North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1985 volume:

NORTH COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1500 JAMES AVENUE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55411 STUDENT LIFE 3 CLUBS 17 SPORTS 27 PEOPLE 47 ACADEMICS 105 The yearbook staff thought that the best way to describe the 84-85 school year was “a year of change.” The obvious change is North High itself. The school has made a name and reputation that can be respected and North has acquired such an academic reputation that students are considered elite if they are successful in one of our Magnets. North has changed from the social playground of the seventies to an intellectual and artistical facility of the eighties. Where as many former students simply just wanted to graduate, this year’s students have more far reaching goals such as furthering their education. We, the students of North High, are starting a tradition of excellence. We’ve come a long way in a few years and we’re still excelling. It all started when North created the climate for change. This definitely has been ‘‘A Year To Remember.” 3 1. Watching out for Mr. DeNucci are Dawn Peteron, Mark Lindsey, Gary Holmes. Mike Bramhall. Tim Berry. Alberta Stephenson. John Agnew, and Mr. Dennis Davies. 2. 8and members show off their talents. 3. Getting fired up for a win are Alabama. Perry Graham. Fred Sanders. Jerry Peterson. Andy Boyd, Derek Stockel, Cory Burrington. Tony Richie. Mark Double, and Bramhan. 4. Polor fans showing their spirit include Carl Rathrnan. Dawn Voge. Ken Helvey. Beth Schardln, Michelle Bramhall. 8eth Hanlow. Lisa Dallman, and others. 2 STUDENT LIFE Remember the ducktails and bobbysocks. the belt bottoms, the Lacoste shirts? Times have changed since then and fashions have too. The people at North express themselves by dressing to suit their taste. A student may choose to either follow a trend or to start one. Fashion is what you make of it whether the style Is In or out. Whether you choose to be VOGUISH or ROGUISH, it's an Individual decision. Dress to please yourself. If you’re looking good, you're feeling good! | 1) Kate Kadwell shows off the Punk look. 2) Tammy Irwin V looking good in classic black and white. 3) Chuck Vorasane anc I Virginia Clay with the serious senior look. 4) Tanya Williams and I Mark Graves. Hollywood hits. 5) Tawnya Stewart, sophisticated I lady. 6) Troy McKinney ready lor a night out on the town. 7) I Erica Stallings. Josie Jackson, and Lareese Jackson make a I glamorous trio. 8) Ms. Helvig and Lisa Lingbeck show off I traditional school fashions. 9) Chico Blakes. wears his I sunglasses at night. 10) Mary Kukar shows us a touch of class. 11) Pierre Burnaugh and Subrlna Grant, perfect combination. 12) Michelle Vorasane 13) Tracy Johnson dressed G.Q. style. 14) Tim Lloyd and Tiffany Moore, dressed to kill. 15) Deondra Buckhalton and Tony Richie all smiles and in style. 16) Anne Cherne shows otl her Guess? jeans. LIFE AFTER 2 When the 2:00 o’clock bell rings, school is out and everybody is off to do what they have to do. Some don’t have to do anything at all, but to go home and sleep, talk on the phone, or go out and have some fun with their friends. Most of the students at North High start their homework right away so they can go to work later on in the evening. A lot of the students have extracurricular activities they are involved in, and they go straight to practice after school is out. And for some of the unlucky students, they have to be in seventh hour by 2:05. But no matter what people do after 2:00, everyone agreed it was always nice to finish another school day. 4 1. Derrick Nelson scooter cruisin'. 2. In the City Center shopping, Pierre Bur-naugh. 3. Sabrina Grant, Keyia Brazelton, and Willie Austin studying in the library. 4. Stacy Burton showing her Pac-man skills. 5. Jenell Ross on the job. 6 5 11 6. Lisa Lang, Cindy Hatch, and Julie Ross enjoy the game. 7. Amy Saffell relaxing in front of the T.V. 8. The favorite food place, McDonalds. 9. Trying to get some muscles, David Saffell. 10. Gee Vincent and Tammy Williams at the foosball table. 11. Clarence Smith reading in his spare time. 10 7 JL iW y y -' %. 9 HOMECOMING 85 This year we had an exciting homecoming week. The week started off with a host of activities. Monday was the competition between the classes. Each class struggled against one another to win the Tug of War title for 1984-85. Tuesday was pajama day, almost everyone participated and we had a “barrel of laughs. Wednesday was sports, students dressed up like their favorite sport’s personality. Thursday was the big day for all persons involved in the homecoming coronation. This was also dress-up day. Students stepped out in their best clothing. This was the day Dionne Grigsby was crowned Queen, and Kevin Carlisle was crowned King. Friday was blue and white day, everyone showed their Polar spirit. We also had one of the best pep-fests ever. The football team repaid the event with a win, (29-12) over the Washburn Millers. 1. Queen. Dionne Grigsby, and King, Kevin Carlisle. 2. King and Queen candidates. Andy Atwood, Margaret Ness. Allen Gordon. Rachel Olson. Dionne Grigsby. Kevin Carlisle. Ellen Stewart. Jeff Robinson, Dedra Lasley. Pierre Burnaugh 1 12 2 4 4. The Royalty includes Demetra Cox. Jr. princess; Traci Williamson. Soph, princess; Charlita Nunn. Fr. princess; Dionne Grigsby, Queen; Kevin Carlisle, King; Jay Hall, Fr. prince; Roblee Perkins. Soph, prince; Willie Taylor. Jr. prince. 5. The audience at the coronation. 6. David Mraz in one of the floats. 7. Fans enjoying the game. 8. Showing off their pajamas on pajama day. 7 13 More Homecoming Fun 4 1. Jeff Scott gets ready for the game. 2. Jeff Robinson, Ellen Stewart, and Julius Jackson arrive at coronation. 3. The juniors show off their float. 4. Fans at the football game. 5. Jrs., Richard Pope, Linda Hammer, and Deon-dra Buckhalton in the class competition. 14 11 6. Linda Hammen and Stacy Miles got the football spirit. 7. Stacy Burton. Bridgette Shepherd, and Danielle Churn show their Polar Power warming up at the pep-rally. 8. Cathi Nelson, enjoy the homecoming dance. 9. Mr. Stelten turns the gym into a beautiful court for the King and Queen. 10. The Freshmen Kazoo Band marching in the parade. 11. Franklin Meadows trying to stop the Millers. Julius Jackson comes in to help. 10 15 1. Kathy Senescall. 2. Tommy Dysart and friends. 3. Polar Power prevails at a pepfest. 4. VPA dancers Cynthia Knibb. Tanya Williams, Gene Taylor, Anne Cherne, and Kate Suarez. 5. Having a good time Kary Rathman, Michelle Bramhall, and Beth Hanlon. 6. Anne Olson showing off at lunch. i 4 IJear to l ememL er National Honor Society National Honor Society is an organization designed to recognize the accomplishments of outstanding students nationwide. Members are registered in the National Archives in Washington D.C. To be accepted into the club, each applicant is evaluated in four areas, leadership, service, character and scholarship. Students must maintain a 3.4 grade point average or better. Front Row: Soobok Smeby, Emily Birch, Anita Jaszewski, Michael Smith. Phillip Mandsager, Derek Stoeckel. Tammy Irwin, Micheal Beyer Middle Row: Mrs. Scott — Advisor, MaryAnn Toledo. Deborah Kreuze, Cedric Puleston, Nicholas Hill, Margaret Ness. Hai Dao, Hye-Kyong Yen. Janell Zadlo. Nicole Pineda. Jennifer Baillie, Erika White. Rachael Olson, Kuang-Ya Hsu Back Row: Scott Carlson, Raymond Rainbolt. Lenora Underwood, Dionne Grigsby. David Orgeman. Chris Kingsley. Tony Pasma. Jeff Robinson, Mr. Kennedy — Advisor Not Pictured: Laura Adams. Tom Gratz. Jeannie Hammurland. Cori Johnson. Yven Johnson. Kim Nedeau, Gerald Peterson, Tanya Tanner. Pandora Winkler CLUBS 17 Math Team + Math Team is a body of high school students who have a high interest in mathematics and competition among other high schools in the state. This team is open to anyone who likes math. The team competes against other high schools in our state. Every week there are two one hour practices from 3:00-4:00 p.m. which are usually held on Mon and Wed. In the city division North’s ranking is 2nd and in the state they are 3rd out of 96 high schools. Mikael Smith scored very well individually, he came in 4th in the city division. Back Row: Ms. Matsis, Ben Coifman, Jim Coiiz. Scott Carlson. Chris Kingsley. Michael Smith, Ed Munich, Headley Williamson, Kevin Hsu Middle Row: Deborah Kreuze. Nicholas Hill, Janell Zadlo. Cedric Puleston, Cary Sandvig. Ben Sims, Jean O'Bresky, Hye-Kyong Yun Front Row: Phuong-Thao Nguyen, Jed Burtkett, John Asheim. Jennifer Baillie. Tanya Tanner. Michael Beyer. Margaret Ness. Geoff isaacman Not Pictured: Tran Chanh, Mike Dupay and Mike Frankowski Computer Club The North High Computer Club, composed of students from all grades, is a new group this year. The club has been involved in creating a program to aid in scheduling student classes, and in competing in regional computer contest. Through corporate sponsors such as Honeywell, members have associated with and learned from various professionals in computer science fields. Back Row: Cary Sandvig. James W. Vandruten, Jason Wilson, John M. Nognura. Jason Hetlan, Jean O'Bresley. Michael Beyer Front Row: Mr. McClellan Science Club The Science Club is a club for people with a love for doing scientific experiments. This Club meets once a week for a school year with Mrs. Halcomb and Mrs. Scott. Once a month they try to take a fieldtrip to various places such as: Honeywell, Omni Theatre, Valley Fair, etc. The participants work on year long projects to compete with each other within the group at the end of the year. This club is offered to anyone who has the love for science. Front Row: Ancho Phi. Jesse Johnson. Toua Vang. Jennifer Zadlo. Cornelius Day, Jean O'Bresky Back Row: Mrs. Scott. Mary Ann Toledo, Jesusa Toledo, Hein Nugyen, Tanya Tanner, Headley Williamson, Scott Carlson. Mike Dupay. Mrs. Halcomb Grammar Club The North High Grammar Club meets twice weekly to find more about how our language works, to have fun while learning and to conduct activities like alerting advertisers who misuse our language. Front Row: John Asheim. Anna Olson. Heidi Johnson. Mike Frankowski Back Row: Ed Minnich. Disa Nordvall, George Roberts. Jay Price, and Geri Williams HLVCIub A large percent of our school consists of students with different cultural and racial backgrounds. This club is designed for American Asian students to help them adapt to the differences in society, language, and, customs, to also help them through school and their classwork. George Roberts is the founder of this club which started this year. Top Row: Hein Nquyen, George Roberts. Chung Vang Bottom Row: Teng Lo Finding Your Karass What Kurt Vonnegut intends to do is have people read, enjoy and talk about his books. If you are wondering who Vonnegut is, he is the author of several books such as Slaughterhouse Five, Cat's Cradle, and of course Finding Your Karass. George Roberts met with students out of class to discuss Vonnegut’s books. This is for enjoyment sharing the work of one of America’s most inventive, graspy, greedy fellow. Top Row: Ed Munnlch, George Roberts. Katie Kadwoli Bottom Row: John Asheim. Victor Varnado. Kurt Vonnegut Victor Varnado. Elizabeth Funari, Ed Munnlch, Paula LeBlanc. George Roberts. Not shown: Katie Kadwell, John Asheim. Mike Robbins. ’SCool Club This club ’S cool has questions about Why schools are the way they are?” They met once a week after school and had discussions and interviews with the school board members, teachers, administrators, etc. 'S Cool takes surveys which will lead to designing a model for the opening of next year schools. George Roberts says, Strict attendance is not required, but high interest is required.” 19 Debate Team Debate Team is a new but formal type of competition that rejoined North as of this year. The students debate on one topic per year across the country and are held without conflict at state and national competitions. They met on Tuesdays and Thursday from 2 pm to 5 pm with Victor Raymond as their advisor. Back: Victor Varnado. SooBok Smeby, Ed Munnich Front: Cedric Puleston. Katie Kadwell, Nicholas Hill, Coach Victory Raymond Not Pictured Josh Roybal. Greg Sorenson, Heidi Johnson. Ray Rainbolt. Mike Robbins. Matt Clayton Quiz Bowl Minnesota Quiz Bowl” is a radio program for all High School Students. Teams from 32 of the high schools compete in four divisions of eight teams each in round robin competition. Four students meet for two or three matches on each of the three evenings. Back Row: Chris Kingsley. Cedric Puleston Front Row: Ed Munnich. Nicholis Hill. Jean O’Bresky, Debbie Kruese. Not shown — Andy Smith Close-Up The Close-Up program is an annual opportunity for all students to go to Washington D.C., and meet various senators and representatives. The 10 students went during Black History month, they had the opportunity to attend a Black History Exhibit. Richard Chakolis, advisor said, The 10 students made a very good representation for the school. They are very high quality students.” Anita Jaszewski. Todd Kirby. Becky Birnell. Tiffany Moore. D.J. Buckhalton, Tracy Ellis. Monique Corbson. Rachel Olson. Mr. Chakolis. Not shown: Disa Nordvall. Marcallina Shannon. 20 Indian Upward Bound David Mergler Ron Voss, Scott Egan, Mark McCollough row: Jon Fidelman, Cathy Muller. Dan Fair De Foe, and Donna Thomps n Indian Upward Bound (IUB) is a program to prepare Indian students for college. The college preparatory program is designed to meet the academic and motivational needs of Indian high school students, from low income families, and those who are the first generation to attend college. IUB is Funded by the U.S. Department of Education and is also sponsored by the University of Minnesota. IUB provides the following services to its students: a six-week summer residential program held on a college campus, counselors within the school, personality, academic, career counseling, and many other services. In return, the IUB students are expected to: attend a summer of academic performance, and other activities sponsored by IUB. Students who are selected to join IUB have met the eligibility requirements set forth in federal guidelines. 21 THEATER WORKSHOP PLAYS: ©ii« 3� am: Directed By — Michael Kennedy Stage Manager — Theresa Scantan Todd Miller Lighting — Todd Miller Sound — Bradley Beving Theresa Scanlan Costumes — Theatre In The Round Players Cast of Characters — Kelly Thigpen Scott R. Carlson Monica Monahan Sara Noble Deb Kreuze Amy Ward Amer Olson Jennifer Baillie Victor Nakumbe Anna Olson Bill D'Amour Bruce Baker Erika White Andrea Hyatt Kamala Fors Bradley Beving Laura Adams Penny Parkonin Tina Masenheimer Jon Willis Dionne Knibb Brian Williams Kristin Hawbaker Special Thanks To — Ted Stelton Robert Lynch Ellen Kennedy Linda Lane Louisa Kennedy Colleen Callahan Carol Schwarzkopf Jonathan Kennedy Karen Landmark Judy Hornbacher Paul Johnson 22 Hello, Out There: Director — Laura Adams Cast of Characters — Amer Olson (Young Man) Tina Masenheimer (Girl) Bruce Baker (Man) Penny Pankonin (Woman) Allen Gordon (Person from Wheeling) Sorry, Wrong Number: Director — Amy Ward Cast of Characters — Charistian Tsacudakis (Mrs. Stevenson) Heidi Johnson (Operator) Greg Sorenson (Man and Western Union) Jessie Johnson (George) Dionne Jackson (Chief Operator and Second Operator) Kris Hawbaker (Information) Scott Carlson (Seargan Duffy and Third Operator) Lise Faulkner (Woman) The Sandbox: Director — Jennifer Baillie Cast of Characters — Victor Varnado (Daddy) Anna Olson (Mommy) Nicole Pineda (Grandma) Mike Dupay (Young Man) Anice Benie (Musician) 23 Student Spotlight Vital Statistics Name: Mindy Lee Mincey Age: 18 Birthplace: Minneapolis, MN Occupation: Cashiering Supervisor My worst date was when... I went to a party with a guy and he wouldn’t take me home no one would. The last good movie I saw was... Beverly Hills Cop The book I’ve been recommending lately is... Chances by Jackie Collins My nicknames are... Boo Boo, Minder Favorite performers... Mel Gibson. Eddie Murphy Personal heroes ... My Mom — It takes a lot of mental strength to work at a nursing home Every New Years I resolve to... Live each day to the fullest If I had a child I'd want to teach him... Wisdom, love and hope the best for them The one thing I cannot stand is... People who use other people Friends that know me in high school think ... I am determined to get what I want My morst irrational fear is... Needles — as in shots I hate them, not the pain the needle! If I could not be a student, I’d love to be a ... Lazy bum in paradise. No worries no troubles no nothing. Kinda like Gilligans Island. Mindy Mincey has been at North since her sophomore year. Mindy says she likes the people here at North. Mindy is not so happy with her education but she says it's her fault. She didn’t push herself hard enough. Mindy is a C average student. She was a cheerleader in her sophomore and senior years. She says it was fun and hard to learn. She’s not a cheerleader this year because of her job. Her job means everything to her and she works extra hard at it. Mr. Abrahamson and Karen Landmark encourage Mindy. Karen Landmark trusted Mindy and gave her freedom to work. Mindy was an office aid for three trimesters. It was Mindy’s favorite class. Mindy started her first job working at Target with the help of Mr. Abrahamson in her sophomore year of high school. This is Mindy's first year in the work program. You have to be a senior to be in the work program. She earns credit for working at Target. Mindy is head cashier at Target. She works 35-40 hours a week. She has quite a job. Mindy interviews, hires, trains, demotes and fires people. She has only trained in one person from North. After graduation Mindy plans to move on to Department Manager. She also plans to attend a business school in 2 years and have Target pay for it. Her goal in life is to manage her own Target store. Mr Abrahamson says it has been a challenging and satisfying experience working with Target to train Mindy. I hope she takes full advantage of her training and opportunities.” 24 J Faculty Spotlight Mr. Roberts has been teaching at North since 1974. he took a time out to work for two years at An-watin Middle School, returning to North in 1981. Mr. Roberts works hard at thinking of young persons as whole persons. He works hard at paying attention to the things that are important to young people. He spends lots of time telling them how much energy, pleasure, and insight he gets from them. Mr. Roberts has always wanted to be a teacher. He didn’t know just how fun it would be to go on being a lifelong learner. He likes studying and learning. His job allows him to do these activities all day long. Mr. Roberts likes being with young people, he feels they keep him young. When asked what has been learned from Mr. Roberts classes many students responded that English is not all work. Students have learned to go beyond the obvious, how to write, how to get along with others, poetry is a great way to get out your feelings, friendship, and respect, and that there is more to English than verbs and nouns. Mr. Roberts is a favorite teacher among students because he cares about them. He treats them with much understanding and respect. He takes time out to let his students voice their opinion and explains in a clear way without hiding things. When asked what is so special or different about Mr. Roberts students responded, he relates to teenagers, his sense of humor, caring and sharing, love for students, odd thoughts, and his friendliness. Mr. Roberts says, it is good being among the most liked or respected teachers. However. If our school were fully staffed with adults committed to the success of young persons he would be just as happy being an unknown. Vital Statistics Name: George Roberts Age: 41 Birthplace: Chicago, III. The last good movie I saw was... Eureka! The book I’ve been recommending lately is... The Color Purple By Alice Walker My nicknames are... Scrut, Rob Favorite performers... Nancy Wilson. Maria Muldawr, Leo Ketlee Personal Heroes... Galway Kinnell, Gertruda Roberts (My Grandma) Every New Years I resolve to... Be more faithful to my habits of writing and studying Nobody knows that Fm... Afraid If I were going to the moon, I’d take... Beverly A really great evening for me is to... Go to a movie with my family and then go to a restaurant and act silly The one thing I can not stand is... Dishonesty People who know me think I... am quiet My most irrational act was... Opening 13 firehydrants one Halloween My most irrational fear is... Failure My friends like me because ... I listen Behind my back people say... I'm arrogant If I could not be a teacher, I’d love to be a... Marcel Marceau stand in 25 Urban League Youth Leadership Black Leadership helps develop leadership skills within the Black community. Black Leadership gets students involved in activities that will let Black students express leadership qualities. Andrea Hyatt, chairperson, said, “I feel that every individual who is in the Black Leadership group will bring out their leadership skills and benefit as an individual. We will not forget where we came from. We will always give it (leadership) back to our community.” Franklin Meadows, chairperson, said, ‘‘We are a new group that’s still young. We will go places and do things in the community. We will grow as Black leaders.” Seniors Brett McNeal Anna Beasley Jeff Robinson Tamera Irwin Seth Jones Alberta Stevenson Doug Carter Sheresa Queen Andy Hyatt Franklin Meadows Lenora Underwood Virginia Clay Tawnya Stewart De De Grigsby Sabrina Grant Jeff Scott Julius Jackson Annette Hardy Ellen Stewart Erin Hunter Headley Williamson Francis Henry Aaron Hill Joana R. Hull DeAnne Gilchrist Bridgette Shepard Juniors Richard Pope Deandra Buckholton Demetra Cox Perry Graham Peter Jackson Jenell Ross Tanya Tanner Willie Taylor Arthur Williams Ramone Wilder Tiffany Moore Monique Gibson Andrea Baker . Sophomores Traci Williamson Vusumuzi Zulu Matthew Clayton Robert Owens Jean Taylor Karen Simmons Jackie Coleman Valerie Carr Katrina Zackery Freshmen Victor Nakumbe Kenny Ranee Cynthia Tawkins Cassie Campbell Shapace Lewis Katrinka Zackery 26 27 VARSITY FOOTBALL z5« Back Row: Asst. Coach Pete Heryta. Coach Richard Robinson. Jon Meister, Jett Scott. Robbie Buck. Derek Stoeckel. Chuck Davis. Ben Coinman. Asst. Coach Calvin Anderson Second Row: Franklin Meadows. Arthur Williams. Mike Crutcher. Billy Ross. Mike Bramhall, Willie Austin. Jeff Robinson. Ramon Wilder. Jerry Peterson. Amen Olson Front Row: Andy Boyd, Corey Lyell. Keith Lynch. Tonie Richie. Julius Jackson, Kevin Carisle, Ira Scott. Phillip Varnado, Andre Williams, Tim Berry Not Pictured: Mark Doble, Mark Frazier, Perry Graham, Brian Jackson. Devin Peterson. Fred Sanders. Bobby Walker Peterson faking the defense out! Robinson running for a touchdown while Richie blocks! Despite their hardwork and dedication the Polar football team did not have a successful season. Although their season record was 1-6, the Polars held their heads up high. Thanks Polars. for giving us a season to remember. 28 The Polars tumble over the defense. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Coach McKinney Moore. Daryl Williams. Maurice Jones. Dan Banister. David Mergler. Marvin Shelton. Zack Richardson. Ben Coinman SECOND ROW: Walter Duke. Dedrlc Henderson. Abdul Smith. Elias Rodriguez. Calvin Jones. Chris Ybarro. Dechun Nelson, Scott Boschee. Coach Mehan THIRD ROW: Dylan Boots. Troy Schroeder. Mike Sowers. Troy Miller. Mike Johnson. Roman Stephens. Edward Parise, Peyton Russell. Marvin Sims FOURTH ROW: Shaun Rich. Derek Markey. Frank Carter. John Shepperson. Jason Wilson. Matt Thoen, Scott Eltel. Tony Katzmarek. Lonny Jamez )T PICTURED: Tommy Dysart. Patrick Flscus. Peter Macon. Sammy Smith The Sophomore Football team did not win any games but they came mighty close. The team spirit dwindled after the first loss but the coaches helped to get the spirit back. The team was young and the players had not played as a group before this made a major difference. The season ended with a lot of hope for a better season next year. 29 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Back row: Coach Tony Queen. Tammy Irwin. Songhai Barcliff. Sherresa Queen Front row: Deanna Casey. Queen Wilson. Shannon Killebrew. Johanna Stewart Not Pictured: Theresa Scanlan Coach Tony Queen peps up team members. The Lady Polars take off for a rememberable journey. Cross country is a sport that takes an individual with determination and lots of heart. The 1984 Girls Cross Country team displayed these qualities. During those cold fall days the team was out running, showing their polar pride. The team ended the season with fourth place in the city meet. Rookie Queen Wilson concentrates on finishing the race. Tammy Irwin using everything she has left to finish a race. 30 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: Coach Richard Chakolis, Corey Burrington. Mike Smith, Ken Helvey, Soobok Smeby, Manager Lance Herndon. FRONT ROW: Hadji White. George Peterson, Lloyd Dennis. Mashak Lueber. Trent Underheim NOT PICTURED: Nicholas Hill Coach Chakolis reviews strategy for the day. Polars head out for an unforgettable race. The Men’s Cross Country team as mostly composed of new lembers this season. However, the jnior varsity team did win the City hampionship. Runners who consistently placed igh during the season were: George etersen, Billy Hart, and Lloyd Den-lis. Also adding a great deal to the quality of the team were seniors Mike Smith and Nick Hill. Lloyd Dennis' only desire is to win the Meshak Weber finishes the race very race. strong. 31 VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Danielle Churn. Coach Dave Olson, managers Willie Taylor. Pat O'laughlin. Theresa Nelson Front Row: Belinda Griffin. Stacy Burton. Sandy Goodwin, Brenda Robbins. Rachel Olson. Kim Johnson. Paula Jackson Not Pictured: Joy Hinton. Linda Meaux, and Dawn Voge Brenda Robbins •'Bumps the ball. Belinda Griffen sets the ball. And Stacy Burton spikes it down. The girls volleyball team put on an exciting show during this year’s season. The team consisted of some excellent players. Belinda Griffin, Danielle Churn, Brenda Robbins, and Stacy Burton led the team through the season. Although they did not have a winning season, their performance was great. 32 Coach Dave Olson thinks up a strategy that will bring in a win for the team. TENNIS TENNIS TEAM Back Row Sarah Renner, Katie Kadwell. Rosalie Hill, Dannel Zadlo. Becky Birnell, Coach J. Kniesel Front Row Ebony Kelly. Rebecca Rowell. Phi Ancho. Cynthia Knibb Cynthia Knibb uses her powerful forehand to return the ball. An overhead slam by Rosalie Hill. This year’s tennis team was a young, improving, hard working, group of young ladies. The record, as a team, was not the best, but the improvement of individuals was dramatic. Next year the core of the team returns with the top five singles players leading the way. The seniors leaving will be missed. Miss Rowell concentrates on her return. Boys Soccer SOCCER TEAM Top -Coach McGowan. Kevin Stock. Mike Sanford. Ed Munich. Steve Aim. Randall Beaver. Andy Roberts. Brian Moore Middle -Todd Chartrand. Erik Engstrom. Harry Grisby. Billy Herman. Kenny Kance. Chia Thai. Matthew Clayton. Chad Roberts. Meng Kong. Xiang Vang. Bottom -Blong Thao. Geoff Issacman. Stephen Nayward, Todd Kirby, Damien Petr. Sai Dahchenang. Ari Bergeron. Diem Koeing, Teng Lo. Not Pictured -Bryon Bowers. Lars Modahl. Dave Mraz. Dave Mraz kicks the ball out This year’s soccer team was composed of a group of talented and dedicated young men. The team showed a tremendous amount of competitiveness and determination. Considering the fact that most of the players were freshmen and sophomores, they didn’t excel as a varsity team but as a J.V. team they did really well. This team should have a great future. 34 Sai muscles the opposing player for the ball Hockey Back Row Art Sparr, Ari Bergeron. Chris Larson. Lars Modal. Dave Mraz. Andy Roberts. Bernie Myles. Front Row Brian Moore. Dave Mergler. Tim Freeman. Troy Larson Not pictured Roman. Tony Tompson. Scott Eitel Clyde Richardson gets ready to score. North's Goalie. Mergler plays tough defense. For the 1985 Hockey team things were difficult and often unsteady. Although the boys consistently gave it their all, both in effort and in attitude, they were caught in a tough conference. The team stuck it through and finished the season strong, with high hopes for oncoming years. 35 Freeman hustles down the floor for a goal. Swimming Front Row: Laura Tremblay. Mymique Baxter. Judy Grant. Tltfanie Taylor. Cathy Schlickenmeyer Middle Row: Larissa Ingram. Jenny CorpaJ. Leslie Dohm. Jill Kytonen Back Row: Tonya Jonhson. Tanya Tanner. Dionne Jackson. Sonya Hutchinson. Becky Duncan Swimming Girls Looking back on the previous season, this years girls swim team can say that they have really improved. Their performance this year was fairly good. This team will have a promising future. Back row: Mark Schlichenmeyer. Nigil Grey. Jason Dohm (captain). Jesse Thomas (coach) Front Row: Kai Russek, Payton Russell. Pat Schliebenmeyer. Geoff Isaacman. Frank Kadweil. Hot Shown: James Bjornlund, Peter Rolwell. Pat Anderson Swim Team The record for the swim team was 4 and 5. They beat Edison twice and came in 4th in the city championship. Senior Pat Anderson set a record In the 100 yard butterfly. Captain Jason Dohm placed 6th in the city in the 100 yard breastroke. Freshman Geoff Isaacmah placed 3rd in the city In the 500 yard freestyle. Next year is going to be a younger team with only 1 senior, the rest are sophomores and freshmen. You should see a stronger team in the future. Cathy Schlickenmeyer and Larissa Ingram prepare for race. Tiffanie Taylor practices her breathing. Judy Grant works hard to finish race. A member of the boys team demonstrates his swimming Captain Jason Dohm swims to win. skills. 36 Ski Team Crls Reichmouth, Cathy Schleckinmeyer, Jennifer Bailey, Tony Pasma. Ken Helvey, Jon Rowe. Mike Danaghy, Todd Chartrand. Dave Pasma, Peter Rowell. Coach Clausen. Not shown: John Anderson. Eric Engstrom, Louis Godfrey. Soobak Smeby, Steve Engebret-son. Pandora Winkler. Go Jon Rowe go!!! The boys and girls ski team ended the season with identical records of one win and five losses. Due to inexperience the team suffered these defeats. We can look forward to having a successful ski team in years to come. 37 Wrestling Third Row: Coach Chakolis. Mike Johnson. Ben Coifman. Doug Roush. Fred Hall. Meridel Maxine. Coach Moore Second Row: Steve Hayward, Craig Bolton. Lonnie Casey. Todd Kirby. George Petersen. Trent Underheim, Greg Harrer, Dylan Lindsey. Front Row: Scott Boschee, Abdul Smith. Billy Herman. Darren Rozenkrantz. Monty Kuhnley. Phil Varnado. Duncan Hill. Tony Katz-marek. Kevin Stock. The wrestling team won three matches this season. The team was young and very enthusiastic. Craig Bolton ranked all city. Captain, Duncan Hill pins tor the win! 38 Dylan Lindsey manhandles his opponent. Craig Bolton concentrates on a breakdown. to Right: Tina Mithen. Anika Bancliff. Jeneil Zadlo. Coach Margrete DaDa. Karen Simmons. Monica ' invena Warren. Shy Smith. Not shown: Jennifer McFeters Karen Simmons does an interesting balance act. Jeneil Zaldo prepares for a backward flip on the balance beam. Due to the lack of participation, the Gymnastics team did not have the best season. They ended the season with one win. This is a young team and they should look forward to having a successful season next year. Junior Varsity Back row: Mark Riley, Roderick Wade, Troy Carr. Daniel Banister, Maurice Jones, Second row: Ron Davis. Derek Rueben. Chico Blakes, Coach Robert Ingram Front row: Hassan Barclift, Detrick Not Pictured: Robert Lee Perkins Robert Lee does one of his fancy moves. J.V. The Polar Basketball team had an exciting year. They ended the season having a record of 28-0. The team was composed of 15 outstanding players ready and willing to win. Dan Banister jumps “sky high to tip it to a polar guy. 40 Derek Rueben releases with a good form after a free throw. Basketball Varsity eft Robinson, Tony Adams, Brett Me Neal, Doug Carter, Bobby Walker, Maurice Bellfield, Mark Frazier, Bruce Smith. Seth Jones. Brian IcLaurin, Timm Loyd. Tim Bellfield, Keith Thompson. Ramon Wilder; Coach Tony Queen, Billy Ross Once again our Polars went to the state tournament and became the state runner ups. Photos and the story will be covered in the spring supplement. Bret McNeal does a spectacular move on his way to the basket. The varsity basketball team had a very successful season. The Polars are Minneapolis City Champions. Twin City Region Champions, and the State runner ups. Bobby Walker goes up strong for two. J.V. Girls Basketball Front Row: Suk Tun. Keyia Brazelton, Jessie Moore. Linda Meuax. Ebony Kelly. Front Row: Mr. Jim Duboise, Nichcole Williams. Tashlma Brazelton. Dannielle Jones. Brenda Ola. Rosalie Hill. Not Pictured: Ola Loydd, Lisa Oixion. Jessie Moore concentrates on dribbling. Ola Loyd penetrates Washburn’s Defense. The J.V. Girls Basketball team performed well this year. They ended the season tied for first place. This group of freshmen and sophomores have a very promising future in the area of basketball. North J.V. Girls work hard for another victory. 42 Girls Varsity Basketball Back Row: Tasha Davis. Erin Hunter. Lisa Dixon. Kim McClain. Jeana Bruce. Sheressa Queen. Danielle Churn, Belinda Griffin. Bridgette Shepherd Front Row: Ellen Stewart. Andrea Hyatt. Asst. Coach Karen McKinney. Coach Richard Robinson. Alisha Bryant. Virginia Clay. Tamera Irwin Virginia Clay snatches a rebound. Danielle Churn breaks a press easily. Ellen Stewart makes a smart pass. Tasha Davis displays her good defense. Coach Robinson gives instructions to Andrea Hyatt. Sheressa Queen, and Tasha Davis. The 1984-85 Girls Varsity Basketball Team has proven that nothing is entirely impossible. Although the team was made up of talented and dedicated players, it took a while for them to get the ball rolling. Towards the end of the season the team put the pieces together and upset the number one team rated in the state. The team was made up of two sophomores and the rest were seniors. The team displayed a high level of motivation and determination. This team surely did their job in representing the Polar family. Cheerleaders Football Linda Hammer, Karla Rogers, Annette Hardy, Ellen Stewart, Rochelk Davis, Dionne Grigsby, DeAnrn Gilchrist Sophomore Football Top: Michelle Crutcher, Cassie Campbell. Middle: Tammy Nassif, Jean Taylor, Keyia Brazelton, Traci Williamson Bottom: Deanna Casey, Tashima Brazelton, Tina Brewer, Elizabeth Greene Varsity Basketball Karla Rogers. Robin Pikala. DeAnne Gilchrist, Rochelle Davis. Annette Hardy. Dionne Grigsby. Judy Grant. Sophomore Basketball Front — Jean Taylor. Cassie Cambell Middle — Tina Brewer. Felicia McCorvey, Carlette Daniels. Trish Williams, Traci Williamson Back: Michelle Cruthcher, Denise Mathews, Lynette Miller. Chanda Reed, Mar-callina Channon Hockey Dawn Voge, Becky Birnell Mary Ness. Deanna Casey 45 ENTERTAINMENT 1) Which concert has flowers dropping from the ceiling? 2) Who was the star of Cover-Up that accidentally shot America to relinquish her crown 7) Which jazz great died last year? 8) Who was married to Elizabeth Taylor twice? 9) Who introduced the ANSWERS PG. 126 HISTORY GEOGRAPHY 1) Who was Walter Mondale's running mate in the 1984 election? 2) Who succeeded Konstantin Chernenko as USSR leader? 3) Who was the ruler ol India 1) Who received the Nobel Prize for 1984 and where is he from? 2) Where did all the proceeds go to from Do They Know It’s Christmas? 3) Where did the first Galaxy plane crash? 4) What city in India had a Union Carbide gas leak? 5) Where did the Marines withdraw from? 6) Why was Ted Kennedy’s visit to an African country controversial? 7) Where was the US USSR Arms Talk s'held? ART LITERATURE SPORTS LEISURE 1) What baseball team won the 1984 World Series? 2) Who was named 1985 Metro Player of the Year? 3) Which communist block country attended the 1984 L.A. Olympics9 ■4) Where is the next baseball all-star game going to be held9 5) What’? tnernaifoe of Minnesota’s new horse racing track? 6) How many gold medals did kCarl Lewis win in the L.A. : Olympics? 7) Who’s the new face on Ihe [Wheaties box? J 8) Which team won the 9} How much is Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutte going to make? 10) Who was replaced by Les m Who we wins sold to9 wasassasinated? What historical event th anniversary? ho is having the most ire face-iil t9 Is Jesse Jackson the first to run for president? What does Yuppie stand 1) What is the name of the new opera house in St Paul? 2) Who is the now deceased author of Breakfast at Tiffany’s ? SCIENCE NATURE 1) Who received the first boon heart transplant? 2) Which vitamin was nof'to be a cure for c 3) Who was the third person to receive an tificial heart? 4) What was the term for the controversial defense plan in VIGE-PRINGIPflbS This is Mr. DeNucci’s first year at North High. Mr. DeNucci comes from Southwest High School. Mr DeNucci stresses getting to class on time and the importance of good attendance. North High feels proud to have Mr. DeNucci as an asistant principal. Mr. DeNucci’s responsibilities are as follows: Discipline and Attendance, Sight Count, Lunch Supervision, Student A , tivities, Concessions, Aides and Police, Building Security, Buses, EN Program, Scholarship and Awards Committee, North Central, Chemical Dependency Counselor, Cheerleaders, Polarettes, Departments and Staff Evaluations, Advanced Technical, Business, Industrial Arts, Fundamental School and Extended Day. Mrs. Beasley is one of our hard workinc assistant principals. This is Mrs. Beasley’s third year here at North High. Mrs. Beasley stresses the importance of getting a good education. Mrs. Beasley feels that every impression you make on yourself reflects on North High. Mrs. Beasley’s responsibilities are as follows: Discipline and Attendance, Lunch Supervision, Master Schedule, Scheduling, Room Assignments, Mini Health Clinic, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Progress Reports and Report Cards, Orientation, Department and Staff Evaluation, Math, Science, Summa Tech, Home Economics, Scheduling and EN Program. This year brings another new face from South High. Welcome to North High School Mr. Johnson. Mr. Johnson stresses the importance of all people having to get along with each other. Mr. Johnson’s responsiblities are as follows: Discipline Attendance, Graduation, Scholarship and Awards Committee, Lunch Supervision, Fire Drill and Tornadoes, Building Repair, Leadership Class, Student Teachers, Department and Staff Evaluation, Art, Music, KBEM, Visual and Performing Arts, Work Coordinators, Theatre, Special Education, and M.I.C.E. Program. 48 PRINEIPflb Dear Class of '8t : As we look back on the school year 1984-85. many significant events will stand out in our memories: the candidacy of Jessie Jackson and Geraldine Ferraro, the unsuccessful campaign of Walter Mondale, the triumphant re-election of Ronald Reagan, the initiation of the Arms Talks with Russia, the plight of the farmer, and the serious unrest in South America. All of these events show a world in need of dynamic and committed leadership. As you leave North Community High School, leave with the mission that you can become part of the solution to problems and the initiation of new and dynamic action which could help not only our country, but the future destiny of the world. You are the candidates, the leaders, the changers of tomorrow. You are the shapers of the memories of future graduates. As you leave North Community High School, leave with a mission to become an Instrument of positive change and growth. , Principal 49 FRESHMEN Scott Washington tells it like it really Ahhh civics, a freshman favorite. is. ANGELA E. AKENSON SCOTT E. ALBRECHT JEFFREY J. ALEXANDRA AARON G. ANDERSON LYNN M. ANDERSON NIKKIS. ANDERSON ROMEO J. AZAR CYNTHIA M. BAIRD BRUCES. BAKER HASAANA. BARCLIFT DANIEL BARHORST ROBERTA J. BARIBEAU MYMIQUE Y. BAXTER TODD A. BELDIN KENNETH E. BERGER JAMES A. BJORNLUND TERRECE J. BLAIR TIMOTHY BLIGHTON JASON A. BOGAR JEROME A. BOGAR RONDA BOGLE JAMES BOOTH DYLAN J. BOOTS SCOTT A. BOSCHEE JOSEPH J. BOVE BRYON C. BOWERS JENNY R. BOYER TASHIMAY. BRAZELTON BOBBY L. BRAZIEL JAMES BRECTO 50 FRESHMEN RACHEL A. BREEDLOVE TIFFANY L. BREWER ANANIAS BROWN VISHWANAUTH J. BUDDHU ANGELA M. BURNHAM BRIAN G. BURTON IVAN S. BUTCHER CASSANDRA S. CAMPBELL CONSTANCE D. CAMPBELL MARCUS M. CAMPBELL TISHA N. CARTER PATRICIA L. CAVIN LINNEA R. CAVITT KAO CHANG TODD E. CHARTRAND TINA D. CHIVATERO GREGORY A. CHOSE JASON CHRISTENSEN MICHELE L.CLABO CHRISTINA M. COLEMAN DONOVAN J. CONRAD DAWN M. COOK KATHERINE M. COPELAND JESS J. COYKENDALL DANA CRAWFORD VALENDREA S. CROSBY CALANDRA CURL CARLETTE D. DANIEL WILLIE M. DAVIS KATHRYN S. DEAN BRIAN T. DEUTSCH KARIN E. DICKSON ANTHONY J. DIRCKS NICHOLE A. DOHM MICHAEL T. DONAGHY CHARLENE L. DORMANEN 51 FRESHMEN WALTER G. DUKE MICHEAL DUPAY SHANE C. EBY SUSAN M. EDSTROM ANTHONY G. EDWARDS STEPHEN A. EDWARDS SCOTT D. EITHEL ARMOND ELLIS ERIK S. ENGSTROM SHELLY L. EVANOV CHRISTOPHER J. FAHEY JOHNNY L.FIDELMAN PATRICK A. FISCUS RAYMOND N. FISK TARA L. FLADWOOD KAMALA A. FORS CHARLES FORSEIDE CASONYA N. FULFORD 52 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL — Brian Williams Vice President, Victor Nakumbe President, Chante Sims Treasurer, Lareese Jackson Secretary. Not shown Shawnna McCorvey Sergeant at Arms. FRESHMEN JAMES FULLER ELIZABETH FUNARI M. L. GLASPIE LOUIS S. GODFREY SANDRA R. GOODWIN EFFERENCE D. GORDON KENNETH L. GRASSMAN THEODORE GRAVES REGENEA A. GREEN ERICA R. GRIFFIN DELISA M. GRIGSBY HARRY GRIGBY CHAD E.GROTH CANDANCEC. HALL HERBERT W. HALL GREGHARRER JOHNNEY R. HARRIS VIRGIL HARRIS CINDY L. HATCH THETO D. HATLEY CYNTHIA D. HAWKINS DEDRIC L. HENDERSON JASON R. HETLAND ALICA M. HIGGINS CHRISTINE D. HILL JESSE J. HILL MARSHA L. HILL STACIAG. HINES CHAURISHAJ. HOLLEY JEROME A. HOLLIS MELISSA A. HOWARD JOSEPH C. HUBER EDDIE HUTCHINS DENNIS W. INGRAM GEOFFREY ISAACMAN BRENDA J. ITTNER LAREESE JACKSON SHANE M. JARPPI ANTHONY M. JENKINS CARMELITA JENKINS SHAUNTELL. JENKINS JESSE J. JOHNSON 53 FRESHMEN KIM M. JOHNSON SEAN S. JOHNSON JASON JOLLIFF CALVIN R. JONES DANIELLE C. JONES FELIX D. JONES LETICIA A. JONES TIMOTHY M. JONES MARLA R. JORDAN TROY M. KAPOL ANTHONY R. KATZMAREK EBONY S. KELLY LISA M. KEYS ERIC J. KILDEGAARD DAVID M. KING TODDH. KIRBY DIONNE V. KNIBB PAMELA J. KOBESKA DARREN L. KOHLER STACY A. KRUGER PAULA A. LABLANC AARON LAMPI LISA M. LANG CHRISTINE A. LARSON CHRISTOPHER L. LARSON JILL R. LARSON JOHN A. LAVELLE SHAPACEC. LEWIS TESHAN M. LEWIS YURIKA L. LINDSEY 54 FRESHMEN JACQUELINE K. LYNCH KYLE H. MACDONALD PETER J. MACON PETER O. MANDSAGER STACY MANUEL DEREK E. MARKEY CORRINE MARTIN TWYLA D. MARTIN JENNIFER MARTIN HEIDI MARTINSON CHRISTINA MASENHEIMER SANDRA MASSEY ANGELA M. MATHIS DENISE M. MATTHEWS MARY E. MATTSON TANIAS. MAXWELL LISA A. MCCALLUM ROBERT J. MCCARTER MARK L. MCCOLLOUGH MAURICE E. MCCONNELL FELICIA R. MCCORVEY SHAWNA M. MCCORVEY KAREN A. MCDONNELL JENNIFER S. MCFETERS JOEL P. MCKAY RONALD MERGLER LANCE MILLER TODD D. MILLER JEFFREY J.MINCEY KIM MITCHELL SEAN A. MITCHELL TINAM. MITHUN KAELY R. MOHLIN TAMMY MOHRBACKER JULIAN R. MONTGOMERY STEPHANIE M. MOORE 55 FRESHMEN JAKOB MOPPIN KATHLEEN L. MULLEN RENE D. MUNNELL MICHELE MUZZY VICTOR NAKUMBE D. NELSON DUWAYNE V. NELSON BRIAN A. NERISON DUNGH. NGUYEN THAO P. NGUYEN JANDEEA. NICHOLS CYNTHIA K. NORWOOD CHALETTA M. NUNN MATTHEW J. O’CONOR JAMES OJALA ANNA OLSON DARWIN L. OLSON FLORENCE N. OSIEGBU JOEL D. PAJAK MARLON D. PARGO EDWARD P. PARISE DAVID F. PASMA BILLIE F. PATTERS KELLY O. PATTERSON JODY L. PATZNER SEAN R. PERKINS ROBERT M.PERSELL ROXANNE K. PETERSON SHEILA PETERSON TROY PETERSON DAMIAN E. PETROU CAROL J. PIERCE MICHELLE M. PIKALA DONNA J.POVLITZKI KYLE POWERS JAY C. PRICE I KENATH C. PRICE TARIK Y. PROPES PAULA K. PROVOST JOY C. QUANT LANCE E. REEP CHRISTOPHER D. REICHMUTH 56 FRESHMEN DEREK REUBEN LORENEC. REYNOLDS SHAN D. RICH VERONICA D. RICHARDSON ZACHARY P. RICHARDSON DAMON RICHMOND DANE A. RICHTER DEMARC T. RILEY S. RILEY LONNIE RIMPSON ANGELA RITACCO APRIL ROBARGE MICHAEL J. ROBBINS CHADWICK ROBERTS ELIAS RODRIGUEZ JULIE A. ROSSO PETER J. ROWELL CAROLYN RUDOLPH AMORI RUNGANADHAN AMY R. SAFFELL JUSTIN L. SAMBORSKI DELAINA M. SAMUELSON PATRICIA SANDBERG JOYCE SANDERS MARK J. SCHLICHENMEYER TROY SCHROEDER ROGER SCHULTZ BAZYL B. SCOTT RENEE I. SCOTT MELISSA A. SENANDER PEPPER A. SHANNON KIMBERLI A. SHARP DEANNA M. SHAVINSKY JEFFREY K. SHAVINSKY ROBBY L. SHEDENHELM MARVIN JE SHELTON JOHNE. SHEPPERSON EMERY J.SELK CHANTESIMS ANTHONY SLAUGHTER JOHN R. SMILEY ABDUL J. SMITH 57 FRESHMEN Surprise. Cassie Campell. The Freshman Kazoo band warms up at the pep feast. ANTHONY SMITH CLARENCE SMITH DALE M. SMITH SAMUEL J. SMITH CYNTHIA SOLBERG GREGORY A. SORENSON LEBRENTSPEED ROBERT J. STABBELFELDT ERICKA STALLINGS ANQUENEETSTARKS KELLY STEMPFLEY ROMANS. STEPHENS CHRISTOPHER L. TATE JENNIFER L. TAYLOR RONALD TAYLOR THOMASINA H. TAYLOR TYRONE L. TAYLOR MARK D. THIBERT MATTHEW J.THOEN ANGELA Y. THOMPSON ROSS E. TIEVA ANTHONY D. TIMMINS DAWNIA TOWNSEND TRACHELLE L. TRAYWICK CHRISTINE M.TREAGER LAURA TREMBLEY DAVID L. TRETTEL STACY M. TWEET ANTHONY TYLER BRANDON R. TYNER 58 FRESHMEN RACHEL A. VANRYSWYK VICTOR C. VARNADO DELISIA V. VENUS RICHARD A. VERNIER YOUTHAKONE E. VORASANE TERRANCE L. WALKER ELISSA F. WALLACE JATIKA M. WASHINGOTN MARCELLUS S. WASHINGOTN SALLY A. WASHINGOTN VONICA WATLEY STACY M. WATSON MESCHACK WEBER DAVID H.WEINLICK SONYA R. WEIZENEGGER KATHRYN M. WERTS ADAM M. WESELENAK HADJI A. WHITE KENNETH J. WHITE MICHELLE D. WHITNER ERICKA L. WILEY TINA M. WILKES BRIAN WILLIAMS GERI WILLIAMS MICHAEL F. WILLIAMS SELENA C. WILLIAMS JON A. WILLIS ROBB P. WILLMAN JASON P. WILSON KISCHAM. WILSON EVERETT F. WITTHUHN ALAN K. WODARSKI ANDREW WOOLEY PATRICE M. WOOLEY KEVIN G. WORKMAN ELIZABETH A. WRIGHT SHARON D. WRIGHT VICTORIA L. WRIGHT SHOULAYANG CHRISTOPHER J. YBARRA HYE-SUKYUN KATRINKA ZACKERY 59 SOPHOMORES Dawn Voge what has the school Blong Thoa and Mary Ness’ at lunch, lunch done to you? STEPHEN ALM ANNA ANDERSON JACQUELINE ANDERSON JULIE ANDERSON DARA APPLEQUIST MARIE ARCHABAULT TYRONE ARNOLD JOHN ASHEIM MARK AUSTIN ANDREW AUVIN BELINDA BAICHTAL DAN BANISTER FRANCOTT BANKS ANTHONY BARRETT SUSAN BASS KATHLEEN A. BENIS CARMEN BENTLY QUINCY T. BETHEA REBECCA BIRNELL TAMERA BLACK MICHAEL BLOM BERNADINEBOLGE CRAIG BOLTON JESSE BOTTOMLEY WILLIAM BOWMAN MICHELE BRAMHALL KEYIA BRAZELTON JACQUELINE BREWER DAVID BRIGHT CHRIS BROWN 60 SOPHOMORES RENEE DEBRA BROWN TYRONE BROWNE LISAM. BRUCHERT SUSAN BRUGGENTHIES TESHUN’ BUCKLEY DEVI KAMAL BUDDHU CAM BURDICK JED BURKETT CHRISTINA BURNS COREY BURRINGTON JASON CAIN MARILYN CALDWELL Keyia Brazleton and Traci Williamson show off their whites. JAMES CARLSON VARERIE CARR TROY CARR TAMMY L. CARSON FRANK E. CHATWOOD BRUCECHERNE BARBARA CHRISTY PAM CLABO PATRICE CLARK BENJAMIN COIFMAN JACQUELINE COLEMAN JAMES COLIZ KATHLEEN COMPTON MORGAN I. COVILL MICHELLE RENE CRUTCHER ALVIN CURRY LORRIEDAHL LISA DALLMAN TASHA DAVIS TAMMI DEVINE HANS DICKEL JASON DOHM DEAN DORMANEN NATHANIEL DOUGLAS 61 SOPHOMORES DAUNELLER. DUNCAN REBECCA ANN DUNCAN GRANT ELLIS TRACY ELLIS DANIEL FAIR LISE FAULKNER ANTHONY FEENEY STEPHANIE FISCUS STACY FLADWOOD MARTHA FLOERCHINGER ELIZABETH FORSEIDE ARETHA FRANKLIN JACK FURROW MARCUS GOODE MARK GRAVES DENISE GRAY JANET GREEN ELIZABETH GREENE 62 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Matthew Clayton Treasurer, Marcellina Shannon Vice-President, Josiah Jackson Secretary. Not � hov n Adrian Murphy Sergeant at Arms. SOPHOMORES JILL GRIGSBY PATRICK HAGNER TINA HALL8ERG BETH HANLON DANIELLE HARRIS MAGGIE HARRIS STEVEN HATCHER KRISTIN HAWBAKER STEVEN HAYWARD TIMOTHY HAZELMYER LINDSEY HEIL KENNETH HELVEY WILLIAM A. HENLY THOMAS HENRY BRIAN HILL KIMBERLY HILL ROSALIE HILL SHANNON M. HINES VICKIE HINTON JOHN HOFFSTROM MARTI A. HOHLER DESIREE HUBBARD TERRY HUBBARD DAVID HUGHES DAWN INGBERG CHANTHANOME INISIENBMAY GERALD ITTNER JOSIAH JACKSON PAULA JACKSON LONNY JAMEZ DARLA JOHNSON HEIDI JOHNSON MICHEALA. JOHNSON LISA L. JONES KATIE KADWELL CYRUS KALBRENER MARGARET KEENAN DAWN KILDEGAARD REBECCA KNIPP KELLI KNOBLAUCH KAREN KRONSCHNABLE KLAUS KUPGISCH 63 SOPHOMORES JILL KYTONEN WILLIAM LAMOREAUX LORRAINE L. LAMPERT TODD P. LANG CHRIS LANGERT STUART LANIEL KATHERINE LARSEN MONICA LARSON DEANNA LASLEY BRADFORD J. LILIA LISA LINDER DEANNA LINDQUIST DYLAN LINDSEY LEE LINDSEY LISA LINGBECK TENG LO JENNIFER LONG OLA LIOYD BIRGIT L. MACINTOSH MARSHA MARKS MARY MASENHEIMER MONICA MAXWELL MONTIA MAFADDEN TROY MCKINNEY TIMOTHY MCRAVEN ANGELA MELLEMA DAVID MERGLER LYNETTE MILLER RICHARD MILLER PAMELA MINOR MONICA MONAHAN JESSIE MOORE MICHELLE L. MOORE CATHERINE MULLER EDWARD MINNICH ADRIAN MURPHY 64 SOPHOMORES BRENDON MYLES TAMMY NASSIF CAROL J. NELSON MARY E. NELSON TERESA NELSON MARY E. NESS JEFFRY NEWCOMER HIEN NGUYEN EDWARD NICHOLSON TERESA NITKE SARA NOBLE DISA NORDVALL retha Franklin enjoys the grub.' David Hughes asks Ha Ha. is it funny Howard Bowman? Mr. Moskowitz supervises the equipment aids. TORNEYA NORWOOD TIMMITHY OLSON TODD OLSON WENDY OLSON ROBERT OWENS TERESA KATE PARKS LEAH PATTON ROBLEE PERKINS DAMIAN PETERSON ROXANNE PETERSON THUCANCHO PHI KATHRYN PIERCE 65 SOPHOMORES SARAH PORRAZZO LISA POULIOT PATRICIA POWELL SAMANTHA POWELL JIMMY RADUENZ CARRIE RATHMAN SHANNON REEP CHANDA REID BRENDA L. RETZLAFF DAWN RIDDLE ANGELA D. RILEY FRANK RISER BRYAN ROACHE A. ROBERTS DERRICK ROBINSON MICHELLE ROCK DAVID RONDO JONATHAN ROWE ROBERT J. ROWE REBECCA ROWELL DEBRA ROY JASON RUDE DOUGLAS RUDER PEYTON RUSSELL FREDERIC SANDERS BETHSCHARDIN KATHLEEN SCHKENER CATHERINE SCHLICHENMEYER GREGORY SCHULTZ TERRI SCOTT KATHRYNSENESCALL MARCELLINA SHANNON AARON SHINGLER JENNIFER SIEMS KAREN SIMMONS BENJAMIN SIMS TOBY SMITH L. SMITH MICHAEL SOWERS JANICE STEVENSON JOHANNA STEWART JAMES STIEREN 66 SOPHOMORES STEVEN SUMNER STEPHANIE TATE JEAN TAYLOR SYLVIA TAYLOR KENNETH THOMPSON HEATHER TOMPKINS ALLEN TOWNSEND SUNDIA TURNER TOUA VANG XIONG VANG MARY L. VENZANT GISELA VINCENT WAYNE VNUCK DAWN VOGE CHRISTINA M. VONDALL DOUNANGSAMONE VORASONE RODERICK WADE JOY WALKER TYRONE WARE SHAWNNAWARK JOVONEWARN ALICIA WATKINS NOBLE WATTS BRUCE WEDDEN PAMELA WESLEY JEFFREY WESTLING DAWN WHITFIELD WILLIAM WILKINS DARYL WILLIAMS KAYCEE WILLIAMS NICHOLE WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMS TAMARA WILLIAMS TRACI WILLIAMSON LANCE WILLIS TROY WILSON ERIK WILTSCHECK JEFFERY WRIGHT TIMOTHY WRIGHT CHARLES YATES LEIGH YOUNG VUSUMUZI ZULU 67 JUNIORS LAURA LEE ADAMS JAY ALEXANDER WARDELL AUSTIN JENNIFER BAILLIE AUDREA BAKER KEVIN BAKER ELVIRA BARNES DEVON K. BARNETT THOMAS M. BARTZ RANDALL BEAVER TIMOTHY BELLFEILD BRADLEY BEVING rrina Kinchelow wonders where the beef is. KAREN L. BIESIADA EMILY BIRCH MICHAEL BRAMHALL MICHAEL BRANDT MITCHEAL BRECTO NAVACHI BRINKLEY Johnny Houston depends on coffee to help him stay awake for the day. CURITA BROWN DEONDRA BURKHALTON TERRY CAMPBELL SCOTT CARLSON ERIC CHAMBERLIN SHOUNETTECLOMON ANDREA M. COMBS DEMETRA COX DON CRAWFORD ALJOHNNIE CREIGHTON TIMOTHY CURL HAI DAO 68 JUNIORS SAYSAMONE DAOHEUANG BRIAN DARREL CHARLES DAVIS DEMITA DAVIS CHRISTOPHER P. DAYON LLOYD DENNIS MARK A. DOBLE STEVEN ENGEBRETSON MIA ESTERS KURT FOSS FAITH FOSTER MARGOT FOSTER MICHAEL FRANKOWSKI EDDIE FRAZIER TRACY FREEMAN SEAN FREUDE ROBERT E. GENTRY MONIQUE GIBSON CHARLES GILBERT TARA GLASS CLYDE GOODEN CHARLENE GORDON PERRY GRAHAM THOMAS R. GRANT Jenell Ross cramming for a final Hal Doa wonders where his Calpurnia Is. 69 DAWN GRATZ KEVIN GREENER LINDA HAMMER FELISA HAMPTON CHRISTOPHER HANSON TAMI HARRIS ALLEN HINTON JOY HINTON DAVID HORVATH JOHNNY HOUSTON YA KUANG HSU SONIA HUTCHINSON DIONNE JACKSON PETER JACKSON ANITA JASZEWSKI RICHARD JENSEN CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON TONYA M. JOHNSON 70 JUNIORS THERESA JOHNSON YVEN MARTIN JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON CHARMAYNE JONES KARY JONES GREGORYJUREK CARMEN KAPOL BETH KEATON TERRY KELLY TAMMY KILDEGAARD WILHELMINA KNICHELOW DEBORAH KREUZE MONTGOMERY KUHNLEY JAMES KURTZ MARVIN LARSON CLAYTON LAWRENCE RICHARD LESTER LONNY LINDQUIST ANDRE L. LIVINGSTON WALLACE LOCKHART FRED LOVE TIMOTHY LOYD COREY LYELL KEITH LYNCH PHILLIP MANDSAGER MARCIE MARKS ANTRE MARTIN DONALD MATTILA KRISTINE MAYS LAURA MCALISTER T. MCLAINE JONNY MEISTER LARS MODAHL BRIAN MOORE TIFFANY MOORE PETER C. MORGAN VANESSA MORRIS KATHERINE MUIR PAUL MULCAHY NATHANIEL MULLEN MICHAEL MULLER EDGAR MURPHY 71 JUNIORS STACY MYLES SEAN NAUHEIMER SHAWN NAUHEIMER MARLO NAYLOR RICKNELSEN DUANE A. NICHOLS TIMOTHY NOEL ROBERT NOONAN PATRICK NORSTEN PHILIP NYHOLM CORY OLIVER AMER OLSON BRIAN PAAR ANTHONY PAJAK ANTHONY PASMA TROY PERDUE UMILA PERSAUD DEVIN PETERSEN DAWN PETERSEN GERALD PETERSON JERRY PETERSON ROBIN PIKALA RICHARD POPE CEDRIC PULESTON EBONY, IVORY. Tana Sherwood and Tracey Harry Grlsby. Mike Sanford, and Brian Moore contemplate their next scheme. Reed. 72 JUNIORS STEVEN RACETTE ALI RAHMAN RAYMOND RAINBOLT TRACEY REED ANTHONY RICHIE MASANEE ROBINSON Bradley Beving and Melissa Mlynek, punked out as usual. What else is in that locker? LISA RONDO KATHLEEN ROSENGREN DARREN ROSENKRANZ JENELL ROSS DAVID RUDER TROY RUSSELL DAVID SAFFELL CARY SANDVIG fa ion Wilder has a boo boo. Margo Foster what else could be so Interesting behind that music stand? MICHAEL SANFORD TINASANZ DEANNA SCHLEISMAN TAMARA SCHMEETS VICTORIA SHAW TANA SHERWOOD 73 JUNIORS ANTHONY SHOLTS SOOBOK SMEBY BRUCE SMITH DAVID A. SOMERS DALE STAUFFACHER KEVIN STOCK DEREK STOECKEL KATE SUAREZ PAULA SUMMERS KAROCKUS SUMPTER TANYA TANNER WILLIE TAYLOR SHARMA TENNYSON ALBERTINA THOMAS KEITH HAN THOMPSON SEAN C. THORNTON JEFFREY THORPE JESUSA TOLEDO KIM TUCKER PHILLIP TIMOTHY VARNADO JULIE A. VARONE SOMPHONH VILAYSACK RENEE VINCENT TACHAKA WALKER PATRICIA WALSH AMY WARD ROSAUNA D. WASHINGTON INEZ WEDDEN TONYA WEIZENEGGER ERIKA WHITE RAMON JAE WILDER ARTHUR WILLIAMS TANYA WILLIAMS PATRICK WILSON CHRISTINE WIMMER TROYWITTHUHN TAMMY L.WOJCIK HYE-KYONG YUN JANELL ZADLO JENNIFER LYNN ZADLO CRAIG ZIMMERMAN JAMESZONDLO 74 ■Seniors 85 SENIOR COUNCIL Back Row: Rochelle Davis, Andrea Hyatt, Ellen Stewart Front Row: Tom Gratz, Brian McLaurin, Rachel Olson SENIOR BOARD Front Row; Jon Brown. Cholleta Cole, Tammy Irwin. Lenora Underwood Second Row: Annette Hardy, Danielle Churn, Jaana Hull, Erin Hunter, Anna Beasley Third Row: Annette Ross, Anissa Logan. Dionne Grigsby. DeAnne Gilchrist. Virgina Clay Back Row; Headley Williamson. Brian McLaurin, Maurice Bellfield, Keith Laniel, Keith Wright 75 Seniors 85 Nancy Anderson Genita Anthony Anthony Adams John Anderson Andrew Atwood u Anna Beasley Maurice Bellfield Michael Beyer We got spirit! Yes — we do. Stacy Burton John Bushey Tracy Cacas Ika Calaway Kevin Carlisle Douglass Carter Edgar Carter Angela Clabo Eric Christian Virginia Clay Donna Coins Chaleta Cole Pamela Collins r. 4 i|i ifiP. Sheryl Cotten 77 Seniors 85 f Cornelius Day Michael Crutcher Lori Emmert Evette Day Ronald Davis Melinda Duke Roger Devore Rochelle Davis odmes Erickson Nick Evanov Timothy Freeman Denora Frelix Jeanette Gant DeAnne Gilchrist Allen Gordon Judith Grant 78 Sabrina Grant Thomas Gratz Belinda Griffin Dionne Grigsby Andrea Hyatt Annette Hardy Francis Henry Laura Hatch Aaron Hill Rebecca Hawfitch Nicholas Hill Shelley Hayes Jaana Hull Bonnie Hunter Erin Hunter 79 Seniors 85 Owen Imes Tamera Irwin Sonya Jenkins Corinne Johnson Anna Beasely. Franklin Meadows and G.l. Joe smile pretty for the 8q camera. Julius Jackson Tracey Jacobs Seth Jones Heidi Kirby Cynthia Knibb Monica Kobeska Erick Kroeger Debra Kugel Mary Kukar Julius Jackson and Jeff Robinson two pigs pigging out Dedra Lasley Frank Libeau Anissa Logan Lonna Lowe Heather Mackerth Joseph Martin Lynn Mattson 81 Seniors Curls for the girls! Carlotte Meaux, Danielle Churn, and Bridgette Shepherd. Franklin Meadows Carlotte Meaux i Meridel Maxine Brian McLaurin Julie Medley Brett McNeal Dawn Miller 82 Brent Matson Mindy Mincey Danielle Moore Kevin Morales Jean O’Bresky Denise Perteet Nicole Pineda Kimberly Murphy Mark O’Bresky Sheressa Queen Margaret Ness Catherine Nelson Patience Pankonen Rachel Olson The three nominees for class clown are Bobby Walker. Seth Jones and Eddie Carter. Seniord 85 Gwendolyn Riser t ft Brenda Robbins Karen Rogers Karla Rogers Billie Ross David Roth Andre Robinson Deana Rosenkranz Deborah Rudelt Jeffrey Robinson Ira Scott Michael Smith Terri Sowers Jett Woolev in a most exciting moment. Arthur Sparr Kenneth Steen Alberta Stephenson Steven Sterner Ellen Stewart Tawnya Stewart Christopher Stock Shawneise Sudduth 85 Seniors 85 Todd Vojta Terri Walsh Elizabeth Thornton Mary Ann Toledo Deborah Tucker rwml Janet Varone Leiiora Underwood Headley Williamson t Pandora Winckler Frances Wolney Keith Wright Se«ti vt Suwey Li� a Jean Adam How was your senior year?: Real Exciting!!! Great!!! What was the most embarrassing moment in high school? Falling in 10th grado in front of tho school and breaking my leg Why do you think this will be n year to remember? Because I participated in moro activities and had more school spirit Also I met a lot ot people Tony Adam What sports activities have you participated in?: Basketball Who was the main person that inspired or mltuenced you throughout high school?. My teachers and Coach Tony Queen Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remember?” Because I am a senior and I want to leave Nancy Kathleen Anderson How was your senior year? My senior year was frustrating, confusing, scary, exciting, fun and memorable Whal was your most embarrassing moment In high school?. Was in my first year ot V P A when wo had to sot up In front ol ihe class and smg solos Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember? ': Because this is my last year as a kid. onco I'm out of high school I'm pretty much on my own That makes this yoar both oxciting and scary at the same time Genite Victorene Anthony How was your senior year? Exciting, but I could have had a little moro fun Who was tho main person that inspirod or influenced you throughout high school?: My cousins Oonno and Leon Rankm Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Remember?': Because I mado moro fnonds this year Also because this Homecoming was the best over. Rosalind 8 kion How was your senior year? My senior year wasn't what i expected I was suddenly laced with a tot ot responsibility What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: When Ramon Wilder picked me up and body slammed me. Who was the mam person that inspired or mltuenced you throughout fwgh school?. Mrs. Booster She's been like a grandma to me Anna Beastoy What sports activities have you participated in?: Senior Board. Jr Board. Urban League Leadership Group 11th and 12th grade What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: When I walked into the boys bathroom by mistake and didn't realize it until l saw someone using the stall Why do you think this be a year to remember?: Because it's the year I graduate Maurice Bell 8ellfield How was your senior year? Very mce. but t wouldn t go through it twice What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to the University of Oenver and m |Of n computer science and mlormation systems Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Remember ? We w u all remember tho I2lh grade as the senior class ot tho 80 s decade Michael David Beyer How was your senior year? Interesting, but I had to make it that way Who were the main persons that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Eleanor Matsis. Of Paul Siarboor. my molher. and my grandmother Why do you think this is a Year to Remember? . This yoar I have lound many good friends which I will hold dear lor tho rest ot my Me Jon 8rown How was your senior year? it was fun but it couW have been a better year What was your most embarrassing moment in fwgh school? Getting screamed on by a teacher m (root ol the class Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember? Because ot the people graduating this year Pi rre Marcel Burnaugh How was your senior year? Boring What do you plan to do alter high school?: Go to College Who was the main person that inspired or influenced you Ihroughout high school? My mother and lather Stacy Lynn Burton How was your senior year? My senior year was lull ot tun because I participated in almost everything I could What sports activities have you participated in? Volleyball badminton. What do you plan to do alter h gh school?: Military. College John Paul Bushey How was your sonior year?: Very, very good Whal sports activities have you participated in?: Football, baseball, managing learn , and yearbook staff What do you plan to do alter high school’: Military, collego. and take on tho world. Tracy Lynn Caca Whal was your senior year like?: A learning experience insldo and outside ot schoot. Who was the main person that Insp od or mltuenced you throughout high schoot?: Barbara Muir, Aviva tnborg. and Vasiliki McAllister. Why do you think that this will be a Year to Remember? : The triends I have, the things I do. ond how tar I've gotten schootwlse and otherwise. Iko Calaway What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to college and major m computers and take care ot my son Who was tho main person that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My mother Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Remember ? Because l graduate and I win go out In the world and experiment different things. Kovin Maurice Carlisle How was your senior year?: it was great, because I left my tattoo on all the iad os l met this yoar and last year. What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: When I lorgot my football gear at homo ond had to practice in my now clothes. Who was the main person that Inspired or intluenced you throughout high school?: Mr Robinsor Mr. Tomlinson. and Mr. D‘Amour. Edgar Jerome Carter How was your senior year? I guess it was all right. Who was tho main person that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: A couple ot my buddies Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember? : Because ot the grades and some crazy people Oougla Allen Carter What sports activities haved you participated m. Basketball years. Newspaper. Black Leadership What do you plan to do after high school?. Go to col-clgo. major m communication and minor in business. Why do you think this win be o Year to Remember ? Because I've completed ait ot my main goals in Me. Eric Matthew Christian How was your senior year?: A breeze What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: Walking into 4th hour and it was 3rd hour Why do you think this will be a year to remember?: It's my fifth year Virginia Gail Clay How was your senior year?: Exciting, memorable, and stimulating It was the best time ot my life What do you plan to do after high school?: I plan to go to college and pursue a career in business administration or civil engineering, Why do you thmk this will bo a Year to Remember '?: Because I thought of the tine ot this yearbook and i love it Also because this will probably be the last year wo will see some people. and I know I vv.il remember them, and tho times wo had while we were together Donna Faye Coin How was your senior year?: It was a lot ot hard work, but it was a lot ot fun especially with my partners What do you plan to do alter high school?: I plan to go to college and ma|Or in accounting Why do you think this wvi be a Year to Remember ? Because Karen and Karla, my best friends, and the class of ”85 will be so live Chaleta Cole What sports activities have you participated in?: Cheerteadmg. track, gymnastics Who was the mam person that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Tony Queen Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Remember'? Because everything and everyone was tun to be oround. md memorable Sheryl Mane Cotton How was your senior year?: My senior year was great. I enjoyed my last year A good year to remember What do you plan to do attor high school? Gomg to college and become a nurse, and get a lull time |Ob Why do you think this will be A Year to Remember ? Because wo re graduating and Hi romember ail my triends and teachers l had a great senior year. Rochelle Lee Davis What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: On coronation day (Homecoming), my bra unsnapped in front and when I got up to tlx H my slip and dress rose up vory high. What do you plan to do after high school?: I plan to go on to a private business college and pursue a career in Business Administration. I would also like to travel around the world. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember? 8ecauso we are one ot the low. the proud, the L-l-V-E classes that will bo graduating Evelte Day How was your senior year?: Groat! What do you plan to do alter high school?: Continue on to college and pursue a career in Engineering. Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Romember ?: 8ecause ol the people and the changes in the school system Nick Evanov How was your senior year?: Very fun, because I got to moot a lot ol peoplo. Who was the main person that inspired or mltuenced you throughout high school? Nobody ll was myself. I wanted to havo a good education. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?. Because I've met about 50 more friends than last year. Tim Freeman What sports aclivitlos have you participated in?: Hockey and girls!! What do you plan to do alter high school?: Party! Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because '85 is so live! D Ann Domio Rene Gilchrist What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: When I was running down the hall in the locker room and fell flat on my face What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to college and major in psychology Then get my Ph.O and major In really cute men Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because there are so many people in our lives that we will never forget, all tho romances that kept us going Evon the gossip is something to remember I Allen Michael Gordon How was your senior year? Mcmorablo. I've made many close friends and havo participated in many school activities What sports activities have you participated in?: I've done cartoons for the Polaris. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because the people here are great and we're what make things happen. Wo are what's making U� s a year to remember Judy Grant How was your senior year?: Groat' What sports ac-tivtties have you participated in?: Swimming and cheerleading Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember''?: Because it's my last year m school Dionne Monique Grigsby How was your senior year? it was LIVE It got better at the ond. Who was the main personfs) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school? My family. I would also like to thank my cousin Andi. and my boyfriend Tony for their inspiration, as wen as the rost of my triends. Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remember ?: This will be a Year to Remember because it's my last year, and it's tho last year the Class of '85 wiii be together as one Joannio Hammarlund How was your senior year? Just dandy What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: The time I accidentally stopped on a packet ot ketchup and it sprayed up on a girl's leg Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ? Because it is the year I graduate Annette Marie Hardy How was your senior year?: Fun. exciting, and too quick What sports actrvities have you participated •n? checricading. track. Junior Class Otticer. Senior Class Council Why do you think this will be a Year lo Remember' ?: Because ol the special memories and friends Laurie Hatch What sports activities have you participated in? Work program. Army, soccer, and gymnastics Who was the mam person(s) that inspired or influenced you ihroughout fwgh school? Me. and the fact that t didn't want to get in a lot ot trouble knowing that if t 87 didn't graduate. I wouldn't be able to go to my A.I.T in Texas Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember?”: It's th® last year I worked real hard tor a career, not like the other years ot school. I only thought about it then I finally made tho decision this yoar. Shelley Louise Hayes How was your senior year?: Great? Who was the main persons) that Inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My friends and my boyfriend helped and supported me all through tho four years. Why do you think this will be a Year to Romomber? : Because 85 Is the first graduating class of Surrvna Tech' Aaron Wray Hill How was your senior year?: Exciting and full of activity to keep me busy. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Myself and all the Sommo Tech Staff Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember? ; Because I've become a more well rounded person and have mot many people I will unfortunately never forget Sylvester Hunt How was your senior year? Sort of boring, but ot sometimes (mainly on Fridays) there's this total burst of excitement from everyone, especially from teachers with seniors in their classes What do you plan to do after high school?: Go home and watch Danger mouse and Heathcliff. or just look out my window at the different people wondering which of them wet slip on the ice and stupidly swear at the snowy ground Who was the mam persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Danger-mouse and Penfold, they made me see that no matter what's in my way. no matter what dangers befold upon me. that I must go forth and conquer or run away and hide Bonnie Jo Hunter How was your senior year?: Groat Who was the main person that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My Mother. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Cause, we re seniors and it s the last year of high school Erin Hunter How was your senior year?: Fantastico. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My parents. They have always pushod me to do my best. Also my friends Tammy. Virginia. Lenora. and Anna. They have always been there when I needed advice. Why do you think this will bo a Yoar to Remember”? Because this is the year I have always wattod for. This is the year of cherries and cream and I got to see Juice s body. .. Andrea Lee Hyatt How was your senior year?; A memorablo experience What was your most ombarrasslng moment in high school?: When I tripped over the ice cooler at a football game Why do you think this will be a Year to Romember ?: Because this Is the year that all my high school moments will be captured Tamera Irwin How was your senior year?: My senior year was very challenging and exciting. What sports actlvities havo you participated In?: Basketball, track, crosscountry. National Honor Society. Leadership Group. Yearbook, and Senior Class Council Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remember ?: Because It is the last year that I will spend with all of my friends at school. Julius Jackson What sports actiintles have you participated in?. Football, and Black Loadorship Group What do you plan to do aftor high school?: go to college and major in Business Administration, and play college football Who was the main porson(s) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My mother, and my friends Sonya Lynn Jenkins How was your senior yoar?: I thought my senior year was okay. I met more people this year than any other year What was your most embarrassing moment in high school? My most embarrassing moment was coming into the school on a winter day and sliding across tho floor, in front of a whole bunch of people Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember ?: Because this was tho year I had the most fun. and mot more people Con Johnson What was your most embarrassing moment in high school? When I put a love note in the assistant principal's box Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: All my friends who I thank for being there when I needed them Why do you think this will he a Yoar to Remember ? Because I’m gonna mako it a Yoar to Remember Seth Sampson Rico Jones What do you plan to do after high school? I plan to go to college and major in Communications and Chemistry. Who wcro tho main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school? My mother, coach, some teachers. Charlie, and myself Why do you think this will bo a Yoar to Romember ?: I will remember how boring it was Vicki Suzanne Jorgenson How was your senior year? It was zoai-ot of fun! Who was the main person that Inspired or influenced you throughout high school? Mrs Fiddler ( HA HA ) Why do you think this will be a Year to Romomber ?: Because I will nover havo to Ho about how oid I am to anyone again. Rodney Kallevig How was your senior year? Super I had a groat time with my friends, bul it could have been better. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school? Thinking I missed my bus. I took the city bus to school and got as far as 7th and Hennepin then I remembered it was Staff Development Day . Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remembor? : Because of all the now programs starting here, which gave the freshmen a big start over kids in other schools Heidi Lynn Kirby How was your senior year? It has been good What was your most embarrassing momont in high school? Getting caught singing and kissing in the hall Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because this is my last year and I'm graduating with my best friend. Cynthia Kmbb How was your sonior year?: Busy and full of responsibilities. What do you plan to do after high school? Go to lowa State University and Major In Businoss Administration and minor in tho Performing Arts. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ? Because the class of 85 has a lot of school spirit. Class participation is abundant YEA RAH RAH For 85 Monica Kobeska How was your somor yoar? So far so good What do you plan to do after high school? Get a good job maybe travel and in tho end maybe go to collogo Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ? Because it was my senior year and it's finally over. It was the most expensive year. Debra Jean Kugel What do you plan to do after high school? I plan to have a great enroor and make lots ol money. Who was the main person(s) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school? I'd say it was the Business toachors Why do you think this w.11 be a Year to Remember”? Because it's finally over with and it was an oxpensivo year. Oeidra Lavonne Latley How was your senior year? Very tiring. I find preparing for college a great deal of hard work. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school? When l got hit at a 8asketbail gamo with the ball, hardl Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ? Becauso this year is a year that holds memories of dedication and school spirit to North High from the Class of 85. Anissa Daischelle Logan How was your senior year? So far it has been great Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school? My grandmother, because she has always told me to continue and reach for the top. Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Romomber ? Becauso I will be able to look back at my senior year and remember all the fun I had as a senior. Lonna Lowe How was your senior year? I've had a realty good yea , but I wish I would have gotten into activities and sports. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school? My most embarrassing moment was when I was just getting out of gym and I forgot to but-too my shirt up Nobody told mo that it was wide open and everyone started laughing Who was the mam persons) that Inspired or influenced you throughout tugh school? My mother has helped me throughout each and every year in school and the last two years. Mrs Muir has given me a reason to continue my education. Brent Mathew Matson How was your senior year?. It's been fun. It's been real But it hasn't been real fun Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Coach Richard Robinson and Mr Jack Moskowitz. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember-'?: Because I will graduate! Lynn Marie Mattson How was your senior year?: Tho best, but it went too fast. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?. Winning Jr. Princess Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?. Because high school is where it is all ot. Where I found my good friends that I will never forget. Brian Anthony McLaurin What sports activities havo you participated In?: Basketball, track. Senior Board. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My basketball coach. He showed me how important on education was compared to a basketball career. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: I'm In a new city, a new school. I have now friends, and I'm looking for a new beginning Brett Lavon McNeal How was your senior year?: it was bettor than last yoar What was your most embarrassing momont In high school?: When tho ball bounced off my knee in the Stato Championship last year. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Becauso l won't forget. Franklin DeLeon Meadows How was your senior year?: My senior year was productive. and the spirit for North was up. 8ut the year was kind of blast. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My (amity backed me up and gave me a push when I felt like quitting many times. They've given me the confidence to excel in a lot ol areas. Without my family, my high school years would be very unproductive Julie Marie Medley How was your senior year?: Good! What was your most ombarrasslng moment in high school?: Walking down the hall singing Why do you think this will be a Year to Romomber ?: Last year of high school Dawn Marie Milter How was your senior year?: It was gooood' Who was the main porson(s) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My mom and all ol my teachers. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remembor”?: 8ecause it is my last year finally, and we're on our own from here. Mindy Lee Mincy How was your senior year?: Real. fun. but not real fun. Who was the main persons) that inspired or in-fluenced you throughout high school?: Mr. Abraham-son has helped me with my work, and Karen Landmark has been there when I've neoded her — and then some Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because It's my only senior year! Thomas Christopher Mohrbacker How was your senior year?: It's been my best yet. Whot was your embarrassing moment In high school?. Getting caught skipping by my parents. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because it's our final year of school Lafayette Montgomery What do you plan to do after high school?: Attend 3erkiey Music Conservatory, and UCLA. Who was he main persons) that inspired or influenced you hroughout high school?: My music teacher — Dawn Mien Why do you think this will be a Year to Romomber ?: Because this year consists of spocial people that make lifo worth remembering Kevin Matthew Morales How was your senior year?: It took forever to got through. But it wont fast. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: Sonior Banquet at Show-Biz. What do you plan to do after high school?: Pursue a career in architecture. David Justin Mraz How was your senior year?: It's been roalfy??? What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: Walking into a bookshelf in Luobeck s room. Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remembor ?: Becauso l will graduate (maybe). Kimberly Kay Murphy What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to school to bo a counselor for tho doaf. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Mom and dad. and boyfriend Jeff. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remembor ?: Becauso tho Class of 85 win always bo alive. 88 Catherine Ann Nelson How was your senior yoar?; Could have been a whole lot bettor. Kind ot boring. What do you plan to do alter high school?: I would UKo to go to England or Australia and loam their way of life Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember ?: Because 85 Is Live! Margaret Ann Noss How was your senior yoar?: H was vory busy lor mo. I had more ireedom because I am older It was a alive yoar. What do you ptan to do alter high school? I plan to attend the University ot Minnesota as a pro-mod student and remain single. Why do you think this will be a Year 10 Remember ?: Because it will be the lost year ol my high school years and because I had contributed so much to make It enjoyable Jean Anne 0'8resky How was your senior year?: A lot ol hard work but a lot ol tun. Who was the main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: My friends in Summa-Tech and my toachers. Why do you think this wdl be a Year to Remember ?: It'll be a hard year to forget Rachel Elizabeth Olson How was your senior year?: It was GREAT! What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?. I have too many to name Why do think this will be a Year to Remember ?: This will be a Year to Remember because It win be the best senior year ever. 85 — we're Live! Dawn Marie Peterson How was your senior year?: I guess it was O.K. What do you plan to do alter high school?: I am going to college. Who was the main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: Two teachers l hod ot St. Paul Central Frank Wharton and Fred Kober. Scott Peterson How was your senior year?: It was the best ol all lour. I enjoyed it. Definitely a Year to Remember. What do you pian to do after high school?: I plan to Join the army and become a pilot. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: I renewed a lot ot old friendships and I made many friends, but l was also much more involved than I had been in the past Sheressa Marie Queen What sports activities have you participated in?: I ran cross-country, played basketball, and ran track all tour years ot high school. What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: My most embarrassing moment was when the boys basketall team was in practice and I was running lor a basketball to koop it from going out on the court, where they were, and I slipped, foil, and slid onto the court right In the middle ot a play. Who was the mam persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My family and Mr. Richard Chakobs. Brenda Lee Robbina How was your senior year?: My senior year has been good. Who was the main persons) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school? I think the Summa-Tech staff has inspired me the most Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: I think this will bo a Year to Romomber because this is the first year Summa-Tech students will be graduating. Jeffrey Randall Robinson How was your senior year?: Exciting, because everything went so fast. What sports actlvltles havo you participated in?: Footboli. basketball, track. Leadership Group. National Honor Society. Why do you think this win bo a Year to Remember ?: Because so many things arc happening that will never happen again. Andre Robinson What sports actlvltles have you participated in?: Band and anything having to do with music. Who was the main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: My mom. grandmothers, and all my friends From them I received all the inspiration that one person could receive to moke me do the best that I can. Why do you think this will bo a Year to Remember ?: This was my last year. It's been the best. Karen Faye Rogers What do you plan to do after high school?. Attend Minnesota School of Business and bo a successful Accountant. Who was the main person that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My brother. Why do you think this will be a Yoar to Remember ?: Because it's my last year — and there are a lot of things to remember. I've waited so long for this year. Karla Kaye Rogers What sports actlvltles havo you participated In?: Choortoading (Captain) Who was the main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: My brothor Mitchell and my Godstslor Mario Why do you think this will be a Year to Romomber ?: Because the Class of 1985 is LiVEi'l Dennn Margaret Rosenkranz How was your senior year?: Great! It was fun This year was one of the best in my lour yoars of high school. What sports activities have you participated in? Softball. Jr. Float Committee. Senior Board — Prom Committee Why do you think this will be a • Year to Romomber ?: I met a lot of new people, made some new friends. Annette Ross What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: I was walking from the car to St. Paul Central (baskolball game), my shoe couldn't grip to the Ice. I fo« and slipped on the ice. Who was the main person ) that Inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: My tamity and all of my teachers I would like to say thank you for all of your support. Why do you think this wHI be a Year to Romomber”?: We had one of the best Homecomings David Roth How was your senior year’: Fun of gut bursting excitement What do you plan to do after high school?: Fly my leer |et to Timbuktu and LIVE In peace with nude natives What was your most embarrassing moment In high school?: Vomiting In my math teacher s garbage bin. during class. Martina Scott How was your senior yoar’. A lot of fun What do you plan to do otior high school?: I am going to attend the University of Iowa Why do you think this wilt be a Year to Remember ?: I got to meet a lot of people I didn't know. Bridgette Renee Shepherd What do you plan to do after high school?: I plan to attend college and ma|or In Accounting. Who was the main persons) that Inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Mr. Richard Robinson and Andrea Hyatt. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because I finally get to leave and because the class of 85 is too live. Jeanette Smith How was your senior yoar? It was groat What do you plan to do after high school?: Go on to college and bocome a nurse Why do you think this will be a •'Year to Remember-'?: Because it’s my lost yoar and It was a fast year, with a lot of fun in it. Michael Smith How was your senior year?: The best yet. Who was tho main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: Miss Eleanor Mats and Mr. Bill D'Amour. Why do you think this will be a •'Year to Remember”?: Because It Is my senior year, my last year in high school. Terri Sowers How was your senior year?: Groat, but it could have been a lot more fun. I still enjoyed It though. What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: Getting thrown In the snow at lunchtime In front of an my friends. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remembor ?: This win be a Year to Remember for me bocause It is my last year In school. Then I go Into the real world by myself. Alberta Stephenson What sports activities have you participated In?: 5 years — track. 2 years — gymnastics. 2 years — cheerleading. 2 years — Urban League Black Leadership What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: When I had to kiss Seth Jones in the 9th grade Popfost. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: I never said it was! Ellen Tincy Stewart How was your senior year?: My senior year was filled with a lot of being real busy and being Involved in everything What was your most embarrassing moment in high school?: When I shot a the wrong basket playing a game against Washburn. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ? Because m do everything for the last time. Tawnya Mary Lynn Stewart What sports activities have you participated m?: Jr, Class President. Student Council Member. Activities Class. Tennis Team. Polaris Newspaper. Senior Board. Urban League Leadership Group. Who was the main persons) that inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: I'd like to thank my mother and Cynthia Knibb for all tho encouragement during my high school years Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: In recollection to everything that has happened this year, the most memorable occurrence would have to be when some friends and I grafhtied tho school rock tho nlghi before the Homecommg game. May the underclassmen carry on the tradition. Shawnelse Sudduth What sports actlvltles have you participated in?: Track, cheerleading, and band. What do you plan to do after high school?: 8e the first Black anchor-woman In the Twin Cities I plan to go to St Thomas in St. Paul. Why do you thmk this will be a Year to Remember ?: There is nothing for me to remember. Elizabeth Thornton How was your senior year?: It was O.K. a lot of times. I wished there were more senior activities Who was the main person(s) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school’: Mrs 8easley. Miss Gentry, and Mr. Denucti Why do you think this will wti be a Year to Remember ?: I think the Senior Class has worked hard enough to mako it memorable for them, and everyone olso The fun and excitement, the ups and downs are what made this a Year to Remember. MaryAnn Toledo How was your senior year?: Vory busy' School (homework) and two Jobs What sports activities havo you participated in?: Spanish Club. French Club. Science Club. National Honor Society. Yearbook editor. Senior Board. What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to college for Pre-mod. thon on to medical school. Deborah Iren Tucker How was your senior year?; It's been pretty good. I've met a tot of new people and got to know the old ones a little better. What do you plan to do after high school?: Go to college and become a doctor. That's my wish, someday I will Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: The good and bad times The relationships that didn't last, and the new ones that will. Finally, getting through with testing and PARTYINGMI Lenora Underwood How was your senior year?: It was spectacular, and will probably be one of the years I'll remember the most What do you plan to do attor high school?: I plan to go to college and get a master s degree in Industrial Engineering. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: 8«cause this is the year there are a lot of special ovonts for a senior to remomber Janet Ranay Varono What do you plan to do aflor high school?: Marry a rich Burnsville guy so he can buy mo my pink Cad.tlac Seville. Who was the main persons) that Inspired or Influenced you throughout high school?: Mr Dahien. Melanie Vasquez. and Jerry Poterson. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?: Because I had to pay $150 for my senior pictures T rri Ann Walsh How was your senior year?: My senior year has been great and hard. I have a lot of responsibility tor the future. Who was main person ) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Mr. Jack Abrahamson is one ot my favorite persons who inspired me to mako something of myself and to find a job that l would enjoy. Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember -?: Because It is a year ot achievement that wo made it through 13 hard years of learning and understanding. Andr LaMont Williams How was your senior year’: it was alright, but it could have been more exciting What do you plan to do after high school?: I plan to go to the University of Alabama and major in Computer Engineering. Who was the main person(s) that Inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Myself, mother. Mr. Fletcher Cooley, snd Andrea Hyatt. Headley Easton Williamson Jr. How was your senior year?: I really had a groat time. What was you most embarrassing moment In high school?: Tho day I was breakdancing in math class and ripped my pants Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember'-?: Because this is the live Class of 85. Warner Young How was your senior year?: O.K Who was the main person ) that inspired or influenced you throughout high school?: Mother Why do you think this will be a Year to Remember ?; Because, it's tho year I become fully independent. 89 90 This gorgeous hunk of a man was a North Polar football star. Not to mention a true ladies man. You can see for yourself that Julius takes care of his muscular physique. As “Juice” struts down the hallways the girls heads turn to watch, some are even so bold as to “reach out and touch.” Here he is, JULIUS JACKSON overwhelmingly voted to be North’s first centerfold. 91 Senior Hall BIGGEST EGO — Doug Carter FRIENDLIEST - Sabrina Grant, Frances Henry MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Nicholas Hill, MOST TALENTED — Allen Gordon, Cynthia Knibb Tammy Irwin MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - Ellen BEST DRESSED - Annette Ross, Pierre Stewart, Seth Jones Burnaugh CLASS CLOWNS - Alberta Stephenson Seth Jones BEST PHYSIQUE FIGURE - Julius Jackson, Anna Beasley MOST ATHLETIC - Ellen Stewart, Jeff Robinson What Was Your Most Embarrassing Moment at North? Ms. Cranston — Phy Ed. Not being able to find the gym.' Mr. Nielson — Adv. Tec “I had a different kind of shoe on each foot one day.” Mr. Pearson — Social Studies Maybe in the future when education is shown to fail by the voter electing Reagan. Mrs. Linhoff — Photography I've had many embarrassing moments. At least 5 times every year before each deadline for the yearbook. I am totally hysterical, frantic and in general a mess. Ms. Cottman — Science What? Me embarrassed. Mr. Matison — English There have been many of these. The most Is unfit to print. Mr. Kneisel — Reading Meeting the Mpls. Superintendent of school with my clothes on backwards.” Mr. Moskowitz — Social Studies When I received 12 written votes for homecoming queen. Mr. Roberts — English Ourrng class coordination at a pepfest I had to wraj the 9th grade class officers in todet paper. I got into and went so fast I grew terrible dizzy and fed dowr sprawled on the floor Camera Shy Mr. Mitshulis, Industrial Arts. Summa tech Mr. Hoogheem, Math, Summa tech Mr. Oklerund, Math Ms. Yaworski, German Mr. Stelten, English. Visual Performing Arts, Stagecraft Ms. Lakowske, Special Education Mr. Lund. KBEM 94 You Know You Are a Teacher When Mr. Abrahamson: Business, Work Program I correct the spelling of everything I see.” Ms. Callahan: V.P.A. Dance “You’re willing to put in 8 hours of work for 1 hour of pay. Ms. Ziegenfuss: Math You go thru the day. hour by hour even when you're not at school.” I also dream about numbers. Ms. Harris: English, Newspaper A student comes to you after a few years and says, I still have that story I wrote in your class.” Mr. D’Amour: Social Studies You stop asking the question, when will I finish correcting these papers? There is no end. Mr. Davies: Special Education You wear a coat and tie for Parent Conferences and Open House. Ms. Grue: Math You ask your three year old for a pass when he is late for dinner.” Mr. Rozsnafsky: Science Someone asks why?” Mrs. Daniels: English “You meet former students wherever you go.’ Mrs. Proud: French You wear your key around your neck even at home.” Ms. VlSSer: Special Education It’s Sunday afternoon, the phone rings at home and a student wants you to explain something or settle an argument.” Miss Borman: English You correct everyone’s grammar!” 95 What Really Satisfies You? Ms. Mathis: Math, Summatech “When my students both like and understand what they are doing.” Mr. Dahlen: Social Studies Helping students to achieve. Ms. Strand: Home Economics Eating. Mrs. Fiddler: English I love to see former students who have become successful, according to their own definitions of Success. Ms. White: VPA, Art “When someone accomplishes something they didn't think they were capable of doing.” Ms. Mohagen: Science “When the entire class finally understands a new difficult concept.” 4 Mr. Chakolis: Social Studies “When a student you have worked with comes back to say thank you for your effort. Mr. Luebeck: Math, Summatech “When students say “Hey, I am beginning to understand Geometry proofs!” Mr. Kennedy: English, VPA A student saying Thank You.” Mr. Minnema: Science, Summatech “When a student says OH! now I understand. Ms. Dysterheft: Business It’s rewarding to have former students return to North High with a big smile of success and happiness. Mrs. Helvig: Spanish, English “Watching our North High guys play basketball! or, an afternoon of sun in Accupulco.” 96 Why Is This a Year to Remember? Mrs. Muir —M.I.C.E. “So many students with so many problems that I rarely have time to take a breath (Whew!)” Mrs. Laine — Science, Summatech Summatech has its first Seniors!” Ms. Marchand — Math ‘Til remember this year because of the large classes especially in the afternoon.” Mrs. Scott — Science, Summatech The first Summatech students are graduating.” Mr. Anderson — Work Program, Industrial Arts I had an excellent partner and he went on pension, my second partner was married to South High School —I'm alone the first time in 17 years — I now wonder about strike three. Mr. Hunt — Industrial Arts Beautiful fall weather” sculptures for the Mall, and the grant from Minnesota States Arts Board to work with sculptors. Mr. Bryant — Extended Day Mrs. Hartse — Social Studies Because I am back at North High School after two years at Northeast.” Ms. Osterberg — Special Education My daughter Suzanne was born this year. Mrs. Booster — Reading This is my last year to teach. I plan to retire this summer, after 3 years at North High, I have gotten to know so many nice students. I will miss them! Mr. McGowan — Phy. Ed It’s my twenty-fifth year of teaching! 97 How Has This Year Changed From Other Mr. McClellan — Computer. Summatech “Students are taking charge of events at North High.” r i . Mr. Ball — KBEM “Boiser.” Mr. Johnson — Special Education I feel the majority of the student body is more alert to the world around them.” Mr. Ciemenski — Business “Students are very friendly.” Mr. Clausen — Special Education Slowly, methodically, moment by moment.” Mr. Zanoni — Social Studies Larger classes.” Mrs. Allan — Music “North becomes a better place to be every year! The students show more respect for each other, for the staff, for the building and their education.” Mr. Bertulla — Science “I am giving grades instead of getting them.” Mr. Harding — Woodworking The ninth grade class is better behaved and seems to be harder workers. Mr. Montessanto — KBEM The students at North are more concerned with learning and taking full advantage of the opportunities.” Mrs. Breedlove — Special Education Each year is unique to itself with all the unique people coming and going. In addition the behaviors of a few young persons who are not a ‘part’ of North pose a constant negative cloud of concern. Mr. Knutson — Extended day I work later. I am in the Gordan Center in the North Extended Day program.” 98 Ceople Who Knew Me in High School Thought I las... Mr. Wells — Music “A jock who likes to play instruments.” Mrs. Johnson — English ■‘Original” Mr. Olson — Math A loud but talented!? Tuba player. Mrs. Lovestrand — Phy Ed. ‘Skinny, they called me sticks.” Mr. Robinson — Social Studies “Perfect, because I was good looking.” Mr. Larson — Electronics “Skinny” Mrs. Lentz — Math “A Okay for a farm girl.” Mrs. Halcomb — Science, Summatech “Strange, book-wormish.” Mrs. Nygren — English “Preppy” Mrs. Nelson — Math A square.” Mrs. Keating — Phy Ed. “Too Skinny — Nickname toothpick.” Mr. Holmes — Science “100% into Junior Achievement ... and still am.” 99 Counselors Fletcher Cooley, Katheleen McCartin. Nevin Smith. Gary Vettleson. Not Shown Christine Carr. Joan Rudd — Social Worker. Mini Clinic Front row Gretchen Griffen, Rita Max. Judy Mogelson. Second row Mildred Faith. Anne Sweeney, and Aviva Ingberg. Media Specialists Hazel Gregory, Marjory Maier 100 M.I.C.E. Staff Sitting: Mrs. Miur Back row left to right: Ms. Jackson, Ms. Rundles, Mrs. Pritchard Not pictured — Ruth Hiland Engineers Front Row Dick Gillis. Jim Gilipeau, Kevin Carlstedt, Bob Bronsnoz Back Row C.J. Gillman. Dennis Kimstead, Ray Gillison. Bert Fiala, Larry Burton Not Pictured Charles Gillhill, Steve Berstedt. Rick Wepner. Kim Gillis, Karen Robertson Kitchen Staff FRONT ROW: Evelyn Henderson, Bev Obright, Mary Berger, Ann Lien. Barbara Starks BACK ROW: Anna Lefebure, Lenda Braziel, Doris Braziel, Betty Engle, Sylvia Ross Not Shown Teretha Dillard 101 Staff Summatech Coordinator Ms. Laine Athletic Director Ms. Harris Hall Guard Mr. Collier Hall Guard Ms. Warren Liaison Officer Mr. Gilchrist Hall Guard Mr. Smith Administrative Assistant Ms. Landmark Clerk Ms. Bowers Clerk Ms. Magden Clerk Mrs. Hamilton Clerk Ms. Lehman Clerk Ms. Larson Chemical Awareness Counselor Ms. McAllister Hall Guard Carol Hanson l Clerk Ms. Lawrence Employment Counselor Stella Jones 102 Mary Thomas, math tutor Cort Smith, T.D.S. Pat Taylor, clerk Paul Johnson, T.D.S. Willie Parks, clerk Bonnie Burns, KBEM clerk Technology Demonstration Site North High School in cooperation with Edison has been chosen to be one of the states Technology Demonstration Sites. The purpose of this program is to increase awareness and wide spread use of technology in the school setting. The Technology Demonstration Site also assists in improving and promoting the magnet programs — which heavily emphasize and use technology. The magnet programs are available to all students within the school district. North is provided with additional funding with the intention that North ill serve as a model for the use of technology and instruction. Cort Smith is the project coordinator. Dave Nielson, Paul Johnson, 13d Stelton and Diane also work in the program. Although it may be somewhat difficult for students and staff to c )serve what changes have occurred as a result of the Technology [ amonstration Site, major strides have taken place in the curriculum c jvelopment process, and staff training. Richard Green Superintendent William Phillips Deputy Superintendent Kenneth Northwick Associate Superintendent 103 A SPECIAL FRIEND CHARLIE WILLIAMS A man who never saw color, only people. A man who had a dream that motivated his every actiot. He shared his dream with others, especially children. Each one carries an image of Charlie that wid live on in the memory of each one us. That image contains a common element — a loving man who cared for all people. North High school is richer and better because Charlie was here. Each one of us is enriched because Charlie has touched our lives. Thank you, Charlie. Charlie Williams spent most of scholarship has been established in 1. Charlie Williams in 1978. 2. Se h his working career at North High his honor. Every year a black student Jones ’85. 3. Harriet Carlson School. We have chosen to who shows the qualities that Charlie tewtsrwallsaspeci remember him by dedicating the shared with us, love, quality of life, The dedication ceremony. 6. The auditorium to him. The ceremony and concern will be awarded the North High choir sang America the took place November 13, 1984. A scholarship. eautiu. IJear to Remember The achievers. These students have worked hard to get where they are. in Ms. Matsis's calculus class. Deborah Krueze. Michael Beyer. Nicholas Hill, and Michael Smith. Other class members not shown include Chris Kingsley. Blong Thoa, David Orgeman. and Chanh Tran. ACADEMICS Visual and Performing Arts (V.P.A.) Cynthia Knibb practices her dance lesson. Mr. Kennedy and Carol Schwarzkopf The Visual and Performing Arts drama classes carried on a varied and busy year. Field trips to the Guthrie. Mixed Blood. Penumbra and other theatres enriched the program. The beginning class concentrated on basic acting techniques: improvisation, concentration exercise and short monologue. The advanced students worked on contemporary theatre in the fall and period piece in the winter. The advanced class was taught by Michael Kennedy — Acting. Carol Schwartz Kopf — Movement, and Margot Koe — Voice. The performance of plays was a paramount element in the drama program. Our Town, by Thornton Wilder was presented in November. Three students directed one act plays which were presented in February. Plans are now being made for a spring musical in March and a Play Writers Festival in May. 106 Tara Glass and Tim Berry enjoy singing together. Erin Hunter and Keyia Brazelton study music together. VPA THEATER Top Row: Michael Kennedy, Jennifer Martin, Dionne Knibb, Trachelle Traywick, Kamala Fors. Cristina Tsacudakis. Bottom Row: Tina Masenhimer. Tiypo Brewer. Angela Thompson. Lara Wulf. ______________Dionne Jackson. Chad Roberts PA Handbell Choir F ight to Left: Rebecca Rowell. Erika White. Deb Kreuze, Nicole Pineda. Margot Foster. Jovone Warn. Nancy Anderson. Eduardo Gruz VP A— Handbell Choir — “Once Upon A Chime” These advanced players call themselves Once Upon A Chime and appear regularly on local radio. TV, civic and concert programs. They rang at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival at the Minneapolis Victorian Christmas Celebration, for the Minneapolis Junior League, and for numerous other organizations. In addition they appeared on Good Company , on channel 4 and 11 news specia' O in addition to presenting an hour long concert on channel 7. They are great examples of Polar Pride. VPA Singers These singers come to North’s Visual and Performing Arts magnet from all over the city in order to make spectacular music together... and they succeed! Classical, Jazz, Folk, Pop... they do it all ... and contribute a lot to Polar Pride. VPA SINGERS F SONT ROW: Nicole Pmeda. Gina Williams. Katrinka Zachary. Erika White. Carmetita Jenkins. Erica Stallings, f ECONO ROW: Jovane Warn. Margot Foster. Maria MacKinzie. Anna Otson. Jon Willis. Stacy Manuel 1HIRO ROW: Nancy Anderson. 8rian Williams. Sonia Hutchinson. Allen Gordon. Debbie Krecuze. Rebecca VPA Ensemble Students in the VPA Ensemble have a 2 hour block class in which they study music theory, receive private lessons, study conducting, play in small groups, and practice individually. They also rehearse as a jazz combo and as an ensemble playing traditional band and orchestra music. The students attain a high level of proficiency and perform many concerts for the school and community. V A Instrumental Front Row Ailee Benis. Emily Birch. Becky Birnell, Annette Hardy. Mark Graves. Middle Row Jon Brown. Mike Frankowski. Rebecca Knipp Back Row Andre Robinson. Tom Wells. Toby Smith. 107 Visual And Performing Arts VPA Art Magnet The philosophy of the arts magnet is two fold: (1) to provide excellent art experiences for our students and (2) to guarantee them access to an outstanding academic education also. Students enrolled in the Visual Arts program have demonstrated strong artistic skills and a high level of motivation. They are exposed to three basic areas of Visual arts study, art as knowledge, art as history and art as skill. There students study the concepts of art in order to make more educated evaluation of art. They are exposed to the historical and cultural development of art in order to be more appreciative of art. In addition they spend two hours each day working on studio problems to increase their skill levels in art. They are also exposed to artists in resident and numerous field trips to develop their awareness of the existence of art locally. Each student is encouraged to develop their own style of working and are required to build a portfolio of their work for post graduation use. VPA Dance Magnet Visual and Performing Arts Dance The dance program is in its third year at North High School. With an enrollment of 42 students the is under the direction of Collen Callahan and Carol Schwarzkopf. The students train in ballet, modern and jazz dancing as well as studying composition, improvisation, dance history, in a course entitled Careers in Dance. Students present a Dance concert two times a year as well as taking part in lecture demonstrations and school musicals. Anne Cherne and Cynthia Knibb have auditioned in New York for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre. This is a unique program funded by Mpls Public Schools which allows students to learn more about themselves as creative artists as well as to train their body as efficient well rounded movers. VPA ART MAGNET FRONT ROW Sengkeo Chonthakhoun. Shoila Jones, loah Patton. David Roth. Heather Mackeralh. Jennifer Zadio. Jennifer Martin, SECOND ROW Inez Wedden, Faith Foster. Sharma Tennyson. Theresa Seaman, Kevin Carlisle. Montgomery Kuhnley. Abdu Smith. Jeffery Nowcomer THIRD ROW Ro Azar. Somphom Vilaysack. Amer Olson. Chart Forseide. Umiia Persaurd. Peter Macon. Say asm one Doaheuang. Chris Nevilles BEGINNING DANCERS: BACK ROW: Kim Mclane. Deseree Adams. Carrie Rathman. Kathy Senescall. Denise Matthews. Tom Taylor. Dawn Baker (pianist). Carol Schwarzkopf (teacher) FRONT ROW: Lisa Govan. Tana Sherwood. Elizabet Wright. Tonya Norwood. Tashs Davis. Shwntel Jenkins. Jenny Boyer. Beth Hanlen. ADVANCED DANCERS: STANDING: Michelle Rock. Tanya Williams, Jean Taylor, Jill Kytonen. Cynthia Knibb. Kaycee 108 Williams. Terry Burks. Faith Foster. Navachi Brinkley. SEATED: Colleen Callahan (teacher), Anne Cherne. Kate Suarez. SUMMATECH MAGNET Summatech is the largest magnet, out of the ther five magnets at North. It is an intense study of nath and science, and some technologies, such as omputers. In order to be admitted into Summatech ou have to have at least a 2.5 grade point average nd maintain it. You also have to write an essay on why you want to be in Summatech. The science part i; different from the regular comprehension pro-(ram. The first year you study biology, physics, and (hemistry and the theme is Limnology. Limnology is tie study of lakes. The second year the theme is I nergy, you study things like Solar and Nuclear Energies. And the third year the theme is Systems, v hich is the process of looking at data analytically. After three years you will have your required years of biology, physics, and chemistry. In your fourth year you take enriched and advanced science classes. You must continue taking science and math classes throughout your four years in high school. 3 1 Showing oH her computer skills is $ Telly Hayes. 2. Janell Zadlo and C edric Puleston discussing their lab v rite-up. 3. Ms. Matsis going over a test. Student Advisory Council First Row: Anita Jaszewski, Ed Munnich, Troy Carr Second Row: Ms. Laine. Roman Stephens. Deondra Buckhalton. Danielle Jones Not Pictured: Jerome Bogar. Amori Runganadhan. Cathy Schlichenmeyer. Richard Pope. 109 2 v m M SUMMATECH First Graduating Class FIRST ROW: Shelly Hayes, Andrea Hyatt, Blong Thao. Rodney Kelvig SECOND ROW: Margaret Ness. Willie Austin. Dedra Lasley, MaryAnn Toledo. Brenda Robbins. Franklin Meadows. Pandora Winckler THIRD ROW: Michael Beyer. Jean O Bresky. Tom Gratz, Lenora Underwood. Virginia Clay. Aaron Hill, Nicholas Hill FOURTH ROW: Anissa Logan. Jeff Moore. Tamera Irwin. Headley Williamson. Keith Laniel. Mike Smith. Keith Wright. Brett McNeal. Jel Robinson. Doug Carter NOT PICTURED: Sylvester Hunt. Cornelius Day. Barron Johnson. Jean O Bresky wins the award for the heaviest back pack. Kamal Buddhy studying hard for yes. another Summatech test! 110 First Year Summatech Students Mymique Baxter James Bjornlund Tim Blighton Jerome Bogar Joseph Bove James Brecto Angel Burnham Ivan Butcher Harry Grigsby Jason Hetland Stacia Hines Geoffrey Isaacman Anthony Jenkins Jesse Johnson Kimberly Johnson Calvin Jones David Pasma Tarik Propes Pedro Ramos Kenny Ranee Chris Reichmuth Michael Robbinsl Peter Rowell Carolyn Rudolph Tisha Carter KaoChanq Todd Chartrand Calandra Curl Nicolo Dohm Michael Donaghy Michaol Dupay Mark Anthony Edwards Stephon Edwards Erik Engstrom Christopher Faney Taro Fladwood Casonya Fulford Sandra Goodwin Rogonea Green Danielle Jones Tim Jones Marla Jordan CltAnu 1 11.. Amori Runganadhan Amy Satfell Mark Schlichenmeyer Tony Scott Melissa Senander Deanna Shavinsky John Shepperson LaBrentSpeed Roman Stpehens fcoony Kelly Kyle MacDonald Peter Mandsager Robert McCarter FeLicia McCorvey Jennifer McFeters Lance Miller Tina Mithun Adreas Moppin Julian Montgomery Phuong-Thao Nguyen Jandee Nichols Edward Parise Christopher Tat Mark Thibert Laura Trembley Rachel VanRyswyk Victor Varnado Delisia Venus Eddie Vorasane Elissa Wallace Second Year Summatech Students Scott Washington David Weinlick Gcri William Alan Wodarski Kovin Workman Shoua Yang Hye-Suk Yun Stephen Aim John Aaheim Mark Au tin Belinda Baichtat Tamora Black Bernadme Bogle Chri Brown Kamal Buddhn Jed Burkett Troy Carr Valerie Carr Matthow Clayto Bon Coifman Jim Colix Jacqueline Coleman Hans Dickel Jason Dohm Grant Ellis Lise Faulkner Stacy Fladwood Pat Hagner Ken Helvey Kim Hill Kevin Hsu Heidi Johnson Chanthanome Insisiengmay Tonya Johnson Katie Kadwell Cy Kalbrener Rebecca Knipp Deanna Lesley Brad Lilja Lee Lindsey Lisa Lingbeck Tang Lo Lynette Miller Ed Munnich Adrian Murphy Stacy Myles Hien Nguyen Ted Nicholson Todd Olson Teresa Parks Anh-co Phi Chanda Reid Andy Roberts Jonathan Rowe Beth Schardin Carhy Schlichenmeyer Aaron Shingler Ben Sims Karen Simmon Johanna Stewart Steven Summer ChiaThao Toua Vang Xiong Vang Dawn Voge Michelle Vorasane Roderick Wade Jett Westling Traci Williamson Third Year Summatech Students Vang Xiong Tamera Irwin Jerry Peterson Willie Austin Anita Jaszewski Richard Pop Jennifer Baillie Rod Kallevig Cedric Puleston Audrea Baker Melanie Kemp Ray Rainbolt Mike Beyer Meng Kong Brenda Robbins Deondra Buckhalton Deborah Kreuze Jeff Robinson Scott Carlson Leith Laniel Cary Sandvig Doug Carter Dedra Lesley Mike Ssnford Virginia Clay Anissa Logan SooBok Smeby Tim Curl Corey Lyell Mike Smith HaiDao Keith Lynch David Somers Cornelius Day Phillip Mandsager Derek Stoeckel Mike Frankowski Brett McNeal Tanya Tanner Sean Freude Franklin Meadows Willie Taylor Monique Gibson Jeffrey Moore Blong Thao Charlene Gordon Tiffany Moore Jesusa Toledo Dawn Gratz Nate Mullen Mary Ann Toledo Tom Gratz Melissa Mlynck Lenora Underwood Shelley Hayes Margaret Ness Tachaka Walker Aaron Hill Robert Noonan Pandora Winckler Nicholas Hill Jean O'Bresky Keith Wright David Horvath David Orgeman Headley Williamson Sylvester Hunt Tony Pasma Kyong Yun Andrea Hyatt Tony Pajak JanellZadlo ill Advanced Technical Magnet — Electronics Front row James Erickson, Tim Noel. Second row Steve Engerbretson, Bob Larson, Monica Monahan, Becky Dor can, Robert Clarke. Lonnie Casey, Clayton Lawrence and Travere Charpell. Closed Circuit Television Eric Chamberlin, Disa Nordvall, Francis Heir Meridell Maxine. Becky Birnell, Paul Johnson, Dave Nielson, Brad Bevnj Thomas Grant, Shawneise Sudduth. Jim Kurtz, Bruce Cherne. Wally Lockhir Not shown Sabrina Grant. The advanced technical magnet operates out of the vocational education department. Junior and senior students may choose between four occupational areas. In the Closed Circuit Television Magnet students produce numerous video tape productions. These students develop the ideas that must go into an effective script as well as operate all of the equipment involved in making a video production. The Electronics Magnet students are involved with digital electronics. A major emphasis is on binary numbers and codes, logic gates, flip flops, latches and other concepts. The students operate oscilloscopes, meters, signal generators, and capacitor analyzers. In addition electronic students operate and repair microcomputers which are used to control robots. In the Cabinet Making Magnet students perform hand and machine operations necessary to lay out, cut, shape, and assemble prepared parts of high quality products for furniture, cabinets, and other fixtures. In the Commercial Photography Magnet students learn how to operate several types of professional photography equipment. These students learn many behind the camera skills and also do all of their own darkroom production work. These photographers are responsible for all of the photography that goes into the yearbook and school newspaper. The Advanced Technical Magnet is open to all students. In the ninth and tenth grades students may take beginning courses in any of the already mentioned areas in addition to drafting, machine shop, energy, and welding. These programs prepare students for further education or entry level employment. James Kurts. Paul Johnson and Sabrina Grant check the controls in the video produc- Francis Henry operates the camera, while Sabn tion area. Cabinet Making front row Johnny Houston. Chris Hanson. Dave Marz, John Ander-on. Back row Eric Christionson. Ricky Larson. Brent Mattson, and Mike Bramhall. Commercial Photography Sitting Dave Saffell. Standing Kevin Greener. Lloyd C jnnis. Alberta Stephenson. Monica Linhoff. Eddie Carter. Anna Beasely, and John E jshey. Not shown, Tawnya Larkin. John Bushey aims for the best possible shot. Ricky Larson prepares for a precision cut in the wood shop. irant prepares for a video production. Wally Lockhart plays back his video production. Robert Larson watches on while Lonnie Casey programs hero the robot. Genaro Vasquez working in the studio. Greg Jurek at the switchboard. Michael Muller at the mic. 114 The KBEM magnet program is a four year academic and work experience program through the Vocational Technical Education Department. The KBEM magnet program prepares students either for the field of Broadcast Communicatiors or further postsecondary education. Before it became a four year magnet it w s a three year magnet with only tenti, eleventh, and twelfth grade which was a secondary center program. It was to attract primarily minority students. Then, it became a four year magnet in whi h students could take as an elective credit n the spring of 1983. The juniors and seni r students who are enrolled in the KBE magnet program are the operators of the station during the regular academic yei r. There are 3 profesional degreed staff i i-structors J.D. Ball who is the 10th grat e teacher and music director of the rado station, Bob Monsano who is the progra n director and assistant to general manager and Bill Lund who is the manager ard chief engineer. KBEM broadcasts live public affairs ard high school sports coverage, jazz and classical service. This is the only broadcast facility for the Mpls. Public schools. This program is believed to be unique in the country. KBEM SOPHOMORE STUDENTS Mr. Roy Finden and Todd Eggenbergen working at a Front Row — Tim Hazelmeyer, Brian Hill. Stuart Laniel. Devon Barnette. live broadcast. Back Row — J. D. Ball Instructor. Cathy Muller. Barbara Christy. Sean Thornton KBEM STUDENTS Cathy Duepner on the air. Front Row — Scott Albrecht. Kari Andrews. Brian Moore. Yven Johnson. Middle Row: John Randallman, Shawna McCorvey, Lareese Jackson. Genaro Vasquez, Ted Hatley. Top Row — Bob Montiesaro (Instructor). Joel Pajak, Mike Muller, Jim Booth. Tony Dewards. J. D. Ball (Instructor) Additional Students SENIORS Angela Clabo. Steve Stierner. Andy Atwood JUNIORS Chris Albrecht. Billy Fisk SOPHOMORES Pamela Clabo. Tamara Dwyer FRESHMEN Ray Fisk. Marsha Hill. Sean Johnson. Mark McCollough, Maurice McConnell. Jay Price. Scott Riley. Johnny Smiley. Kenny White. Bryon Bower. Rhonda Bagle, Marcus Campbell. Jason Cristensen. Todd Miller. Todd Beider. Ari Benfenon. Dylan Boots. Jess Coynandall. Scott Eitel, Eddie Hutchins. Cynthia Norwood. Josh Roybal, Trent Underheim. Kischa Wilson. Brenda Yates 115 Music CONCERT CHOIR Front row: Lisa Rondo. Marcellina Shannon. Connie Campell. Aretha Franklin, Kathy Larson. Vicki Shaw. Terri Sowers. Middle row: Mrs. Allan. Gerri Kirton. Catherine Nelson, Lorrie Dahl. Dawn Whitfield. Sharon Davis. Deanna Rosenkrantz, Joy Hinton. Denis Soderquist. Back row: Sherresa Queen. Pam Minor. Bernadine Bogle. Desiree Hubbard. LaFayette Montgomery. Allen Townsend. Phil Varnado. Vick Hinton. Jackie Anderson. CONCERT BAND Front Row Deanna Lasley. Chanda Reid. Heidi Johnson. Kim Hill. Tammy Mohrbacker. Lise Faulkner. Tina Chivatera, Calandra Curl. Tiiha Carter Middle Row Randall Beaver. Chris Fahey. Donovan Conrad. James Bjornlund. Jonathan Rowe. Ben Coifman. Mark Edwards. Tammy Black. Delaina Samuelson, Stacy Shoddy. Charlene Gordon. Hans Dickel Back Row Tom Wells. Troy Wilson. Jeff Westling. Todd Olson. Tom Gratz. Melissa Senander, Lance Miller. Thomas Grant. Tracie Freeman Chris Tate. Beth Keton Not Shown Mike Bjork, Jill Kytonen. Anthony Johnson Modern Language SPANISH CLUB: BACK ROW: Linda Hammer. Lise Faulkner. Erika White. Heather Tompkins. Goorge Peterson. Molanne Kemp. Cathy Schllchenmeyer. Jed 8urkett. Margaret Ness ROW TWO: Katie Pearson. WiKie Taylor Jr.. Teresa Parks. Becky Knipp. Tonya Johnson. Tachaka Walker. Julie Andorson. David Weintick ROW THREE: Miss Helvig. Warden Austin. Dionne Jackson. Ed Munnich. Frank Libeau. Hans Dickei. Headley Williamson. David Ruder, Tina Sanz, Mark Schlichenmeyer. FRONT ROW: Eduardo Cruz. Stacv Mvles. Tony Richie. Cedric Puleston. Nicholas HHI. Heidi Johnson. Debbie Rudelt. AFS STUDENT — EDUARDO A. CRUZ Eduardo A. Cruz is this year’s AFS student. Ed is from Florianopolis, Brazil. He is 18 years of age and attending North High for one year. In Brazil, Ed has already graduated from high school and had attended one semester at the Santa Catarina University. He plans to study economy. Ed lives with his sponsor, Katie Muir and her family in South Minneapolis. During his leisure time, Ed loves to roller skate and practice his piano and guitar lessons. This 5'7 , brown hair, brown eyes often misses sun tanning and girls in Brazil. Ed will leave Minneapolis in July and return to Brazil. FRENCH CLUB: TOP ROW: Mrs. Robin Proud. Monique Gibson. Dionne Knlbb. Lynette Miller. Tanya Tanner. Jim Coliz. MIDDLE ROW: Grant Ellis, Ben Siems. Troy Carr. Ken Helvey. Willie Austin. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Thigpen. Deanna Shavinsky, Hye-Kyong Yun, Stacy Fladwood. Tracy Williamson. Beth Schardin. GERMAN CLUB: BACK ROW: M. J. Blom. David Somers. Frau Wendy Yaworski. Pat Norten. Jeff Alexander. Scott Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Thibert. Anthony Pajak, Smeby Soobok. Art Sparr. Anthony 8arrett, Tim Blighton. FRONT ROW: Jennifer Baillie. Paula Provost. Jean O'Bresky. Tonya Weizenegger. Jenny McFeters. GERMAN CLUB: STANDING: Katie Kadwell, Frau Wendy Yaworsky, Deborah Kreuze, Ed Munnich. Matt Clayton. 117 Editors The yearbook theme this year was “A Year to Remember.” Here is a song called “Farewell” written by Odette Quesada which I think is appropriate. Farewell We used to be frightened and scared to try The things we really don’t understand why We laughed for a moment and started to cry We were crazy Now that the end is already here We reminisce about old yells and cheers Even if our last hoorays were never clear Farewell to you my friends We'll see each other again Don’t cry cause it's not the end of everything I may be miles away, but here is where my heart will stay With you, my friends with you Yesterday's a treasure, today is here Tomorrow’s on it's way, the sky is clear Thank you for the memories of all the laughters and tears Not to mention our doubts and our fears The hypertension we gave to our peers It's really funny to look back after all of these years Farewell to you my friends We’ll see each other again Don't worry cause it's not the end of everything I may be oceans away, but here is where my heart will stay With you my friends, with only you... The last 2 years at North have been very good for me. I am very proud of North High, its magnets and the students. I shall never forget North and I graduate with pride. John Bushey. This is the 84-85 yearbook and I was a co-editor. The crew (who accused me of a lot but never could back anything) made the book what it is. My image of North for the future is positive and I believe that North will produce some of the smartest, well rounded students seen coming out of a high school. When our yearbook got going, we ran smoothly. The main people involved were Tammy Irwin and Virginia Clay, who worked on the sport pages. Anna Beas-ly on the senior section. The photographers, John Bushey and David Saffell. Our index person was Genita Anthony and Co-Editor MaryAnn Toledo. Our advisor was Monica Linhoff, who without her fanatical frantics, I would have never taken our deadlines or book seriously. Thanks for buying our production and if you have the chance, join the yearbook staff next year. Franklin Meadows. 118 WHAT WAS IT LIKE TO WORK ON THE YEARBOOK? I enjoyed being a photographer for the yearbook. I got to meet a lot of people at North High. It was rough at all times, but we were able to pull through. David Saffell “Being on the yearbook staff was a real challenge for me. The challenge of meeting deadlines has helped me realize the importance of being responsible. I am happy to have been a part of the 84-85 yearbook. Tammy Irwin Being on the yearbook staff was exciting. Putting the first all school index for the yearbook was a tough job. but I had fun doing it. Genita Anthony It was a lot of work, but fun work. At deadline time class gets very frantic. The best part will be when everyone gets their book in the spring. Anna Beasley Commercial Photography Magnet Students Dave Saffell. Anna Beasley. John Bushey. Yearbook Staff Front Row: Franklin Meadows. John Bushoy. SECONO ROW: Margaret Ness. Denise Pertoet, Ika Calaway. Karen Rogers. Chaleta Colo. Alberta Stephenson. Donna Coins. Anna Beasty.David Saffell. Third Row: DoDo Grigsby. Rico Afexeander. Tiffany Moore. Don Crawford. Jossie Jackson, Karen Simmons. Fourth Row: Genita Anthony. Troy Millor. Aaron Hill. Lenora Underwood. Tammy Irwin. Shelley Hayes. John Brown. Jean O'Bresky, Jill Grigsby. Tina Hallberg. Anna Anderson. David King. Back Row: Dan Banistor. Rosalie Hill. Virginia Clay. Not Pictured: Monica Linhoff. Mary Ann Tolodo. Linda Meaux. Credits to: Monica Linhoff — Adviser John Bushey — Editor. Photography Franklin Meadows — Editor. Cover. Charlie Williams, Fads, MaryAnn Toledo — Editor. Finance. Ad Section. Staff. Current Events. Editor's Page Tammy Irwin and Virginia Clay •— Sports Editors Lenora Underwood — Student Life. Summa tech Anna Beasley — Senior Section. Fashion. Photographer DeDe Grigsby — Senior Survey Troy Miller and Stacy Watson — Freshman Section Rosalie Hill and Karen Simmons — Sophomore Section Don Crawford and Rico Alexander — Junior Section Genita Anthony — Index. Secretary Jean O’Bresky and Shelley Hayes — The Wall Anna Andersen and Aaron Hill —■ Ad Section Tiffany Moore and Ika Calaway — Club Section Karen Simmons — Administration and Faculty. Spotlights Margaret Ness — Modern Language and MICE, plays Denise Perteet — Newspaper. Faculty Dan Banister — Faculty Rosalie Hill — Division Pages Jon Brown — VPA Jossie Jackson and Jill Grigsby — KBEM Karen Rogers and Donna Coins — Typing David Saffell and Chip King — Photographers Special thanks to: David Banks Studio and Photographer Cliff Wilder Anne Mueller of Taylor Publishing Mr. DeNucei Karen Landmark Mr. Lynch 119 First Row Dan Fair. Andrea Hyatt. DeAnne Gilchrist, and Ellen (Tincy) Stewart Second Row Samantha Phillips. Tawnya Stewart. William Smith. DeDe Grigsby. Tracy Johnson, Tiffany Moore. Karen Rogers Third Row Martha Harris. Jackie Lynch. Jon Randleman. Burton Blackwell. Lonnie Rimpson. Mike Muller, Rochelle Davis. Tom Gratz Not Shown: Marsuline Hulsey. Kim Ambers. Mark Doble. Lisa Pouliot, Cedric Puleston, and Photographer John Bushey. Tom Gratz and Rochelle Davis going through the ol traditional paste-up Reporter Mike Muller interviews DeDe Grigsby. DeAnne takes advantage of new (notice the extra pencil behind the ear). This is in case technology available to the Polaris Staff, lead breakage takes place during a interview. (The word processor). “Within the city the Polaris paper ranks right at the top. It’s just as good as any high school paper. These are the words of Ms. Harris, Polaris advisor. Putting out the Polaris is more than a notion. There are many steps involved through the whole process. The newspaper staff publishes nine papers throughout the school year. Here are the steps in a condensed version, each step is important in order to put out a quality paper. 1. Brainstorming — story ideas 2. Assigning the story to a reporter. 3. Reporting — a time to find necessary information. 4. Typing — revising, purifing the rough draft. 5. Headlining. 6. Sending paper to the publisher. 7. Designing the paper, better known as a paste-t) day. 8. Distributing the paper during second hour. Writing for the Polaris takes someone who’s n t afraid to encounter new people, places and situations. It takes someone with a drive to find answer . Ms. Harris describes first trimesters class as Remarkable for being able to do so much. Second trimesters class as Well-balanced, energetic and creative. This year was the first year the Polaris had a student editor-in-chief Tanya Stewart. Harris said, I really liked having a student editor because I think it provided more direction to where the Polaris was going. The North MICE (Mother Infant Care Education) program was designed in 1974 by Agnes Bergee to help young mothers and their babies. In this program the babies stay at school so the young mothers can graduate and provide care for their child. This is a unique program — there are very few like it in the entire country. 101 Fundamental Program The Fundamental Program is just one, out of many programs that has enhanced North High. It is defined as A basis, a foundation and a necessary part of educational roundness.” The program is designed to reach the needs of all students. The program is different from all other programs. There’s more parent involvement and more homework is required than most other programs. Each year that the Fundamental Magnet has run, the enrollment has grown larger and larger, which proves the program’s worth. Lynn Matson giving a hard look at the camera. Denise Perteet kickin' it with fellow seniors Gary Holmes. Jon Brown, and Aaron Hill. Dionne Knibb trying to cook. Shounette Clomon and Tami Harris playing the camera off. 122 Candids Music is Mary Jane Brown's main thing. Mike Johnson trying to remember that last answer. Sandy playing Zorro for the camera. Kim Hill studying hard in her science class. Homeboy Steve trying to sport the fuzz Dave Mraz with the serious onion breath 123 1) Rochelle Davis 2) Seth Jones 3) Sheressa Queen 4) King Keith Wright and Queen Rachel Olson pose for a picture. 5) The Snow Daze King and Queen, enjoying their victory. 6) Aaron Hill 7) Annette Ross 8) Candidates look on as Keith Wright is crowned Mr. Blizzard. 9) Dave Mraz 10) Tawnya Stewart 11) Brian McLaurin 8 9 124 10 The Snow Daze week this year was very memorable. There was confusion on where the coronation would be held and whether the talent show would be included with Snow Daze or at another time. Finally it was decided to have Snow Daze during the day and delay the talent show until a later date. Nevertheless the junior class council, with the assistance of Ms. Bor-mann and Roz Bakion pulled everything in its place and the North High faculty and students witnessed the first Snow Daze held in the auditorium — It was an exciting event which everyone enjoyed! 4 1) Toni Taylor putting emotion into He’s out of my life. 2) Candidates look on with joyful smiles as Rachel Olson is crowned Miss Snowflake. 3) Don Crawford and Leon Shannon are UNTOUCHABLE as they pop and FREAK” in unison. 4) Shannon Killebrew and Jessi Moore shake to the Men All Pause. 125 ESTIONS PG.4 HISTORY GEOGRAPHY 1) Geraldine Ferraro 2) Mikhail Gorbachev 3) Indira Ghandi 4) D-day 5) Statue of Liberty 6) No, Shirley Chrisholm of New York was 7) Young Urban 1) Bishop Desmund Tutu of South Africa 2) Ethiopia - — 3) Reno, Nevada Mi 4) Bhopal A 5) Lebanon-gJ 6) Because he went to South Africa f j P Wm 7) Geneva. Switzerland ART LITERATURE 1) Ordway Theater 2) Truman Capote 8) CBS 9) Norwest Building. Mpls 10)525 ENTERTAIMENT SCIENCE NATURE 10) Limited Warranty Costly Memories Store tourney tickets $2.50 Cop and gown $4.00 Pair of Jeans $28.00 Movie $4.50 Gallon of gas $1.10 Curl or perm $50.00 Classrings $80.00-150.00 Prom dress or tux $100.00-200.00 Dus ride ,60 t Hotel $48.00 Pock of cigs $1.25 Gold chain $50.00-100.00 Con of pop .55 t Earrings $3.00 Leather Jacket $120.00 Tennis Shoe $45.00 Senior Pictures $80.00-100.00 Album $9.13 Corsage $6.00 Fast food Dinner $3.00 adidas PEPSI maid's Fad (fad), n. 1. something everybody is very much interested in for a short time; craze; rage: Crossword puzzles became a fad several years ago. 2. hobby: Collecting stamps is a good fad. Origin uncertain One of the things which make the 84-85 school year a year to remember are the fads. The fads at North are easy to spot, in fact you’re probably involved in a few of the fashionable fads. Fads have a way of repeating themselves, especially in fashions. Remember, baggies and mini skirts were in long before now. Who knows flared bell bottom pants may come back in style. Fads have a way of making one feel “in” or “with it.” Fads are also fun to follow, if one can afford the various trends. If none of the current fads seem appealing, do like the others who start fads and create their own. Some of the fads at North are captured in this section. There were more but we couldn’t keep up with them. 1 1 2 4 1. A class of students fascinated with state of the art technolgy. 2. Lonnie Bryant gets his catch Kenny Thompson. 3. Niatron Fondran and Patrice Wooley are all smiles. 4. Joy Quant 5. Anna Beasley and Virginia Clay bump. 6. Angie Ritacco has her eye on the Photographer. 7. Mr. McGowan thinks. 8. Mike Johnson teasing Tina Mitheum. 9. Tony Feeney fakes another pass. 130 9 1) Amy Saffell ready for bed. 2) Wally Collier babysitting. 3) Anna Anderson holding her head on. 4) Heidi and Sarah say, “Lunch is finger licken good.” 5) Stacy Myles ready for a light snack. 6) Rhonda Bogle, Did somebody say my name?” 7) Kathy Compton and Leigh Young Modeling. 8) Jenni Simms feels good about the school lunch. C and ids 7 8 131 1985 All School Index J Aanenson. Darott J li.p 15 Abrahamson. Jack p 95 Abram, lulunji Z 10 AOarr s. Anthony 12. p 76. 41 Adams. Cans 10. p 76 Adams. Howard 12 Adams. Laura Leo II. p 66 Adams. Lrsa 12 Advance Tech p 112. 113 Advertising p 136-143 AFS 117 Agee. MaeL (Taylor) 09 Agnew, Aggy-John 11. p 2 Akenson. Angola E 09. p 50 Akmsanya. IsraelO 10 Albert. Brent E 09 Albrecht, Christopher 11, p IIS Albrecht. Scott E 09. p 50. IIS Alexander. Jay li.p 68. 119 Aaan. Dawn p 9896 ABen. Russet Alexander. Mark C I Alexandra. JeltreyJ 09. p 50. 115 AH School Photo p. 5-9 Aim. Stephen 10. p 34. 60 Alston. Kimberly K II AJumn, Association, p 144 II Amefsberg. Laa M 09 Amos. Latanya 10 Amos. Micheie 11 Anderson. Aaron G 09. p SO Anderson. Anna 10. p 60. 119. 131 Anderson. Came L 09 Anderson. Dan p 97 Anderson Jacquekne 10. p 60 Anderson. John Robert 12. p 76. 113 Anderson. Juke Ann 10. p 60. 117 Anderson. Nancy Kathleen 12. p 76. 107 Anderson. Ray Anderson. Steven 11 Andrews. Bette J 10 Andrews. Cindy W Andrews. Dion R 11 Andrews Kan I 09. p. 115 Andrews. Tammy R 11 Anonen. Con L II Anthony. Genria 12. p 76. 119 AppekfiM. Data 10. p 60 AtchambauN. Marie 10. p 60 Armstrong. Catherine 11 Arnold. Teretts 12 Amok). Tyrone 10. p 60 Asheim, John 10. p 19, 60 Atlas. Andre 12 Atwood. Andrew 12. p 12 75. 76. 115 Austin. Eric 09 Austin. Mark 10. p 60 Austm. Warden li.p 66. I IT Austin. W4t 12. p 6. 28 110. II I. 117 Auvm Andrew 10. P 60 Arar Romeo J 09. p 50. 08 E BoKhtai Belinda 10. p 60 Bailey. Angela R 09 Bemic. Jenortei 11 p 37. 68 111. 117 Band. Cynthia M 09. p 50 Baker. Audtea 11, p 22. 68. III Baker. Bruce S 09. p 50 Bake . Kevin n.p 68 Bakion. Rosaind 12. p 93 Ban J 0 p 98 Banister. Dan lO. p 29 60. lift 40 Barest HasaanA 09. p SO. 46 Barhost. Juka A 09. p 50 Banbeau. Roberts J 09. p 50 Barnes. Aioa F 12 Barnes. Etwra n.p 68 Bar net I. Allen 11 Barnett. DevonK n.p 68. ■ns Barrett. Anthony 10. p 60. 117 Bamck Diane L 09 Barron Rachel L 11 132 Barton Thomas li.p 68 Bartj. Thomas M 11 Bass. Susan 10. p 60 Baxter. Mymtoue Y 09. p 36. 50 Beasley. Anna 12. p 22. 75 76. 80 93. 113. 119. 30 Beasley. WAarenep 48 Beasley. ShaunielJ 09 Beaulieu. Victor 10 Beaver. Randan li.p 34 68 116 Becker. Jean M 09 Bekien. Todd A 09. p SO. H56 Bent,eta Maurice 12. p 76. 76. 41 Boktreld Tin)0thy 11, p 68 Bendtckson Sandra 11 Ben s. Kathleen A 10. p 60. 107 Bennett. Dea M 11 Benlty. Carmen 60 Berg. Todd W 09. p SO. 115 Berger Kenneth E 09. p SO Berger Mary Bergeron. An Attaoah 09. p 34 11S. 35 Bergeron. Stetan 12 Berry. Corey L 10 Berry. Timothy li.p 2. 28. 105 Bet tula Raymond p 98 Bethea. 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WILLIAMS, D.D.S. •A modern, well-equipped dental office stressing prevention and family dental care. •Quality dentistry at affordable prices. • Your health, comfort and appearance are our primary concerns. • we show you how to personally control disease and maintain a healthy mouth. • We welcome all patients and always guarantee courteous, thoughtful, and sympathetic dental care. • a beautiful smile is always in style. 1729 Lyndale Ave. North Minneapolis, Minnesota 55411 “WHEN IN MINNEAPOLIS EVERYONE COMES TO RICK’S” 2) ctuid ddank Stadi 105 Sfijfidfd in photography 84 South 6th Street Suite 630 Minneapolis 333-1114 NORTH HIGH SCHOOL’S OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER “To Be Equal” Minneapolis Urban League 2000 Plymouth Ave. No. MPLS. MN 55411 (612) 521-1099 PRESIDENT: DIRECTOR: RONALD A. EDWARDS GLEASON GLOVER Patrons SHIRLEY UNDERWOOD Monogram Cleaners Full Service Cleaners Tailor on Premises 1112 Lowry Ave N. 529-5235 ECONOMY DRUG Where Successful People Shop for Products and Product Knowledge Shirley's Beauty Supply Northsidc Store 1109 W. Broadway, Mpls. 522-4479 St. Paul Store 627 Selby Ave 222-4186 Southsidc Store 3806 Nicollet Ave. S. Mpls. 824-3042 143 NORTH HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION When seniors complete the requirements for graduation they automatically pass from student to alumnus and become a member of the oldest and largest alumni association in the city. Polar Grads since the first class in 1889 have become members, and the number of grads is growing to over 35,000 plus. North High graduates have become leaders in business, art, music, science, sports and academics. The association will help you when it’s time for your five-year reunion or your fifty-year reunion. You will receive a fifty-year diploma. The association can help you locate members of your class, or if you need assistance when planning reunions. Please send any addresses you might acquire, and name changes from marriages, etc. to us in care of North Community High School 1500 James Ave W. Mpls Mn 55411, and we will see to it that this is noted on your class list. Please include maiden names — this is very important. The North High Alumni Association welcomes these seniors who did not have their pictures taken. Howard Adams David Esaw Vicki Jorgenson Christopher Platter Lisa Adams Niatron Fondren Rodney Kallevig Rosie Powell Teretta Arnold Rochelle Franklin Shirley Keys Jeffry Scott Andre Atlas Terance Hallberg Christopher Kinglsey Leon Shannon Willie Austin Duncan Hill Scott Kloster Bridgette Shepherd Rosalind Bakion Willie Hobbs Jacqueline Lenear Junita Smith Alicia Barnes Shayne Hoff Willie Little Jeff Tatum Stefan Bergeron Gary Holmes Robert Ludford Kelly Thigpen James Brinkley Leonard Householder Douglas Mattila Chanh Van Tran Colleen Blank Gina Howze James Michelau Robert Trettel Lonnie Boschee Jaana Hull Grace Mobosi Brenda Turner Andrew Boyd Slyvester Hunt Vicki Moen Nirandone Vorasane Dennis Brown Stephen Ittner Tom Mohrbacker Bobby Walker Pierre Burnaugh Stephen John Ittner Lafayette Montgomery Fontano Wedden Sengked Chanthakhown Adrian Jackson Jeffrey Moore Morriell White Anne Cherne Anthony Johnson John Morgan Dackary Whitfield Danielle Churn Barron Johnson Padraic Mulloy Andre Williams Robert Clarke Sherri Johnson Michael Muzzy Tayro Willilams Eduardo Cruz Kimberly Egan Felicia Jones David Orgeman Kenneth Wright 144