North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

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The line, made up of seven seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores was an out growth of the Afro-American Club. Back Row, Left To Right—Patricia Davis, Vanetta Allen, Paulette Pierson, Linda Kidd, Dianna Sanders, Angela Davis. Front Row, Left To Right—Debbie Cunningham, Odessia Watson, Glora Clay, Chezron Jarrett, Laurie Cox. back row—Yvonne Ring-gold, Linda Ferhner, Elaine Johnson, Carol Jefferson, Christine Davis, front row— Ardanna Gross, Znana Dunn, Karen Flemming, Venita Edwards, Cheryl Clark, Vicki Christian. The Polarettes are really outstanding this year! They function very well as a group. They work very hard every day after school to get the unique quality that they have. Their advisor is Mr, Andre Lewis. The 1975-76 Sophomore Cheerleaders are one of the best squads in the history of North High School. They are an alive, friendly and dynamic group of girls, who kept the team spirit going for all the Polar Fans. back left to right—Francine Davis, Cari Jameson, Angena Haddix, front left to right—Robin Bowman, Cherri Webb, Marianne Hanson, not pictured—Yolanda Applewrite, Dawn Neumann, (male cheerleaders) seated left to right—Clarrissa Bacon, Cookie Campbell, Renee Archambault, (back) Janet Carethers, Stephanie Small, Rorarin Curtis standing left to right--Gloria Strickland, Julie Moses The Varsity cheerleaders did an excellent job of representing the variety of sports wo have at North. They work long and hard to achieve a great cheerleading squad as they did. Captains of the Varsity cheerleaders is Gloria Strickland, advisor is Mrs. Durso. This year provided a great learning and growing experience for all cheerleaders. — Mrs. Durso hockey cheerleaders left to right—Vicki Miller, Jay Rath, Cindy Theroult, Kim Doughty, Lea Ellis, Nancy Adams, Judy Allen, Renee Chichoski, Donna Johnson. The Hockey cheerleaders are one of the newest things happening to North spirit. It took a lot of hard work to establish a good framework for future Hockey cheerleaders. They did a great job of performing on the ice and establishing cheers for the hockey players. Captains of the Hockey cheerleaders are Kim Doughty and Donna Johnson. The Advisor is Mrs. Durso. north high band The North High Band started out this year under the leadership of Drum Majorette Gwen Clark and Drum Major Doug Brophy. These two seniors have been at North since their freshman year and have been leading supportive members. The band, a spirited group, has performed at pep fests, football games, and basketball games. At the Homecoming game, the band was the main attraction of the parade, their half-time show was dynomite and while they played, they did steps to Dude . Some of the students attended the Stan Kenton orchestra workshop at St. Paul Central. Other events during the school year included the holiday concert, spring concert, concerts at Franklin and Jordan Junior Highs and exchange concerts at Washburn, Edison, and Minneapolis Central High School. They were invited to do an exchange with Sumpter High School in Kansas City, Missouri in the spring. Under the direction of Mr, James Hamilton, a new director, the overall positive attitude has improved, the membership has increased to 68, and he has the 75-76 Polar Band strivina to reach hioher heiahts in music. J HIGH SCHOOL BA fi Farmers J Jechamcs 3 A. «a 0S HANK 01 MIVM.APOUS left: from bottom up Law Wickland, Terri DeMars, Karen Dombusch, Carol Eidem,jJudy Hetland, Kim Eckman, Barry Iverson, Laurie Thurn, Denny Roach, N left down Brian Gilbert, Lori Hartfiel, Sherrie Platter, Ken Christensen, Mike Larsen, Cindy The-roult, Rebecca Schmit right: from bottom up Kathy Thorsen, Anne Phillips, Chris Spiczka, Judy Allen, Jeaneen Martin, Mary Schmit, Jeff Christensen, David Glynn, Chris Iverson in the middle Director: Mr. James Hamilton, Doug Brophy, Gwendolyn Clark Not Pictured: Sishia Brewington, Lavita Scaife, James McGregor, Devra Trapp, Julene Gave, Lori Hanka, Kim Hohenstein, Reed Herman, Brian Sandberg, James Dortch, Billy Foster, Brian Saice, Bryan Nyberg, Ken Pouliot, Kari Beach, Gerry Beach, Charles Berry, Tracy Bowlds, Jennifer Forman, Dan Hayes, Lon Johansen, Kathy Johnson, Janice Kassulker, Joni Kautzman, Judy Lund, DeEtte Mingo, Pat Robinson, Brad Stoeckel, Teri Sanford, Pat Williams, Debby Kellene, Margaret Buford. front row left to right: Theresa Rice, Debbie Lundgrenn, Elaine Simpson, Jodee Lent, Kathy Brandt, Jody Kime, Francine Davis, Pat Davis, Beverly Ruudebsch, Shelly Ruudebusch, Kathy Thorson, Pam Pavlack, Janet Price, Angela Davis, Charisse Marrin, Cynthia Tallman, middle row — Robin Edwards, Sharons Scherman, Diane Benson, Rochelle Brown, Cheri Webb, Shirley Barker, Laura Culberson, Bonnie Roberts, Bob Laskowski, Matt Esser, Jackie Brown, Darrell Grierson, Carol Jefferson, Cari Jefferson back row — Director Darrell Yngsdahl, Greg Nutter, Tim VangJinsven, Charlie Edwards, Russel Pierce, Roady Tate, Pat Buckner, Beverly Roderick Boeke, Walter Banks, Valerie Boiler, Eileen La Page, Denise Thomas, Bertha Dillard, Art Buckner, Debbra Duke Not in Picture: Greg Bownik, Aretta Buckner, Laurie Ditty, Melonese Harris, Lisa Little, Tyka Nelson, Manuel Nevilles, Dan O'Bresky, Harry Pettiford, Scott Rogers, Becky Sullivan, Debra Caruthers, Bob Hamilton, Shirlene Toussaint. CONCERT CHOIR '76 The Choir under the direction of Darrell Yngsdahl performed in a Fall Concert, a Christmas Concert, Second Annual Community Choral Explosion, a Spring Concert and an Awards Program. They performed for Jordan and Franklin Junior High. Several school assemblies also featured the choir. They held a Skate-a-thon in February to raise money for a Concert tour to Chicago, Illinois and Iowa. Roady Tate performed in a vocal recital with Sharon Schuermann and Greg Nutter. Our accompanists Sharon Schuermann and Charise Marrin helped make the Choirs' performances sound very professional. Our songs not only included Gospel, Popular and Sacred but also music commemorating the Bicentennial year. We enjoyed a busy year that has had many pleasant musical group experiences. Darrell Yngsdahl-director. 52 The 75—76 school year was a special time for the Polaris. The staff succeeded each issue in bringing back the spirit, and style of journalism, that is the heritage of the Polaris. In addition to the regular papers, a twelve page Heritage issue was produced. This issue exposed the chronology of North High, the Northside community and where it is today; comparing traditions and achievements, and taking a look at the changes brought about by progress. All staff members have developed a greater knowledge of journalism, and a greater understanding and appreciation for the ol1 blue and white. The 75 — 76 Polaris staff will be remembered for building up pride in North Side High, North High, and North Community High School.----The dedication advisor of the Polaris is Mr. Roger Mahn. Members of the staff were editor Phyllis Sloan, Pam Stevens, Greg Westbrook, Renee Archambault, Virginia Klaustermeier, Charlotte McGregor, James Jackson, Tim Alexander, Tyka Nelson, Jenniffer Gay, Desi McCoy, Margie Kruger, and Ardana Gross. T.A.N.S. (True American Native Students) has been functioning at North successfully for seven years. This year it has given support to expansion of the Indian Studies class taught by Gary Lussier, Kirk Nelson and Bob Pierce. The group meets weekly and has sponsored a wild rice banquet and an auditorium to sponsor St Paul's Red School House. 53 55 The audio-visual crew and the stagecraft class work behind the scenes. The audio-visual crev delivers materials to classrooms and video-tape during auditoriums and staff meetings. The stagecraft crew built the sets for West Side Story and Rosoncrantz and Gildenstern. They also handle the lighting for auditoriums. These skillful groups are advised by Kay Goldstein, John King and Roger Mahn. Classes at the School Of Survival or The New Alternatives provide the fundamentals of a high school education while providing an alternative and challenging approach to learning. It offers classes tailored to the needs of graduation and to the interests of students. Each student is a member of a small group that meets daily and information is shared and extra-curricular activities and field trips arc planned. The '76 Polaris Annual staff members were Sally Wetzel, Larry Steele, Gwen Clark, Doug Brophy, Chezron Jarrett, Richard Easton, Debra Eastman, Denise Ittner, Forrie Engman, and George Ash. The staff would like to thank David Banks studio, Cliff Wilder and Chuck Robinson for their professional help. The staff would also like to thank all the advisors and coaches who cooperated to make the '76 Polaris a success. Two of North's spirited and supportive clubs are the Pep Club and the N-Club. The Pep Club, with Mrs. Christopherson as the advisor, started out the year with weekly meetings and enthusiasm for spots activities. They sold blue and white pom poms and made a colorful float for homecoming. The N-Club was busy with working in the concession stands and planning future activities. They sponsored the exciting Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was a good success and a lot of fun. They hope to make it an annual event. They also sponsored a speculation bus for a hockey game, which enabled many fans to see a game. With the profits they make from the various activities, they hope to hold a banquet for all the Polar athletes. Some future activities are car washes and an announcer to give sports results in the morning. They want to give the less noticed sports more encouragement and recognition. The advisors of N-Club are Ms. Sworsky and Mr. McCoy. Interim Day '76 took place on a mild Winter day in January. Buses lined the Irving Avenue side of North. Staff and students got out of the classroom and took off to Skateland, Snowcrest. We went snow tubing, bowling, swimming and to the movies. It was the most successful Human Relations day ever. West Side Story a modern play bases on Romeo and Juliet was presented at North November 14,15,21, and 22. A very complicated and beautiful stage design was supervised and built by Roger Mahn and his stage crew. It was a community achievement that combined the efforts of the Metropolitan Cultural Arts Center Shoestring Theatre and North. 62 There is an active, involved and concerned group of people in the Multi-Ethnic club. As a club, they have had a dinner at Advisor Bill Anderson's home, a picnic at Wirth Park and went to Edina East High School for Interim Day. They went to Edina East so they could experience another school environment and compare it to North. The club meets every Thursday at lunch to plan new activities and get to know each other. The club participated in the Black Awareness auditorium. The advisors are Tremholm Hope, Bill Anderson and Paul Thompkins. Camping trips, canoe and fishing trips and a retreat in the early Spring are scheduled. Members are: Cynthia Clark—chairperson, Stacey Simpson—secretary. Marline Blake, Darnnell Grierson, Linda Lussier, Dewayne Hill, Gwen Clark, Clarence Kitchen, Esther Burgess, Monica Hayes, Darlene Bass, Sally Wetzel, Lavita Scaifie, Ruvanda Hill, Sandra Reed, Richard Schipper, Guy Mingo, Peggy Kranitz, Barb Vrioni A.F.S.--The American Field Service is an exchange program known ail over the World. North is involved in the domestic exchange program in '76. Senior Debra Eastman is in California and Senior Helen Subialka is in Connecticut for the Spring. Leigh Shwartau is from California and will be at North until June. In February, a variety of A.F.S. students from Europe, Africa, and South America visited for a week and were hosted by North's A.F.S. club. A lunch was held at the Nankin Restaurant on Registration day and they visited many of the classes during the week. Members are: Tammy Bursaw, Roxanne Bursaw, Donnice Eastman, Terri Saxum, Debra Eastman, Eileen Cain, Helen Subialka, Monica Carlin, Diana Yanzer, Doug Brophy, Iris Lick-ness, Cynthia Clark, Gwen Clark, Maureen Marrin, Leigh Schwartau The language clubs had their annual holiday festival on Wednesday, December 17 during lunch and fourth hour. The main course was tacos with dessert and appetizers supplied by the French and German clubs. Entertainment included silent films and multi—bi-lingual bingo. For the finale the pinata was broken. The French club sold candy canes and delivered them to friends and staff members on December 18. The German club held its annual sauerkraut feast on Thursday December 18-- Das ist zer gut. The French club organized a luncheon at the Hotel Sofitel during interim day. The Spanish club honored Valentine's Day by distributing carnations bought by secret admirers. The advisors are Pat Moen, Grant Moos-brugger and Paul Gens. national o c o Jerry Carlin, President, Nick Domiano, Vice President, Janet Linstrand, Treasurer, Marcia Schmidt, Doug Larson, Peter Neumann, Darryl Trapp, Timothy Raeker, Kim Hohenstein, Lori Hanka, Valerie Boiler, Sally Wetzel, Bobby Brown, Beth Lowry, Paul Thompson, Eileen Jones, John Light-feather, Cynthia Clark, Gwen Clark, Joanne Staples, Helen Subialka, Pam Stevens, Bruce Kivi, Roxanne Sather, Joan Price, Secretary, Advisors are Barb Stilp and Phyllis Lyders. D.E.C.A. is a club for Distributive Education students. The advisor is Jens Broin. It was an extremely active year for these students. Activities have included a Christmas party at the Tally Ho restaurant and district competition of events at the Northern State Power building. The State competition was held at the Radisson Hotel. The year's D.E.C.A. convention was held in February. North's winners were: Joanne Crane second place in advertising, James Rose—fourth place in public speaking, Sharon Schletter—fourth place in window display. Sue Royal and Sharon Schletter—second and third place in food service. Officers for '76 were: Gale Buchanen, Sharon Schletter, Sue Royal, Ron Schuman and Cindy Berglund. ROSENCRAINJTZ AND GILDENSTERN ARE DEAD is a play that was sponsored by the School and Community Theatre Coop . It is a project that brings North and Edison communities together by sharing casts and having the play shown in both auditoriums. The play production classes of both schools participated and the cast members were auditioned from the community and both schools. Ted Sothern—Rosencrantz Richard Wysong—Gildenstern John Stinson—The Player Janine Lourey—Alfred Dave Hume—Tragedian Soldier Helen Subialka—Tragedian Heidi Arneson—Tragedian Michael Martin—Hamlet Debra Eastman--Ophelia Ted Pielow—Cladius Jan Hautala Hammes—Gertrude Darrel Miller—Polonius iris Track; front row; Lis Elliot, Tracy Law, Phyllis Sloan, Dawn Moses, Renee rchambault, Terry Hacket, Francine Davis, Tracy Riley, Cookie Campbell, second aw; Cindy Williams, Pam Demry, Bonnie Mullen, Carol Jefferson, Linda Lussier, )awn Taylor, Pam Graves, Sherry Webb, third row; Jodi Lent, Sherri Hoard, Cathy ‘etro, Denise Johnson, Vicki Miller, Lynn Ramsey, Stephanie Small, fourth row; 2oach Kathy Sworsky, Nancy Robertson, Christine Davis, Cindy McCormick, Sharon Sinnet, Jeraine Cuff, Artira Gurley. Senior Phylis Sloan and Denitia Easton along with the medley relay team led the polar's girl's track team to a third place finishing spot in the region. The medley relay team consisting of Artira Gurley, Tracy Law, Carol Jefferson, and J era in Cuff set a city record which will remain because the event is no longer ran! The 880 yard relay team consisting of Pam Demry, Denitia Easton, Chris Hackett, and Phylis Sloan went to region along with the medley relay team. Coach Sworsky said North will be a power in girl's track for years to come. Varsity Boys Track: front row; Quintin Womack, Carl Tyson, Jerry Carlin, Doug Parks, Jude Carlin, second row; Carlos Whitson, Dewayne Hill, Roger Clark, Joe Griffen, Captain--Paul Riddle, Wayne Gaines, back row; Edwin Irwin, Randy Holt, Richard Jacobson, Ben McKoy, Richard Chakolis, Rufus Johnson, Jeff Salmey, Tom Theroult. Terry Lewis set a city record in the 220 yard dash with a time of 2L9. Terry won the regions in the 100 yard dash as well as the 220. In the state meet he came up lame and couldn't run. The 880 yard relay team consisting of Wayne Gaines, Carl Tyson, Rufus Johnson, and Terry Lewis was not only the best in the city, but the best in the regions. Coach McCoy said Injuries kept us from reaching our full potential. We should be good in distant runs. All in all it was a good year for the team. Tom Theroult, Terry Lewis, and Paul Riddle were the most outstanding track men on the team. I 69 To end a season of one win and seven losses the girls tennis team had a pizza party at the Broadway Station. North has the best and largest tennis team this year made up of 9th, 10th, and 11th graders. Renee Chickoski, a sophomore, is the number 1 singles player. Coach Kathy Tromly has the team practice a hard 2 1 2 hours a day. left to right: 1st row, Lynn Ramsey, Frannie Newville, Renee Archambault, Vicki Miller, Renee Cichoski, Theresa Krych. 2nd row. Dawn Moses, Nancy Robertson, Jerilyn Fritze, Barb Cameron, and Coach Kathy Tromly. 70 Cocaptains Connie Fleming and Dawn Taylor with Coach Kathy Sworsky built the 1976 volleyball team into a strong competitive group, by the end of the season. The A team ended a season of two wins and six loses, with a pizza party. The B team celebrated with a dinner party at Coach Keating's house, after a season of four wins and four loses. A Team— Front Row, Dawn Taylor, Connie Fleming, Liz Knaeble, Pam Stevens, Diane Lea. Second Row, Cathy Petro, Lorie Hayes, Kim Doughty, Bonnie Mullen, Roiann Curtis, Coach Sworsky. IMot pictured: Shirley Patterson and Denise Sloan. B Team—Front Row, Peggy Hallesy, Stephanie Small, Marilyn King, Roxanne Duke, Debbie Kroll, Barbara Shocinski, Ronda Duke, Second Row, Rebbecca Duke, Ami Will, Renee Doughty, Sharon McCormick, Kathy Gratz, Patricia Davis, Jerri Milstead. NORTH OPPONENT 38 19 Central 42 26 West 29 25 DeLaSalle 30 34 Edison 40 22 South 40 25 Roosevelt 28 35 Washburn 28 22 Central 35 16 West 43 24 Mechanic Arts 43 25 Brooklyn Center 46 24 Edison 43 20 Henry 43 26 Southwest 31 33 Regina bottom; Michelle Bass, Barbara Williams, Brenda Nakao, Jackie Hopkins, Dawn Taylor, standing: Julie Mosely, Tamela Smith, Connie Fleming, Coach Ben McCoy, Jeaneen Martin, Pennie Shannon, Bonnie Mullen, and not pictured Ardana Gross. 72 Unity is the sound basis for any successful organization and basketball is no exception—without team unity you cannot have winners. Unity is what we had and each member of the starting team contributed to our success. Dawn Taylor and Ardana Gross led our team in rebounds. Connie Fleming and Pennie Shannon led the team in steals. Tammie Smith led the team in assists. Pennie and Ardana led the team in scoring. Ardana Gross made the All-City and WCCO All-State team. Coach Ben McCov said I was really proud of this team—they worked hard and showed plenty of determination. Not only did North clinch the first place varsity position at the city cross country meet, but also won the first place position in the sophomore meet. Thanks to Paul Riddle and Randy Ferber, this is the first time in 28 years that North has had a city champion in cross country. Paul Riddle also finished 15th in the state competition. There are only 3 graduating seniors —Jerry Carlin, Paul Riddle, and Randy Holt. Coach Jacobsen said he has a hard working team and expects a good season next year. It seems to be the same story for the girl's cross country team which went from 3 members and not placing to 10 members and second in the city this year. Coach Schmuck said that she expects nothing less than a first place from her team next year. First Row—Ray Jefferson, Larry Babcock, Paul Riddle, Steve Miller, Jude Carlin, Second Row—Jerry Carlin, Doug Parkes, Bill Wetzel, Dewayne Hill, Kevin Ivens, Matt Esser. Third Row—Randy Ferber, Carlos Carter, Jeff Salmey, Randy Holt, Brian Menenga, Don Watson, Coach Jacobson First Row—Darcy Eastman, Janette Barrett, Elaine Simpson, Stacy Simpson. Second Row—Coach Schmuck, Linda Lucier, Sharon Sinnet, Mary Gross, Denise Johnson, Tonya Thompson. The team was in a rebuilding year. But it had a lot of sophomores and juniors with potential for the future. Opponent North 13 Southwest 12 34 Henry 18 32 Central 0 16 Washburn 6 0 South 20 34 Roosevelt 12 47 Edison 0 20 West 16 Bruce Gilbertson Keith Evans varsity group picture, first row — Greg Westbrook, Dennis Massie, Edward Garrett, Neal Foy, Tom Theroult, Pat Mastrud, Roger Bothwell, Michael Morin, second row -- Sterling Nelson, Larry Steele, Larry Hartse (Coach), Ben McCoy (Coach), Richard Chakolis (Coach), Desi McCoy, Stanley Gibson, third row --Maurice Stevenson, Johnny McKinney, Billy Zahn, Roosevelt Pargo, Kevin Johnson, Tony Williams, Billy Law, Michael Parson, fourth row — Edwin Erwin, Keith Evans, Tyrone Kidd, Vincent Chase, Bruce Gilbertson, Michael Bothwell, Mark Blackwell, Tim Spa, Jeff Wilson, not pictured — Michael Schmidt, Michael Rundles, Joe Clark, Charles Berry. Varsity Captains — Tom Theroult, Keith Evans, Billy Zahn. Varsity Offensive Line, (left to right.) Greg Westbook, Edwin Erwin, Desi McCoy, Tom Theroult, Kevin Johnson, Larry Steele, Billy Zahn, Michael Morin, Bruce Gilbertson, Johnny McKinney, Tyrone Kidd, Sterling Nelson. 76 Varsity Defensive Line, (left to right.) Billy Law, Pat Mastrud, Sterling Nelson, Desi McCoy, Billy Zahn, Tony Williams, Tyrone Kidd, Michael Morin, Larry Steele, Roosevelt Pargo, Tom Theroult, Edwin Erwin. 77 ■ The football season was not a total loss for the team won one game and lost eight. I hope some of the players learn that what they put into something is what they get out of it. I also hope they learn that one must never let up and always give it their best shot. This is what life is all about, in roaring a family, earning a living and being part of a community. I would like to praise the young men who stayed out and finished the season. This proves they are really true champions. Coach Ben McCoy It was good to have a total of 55 potential athletes show and participate in the sophomore football program. Opponent 18 West North 0 16 Southwest 20 28 Henry 8 24 Central 0 44 Washburn 0 14 South 0 45 Roosevelt 0 20 Edison 0 Captains: Robin Kelly, Mark Slaughter, Albert Garcia. left to right, first row. J. McDuffy, G. Ivans, M. Lourey, R. Cartwright, A. Garcia, R. Pierce, B. Harris, T. Tri-jello, T. Robinson, R. Bright, second row T. Davis, J. Griffin, R. Cress, B. Pierson, K. Frazier, B. Walker, J. Seifert, R. Kelly, R. Green, third row J. Como, P. Rogalskie, A. Harrison, R. Thompson, M. Bass, J. Rivers, R. Trent, J. Benton, M. Boulsy, K. Gill, fourth row C. Carter, C. Chambers, P. Buckner, M. Slaughter, (assistant Coaches W. Blackburn, Neil Buelow) Head Coach T. Queen, J. Mastrue, C. Brown, T. Brophy, T. Mastrue. We have a very good sophomore team in '76. The team showed a lot of unity by leading the sophomore conference in scoring and defense. There are some very promising young ballplayers in Jerry William, Ricky Smith and Ron Warren. NORTH 32 Henry 16 52 Roosevelt 50 44 West 34 50 St Paul Central 58 63 Southwest 57 66 Harding 74 73 Woodbury 38 37 Washburn 58 62 South 37 72 Ed ison 45 56 Central 50 This has been a year of inconsistensy, the team has alot of ability, but for a number of games they displayed alot of inconsistensy that prevented them from being an outstanding team. Coach Alex Rowell 1975-1976 BASKETBALL RESULTS NORTH OPPONENT 47 51 Henry 63 51 Roosevelt 78 42 West 42 45 St. Paul Central 61 48 Southwest 63 59 St. Paul Harding 81 67 Armstrong 45 39 Washburn 58 66 South 75 26 Edison 54 66 Central 57 48 Henry 63 54 Roosevelt 62 41 West 60 62 Southwest 57 55 Washburn 71 51 South Edison St. Paul Murray Central 83 Coach Alex Rowell, Johnn Hunter, Stan Gibson, Eddie Esaw, Jeff Williams, Hillary Thomas, Scott Wilson, Keith Patton, Tyrone Kidd, James Grant, Sterling Nelson, Joe Clark, Not pictured—Steve Miller Captain Johnny Hunter and Coach Rowell Joe Clark, Stan Gibson, Tyrone Kidd, Jeff Williams, Eddie Esaw, James Grant Even though they didn't win a game, the team played with a lot of heart. The players stuck together even when the going was tuff. Tony Hajder and Paul Yanzer were the captains. Despite lack of area interest the team played with a lot of effort. Some of the outstanding players were Paul Thompson, Mark Bouley, Bill Rowles, as well as the team captains. The future teams will be bettor because of some good underclassmen on the team. front row—Paul Thompson, Forrie Engman, Paul Yanzer, Bob Caviness, Carl Wetterhan, Chuck Hodge, Mark Adams, Darryl Trapp, back row—Coach Aim, Bill Rowles, Tony Hajder, Pete Nuemann, Ron Shuman, Joe Siefert, Jim Wetterhan, Mark Bouley. Darryl Trapp moves through the Millers as Bill Rowles waits for a pass. • 8ob Caviness makes the same as Pete Neuman sweeps the ice. man as Bob and Forrie Paul Yanzer carries the puck as Paul Thompson and Forrie Eng- man are the trailermen. I 87 Car! Wetterhan makes the save as James Beaman Carl Wetterhan tries in vain as Brian Saice and Peter comes to help. Cosgrove defends the net. 88 front row—Mike Izzo, Mark Crushan, Jim Beaman, Dan Koosman, Bill Foster, Rick Thompson, Kelly Compton, back row—Coach Buelow, Mike Flores, Peter Cosscrove, Tom Green, Wayne Harris, John Bettes, Ed Lubinski. Varsity Tennis North 1 vs West 4 North 0 vs Ed ison 5 North 3 vs Henry 2 North 1 vs Roosevelt 4 North 1 vs Washburn 4 North 1 vs Southwest 4 North 2 vs South 3 North 3 vs Central 2 North 5 vs Vocational 0 With a finishing spot of fifth place in the city, the Polar tennis team did exceptionally well with only 4 seniors on the team. The most outstanding players were Tim Raeker, Tony Hajder and Scott Van-seth. The feeling for next year's team was this of Coach Ray Carlson, If everything went into place we could do real well. The captains are Tony Hajder and Tim Raeker. Varsity Tennis: front row; Mark Olson, Eric Vaughn, Bob Caviness, Scott Vanseth, Tony Hajder, Darryl Trapp, second row; Stewart Borries, Allen Christian, James Payton, John Lightfeather, Kent Swanson, Peter Neumann, Huge Bradley, and Coach Carlson. Sophmore Baseball: front row; Athan Harrison, Russell Pierce, Cale Mord, Kevin Delosier, Bill Jensen, Jim Wetterhan, Mike Izzo, Roger Betts, Mark Bouley. standing; Brad Borum, Dan Raeker, Randy Ferber, Wayne Harris, Vince Chase, Joe Swindall, Jeff Wilson, Chris Kohn, Rocky Domiano, Coach Rowell. Varsity Baseball: front row; Tom Luka, Tom Perry, Bill Zahn, Nick Domiano, Kal Monski. second row; manager Kim Daughty, Irving Lea, Earl Crane, Rusty Hayes, Doug Larson, Forrest Engman, Lorrie Hayes, top row; Coach Smidt, Wesly Dorr, Mike Saice, Larry Steel, Ken Hemsworth, McKinley Moore, Dave Larson. Varsity Baseball North 7 vs Vocational 6 North 6 vs Central 5 North 3 vs Roosevelt 4 i North 0 vs Southwest 6 North 4 vs West 2 North 0 vs Edison 4 North 3 vs South 12 North 7 vs Henry 8 North 1 vs Henry 11 North 0 vs Washburn 8 Last spring's baseball team gave 100% and they will be excel-let next season. Tom Perry and Rusty Hayes led the Polars to three victories. Coach Steve Smidt predicted, With 9 returning letterman and a sophomore team that finished second last year we hope to have a greatly improved team. Some of the returning lettermen include Mike Saice, Doug Larson, Forrie Engman, Bill Zahn and Kal Manzke. 3-6 7th City It was a good season for the Sophomore Baseball team because they finished in second place in the city with five wins and three loses. Jeff Wilson, Jim Wetterhan, Dan Reaker and Randy Ferber led the Polar team to a 6-4 mark over all. Coach Rowell explained that We always start slow but gain momemtum at the end of the season. 89 The 1976 gymnastic team finished second in the city behind Edison, with a record of four and two. The team has improved this year and has an excellent chance of winning the Region championship as the 1975 team did. Captain Mark Aspinwall is the defending Region five champion and also hopes to repeat this goal. bottom row--Mike Bethea, Mark Aspinwall, Jeff Comeau, Nick Domiano, top row—Jim Rasmussen, David Monroe, Paul Rasmussen, Dennis Cordien, Keith Aspinwall, Coach Kramer. front row—Larry Babcock, Carl Whitson, Al Garcia, Jude Carlin, Gerry Beach, Ken Pouliot, Jerry Carlin, Doug Hanson. middle row—Tim Stewart, John Freeman, Eric Vaughn, Charles Scott, Joe Griffin, Ray Jefferson, Bill Wetzel, Greg Freund, Ron Bothwell. back row—Coach Chakolis, Levi Jones, Mike Bothwell, Vince Chase, Pat Mastrud, Jeff Mastrud, Roger Bothwell, Mark Slaughter, Jack Mastrud, Pat Buckner, Coach Ray Carlson Jude Carlin, Ray Jefferson and Doug Hanson make the All-city wrestling team and they are ail sophomores. This helped the Polar wrestling team to finish fourth place in the city. Jerry Carlin, who finished with a career record of 49-8 along with Charles Berry 69-13 and Eric Vaughn 46-11 were outstanding athletes. The sophomore wrestling team won the city championship because of Gerry Beach, Ken Pouliot, Bill Wetzel, Brian Mennenga, Roger Bothwell and Pat Buckner. They are are wore city champs. The highlight was when they beat Washburn 31-28. Coach Chakolis said this is the first time North even won a championship in wrestling—we're one year away from title contention. :e down has his opponent re. The team congratulates a polar victory, The most important aspect of this year's cross-country ski season, far and away more important than the winning, was that a superb group of young people came to a self-understanding in the context of a lifetime sport. Coach Dave Paulson. Members were: Jeff Salmey, Randy Holt, Brian Carter, Doug Parks, Robert Cress, Don Watson, Brian Gilbert, Carlos Carter, Denise Johnson, Barb Cameron, Terri Lambert, Kevin Ivans, Robert Cress, Rick Leon. Andy Desmond, a North graduate, did much to assist the return of jumping to North High. 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OUA hwJk Bob Erko Eddie Esaw Matt Esser Judy Fortin Linda Fuhrman Kristi Gel hay e Lori Hayes Steven Hendricks Sharon Hepokoski Monica Hill Diane Hillukka Lori Hiltner Lucy Hoi I man Joseph Hughes Thomas Gates Gearty Gilbertson Gary Gilpin James Grant Mike Hanson Claire Hutton Aaron Jenkins Greg Johnson Marta Johnson 120 Lloyd Jordan Margie Krueger Joan Kautzman Theresa Krych Virginia Klaustermeier Andrea Kobeska Brenda Kubiszewski Eileen LaPage Brian Larson JoOee Lent Ricky Leon Nick Manthey Matthew Martin Kelly Mastrud Iris Lickness Yvonne Lindemann Michael Lynch Kenny Madison Pat Mastrud Terry Matton Sonia McCulloch Doug McDonald Charlotte McGregor Ronald Meaux Id xjt -jjU AuSl 121 Linda Meka Vicki Miller Raymond Montgomery Frannie Newville Gerry Nutter Greg Nutter Mark Olson Sandy Olson Charles Padgett Oan Page I Michelle Paquette Juan Parker Donald Pryor Lynn Ramsey Dawn Rassat Jodi Reichert Carol Roberts Nancy Robertson Jeff Rojas Michael Rundies Natalie Safford Jeff Salmey Terri Saxum Karen Schmidt Steve Schmidt 122 Myron Schroeder Charles Scott Jodie Shocinski Sharon Sinnett Tim Sinnett Kelly Skar Stephanie Small Lyndon Smith Tamela Smith Mike Sorbel Shannon Spencer Marylea Stine Karleen Stolarczyk Gloria Strickland Ida Stroud Tara Thompson John Traeger Mark T uenge 123 administrative staff The future at best is blurred and unpredictable. However, we can say with sincerity that when learning is accomplished in an environment where people challenge and care in the same breath, preparation for life through education is occurring. We are richer for the opportunity to be here. We know we are making a difference and hopefully our students will share in the responsibility for the ordering of the next one hundred years. With respect. JUVI ROGERS JAN REIERSON—Account Clerk CLARA HIRA—Switchboard JEANETTE HANSON—Assistant Principal Clerk MURIEL MAGDEN—counseling Helen Drake—Credit Clerk aides Our only professional purpose for being is to be able to assist In the experiences of human growth and development with our students and selves. We, as a staff and student body, must accept the responsibility for making better the climate for growth during our stay at North Community High School. ALBERT MADISON HENRY SMITH BESSIE ATLAS JERUSHA COLES — Coordinator of Aides WALLACE COLLIER HARLAN WHITE CHARLIE WILLIAMS OTIS MAYS english NORM MOEN JIM OLSON JERRY KNEISL JACKIE ANDERSON ANDRE LEWIS TONY QUEEN The ancient World, Minneapolis politics, China and American Indian Study are examples of the diverse kind of classes that the Social Studies department offers. Students learn through independent and class involvement, viewing films, testing and independent study. Each class increases the student's awareness of politics, social probels and the World. Ill • JIM HAMILTON art music The music department offers guitar, Concert Choir, instrumental techniques Concert Band and Polar Band. The music experience allows the student to explore music independently with guidance or in a band. Students in art explore craft design, pottery, jewelry, painting and drawing and crafts. These classes develop skillswith contemporary art materials and expose students to new ideas in art. The Science department offers a four year program for the inquiring mind. Freshman students are exposed to the three major fields of Science-Chemical, Physical and Life. Biology, Physics and Chemistry are offered in sequence to sophomores, juniors and seniors. The lab approach is widely used. Man and Environment and Chemistry are examples of the classes offered. DAVID NELSON BOB FRIDGEN RICHARD KRAMER DON WANDER SHERRY DURSO home ect bussiness GUS ZANONI JACQUELYN HEIRICH 137 I LARRY ALM WAYNE MYRVIK 138 WALT NALEPKA .4 -A _________________ PAT OBRIEN STEPHANIE BLACK ALFRED SIFTAR Cooks: front row—Lucille Senescall, Marvis Shomshak, Vivian Nordby, Adlline Egeland, Marlys Ren-storm, Kathy Bydlon Betty Engle, Mary Johnson, Lois Cichoski, Mary Lindtang, second row—Rose Row I es, Dorothy Klinger, Amanda, Joyce Hill, Ardell Peka, Clementine Anderson, Gertrude Welters, Marne Bruneau, Lorraine Mell, Delores Gerken. third row—Lyla Nordstom, Virginia Doble, Loma Smith,Mary Armstrong, Marian Haimes, Francis Johnson, Mary Mizwa, Joyce Quackenbush, Cathryn Ml in or Janitors: front row—Bruce Shine, Lucille Jensen, Mike Meyer, Rick O'Brian, Frank Miskowoc, Dick Fiala. second row—Roy Anderson, Vem Charboneau, Jerry Pugsloy, Chuck Churchill, Alonzo Everett, Al Kratzke, John Milewski, Chuck Julien, Chuck See, Mike Madzey. Not Pictured—Dennis Kamen, Bob Ashmed, Dave Walingford, Bob Tollifson. I Soccer, speedball, tennis, volleyball, modern dance, health make the Physical education department at North extremly diverse. The staff is committed to provide all this variety for every student and still coach long hours for North's teams. LEE SNELL — Athletic Director RAY CARLSON I media ctr., language, childcare Media Center provides all the resources necessary to support the educational program at North. Books, film and video tapes are available to teachers for classroom use and for students working independently. Students can also learn skills with visual equipment in the T.V. studio. The staff is extremely helpful in teaching the use of the media center. KAY GOLDSTEIN The languages—French, Spanish, and German offer more than learning a language. These classes try to show the colorful aspects of the culture and through the language clubs, the advanced students can even travel to France, Mexico or Germany. EILEEN MICKLUS AGNES BERGEE «UV ______ _____ MARY JENSEN The Child Care and Family Living program is offered and its main objective is to offer school age parents and pregnant girls information about pre-natal care, child care and family living. Students gain practical experience in the Child Development Center with infants and toddlers under supervision of the qualified staff. IRENE DOLAN JANET KARTUEM SHARON SHIMOTA MATH IS... ...Fun, intreging ...IMot fun, it's work—S. Butterfield ...The gateway to college—D. Thompson ...Our universal language—D. Noren ...Positive thinking, with reasonable results—P. Thompkins ...A challenge—R. Fridgen ...Order— a way of thinking-numbers—K. Jones ...Alive and all around us—L. Kaatz ...Something you either like or hate and no in between—Y. Gustafson ...A facinating enterprise, boring? sometimes exhilerating? Sometimes logical? Always. It's an art and a science, and a refreshingly, sane way of looking at a confusing and sometimes in sane world—J. Mirocha We have a great math department this year. There are four new teachers, Mr. Mirocha, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Gustafson, and Mr. Noren. Mr. Noren took Mr. Holtz's place, while he was on sabatical last fall. Mr. Holtz is back now and an expert on new and innovative methods. (Mr. Butterfield after thirteen years, at North is retiring. Mr. Butterfield is the youngest 65 year old around. He is more energetic and full of life than most of his students, said Mr. Thompson.) The department works together coordinating their courses, and they try to accomodate all the students in the appropriate math classes. counselors BARB FRASER — Coordinator S.O.S, ARLENE LONDER GEORGE ROBERT! ROBERT SUNDRUD TOM HAUOER ALICE BENDER Spanish Club, French Club, Modern Dance, Gymnastics, Swimming, Part-time job. Drama Club, Afro-American Club. IRIS BRIESE Part-time job DOUG BROPHY Pep Club, Band, Sno Daze Activities, Homecoming Activities, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, Drama Club, President of Band, President of Senior Class, Drum Major. JERRY CARLIN N-Club, Spanish Club, Gymnastics, Sno Daze Activities, Part-time Job, Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society, Wrestling, Track, Cross-country, Ski Club. BOB CAVINESS Pep Club, N-Club, Badminton, Hockey, Tennis, Foosball. VIRGIL CHMIELEWSKI CYNTHIA CLARK Pep Club, Modern Dance, Band, Multi-Ethnic Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, AFS JEFF CONNORS N-Club, Part-time job, Tennis cross country. JOANN CRANE Part time job. NICK DOMIANO N-Club, Gymnastics, Baseball, Snow Daze Activities, Part-time job, Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society, Ski Club. MARTHA DOTSTRY RICHARD EASTON Badminton, Gymnastics, Swimming, Part time job. Basketball (Men's), Yearbook Staff, Baseball, Drama Club (Plays, Theater) FORREST ENGMAN Football, N-Club, Hockey, Sno Daze Activities, Homecoming Activities, Yearbook Staff, Baseball, NEAL FOY Football, N-Club, Badminton, Baseball, Homecoming Activities, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council ESSIE BLAND Badminton, Part-time Job, Volleyball, BRUCE GILBERTSON Football, N-Club, Sno Daze Activities, Part-time job, Homecoming Activities, Baseball, Senior Council KAREN GLYNN Spanish Club, Badminton CHARLES GREGOR Football, Ski Club. MARGARET HARRISON MARONICA HAYES Pep Club, Modern Dance, Choir, Multi Ethnic Club. Football, Band, Hockey, Tennis, Baseball, Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society. KENNY HEMSWORTH Part-time job. Baseball RANDY HALT Badminton, Ski team, Swimming, Sno Daze Activities, Homecoming Activities, Prom Committee, Track, Cross country. DENISE ITTNER Swimming, Badminton, Part-Time job. Yearbook Staff, Newspaper CHEZRON JARRETT Pep Club, Black Genesis, Part time job. Multi Ethnic Club, Homecoming Activities, Yearbook Staff, Afro American Club, ROBERT JOHNSON German Club SHARON JOHNSON ( BRUCE KIVI I National Honor Society GREG LARSON Gymnastics, Part time job. JOHN LIGHTFEATHER Football, Part-time job, Tennis, National Honor Society, Ski Club, JANET LINSTTRAND Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society, 152 TIM MANNIE Badminton, Ski team. Part time job, Sno Daze Activities, Volleyball, Tennis, Track and Cross country. DESI MCCOY Football, N-Club, Newspaper, Baseball STERLING NELSON Football, N-Club, Basketball, Part-time job, Baseball, GUY OTTESON Part-time job. K. PATTON Football, N-Club, Basketball, JOANN PETERSON Part-time job, Volleyball. JACK PUHL Football, Band, Wrestling, National Honor Society, TIM RAEKER N-Club, Sno-Daze Activities, National Honor Society, Tennis, Cross Country. PAUL RIDDLE N-Club, Sno Daze Activities, Part-time Job, Homecoming Activities, Track and Cross Country. YVONNE RINGGOLD Polarettes MARCIA SCHMIDT Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society. PHYLLIS SLOAN Pep Club, Band, Badminton, Tennis, Snow Daze Activities, Multi Ethnic Club, Homecoming Activities, Cheerleading, Newspaper Staff, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council, Afro American Club, Track (Girls). TIM SPAH Football, Hockey, Golf. MARY SPATH Pep Club, Spanish Club, Choir, Part-Time Job, Homecoming Activities, Volleyball, Senior Council, Tennis. CYNTHIA STAY Modern Dance, Part-Time Job, Homecoming Activities, Chicano Studies, Azteca Newspaper. LARRY STEELE Football, N-Club, Yearbook Staff, Baseball, CYNTHIA STENSON Pep Club, Spanish Club, PAMELA STEVENS N-Club, Badmition, Gymnastics, Snow Daze Activities, Part Time Job, Homecoming Activities, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Volleyball. TOM THEROULT Football, N-Club, Swimming, Sno Daze Activities, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Student Council, Senior Council MARCIA TROTTER VICKY URVINA Pep Club, Spanish Club, Modern Dance, Part-Time Job, Homecoming Activities, Chicano Studies, Azteca Newspaper. ERIC VAUGHN N-Club, Sno Daze Activities, Part-Time Job, Tennis, Wrestling, Ski Club. KATHY VOLKER GRACE WEBSTER Part-Time Job, Afro American Club, Girls Basketball. GREG WESTBROOK Football, Basketball (Men's), Sno Daze Activities, Part Time Job, Homecoming Activities, Newspaper Staff, Baseball, Prom Committee, Student Counsil, Senior Council, Wrestling, Track. SALLY WETZEL Pep Club, Multi-Ethnic Club, National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff CLIFF WILLMAR Part-Time Job, Newspaper Staff, Art Club. SCOTT WILSON Basketball (Men's), Part-Time Job, Baseball. LYNDA YOUNG French Club, Choir, Badmition, Multi Ethnic Club, Afro American Club, Bible Literature Class. BILLY ZAHN Football, N-Club, Sno Daze Activities, Baseball, Senior Council. 153 The Alumni will furnish a list of your graduating class before the five year reunion. They will help with printing costs and mailing costs and can help in locating members of your class. Send up-to-date address and name changes to the Alumni Association in care of North Community High. Best wishes from the Alumni Association to the class of 1976! 154 155 156