North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

VOLUME 69 a tour of the face (from a litany of faces) here Is my face seated behind the desk of remembering here Is my face blinking like an eye In a room full of suns here Is my face It leaps like fire from footsteps left In the halls here Is my face my warm sweater on a cold day face (notice the cable-knit smile) here Is my face near the bridge of the nose an idea is being born here is my face the wide open eyes are letting out surprise here is my face the leathery cushion of an old chair this is my comfortable face here is my face trapeezed in a question mark my classroom face and here is my face cracked like old wood from laughter here is my face down in the corner near the chin the partially formed face here is my face the wide open mouth is home for the tiny bird of friendship here is my face standing in a sea of faces the song of this sea is the language of dreams here is my face and just in back of this face the new face i will wear tomorrow here is my face a river of hair a brook a lake to hide under here is my face hard In the hard light of the gym here is my face disguised as a set leaning against the stage wall here is my face the ears keeping their secret here is my face — George Roberts Franclne Davis Elaine Johnson Mary Ann Hanson Mary Therese Paterson Renee CJchoskl Being walkers with the dawn and morning, walkers with the sun and morning. We are not afraid of night, nor days of gloom, nor darkness — being walkers with the sun and morning I like you because you are beautiful, because you smile and because you are different. Rod McKuen I have had playmates, I have had companions, In my days of childhood. In my joyful schooldays. All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. 15 Will we touch the faces; Faces seen so many times before. Faces that smiled, and the ones that frowned Faces that were near, many too dear. Faces to be forgotten, Faces for now and forever here. 17 19 Almsted, Cheryl Babcock, Larry Armstrong, Annette Barron, Sandra Augustine, Diane Banks, Lonnie Bass, Darlene Barnard, Tony 20 Babcock, Heidi Battles, Allison Berrard, Valerie Black, Anita 21 Bendlckson, Shirley Booth, Kathleen 22 Brandt, Kathleen Buckingham, Eloise Cade, James Carter, Brian 23 Buckner, Patricia Carter, Charles Champagne, Roger 25 Coles, Dawn Daley, Kathleen Cuff, Jeraine Dahl, Linda Davis, Thomas Davis, Darcy 26 Dahlbloon, Karen Dempsey, Dovlma an Easter, Leth Letha Eklof, Wendy Duke, Debbie Erickson, Larry 27 Edwards, Venita Esaw, Carolyn Ferber, Randy Fabel, Eric Flood, Elizabeth Finney, Toya Fatze, Tim Forbragd, Jonl Fisk, John 28 Foster, Jeanne Foster, William Freund, Gregory 30 Garrett, Eddie Gay, Jennifer Glover, Toya Gurley, Artlra Hanson, Marianne Hill, Valerie 31 Hallesy, Peggy Hinton, Joan Jacobs, Antronet 33 Illingworth, Dawn Jameson, Carl Jan Blaricom, Bill Johnson, Donna Johnlgan, Aurmand Jefferson, Carol Johnson, Elaine 34 Jefferson, Raymond Jones, Rosalee 35 Lambert, Kathleen Luck, Jeffery 36 Martin, Roberta Martin, Larry Martin, Jeaneen Moen, Nancy 38 39 Nutter, Perry Pelleter, Gary Phyle, Mary Riddle, Patsy Pierce, Russell Riddley, Lena Rasmussen, Paul Richardson, Joe Platter, Tammy Robertson, Sharon Ruffin, Trent Rogers, Scott Saxun, Dave Russel, Michael Rogers. Susan Schwarzkopf, Rhonda 42 Rowles, William Scott, Dennis Scroggins, Charlene Sivula Mary Simon, Michael Shand, Kevin Skeesick, Warren Simonson, DeWayne Siewert, Curtis Slaughter, Mark 43 Simpson, Stacey Small, Bob Steele, Katherine Smith, Richard Small, Rebecca Snoddy, Terl Stenson, Lee Anna Smith, Cynthia Stevens, Wendy 44 Stanley, Brenda 45 Stofferahn, Nancy Truesdell, David 46 Verbeck, Mableann Whitfield, Marilyn 48 Wilson, Raymond SENIOR INDEX ADAMS. NANCY Activities - Spanish Club • A.F.S. • Part Time Job. Tennis • Manager. Newspaper Hobbies: Bikeriding. Swimming. Tennis, Bowing. Ice Skating Goal in Me: To move up in my job and to get married and raise a family. Senior Year: I think there would have been more going on. but it was an alright year any way. but not the best. ANDERSON. JIM Activities - Part time |Ob at Country Kitchen Hobbies: Bowi ng - Foosbafl • Cars Goal m life: I want to graduate from Minn Business College and get a |Ob. BARREN. SANDRA Activities: Part time job at North Memorial Hospital Hobbies: Swimming Goal m life: Be successful in Me. Senior Year: It s Great. BASS. DARLENE Activities: Part time job - Close Up Club. Junior Achievement. Softball Hobbies Sewing. Babysitting. Stamp Collecting. Dancing 8ELLFIEL0. CHRISTINE Activities Playing the piano for St. John Baptist Church, and direct the choir Hobbies: Basketball. Softball. Football. Track. Tennis. Badminton Goal in Me: To be a musician, also to earn a doctor degree m education, and to help my family to achieve a higher education. Senior Year: It has been one of the most magnificence at North high. The class Of 78 Is GREAT BERRARO. VALERIE Activities Tennis Team. T.A.N.S. Part time Job In the afternoon Hobbies: Skating. Collecting Rubber Frogs. Crocheting. Saving Clippings from Newpaper. Goal i life: To help those who need hlop in finding themselves. And Help the chcmcal depentent person. BLOM.SUSAN Activities: Yearbook Staff Goal m life: To get through college and find a job I would enjoy having. Senior Year: Boring 80UCHARD. HOLLY ANN Hobbies Collecting Spoons Goal in life: To lead myself through life Senior Year: It was alright BOULEY. MARK DAVID Activities: Hockey, National Honor Society. Baseball Hobbies: All Sports Goal in Me: To Succeed Senior Year: Super BOWMAN, ROBIN Activities Part time job at Metropolitan Medical Center. Hobbies: 8ike riding. Horseback riding. Jogging Goal in life: To go to college for six years, and get my Bs and become a rehe- hap. counselor Senior Year: Quiet BROWN. ROCHELL Activities: Track Team. Job- Hobbies: Bikeriding. Sewing. Music. Singing. Swimming. Playing ball. Tennis. Going to movies. Roller Skating. Jogging. Driving. Goal in Me: To go to college and to become the best woman surgeon Semor Year: Fun. I had a great time, and I'm sorry to leave. BUCHHOLZ. FRANK Activities: Stage Band. Pep Band. Polar 8and. Hobbies: Basketball. Football. SoftbaH. Model building. Playing my Instrument in the band or on my own. Goal in life: To succeed in Music Senior Year: Best I ever had CARLIN. JUDE Activities: Cross Country. Track. Wrestling. National Honor Society. Spanish Club Hobbies: Running. Airplane building. Reading. Eating Goal m life: I always want to give 100% Of my ability to what ever I do CARTER. BRIAN Activities: Cross Country Running. Cross Country Skiing. N-Club. Tennis. Hobbies: 8icycling. Camping Goal m life: Is to get ahead In life and to help the community and the company I may be working for . Senior Year: Super it has been the best year ever CHILSTROM. KEITH Hobbies: Playing Drums. Soccer. Hockey. Listening to records Goal in Me: To become professional rock drummer m a rock band. CICHOSKI. RENEE Activities: Work at Northwestern Bank. Tennis Team. HOME COMING QUEEN Hobbies: Tennis. Going to Hockey games. Smging to piano music Goal ln life: Go to Secretarial school and become a legal secretary Senior Year: I’ve had a terrific year so far. COMPTON. KELLY Activities: Hockey Team Goal in Me: To become a Doctor. Senior Year: O K so far. DALEY. KATHLEEN IRIS Activities: Church Youth group. Neighborhood dean ups. Tutoring math and math skids, Involved in exploring Heath Careers Hobbies: Ice skating. Swimming, Creative poem writing. Sewing. Math and English. Camping. Canoeing. Nature study. Collecting Pennies and Candian coins. Old movies. Interior desijj look forward to it now 50 designing. Furniture arrangement. Goal m life: To be what I am - The best I can Semor Year: New experiences. Fremds. and objectives, that it's here, but w miss it when it's gone DAVIS. FRANCINE Activities: Job. National Minority Business Company Hobbies: Riding bikes. Swimming. Dancing. Running Goal in Me: Go to college ’and to become a director of some big company. DUKE. DEBRA Activities: French Club. Chou Hobbies: Horseback Ridmg. Ice Skating. Singing. Swimming. Water skiing. Boating. Roller skating Goal m Me: To become a Secretary. Senior Year: It was o k., but senior should do more fun things before graduation. EASTER. LETHA Activities: Pitary Aid Hobbies: Tennis. Basketball. Football. Walking. Goal in Me: Go into the Navy - be an MP Senior Year: Crazy. Easy. Fun EDWARDS. VENITA Activities: Job-Proof machine Operator at Northwestern Bank Hobbies: Badminton. Dancing Goal m Me: Go to college and become a lawyer Semor Year: Wasn't as fun as I expected it to be. Since I work I have missed out on some activities EKLOF. WENDY Activities: Job Hobbies Bowling. Drawing Senior Year: Most frustrating year of my Me ELLIS. LEA Activities: Close-Up trip. Debate Team. Newspaper Staff. Choir. Homecoming Week. Speech Team. Baechus Editor. Theatre. Prom Committee. Student Counol. Hockey Wrestimg Cheerleader. Art, Yearbook-Staff photographer. Arby's Employee Hobbies: Sadmg. Photography. Swimming. Pottery. Jewelry Goal in Me: I would like to travel the world and capture it with my camera I also would like a authorise position that pays well and requires only a minimum of hours Senior Year: It has been very good I've done a lot of things and I wish I could go through it all again EUBANKS. DONNA Activities: Job at La salle Convalescent Home. Vision for Christ Club. Hobbies: Sewing. Singing Goal in life: To do Work tor the lord I'm going to becomo a missionary to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. FABEL. TIM Activities: Baseball. Football Goal in life: To be successful. Senior Year: It is Really good FATZE. ERIC Activities: French Club. National Honor Society. Hobbies Football. Watching T V.. Pool. Table Tennis. Singing. Collecting Old Coms. Bike riding. Bowling. Playing the piano. Goal in Me: To succeed in my job after high school To live a meaningful life to me and others. FLOOD. ELIZABETH A Activities: Cashier at Woohvorths Hobbies: Helping children Goal in life Help retarded Children and go in to law. FOSTER. JEANNE Activities Work Program. Part time job. Deca Club Hobbies: Little kids. Listening to records. Reading Movie Magazines. Collecting posters Goal in life To have a good career and maybe start my own business Senior Year: It started out really great and I'm sure It will finish that way too. We have some great people in our class and that helps out a lot FROEMING. ROBIN LYNN Activities: Badminton. Volleyball. Yearbook Staff. Work. Spanish club. Art. N.H.S.. Student council in 9410 grade. Homecoming Week. Snow Daze. Prom committee. Hobbies: Dog walking. Sewing. Reading. Parting. Drawing. Pottery. Music. Sitting. Walking. All Sports. Goal in life: Get through college and get the kind of fob 1 want, or do tho work I enjoy the most. Senior Year: It has been full of surprises and very exciting Also has been one of the most frustrating years of my life, and one of the most memorial of my years at North high. GARCIA. ALBERT Activities: Student counol. Prom committee. Spanish dub. French club. Close- up. N.H.S.. Debate Team. Speech. Wrestling. Football. ETc.......... Hobbies Collecting pro football cards. Reading. Photography. Athletics. Traveling. Studying for school. Goal in life: To be present of the U.S. Senior Year: Super. Fun. Excellent. GARRETT. EDDIE Activities: Football. Playing cards. Pool. Hobbies: Girls Goal in Me: To work and get married. Senior Year. One hen of a year. GAVE. JULENE Activities National Honor Society. Polaris Newspaper staff. Work program. NYC. Hobbies: Photography. Bowling. Bicycling Goal in life: To become an executive secretary or get into writing Senior Year: Trying new things, and liked them Got a terrific job from school OEA program I learned a lot about the school and it's members by working on the paper GULBRANSON. ANN Activities: Hockey and Wrestling Cheerleader. Badm.nton, Hobbies: Reading. Sewing. Dog walking. Having tun. Senior Year It was great GIDEO. ELLIE Activities: Graduation committee. Work program. Play. Yearbook staff. Homecoming Hobbies Partying with friends. Bowling. Goofmg off Goal in Me: To fulfill my ambitions, become a useful!, educated, happy person. To do something spectacular and have tons of money To become another Rockefeller Senior Year: It has been fantastic Homecoming was great It's also been a time of waiting, planning and counting of days it's been memorable HALLESY. PEGGY Activities National Honor Society. Job. Badminton. Hobbies: Reading. Swimming. Spending time with friends, and domg what ever. Goal m life: Have a career. HANSON. FAITH Activities Honor Society. Hockey and Wrestling Cheerleader. Tennis Team Hobbies: Skating. Tennis. Sewing. Going out with friends. Goal in Me To be happy at everything I do Senior Year: One of the most hectic years of my life. HANSON. MARIANNE Activities: Cheerleader. Gymnasbca. Pep dub. Tennis. Student government. Homecoming activities. Prom committee. Hobbies: Tennis, Skiing Goal m life. To become a nurse. Senior Year Interesting HILL. DEWAYNE _ „ _ Activities: Student Council. Afro American. Multi ethnic. French club. City wide student workshop. Hen workshop. High school page. J.A member. Honor Society. Vice President of student councd. Student Government Homecoming and Snow Daze Activities. Hobbies: Smgmg. Reading. Playing the Organ. Running. Acting Goal in Me: To be a lawyer and to be senator of Mn and run for the president of the U.S. Senior Year: I have had a lot of disappointment in my senior year, but other than that, this year 78 has been the best year smee 76 There is a lot of school spirit here, everyone seems to get along if they try There's a lot of understanding here among students. 78 were the best HOLTER. MARK Activities: Yearbook. French club. Theatre. Student government. Hobbies: Writing. Music. Theatrics. Goal in life: To be emperor of Peru Senior Year: A high time. GOSH! HURD. CHERYL Activities: Job at Northwestern bank. Hobbies: Roller skating. Swimming. Bike riding. Ice skating Goal in life: To move up m the bank and get married and raise a family Senior Year: I enjoyed this year because the students were more involved and Kt along better. .INGWORTH. DAWN Activities: Nursing Assistant Goal in life: To have a career Senior Year: Hard. JACKSON. DIANNA LYNN Activities: Job at northwestorn bank Hobbies: Writing Poems. Sewing, Roller skating. Playing piano. Singing, and just having fun. Goal in life: To become a successful Medidai Technician JOHNSON, CHARLES DAVID Hobbies: Art Goal in life: TO become the best commercial Artist JOHNSON, SANORA Activities: Job at Sears. Youth club. Hobbies: Skating, Swimming. Shopping. Goal in life: To be a teacher majoring in child Psychology, or a nurse Senior Year. Very exciting, and wonderful JOHNSON. THAYLIA DONNA Activities: French Club. Hobbies: Music. Goal in life: To get rich as soon as possible. KASSULKER. JANICE Activities: Band, Choir. Nursing assistant. Hobbies: Ptaying flute. Teaching reality orientation. Playing organ Goal in life: To be a director of nurses. Senior Year: Not bad, but busy KNAEBLE. LIZ Activities: French club president. Senior Year: Hectic, busy, a time to get to know my peers better than before. KUROSAD. PATTY Activities: Job at employee benefit claims. Hobbies: Drawing. Gymnastics. Goal in life: To go on to school and become a lawyer Senior Year: Was exciting. It went by very fast, and evcryth.ng starts happening at once. It seems as though this year everyone starts to treat you as an adult. It has been a year I won’t ever forget. LEA. DIANA Activities: A F.S. dub. VoHeyball, N-club. Job at Northwestern bank. Hobbies. Parties. Goal in life: To make myself better. Senior Year: Fantastic LUBINSKI. NELL Activities: Softball. Job. badminton. National Honor Society-Hobbies: Volleyball. Knitting. Needle Point, babysitting. Goal in life: Go to college and go Into some kind of clerical type of work Senior Year: I think this year was fun A lot of people seemed to be in more of a school spirit which made my surrounding exciting and interesting. LUCK. JEFF Activities: Job 9-11 Truckers inc. Hobbies: Camping. Hunting. Water skiing. Dirt bike riding. Snowmobile racing Goal in life: TO be a mechanical drafter. Senior Year: Half boring and half exciting. LUSSIER. LINDA Activities: Cross country running. Swimming Goal in life: I'd like to be a fully functioning person with a balance of inferiority and exteriority Senior Year: Fantastically long. MAIZE. EMMANUEL G. Hobbies: Singing. Art. Goal in life: TO go to college MARTIN. JEANEEN R, Activities: Band. Track. Basketball. Hobbies: 8asketball. Goal in life: To be a doctor Senior Year: Good. MARTIN. ROBERTA Activities: Job Hobbies: Going to parties. Goal in life: TO have money and happiness. Senior Ycar: Great MCDONOUGH. JOHN M. Activities Y.M.C.A.. Job at metro lock safe Hobbies: Art. Bike riding Goal In life: To be a lock smith and own my own business. Senior Year: It’s going pretty good Have had a good time Meoting a lot of people MCKINNY. JOHNNY Activities: Football. Track. Hobbies: Women. Sports. Music. Goal In life: To go to college and major in business Senior Year: To fun and to short. MULLEN. BONNIE J. Activities: Job at President Insurance Co. Hobbies: Piano. Singing. Sports. Goal in life: To be successful In the business field. After college Senior Year: It was not my most exciting as my other high school years I was not involved enough. NEUMANN. DAWN Activities: Cheerleader. Work at North Memorial Hospital Hobbies Horseback riding. Skiing. Swimming, Goal in life: To be a stewardess and to be successful in life Senior Year: It's great. PLATTER. TAMMY Activities: French dub. Hockey and Wrestling. Choir. Band Hobbies: Singing, Drawing. Swimming. Horseback riding. Water skiing. Skiing. Surfing. Goal in life: To be a computer programer. Senior Year: It was fun. PATTERSON, MARY THERESE Activities Yearbook staff. French dub. Homecoming Queen Attendant. Junior Cuncd. Student council. Senior Council. Thoatre. Volleyball. Graduation committee Chairman. Hobbies: Getting loaded on Week-ends. Goal m life: To marry a bald millionaire and practice skiing on his head. Senior Year: A real gas. Man ROGERS. SCOTT Activities: Cross country skiing Hobbies: Motorcross. Fishing. Hunting, skxng ROWLES. BILL Activities: Hockey Team. Riding Motorcycles. SNOW KING. Hobbies Hockey and motorcycles Goal m Me: To own and operate my own business. Senior Year: Most exciting School Year and turning point of my life SANDERS. JENNIFER Hobbies: Listening to records, Watching T.V.. Art. Goal m life To be a court Stenographer Scmor Year: Pretty good SIMON. MICHAEL ALLEN Activities: Band. Chou. Play. Hobbies: Photography. Music. Goal in life: To enjoy myself in all I do. and have a good time. Senior Year: I have enjoyed it a great deal. I have made a lot of Friends and have a great time SIMPSON. STACEY Activities: Cross country skung and running. Track. National Honor Society. Bacchus. Homecoming activities, and Snow da o. 8lack history week. Part tune Job. Ski club. Cheerleading. Hobbies: Camping, bike riding. Water skiing. Snow skiing. Partying, Writing. All sports, and having a great time. Goal in life: To be a journalist, and to be a foreign affairs correspondent, or write a woman's sports column Senior Year: It has been my best year here. Everyone has gotten closer and enjoying each other. SIWULA. MARY Activities: Part time job. Year book staff. Senior Year: Boring SLAUGHTER. MARCUS Activities: Tennis. Wrestling, Student council. Speech. Afro American dub. Sophmore vice President. Sophmore football captain Hobbies: Bowling. Tennis. Softball. 8ikmg. Writing Goal in life: To be a doctor, and to be the first black senator Senior Year: Very disappointing because we have not done a lot of things, or have had things to do. SMITH. CINDY MARIE Activities: Job Hobbies: C.B. Radio, Roller skating. Goal in Me: To be a nurses aid. STANLEY. BRENDA Activities: Band. Choir, Part-time job. Hobbies: Playing the flute. Singing, Also playing different kinds ot instruments. Goal in life: Go to college. Senior Year: So far in my senior year I have really enjoyed it But I'm not looking forward to getting out of school yet. It goes-so fast STENSON. LEE ANNA MARIE Activities: Badminton. French dub. Pep club. Debate. Job. Yearbook staff Photographer. Bacchus. Prom committee. Honor Society. Homecoming Act Snow week Activities. Close-up Trip Hobbies: Camping. Art. Bike riding. All sports. Pottery. Painting. Jewelry Etc......... Goal in life: To enjoy Mo to it's fullest in what ever I do. and also to succeed Senior Year: At times it seems to be very discouraging and yet at times it's the most enjoyable times of my life. STEVENS. WENDY Activities Newspaper staff. Job Hobbies Watching sports outdoors, and sports. Goal m life To achieve as much as possible And do things that I do and do them right. Senior Year: I had a blast, it was really fun. If I had the chance to do it agam. I would do it the same. STINE. MARYLEA Activities: A.F.S.. Part-time job. Hobbies: Rollerskating. Badminton Goal m life: To become an executive in a 8usmess firm Senior Year: Short-Sweet-Fun-The best year ever. TAYLOR. DAWN Activities: Honor society. Basketball. Volleyball. Ran track Hobbies: Movies. 8owlmg. Cooking. Sports. Goal in Me: To be successful in life and keep on making friends. To be a happy and share my happiness with other people around me. Senior Year: Busy. Expensive, exciting THOMPSON. KATHLEEN Activities: Job. Hobbies: Bowling. Driving. Dancing. Ceramics. TRAPP. OEVRA Activities: OEA. Vice-president of N.H.S.. Working as a Finance clerk For dept, of agriculture. Band. Golf. Hobbies: Skiing. Skating. Sewing. Partying. Bike Rid«ng. Goal in life: To be a stewardess, but most of all I want to be love and give love and to be happy. Senior Year: My senior year was full of anxiety and waiting. As the day Of graduation approaches my stomach trembles Because of my job l missed out on a lot of activities, but I'm glad l got to do the things I have, and being active in N H S. has helped my Sr. year a lot. VERBECK. MA8LEANN Activities: Job at Northwestern Bank Hobbies: Horseback riding. Reading. Crocheting WEBB. CHERIE Activities: Cheerleader. Theater Hobbies: Singing at home by myself. Goal m Me: To be a doctor. Senior Year: Total freak out. WHITE. MOLLY Activities: Volleyball. A.F.S., Graduation Committee. Work Program Hobbies: Going to party's and having partes. Sports Goal in Me: To be rich and happy. Senior Year: A riot. WILLIAMS. BARBARA Activities: Job Hobbies: Tennis. Basketball. Goal in life: To succeed in everything I do Senior Year: It was all Right. WILSON. JEFF Baseball. Basketball. Football. Student council. Hobbies: All sports. Fishing. Crossing Skiing. Bottle Collector. Goal in life: To succeed. To make it through college and do what I major in Senior Year: Super 51 Did Most For Class - Leeanna Stenson, Albert Garcia Dawn Taylor, Randy The 1977-78 Newspaper Staff was an effective tool for student communication. More often than not the students who had a complaint would go to the newspaper staff for help. The staff still needs to grow; It has the possibility of being an Instrument of change for this school. The Newspaper Staff was led by Albert Garcia, Lori O'Lexa, Randy Stoeckel, Bunny Baertschy, Julene Gave, Wendy Stevens, Reporters were: Tim Rooney, Cherle Webb, Lea Ellis, Carrie Hubert, Randy Ohnstad, Russell Pierce, Joyce Beasley. Not pictured Patricia Buckner, Stacey Simpson. Yearbook Staff - Pat Buckner, Lea Ellis, Robin Froemlng, DeWange Hill, Ellle Gldeo, Mark Hotter, Tyka Nelson, Mary Patterson, Stacey Simpson, Mary Slvvla, Lee Ann Stenson 55 Bacchus Is, as the greek god Implies, a frivolous, song-filled bunch of nun-nuns. Captain Spanky Pierce is the publisher and advisor of Bacchus which is in Its third year of print. Under his hat lies the secret to the success of the magazine. The National Honor Society is a service organization made up of students possessing high academic achievements. Members are: Pres., Jude Carlin; Vice Pres., Devra Trapp; Sec., Julene Gave; Treas., LeeAnna Stenson. Mark Bouley, Jeff Christenson, Larry Dennie, Eric Fatze, Randy Fer-ber, Greg Freund, Albert Garcia, Peggy Hallesy, Doug Hanson, Faith Hanson, Karen Hyatt, Ray Jefferson, Nell Lubinski, Curt Siewart, Stacey Simpson, Dawn Taylor. 57 FRENCH CLUB Officers: Pres., Liz Knaeble; Vice Pres., DeWayne Hill; Sec., Patricia Williams; Tres., Mary T. Paterson The French Club had their third annual candy cane sale '.his year the week before Christmas. It was magnlfique! Some members went to see Marcel Mar-ceau, a famous french mime, Jan. 25 at the Northrup Auditorium. The club enjoys picnics, luncheons, and delicieux french food. Students in the New Alternatives Program work in small size classes and have the opportunity to get individual help in increasing their skills. Most students stay in the program one or two years. Particlapnts spend at least 2 hours in alternative classes and may choose other electives from North's options to complete their schedules. Left-right John Cody, Tony Cushlngberry, Lori O'lexa, Vera Trueblood. Slttlng-(Coach) Mr. Olson, Not Pictured Lisa Little Debate Is a challenging area and North's team this year has met the challenge with a 50 50 wln loss record-a vast Improvement from previous years. The team's biggest tournament was held November 11 12 In Duluth where over one hundred teams from 5 states competed.Coach Olson and Assistant Coach Larry Yarosh were proud when North came home after winning 6 out of 12 rounds. The team is looking forward to next season and the city cham-pionship-Coach Olson is confident that they have the potential. Record North 0 vs. Armstrong 5 North Vt vs. Henry 4V North 2 vs. Anoka 3 North 1V vs. Park Center 3V North 1 vs. Armstrong 4 North 2 vs. Henry 3 North 2 vs. Park Center 3 North 2 vs. Ameka 3 Chess Team: Left-Right Wayne Rust, Gary Cornelious, Adam Mosley, Bottom Right Bruce Beggs, John Vincent, John Eastman, Not Shown Terry Smith, Demltrlus Nollie Left-right Tony Cushlngberry, Lori Olexa, Vera Trueblood, John Cody. Sitting Yvette Turner, Coach Mr. Olson, Yvonne Turner. Creativity is the key word to describing North's Speech team. Members use their own material frequently and compete in categories ranging from humerous interpretation to dramatic readings. Everything from women's rights to responsibility to America was covered this season. Coach Olson is very proud of the team, because speaking in front of others isn't easy. They've gained confidence and had fun, too. 61 THEATRE North High theatre touched the hearts of many people, whether It be the performers or the audience. (Hopefully both) Cast members not only have a good time but they are growing, maturing, and learning more about themselves every day. One of the most Important things learned is that we are good enough to do anything we want - to say, I can't is degrading yourself as a person. Being happily weird is a common trait of many North High actors and actresses. Break a leg! A Flea In Her Ear was the winter play composed only of North High students. It was a french comedy directed by Roger Mahn. Other plays were. As the Mushroom Turns and The New Zoo, these were written and performed by Mr. Mahn's advanced play production class. The spring musical will be South Pacific, which should bring in a wave of excitement. T.A.N.S. club: Left to Right, Henry Flocken, Ruth Kruthers counselor, Loretta Sagatan, Hattie Kauffman-WIng teacher, Armella Neadeau chairperson Brenda Weaver, Nadine McKee, Josle DeFoe counselor, Russ White. T.A.N.S. True American Native Students, An organization devoted to strengthening the cultural awareness and self Image of the Indian student T.A.N.S. encourages students to stay in school. T.A.N.S. sponsors a long-distances trip for the students each spring (as well as periodic activities throughout the school year). 64 The Junior Council is the most active council this year. They have sponsored many fund raisers including Sadie Hawkins, and Santa grams. The council meets at least once a week to plan and organize; they have high goals and so far have had great success in achieving them. Jeff Mastrud, Tim Brophy, Jack Mastrud, Cindy Theroult, Karen Berry, Tod McNeil, Beverly Beasley, Adv. Mr. Moskowitz, Terry Sandford, Adv. Mr. Anderson, Doug Hill, John Masia, Joy Rath. (HO . 65 The stagecraft class designs and builds the sets and some of the costumes for all of the North High plays. In the process they gain a better understanding of set composition and design. The 1976 - 77 Junior-Senior prom was held at the Radisson South on May 13. The crowd was spirited as they danced to the theme of Polar Memories . This year our art show was held the week of May 22. The exhibits were very interesting and art awards were presented to the winning art students. % Anderson $ rLereaAmos r; 111 69 70 Margarita Tudta Junior Homecoming Princess James Michelle Ooty 71 74 76 Duane Washington Maria Wolney Adway SOPHOMORE Rint isika' Hickil 79 Correy Davis Jamie Cline T Carmen Doty % t Eskko Colleen Coles Vs . ; . 80 Linda Hanlon Subrei onnr old© 82 83 Michell Scott John Simpson David Riley Tony Stewart Tony Tate Kathy Sutton 85 86 Brian 'Gilbert nbuscl Chuck Eldem KeUrOH ft Doughty Rebec Wanda Golden fc ■ Brad Greene Gail Hamnlon 89 92 93 The 1977-78 Polar Band has gone on to show us great Polar Pride. The band has played at many of our football and basketball games. They also give Winter and Spring concerts and play at elementary and junior high schools. A paper drive and pancake breakfast are two of the successful fund raisers sponsored by the band. The band is under the direction of Mr. Jackson. Left to right: row 1: Denny Roach, Judy Allen, Rhonda Schengler, Jean Lund, Madonna Erickson, Juanice Williams, Chris Spiczka, Jeaneen Martin, Sharlene Hetfand, Rhonda Johnson, Candice Cade, Judy Hetland, Brian Gilbert, Tammy Platter, Mr. Jackson, row 2: Ken Christensen, Ken Poulliout, Scott Christian, Karin Larson, Sherry Platter, Mike Larsen, Chris Iverson, Jack Carlson, Michelle Harkins, Delores Branhall, Clay Jewel, Elisha Whittington, Bill Foster, Charles Adams, row 3: Dawn Tessner, Carol Eiden, Mona Frltzgerald, Tim Rooney, Scott Campbell, Jeff Christianson, David Glenn, Kevin Stoeckel, Kirk Fry) David Arenz, Randy Stoeckel, Reggie Salone, Tracy’Ross, Larry Wilson, James McGregor, Richard Rucker, Steve Blackwell, Bill Esser, Michael Owens, Charles Packer, row 4: Mike Simon, Frank Buchholz, Lynn Johansen. Back Row - Jeanie Stewart, Oscar Balentlne, Mary Zahn. Middle Row - Tracy Bowman, Belinda Beasley. Bottom Row Saria Amos, Rosland Gillmore. Top Left to Right - Jeanette Esser, Ann Culbranson, Stacy Simpson, Faith Hanson, Sue Sager, Janice Neuberger, Debbie Kellene, Lea Ellis. Not Pictured Tammy Platter. The Hockey and Wrestling Cheerleaders were motivated by students that felt there should be a squad for these two sports. The squad has nine members, which Is the largest squad. The Captains are Lea Ellis and Stacy Simpson. The advisor Is Kathy Suzuki. Left to right - Terl Sanford, Patricia Buckner, top Dawn Neuman, Marguerltta Winston. Not pictured Marianne Hanson. TIED UP - THE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP J.V. HOCKEY Top Row Left to Right: Dan Hanson, Coach; Nell Beulow, Tim Hoard, Terry Bloom. Bottom Row Left to Right; Chad Carlson, Scott Campbells, Dave Reger. PEPFESTS This year's baseball team had a rough season with only 4 wins and 9 losses. They won their first playoff game beating Ben-ilde 9 to 8 but lost to Osseo 2 to 0 in the following game. Next year we expect a much stronger team with fresh new players and help from returning lettermen and coaches Steve Schmid and Don Leathers. Boys Varsity Baseball: front row left to right. Perry Nutter, Jim Wetterhahn, Mark Crushon, Ron Bouley, Russell Pierce, Mark Bouley. 2nd row, Asst. Coach Don Leathers, Bradley Borum, Mike Saice, Carl Wetterhahn, Richard Larson, Brian Saice, John Nickens, Dan Raker, Jeff Wilson, Tim Fable, Head Coach Steve Schmid. Sophomore Baseball: Front row left to right, Todd Reimringer, Dan Koosman, Andy Knaeble, Scott Await, Dave Borum, Randy Stoeckel, Scott Campbell, Len Jefferson. Back row left to right, Bobbie Davis, Jeff Almsted, Brad Stoeckel, Greg Mal-lon, Carl Jones, Don Gurley, Tim Hoard, Coach Ken Jones. Our Sophomore baseball team's record was 1 win 11 losses. All of the players did their part, but could not pull off enough wins. We expect a much better team with many new faces and much more enthusiasm. Coach Ken Jones will be back next year to lead the team on. 102 This year's track team had a fine season with only three losses. They placed forth In the city and expect to take first place next year. With returning runners such as Cindy Theroult and Cherl Breedlove the team and their coaches have much confidence and are looking forward to an even better and faster season. Girls Track: Front row left to right, Kim Allen, Wenetta Westbrook, Sabrina Hill, Armella Weadeau, Jacquita Wittenton, Lisa Jefferson, Kim Churn. 2nd row left to right, Debra Crawford, Debbie Jefferson, Cindy Theroult, Charleen Straugens, Cindy Williams, Christine Davis, Barb Camren, Sandy Schwarckopft. 3rd row left to right, Tracy Barrow, Colleen Coles, Julie Mosely, Head Coach Kathy Sworsky, Coach Nelson, Asst Coach Barb Troyer, Cheri Breedlove, Mary Men-nega, Jeanine Martin. In the past North has had outstanding individuals in track but not much depth nor team balance. The 1977 season combined the work of outstanding individuals and a turnout of 95 men to produce balance, depth, and most importantly WINS. The team posted a record of seven wins while only losing two meets and most of the wins were In meets Involving four and five schools. Such track powers as Southwest, Centra and Henry bit the cinders from the pressure exerted by the Polars. D. Chakolas BOYS TRACK: Front row left to right, DeWayne Hill, Rodney Bright, Vince Fabel, Jerome Benton, Marvin Hinton, Glen Thompson, Jude Carlin, Bill Leon, Willie Dotstry. 2nd row left to right, Joe Griffin, Randy Ferber, Gene Cunningham, Michael Russell, Charles Carter, Alvin Jones, Bobby Williams, James McDuffy, Tony Cooper, Roosevelt Pargo, Charles Scott. 3rd row left to right, Tony Cushonbury Manager, Keith Gill, Spenser Gill, Gregg Parks, Dan Mallard, Levorn Carter, Bob Miller, Lehman Riley, Bill Esser, Tony Tate, Jim Cook Coach, Carlos Whitson. 4th row left to right, Tony Queen Coach, William Jacobson Coach, Rick Washington, Pat Buckner, Jeff Mastrud, Levy Jones, Tim Brophy, Brian Mennenya, Jeff Salmey, Doug Hill, Dick Chakolas Head Coach. Our badminton team didn't pull off as many wins as they expected. Many of last year's team will be graduating this year and may leave the team empty handed. But with help from Coach Sworsky, the team should be able to get it's feet back on the ground and have a much better record than 1 win 11 losses. Girls Badminton Team: Front row left to right. Barb Eckman, Jeanette Esser, Sue Brustad, Ruth Mcgregger, Ann Gulbranson. 2nd row left to right, Judy Allen, Chris Spiczka, Janice Newberger, Mary Ellen Wilson, Rosemary Henderson, Leeanna Stenson. 3rd row left to right, Tammy Bursaw, Carol Stablaski, Nancy Edstrom, Sherrie Platter, Robin Froeming, Sheila Claflin, Joan Lund, Coach Ms. Sworsky. Not pictured; Tammy Erickson, Dawn Avery. This year the girls Tennis team had a record of 8 losses and only 1 win. Although they'll be losing some Seniors they still hope to have a better team with some new players and help from returning players. This year the team was coached by Ms. Tromly. Girls Tennis: Front row left to right, Jer-raine Cuff, Michelle Scott, Kim Maddax, Tammy Baumgarn. 2nd row left to right, Cheryl Carter, Val Bernard, Renee Cl-choski, Chris Ohnstad, Armella Weadeau. Third row left to right, Coach Ms. Tromly, Faith Hanson, Joyce Osborn, Mary Ann Hanson, Debbie Matilla, Jenny Mraz. Not pictured: Karen Hyatt. 104 This years Cross Country Team had a successful year. Finishing 4th in the city meet despite losing many runners who should have returned (including a city champion). The year was calminated by captain Randy Ferber being a unanimous all-city selection and Billy Leo'n smashing North's soph-more record by 15 seconds. Coach Jacobson says, North has been very fortunate to have had its best distant runners in history these past few years. We're trying to establish a winning track team. Won 4, lost 4 in city duals. Back row - Brian Carter, Kevin Ivans, Tony Leon, Derek Hughes, Randy Ferber, Doug Hill, Richard Jacobson Middle row - Kevin Stocal, Matt Esser, Chad Carlson, Richard Anderson, Joe Daml, Dave Reger Front row - Billy Leon, Jude Carlen, John Halvarson, Scott Cambell, Mike Masica, Randy Stocal. The North High Varsity Football Team: Left to Right top row Row 1) Tyrone Kidd, Mark Slaughter, Edward Scott, Jeff Wilson, Richard Washington, Alex Jordan, Patrick Buckner. Row 2) Robert Williams, Charles Carter, Tim Hoard, Scott Await, Jack Mastrud, Lester Hayes, Mark Blackwell, Trent Ruffin. Row 3) Jim Beaman, Guy Matson, Brad Stokel, Coach John George, Coach Ben McCoy, Coach Goldstien, David Whitney, Bobby Davis Row 4) Mark Chushion, Leonard Jefferson, Tommy Nollie, Jerome McDuffie, Rodney Bright, Shawn Brown, Roosevelt Pargo, Kenny Robbi-son, Row 5) John McKinney, Jerome Benton, Keith Gill, Michael Little, Tim Fable, Kevin Wright. Row 1.) Marvin Hinton, Joey Gurley, Raymond Cfopeland, Rickey Barber, Tyrone Axeler, David Riley, Micky Wilkins, Reggie Solone, Jimmy Young, Ron Green, Coach Tony Queen. Row 2.) Carl Johnson, Robert Williams, Charles Adams, Kevin Johnson, Vince Fobel, Paul McKenzie, Terry Rufin, Lehman, Mark Miller, Ed Sanders. Row 3.) Ken Jackson, Tony Lister, Richard Stay, Mark Bebault, Resey Hill, Jim Johnson, Gary Gave, Gregg Bebault, Steve Hanson. in POLAR PRIDE Varsity: back row (left to right) Greg Martin, Colleen Coles (managers), Jeaneen Martin, Julie Mosley, Katona Barnes, Saundra Rundles, Terri Snoddy, Ben McCoy (coach), front row (I to r), Michelle Bass, Marguarita Tucker, Ruth Griffin, Laura Griffin, Janet Canton, Dawn Taylor. GIRL'S BASKETBALL Roosevelt 33 North 56 West 18 North 80 Southwest 38 North 52 Washburn 24 North 64 Edison 30 North 52 Central 25 North 60 South 27 North 73 Henry 21 North 72 Rosevelt 44 North 49 West 33 North 77 Regina 46 North 48 Southwest 39 North 58 Marshal l-U 38 North 68 Washburn 24 North 67 South 40 North 51 Edison 35 North 63 Central 33 North 59 Henry 32 North 60 Highland Park 57 North 44 This is one of the finest group of young people I have ever worked with, states Coach Ben McCoy. They showed determination, hustle, the will to win, and togetherness all through the season. Again they were the true champions on and off the court. Terri Snoddy, Dawn Taylor and Julia Mosley made the All Conference team. This team set a Minneapolis Conference record with 33 consecutive wins. The 1977-1978 Sophomore Girls' Basketball squad is the defending City Champions. They compiled a 12 and 5 overall record and a 12 and 4 conference record. They are expected to remain City Champions by winning the All-City Tourney In Mid-March. Florla Ruffin, Pam Smith, and Evelyn Ross were cited by their coach, Ken Jones, for their distinguished play. J.V. back row (I to r), Evelyn Ross, Angela Betts, Colleen Coles (manager), Ken Jones (coach), Charles Williams (manager), Jackie Brown, Renee Jordan, front row (I to r), Becky Guajardo, Bobbie Davis, Amy Caldwell, Dawn Borum, Pam Smith, Florla Ruffin. WRESTLING The Wrestling team enjoyed one of the best seasons in over 15 years. With a record of 15 wins and 2 losses, it earned them 3rd place In the city. A lot of Freshmen came out for the team and showed great potential. Ray Copeland at 145lbs, and Roger Dostry at 112lbs, both Freshmen, started on the varsity squad. Thomas Jones, an 8th grader, proved himself with an impressive 7 wins for varsity at 98lbs. Guy Matson, a sophomore, also showed great potential with an 8 and 5 record for varsity at 155!bs. Duane Ittner came out with an 8 and 3 record at 119lbs. He did a great job for varsity, being this is his first year at wrestling. Alvin Jones, Ken Poullot, Jude Carlin, and Jack Mastrud were named All-City. Jude Carlin was voted by his team mates as most valuable wrestler. Pat Buckner was awarded the Coach's Award for his outstanding leadership, hard work and excellent record. In the Region 5-AA Tournament, Jude Carlin took 1st at 98lbs, Jack Mastrud took 2nd at Heavyweight, Pat Buckner placed 3rd at 185lbs, Ken Pouliot obtained 5th at 112lbs, and Marvin Roach placed 105lbs. With Jude Carlin's and Jack Mastrud's placing; it gained them birth to state. At State; Jude placed 5th, which is the highest a Polar grappler has ever obtained. Jack took 7th. Jack should be number 1 or number 2 man In the state next year. The Sophomore team, coached by Ray Carlson, placed 2nd in the Sophomore Tournament this year. Individually, Brian Mennegea at 155lbs. and Mike Zappa at 165lbs. placed 1st there. At that tournament, 10 received medals. With their spirit and potential; next year's team could be as successful as this year's. The highlight of the year was when the team defeated Washburn after being named a 20 point underdog. It also was Coach Chakolis's 100th coaching victory. The attitude of the team was outstanding. According to Coach Chakolis, very rarely did anyone miss a practice. It was a real pleasure for me to coach, he stated. The team met every challenge that he put before them. When the team was plagued with injuries and sickness; the quality was still there. Individually the wrestlers made sacrifices by going up and down weight classes. North SCORES 28 Henry 24 19 Roosevelt 34 45 West 22 29 Washburn 23 19 Edison 36 39 Southwest 15 30 Central 19 38 South 16 28 Armstrong 24 37 Marshal l-U 24 47 Benilde-St. Margaret's 16 36 Baldwin-Woodville 33 34 St. Croix Falls 33 Back Row: Coach Richard Chakolls, Ray Copeland, Brian Menneyea, Jack Mastrud, Pat Buckner, Marvin Hinton, Mike Zappa, Asst. Coach. Back Row: Coach Richard Chakolls, Ray Copeland, Brian Mennegea, Jack Mastrud, Pat Buckner, Marvin Hinton, Mike Zappa, Asst. Coach Ray Carlson. Middle Row: Dennis Davis, Ken Poullot, Pat Gross, Shawn Brown, Jim Freund, Duane Ittner, Roger Dostry, Marvin Roach, Thomas Jones. Front Row: Steve Ebert, Greg Freund, Eugene Hlght, Guy Matson, Charles Adams, Tony Cooper, Jude Carlin, Doug Hanson. Not pictured: Alvin Jones and Ray Jefferson. 120 122 123 Norths young hockey team skated to a three and seventeen record this year. Only two teams managed to keep the Polars off the scoreboard this year with a three goals per game average scoring record. The forwards were led by returning lettermen Mark Bouley, Ron Bouley, Bill Rowles, and Brian Salce. On defense the team was led by letter-man Bill Foster and Jeff Larson with Dan Neumann and Chad Carlson two sophomores coming along to help as the season progressed. Names ... top row left to right; Brian Salce Jeff Larson, Dan Neumann, Dan Koosman, Ron Bohan, Richard Larson, Coach: Larry Hartse Bottom row left to right; captain Ron Bouley, captain Bill Rowles, Richard Stay, Carl Wetterhahn, captain Mark Bouley, Bill Foster Senior Goalie Carl Wetterhahn played his best hockey at North with a 23 stops per game average. The young players on the team developed over the year allowing the team to play much stronger at the end of the year with the five to two win over West a team that had kept North scoreless the first time they played. Finishing the season strong with young players is a good Indication that with work the polars will be stronger and have a better season next year. Hockey Record 1977-78 date opponent score il-25 Marshall-Univ. 7-5 11-28 Hutchinson 5-2 12-12 St. Paul Central 3-2 12-16 Brady 8-1 12-17 Chisago Lakes 6-5overtime 12-28 Wilmar 10-1 1- 3 Henry 14-1 1- 7 Washburn 14-1 1-10 Southwest 9-0 1-14 Central 4-2 1-17 South 16-2 1-21 Roosevelt 9-3 1-24 Edison 14-1 1-31 West 9-0 2- 4 South 15-5 2- 7 Central 6-2 2-11 West 5-2 2-13 Litchfield 10-1 2-14 Edison Region V 5-1 2-18 Golden Valley 5.4 Lost v won Mark Bouley TRACK North Wins Twin City Indoor Track Title Last year's men's track team had a respectable 8 wins 2 loses record. It was dominated primarily by juniors and won meets by scoring in many different events. Well, the juniors have come of age!! In the first meet of the season North's team balance helped secure the Twin City Indoor Trophy over 23 schools In the metropolitan area. Randy Ferber led the team by winning the 300 yard dash and placing third in the state. The hurdlers also showed great power and depth. Bobby Williams (third in the state In the high hurdles) and Michael Larkins placed high in both the high and low hurdles. Other seniors who placed In the Twin City Meet were John McKinney In the sixty yard dash, Pat Buckner In the shot put and Charles Carter In the 440 yard dash. Rickey Washington received an injury prior to the meet or the Polars victory would have been even more decisive. However, it should be noted here that this Is not a team of individual stars as much as a well disciplined unit. This fact is born out by the great success the Polar relay teams have had for the last two years. The seniors lead the way but the coaches feel they may even have a stronger team In two years because of sophomores such as Glenn Thompson, Vince Fabel, Thomas Price, Peter Strugar, Whitson, Anthony Masengill and freshman Doug Brazil. Coaches Richard Chakolis, Sr., Anthony Queen and Richard Jacobsen are very optimistic about the coming season. Already 80 young men have signed up for track. With the talent the Polars have shown thus far and their hard working attitude they are the favorite to win both the City Relays and the City Meet. Juniors Ipse ) ' •, The 1977-78 Polarette dance line had a great year. This years group was composed of the finest dancers In the school with great leadership from Anita Black, Val Hill, and Carol Jefferson. Front Row) Lynn Williams, Tammy Baugran, Yolanda Applewhite, Carla Armstrong, Kris Ohnstad, Shari Williams, Flora Ruffin, Ola Smith Back Row) Lisa Rad-cliff, Sarite Turner, Jackie Adams, Kim Baker, Julia Mosley, Val Hill, Evette Jackson, Cheryl Avery, Anita Black, Carol Jefferson. 137 £ Stephanie Special Edu Joanna Barr CosmetoYog Work iinator Lonnie Bryant Work Coordinator Extended HaAfet Carlson Ray Carlson Physical Education Don Cieminski Business 139 Charmaine Dysl Work Coordinat Bob Fridgon Science Lori Davis Hen Aids is trick son ftlfd Care Garla Frierson Counselor 141 Dca;fL arson Social Worker Extended D Joan Krogsentf Home Economics Richard Krai Science Bruce Me Cl. Math NeW Jen MflCoy hvsIcJ Education- Jack Moskowitz Wayne Myrvlk Laurel Osterberg Engl ish New Iterr James Olson English — Eleanor Phillips English Music Sanders ral Worker Al Siftar .- fecial E f, Lee Snell Physical Education AthleUc Director Back row: Roy Anderson, Vern Charboneau, Lonnie Everett, Charles Julian, Charles See, Sandy Hyatt, Gerry Pugj R'ch 0 Br,en' M,ke Madzey. Front row: Frank Mlskowltz, Richard Flallca, Dennis Kammen, Chuck Churchill Mike Meyers. 150 Congratulation to the Class of 78 from: l e). f'i ZWE V HAHIBURGIR JOINT GoodQd Fashioned... • Hamburgers Sandwiches Pizza Malts Sundaes HOURS: Monday • Thursday 11:30 a.m. l 1:00 p.m v Friday Saturday 11:30 a m.-2:00 a m. Sunday 4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m. 1120 LOWRY AVE. N. ( ALL IN YOUR CARRY OLT ORDER 522-4306 CY'S MEN'S WEAR 507 West Broadway Mpls. Minnesota Complete Selection of Clothing, And Shoes. 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