North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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2 Beg. lnt. Art, F. row: Peter Macon, Shannon Smiley, Sandy Jackson, Jeff Newcomer. S. row: Chris Nevilles, Larry Cook, Tyrone Taylor. Jesse Wroblewski, Steve Riston, Jenny Martin, Allan Gordon, Brian Deutsch, Katie Kadwell. Adv. Art, F. row: Saysomone Daohevnag, Neal Rosgoe. Sean Nauheimer, Martha Florchinger, Shawn Nauheimer. S. row: Jennefer Zadlo, Paul Mulcahy, Theresa Scanlan, Amer Olson, Rachael Breedlove, Kathleen Rosengren, Marcus Hall, Melissa Mlysack, Somphonh Vilaysack. 8. row: Leah Patton, Joy Quant, Daryl Williams, Peyton Russell, Abdul Smith, Jesusa Toledo, Umila Persuad. Chamber Ensemble, F. row: Katie Stevens, Lisa Bolton, Erica White, Aliee Benis. S. row: Geri Hill, Becky Bimell, Sara Renner. 6. row: Michael Frankowki, Jonathan Rowe. Tom Wells (Teacher). 1. Off the court Derrick Rueben enjoys drawing. 2. Alan Gordon in VPA Art class. 25

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2 Adv. Theater, F. row: Dionne Jackson, Dionne Knibb, Sara Noble, Trachelle Tray wick, Tina Masenheimer, Tony Dembousky, Monica Monahana, and Winnie. B. row: Lara Lehman, Efrem Smith, Diane Drake, Paula Labtanc, Elizabeth Funari, Michael Kennedy (Teacher), Kamala Fors, Kris Hawbaker, and Laura Adams. Stage Crew, F. row: Todd Miller, Lisa Lingbeck. B. row: Chris Stephen, Maury Jensen, Scott Robinson. Beg. lng. Theater, F. row: Lisa Wasciak, Mary Dillard, Carrie Gorg, Eli Esters, Jamie Kin-chelow, Gloria Holcomb. B. row: Tasha Westin, Steve Riston, Angel Barnes, Victor Nakumbe, Micheal Kennedy (Teacher), Charlie James, Ann Percival, Christina Brook, Vernon Johnson, Mike Martin, Julie Swanson, Ebony Harris, Nicie Scott, Christine DeMuth, and Laura Bening. 1. Kamala Fors, and Katie bettering themselves to become great actresses. 2. Paula Lablanc, Kamala Fors, and Kris Hawbaker. 24

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The photography magnet students are hard at work. These students take all of the photos for the school T°ny Feeney studies the parts of a camera newspaper and yearbook. ADVANCED TECHNICAL MAGNET The Advanced Technical Magnet is composed of Commercial Photography. Electronics. T.V. Production, and Cabinet Making. Students who are enrolled in one of these magnet programs receive basic training and advanced study In the certain fields which they plan to make their career out of. While in Commercial Photography, magnet students exercise the use of colored film, and colored slides. These students are responsible for all of the photos in the Polaris Newspaper and the North High Yearbook. The students in the Electronics magnet deal with digital electronics. They operate and control micro-computers which are used to control robots, which the class also studies. In T.V. Production students are able to produce video tapes, and operate television cameras. The magnet class now broadcasts on cable television in the city of Minneapolis. The Cabinet Making course allows students to familiarize themselves with wood, carpentry, and the tools of a carpenter. The students are able to make docks, shelves, tables, etc. The four magnet components provide fine learning enviornments for interested students who wish to make a technical career for themselves. Sean Phillips observes the Master Drafter DeMark Riley, as he figures out measurements of his next line. Electronics. Back: Dara Appelquist. Steve Engebretsen. Scott Parker, John Hoffstrom, Steven Hayward, Lonnie Casey. Front: Raymon Wilder, Chris H. Tim Curl, Troy Larsen. Mr. Larsen. 26