North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1974 volume:

SPEC COLL TOjCJZSJS noinm uiDcpi JWl£S. l}0£. W FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES vflHWjR' SPORTS INDEX o Robert Roessel came from Marshall University High School and we're glad he's here. He's a another man thats willing to help anyone at any time, seems as though wo have a lot of that around here?!! Dannie Gomez is one of our new Assistant Principals from Lincoln, and together with the rest of our Administration he's done an exceptionally good job. James Rogers is an Administrative Assistant and directs the PPC program. He works with students, teachers, and administration to make North a better place to be. Who is that man that is always pulling strings and getting something for someone? Who is that man who led us into a new, nine million dollar building? It's David Roffers, our Principal and we think he's done an excellent job. It takes a lot to supervise such an enormous project and he's done the best anyone could ever do. Thanks Mr. Roffers! Even though everyone at North seems a slight bit confused four times a year at registration, Larry Zimmerman knows what's goin on. Just ask him, and he'll straighten you out. He's our Curriculum Coordinator. 1. Melva Hadley 2. James Kanwischer 3. Joan Rudd 4. Edwin Nelson 5. Clareen Nyquist 6. Garla Frierson 7. Renee Fredrickson 7. Bernard Goodman Getting to know and trust your counselor for three years is a positive factor at North. There is always someone to help you when you NEED that help. Thanks to all of them! Confused? Need help? Upset? Wondering? That's what the counselors are at North for. If any of those problems ever applied to you, help was always there. C ) m O ZD CO ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH 1. Marguerite Dunlap, Cinematics, People; 2. Phyllis Lyders, Man Alone; 3. Edna Sanders, Science Fiction; 4. Norman Moen, Grammer, Literature; 5. Robert Pierce, 9th Grade English; 6. Frank Johnson, Individual Reading; 7. Barbara Stilp, 9th Grade English; 8. Roger Mahn, Stagecraft, Play Production, P.P.C.; 9. Sandra Neuman, Mythology, Women; 10. Joan Pinkney, 9th Grade English, Oral Interp.; 11. Stewart Sicbell, 9th Grade English Oral Interp.; 12. Donald Randall, Spelling, Mag. Reading; 13. Ruth Kezele, Cinematics; 14. Aliona Smith, Composition, Whats Happening; I'm Bored. Students at North don't say that much if they've picked an English course suited to their needs. Whether they want a Collage Writing course or a class about Death or a Play Production class or an Individual Reading class, their needs and wants are more than adequatly met by North's English Department. milllllllll 1. John Schneider, Psychology and Sociology 2. Karl Hansen, 9th grade Social Studies 3. Andre Lewis, 9th grade Social Studies 4. Carol Freeman, Women and Community Involvement 5. Kathleen Zenk, Government 6. John Conover, Sophomore Social Studies 7. Virginia Hartse, Government and Sophomore Social Studies What's goin' on? is a question that is asked often. Your question will most likely be answered when you enter a Social Studies class at North High. Communication - listen, talk, and be heard is what's happening! 8. Neil Buelow, American History and 9th grade Social Studies 9. Gerald Kneisl, Sophomore Social Studies and P.P.C. 10. Richard Chakolis, Sophomore Social Studies 11. Stanley Vogel, Economics 12. Mr. Schmid, Social Studies and Drivers Education 13. Joyce Johnson, Soph. Social Studies SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL MATH MATH MATH MATH 1. Paul Thompkins, Math Analysis, Concepts 2. Linda Kaat 3. Dick Thompson, Algebra Trig., Geometry, Concepts 4. Carol O' Connor, Concepts, Geometry, Basic Skills 5. Stuart Butterfield, Algebra 6. Stephanie Christopherson, Basic Skills, Sr. Math. I 8 3 Ax + By + C = ? R= ? 3x +4 ? The answers to those and many other equally challenging questions can be found in one of the Math courses at North. Whether it's Math Analysis or Basic Skills, the Math teachers are willing to take time in and out of class to make sure you grasp the concepts of the course. 9 ENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE 1. Rebbeca Scott, Biology; 2. Robert Fridgen, Physics, Geometry; 3. Richard Jacobson, Earth Science I.LS. Phy.; 4. Richard Kramer, Basic Skills, Chemistry; 5. Donald Wander, Zoology, Human Biology; 6. Sherry Durso, I.I.S. Life, Man Envi-ronment. 10 i Animal Vegetable, Mineral. Or to quote Mr. Kramer; What ever tickles your fancy. North's Science Department has something for everyone. Some of the courses offered are; Man and Environment, Zoology, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Human Biology. 11 BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS If you want to know how to do something after you get out of high school, a business class at North will teach you. There are a variety of classes from which to choose; Typing, Shorthand, Business Machines, Model Office and Bookkeeping, There is a club called MOEA, Minnesota Office Education Association, which gives those who work during the day an opportunity to take part in extra-curricular activities. The business department works together to help you learn a skill or skills that will be useful to you after or even during high school. 1. Gus Zanoni, Business Machines, Record Keeping; 2. Doug Ousdigian, Model Office; 3. Eva line Dautermann, Shorthand; 4. Allan Springen, Typing; 5. Donald Cieminski, Typing; 6. Charmaine Dysterheft, Office Skills and MOEA; 7. Jens Broin, Sales and Marketing. 12 13 ART MUSIC ART MUSIC ART Art 1. Kathryn Matson 3. David Tomlinson 5. Kathy Su2uki Music 2. Darrell Yngsdahl 4. John Broughton Art and Music-They Key to Creativity The Art department will be able to offer many more subjects with the good facilities of the new building. Ceramics, crafts, painting, drawing and metal sculptures are a few examples. The new equipment will give students the opportunity to produce many exciting and original art. The Music department will have two new bands next year, a concert band and a pep band. The band has become more fashionable, thanks to their new uniforms. The three languages offered at North are German, Spanish and French. The German department offers a three level course consisting of reading, writing, speaking and cooking German food. Mr. Rueter offers a course called Krauts and Kaisers, a class that explores the culture of German people. Third quarter Spanish students have practiced their cooking ability as well as improving their language skills. Fourteen Spanish students earned enough money for a trip to Spain in the spring. The French curriculum offers a program where more advanced students can study independently. The French department has plans of travel in the spring. 1. Richard Rueter 2. Grant Moosbruger 3. Patricia Bouta FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH X. Mary Rae Josephson, Modern Dance; 2. Lee Snell, Athletic Director and ninth grade Health; 3. Raymond Carlson, Weight Training and Tennis; 4. Kathryn Tromly, Tennis and ninth grade Health; 5. Ben McCoy, Weight Training and coed health. The Physical Education Department at North High has a wide variety of classes which enables a student to complete his her required credits in a way that best suits his her ability. Some of the classes offered are golf, bowling, tennis, archery, football, slimnastics, weight training, modern dance and vollyball. The selections change each quarter and different classes are offered, many depending on the weather. 6. Kathlyn Sworsky, Coed health 7. Shirley Keating, Soccer, Archery, Badminton 8. Larry Hartse, Weight training 9. Alex Rowell, Coed health 17 PHY ED HEALTH PHY ED HEALTH 1. Mr. Heller-Social Studies 2. Mr. Aim-Special V Education 3. Mr Cronin-Special Education 4. Mr. Solyts-Work Program 5. Lynn Smith-Occupational Relations 6. Mr. Andrews-O WECEP Coordinator 7. Mr. O'Brian-Special Education ® Mr. Nalepka-Work Program 9. Mr. Kostick-NYC 10. Mr. Klevin-Occupational Relations 11. Candy JolIlf- Work Opportunity 012. Mr. Frerk-NYC ___13. Barb Fraser-SOS | Coordinator 14. Lonny Bryant PPC 15. John Humphries- O sos 316. Linda Tucker-SOS 17. Kay Goldstein-O Audio Visual 11 118. Liliiam Dooley-SOS ,19. Paul Fox-PPC —J20. Mr. Carter-Driver's Education — 21. (STANDING) LEFT OT0 RIGHT-Owen I, I Osborne, Denny Schultz, Brian Weber. (SEATED) LLAvis Erwin, NOT PIC-£ }TURED-Fred Gau, Dean 'Larson, Mike Lutsey. WORK North High offers many alternative ways of getting a good education. Programs such as SOS, SSP, and PPC provide opportunities for students who have had various problems in their previous schooling. Staffed with certified teachers, they open an alternative route for students to achieve successful academic an work experience. A wide variety of other classes and activities invite creative participation. A MOVIE is often a sigh of relief heard from students. But Kay Goldstein is the one who deserves much credit for knowing how to operate movie projectors, slide projectors, opaque projectors, video-tape recorders, auditorium sound system, etc, and repairing them as well. She's done a great job moving and orga izing our Audio Visual department. INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAI 1. Diane Blodgett 2. Bernice Dahl 3. Agness Bergee The Home Economics department has a number of classes to offer to both male and female students. The programs are foods, beginning and advanced clothing, and a child care program. This program enables several girls to work with young children. 21 HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMIC Wiumnum 1. Bernice Aletky- Aide 2. Marilyn Chapman- English Aide 3. Betty Pope- Reading Van Aide 4. Mildred Faith- Nurse 5. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Jeanette Hansen, Margaret Mumm, Joan Lowe, Harriet Karlson- Office Secretaries 6. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Millie Neale, Mary Kosciolek, Agnes Peterson, Alice Simonson, Muriel Magdon-Counseling Office Secretaries 7. Melitta Tonn, Helen Ulvestad-Librarians 8. Shirley Maxwell- Aide 9. Harold White- Aide 10. (BACK ROW) Carol Zarling, Francis Johnson, Betty Engle, Vi Stackowski, Lois Cichoski (FRONT ROW) Lucille Senescall, Gertrude Welters, Elenor Rasmussen, Lorraine Mell, Eva Urman (NOT PICTURED) Olga Ekberg- Cooks 11. Vern Charboneau- head engineers, Don Waterman, Roy Anderson, Jerry Belle, Alexander Oavitch, Bill Delvaux, Alonzo Everett, Mike Fraser, Irene Johnson, Jack Parro, Ray Pope, Gerald Pugsley, Dave Samek, Tom Samek, Gary Taylor, Charles Churchill 12. Wallace Collier- Aide 13. Charles Williams- Aide 14. Roosevelt Landry- Aide Ever notice how some things get done and no one really knows who did it? Well, if you look hard enough, you'll probably see one of these people busy. They really contribute a lot to make this school a better place to be. CLERKS COOKS JANITORS AIDES Mark Almsted Rachelle Amsler Ramona Amsler Catherine Barraqan Naoroi Bebault Lisa Bebenese Elizabeth Bellard Gaylin Berg Cindy Beyer Sharon Binkley Marc Blackwell Bonnie Blomberg Scott Boiler Benita Brown Marylinn Brckke Linda Burnette Diana Cacas Tom Careaga Monica Carlin Georgeen Casey Vince Chase 25 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Steve Chyrlund Ricky Clements Brenda Comeau Dayman Cornes Roiann Curtis Carlton Dahl Christine Davis Barbara Dawson Kevin Day Terry DeMars Leon Denis John Dillard Lucille Dotstril Martha Dotstril Karen Dornbusch Liz Dorr Sharron Dunn Eddie Esaw Debbie Eastman Donnice Eastman AI Ferguson Jennifer Forman Maxine Fountain NEW PEOPLE AND 26 Amy Hacken Terry Hackett Terry Halvorson Mike Hanson Charles Hayes Jody Hime Lucy Hollman Roger Holman Rozeia Hood Jim Isam Clifford Jackson Kevin Jacobs Debbie Johnson Greg Johnson Linda R. Johnson Michael Kidd Rob Kjeseth Andrea Kobesk Brenda Koosmann THINGS ARE HAPPENING 27 Steve Kruchten Carlotta Lamb Jo Dee Lant Eileen Lapage Brian Larson Bruce Larson Dorene Lam Judy Lund Kenny Madison Nic Manthey Warner Lee Mary Leger Ricky Loen Yvonne Lindemann Michael Marcum DuRhonda Martin Kelly Mastrud Terry Matton Nadine McKee Debby McParkland k I LIKE THE 28 Jean Minikus Ray Montgomery Janelle Murray Carolyn Osborne Reed Olson Mark Olson Ramon Pacheco Allen Parker Doug Parks Shirley Patterson Bill Payne Joe Pelchat Dave Perez Frank Price Pat Rainwater Paul Renner Tracy Riley Greg Roberts Nancy Robinson TEACHERS HERE Jeff Rojas Jeff Salmey Pat Sazenski Diane Schroeder 29 Myron Schroeder Monte Scheidegger Shawn Scott Duane Simonson Tim Sinnett Denise Sloan Stephanie Small Andre Smith Tamela Smith Kim Soj Shannon Spencer Roger Stebbins Jay Sundberg Melvin Taylor Ginnette Thomas LaVonne Thumberg Charlene Timberlake Alberta Traft Donny Wanquist Anna Washington Don Watson Melvin West Kent (Mouse) West berg Anette Weyrauch Laura White Bill Wiley Toni Winder Steve Woodworth 30 Tom Allen Andre Anderson Russ Anderson Linda Barklind Jim Barnes Stephanie Battles Laurie Bebensee Willie Bell Don Bendickson Laura Benson Jeanne Berg Charles Berry I Julie _ lomberg Kevin Bohler Vallerie Boiler Cheryl Boyd Paul Brandel Micheal Breedlove Doug Brophy Bobby Brown Melvin Buckanaga 31 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Lorenzo Butler Lynette Bydlon Duane Cajune Vickie Cameron Tamie Carlson Leonard Caruthers Bob Caviness Bernie Clark Cynthia C lark Gwendolyn Clark Joann Crane Karen Crocker Aaron Culberson Becky David CLEAR THE 32 33 Linda Eckley Diane Eitle Diane Elliot Forrest Engman Tim Esping Linda Evans Sue Ferguson Connie Fleming Ed Flocken Neal Foy HALLS Marie Gorman Samuel Graham Cindy Grams Lonzell Gray Gary Gloppen Karen Glynn Jeralyn Godman Charlie Gregor Maxine Grigsby Gloria Grovenberg Brenda Gurley Paul Hallquist Lori Hanka Puddin Hawkins Donnie Henderson Reed Herman Dale Herrmann Cheryl Hill Ruvanda Hill Thomas Hillary Diane Hillucka 34 CATCH US I Kim Hohcnstein Denise Holland Dessie Hopkins Denise Ittner Bob Johnson Natalie Johnson Sharon Johnson Eileen Jones Pam Kalor Donald Kelly Pam Kirk Bruce Kivi Sharon Kolodziejczyk Doug Larson Greg Larson Rick LaVassuer Jenny Lee John Lightfeather Janet Lindstrand Sue Loken Marsha Love Gideon Loy Richard Luxem 35 LATER Nolan Maki Tim Mannie Kalian Manzke Nancy Mastrud Kay Norris Bryan Nyberg Kathy McDonough Ricky McKenzie Dana Morales Patricia Murphy Charlotte Nelson Robin Nickens Bruce Norman Tim Olson Guy Otteson Keith Payton Joann Peterson Harry Pettiford Ricky Pettis Victor Phillips Joan Price V Andrea Pryor Jack Puhl Tim Raeker CAN I SAY....? 36 WHAT Barb Ruedebusch Roxanne Sather Bryan Sawyer Steve Saxum Todd Scheidegger Marsha Schmidt Mike Schmidt Kristi Schroeder Linda Smith Ricky Smith Tommy Smith Rick Soj supposed to say? 99 what am i 37 Cindy Stay Kathy Stebbins Anette Steele Cynthia Stenson Pam Stevens Paula Stevens Peter Stevenson Brenda Stewart Cherrie Stroud Helen Subialka Tom Therbault Dawn Thomas Paul Thompson Cheryl Tieva John Timmins Darryl Trapp Vicky Urvina 38 I’M Eric Vaughn Patricia Walton Vernon Ward Ed Washington Jeff Watson Greg Westbrook Ronnie Williams Clifford Willman Brian Wilson Scott Wilson Ann Wolney SURVIVING ORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS David Alfuth Bonnie Anderson Linda Anderson Shelley Anderson Terri Anderson Mari Beth Arndt Aaron Arradondo Mike Auginash Robin Autio Frank Babb Linda Barklind Sandy Bakken Todd Barnard Kathy Bean Janice Bebault Mike Becky Jean Beggs Sandy Berglund Dan Bell Stewart Borries Russ Bothwell Laurel Boyd Hugh Bradley Shirley Buckhanon r i y 4 4 y l f ■i � Gwen Burgess Mary Burmeister Vinette Bydlon Nancy Campbell Richard Campbell Liz Carlbom Mary Carlin Nancy Carter Lorrie Chavez Joy Christenson Allen Christenson Allen Christian Tim Cody Walter Collier Bette Copeland Tom Con-Ear I Crane Pam Crushshon Terri Davis David deLeon Pam Demry Jennie Dominguez Tim Donahue Grace Dortch to 41 Oanitra Easton Mike Erko Coice Evans Gigi Evans Steve Flanagan Sandy Forare Lucinia Gordon Dan Flagle Diane Flagle Jessica Green Bettye Griffin Chris Hackett Randy Hanson Joy Harper Carla Hastings Mary Jo Haugan Norman Hayes Russ Hayes Mike Hilary Jean Hodges Angelia Holt I’M A JUNIOR AND 42 Theresa Hutton Barb Johnson Tammy Kallunki Tom Kanyetzny Linda Kennedy Renea Kilbo Dan Kirkeberg Candy Kleven John Knutson Bob Koosemann Susie Larkins David Larson Marc Latz Darcy Lechelt Peggy Lingquist Sue Little Tom Luka Felix Madison Robin Maki Henry Manuel Mary McDonough Beverly McGill Darlene McKinnely Pam Medley MORE INVOLVED 43 Jack Niederhaus Cathy Nims Larry Nutter Ken Oas Roy Olson Tom Perry James Payton Mike Rakow Mona Ramirez Lora Melton John Mennenga Laura Mirelez Katherine Mitchell Betty Moore McKinley Moore Vicki Morales Lisa Moran Kim Mullen Barb Mundahl Oeni$e Neuberger Debbie Nelson 44 I’M GONNA MISS Arlene Stenseth Ron Stuflick Cindy Thompson Lindy Thompson Debra Rodgers Karen Salmey Jeff Sawdy Lynn Scheuring Carol Schmidt Raymond Sharp Debra Shaw Eric Simmons Adrianne Smith THIS DUMP 4S Janice Thurn Debbi Tinnel Karen Troyer Krisan Turnquist Diane Tyler Scott Vadman Scott Vanseth Robin Voltz Leander Wade t t Roderick Wade Leslee Wallace Sue Whitney Camille Williams Jerry Winters 46 CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS We've got spirit, yes we do! We've got spirit how about you? If you happened to be passing through the south commons on a Wednesday or Thursday after school, that phrase and many others would sound familiar. The Varsity cheerleaders spent those two days after school perfecting cheers to spur on North's spirit. Being a cheerleader wasn't always easy due to hurried dinners, sore hands, chilling weather and many responsibilities but the reward of a winning team or a good yelling section more than made up for the hardships. There is more to North than classes and being the cheerleading advisor. I could see the girls work together to unify North. Sherry Durso, Varsity Advisor. The girls involved were A. Co-Capt Paula Brookins, B. Co-Captain Bettye Griffin, C. Gwen Burgess, D. Diane Flagle, E. Carrie Engman, F. Jill Brims, G. The Sophomore cheerleaders, H. Debbi Tinnel, I. Pam Demry J. Carol Jensen, K. Linda Anderson. 49 “It was a good experience. -Linda Anderson POLARETTES POLARETTES POLARETTES POLARETTE BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Lora Melton, Winnie Sudduth, Danitra Easton, Barbara West, Lynn Melton. SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT, Vicky Morales, Debbie Hammonds, Racine Moss, Terri LeVassuer, Dana Wesley. We've got to get together! I really like to dance. I got to know people and I got used to being in front of people. The 1973 Polarettes worked hard to get together. They were enthusiastic and all agreed that although it was difficult to coordinate ten pairs of legs it was a great opportunity to perform. ■74 was a great year for the Polaris. Not only did the staff put out the regular papers, but they also put out a special 4 page Snowweek paper. The Snowweek paper described the activities among which was a program sponsored by the Polaris. The program was intitled The First Annual Polaris Talent Show . The talent show was held on the seventh of February during lunch In the Auditorium. Five acts performed for the first prize of $25. The spectators chose the winner by clapping. This was an effort by the staff to help bring them out of debt. With the help of the school financing the newspaper to a greater extent this year, the newspaper was able to finish the year with the smallest debt in many years. The 74 news-paper staff will be remembered as the staff that tried to put it all back together again. The staff from RIGHT TO LEFT are: Becky Peterson, Marv Jo Haugen-co-editors. Clifton Few. Phoebe Tulkki and Carla Hastings -reporters. Advisor Mr. Mahn, Donna Stenseth and Tim Cody, reporters. Photographic editor-Charles Hulkonen, Debra Smith,-business manager. Lance Ness, Steve Flanagan, KarenSalmi, and Kevin Fleming.-reporters. m CO “0 m x) m CO j T m ;o The annual staffers were almost all Inexperienced at the beglnlng of the year. With hard work, alot of learning and growing they put together a book to be proud of. Pictured from L to R are: Pam Hubbard, Chuck Hulkonen, Dan Gesulli, Paula Brookins, Mark Dixon, Carrie Engman, Lance Ness, Karl Burney, Cheryl Jensen, Gwen Palmer, Carol Jensen, Patty Sumpter, Carol Hommes, Advisor Kathy Suzuki, Jill Brims. 55 POLARIS ANNUAL POLARIS ANNUAL POLARIS The 74 Band played at the football and the basketball games and gave the teams inspiration. They also played in the Christmas Concert held before Christmas vacation. The Band participated in a festival the second week after Easter. They played at the dedication of North on the seventeenth of February. The Band also participated with Central High in an example of marching Bands. They marched to give publicity to the less publicized inner-city schools. They displayed their musical talents to the entire city. As you see 74 was a very musical year at North. The band members are: Catherine Barragon, Scott Boiler, Cynthia Clark, Gwen Clark, Jerome Coleman, Denise Crawford, Rebecca Dentz, Mario Donato, Michael Eubanks, Jennifer Forman, Maxine Grigsby, Reed Herman, Joan Kautzman, John Lampley, Tara Lindvall, Judy Lund, Henry Manual, Kalian Manzke, Deloris Meyer, Gary Nelson, Bryan Nyberg, William Pahl, Susan Quist, Jon Rasmussen, Carol Schmit, Shannon Spencer, Timothy Vangrinsven, and Vernon Ward. OD O BAND BAND BAND BAND r r H 7) cr r D r D r y y) r r L Hark! Do I hear caroling? At North?!! Yes, for first time in several years there is a choir at NORTH. Mr. Yngsdahl organized the Christmas Choir. 70 North High and Jordan Jr. High students and faculty volunteered. They had a busy week bringing the Christmas spirit to the Bethlehem Lutheran Church, shoppers on the Mall and at Brook-dale Center, North Regional Library, and the Christmas Concert held in North's Auditorium. 1974” was filled with singing. North hosted the Choir Festival. Singers from all over the city came to North to display their delightful singing voices. The Christmas Choir from RIGHT TO LEFT are; Andrea Kobeska, Debbie Eastman, Renee Archambault, Greg Nutter, Randy Johnson, Bob Laskowski, Nick Manthey, Debbie Shaw, Sharon Johnson, Lynn Ramsey, Debbie Alderink, Nancy Campbell. SECOND ROW, George Booth, Andy Beggs, Kelly Mastrud, Mr. David Rcavis, Matt Esser, Jodee Lent, Beth Lowry, Bonne Roberts. THIRD ROW, Joy Christenson, Gwendolyn Palmer, Jill Youngren, Mary Leger, Laura White, Kim Soj, Barb Ruedebusch, Therera Krych. FOURTH ROW, Bill Payne Walter Collier, Vernon Ward, Roderick Wade, Reed Herman, Val Boiler, Mary Spath. FIFTH ROW, Mr. Robert Pierce, Mike Erko, Mr. Daniel Gomez, Danny Olstead, Todd Manthey. I've always considered dance very important, but like any athletic exhibition it must be performed. Ms. Mary Rae Josephson. Eighteen students in the advanced modern dance class have had the opportunity to perform. With the move into the new building, the students performed for the city physical education teachers January 29 in the auditorium. In May they gave a school performance. Ms. Mary has you work really hard , Rhonda Willis. I really love to dance, Ms. Mary is a great teacher, even if you are'nt feeling good she makes you work because its for your own benefit. Regina Dunn. 59 MODERN DANCE MODERN DANCE MODERN DANCE LlI M O SNO-DAZE! That one week each winter when all true Polars have their fun. This year one of the challenges issued was that of a free-throw contest, between Principal Dave Roffers and Assistant Principal Dannie Gomez (ABOVE). Ice fishing had a cold turn-out as shown by a big catch, and Mr. Buelow and Mr. Yngsdahl empty handed. Marc Dixon gets down during the Auditorium before the crowning of the King. Don't forget that early morning breakfast. Brian Holmer tries to stuff some in his pocket. 60 SNO-DAZE are supposed to be full of fun and excitment, and for Sno-KIng Bill Lynch, surprise and joy could be added as he didn't expect to be crowned. Here he is with escort Bev Wulff (LEFT). ABOVE are the Polarettes in action. 61 Prince Cal Lindgren Prince Johnny Martin Prince John Lampley Prince Marc Dixon King Bill Lynch 63 MOEA MOEA MOEA MOEA LlI O Class Officers: President-Carrie Engman, Vice Pres-Sandy Berglund Secretary-Greta Sawyer, Treasurer-Kathy Haller Parliamentarian-Cindy Olson, Historian-Darlene Smith, Regional Historian-Debbie Smith. MOEA stands for Minnesota Office Education Association . MOEA provides a full and accomplished day for the boys and girls on the work program, starting with breakfast at Tally Ho. They work at Nursing Homes to participate In I volunteer work and also collect and give gifts to Santa Anonymous. Faculty advisors are Mr. Ousdigian and Mrs. Dystertieft. Sharing and helping each other were an Important part of the class . - Debbie Smith. MOEA helps bring up self confidence .-Vickie Morales. m ILPuii m CMM DEC A Class Officers: President-Mike Davis Vice Pres-Jeanette Lokken Alternate-Terry Royce Secretary-Tina Ringham Treasury-Debbie Piatt DECA-stands for Distributive Education Clubs Of America . Deca is an organization for students who are on the work program and miss various school activities because of their Jobs. The students operate a candy store during school hours and the profits go to the club. Faculty advisor is Mr. Broin. Helps bring the school tog ether -Terry Royce 65 DECA DECA DECA DECA DECA TANS TANS TANS TANS TANS co 00 T.A.N.S. are True American Native Students; established in 1969. T.A.N.S. purpose is to try to get Indian students interested in their school. This year North T.A.N.S. united with South High, and are planning to make T.A.N.S. a city wide organization. Last spring, Apache Indians from two Phoenix schools came to North. They put on several of their beautiful ceremonial dances. October 27, T.A.N.S. held a POW WOW at Ascension. This POW WOW was organized to help finance a group of T.A.N.S. students to visit the Southwest reservations during spring break. The French Club was advised by Mrs. Bouta. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ABOVE, Todd Manthy, Advisor Mrs. Bouta, Lisa Moran, Mary Burmeister, Robin Autio, Verlin Welling, Kim Hohenstein. The German Club, advised by Mr. Reuter, earned money by working the concession stand at basketball games. The money was used for horse-back riding, trips to the Black Forest Restaurant, and other activities. Pictured BELOW are approximately one half of the students involved. Bob Johnson, Bob Lindstrand, Advisor Mr. Reuter, Linda Anderson, Char Nelson, Lindy Thompson, Carol Holmes, Meri Beth Arndt, Paula Brookins. The Black Forest and Friends, mugs Keeney. FRENCH CLUB GERMAN CLUB FRENCH CLUB LU I— CH I— on I— O' Individual growth was stressed In this year's Art Club. Students met with the group about twice a month to discuss their projects and plan new ones. The Art Club also provided help in service projects within the school, such as posters for promotion of plays. The students involved were; Sue Loken, Cathy George, Oeina Burns, Tom Olsen, Tom Green, Scott Wilson, Kyle Ray, Meribeth Arndt, Kim Lawerence; Cindy Thompson, Barbera Brekke. Art Club helps me to expand on new branches of learning. Kim Lawerence. A lot more people can do their own thing as far as art goes. Advisor Mrs. Matson. C£ 68 The Afro-American Club With good organization and hard work the Afro-American Club has accomplished more this year than in years past. They, along with other interested students and staff planned Black History Week. They also organized the showing of the movie I HAVE A DREAM by Martin Luther King. There was also a trip to St. Cloud by interested students for a seminar on Black History. The Spanish Club Advised by Mr. Moosebrugger, the Spanish Club sold candy to make money for some of the students to go on a spring trip to Spain. They were an energetic group and got along well together. SPANISH CLUB AFRO AMERICAN CLUB SENIOR COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR CO The Senior Class Council was composed of a group of spirited people. They were not as active as they had hoped to be but held together as a group. Mr. Kramer advised the council; and as shown in the picture above, stands behind the group. The senior class officers were: Chairman; Calvin Lindgrvn, Secretary; Patty Sumpter, Treasurer; Todd Manthey. Members pictured: Martin Anderson, Randy Behling, Kari Arndt, Paula Brookings, Carrie Engman, Kathy Haller, Carol Hommes, Brian Holmer, Chuck Hulkonen, Diane Ilstrup, Carol Jensen, Cheryl Jensen, Clavin Lindgrvn, Bob Lindstrand, Todd Manthey, Lance Ness, Cindy Olson, Patty Sumpter, Advisor; Mr. Kramer. “All I can say is that, it was“ Paula Brookins. It was alot more together than the Student Council Carrie Jo Engman. The 1973-74 Student Council had many discussions and discussions and discussions. Some of the activities which the council participated in were Homecoming, Tour Guides, Sno-Dare and various other activities. Pictured at RIGHT: Diane Ilstrup, Sandy Berglund, Carol Jensen, Cheryl Jensen, Paula Brookins, Cindy Olson and Carol Holmes. Other Members of the council; Carrie Engman, Lance Ness, Patty Sumpter, Steve Parker, Carla Hastings, Robin Makl, Debbie Tinnel, Lisa Moran, Mary Jo Haugen, Louise Collier, Bov Wulff, Kelly Mastrud, Lance Ness, Marvin Jacobs, Chuck Hulkonen, Laurie Wilscy, Roger Gansen, Todd Manthey, Calvin Lindgrvn, Karl Arndt, Winne Suddeth, Danitra Easton, Ava Atlas, Pam Dcmery, Leslee Wallace, Pam Kirk, Pam Dvorak, Rod Wade, John Lampley and Jan Thum. The Adviser was our old buddy Mr. Neil Boelow. “All I have to say about Student Council is, I wouldn't repeat It. Lance Ness. 1 had a lot of talk but could have used a little more action Cheryl Jensen Pop Club was a very supporting and enthusiastic group this year. They kept the cheering going with signs, megaphones, and card sections at the football game. Mr. Kneisel led the pep club with the assistance of Mrs. Christoperson, who was on the pep club at the University of Minnesota. Sandy Forare: It was fun to be together with all the different people. Carol Hommes: For football season it was fun. Pep and spirit that's what we got and if you'd yell it'd sure help alot. FIRST ROW, L To R: Sandy Forare, Carol Hommes, Robin Maki, Lisa Moran, Mary Burmiester, Bonita Belfrey, Paula Brookins, SECOND ROW, L To R: Debbie Shaw, Carla Hastings, Lynn Melton, Bev Wulff, Cindy Olson. THIRD ROW, L To R: Gigi Evans, Roderick Wade, Laura Melton, Cindy Clark, Gwen Richmond. FOURTH ROW, LToR: Lance Ness, Carol Jensen, Danitra Easton, Patty Sumpter, Sandy Bcrgland. FIFTH ROW, L To R: Carrie Engman, Cheryl Jensen, Cindy Stinson, Vicky Urvina, Ginger Foreman. EP CLUB PEP CLUB PEP CLUB PEP CLUB PEP CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society li not only a service organization but recognition of students who have achieved highly in their grade point average. Members are planning a party In March for the young adults in Cambridge State Hospital. The Honor Society has grown greatly this year. A candlelight initiation was held for new members in February. Each member was presented with a pin bought for that person by teacher at North. Members are: Martin Anderson Karina Arndt Margaret Bares Randall Behllng Judith Bell Karen Benson Mike Bergland John Boyd Barbara Brekke Paula Brookins Steve Carlson Kathy Champagne Beth Davis Tony Oomiano Carrie Engman Pat Fahey Carrie Furo Frank Ganley Dan Gesuclli Diane Haida John Halliday Carol Hommes Chuck Hulkonen Julie Kassulker Mark Kiesling Dane Larson Keith Lawrence Theresa LeVasseuer Cheryl Jensen Calvin Lindgren Robert Lindstrand Tara Lindvall Mike Malloy Todd M an they Deloris Meyer Francine Marrin Gary Nelson Teri Nutter Linda PageI Gwen Palmer Steve Parker Becky Peterson Connie Quan Sue Qulst Teena RIngham Mike Roskos Mary Rudd Gary Sather Margaret Schmidt Stephanie Silva Debbie Smith Darlene Smith Winnie Suddeth Patty Sumpter Mark Thompson Kevin Thompson Greg Umberger Diane Van Blaircom Beverly Weitzel Jeff Wostbrook Sonja Williams Bev Wulff Dawn Ybbara Debbie Ybbara The officers are: Robert Lindsrand-Rresident Patty Sumpter-Vice President Paula Brook ins-Treasurer Beverly Wulff-Secretary Just to show I'm not prejudice against women. And now, ladies and gentlemen.... In perfect health? On November 21st, there was a Battlo of the Sexes . It was a tennis match between Ms. Nancy Carter, student and Mr. John Conover, teacher. There was a great deal of practice and publicity to make it a successful match. It was a challenge, but I really enjoyed myself. It was something different. Nancy Carter. Tennis, anyone? This match helped develop human relations for the school. Athletes should get involved in non-team sports as well as team sports. The student vs. teacher match seemed to create a lot of student and teacher interest. The winner was Nancy Carter. Set scores were 6-2 and 6-3. CARTER CONOVER CARTER CONOVER THE ME NOBODY KNOWS THE ME NOBODY THE CAST RHODAS Lora Melton LILLIANS Donnice Eastman CARLOS LILLIE MAES . . . . Geneva Stroud BENJAMIN CATHERINE MELBAS Benita Belfrey LLOYDS Dennis Hall DONALDS Chris Hall CLOROX WILLIAMS Vernon Ward NELL The set was designed and constructed by the sixth hour stagecraft class. It was directed by Roger Mahn. THE ME NOBODY KNOWS What does a theater project such as this have to do with improving the quality of education in the State of Minnesota? This project, School and Community Theater Two, was founded by the Council on Quality Education with this stated objective in mind . . To reduce the incidence of racially sterotyped perceptions among members of two contiguous racially differentiated communities (North and Northeast Minneapolis) by establishing a pattern of intense and cooperative interaction (School and Community Theater Two) among those who participate. A second play, Lillies of the Field will be produced this spring to complete the project. Essentially, the project hopes to emphasize the similarities rather than the differences between two dissimilar neighborhoods by demonstrating people from both areas can work together in concert and harmony to produce an exciting and satisying result. i r i If a person tried to describe open registration, it would be literally impossible. As one may note from the pictures, registration could be compared to a zoo. Here are a few comments from the animals: I like the day off - It's not orderly enough, too many people in one place at one time. It's different.” I think it's pretty good. “You can pick your own classes, and I dig that. t ! o D m Vitamin D Milk FAIRMONT Lunch at the new North was an experience. Pre-tieated plastic coated lunches. The ala carte line. The music. Who will ever forget the hot dogs or the hamburgers. The zingers and frosty malts. We all will. 78 SOS is in it's second year at North. Begun in September of 1972, the program is Federally funded through Title III ESEA. SOS offers Sophomore students alternatives to regular school. Courses include: Creative Writing, Literature, SOS Library, Computer Math, Algebra, Social Studies, Art and Music. ABOVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Enger, Brian Little, Elizabeth DeSantell, Rick Paulson, Mike Larson, Terry Chapman, Chezron Jerrett, and Larrel Roy. OPPOSITE PAGE: Cindy Kassulker, Jeffrey Nevilles, Darrel Habiak, Randy Olson, Rick Loycano, and Camille Williams. How do the students feel about SOS: I like everything about it. Cindy Kassulker The Programs OK. -Steve Hubbard People in SOS aren't trying to get on each other or over each other. Kent Westburg. 80 SOS SCHOOL OF SURVIVAL SOS SCHOOL OF SURVIVAL BLACK HISTORY WEEK BLACK HISTORY WEEK A good piece of leather-well put together. Richard Easton It seemed to be the best Black History Week North has EVER had. -Marc Dixon If you've got it-flaunt it. -Andre Lewis Black History Week was a week of involvment. Many students who have never been involved in other North activities showed their talents in organization, entertainment and seriousness this week. There were two auditoriums. The first one dealt with entertainment and the second was more of an educational experience. As Joyce Johnson, one of the advisors, put it: Black History week was a combination of Black talents. It gave the community a chance to see how students look at entertainment and history. It was hip. - John Lampley. Advisors were: Paul Thompkins, Andre Lewis, Toni Smith, Roger Mahn and Joyce Johnson. 82 CROSSCOUNTRY CROSSCOUNTRY CROSS COUN BACK LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jacobson, Jude Carlin, Ken Oas, Tim Raeker, Scott Boiler, Jeff Connors, Steve Saxum, Kevin Nygaard, Donald Watson, Jerry Carlin. FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Westbrook, Jim Holt, Scott Soukup, Jeff Salmey, Tim Mannie, John Lampley, Tony Domiano, Paul Riddle. - 84 Paul Riddle The sophomores finished second in the sophomore meet. Paul Riddle ran 16:35. His time was ONLY 36 SECONDS off the school's varsity record. Top sophomores and freshman at North are: Paul Riddle, Jeff Salmey, Randy Holt, Tim Mannie, Don Watson, Jerry Carlin, and Jeff Connors. Coach Jacobson: John Lampley and Jeff Westbrook had good running times for their first year out. I wish they had run all three years. 85 Jerry Salmey VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: L TO R Clifton Few, Jeff Wayman, Mike Schmidt, Mike Eubanks, Dale Steen, Tom Perry, Henry Manuel, Blair Andra Massie, Roger Clark. SECOND ROW: L TO R Coach Ben McCoy, Coach Alex Rowell, Tony Williams, Mike Shuffenhauer, Earl Crane, Frank Ganley, Kevin Day, Scott Hunter, Chuck Berry, Terry Lewis. THIRD ROW: L TO R Kevin Fleming, Doug Stenberg, Mike Hillary, John Mennengae, Curtis Blackwell, Rufus Johnson, Bob Koosmann, Walter Collier, Mike Smith, Hugh Bradley, McKinnley Moore. Coach McCoy- I've built other teams up Captains: Terry Lewis, Tom Perry, from the bottom; NORTH is no exception. Both made the all city team. 86 Jeff Wayman Offensive Halfback Mike Shuffenhauer Linebacker Curt Blackwell Tackle NORTH 0 Edison 32 NORTH 0 Washburn 28 NORTH 0 South 7 NORTH 0 West 20 Doug Stenberg Tightend, Kicker NORTH 12 Southwest 6 NORTH 12 Roosevelt 22 NORTH 6 Vocational 8 NORTH 6 Marshal l-U 20 Frank Ganley Defensive Back 87 The game everybody wasupforwas Southwest because we beat Southwest almost every year and we did it again. Rufus Johnson ran it in from the five yardline in overtime. Southwest had four tries, but didn't make it and North won. Our team getting ready for the season. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT. Steve Miller, Paul Yanzer, Forrest Engman, Charles Hodge, Darrell Trapp, Bob Caviness, Tony Hajder, Ricky McKenzie, Peter Neumann, Henry Jorgenson SECOND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT. Noil But low, coach, Roy Neal, Eric Eberhardt, Billy Law, Lloyd Whitson, Greg Johnson, Virgil Blackwell, Michael Kidd, Frank Ford, Keith Evans, Ray Carlson, Coach THIRD ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT. Swanson, Donnie Smith, Tyrone Kidd, Charles Gregor, Tom Theroult, Walter Jones, Michael Talley, Kenny Neal, Grog Westbrook FOURTH ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT. Darrell Habiak, Arron Jenkins, John Lighfeather, Lonzell Gray Freddy Oi I Hard, Edwin Irwin, Michael Moran, Ricky Smith, Mark Blackwell NOT PICTURED: Tony Queen coach ' North 12 South 6 North 30 Marshall 6 North 12 Henry 18 North 16 Central 0 North 0 Edison 53 North 6 Washburn 24 North 20 Vocational 8 Final Standing 4-3-0 90 I t ♦ I I I r TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Whitson, Scott Wilson, Bruce Sorrells, Coach Sagedahl. BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Hadley, Johnny Hurter, Ben Harris, Greg Westbrooks, NOT IN PICTURE. Jim Land, Lonzell Gray, Steve Miller, Ricky Smith, Kevin Fleming, Ronnie Hall, Aaron Jenkins. North 57 West 53 North 50 Moundview 44 North 66 Henry 46 North 59 Washburn 56 North 63 Southwest 50 North 68 South 56 North 50 Roosevelt 44 North 56 Crosby Iron 57 North 65 Marshall U 66 North 51 Central 69 North 68 West 48 North Henry The game against Marshall U was a very emotional game. Ricky Smith. We lost three games straight, But we can come back and be strong. Lonzell Gray. If we put our minds together we can win. Kevin Fleming. We're good but we can be three times better. Johnny Hunter. We don't have discipline. We're not running the ball the way we're suppose to. Steve Miller. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL QQ I— L±J co CD TOP ROW (L-R) Scott Hunter (Manager), John Lampley, Doug Stenberg, Captain Charles Lynn, Rufus Johnson, Captain Johnny Martin, Al Sawyer, Coach Rowell. BOTTOM ROW - Richard Finch Campbell, Marc Dixon, Keith Davis, Terry Lewis, Henry Manuel, Tom Perry. CD H L±J CO DO Coach Al Rowell This year the team was working on a controlled offense. Teams in the years to come should get better as the sophmores and returning players gain experience with the controlled offense. We know we had the talent, but we had to put it to work as a team. We worked as a team sometimes, but sometimes we didn't We worked hard and tried to win, but sometimes we could not mako it work. As a fan I enjoyed basketball the best. Captain and senior, Charles Lynn. Captain and senior, Johnny Martin. 92 Senior Marc Dixon West 54 Moundsview 56 Washburn 56 Henry 44 Southwest 50 South 66 Roosevelt 56 Crosby-Ironton 61 Marshall High 56 Central 69 Vocational 51 West 70 Henry 72 Washburn 81 Senior Douglas Stenberg Senior John Lampley North 48 North 58 North 47 North 43 North 65 North 84 North 53 North 85 North 58 North 53 North 85 North 57 North 56 North 52 93 Senior Keith Davis LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Koith jumps up for the shot. 2. The offense gets the ball in to shoot. 3. Al gets beyond defense and shoots. 4. John uses determination to get the ball in. 5. Johnny makes a lay-up for two points. 6. Rufus dribbles down the floor. 7. Charles out jumps and gets control of the ball. 8. Marc goes up for a field shot. 94 Goal! Goal! Congratulations! Nothing could be more fitting for the '74 hockey team. Jumping off to a running start, the hockey team was solidly jolted by stiff checks, injurys, and sudden line openings. The team carried on not quite as well as first expected, but with a little more spirit then in years before. (TOP) Coach Larry Aim, in his fifth year of coaching at North, shows some of the worry as North battles in a close game. (ABOVE) Cal Lindgren (10) and a Voc player ask What do you mean you're stuck? of Sophomore Tony Haijder, as the sophomore gains experience. 95 VARSITY HOCKEY VARSITY HOCKEY VAR TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Goalie Dale Steen, Curt Blackwell, Frank Babb, Craig Smith, Don Balck, Cal Lindgren, Lance Ness, Bill Lynch, Bob Krampotich, Goalie Tom Luka, Coach Larry Aim. BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Yanzer, Pete Neuman, Mike Moron, Tony Haijder, Paul Thompson, Tom Kanetzeny. NOT PICTURED: Dean Halonen, Mike Rakov . NORTH 7 Mechanic Arts 1 NORTH 0 Rose mount 3 NORTH 6 Litchfield 7 NORTH 5 Central 2 NORTH 0 Vocational 5 NORTH 3 Edison 9 NORTH 1 Roosevelt 9 NORTH 4 Washburn 5 NORTH 4 Minnehaha Academy 2 NORTH 1 Southwest 17 NORTH 2 Marshall U. 1 NORTH 3 Centennial 2 NORTH 1 South 9 NORTH 5 Orono 4 NORTH 1 Henry 9 NORTH 3 West 5 NORTH 5 Litchfield 7 NORTH 2 Monroe 3 O.T. NORTH 1 Mound Region V Playoffs 4 NORTH 5 Shakopee 3 NORTH 4 Henry 5 O.T. VARSITY SWIMMING VARSITY SWIMMING VARSITY They did pretty well considering the number of those who tried out. Those that went out for swimming represented the school pretty well, they worked hard and kept coming to practice and they improved. -Coach Tomlinson This year was a trying year because we didn't have a big team. We had to swim more than the other teams and worked harder to try to win in relays. -Russ Hayes and Hugh Bradley North - Edison 24-54 North - Washburn 24-59 North - Central 36-47 North - Vocational 51-39 North - Sou tli 36-46 North - West 32-51 North - Henry 28-55 North - Marshall U 42-41 98 TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Weltzel, Allen Christianson, Kent Westburg, Mike Stoneburg, Randy Allen, Reed Herman. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Dave Tomlinson, Hugh Bradley, Scott Vanseth, Russ Hayes, Frank Ganley. 99 LEFT PAGE UPPER CORNER Gymnastics -Captain Kirk Waskey, Pat Aspinwall, Karl Jex, BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT Arden Loy, Tim Lassier, Tom Bendickson, Kyle Raye, Lenny Andolino, Nick Domiano. 100 RIGHT PAGE LOWER CORNER Gymnastics-This years Gymnastics team was very atheletic, and made some high points for our school. Any one ready to spring into action at 5:30 in the morning deserves a lot of credit. Quotes - Everyone got along well, and everything went easier that way. Karl Jex CD - CD - O CO 101 BACK LEFT TO RIGHT, Coach: Mr. Chakolis, Chuck Berry, Cale Marquart, John Menncga, Keith Evans, Tom Thervalt, Jack Puhl, and Mr. Carlson. SECOND ROW: Capt. Jerome Carlin, Mario Donato, Eric (Chico) Vaughn, Duane Loftus, Tony Domiano (Sr.), Ron Stuflick, and Mark Adams. FIRST ROW: Keith Jefferson, Mike Riley, Capt. McKinley Moore, Kevin Day, Jeff Westbrook (Sr.), and Ricky McKinzie. Captains, Jerome Carlin and McKinley Moore are proud for having a good season. Great team work matmen! This years wrestling team started out with a bit of inexperience, but came on strong later in the year. Some highlight matches of the year. At Washburn, John Mennega scoring with 6 seconds to go against the cake-eaters. At Vocational complete team effort brought about team victory. Congratulations Ron Stuflick , who made the all-city team. North 42 West 24 North 38 Henry 18 North 10 South 40 North 50 Marshall U 9 North 13 Central 34 North 27 Roosevelt 24 North 27 Washburn 25 North 15 South West 37 North 28 Vocational 23 North 0 Edison 51 City m cn This years ski team was not a winning team. Due to injuries and breakage (skis, bodies etc.) some guys were unabie to participate in all the meets. Jerry Salmey placed third in district crosscountry skiing and went on to compete in the state meet. PICTURED L. TO R. Marty Anderson, Brian Holmer, Jeff Salmey, Scott Bohn, Dan Bell. NOT PICTURED Robert Vaughn, Jerry Salmey, Gary Sather. 104 Our best were among the state's best in dashes and high Jump. We need more balance in the other events. - Coach Jacobson. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT -1 Mike Smith, Mike Riley, Tony Domiaro, Jeff Price, Kevin Nygaard, Joe Ray, Ed Wade, Captain. Scott Soukup, Catpain. Carl Burney, Terry Lewis, Kevin Day. ROW TWO, L TO R: Coach Hartse, Jerry Salmey, Rufus Johnson, John Lampiey, Robert Johnson, Moe Murphy, Gerald Burrell, Jimmy Davis, John Mennenga, Bobby Whitson, Assistant Coach Jacobson. ROW 3, L TO R: Captain Mike Day, Roderick Wade, Jeff Westbrook, Kyle Ray, Jerry Carlin, Dan Flagie, Robert V., Jeff Salmey, Ken Oas. STANDING: Tom Tadlock, JuriJ Sarafanov, Ken Hagg, Doug Allen, Wayne Aubrocht, Nancy Carter, Manager. KNEELING: Eob Gustafson, Bob Caviness, Tim Raeker, Mike Erko, NOT IN PICTURE-Brian Carter, Coach Carlson. Four ninth graders started all season and they should be good in the coming years. Coach Carlson. 105 CO 0 73 O CO “0 o 73 —I CO co 0 73 O CO 0 o 73 —I CO CO “0 73 C CO 0 o 73 H CO STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT. Manager-Tim Scheppard, Jeff Rundles, Curtis Blackwell, Jim Turner, Dave Larson, Calvin Lingren, Bruce Kohn, Coach Stove Schmid. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT. Manager-Larry Nutter, Dave Larson, Tom Perry, Andy Thompson, Don Balck. NOT PICTURED-Bob Morris, Rodney Dorr, Russ Hayes. 106 Susy Perry will be an all-state candidate this baseball season! Practice makes good for Pretty Boy Bruce! Coach Schmid says Stop yawning and pitch the ball Dummy . Boys are beginning to look more like girls on baseball teams today. North 2 South 12 North 2 West 7 North 0 Washburn 8 North 10 Central 3 North 0 Edison 3 North 3 Marsha ll-U 2 North 1 Henry 3 North 0 Southwest 7 North 0 Vocational 4 North Record 5 w 2 L 8 Roosevelt 8 107 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS Tm doing a backhand shot. We tried but lacked experience! Nancy is consentrating on making her serve. Coach Tromly helped the team to keep going despite loses. The tennis team had a hard time and eventually lost to a victor they couldn't overcome lack of experience. No team members were on the team last year. Only one senior, Judy Bell will be leaving, so a lot of experienced veterans will return next year. Team members Top Denise Neuberger, Judy Bell, Nancy Carter, Cathy Nims, Judy Siefert, Kris Ann Turnquist. 108 Crazy meets. Rib dinner at Skip's, and spaghetti dinners kept the girls swim team together. A crazy meet is a meet where they swim with their clothes on. The girls treated the coach to Skip's and Coach Nelson made spaghetti for the team (rumors have it Tara ate four helpings) Team members Top Tara Lindvall, Robin Current, Sue Quist, Patti Piatt. BOTTOM Mary McDonough, Lorraine Ittner, Denise Ittner, NOT PICTURED Alice Bender, Cheryl Boyd. Coach Sue Nelson seems to be looking up for help! Guess who, for only her toes know for sure! 10S It's hard to hold starting position. Denise Ittner is doing the Breaststroke. SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING SWIMMING IRLS VOLLEYBALL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL GIRLS North's Girls Volleyball team won at least one game from every school except Roosevelt, Washburn, Marshall-University. Mrs. Sworsky coached the team of fourteen girls which include: Beth Davis, Becky Nueman, Andrea Kobeska, Kelly Mastrud, Vicki Willman, Gwen Palmer, Winnie Suddeth, Renee Moss, Pam Demry, Stephanie Small, Karen Salmey, Linda Anderson, Mary Spath. North is 2-8 in 9th place. They practiced long hours and had a lot of fun times! 110 The girls badminton team was a hard working group. The girls got along well and even if they didn't win they still enjoyed themselves. Pictured below L. To R: Gigi Evans, Angela Ford, Robin Audio, Mona Ramerez, Carla Hastings, Pam Stevens, Phyllis Sloan, Sonja Williams, Mary Burmeister, Karen Salmey, Patty Yanzcr, Patty Piatt, Heidi Halquist. Not pictured. Advisor Shirley Keating. GIRLS BADMINTON GIRLS BADMINTON GIRLS BAD A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM Senex, an old man ....................... Nell Buelow Domino, his wife....................... Jeanette Lokken Hysterium, slave to Sonex Domina . . . Mike Durham Pseudo I us, slave to Hero.............. Kirk Shelton Erronlus, an old man.................... Dennis Hall Miles Gloroisus, a warrior ............. Doug Brophy Lycus, Buyer seller of courtesan . . . Richard Kramer Tintinbula, a courtesan ................ Winnie Sudduth Panacea, a courtesan..................... Jean Beggs The Gemlnae, courtesans................. Lyn Lora Melton Vibrata, a courtesan ................... Linda Larkins Gymnasia, a courtesan .................. Pam Crushon Countess Bassie, a courtesan............ Betty Griffin Phi Iia, a virgin ...................... Danitra Easton The Protesans .......................... Cal Llndgren Pat Sumpter Todd Manthy Karen Troyer Paula Brookins Joy Christenson Director............................... Roger Mahn Assit. Director ....................... Ginnie Dominquez Benita Belfry Pianists ............................... Mr. Don Randall Janice Thurn Set Construction.......................' Sixth Hour Stagecraft Class Costuming Lighting The Theme of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum is Tragedy tomorrow, Comedy tonight . This theme is carried out through the entire play. The cast and crews worked hard to put on a good show. When a play is put on North, Its a time to really take notice of how much people can work together and make things happen. 113 SCHUSSBOOMERS SCHUSSBOOMERS SCHU Seven Rules of Skiing 1. Make sure skies are on feet. 2. Check for poles in hand. 3. Ride tow up hill and admire girls. (Or guys!) 4. Get off of tow at top of hill (Preferably on feet.) 5. Take a long drink from wineskin and say a prayer. 6. Slowly push yourself onto hill. 7. Put your head deeply between your knees and kiss it goodbye!!! Marty Anderson The best part of falling down is getting up again (With help.) Pam Dvorak It has its ups and downs. Carol Jensen 114 CLASS MOTTO We are Alpha and Omega, The Beginning and the End. NORTH IS A SPECIAL PLACE North is a tough place. The new building hasn't changed that. But that toughness forces us all to be strong. Some people are quick to point out our problems. Those people, for example, say North's academic standards are not as high as they were when they went to North. That MAY be true, but what that means to me is, we just have a greater chance to help those who need help. Other schools actually suffer because they are not offered that opportunity to help each other. Most other schools also lack what North has In abundance, and that is diversity. Racial, cultural, and philosphical diversity. We don't look alike, dont' act alike, we are a true community and that difference is our specialness. That difference also causes problems but there is a frequent feeling of conern and care within this school. There are very few places that are as different, as tough, and as concerned as North High School. 115 North is a special place. DEDICATION DEDICATION DEDICATION Gail Adams Martin Anderson Debra Jean Archambault Randy Aswegan Sharon Bakken Donald Balck Karina Arndt 117 Margaret Bares Shelly Beeker Sharon Becklund I Randy Behling John Berry Donna Bonine John Boyd Terri Borreson William Brandt rXpL- U U. 0. O. of cL A a r c o-v v 4 i A . V y-a lv Xo'V O-tV, 4 r.u Barbara Brekke Norman Brekke Jill Brims Paula Brookins Dwight Buckner Carl Burney Elizabeth Campbell Steven Carlson Charles Casey Kathleen Champagne Victoria Chavez Michael Chyrklund Louise Collier Denise Crawford Mitchell Czeswik Nancy Dahlbloom Michael Dalton Elizabeth Davis Keith Davis Gtsrxcf to 120 Ruby Davis Michael Davis Noveline Denis Robert Doherty Anthony Domiano Augustine Dominguez Renee Dubuque Pam Dvorak Carrie Eng man Thomas Evans 't Patrick Fahey Joyce Fairbanks Ronald Fleming Eve Fohrenk Carrie Furo Frank Ganley Joel Ganley Eddie Garcia Daniel Gesuelli 122 Stevon Gustafson Christopher Hall Kathleen Haller John Halliday Heidi Hallquist Diane Haida Dean Halonen Ccun cl peaceQt oa TW-lly P. Macdevett Harris Brenda Harvell Deborah Hammonds • I James Hayes Mark Hayes Christian Hazeldine i Kent Heaner Steven Hill Wendy Hofdahl Brian Holmer 7tr Jb . u iU fV y 124 Rhonda Holmin Carol Hommes Pamela Hubbard Charles Hulkonen William Hyatt Bruce Ilstrup Diane Ilstrup Leondo Jackson Vivian Jackson 125 Cheryl Jensen Ranaye Johnson Sue Jameson Keith Jefferson Karl Jex Brian Johnson Debra Jones Oscar Jones Carol Jensen Curtis Johnson Julie Kassulker 126 I Mark Kiesling Greg Klatte Kim Kleven Robert Knox Sandy Larew Dane Larson Keith Lawrence rruIjL - ayCj ujLt Rodney Lewis Kimberli Lawrence Theresa LeVasseur Timothy Lewandowski Calvin Lindgren Tara Lindvall Robert Lindstrand ' Llv j for thej noonr nt, •• • t,c mo rrovu 128 Arden Luick Todd Manthey Delores Meyer Daniel Luick Charles Lynn Michael Malloy Francine Marrln Theodore Massie Lynn Melton Deborah Mlkkelson Ivan Miller CTeQneiCLej Lo-KK n 129 Robert Morris Frances Moses Renee Moss Kristi Muencbow Maurice Murphy Larry Nation t W L qood - 130 Gary Nelson Suzanne Nelson Lance Ness Royel Nystrom Terl Nutter Allan Nowling Bruce Olson Cynthia Olson Llndy Pagel Gwendolyn Palmer G3CoL ,}1 Norman Patterson Steven Parker Debra Piatt Kimberly Paulson Cheryl Peterson Rebecca Peterson Gail Preston Ernest Preston Constance Quan 132 Maureen Roberts Susie Robinson ca O Brenda Rogers Michael Roskos Paul Ross Gary Royal Terry Royce Mary Rynd Jonell Saari Gerald Salmey Gary Sather Alice Schaer Paul Schaer 134 Mark Scheuring Margaret Schmidt Mary Jane Schwanke Stephanie Silva Janet Small Corey Smith Craig Smith Sheri Shannon OJ1, U5 Oarlene Smith Deborah Smith Scott Souk up Edward Spiel Michael Stoneberg Keith Stay Melanie Stroebel Winnie Sudduth Patricia Sumpter i 0 as much as 3U iiMils Douglas Stenberg Donna Stenseth 116 Nancy Swanson Ada Thompson Charles Thompson Mark Thompson Phoebe Tulkki Ronald Turner Diane VanBlaricom Robert Vaughn Mark Volker Mary Dell Walker Luann Wanquist 3 ran for people Xivv once. C b( H 137 Kirk Waskey Vivian White Sonjia Williams Laurie Wilsey 138 Delano Young Beverly Wulff Patricia Yanzer Dawn Ybarra Deborah Ybarra Jill Youngren Ronnie Yurch Margaret Zins foYVuyuwur, PouuJLg ro rfeu KA 139 140 There} someone special we will remember Many people we never forget A lot of good times that will last forever It's all because of you, the people I met. Registration was quite an experience Especially the first time you attempted to do it. They tell you in picking your class use common sense. Ah, but when Use class is full, use you wit. Think of the football game and throwing confetti Recall the freeshot that won us the game Even think of the bathrooms full of confetti Someone new In class learn another name. Sooms as though cheerleaders never had a ride Our dance line showed spirit by staying out In the rain The band would be marching from side to side Of course the pep club was dbing something insane. For a senior all of it doesn't last long All of these thoughts will remain in the past For some the memories will never be gone Though our high school days can't forever last. . . .CAROL HOLMES 141 HALL OF FAME HALL OF FAME HALL OF UPPER RIGHT: Most Likely to Succeed- Bob Lindstrand and Winnie Sudduth. LOWER LEFT: Cutest Couple-Lance Ness and Carrie Engman. LOWER RIGHT: Most Athletic: Charles Lynn and Sherry Shannon. 142 UPPER LEFT: Tallest and Shortest-Rod Whaley and Connie Quan. UPPER RIGHT: Most Ambitious: Todd Manthey and Carol Hommes. LOWER LEFT: Best Figure and Physique-Marc Dixon and Bev Wulff. LOWER RIGHT: Most Desirable Date: Pat O'Meara and Ann Campbell. 143 UPPER LEFT: Class Clowns-Calvln Lindgren and Sue Jameson. UPPER RIGHT: Most School Spirit-Chuck Hulkonen and Paula Brookins. LOWER LEFT; Friendliest: Johnny Martin and Sue Quist. 144 OMECOMING 73 HOMECOMING 73 HOME imqr Ininorc 9 an£i srufnui- Homecoming was a Blast!! It was Terrific . . . Really Exciting, It was One Hundred Proof Perfect!! Homecoming meant many things to North High people. For the seniors, homecoming was a chance to see old friends who have graduated and a chance to pull together on a large project. To the juniors, Homecoming gave a feeling of accomplishment. They felt needed and more involved. To the sophomores and freshmen. Homecoming was a great bundle of excitement. It was a brand new experience filled with bewilderment. Homecoming drew people together. It was a fantastic weekend. ISO 151 Jt is only memories of us that will remait JAfter awhile they will disappear as we dt {Jor an old past always has a new to foil JMy friend, your memory J will not lose � 153 154 155 156 I I I I ) I I 157 caacAed concrete, fcioken i £(o even. tviCC Cffiocu yive t ci cAan.ce, 'Hortk (vac a garden 156 159 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY A weekend to remember... It was wild... Seeing old friends was like meeting new ones. I didn't even make the class play when I was here at NHS.. Robert Vaughn. Homecoming 73-74 created many new memories and kept the old ones alive. 8,000 alumni returned for a sentimental journey, including old teachers and celebrities such as: Robert Vaughn, John Gallos and Maxine Andrews. Saturday was the day for alumni. They jammed the halls and auditorium programs. Joined together were alumni who had hopes of encountering and renewing old friendships. The programs were concluded with the alumni joining in and singing Loyality . From the auditorium of the old North, the alumni were given guided tours of the new North by Student Guides. Saturday was concluded with a buffet supper and dance at the Leamington Hotel in the evening. On Sunday afternoon, many tired out, but spirited alumni gathered on Hobbs Field for an auction. Everything from old yearbooks to doorknobs were sold. The Homecoming weekend left. Students, teachers and alumni were made aware of the fact that North is truly unique. North High has the only permanent high school Alumni Association in this area. The Association, as such, dates back to June 12, 1907 at which time the Class of 1891 held a meeting to elect officers and form the constitution. The North Side High School Alumni Association was formed as a social and literary group for the promotion of good fellowship. Today, it is no longer a literary society, but rather a body that helps in any possible way where it may be needed by the school. It has no dues, there are no paid workers, and every graduate of North automatically becomes a member of the association. The Board is comprised of members of various classes. It has in recent years been a selfless contributer to North s extracurricular organizations and to scholarship programs. It contributes one one thousand dollar scholarship to a North senior every year. It is a group of friendly beautiful people who make North a special place. The 1974 Polaris staff would like to thank Lorelei Hjermstad and the Association -you are very special. The Alumni will furnish a list of your classmates when it is time for the five year reunion. They will help cover printing costs and mailing costs announcing the reunion and can help to locate members of your class. Please send address and name changes to the alumni, in care of North High, and they will be noted on your class list. Thanks to John Christopherson, Cliff Wilder and David Banks Studio and to a beautiful 1974 yearbook staff. 162 IANKS DAVID BANK AVID BANKS DAVI D BANKS DAVID E DAVID BANKS 628 NICOLLET MALL TIMOTHYS PIZZA timothy’s PIZZA rfOTHY'S PIZZA TIM 1106 W. BROADWAY ECONOMY DRUC ECONOMY DRUGS )NOMY DRUGS ECONOMY DRUGS 1017 W. BROADWAY BEAUTY HAVEN BEAUTY HAVEN BEAUTY HAVEN BEAUTY HAVEN 1103 W. BROADWAY ABC LETTERING ABC LETTERING NG ABC LETTERI 921 W. BROADWAY WOOLWORTHS WOOLWORTHSl OOLWORTHS WOOLWORTHSl 1026 W. BROADWAY 163 ALLEN, GEORGE . . . ANDERSON, LINDA . . . Cheer-leading ANDERSON, MARTY . . . N-Club, Football, Ski team Golf, NHS, Sno-Daze, Volleyball ARCHAMBAULT, DEBRA . . . ARNDT, KARI... Pep Club, NHS, German Club, Homecoming, AFS, Tennis, Student Council ASWEGAN, RANDY . . . BAKKEN, SHARON . . . BALCK, DONALD . . . Hockey, Baseball BARES, MARGARET . . . French Club, NHS, Newspaper Staff BEAUCHAMP, CHRISTINE . . . BECK, JUDITH . . . BECKER, SHELLEY . . . 8ECKLUND, SHARON . . . BEHLING, RANDY . . . NHS, N-Club, Football (stats) Golf, NHS, Spanish Club, Basketball (stats), Schussboomers. BELL, JUDY . . . Band, Tennis, NHS, Y-Teens, Basketball BENSON, KAREN. . . NHS BERGLUND, MIKE . . . NHS BLACKWELL, CURTIS . . . Football, Hockey, Baseball BONNIE, DONNA . . . BORRESON, TERRI . . . BOYD, JOHN . . . Debate, Art Club, Volleyball, Swimming, NHS, Homecoming BRANDT, BILL . . . BREKKE, BARBARA . . . NHS, Art Club BREKKE, NORMAN . . . German Club BRIMS, JILL ... Pep Club NHS, Homecoming, yearbook staff. Drama Club, Y-Teens, Cheerleading. BROOKINS, PAULA . . . Debate, Gymnastics, Sno-Daze, Pep Club, German Club (pres.). Homecoming, Nhs, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Senior Council Prom Comittee, Cheerleading (capt. and soph), Schussboomers, Human Relations, Girl's State. BUCKNER, DWIGHT . . . Band BURNEY, CARL . . . Yearbook Staff, Track CAMPBELL, ANN . . . Drama Club, Art Club, Badminton, Afro Club CARLSON, STEVEN . . . NHS CHAMPAGNE, KATHY . . . NHS, Badminton CHYRKLUND, MIKE . . . COLLIER, LOUISE . . . Choir, Modem Dance CRAWFORD, DENISE . . . Band DAVIS, BETH . . . DAHLBLOOM, NANCY . . . Newspaper Staff, Homecoming DAVIS, BRADLEY . . . DAVIS, KEITH . . . Football, Basketball DAVIS, MICHAEL . . . DECA, Badminton DAYON,GREGORY . . . DEJESUS, CARLOS . . . Band, Art Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff DENIS, NOVELINE . . . Newspaper Staff, Gymnastics, DECA DIXON, MARK . . . Sno-daze, Basketball, Football, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff DOHERTY, ROBERT . . . DOMIANO, TONY . . . Football NHS, Wrestling, Cross Country (capt.). Track DOMINGUEZ, AUGUSTINE . . . Football DOTSTRY, BARBARA . . . DVORAK, PAM . . . NHS, SNO-Daze, Yearbook Staff, Senior Council, Schussboomers ENGMAN, CARRIE . .. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Swimming, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Cheerleading (polar bear), Polarettes, Yearbook Staff, Volleyball, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, MOEA (pres.). Human Relations, NHS EVANS, TONY . . . Band FAHEY, PAT . . . FLEMING, RON . . . Hockey, Football, Baseball FAIRBANKS, JOYCE . . . Spanish Club, Cheerleading, TANS FLOWERS, IRMA . . . Band, Modern Dance, Choir FLOWERS, MELVA . . . FORD, LEANORA . . . Debate, Tennis, Badminton, Afro Club FURO, CARRIE . . . MOEA, NHS GAN LEY, FRANK . . . Football Swimming, Baseball, NHS 16 GAN LEY, JOEL. .. GESUELLI, DAN . . . NHS, Yearbook Staff GIBSON, PAMELA . . . Badminton, Community Inv. GILREATH, CYNTHIA . . . GORDON, LEILA . . . French Club GARCIA, EDDIE . . . Band, NHS GRONAU, LINDA . . . HAIDA, DIANE . . . HALL, CHRISTOPHER . . . Football HALLER, KATHY . . . Modern Dance, Newspaper Staff, Student Council, Senior Council, MOEA HALLIDAY, JOHN . . . HALONEN, DEAN . . . HAMMONDS, DEBBIE ... Pep Club, Modern Dance, Sno-Daze, Polarettes, Cheerleading, Tennis, Badminton, Afro Club HARVELL, BRENDA . . . HAYES, JAMES . . . HAYES, MARK ... Art Club H AZELDINE, CHRIS . . . HARRIS, MACDEVETTE . . . HOFDAHL, WENDY . . . HILL, DAVID . . . HILL,STEVE. . . HOLMER, BRIAN ... Ski Team, Golf, Football HOMMES, CAROL ... Pep Club, German Club, Band (pres.), Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Senior Council, NHS, Prom Committee, Y-Teens HUBBARD, PAMELA . . . Homecoming, Yearbook Staff, Modem Dance HUBBARD, STEPHEN . . . HULKENON, CHUCK . . . NHS, Pep Club, Debate, Sno-daze Senior Coun., Yearbook, Newspaper Staff ILSTRUP, BRUCE. . . ILSTRUP, DIANE . . . Newspaper, Student Council, Senior Council JACKSON,STEVENSON. . . JACKSON, VIVIAN . . . JAMESON, SUE . . . Modem Dance, Drama Club, Afro Club, Basketball JEFFERSON, KEITH . . . JENSEN, CAROL ... Pop Club, Modem Dance, Homecoming, Cheerleading, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, Drama Club, Ski Club, Polarettes JENSEN, CHERYL ... Pep Club, Swimming, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Cheerleading, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Senior Council, Student Council, Drama Club, Ski Club, Human Relations JEX, KARL . . . Gymnastics (Capt.) JOHNSON, BRIAN . . . JOHNSON, CURTIS . . . JOHNSON, JULIE . . . JOHNSON, MYRON . . . JONES, DEBRA . . . JONES, OSCAR . . . 165 KASSULKER, JULIE . . . NHS, Modem Dance, Badminton, Volleyball KIESLING, MARK . . . German Club, NFL, Newspaper Staff, Debate, NHS KLATTE, GREG . . . KNOTZ, ELIZABETH . . . KNOX, ROBERT . . . Cross Country, Ski Team KOERNER, MICHAEL . . . KRONE, DEBRA . . . Modem Dance KUCZEK, JOHN . . . LACY, MICHELLE . . . LAMPLEY, JOHN . . . Band, Football, Basketball, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Student Council, Senior Council, Tennis, Afro Club, Track, Human Relations LANGKAND, GREG . . . Track LARSON, DANE . . . LAWRENCE, KEITH ... NHS LAWRENCE, KIMBERLI. . . Art Club LEVASSUER, TERRI ... Pep Club, French Club, Polarettes, Volleyball LEWIS, RODNEY . . . LEWANDOWSKI, TIM . . . LINDGREN, CALVIN. . . NHS, Pep Club, N-Club, Hockey (capt.). Homecoming, Baseball, Student Council, Senior Council, (chairman) Schussboomors, Human Relations LINDSTRAND, ROBERT . . . German Club, Debate, NHS, Newspaper Staff, Spring Musicals (band). Human Relations LINDVALL, TARA . . . SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX SENIOR INDEX LOKKEN, JEANETTE . . . DECA (vice pres.). Drama Club LOY, EDEN . . . Badminton, Spanish Club, Baseball, NHS, Tennis LOYCANO,BRUCE... LUCK, LYNNAE . . . French Club LUICK, ARDEN . . . LUICK, DANIEL . . . LYNCH, BILL . . . Hockey, Tennis, Golf LYNN, CHARLES . . . Football, Basketball MANTHEY, TODD . . . Football (man.), French Club, Choir, Sno-Daze, Senior Council, Student Council, Homecoming, NHS, Class Treasurer MARRIN, FRANCINE . . . NHS MELTON, LYNN . . . Modem Dance, Pep Club, Homecoming, Polarettes, Drama Club MEYER, DELORIS . . . Band, NHS MIKKELSON, DEBBIE . . . DECA, Basketball MARTIN, JOHNNY . . . Basketball MASSIE, ANDRE . . . MILLER, IVAN . . . MILLER, LYNETTE . . . Tennis FHA, Newspaper Staff MOORE, SOPHIE . . . MORAN, STEPHEN . . . MOSES, FRANCES. . . Hockey MOSS, RENEE . . . MUENCHOW, KRISTI . . . French Club MURPHY, MARUICE . . . Football, Spanish Club. NELSON, GARY . . . Football, Band, NHS NELSON,SUZANNE. . . NESS, LANCE . . .Hockey, Newspaper Staff, NHS, Yearbook Staff, Senior Council, Student Council, Homocoming, Sno-Daze, Prom Committee NEUKOM, RUEBENNA . . .Modem Dance NOWLING, ALLAN . . . NUTTER, TERI . . . Band OLSON, BRUCE . . . OLSON, CYNTHIA ... Pep Club, Modern Dance, Homecoming, Sno-daze, Newspaper Staff, MOEA, Student Council, Senior Council O'MERA, PAT . . . PADGETT, LARRY . . . PAGEL, LINDA . . . Badminton, NHS PALMER, GWENDOLYN . . . NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Debate, NFL, Choir, Yearbook Staff, Volleyball, Afro Club PARKER,STEVE. . . PERRY, WILLIAM . . . PETERSON, CHERYL . . . Norwegian Club PETERSON, REBECCA ... Pep Club, Sno-Daze, NHS, Homecoming, Newspaper Staff, MOEA PIATT, DEBBIE . . . PRICE, JEFF ... Ski Team, Cross Country, Track 166 QUAN, CONNIE . . . NHS RASSAT, DEBBIE . . . REED, NINA . . . RICHMOND, GWEN ... Pep Club, Modern Dance, NHS, Cheerleading RICHARDSON, VANESSA . . . RINGHAM, TEENA . . . DECA, Spanish Club, NHS RIZZI, NADENE . . . Gymnastic ROBERTS, MAUREEN . . . ROGERS, BRENDA . . . ROGERS, DEBRA . . . Choir ROGGE, DEBRA . . . ROSKOS, MICHAEL . . . NHS ROUBINEK, MICHAEL . . . ROSS, PAUL . . . Football, French Club, Badminton, Newspaper, Volleyball ROY, DENNIS . . . ROYAL, GARY . . . RUUD, MARY ... Pep Club, NHS, Band SAAR I, JONELI____ German Club, Homecoming, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff SALMEY, GERALD . . . Track, Cross Country (capt.), N-Club, Ski Team (capt.) SATHER, GARY ... Ski Team SCHAER, ALICE . . . SCHAER, PAUL . . . SCHEURING, MARK . . . SCHMIDT, MARGARET . . . NHS, Newspaper Staff QUIST, SUE SCHUFFENHUR, MIKE . . . SCHWANKE, MARY . . . SCROGGINS, CHERYL . . . SHAFRANSKI, MIKE . . . SHOCINSKI, MICHAEL . . . SHANNON, SHERI. . . Basketball SIEBEN, ANTHONY . . . SILVA, STEPHANIE . . . SINER, RAYE . . . SMALL, JANET . . . SMITH, CHARLES . . . SMITH, COREY . . . SMITH, CRAIG . . . Hockey, NHS SMITH, DARLENE. . . SMITH, DEBBIE . . . Modem Dance, Newspaper Staff, NHS, MOEA SMITH, GORDON SMITH, OSSIE . . . SOUKUP, SCOTT . . . Track (capt.), Cross Country (capt.) SPIEL, EDWARD . . . STENBERG, DOUG . . . N-Club, Football, Basketball, NHS, Baseball STENSETH, DONNA . . . Band, Newspaper Staff, Homecoming, Badminton STONEBERG, MIKE . . . Swimming STRICKLER, THOMAS . . . STROEBEL, MELANIE . . . Gymnastics SUDDUTH, WINNIE ... Pep Club, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Afro Club, Drama Club, Volleyball, Student Council, NHS SUMPTER, PATTY ... Pep Club, Sno-Daze, Homecoming, NHS (vice pres.). Yearbook Staff, Choir, Polarettes, Drama Club, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, (sec.), MOEA SWANSON, NANCY . . . THOMAS, MICHAEL . . . THOMPSON, ADA . . . Modern Dance THOMPSON, KEVIN . . . THOMPSON, MARK . . . Band, NHS TULKKI, PHOEBE. . . Newspaper Staff TRIESCHMAN, JOHN . . . TURNER, RONALD . . . UMBERGER, GREG . . . Hockey VAN BLARICOM, DIANE . . . VAUGHN, ROBERT . . . Cross Country, Track, Ski Team VOLKER, MARK . . . WANQUIST, LUANN . . . WAATAJA, SCOTT . . . WARE, VIRGINIA . . . WASHINGTON, BILLY . . . WASKEY, KIRK . . . Choir, Gymnastics (capt.), Swimming WAYMAN, JEFFERY . . . WEITZEL, BEVERLY . . . WEST, BARBARA . . . WESTBROOK, JEFFREY . . . NHS, Badminton, Wrestling, N-Club, Volleyball, Track, Cross Country WEYRAUCH,JOAN . . . WHALEY, RODNEY . . . Basketball WHITSON, ROBERT . . . WILLIAMS, DAVID . . . WILLIAMS, MIC AH . . . WHITE, VIVIAN . . . Gymnastics, Pep Club, Swimming, Student Council, Homecoming, Cheerleading WICKLUND, CASSANDRA . . . NHS WILLIAMS, SONJA . . . Badminton, Polarettes, NHS WILLIS, RICKY . . . WILLMAN, MARK . . . WILSEY, LAURIE . . . Homecoming, Volleyball, Student Council WULFF, BEVERLY ... Pep Club, Band (sec.), Sno-Daze, Homecoming, Polarettes, NHS, Prom Committee, Senior Council,Student Council, NHS (sec.), Y-Teens, Human Relations YANZER, PATTY . . . Volleyball, Gymnastics, Band YBARRA, DAWN ... NHS YBARRA, DEBORAH . . . NHS YOUNG,DELANO... YOUNGREN, JILL . . . German Club YURCH, RONNIE . . . ZIMMERMAN, LARRY . . . ZINS, MARGIE . . . Choir, Newspaper Staff 167