North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The 200 crew. Can you see why? '» a. 0 jr r a ' ' ' Harr, Grigsby. Chris Carter, end Billy Herma “They've got the Look .. .

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POLARIS 1986 VOLUME 77 Homecoming 4 Student Council 8 Fitness 12 Summatech 18 VP.A. 22 Advanced Tech 26 KBEM 28 Comprehensive 30 Fundamental 32 Seniors 36 Juniors 52 Sophomores 58 Freshmen 66 Administration 74 Faculty 76 Staff 82 Clubs 90 Snow Daze 108 Sports 112 Index 134 Deanna Harding leads the group in an experimentation in Mr. Roznafsky biology class. Biology is one of many science classes available to all students as part of the comprehensive school. Members of Colleen Callahan's third hour beginning dance class provide entertainment at the Halloween pep-fest. Junior Rosalie Hill contemplates the moment. 1200 students, 90 faculty members, four principals, and 40 staff members are among the many faces that fill the hallways at North. Girls' volleyball is one of over twenty team sports offered throughout the school year. Casandra Fulford and Susan Edstrom keep watch on the ball. o L NORTH COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1500 JAMES AVENUE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 55411 £ PEOPLE 34 ACTIVITIES 84 SPORTS 112 1

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LOOK AT US NOW! In the 50 s and 60 s it was poodle skirts, saddle shoes and rolled-up jeans. The 70 s was the ME' generation when the trends were long hair, faded jeans with patches and moccasins. Today is 1986 and the trend at North is to dress to impress-yourself. This generation has not yet had a trend or a certain style that has caught on for a long period of time. So far the trend is individualism. Rock stars have a big influence on todays trends, anywhere from Prince’s paisley prints. Madonna s lace and bangles, to men wearing make-up. sporting long hair and kicking Spandex pants. Your own fashion statement depends on your income and your taste. North has its extremes this year, anywhere Carrie Gorg and Wenonah Gurnoe showing off the ever changing fashion. from your basic alligator to silk dresses, rhinestones and pumps made from real alligators. Many items of clothing and accessories come from grandparents' or parents' closets, and these things are worn in as is condition. ripped or only parts are worn. The places to buy these clothes and accessories? A favorite among females (and some males) is the Limited Express. where clothes range from conservative to new wave. Donaldsons and Daytons are old favorites along with almost any store Downtown or at Brookdale. Some other places are Ragstock. Signatures and the local thrift shops where the people who have their own look or maybe just want to be different shop. Yes. this year had its memorable trends, let's see what 1986 has in store. omas Grant, Paula Wesaman, and Raquel Rmo hey jys where’s the alligators? Brad Beving, Melissa Mlynyck, Nell Rosco Son People!