Ruud Joncll Saari Gerald Salmcy Elizabeth Sanders Gary Sather Rita Schcndel Margaret Schmidt Mary Schwankc Daniel Seifert Nancy Shoultz Janet Small Deborah Smith Gordon Smith Scott Souk up Keith Spenser Michael Stoncberg Winnie Sudduth Mark Thompson Glenda Tumer Ronald Turner Mark Volker Jeff Westbrooks Rodney Whaley Vivian White David Williams Richard Williams Sonjia Williams Beverly Wulff Patty Yanzer Michael Zciter Margaret Zins mr The apathy of the sophomore class was apparent to the Polaris Staff as 520 students did not show up to have their pictures taken. We decided not to print the list of names because it was seemingly endless. PICTURE ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Nancy Schultz, Carol Holmmes, Pam Peabody, Kathy Jerome. FRONT ROW: Angie Rodriguez, Shelley Doherty, Sue Hartficl, Sue Arenz, Valerie Harrison, Jackie Minikus, Robin Raum. PICTURE ABOVE RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Nancy Rackow, Lome Munson, Gayle Kvamlov, Kris Kukar. 2ND ROW: Nance Wulff, Julie Simmons, Anita Urvina. 3RD ROW: Lu Wilcox, Patty Sumptor, Cathie Olson, Carol Forbes, Bev Wulff. 4TH ROW: Marilyn Magnuson, Barb Haugan, Janice Galka, Wendy Haufdahl. PICTURE ABOVE LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: FROM TOP: Y-Teens Council: Sue Arenz, Shelley Doherty, Debbie Comstock, Kathy Jerome, Sandy Pykola, Marcia Bystrom, advisor, Sue Hartfiel, Valerie Harrison, Nance Wulff, Elizabeth Dahl, Robin Raum, Anita Urvina. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP PICTURE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Chapter Presidents: Anita Urvina, Nance Wulff, Sandy Pykola, Kathy Jerome, BOTTOM PAGE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers: Anita Urvina, secretary, Sue Arenz, publicity, Shelley Doherty, treasurer, Sue Hartfiel, publicity, Debbie Comstock, president. Y-Teens has always been an organization for girls, but this year the club invited boys to join. One of the successful things they did together was a car wash. To start off the year the council held an initiation for new members which ended up as an initiation for the council. A dedicated council, and two chapters, small but enthusiastic, undertook the tasks of selling caramel apples, pennants, and garters. Coed overnights, hayridcs, rollerskating, basketball games with other schools, and ski trips were some of the activities planned. With all these events, Y-Teens had a great and exciting year. 54 Y-Teens 55 Polaris -Staff Editor-In-Chief...............Peter Hoag Business Manager....Debbie Comstock News Editor.....................Sue Burke Editorial Editor.....Gayle Kvurnlov Feature Editor.........Barb Haugan Sports Editor..........Mark Masica Photographer...........Sue Hartficl Cartoonist......................Jan Galka Reporters.......Robin Monson, Kathy Morales, LaVonne Nyborg, Mary Smith, Ron Turner, Nancy Wulff, Sue Wynns Advisor........................Roger Mahn Staff members worked hard all year pasting up layouts, meeting deadlines, and finding interesting things for the students to read. Without help from the school budget, the staff had to raise their own fluids. As one staff member said, Our main job was to inform the people of what was going on in and out of school. It fulfilled what it set out to do. Better than last year. Needed more pictures. Needed more articles. It was good. I liked it. These were some of the comments that you heard when you asked about the Newspaper. 56 57 ■ r 58 59 Mr. Roger Mahn kept busy this year directing two plays and two-one act plays. The plays were Once Upon A Mattress, which is a retelling of the fairy tale, Princess and the Pea. It is about a small kingdom ruled by a talkative queen, a mute king, and a prince. His mother would not let him get married. Until, along comes a special princess, that wins the hearts of everyone. The other play was Run Boy Run which was about a gang in an alley, where one man tried to rule the alley. These plays all had a great turn out! On J anuary sixth and seventh Rim Bov Run was performed and had an audiance of 1,000 people for two nights. Once Upon a Mattress which was not performed at the time of this writing, but will be performed on April 11 and 12, will be expected to have a much larger audiance. The two one act plays were performed in the fall, and also had a great crowd. The cast for Once Upon a Mattress was Dave Smith; Ministrcl, A1 Fisher; Knight Pantomime characters, Carol C Cheryl Tienscn; Jeanne Bazniet; Princess No. 12, Lady in Waiting, and the Nightangale of Samarkand, David La La Vasseur; Wizard, Sue Burke; Lady Larkon, Pam Flagle; Queen Aggravain, Ron Turmer; Prince Dauntless, Jim Combs; King Sextimus the silent, Tony Miranda; Jester, JULIE SIMMONS: PRINCESS WINNIFRED, Joe Ray, Sir Harry, Mary Comeau; Kitchen wench, Joe Ray; Sir Luce, Forest Little; 1st knight, Jeff Porraczo; 2nd Knight, A1 Fisher; 3rd knight, Cheryl Smith; Lady Rowena, Patty Tinge, Lada Morril, Vikiy Morales, Lady in Waiting; Jackie Minikus; Lady in Waiting Jeanette Lokken; Lady in Waiting; Lucile, Patty Sumpter; Lady in Waiting; Mabelle, Janet Archambault; Emily, Kitty Williams; Lady Beatrice, Gayle Kvamlov, Estelene Bell, Val Sawyer, Lavonne Nyberg, Sue Jameson; Ladies in Waiting, Sir Studly was Jean King. The cast for Run Boy Rim was Patricia Anderson, Michael Blum, James Combs, Cheryl Davis, Mary Dejesus, Harry Elliott, Janet Hayes, Jay Jameson, Jody Johnson, Rita Johnson, Scott King, Julie Leines, Heide Olson, Linda Pierson, Patty Tuenge, Kerry Wanhala, Denice Bender, Linda Davis, Michelle Aspland, Assistant Director. Fay Niederhaus. THE TOP PICTURE: THIS PAGE, WAS FROM ONCE UPON A MATRESS. THE REST ARE FROM RUN BOY RUN. Fr endli est Most Ambitious Cutest Couple Cutest Smile Most Ath letic Wittiest Most School Spirit Most Desirable Date Best Physique, Figure The N-Club this year was led by advisor Don Sovell and president Bill Patterson. They came through for another fine year for the club. One of the club's highlights for the year was the awards banquet in the spring, where they had a well known guest. In the past, people such as a football player from the World Championship team, Kansas City, have attended. N-Club TOP PICTURE: LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW: Gene King, Ernest Harper, Tom Connors, Mike Ketter, Dave Johnson, Dave Kautzman, Larry Coles, Kevin Fair, Jeff Fortin. MIDDLE ROW: Danny Comstock, Brian Dupay, Mike Day, Randy Hansen, Marty Hartfield, Dale Bevard, Colin Brown, Aaron Rivers. BOTTOM ROW: Dewane Pagel, Rory Olson, Bill Patterson, Tom Brophy, Kevin Smith. BOTTOM PICTURE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Brophy, Secretary; Bill Patterson, President; Rory Olson, Vice-President; Dcwanc Pagel, Treasurer; Kevin Smith, Sgt. at Arms. 61 “A Learned Blockhead Is a Greater Cheryl Anderson Patricia Anderson Arvid Balvin Michael Barber Barry Brodsky Gerald Burrell Linda Carter Suzctte Champagne Mary Clay James Combs Jr. Robert Anderson Wayne Albrecht Denise Bender Daniel Berg Nancy Cameron Priscilla Carlson Patty Chavez Mark Clark Lucinda Cornelius Deborah Crocker | Blockhead Than an Ignorant One. ” I -Benjamin Franklin Cheryl Davis Darlene Davis Harold Docker Becky Dcsantcll Harry Elliot Jr. Debra Eng Strom Allen Fisher Donna Fisher Carol Forbes Gwendolyn Ford Jimmie Davis Lynda Davis Brian Du pay Patricia Eickholt Patricia Erko Kidd Fannie JoAnn Fleming Christina Flocken Helen o Freeman Janet Hayes Hanson Harrison Barbara Hougan Linda Hendrickson Patricia Hickman Thomas Jackson Marian Johnson Margaret Klis Rosalyn Knight Wayne Kohn Fayette Krein Gregg La Plante Dennice La n gums Arthur Larkins Udo Undemann Martin Martha Martin Timothy Mastrud Farncll Ronald Morales Patrick Munson Denise Myhrc Lavonne “They Know Enough Who Know How to Learn. ” -Henry Adams Barbara Oelschlager Carol Olson Susan Perry Peggy Peterson Jeff Porrarzo Scott Quist Joseph Ray Dorice Rice Lois Ridgley Jeff Robinson Heidc Olson Rory Olson Terry Piatt Linda Pierson Gary Rachey Nancy Rakow Jacqueline Richardson Jcnncne Rick Darlene Rowe Jeff Rundlcs Denise Russell Dorothy Saice Carrie Schlcifcr Raye Siner Jeff Smith Mary Smith Lorie StebbinS Dennis Stevens John Troyer Patty Tuenge Debra Whitson Gail Williams Jurij Sarafanou Dcnice Schcndcl David Smith Gail Smith Phyllis Smith Linda Stcbbins Valerie Sullivan Andrew Thompson Donald Turner Patricia Volkcr Scott Yamauchi Sue Yanzer NON-PICTURED JUNIORS Patrick Armstrong Michelle Audctte James Augustine Rond a Bagloy Susan Baker Marvin Bakkcn Edward Banker Tony Banker Ramona Bares Michael Barge Denise Bass Dennis Beck Cary Berg-Lois Berg Ernest Bergstrom Dale Bevard Robert Blaisdell Michael Blum Stephen Boggie Laurie Btigucki Ramow Bonn Brenda Boyland Robert Bradford Robin Bradford Jeffrey Brcnny Yvonne Bridges Albert Briscoe Jr. Diane Brooks Bernice Brown D Scott flfcidholdt Kathryn But BruC( Susan Burnette Kirk Burros Patricia Campbell Stacy Carr Daniel Carter Margaret Cayiness ' aree Chilftrom A m 1 Douglas Allen Earl Clark ' • Randy Allen Kathy Clark Rico Amos Larry Coles Bruce Amsler Michael Combs Cathy Anderson Thomas Connors Deborah Anderson Gerald Coming . Janet Anderson Mark Cosert Jerry Anderson Barbara Crandell Dale Archambault Keith Current Michael Day Sandra Day Anita De Foe Mary Dejesus Kim Dcbolt Lavonne Delosicr David Dennic J Terri Kenny j Virginia Desmoiff Diana i)eutchm DaVid Dooley Bonnie Dorr . Russell Eckman n r Jacqueline Ecoffl Marie Edwards Kathleen Enstad Terry Fagcrberg Farley Fait Mary Rcdick Diane Fcnlon Karen Fisher Phillip Fitzgerald Michael Fleming Janice Calka Michelle Gardner Julie Gilbert Judi Gilmore Thomas Gilsvik Kim Gordian Larry Gray . . Dorothy Green George Gregor Celie Greiner Kevin Gresham Kathryn Grovdalil Patricia Gustafson Paul Gustafson Kenneth Hagg Renc Hamrc Lowell Harris MacDevette Harris Cindy Hayes Terry Heath Joan Hein -lieanna Held Denise Held Brian Henderson Linda Hendrickson Dwight Herr William Hill tt Hoffstrom sherry Hollie Yvonne Holmes I ft Peter Holseth Janet Hyde Ray Jaiheson Douglas Jex Debra Johnson Richard B. Johnson . Richard D. Johnson William Jones Debra Kaczmarczyk Scott King Peter Kjenaas Michael Klisch Paul Kobeska Yin Shing Kong Robin Kowalczyk Anthony Labrie Teresa Lafebvre Deborah Laughlin Gregory Lee ■ J°hn Defebvrc 1� 1 s Darrell Lego llllltiil Patt ' Lescaul Frank Leser Mary Lind Patricia Loe Thomas Loftus Robert Lund Keith Lussier Patrick Lynch Douglas Madden Gregory Maros 1 filly Shelton TMi helton DarreTSk sy Dayle Slavffc Mark Larry Jeanj Cabriellc Warhol Billy Washington Clifton Watson David Webb . Terry West A Terttc White OT Brenda Whitfl® Gail WilliamsB! Linda- William Tro Willlams Vina Williams E T W a Wilson | Colleen Martin Bonita Martin Mark Masica Yvonne McDonald Joseph Mccarroll Anthony McDonald Joseph McDonough Lawrence McElderry Willie McGhee • •H Alex McMurphy ' Kevin McMurph Frank Nagle Loren Nelson Roxanne Nelson Terrance Nelson Barbara Newton Kim Nichols Fay Niederhaus Ronald Norland . Jacqueline Nowlkn Donald Oas .. Kevin Ohern Marilyn Omer Kathryn Opheim Russell Overby rry Padgett David Palmer Julie Patch Lloyd Patterson Jr. Perrence Penman Perry Peoples Alfred Perkins Susan Persons Anthony Pesek Ella Peterson Michael Peterson Randy Peterson Roxanne Peterson Gary Pierce Yera Plcrro J Nancy Pika la t a . 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J0-U2. cr ) ClAc f £_ 5, 0 bvA- “Hnut L' «JJ.o vjl_ Q_rvcL cvfio( e «=� aO-rs J cr-U t V Vs - -N hAw J - SujL VA OJ X -C Cc-£ i.r pA pJU crjj oJ2J2. CcrOrui UcrvK. « vjtn Qjr SLd ur Mrs -tv XMLaJr. ----- S o c y Lsu KoJo'i C ya cxrs aJ x r Uovk. i= oJbcrvjJr scrr a-crr a. G r -s Wi f movr o oJU 'VO I O- C otv 4t German Club Spanish Club The goal of the German club was to learn and understand the German culture. With this purpose in mind they visited many German restaurants, had the yearly initiation party along with winter activities. The biggest event was the Christmas party in which all language clubs participated. PICTURED AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Farley Fait, Janet Archambault, David Kautzman, Jennene Rick, Terry McCoy, Cheryl Davis, Richard Newman, Helen Gregor, Mark Kiesling, Robert Lindstrand, John Halliday, Brad Melland, Denise Russel, Carol Subialks, Karen McKinney, Barb Oelschlager, Kathy Jerome, Nancy Cameron, Marian Johnson, Advisor: Mr. Gene Wieber. Starting out, the Spanish club held an election for executive officers. After taking care of that, they really got down to business. There were meetings at homes with Mexican food and fun; skating, tobogganing and horsebackriding parties, visits to Mexican restaurants and field trips. It was a year of funfilled experience. PICTURED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen McKinney, Kitty Williams, Angie Rodreiguez, Sue Perry, Jill Harrison, Debbie Kotila, Patty Shand, Pauline Chavez, Barb Haugan, Marilyn Magnuson, Nancy Conner, Tim Masturd, Rick Gilmore, Maria Dominquez, Gwendolyn Ford, Lori Munsun, Advisor: Mr. Grant Mooseburger, Berry Brodsky. Norwegian Club French Club Class time was the only time the Norwegian club could meet. Despite this handicap, it proved to be an interesting year. Activities included Norwegian speakers, parties with Norwegian food and customs, visits to Norwegian establishments. The biggest event of the year was the language party. PICTURED AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Nelson, Mary Rudd, Sue Quist, Carrie Furo, Pat Eickholt, Cheryl Peterson, Advisor: Mrs. Britt Lundgren, Tare Lind vail, Teena Ringham Terry Letourneau, Randall Hanson, Brad Melland. This year the French club has been very active. There were visits to various French restaurants, gourmet cooking, parties in French custom and all of the winter fun sports. Much of the year was dedicated to preparing the Language Christmas party. Accomplishing their objective, the French club shared the many customs and traditions along with the language itself. PICTURED: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gwen Palmer, Dave LaVassuer, Stanley O'Bresky, Cheryl Davis, Advisor: Mrs. Patricia Moen, Pam Peabody, Valinda McCarter. FACULTY AND AD MINIS TRA TION Aim, Larry-SpCl Butterfield, Stuart-Math. Carlson, Raymond-Phy. Ed. Chakolis, Richard-Soc, St. Connors, Edana-Eng Spch Freeman, Carol-Soc. St. Havig, Pauline-Art Johnson, Frank-Eng. Johnson, Joyce-Soc. St. Josephson, Mary-Phy Ed Kneisl, Gerald-Eng. Kramer, Richard-Math Sci. Moen, Norman-Eng. Moosbrugger, Grant-Spanish Nalepka, Walter-Spanish Neumann, Sandra-Eng Ousdigian, Douglas-Bus. Perrin, Samuel-Sci. Snell, Leland-Phy Ed. So veil, Donald-Math Sworsky, Kathyln-Phy Ed. Thompkins, Paul-Math Tomlinson, David-Art Wander, Donald-Sci. 77 Randall Chianelli, Rocco-Auto Conover, John-Soc. St. Cronin, John-Eng. Dahl, Bernice-Home Ed. Dauterman, Evaline-Bus. Dysterheft, Charmaine-Coord. Hartse, Virginia-Soc. St. Keating, Shirley-Phy Ed. Lang, Jane-Eng. Lundgren, Britt-Norse Mahn, Roger-Eng. Moen, Patricia-French Randall, Donald-Eng. Sanders, Edna-Eng. Sargent, Mary-Home Ec. Schneider, John Soc. St. Soltys, Edward-Coord. Thompson, Richard-Math. Tromly, Kathryn-Phy Ed. Wieber, Gene-German Wyrowski, Sharon -Bus. Zenk, Dathleen-Soc. St. Haitse Beckwith, Nancy-Eng. Buelow, Neil-Soc. St. Dunlap, Peggy-Eng. Edlund, Elmer-Math Fisher, Dean-Ind. Arts Fridgen, Robert-Sci. Gearring, D. -Tutor Hansen, Karl-Soc. St. Hansen, Lawrence-I nd. Arts Harse, Larry-Phy. Ed. Hayden, Ruth-Eng. Jacobson, Richard-Math Sci. Kezele, Ruth-Eng. Matson, Kathryn-Art Pierce, Bob-Eng. Rasmusson, Jerry-Soc. St. Rhodes, Oliver-Music Schultz, Ralph-Ind. Arts Smith, Lynn-Coord. Springen, Allan-Bus. Stcubcr, William-Ind. Arts Vogel, Stanley-Soc. St. Zanoni, Gus-Bus. Collier Frierson Nelson PRINCIPAL AND ASSISTANTS Every school has to have a head, North had three; Mr. Roland DeLapp, Mr. Fred Sheridan, and Mrs. Mary Riley. As principal Mr. DeLapp tries to keep the school running smooth although there are some heavy trials. Mr. Sheridan gets along pretty good with the students at North. Mrs. Riley who does her best to help any and everybody as Administrative Assistant. ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN When asked what type of Job he does, Mr. Steven Permuth asked himself the same question. My job, now what is my job? After a few moments of thinking, he came to a conclusion. As Administrative Intern, Mr. Permuth's job is to work out the budget, represent North High at community meetings, help with extra curricular activities, and head the tutorial program. COORDINATOR OF CURRICULUM Students have changed their attitude towards school now, thanks to Mr. Lawerence Zimmerman. He has helped to program teachers as well as students. Mr. Zimmerman is one of the reasons students get to choose their classes each quarter. He also co-ordinates the program changes. COUNSELORS AND SOCIAL WORKERS No matter where you go, or what you do, you will always need someone to lean on at some time. At North, these people are provided for you. The Counselors and Social Workers are there to straighten out many of your problems, from a mix-up in your schedule, to a misunderstanding between two students. NURSE Is there a doctor in the house? No, there was not, but there was a capable nurse. Mrs. Faith was the person to see in case of illness. Her office, located on second floor kept busy through out the year. It looked as if Mrs. Faith had her work cut out for her. HALL CUARDS Good question, good answer. Was the reply given by the hall guards; Mr. Wallace Collier, Mr. Charles Williams, and Mr. Charles Smith, when asked about their jobs. They tried to decide among themselves. Finally they did. To aide teachers in their absence and to just generally keep peace at North. As Charlie Williams stated in his usual good nature, I'm Just an old meany. NOT PICTURED are Mrs. Joan Rudd; Social Worker, Mrs. Barbara Fraser; Counsler. Secretaries, Librarians, Our Secretarial Staff at North worked together to assist teachers, students, and visitors whenever possible. However, each member of this staff had her own job. BELOW LETT; PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Margaret Mumm is Mr. Zimmermans secretary and does all the data processing. Mrs. Loretta Bachman is the chief secretary of the office and is also secretary to Mr. Delapp and to Mr. Sheridan. BELOW RICHT; PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanette Hansen makes up all of the school orders. Mrs. Katherine Peterson collects fees and keeps the financial records. Mrs. Veronica Moon (NOT PICTURED), operates the switchboard. 84 Cooks and Janitors Librarians Their favorite word is shhhh, which is just a part of their job. What would we do without these ladies telling us where to go to find tliis book and where to go to find that book? They try hard to make the library an orderly and fun place to study. Janitors With all of the mud the football players brought in; the leftover hall decorations; and other various scraps we leave laying around at sometime or another, it's nice to know that we have such a diligent, hard working crew of janitors. Cooks We should really thank these women. They did the best they could with what they had to work with! Cooking for that many people each day wasn’t easy, and you must admit we never want without lunch. 86 87 This year the badminton team showed enthusiasm and ability. Under the watchful eye of Miss Mary Josephson the team practiced to perfection. After their 3-4 season, the team retired with Linda Neburger winning with a record of 7-0. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Yanzer, Pricilla Carlson, Vicky Chavez, and Sue Yanzer, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT; Denise Russell, Linda Hendrickson, Sue Hartfiel, Linda Neuurger, Pam Tinnel, and Dorothy Mulroy TOP LEFT Linda Neuburger, TOP RIGHT; Dorothy Mulroy Gymnastics is a sport that requires strength and co-ordination. With this requirement the team brought out the best of their ability. Even though the team lost many good gymnasts last year, they were replaced with girls every bit as good. PICTURED BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT; Maureen Roberts, Linda Pierson, Sue Johnson, Beth Davis, STANDING L TO R; Paula Brookins, Melenie Strebel, Kris Kukar, Barb Pribyl, September Meyer, Gabrielle Whorhole PICTURED LEFT TOP; Mrs. Shirley Keating (advisor) CENTER TOP; September RIGHT TOP; Paula Brookins 91 During the year the volleyball team took time out of their busy schedule to practice. The girls played teams from other schools. Although the games were few the competition was hard. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Davis, Terry La Vasseur, Patty Lescault, Pam Tinncl, couch Kathy Trombly, Dorothy Mulroy. 92 The basketball team was hard working this, under the guidance of Miss Kathy Trombly. The team had three games during the year; tied one, lost two. PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret KHs, Pam Flagle, Sue Hartficl, Sue Nelson, Dorothy Mulroy, Patty Lescalt, Terry Eckbird, Kathy Trombly. 93 Although skiing is scored as a team sport there are really three individual and different events in skiing. They are cross country, jumping, and slalom. Cross country skiing combines endurance, technique and strength as the participants race between three and six miles. The cross country team from North was strong this year at State. Peter Hoag finished seventh and Dewane Pagel finished only twenty seconds behind to take fifteenth, to give the team fourth place at State. Ski jumping is judged equally on distance and form. Andy Desmond took the city jumping crown to lead North to a fourth place in district competition. Fast reflexes and speed make slalom an exciting part of skiing. The slalom team was young this year with four sophomores and two freshmen competing for North. All the snow and cold made skiing an exciting sport for all cold weather enthusiasts. PICTURED IN THE TEAM PICTURE AT LEFT: Peter Hoag, Andy Desmond, Ed Muenchow, Robert Knox, Dewane Pagel, Jerry Salmcy, Brad Erickson, Brian Holmer, Robert Vaugh, Robert Olsen, Marty Anderson, and Coach J. P. Cronin. ’Benito, Benito, Benito Mussolini , this was the cry of North's swimming team; Benito’s Northside Gang . Practicing every day proved to help the large team. Because of a change in city swimming regulations, junior high students were new additions on the team. These young swimmers kept pace with the returning team of last year. Diving for Benito's was Kent Mouse Westberg, one of the junior liigh Polars from Franklin. Kent was ranked in the top ten divers in city. Captains this year were four returning seniors; Marty Hartfiel, David Kautzman, Todd Henning and Kevin Fair. Art Brandt, a teacher at Phillips Junior Hgih, returned as coach for another improved and very successful year. PICTURED AT FAR RIGHT: LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Captains Marty Hartfiel, David Kautzman, Kevin Fair, Todd Henning, Mike Weitzel, Jim Stevens, Rory Olson, Wayne Kohn, Terry Pierce, Bob Anderson, Kent Westberg, Mike Chyrklund, Dennis Stevens, Jerry Burancn, Frank Ganley, John Boyd, Coach Art Brandt, Jim Olson, Mike Stoneberg, Ken Woodworth. 96 Swimming 97 'mm VARSITY TEAM FR Njfc ROW: Andy Thompson, Bill Lynch, Dale Steen, Dean Halonen, Don Black, Bruce Kolin. BACK ROW: John Moore, Brian Rowles. Terry Lynch, Terry Penman, David Steen, Richard Rakow, Don Phillips, Jimmy Lokken, Calvin Lindgren, David Lindvahl, Coach Lanry Aim. Captain: Brian Rowles. d SOPHOMORE TEAM FRONT ROW: Ron Fleming, Wayne Albrecht, Donald Black, Bill Lynch. BACK ROW: Bruce Kohn, Andy Thompson, Lance Ness, Dan Seifert, Dean Halonen, Greg Umberger. Coach: Mr. John King. The wrestling team was led by captain Billy Patterson. Billy wrestled heavy weight, with a record of 18-0 and captured the city and district titles for two consecutive years. Other leaders on the team were; Terry Letourneau, record of 15-4 and taking 2nd team all-city and Bob Lund with a record of 10-3 who would have went to regionals had he not been injured. North finished the year trying for 4th place after having been rated llth in city. Because of change in rules, North had sLx junior high students, all lettering on the team. Hard work and desire made up for lack of experience. said Mr. Chakolis. 100 101 The 1972 Gymnastics team with seven returning letter-men accomplished a 2nd place standing in city and regions. Practicing since September for an hour and a half a day were; Jim Stevens in tumbling, trampoline, and floor exercise; Jim Rasmusson in tumbling, high bar, horse, and all around; Mark Cosert in tumbling, floor exercise; Terry Hanson on rings; Mitch Peterson on parallel bars; Ricky Palmer on high bar and Jim Boyd on the horse. All performed well enough to go to the state tournament. Led by coach Mr. Larry Harste and assisted by Co capt; Mitch Peterson and Jim Rasmusson, the team had a successful year. Other members were: Dan Berg, rings, high bar; Jeff Brenny, rings, floor exercise; Ron Hanson, horse; Randy Hanson, horse; Karl Jex, parallel bars; Kirk Waskey, rings; Jeff Renman, horse; Ken Hagg, high bar. 102 t BASKETBALL This years' basketball team, led by Coach Dick Thompson, had another fine season going undefeated in conference play for the second consecutive year. They were undefeated throughout the season, at 19-0, and played and lost to St. Paul Murray for the Twin City title. From there they went on to regionals. Making the All-City squad this year were: Kevin Smith, guard; Tom Connors, guard; and Charles Scott at center. On the coaching staff along with Dick Thompson, was Don Sovell, Junior Varsity coach. PICTURED BELOW; from LEFT TO RIGHT; TOP ROW: Lee Snell, Don Sovell, Jerry Kniesl, Fred Sheridan, Roland Delapp, Dick Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Johnson, Richard Luka, Rod Whaley, Tom Connors, Charles Scott. BOTTOM ROW: William McGhee, Jeff Fortin, Kevin Smith, Mike Turner, Gerald Burrell, Ron Miller. 104 105 106 107 Sophomore Basketball The Sophomore team of '74', which had a record of eight wins-six losses in conference play, was led by Coach Jerry Kncisl and captain Mark Dixon. Every night, at Franklin Jr. High School, they had practice from 4 to 6 p. m. Hard practice, plus playing well together, made the team. They tied for fifth place in the city conference. In non-conference play their record was eleven wins-nine losses. The games that the team did lose, were only lost by two to six points. The biggest game of the year was against Central. It was a strenuous, but exciting game all the way to the end. But North pulled through with a final victory of 64-61. With the frequent starters; Rod Whaley, Mark Dixon, Quincy Boyle, Gene King, and Charles Lynn, and the help of all the others on die team, it turned out to be a successful year. PICTURED ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT; TOP ROW: Gene King, Rod Whaley, John Lampley, John Martin, Coach Jerry Kneisl. BOTTOM ROW: Quincy Boyle, Mark Dixon, Gordon Smith, Dane Larson, Charles Lynn 108 SPORT FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL West Southwest Roosevelt Vocational Marshall- Henry Central Edison North 0 North 6 North 26 North 18 North 43 North 26 North 12 North 16 Non Conference; North 27 St. Cloud Technical High School 1 South Washburn West Southwest Roosevelt Vocational Marshall-U Henry North North North North North Pns and three loses for a ic district. fourth LOW SCORE North North North North North North Vocational Marshall -U South West W ashbum Roosevelt SKIING LOW SCORE WINS North North North North North North North North Marshal-U Central Henry West South Roosevelt Washburn District SOPHOMORE Tj Jashbum arshall-t Roosevelt North North North ::cith North North North VARSITY HOCKE) North 2 North 3 North ] North North North North North Edison West South Henry O YMMASTi 8 Marshall -U 1 West North 46 Roosevelt 59 North 7 Vocational 0 North 79.5 Henry 2S.5 North 10 Central 0 North 75 Edison 30 North 49.5 South 56.5 North 79 Washburn 25 r warn SCORES Basketball City Champion losses; Moorhead Holi up in the Twin City game: . one loss. mer-vvins, and NOTti: These scores reportFonly the results in terms of numerals. Left out are the frustrations, skill, spSed. determination and many more ffings which all part of the sporr. ■These ■Bof human quality, and thus tyat they are not fully r e two pages, some scores were nor i the season£or that pa ad not thejdm ng. 'yirf sented Sophomore Basketball North North North “North Henry Wa U| Sou' viv Soutlv North 1S North 60 Southwest Marshall - U Washburn Roosevelt Vocational Edison North North North North North North 31 North 61 North . 161 North 1M Wrest lin •utlnvcst •sevelt ational North p North r North S trimming Vocational North North Washburn South 47 Southwest West Vocational Marshall - U South Osseo M unchaii Academy EdisOTi Roosevelt Central d « ity Sopomore Meet. st Central Henry South St. Paul Central Stillwater Sibley Southwest South Marshall - U Roosevelt Minnehaha Edison Central Vocational West North North North North North North North North North North North North North North ■i J Sno-Daze Sno-Daze came and went so fast that it was hard to keep up with it. This year, Sno-Wcek was cut to two days because it was thought that this would condense it and make it more exciting. The two days of activity were similar to homecoming in that, Sno-Daze is like a Winter Homecoming. Challenges were forfeited, broken, and lost. The sophomore cheerleaders took second place in their hopscotch contest against the sophomore basketball team; as Gene King was the only player to show up, and he won. The Senior class challenged the faculty to a volleyball game and had to postpone it because of a badminton meet in the girls gym. The game was played the next day, and the seniors lost. The band challenged the freshman class to a broom-ball game. Because of the faculity, senior volleyball game, the seniors that were in band that were going to play broomball game, but couldn't, so the freshmen won because the band failed to show. The Administration backed out of the egg throwing contest against the senior class officers. The North High basketball team had the challenge of playing Henry High School basketball team in which North won the game 69-60. The wrestling team defeated Henry 24-20. An auditorium which was held on January 28th, included the crowning of Sno-King, Kevin Smith, cheerleaders, the band, and the introduction of winter sports. All this completed the Sno-Daze events making it very eventful. Enthusiasm and spirit was obviously what the cheerleaders had this year. Lead by captain Valerie Sawyer they helped prove that they really did have school spirit. Cheering at the few pep fests we had, and at sporting events during the year kept them busy: Especially when there were three or more sports activities going on in one evening. One special event the cheerleaders took part in was to cheer for North's undefeated 1907 football team at Charlies Exceptional restaurant. Besides the cheerleaders were the three polar bears that really kept the crowd laughing and staying in spirit even if we lost a game. With a lot of pep the B squad cheerleaders encouraged the sophomore teams to win. Their advisor was Mrs. Wyrowski. VARSITY SQUAD. OPPOSITE PACE: CENTER PICTURE: LEFT TO RICHTsCaylc Kvarnlov (Sr.) (Polar Bear), Faye Krcin (Jr.) (Polar Bear), Valeric Sawyer (Capt. Jr.), Sue Perry (Jr.), Robin Raum (Sr.), Carol Forbes (Jr.), Debbie Mely (Jr.), Kris Kukar (Sr.), SITTING: Jackie Minikus (Sr.) (Polar Bear), Ruth Norwood (Sr.). NOT PICTURED: Kathy Clark. B SQUAD: PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Comeau, Linda Anderson, Guen Richmond, Debbie Hammond, Cheryl Jenson, Vivian White, Paula Brookins. NOT PICTURED: Carol Jenson, Joyce Fairbanks 118 Modem dance is taught by Miss Mary Josephson, keeping time on her drum. The modern dance class went to Roosevelt High School to perform expressions in dance and their exercises. For North's Christmas Concert the modem dance class performed the Twelve Days of Christmas, while Patty Campell read it. They practiced four days a week during sixth hour. OPPOSITE PACE; TOP PICTURE; I£FT TO RIGHT: Kris Krier, Lynda Davis, Debbie Crocker, Kathy Clark, Billie Bolden, Fanny Kidd. THIS PAGE; TOP PICTURE; LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Urvina, Pat Anderson, Debbie Lloyd, Denise Bender, Nancy Connors. 119 Practicing two days a week and making up all their own dances proved to be hard work for North's dancing squad. Without much leadership the Polarettes shared much of their personal relationships with each other. They were seen at sporting events and other activities during the year. Tennis, Track, and Gymnastics, and advising the Polarettes kept the advisor, Mrs. Sworsky, very busy. PICTURED ABOVE LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Murphy, Marti Lawrence, Debbie Lloyd, Nancy Rakow, Linda Gilreath, Linda Zachow, Rita Johnson, Heidi Olson, Nance Wulff, Pat Anderson, Julie Simmons, Shannon Riley. Not pictured: Denise Bender. PICTURED LEFT: (L. TO R.) are Julie Simmons, Captain; Nance Wulff, Treasurer; Linda Gilreath, Secretary; Linda Zachow, Co-Captain. 121 F.H.A., Debate, T.A.N.S TOP LEFT, PICTURES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wilcosz, Advisor; Mary Carlson, Pam Pebody; Roxanne Schmidt; Valinda McCarter. DEBATE, PICTURED TOP RIGHT: Bob Habcrmann, Andy Desmond, Forrest Little, Mark Keisling, Steve Parker, John Haliday, Cliarics Hulkonnen, and Ted Kunzc. FAR BELOW, PICTURED FRONT ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Flocken, Jill Beaulieu, Sue Johnson, Joyce Fairbanks, Donovan Taylor, Vikki Howard, Eva Flocken, Bonnie Quinn, Greg Parkhust. MIDDLE ROW: Patti Holmes, Maureen Roberts, Mike Thomas, Stephanie Silva, Kevin Buckonaga. BACK ROW: Iris Lyons, Snooky Holmes, Gordy Regguinti. Gary Lussier, Keith Lussier, George Robertson, Earl Gordon. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Pierce; Advisor. OFFICERS: Vikki Howard and Jill Beaulieu. 122 National Honor Society, Afro Amer. Society PICTURED BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW: Steve Hcntges, Ed Jones, Forrest Little, Sue Arenz, Tom Brophy, Peter Hoag, Kris Krier, Nance Wulff, Linda Zachow. LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT: Bob Habcrmann, Andy Desmond, Marilyn Magnunson, Mary Matson, Michelle Fatzc, LuAnn Wilcox, Sue Burke, Shelly Ochcrty. NOT PICTURED: Jackie Minikus, Kristine Kukar, Sue Hartfiel, Kathy J crome, Mr. King, Advisor. PICTURED BELOW, SITTING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie McGinnis, Karen Fisher. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmie Lee Davis, Jo Anne Davis, Tommy Lewis, Mike Turner, Jay Jameson, Michelle Gardner, Rodney Scroggins, Vanessa Sheppard. OFFICERS: Mike Turner, President; Michelle Gardner, Vice-President; Debbie McGinnis, Secretary; Vanessa Sheppard, Recorder. NOT PICTURED: Miss Johnson, and Mr. Thompkins; Advisors. 123 North High Alumni Association m ti£s9i-i972 '3mm _ PLy.QT Tragic Fire Ravages North June 18, 1913 This was the 81st anniversary of the North High Alumni Association (N. H. AA.) which was founded in 1891. It is an organization envied by many schools... in fact, as far as is known, North is the only permanent public high school alumni association in the Twin Cities... perhaps in the state of Minnesota. The alumni group exists solely to be of help to the school, its students and alumni. The Hammond Organ which graces the auditorium and the flagpole on Hobb's Field were gifts of the organization. Homecoming has always been financed by the Alumni and through the years many school groups have been helped when they appealed for assistance, both financially and otherwise. WHAT CAN THE ALUMNI DO FOR YOU? When it is time for that five year of fifty year reunion, the alumni can furnish with a complete list of your classmates. North's Alumni can lend you an amount of money to cover the initial cost of printing and mailing literature announcing your reunion. Many times they can help you locate members of your class. WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR THK ALUMNI? You can send any new addresses you might acquire, and name changes from marriages, etc. Just send a card to us in care of North High, and we will see to it that this is noted on your class list. When your reunion is over, a committee must send a list of new and corrected addresses for the Alumni to keep in the files so that the people who work on one of the next reunions can come to N. H. A. A. for the up-dated list. This is MOST important. Lastly you can become active in joining our Alumni Board. Whether or not the Alumni Association continues is depending upon A Great Tradition ANNUAL ALUMNI REUNION FOR ALL CLASSES -- FOURTH THURSDAY IN MAY 8:00 P.M. AT NORTH EVERY YEAR. BELOW: Fifty Year Class Receiving Diplomas at Annual Reunion. Graduates attained distinction in many fields. PICTURED ABOVE are three of our distinguished alumni. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Vaughn, actor; Mary Riley Ast. Principal North, Clarence Biggie Munn, University of Michigan football couch. Other alumni include; Sid Hartman, sports editor at the Minneapolis Star and Tribune newspaper; Forrest Powers, columnist for Minneapols Star Newspaper; Harry Davis, Minneapolis school board member; and Robert Short, hotel owner and owner of the Washington Red Skins (baseball). Starting with an enthusiastic crew, we set out to learn the trials of making a yearbook. First we learned to crop pictures and build lay-outs. Screaming for pictures and writing copy, we slowly gathered all we needed; (missing deadlines to get the best was often found throughout the year.) It was trying at times and didn't always go easy, but we gained from the experience and learned to smile through it. SENIORS ¥ Janet Anderson Darcie Andre Janet Archambault Susan Arenz Brian Babb Barbara Balstcr Kimberly Bames Jill Beaulieu Pamela Becklund 130 Dcnctte Belfry Michael Bcllfield John Berglund Robert Berglund Myron Bogucki Billie Bolden Mariel Bolduc Debra Booth Marc Borrcson 131 James Boyd Robert Boy land Steven Brandt Velma Bouycr Thomas Brophy Jill Bucholdt Bessie Buckner Jesse Buckner Bruce Buranen Susan Burke Jeffrey Burrell Pauline Chavez Lynn Clary Danny Comstock Debra Comstock ( 132 133 Phillip Demry Andrew Desmond Nancy Conner Elizabeth Dahl Janice Dahlbloom Yvonne Davis Paula Dean Joseph Demko Marilyn Dike Shelley Doherty Mark Esters Michele Fatzc Sarah Finn Pamela Flagle Jeffrey Fortin Alfred Garcia 134 Michelle Gardner Patricia Giles Ricki Gilmore Linda Gilreath Peggy Gordien Dorothy Green Paula Greenberg Ohlcr Goncharenlco Helen Gregor 135 Diane Gronau Robert Haberman Doreen Hackett Janice Halverson Michael Hanson Randahl Hanson Ronald Hanson Ernest Harper Betty Harriman Valerie Harrison Martin Hartfiel Susan Hartfiel Daniel Hazeldine Lyle Heimendinger Steven Hein 136 Susan Heimkcs Valoric Henderson April Hendricks Todd Henning Steven Hentges J ulie Hepokowski Renna Hill John Hillukka 137 Peter Hoag Vikki Howard 138 Kavid Kautzman Michael Ketter Deborah Keymes Glenn Kid Debra Kotila Deborah Krenz Christine Krier Kristine Kukar Theodore Kunze Gayle Kvarnlov David Laughlin Marti Lawrence 139 John Lefebvre Terry Letouracau Thomas Lewis David Lindvall Forrest Little Robin Locke dell Richard Luka Kathi Lundquist Mary Madson Marilyn Magnuson Linda Majcskc Jane Manson Steve Marieey Valinda McCarter Karen McKinney 140 Bradley Melland Theresa Menard Lila Meyer Gregory Miller Terry Miller Terry Minard Jacqueline Minikus Robin Monson 141 John Moore Josephine Morton Ruth Norwood Cathie Olson Cathy Otteson Dewanc Pagcl Rickey Palmer Michael Parenteai 142 William Patterson Pamela Peabody Barbara Penland Mitchell Peterson Rita Peterson Thomas Peterson Timothy Peterson Donald Phillips Terry Pierce Nancy Pikala Robert Pipp Mark Podlasek 143 J udy Porter Sandra Pyykola Richard Rakow Cheryl Rassat Robin Raum Jeffrey Reid Mark Reins Shannon Riley Rick Rimer Aaron Rivers Evangeline Rodriguez Brian Rowles 144 Stephen Rozck Russell Ruud David Salmon Douglas Sargent Sue Scheinost Lenore Schendcl Jacalyn Scheuring Roxanne Schmidt 145 Greg Schommer Patti Shand Rebecca Shostrom Julie Simmons Cheryl Smith Kevin Smith Myron Spath Lynn Starkweather David Steen David Stellick Todd Stenson Monica Stormoen 146 Lori Sweeney Norman Tapio J ames Thompson Pamela Tinnel Susan Tollifson Michael Turner Becky Tyni Anita Urvina Christy Van Hale U7 Randy Vanseth Sarah Washington Clifton Watson Karen Weitzel Wendy Whalen Shirley Whaley LuAnn Wilcox Catherine Williams Patricia Windom Maxine Wright Nancy Wulff Suzanne Wynns 148 Margaret Yurick Linda Zachow Dennis Zimmerman ADAMS, TERRY ALTHOFF, DAVID ANDERSON, DEBRA ... 130 ANDERSON, MARCIA ... 130 ANDRE, DARCIE ... 130 ARCHAMBAULT, JANET ... 130 ARENZ, SUSAN ... 55, 112, 116, 122, 127, 130 Y-Teens-Publicity Officer, Chapter Council, Cheerleading Captain, Homecoming Princess, Yearbook, Senior Council, Student Council, Norse Club; secretary, Sophomore (capt.) Cheerleader, Hall of Fame; Cutest Couple. National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Sno-Daze Comittee, Homecoming Committee. AUSTIN, JONNIE BABB, BRIAN ... 130 BAKER, RAY ... 130 BALSTER, BARBARA ... 130 BALTUS, DUANE BARES, GERALD BARNES, KIMBERLY ... 130 BASS, DENYCE BATTAGLIA, RICHARD ... 126, 127, 56, 57 Newspaper, Yearbook. BEAULIEU, JILL ... 130 T.A.N.S. BECKLUND, PAMELA ... 130 BELFREY, DENETTE ... 131 BELL, ESTELENE BELL FIELD, MICHAEL ... 131 BENSON, CREGORY BERG LAND, JOHN ... 18-21, 131 Football BERCLAND, ROBERT ... 131 BODELL, CURTIS BOGUCKI, MYRON ... 131 BOLDEN, BILLIE ... 118, 119, 120, 121, 131 Polarettes, Modem Dance BOLDUC, MARIEL ... 131 BOOTH, DEBRA ... 131 BORRESON, MARC ... 131 BOWLDS, BRICE BOYD, JAMES ... 131 BOYLAND, ROBERT ... 131, 18-21 Football BRANDT, STEVEN ... 131 BOUYER, VELMA ... 132 BRENNY, PATRICK BROPHY, THOMAS ... 18-21, 22-27, 61, 112, 132 Band, Football, N-Club, Senior Council, Sno-Week: Prince and Sno-Week Committee, Homecoming BUCHOLDT, JILL ... 132 BUCKNER, BESSIE ... 132 BUCKNER, JESSIE ... 132 BURANEN, BRUCE ... 132 BURKE, SUSAN ... 22-27, 56, 57, 112-115, 132 Newspaper staff, Sno-Daze, Homecoming. BURRELL, JEFFREY ... 132 CARLSON, MARY ... 122 F.H.A. CARLTON, GERRI CASON, JOEL CHAVEZ, PAULINE ... 74, 132 Spanish Club CLAFLIN, DAWN CLARK, HAROLD CLARY, LYNN ... 132, 60. Hall of Fame: Shyest COMEAU, DEBORAH COMSTOCK, DANNY... 61,132 N-Club COMSTOCK, DEBRA ... 56, 57, 22-27,54,55,132 Homecoming, Y-Tcens, Newspaper, Y-Teens Chapter President CONNOR, NANCY... 74,133 Spanish Club CONTEREAS, RUBEN 149 DAHL, ELIZABETH ... 54, 55, 133 Y-Teens DAHLBLOOM, JANICE ... 133 DAVIS, HARRY DAVIS, JOANNE Afro-American Club DAVIS, YVONNE ... 133 DEAN, PAULA ... 22-27, 122, 133 F.H.A., stage Crew, Homecoming DEMKO, JOSEPH ... 133 DEMERY, PHILLIP ... 133 DESMOND, ANDREW ... 16, 123, 133 Debate Team, Ski Team, Cross-Country. DIKE, MARILYN ... 133 DIXON, GRADY DOHERTY, SHELLY ... 22-27, 54, 55, 112-115, 126, 127, 133 Yearbook Staff, Sno-paze, Homecoming, Y-Teens: Tressurer, Chapter Council. DOREE, DARLENE DORF, GAYLE DUFFY, FRANK ... 134 ENCELHART, KARIN ... 134 ERDAHL, JOSEPH ... 18-21, 134. Football. ERICKSON, BRADLEY ... 134 ESTERS, MARK ... 134 EVANS, BRENDA FAIR, KEVIN ... 61 N-Club, Swimming. FARNUM, JAMES FATZE, MICHELE ... 11, 22-27, 112-115, 134. Senior Council, Homecoming, Sno-Daze. FINN, SARAH ... 132 FITZGERALD, ALAN FLAGLE, PAMELA ... 22-27, 112-115, 134 Sno-Daze, Homecoming. FORTIN, JEFFREY ... 61, 18-21, 112, 134 Football, Basketball, N-Club, Sno-Daze Prince. FOSS, MARY GARCIA, ALFRED ... 134 GARDNER, MICHELLE ... 135 GILES, PATRICIA ... 135 GILMORE, RICKI ... 74, 135 Spanish Club GILMER, BARBARA GILMER, SANDRA GILREATH, LINDA ... 22-27, 54, 55, 120, 121, 135 Y-Tcens, Polarcttes, Homocoming Ouccn. CORDIEN, PEGGY ... 135 GREEN, DOROTHY ... 135 GREENBERG, PAULA ... 135 GONCHARENKO, OHLER ... 135 GREGOR, HELEN ... 74 German Club GRONAU, DIANE ... 135 GUNTHER, FLAME HABERMAN, ROBERT... 123, 135 Debate Team, National Honor Society. HACKETT, DOREEN ... 135 HALL, LESTER HALLER, THOMAS HALVERSON, JANICE ... 56, 57, 136 Newspaper Staff HAND, LINDA HANSEN, DUANE HANSON, MARILYN HANSON, MICHAEL ... 136 HANSON, RANDAHL ... 74, 18-24, 136 N-Club, Football HANSON, RONALD ... 136 HARPER, ERNEST ... 18-21, 61, 136 Football, N-Club. HARRIMAN, BETTY... 136 HARRISON, VALERIE ... 22-27. 54, 55, 126, 127, 136, 112-113 Yearbook Staff, Y-Teens: Council, Homecoming, Sno Daze, Pep Club, Spanish Club. HARTFIEL, MARTIN ... 18-21, 61, 136 N-Club, Football, Swimming HARTFIEL, SUSAN ... 11, 22-27, 54, 55,56, 57, 112-115, 126, 127, 136 Senior Council, Sno-Daze, Newspaper, Homecoming, Y-Teens: Publicity, Council, Yearbook Staff. HAZELDINE, DANIEL ... 136 HEIMENDINCER, LYLE ... 16, 23, 136 Cross Country, Debate Team HEIN, STEVEN ... 136 HEIMKES, SUSAN ... 137 HENDERSON, VALORIE ... 137 HENDRICKS, APRIL ... 137 HENNING, TODD ... 126, 127, 137 Yearbook, Swimteam (Bonito's) '. HENTCES, STEVEN ... 137 National Honor Society HEPOKOSKI, JULIE ... 137 HILL, RENNA ... 137 HERYLA, DANIEL HILLUKKA, JOHN ... 137 HOAG, PETER ... 11, 16, 22-27, 56, 57, 60, 123, 137 Sophomore Football, N-Club, Modem Dance, National Forensic League, Debate Team, Ski Team; Captain, Sno-Daze, Homecoming National Honor Society, Newspaper Editor, Prom Committee, Student Council President, Senior Council, Tennis Captain, American Field Service, Cross Country: Captain Track, Hall of Fame: Friendliest. HOPSON, CLARICE HORTON, HELEN HOWARD, VIKKI ... 124, T.A.N.S. HRUSKA, ROSEMARY HUNTER, PAMELA 150 HUNTER, RICHARD ... 138 HUTCHINS, KIM IRWIN, MARCHELLE JACKSON, JETT IE JACKSON, RILEY JACKSON, TYRONE JAMROS, DONALD ... 138 JEROME, KATHY ... 54-55 , 74, 138 Y-Teens, German Club JOHNSON, DAVID ... 18,21, 61, 138 N-Club, Football JOHNSON, JANINE ... 138 JOHNSON, LAWRENCE ... 138 JOHNSON, MIKE JOHNSON, RAY JONES, EDWARD ... 138 KAUTZMAN, DAVID ... 18-21, 61, 74, 138 Football, N-Club, German Club, Swimming. KENDRICK, DANIEL KETTER, MICHAEL ... 18-21, 61, 138 Football, N-Club KEYMES, DEBORAH ... 138 KIDD GLENN ... 139 KLEVEN, KENT KOTILA, DEBRA ... 74, 139 Spanish Club KRENZ, DEBORAH ... 139 KRIER, CHRISTINE ... 22-27, 112-115, 139 Homecoming, Sno-Daze KRUCHTEN, LORELEI KUKAR, KRISTINE ... 10, 22-27, 54-55, 112-115, 116-117, 126-127, 139 Student Council Homecoming, Y-Teens, Sno-Daze, Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff. KUNZE, THEODORE ... 74, 123, 139 Spanish Club, Debate Team KVARNLOV, GAYLE ... 10, 22-27, 54-55, 56-57, 112-115, 116-117, 139 Senior Council, Homecoming (Princess), Y-Tcens, Newspaper Staff, Sno-Dazc, Polar Bear. LAUCHLIN, DAVID ... 139 LAWRENCE, MARTI ... 120-121, 139 Polarettes. LAWSON, ALLEN LEFEBVRE, JOHN ... 139 LETOURNEAU, TERRY ... H 22-27, 112-115, 139, 100-101 Senior Council, Homecoming, Snow Week (prince), Wrestling. LEWIS, FREDRICK LEWIS, THOMAS ... 139 UNDVALL, DAVID ... 140 LITTLE, FORREST ... 123, 140 Debate Team. LOCKEDELL, ROBIN ... 140 LOKKEN, JAMES LUKA, RICHARD ... 18-21, 140, 104 Football, Basketball. LUNDQUIST, KATHI ... 140 LUSSIER, GARY ... 18-21 Football LYNCH, TERRENCE MADSON, MARY ... 140 MAGNUSON, MARILYN ... 74, 54-55, 22-27, 112,115, 126-127, 140 Homecoming, Y-Tecns, Spanish Club, Sno-Daze, Yearbook Staff. MAJESKE, LINDA ... 140 MANSON, CHARLES MANSON, JANE ... 140 MARKEY, STEVE ... 140 McCarter, valinda ... 22-27, 74, 75. 122, 140, 141 Homecoming Spanish Club, French Club, F.H.A., National Honor Society. MCDONALD, ANTHONY MCCARRITY, MICHAEL MCKINNEY. KAREN ... 74, 22- 27, 140 Spanish Club, German Club, Homecoming MEADOWS, DANZY MELLAND, BRADLEY ... 141 MENERD, THERESA ... 141 MEYER, LILA ... 141 MILLER, GREGORY ... 141 MILLER, TERRY ... 141 MINIKUS, JACQUELINE ... 22-27, 54-55, 112-115, 28-29, 116-117, 126-127, 141 Homecoming (Princess), Y-Teens, Sno-Dazc, Polar Bear, Yearbook Staff, Band. MONSON, ROBIN_____141 MOORE, JOHN ... 141 MORTON, JOSEPHINE ... 141 MUNDEN, MICHAEL NACLE, EDWARD ... 142 NELSON, BRENDA NELSON, CRAIG ... 142 NELSON, DEBORAH... 122, 142 F.H.A. NEUBERCER, LINDA ... 142 NEUMILLER, FREDERICK NEWMAN, GUY NEWMAN, RICHARD ... 74 German Club PETER, NIKIEL NORWOOD, RUTH ... 116-117, 142 Cheerleader. O'BRIEN, JOHN OHR, DONALD OLIVER, ANN OTTESON, CATHY ... 22-27, 112-115, 126-127, 142 Homecoming, Sno-Daze, Yearbook Staff (Editor). OLSON, GREGORY OSBORNE, ANNETTE OOTESON, CATHY ... 22-27, 112-115, 28-29, 126-127, 142, 94-95 PACEL, DEWANE ... 16, 61, 22-27, 112-115, 28-29, 126-127, 142, 94-95 Cross Country Captain, N-Clubj Treasurer, Homecoming, Sno-Dazc, Senior Council, Student Council, Yearbook Staff Picture Co-ordinator, Band, Skiing, Track, Hall of Fame: Cutest Couple. PALMER, RICKEY ... 142 PARENTEAU, MICHAEL ... 142 Band PASSOW, WAYNE PATTERSON, WILLIAN ... 18-21, 61, 112-115, 100-101, 143. Football, N-Club, Sno-Daze (Prince), Wrestling. PATTON, DAVID PAYNE, EDWARD PAYTON, BARBARA PEABODY, PAMELA ... 54-55, 75, 122, 143 French Club, Y-Teens, F.H.A. PEDERSON, PATRICIA PENLAND, BARBARA ... 143 PERDUE, LIZBET PESCHONG, DARWIN PETERSON, MARJORIE PETTERSON, MITCHELL ... 143, 102-103 Gymnastics PETERSON, RITA ... 143 PETERSON, THOMAS ... 143 PETERSON, TIMOTHY ... 143 PHILLIPS, DONALD ... 143 PHILLIPS, ERIC PIERCE, TERRY ... 143 PIKA LA, NANCY ... 143 PIPP, ROBERT ... 143 PODLASEK, MARK ... 126-127, 143 Yearbook Staff (photographer). PORTER, JUDY ... 144 PRICE, SHANE PYYKOLA, SANDRA ... 54-55, 151 QUAN, WILLIAN ... 18-24 Football RAKOW, RICHARD ... 144 RAKOWSKI, LARRY RANCOUR, RONALD RASSAT, CHERYL ... 144 RASSET, VALERIE RAUM, ROBIN ... 121, 122, 144 Chccrlcading, Y-Tcens, Homecoming Committee, Sno-Daze, Spanish Club RECGUINTI, FRANKLIN RECCUINTI, GOREON ... T.A.N.S. REID, JEFFREY ... 144 REINS, MARK ... 144 RICH, PATRICIA RILEY, SHANNON ... 22-27, 112-115, 120, 121, 144 Polarcttes, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Polar Bear, Sophomore Cheerleader. RIMER, RICHARD ... 144 RIVERS, AARON ... 18, 61, 144 N-Club, Wrestling, Football. WILLIAM, ROBINSON RODRICUEZ, EVANGELINE ... 74, 144 Spanish Club ROWLES, BRIAN ... 144 ROZEK, STEPHAN ... 145 RUUD, RUSSEL ... 145 RUPWRT, MICHAEL... 145 SALMON, DAVID ... 145 SARGENT, DOUGLAS ... 145 SCHEINOST, SUE ... 145 SCHENDEL, LENORE ... 145 SCHEURINC, JACALYN ... 145 SCHMIDT, DAVID SCHMIDT, ROXANNE... 122, 145 F.H.A. SCHOMMER, GREGORY ... 145 Football SEIFERT, PAUL SHAKLE, LARRY SHAKLE, THOMAS SHAND, PATTISUE ... 145 SHOSTROM, REBECCA ... 146 SIMMONS, JULIE ... 146 Polarcttes (capt.) SMITH, ALAN Football SMITH, CHERYL ... 147 SMITH, KEVIN ... 18-21, 112-115, 61, 146 Football, Basketball, N-Club, Sno King SMITH, SUSAN SPATH, MYRON ... 146 STARKWEATHER, LYNN ... 146 STEEN, DAVID ... 146 STELLICK, DAVID ... 146 STENSON, TODD ... 146 STEVENS, JAMES STORMOEN, MONICA ... 146 STRICKLER, JEAN SWEENEY, LORI ... 147 TAPIO, NORMAN... 147 THEISEN, JEANNIE THOMPSON, JAMES ... 147 TINELL, PAMELA ... 147 TOLLIFSON, SUSAN ... 147 TURNER, MICHAEL... 18, 112-115, 147 Football, Basketball, Sno-Prince, Homecoming, Sno-Daze Committee. TYNI, BECKY ... 147 URMAN, SUSAN URVINA, ANITA ... 22-27, 118-119, 54, 55, 112-115, 147 Homecoming, Modem Dance, Sno-Daze, Y-Tecns: Council, Chapter President. VAN HALE, CHRISTY ... 147 VANSETH, RANDY ... 147 WAATAJA, DAWN WALLER, JAMES 152 WANHALA, KERRY WARE, LEE WASHINGTON, SARAH ... 147 WATSON, CLIFTON ... 147 WEITZEL, KAREN ... 148 WHALEN, WENDY ... 148 WHALEY, SHIRLEY ... 148 WHITE, PATRICIA WHITE ROBERT ... 18-21 Football WILCOX, LUANN ... 22-27, 55, 148 Homecoming, Y-Teens. WILKINSON, ALICE WILLIAMS, CATHERINE... 148 WINDOM, PATRICIA ... 148 WRIGHT, MAXINE ... 148 WULFF, NANCE ... 22-27, 56, 57, 120, 121, 126, 127, 148 Newspaper Staff, Yearbook, Y-Teens: Chapter President, Council, Homecoming Princess, Polarette. WYNNS, SUZANNE ... 148 YORK, CURTIS YURICK, MARGARET ... 148 ZACHOW, LINDA ... 126, 148 Polarettes, Yearbook, National Honor Society, Homecoming Committee, Sno-Daze Committee, Modem Dance, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Polarettes Co-Captain, Badminton, Student Council, Prom Committee. ZIMMERMAN, DENNIS ... 148 GENERAL INDEX Administration.......................82 AfroAmerican Society................123 Audio Visual.........................30 Badmition.........................90-91 Band..............................28-29 Basketball Soph.................108-109 Basketball Varsity..............104-105 Cheerleaders....................116-117 Cross Country........................18 Counselors...........................83 Debate..............................122 F.H.A...............................122 Football Soph........................17 Football Varsity..................20-21 French Club..........................74 German Club..........................75 Gymnastics, Boys................102-103 Gymnastics, Girls.................90-91 Hall Guards..........................83 Hockey, Soph.........................99 Hockey Varsity.......................98 Homecoming........................22-27 Newspaper........................56-57 N-Club..............................61 N. F. L............................123 N.H.S..........................124-125 Norwegian Club......................75 Office Staff........................85 Pep Club............................60 Polarettes.....................120-121 Polaris Annual.................126-127 Senior Council......................10 Sno-Week.......................112-115 Skiing...........................94-95 Spanish Club........................74 Stage Crew..........................31 Student Council.....................li Swimming, Boys...................96-97 Swimming, Girls.....................15 T.A.N.S............................122 Tennis, Girls.......................14 Team Scores....................110-111 Wrestling......................100-101 Y-Teens..........................54-55 153 Modem Dance 118-119 McuJu MHC N° o be taken from the Library T ■■ ' % a ' ■yr’ V ■ ., • - i ■ j ' m ••■ i I ' -. 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