North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1988 volume:

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Whet's your sign? asks Dormont Jones. 2 Shan Rich leads the way as Matt Dawson heads for the endzone. SIGN OF THE TIMES Jaroe BJornlund: It' due when?! This year, being our 100th anniversary, we chose a theme that shows how we’ve grown as a school and as Individuals. “Sign of the Times expresses this change of our reputation and the way some things will never change — our school pride, spirit, and desire to live up to our potential. Chilly Polers waiting for the thaw. 3 Ebony Kelly create a roquet. 1987 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Junior royalty Jessica Ferrell and Kai Russell Sophomore Royalty Prlcllla Kemp and Jerry Williams Freshman Royalty Tesa White and Dor Allen (not pictured). 4 Homecoming King Anthony Jenkins-Thompson and Homecoming Queen Charilta Nunn 1987 HOMECOMING COURT 5 Sandy Goodwin and Allan Grigsby Fe'Ucla McCorvey and Chad Groth HOMECOMING 1987 A stubborn Polar defense unstuffed the Teddies on this play. The marching bend poses for a picture during a break In the game. Watch your step!. Art Bergeron tells Katy Dlffley as their ride comes to an end. 6 HOMECOMING 1987 Mike Emo takes Junior class royalty. Jessica Ferrell and Kal Russell, for a spin In the gym. Roman Empire' Stevens signs his name on the Royal Scroll for the king and queen In President. Terrell Martin and Vice President Jenny Dobovsky proudly represent the Junior class as they M.C. for the Homecoming Coronation. HI Just sneak away from the battle , says Roman Stevens as Jeff Mlncey blocks for Dodrtc Henderson. assurance of his best effort at the Homecoming Game. Tarik Propes shows his Polar Power as he fights to recover the ball. Homecoming Is a combination of past traditions and new ideas. This year the traditional coronation, pepfest, game, and dance were held. A new idea was that each class decorated a golf cart for the coronation and parade. Another idea that seemed to work was a wall of football players formed around the candidates to prevent the winners from being trampled. Although the way that we celebrate homecoming may change as new ideas are combined with the best traditions, one thing that will never change is POLAR PRIDE!! CLASSES cr 1988 1989 8 199C 1991 9 Chillin’ Out With The Times What does it mean to Chill Out with the times? Chilling is somthing you do when you are with friends, sitting back, and just having fun. As the times change, the people change too. However, some things never change, such as hanging with your partners, going out on friday nights and having a good time. Mr. Vice President, Ken Ranee. Derek Markey chitlin out with the times, showing off what are you doing?1l his letter jacket Trent (Jnderhelm chills out during an early snowfall. Ooh. girls you look so sweet.” Calvin Jones. Peter Macon, Ro Azar, Dormont Jones. Tony Scott, and Joe Rooney. 10 Guess who' dlllln' out? Derek Shockley, John Smiley, and Jason Wallace. Dawn Nunn, Nana McCoy, and TwUa Sims are happily Chillin'Out. Ebony Kelly. Damian Petrou, and Regeena Green show their Polar Pride and their loyalty to the Word Series Champs!! Courtney Wofford, Chrys Carter, and Marcle Smith show their pearly white . The fella , Tony Scott, Andrea Moppln, and Ralph Crowder. Cold ChUUn' during lunch. Despite the rain Denise Mathews. Billie Patterson. Fe'llcla MCcorvey, and Latlka Russell are making the best o things. 11 DRESSING FOR THE TIMES On October 8, 1987, Homecoming Coronation and Dress (Jp Day, students show their school spirit and how they Dress for the Times . 12 Andrea Moppln and Shawandlyn Cloman flaunt their Lout Vatton and Silk. Cindy Spencer and La Reese Jackson — Black and White is out of sight, Now that’s what we rail StyleI World Champion Twins, Jerome Bogard and Jason Bogard, show how casual and formal looks fit their personalities. i: FACES IN THE CROWD Adrian Flowers. Angle Barber. Desiree Warren. Marquita Davis — Stick 'em up girls. Kimberly Esho. Gerrl Hill. Natalie Reynolds. Jaliane Hill — Smile you're on Polar candid camera!! The band playing a sweet tune. Elizabeth Wright. Cynthia Norwood. Shawn Foley. Stephanie Moore, and Terrece Blair, show their Senior Spirit. Diane Thomas. Arthur Wright, and Harlist Dillon, at the Activities Fair on September 11. 1967. 14 Anthony Jenkins. Allen Grigsby — YEAH!! 15 Aaron McClellan and Eneal Ford Head of the crowd. Earl Stanhope, Matthew Jefferson. Shawn Johnson, John Randlemen and Damian Petrou — The KBEM Crew. John Jackson showing that his arms aren't too small to cuddle. Lolita Carter. Monique Palm and Reendl Blaylark. It wasn't hard for Derek Reuben. Lorene Reynolds. Shannon Cepeda and DeMarc RUey to And someone to lean on. Roxanne Peterson and Jody Matson shoulder — to — shoulder, friend -to — friend. Willie Wally and Cassandra Herman Take the Pepsi Laura Undberg and David Welnlkk — A certs encounter. Challenge. 16 STOP! SPORTS 17 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: David Ringgold. Shan Rich. Wally Duke. Chris Jones. Steve Johnson. Jay Rich. Chris Johnson. Abdul Smith. Jamal Riley. Scott Eitd Second Row: Tim Cheatham. Jeff Larson. Matt Dawson. Ed Parise. Jonas Dixon. Arthur Wright. Doug Berry. Tarik Propes. Jerome McKinney. Tracy Lester Third Row : Head Coach Richard Robinson. Batseil. Chris Thibodeaux. Brett Buckner. Marcus Trotter. Dechun Nelson. Lance Miller. Dedric Henderson. Alex McKinney. Terry Ringgold. Patrick Davis Back Row .-Roman Stephens. Ron Shepard. Derek Markey, Walter Blanks. Jeff Mincey. Pedro Ramos. Maurice McConnell. Larry CookAssistant Coach Peter Heryla. Calvin Anderson Not Pictured :Assistant Coach Fred Bryan. Rich Robinson The football team showed improvememt in 1987, making it to regionals. The defense was ranked second in the conference. Senior defensive back, Tarik Propes. Senior Linebacker, Abdul Smith, and Senior noseguard, Dechun Nelson,led the effort. With twelve seniors, eight of them starters, graduating, Coach Richard Robinson will be working hard to fill some voids next year. Walter Blanks puts pressure on the Roosevelt quarterback. 18 Ron Shepard throws the running back down for a loss. Walter Duke uses his hands to block this defender. J.V. FOOTBALL Front Row :Yohance Moore. Anthony Green. Eric Kotwltz, Shawn Taylor. Darrow Sherrod. John Jackson. Diallo Lindsey Second Row :Adrian flowers. Paul Peel. Dino Van Denschaogen. Diallo Daye. Willey Walley. Jeff Fry. Dustin Wallin, Mike Schneider Back Row :Cooch Brian. Shawn Chambergs. Lamar Elliot. Pat Phillips. Scott Berwick, Romaine Gibson. Greg Allan. Lamar Brown. Coach Richard Robinson Mot Pictured :Micheal Otubshin. Chris Floding 19 Matt Dawson-Returnlng the kick. Brian Sheperd-Preparing for the punt. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Front Row :Kim Esho. Tommie Gordon Back Row : Cooch Tony Queen. Queen Wilson. Darlene Spogenski Coach Tony Queer preps the girls before th run. The Women's Cross Country team didn't have as many people as usual to contribute to the team effort, but coach Tony Queen feels that the students that did compete were of high quality. Kim Esho was named to the all — city team (best time 13:08 in the two — mile), amd Tammy Gordon missed the same honor by just one spot (best time 13:42). The other three runners to finish the season were Queen Wilson (13:42), Darlene Spganski (14:50) and Cindy Spencer (15:02). Coach Queen was very pleased with the dedication and positive attitudes of the entire team. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Front Row Eddie Taylor. Joe Berg. Jeromy Thotland, Jackson MacDonald. Damian Schardin. Chan Vang Back Row Coach Richard Chakolls, Peter Mandsager. Jon Kreuze, Mike Kreuze. Namer Alston(Manager) Joe Berg holding his own against the competition Jon Kreuze Is determined to give his very best effort. The Boys'Cross Country team was composed mostly of new members for the 1987 season. Despite this fact they consistently finished in the middle of the pack in invitational meets. Highlights of the season include wins over Edison. Henry, and Southwest. The team also competed in the Swain Cross Country meet in Duluth. Sophomore Joe Berg, was selected to the All — City team. Damian Schardin. Mike Kreuze, and Senior Pete Mandsager also were consistent scorers for the Polars. 21 BOYS’ SWIMMING First Row: Tony Scott 8econd Row: Glenn Ford. Dave Pasma. Jody Baker. Chris Reichmuth. Sean Carillo. Kevin Dale GIRLS’ SWIMMING 22 Coach Sherry Anderson.Javaha Ross. Nicole Dohm. (sitting) Katie Dupay. Jasmine Norling GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front Row: Chris Goodwin, Julie Swanson, Jodie Madsen, Shannon Johnston. Denise Dumas Gloria Holcomb sets up the ball for Chris Goodwin. Back Row: Sharon Davis, Gloria Holcomb, Casonya Fulford. Aquilla Roberts The 1987 Vollyball team made it to the Conference Championship for the first time ever in the history of North High School. Beating Bloomington Jefferson in the tournament in Duluth highlighted this years season. It was the dedication of the team as a whole that made this team special. Senior Aquilla Roberts and Juniors Gloria Halcolmb and Julie Swanson, made all — conference. Senior Consonya Fulford and Junior Chris Goodwin received honorable mentions for the all — conference team. Head Coach Dave Jones is optimistic about the future, for only two key players are being lost to graduation. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Mang Vang. Mai Yang. Bic Yang. Nadya Duthcln. Nancy Yang Back Row: Coach Marie Archambault. Robin Cain. Melinda Hall. Rhonda Chakolls, Kamil El — Amin Not Pictured: Kim Peterson. Jessie Erickson, and Josie Erickson 23 GIRLS’ SOCCER Front Row: Jessica Ferrell. Katharine Munnich, Shira Greenberg, Regenea Green, Lena Humphrys, Katrinia Keating, Mymique Baxter Second Row: Dawn Green, Chong Yun. Desiree Rivord, Amanda Przynski, Suk Yun, Amy Osterberg, Jennifer Maroney Third Row: Coach Lori Tauring, Kabe Hermanson, Stacy Little. Wendy Williams, Colleen Falley, Assistant Coach Kim Lund and Karen Schwartzbauer Mymique Baxter kicks an air ball. Jessica Ferrell controlling the ball. The girls' soccer team, during it’s second season as a varsity sport, was much more competitive than their 1 win. 11 losses, and 2 ties record would indicate. Many of the games were decided by only one goal. Senior Suk Yun was named most valuable player on the team and was named to the All — City team. Senior Mymique Baxter was high — scorer, and Senior goalie Regenea Green made many saves for the team. Two players. Chong Yun and Jennifer Maroney, received the Coaches Award given for outstanding hustle and positive attitudes. Coach Lori Tauring was really pleased with the improvement over last season and feels that the young program is gaining momentum. 24 BOYS’ SOCCER Front Row :Dan Thao. Pete Thao. Mike Scott. Koa Chang. Mike Shelton. Jim Wald. Jesus Panlilio. Teague Gaulkner. Tom Ronald Second Row .David Grigoy. Damien Petrou. Lloud Stewart. Xheng Vang. Aaron Blanks. Corey Johnson. Enosay Thao. Shoua Yang. Brian Sanders. Diem Groth i r- Back Row :Coach Greg McMoore. Geoffe Issacman, Bosson Yesufu. Dan Amartin. Todd Chartrand. Allen Grigsby. Harry Grigsby. Eric Engstrom. Mike Donaghy. Coach Lee Bcllfield. Manager Karl Brophy The 1987 boys soccer team was the best that North has ever experienced, in peformance, team record, and recognition of outstanding players. They finished 5 — 7 — 1, fourth in conference, and advanced to the second round of regionals. Head Coach Greg McMoore refered to the ethnic diversity of the team as one of the reasons for the success and emotional closeness of this team. The team captians. seniors Allan Grigsby. Harry Grigsby, and Damien Petrou. were named to the all — city team. Petrou was also high scorer and made honorable mention on the all — state team. Sophomore goalies Corey Johnson and Enousay Thao, contributed a great deal to the team and will provide a strong base for the next two years. Assistant Coach Lee Bellfield and Manager Carl Brophy. also added to the team success. Damien Petrou kicks the ball down field with intensity 25 Mike Donaghy and Harry Grigsby double team a Washburn defender GIRLS’ TENNIS Front Row :Margarel Davis. Chris Crawford, Ebony Kelly. Christine Dee, Shalinda Sherrod Back Row :Coach Kneisl. Renee Johnson. Anika Barcllft, Laura Bening. Sara Tenner. Lucy Vang Christine Dee-Serves up another ace The girls' tennis team improved quite a bit in 1987, especially when one realizes that there were only 10 members on the team. Juniors Rene Johnson. Sarah Renner, and freshman Christie Dee, will bring a solid foundation for next years squad. The teams only senior, Ebony Kelly, helped to shape up the squads character of hard work and fighting spirit. According to Head Coach Jerry Kniesl, this spirit and hard work paid off several times during the season, with the most notable win coming over St. Paul Harding. 26 Laura Bening showing off her front hand stroke WRESTLING First Row: Jamal Smith, Mike Madigan, Alex McKinney. Brian Goodwin. Chucky Cleveland. Demian Schardin. Mike Schneider, Trent Underhelm, Clifton Miller. Randy Washington 8econd Row: Donald Berry Jr.. Ian Sanders. Eric Kot-wlu, Joe Berg. Ricky Batsell. Jason Stebbins, Doug Berry. Mario Thompson. Brian Kaufmann, Brian Sanders. Chan Vang Third Row: Coach Richard ChakoHs.Narmer Alston. Larry Cook. Greg Allen. Romalne Gibson. Arthur Wright. Ike Baker. Jeromy Thotland,Coach John Newman. Coach Mark Dobie Winding t one oT the moM demarvkng tpot it at lai at filnrtt It concerned Wreitten mutt mam lain I hell weight end train e tremefy held Neath a wrettlert train on average 20or more hourt pet week Mott ot the North High Wrettlere choote to wretiW (or the competltlvenett When a wrettter pint down an opponent he receivei a talety p n from the cheerleadert Tha pin It utuaty dliptayed on the athlete t letter or warmvp jacket. and it teen at a mark o accompSehmenl. Si wrettlert made the all city team, mcknftng Ian Sandert, Air McKinney. Brian Sandert. Trent (Jndrrheim. Doug Berry, and Larry Cook Junior Brian Sandert. waa undefeated with 2) wint and I tie Eighth grader, Ian Sandert. (22 Wait, and 4 Lottet) and ninth grader. Chan Vang (undefeated thit teaton). were welcome addition to the team Senior Trent OvJerhelm. (24 Wlnt. I loti. I Ue). who appeared m the State Tournament latt year, attempted to become only 3rd wretder In Mmnrepokt Conference hlttory to win 100 matchet Hit lour year record it 90 wint. IMottet. and I Ue Detpite having 6 vanity Marten with little or no eaperimee and only I tentor a the tguad. the team won 13 matchet and lott only 3. The highlight of the teaton wat winning the De La SaBe Tournament Many new wrettlert combined with 2 new coachet. John Newman, and Mark Dobie. produced a team wtth an improved record and potential lor continued tuccett Joe Berg has the upper hand in this match Damian Shardin prepares to put on his moves. Damian Shardin Closes in on another victory. Brian Sanders grapples for position against a Roosevelt wrestler 27 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row Terrell Martin. William Anderson, Mark B-Amln, John Baker. Maurice McConnell. Pierre Cain. Dedrlc Henderson Second Row CoachTony Queen. Derek Markey, Jamaul Williams, Mark Riley, Charles Frazier. Jay Hall, Derek Reuben The boys' basketball team has done a great job this season. Under the coaching of Tony Queen, the team developed a positive team attitude. Mr. Queen is an excellent coach, and the team really appreciates the coaching that he has done. Mr. Queen always says, Conceive, believe, and you will acheive.” With the support of great fans and the dedication of all 13 players this team has achieved great success! The team finished the year with an excellent record of 24 wins and 2 losses Unfortunately, Park Center ended their state tournament bid for the second year in a row, defeating the Polars in the Region Semi-final. 28 BOYS’ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First Row: Jerry Williams. Sean Strickler. Michael Stevenson 8econd Row: Jonas Dixon. Sean Henderson. David Klein Third Row: Charles Frailer. Ron Sheppard.Coach Robin Ingram Mark 0-Amin. (EL) says. This is my turf, so Just step Jonn baker. (Shake and Bake) says. No way. you off” can't stop this pass. dude . Jay Hall, known as Herb. says. This is a hard job, but someone has to do It. 29 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Ebony Kelly. Stocia Hines. Mymique Baxter 8econd Row: Toya Freeman. Queen Wilson. Margaret Davis. Reggie Green Third Row: Coach Jim Dubose. Darlene Spagenski. Gloria Halcomb. Daphine Walker. Assistant Coach Tonyus Chavers 34 Stacia Hines going against a Tommy for two GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Coach Tonyus Chavers,Trellis Johnson. Yulanda Washington. Stacy Little. Nicole Odem. Keela Tyson.Assistant Coach Jim Dubose Front Row: Joann Armstrong. Cassandra Coats. Sylvia Wilson, Vernlce Harrell, Kerry Jo Felder. Lynn 54 Daphlne Walker. 24 Gloria Halcomb. 34 Stacia Hines Who's got the ball? 31 HOCKEY Front Row: Joel Haynes. Damian Petrou. Mark Edwards. Siran Bogan Second Row: Arl Bergeron. Scott Eitd, Tim Wodarskl, Brad Robbins Back Row: D.lno Vai Der Schaegen. Cory Johnson. Jon Krueze, Rich Carlberg, Keith Stormoen With not much practice or time on their hands the hockey team's season looked dim. In the season opener South handed us a 9-0 loss. But the team looked at the loss as a positive season opener. As the season grew old so did looking at the scores which befell us. The first half of the season we were outscored 74-7, but spirits remained high and the team realized that this was the first year in three that we had a team. Without losing many players to grades or injuries the team stuck together and finally beat Henry 4-0. The team improved overwhelmingly and so did the scores as we were only outscored 47-11 in the second half. Led by Tony Rogers and Damian Petrou in scoring and Captain Scott Eitel and Ari Bergeron in hitting, the season turned out to be one to remember. The team would like to thank the coach John Donovan for his time and patience and for the cheerleaders and the fans who supported us greatly. 32 CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING Coach Doug Clausen. Kay Farmer. Desiree Rlvord, Jessica Ferrell GYMNASTICS In Its first year back, the girls gymnastics team was a big hit. There are over fifteen girls on the team, and four young men coming out as managers to help out. The team did well for their first year. The girls were hindered by injuries but they still kept their winning spirit and put in 100% effort. Although the team won only one meet, judges and coaches said that our girls had the best spirit and supported each other fantastically. The managers and the coaches should be commended for their long hours and fine effort. Front Row: Tammy Little. Jenny Dobovsky. Shannon Johnston Second Row: Nikki Hill. Becky Miller. Cassy Lumpkins. Christine Brooks. Melinda Hall. Dawn Green. Harry Grigsby. Allan Grigsby Back Row: Coach Ms. Lachinski. Coach Terry Kelr. Coach Brad Olson. Usa Larkins. Christine Bednarczyk. Joelle Brady. Becky Vasseur. Kathy Chang. Peter Rowell. Jess Coykendall 33 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Splitting: Cassle Fowler, Suk Yun, Denise Matthews Kneeling: Latika Russell. Felicia McCorvey Standing: Angle Freemen. Billie Patterson. Marcle Smith This years 87-88 cheerleading squad's both Junior Varsity and Varsity have done an excellent job! There has been a new addition to the North High School Cheerleading Squad. This is the first time in three years that North has had a Hockey Team and Hockey Cheerleaders. The Polars are encouraging all the cheerleaders to keep up the good work! 34 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Flr«t Row: Angie Vo. Chanda Green. Nlklyra Hill, Melissa Hall 8eaond Row: Stacy Cornellous Standing: Becky Miller. Shalia Lindsey. LaTonya Taylor HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Aimee Mat-tlson, Emily Vogen. Captain Katharine Munnkrh Back Row: Amy Osterberg, Christl Crawford. Captain Ami Hawes 35 THE PRIDE OF NORTH HIGH Damian Schardln move for a hold The North High Volley Ball Team had a Ebony Kelly shows a powerful very successful year! backhand 36 STOP! ACTIVITIES AHEAD 37 PEER EDUCATORS Front Row: Kamil O-Amin. Billie Patterson. Sharon Wright. Victor Nacumbe. Taj Rich Second Row: Randy Washington. Katrinka Zachery. Raenelle Blaylark, Bridgette Tyner. Patrice Wooley. Ricky Batsell Back Row: Victor Walker. Wendy Baka. Advisor Gwen Onumah. Byron Kendall. Tim Barrow. Peter Rowell BLACK LEADERSHIP GROUP First Row: Marta Marks. Nicole Bridges. Lareese Jackson (President). Raenel Blaylark. Shannon Cepeda. Katrinka Zackery. Geri Williams. Stacey Lanier Second Row: Mymique Baxter (Treasurer). Sonjia Williams. Tesa White, Stephanie Hinton. Latika Russell. Kenny Ranee (Vice President). Queen Wilson. Barbara Scurry. Kimberly Wscho. Sonjia Williams. Elissa Wallace Third Row: John Jackson. Amy. Aquilia Roberts. Chanda Smith. Roman Stephens (Sgt. at Arms). Victor Nacumbe. Brian Williams. Tarik Propes. Mark Anthony Edwards Fourth Row: Callandra Curl. Ami Bidcwll, Wendy williams. Laeti Golden. Koretta Millard. Tonny Taylor. Tony thompson. Oiatumbosun Yesuta. Andreas Moppin, William Anderson Fifth Row: Douglas Berry. Efrem Smith (Secretary). Ralph Crowder. Cory Cuff. Julio Montgomery 38 MATH TEAM Front Row: SuK Yun, Tish Carter. Andrew Swan. Second Row: Coach Eleanor Matsis. Uyen Tong. Larissa Kokernot, Rhonda Chakolis, Dung Nguyen Back Row: Joe Bove. Karl Brophey (Co-Captain), Jon Krueze. Mike Krueze. Geoff Isaacman (Co-Captain) GRAMMER CLUB 39 Lautoua Xiong, John Marek. Rene Johnson. George Roberts, Wendy Williams NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row: Lorenc Reynolds, Greg Sorenson. Larissa Kokernot. Hye-Suk Yun, Amori Runghadhan. Anthony Edwards. Second row: Rebecca Scott. Anna Olson. Geri Williams. Geoffrey Issacman. Joy Quant. Kao Chung. Dung Ngyen. Felicia McCorvey. Nicole Dohm. Steve Edwards. Back row: Shoua Yang. Regenea Green. Kenny Ranee. Mark Schlichenmeyer. POLARIS NEWSPAPER STAFF 40 Front row: Bob Montesano. Terrece Blair. 8econd row: Tony Rogers. Geri Williams. Steve Andrews. Koretta Millard. Jon Randleman. Mike Madigan. Troy Provost. SCIENCE CLUB Front row: Sara Vang. Joe Bove. David Weinlick. Karl Settel, Ken Ranee. Paul Dalleska. Back row: Adviser Aletha Halcomb. Dung Nguyen. John Merick. Tisha Carter, Suk Yun. Scott Holmes. Brad Demay. Drumage Miller. Tim Wodorski. Mrs. Scott. QUIZ BOWL 41 Front row: Greg Sorensen. Tisha Carter. David Weinlick. Back row: Tony Edwards. Ken Ranee. Adviser Linda Laine. PEP BOOSTERS Front Row: Mari Gronderson. John Jackson. Dionne Carter. Angela Alexander. Charity Hagg. TaLawna McIntosh. Monique Palm. Natalie Reynolds Second Row: Sonya Lewis. Akeela Tyson. Charlene Ray. Nicole Odom. Janaya Harris. Adrissa White. Wendy Baka Third Row: Virginia Humphrey. Shennika Kemp. Andl Forman. Leslie Richards. Ami Lazo. Cassandra Coats. Nadia Dutchin. Advisor Ann Swatosh Back Row: Heather Carter. Delicla Thomas. Desiree Warren. Marquita Davis. Lanlse Bdvln, Marquita Johnson. Latika Russell, LaWayne Marshall ACTIVITIES CLASS 42 Front Row: Adviser Kathleen McCartln. Angela Lowery. Robyn Flewellyn. Lisa Grigsby. Stacia Hines. Chris Carter. Christina Coleman Back Row: Lavina Combs. Mark Pargo, Terrell Martin. Mary Kronschnable. Romeo Azar. Jerome Bogar. Terry Ringgold. Fe'Licla McCorvey. Kendra Kimbell. Tammy Little POLAR Abdul Smith Victor Nakumbe and Julian Anderson Scrisvate' Tyrone Taylor — Bass Lonnie Rimpson — Keyboards Kai Russell — Keyboards Joy Quant — Lead Vocals Sandra Jackson — Vocals Paolo Chtebecek — Vocals Imperial III — It Hurts So Bad Kecarae McKinney Knita Ambers Vernetta Johnson Chris Thibodeaux — Worth the While Stephanie Gibson — Secret Lady Natausha Oliver — Sweet Shallina Monique Smith — Locked in a Room Tawanna Gardner — I'm Not Living Without You Melody Doyle — God Bless the Child Kim Tucker — Tommorrow The Teachers — Glory Days and Faith Dk Rock — Go DK Bazyl Scott — Shaboc Maurice English — Prince Chill Royal Wreckin' Squad Roy Keys — Royal K Carl Lloyd — Jamalot Tacory Bates — Tacory Top Dillin' II Andrei Gill — Drelski Luv Germaine Washington — Big Daddy J NT Double A — Overweight Lover Trachelle Tray wick John Jackson Lenctta Jones DN Rock Featuring Mr. Mouth — Buggin' Out Abdul Smith — Dooley D Victor Nakumbe — Shammrock Julian Anderson — Mr. Mouth Lazy Boyz Jeff Griffin —MC Jeff Sean Henderson — King Sean Tracey Lester — T Rock MINNESOTA TEAMS FINISH GREAT YEAR The Minnesota Twins became the first team to appear on the cover of the Wheaties Box. Over 500.000 of these were sold. The Twins appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Twins Rookie Manager A remake of the Homer Hanky The Minnesota Basketball Team was proudly named. JESSE JACKSON When the Reverend Jesse Jackson arrived at North on Friday, February 19, people were really nervous and excited. The 1988 Presidential Candidate delivered a great speech. He quoted Martin Luther King Jr. by saying that you shouldn't look at someone by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. The Reverend Jesse Jackson, who is a very intelligent and down to earth person, lives in Chicago. He recieved a North High Jacket as a gift from North High School. North High School and Reverend Jesse Jackson make a great team. STARS OF THE TIMES Micheal Jackson (J2 Janet Jackson The Fat Boys Whitney Houston 45 Front Row : Marg'K Weinllck. Peter Mac Yellow Brick Road — D Melody Doyle, Tawn w Stacy Manual. Toni Taylor, Peter Macon Front Row: Julio Montogomery (lion). Katie Diffley (Dorothy), Efrem Smith (Wiz). Brian Williams Victor Varnado (Scarecrow) Back Row: Monique smith (Addaperle), stacy Manuel (Aunt Em). Dan (Evillene), Melodle Doyle (Glinda) THE “WIZ” 46 You mean ... Set pointers Front Row: Jennifer Martin Second Row: Christina Lee. Joy Quant Third Row: Scott Robertson (Instructor). Kendra Lcpisto. Shannon Johnston. Angle Davis. Sandra Jackson 'h Donuette Smith. Christina Masenhelmer. David y anuel, Toni Taylor. Charlie James Extreme Left: c ' Ones. Joey Huber. Kal Russell Middle: Efrem Smith. r. Jess Coykendall. Karina Krepp. Shlra Greenberg The Wiz was put together by many different people including Lewis Whitlock (Director and Choreographer). Judy Hornbecher and Ted Stelten (Producers). Tom wells (Instrumental Director), and Scott Robertson (Set, Light Design, and Technical Director) Those who performed in the play were Stacy Manuel. Kathleen Diffley. David Welnlick. Toni Taylor, Jess Coykendall. Tawanna Gardner, karina Drepp. Christina Masenhelmer. Monique Smith. Joey Huber. DeMarc Jones. Kai Russell. Victor Varnado. Julia Duthoy. donuette Smith, Brian Williams. Julio Montgomery. Margaret Davis. Shira Greenberg. Charlie James. Efrem Smith, Danielle Jones. Peter Macon. Melody Doyle. Also Renee’ Johnson. Jay Luebbers. and Geji McKinney were pit singers. The Orchestra consisted of Christie Dee. Latie Stevens. Michelle Crutcher, Heather Minkle, Chris Tate. Eric Vidas. Sara Renner. Karl Brophy. Khari Clarke. Mike Drueze, Perry Graham. David Frank The production crew consisted of Elizabeth Funari, Elizabeth Fish. Maury Jensen. Charles amundson, Jennifer Valley. Anjannettc Hevcron. Heather Durant. Adayle Murphy. Jennifer Bocek. Mandy Lofton. Neal Roscoe. Christina Lee. Shannon Johnston. Angie Davis. Kendra Lepisto. Jennifer Martin. Sandy Jackson. Barb Scurry The Wiz was highly attended by students, parents, teachers and the entire community. It was the most successful VPA performance since the magnet program began In 1962. DeMarc Jones. Jess Coykendall. Kal Russell, and Joey Huber soy Sing girl! Stage Crew Front Row: Shannon Rolf, Adayle Murphy Second Row: Doug Berry. Heather Durrant, Angie Third Row: Liz Fish. Mandy Lotiun, Charles Amundson Fourth Row: Jennifer Valley. Hen-nifer Bocak. Barb Scurry. Elizabeth Funari. Maury Jensen 47 THE THIRD ANNUAL BLACK HISTORY FAMILY MUSICAL AT NORTH HIGH Susan Breedlove of North High and Kevin Jenkins of the Oak Park Community Internationally acclaimed Prudence Johnson of Women Who Cook fame Center were the hosts of this event. vocalist Doris Hines. The Gospel Choir under the direction of Gary Hines. The Third Annual Black History Family Musical at North High, entitled The Evolution of Heritage, was held Monday, February 8 at 7:30 P.M. In the school's Charles Williams Auditorium. Students and staff of North Community High School presented family members to the public who. In turn, presented recitations, dances, and vocal and instrumental music. Components of this educational and entertaining program were: African, spirituals, blues, ragtime, jazz, gospel, rock n roll, rhythm and blues and pop. North High students participated in a choir under the direction of this year's musical director, virtuoso Mr. Gary Hines, nationally known as the director of The Sounds of Blackness. Other students participating included VPA dancers, VPA theater members, Brother's in Christ and the Motown Review. Kirk Johnson and Tony Moseley of the group Split Level (having Just completed work � 1t Prince.) Musical Director Gary Hines. Jazz-pop vocalist Gwen Matthews. 48 49 ADVANCED TECHNICAL MAGNET PHOTOGRAPHY Photography Front Row: William Edmond, Jeff Shavinsky, Rachel Curtner. Sue Edstrom, Twyla Martin. Mr. Kaiser CABINET MAKING The Advanced Technical Magnet is composed of Cabinet Making, T.V. Production, Electronics, and Commercial Photography. Students who are enrolled in one of these magnet programs recieve specialized basic and advanced training in the field of their choice. Cabinet Making FI rat Roan Troy Peterson. David Trettef. Charlie Forselde Second Roar David Ringgold. Kevin Roman. Tony Kendall, Kim Sharp Third Roar: Derek Markey. John LaVelle. Sean Perkins 50 Drafting First Row: Virgil Molacek. Troy Vondall. Greg Schultz. Marc Riley electronics Electronics First Row: Mike Anthony. True Chang. Pao Thao. Brad Stine. Walter Blanks 8econd Row: Carl Dutchln. Aaron McClellan. Joe Berg. Deon Hawfltch. Matt Thoen. Colleen Falley. Jesus Panlllo. Bruce Bruggenthela. Mr. Larson. Eric Osterberg . � r.uuuiuuii «ww. I 0103 own ocahki, • xciKJOII Cqlrr, plier. Kevin Klipstein Third Row: Mr. Neilson, Jason Stebbins StC V®0 ®«con«i o _ tacy Little r ow: Neal Roscoe, Angie Kinney. Raenell Blaylark, Damion Petrou. Chris Rep- re9 Sorenson, Jeff Alexander 51 2 O - H n C O O so 0 H SUMMATECH Students in SummaTech take enriched courses in science, math and technology classes. First year SummaTech students study limnology, The study of fresh water, along with math computer?, and drafting. Second year students study energy along with math electronics and computers. Third year Summatech students study systems, along with math. Fourth year SummaTech students have more of a choice. They can take advanced placement chemistry or anatomy,physiology, independent projects, science, technology, and society. SummaTech Teachers : Front row : Mr. McClellan. Mr. Elliot, Mr. Mlnnema, Mr. Larson, Mr. Luebeck. Back row : Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Gnie. Mrs. Cottman. Miss Larson. 8ummaTech Advisory Committee; Front row: Tony Jenkins. A mod Runganadhan. Roman Stephens 8econd row; Queen Wilson. Jo Feldman, Donecia Norwood. Rhonda Chakoils. Rebecca Scott Third row; Chung Yun, Kabe Her man son. Chanda Smith. Peter SENIORS Front Roar: Kyle MacDonald. Joe Bove. Mike Donaghy, Mark Schllchenmeyer. Lebrent Speed. Tara Rad-wood. Hye-suk Yun. Rachel Vanryswyk. Lance Miller. Calandra Curl Second Row: Tony Jenkins. David Pasma, Jerome Bogar. Nicole Dohm. Tisha Carter. Felicia McCorvey, Mymique Baxter, Ebony Kelly. Gerl Williams. Dellsla Venus. A mod Rungahan, Jason Hetland Third Row: Tina Mithun, Kao Chang. Mark Anthony Edwards. Dung Nguyn. Regertea Green. Shoua Yang. Erik Engstrom. Todd Chartland. Tony Scott. Tim Jones. Mr. Mlnnema Fourth Row: Mrs. Cottman. Stephen Edwards. Alan Wodarskl. Chris Relchmuth. Stacia Hines. Andreas Moppln. Roman Stephens. Mike Dupay. Geoff Isaac man, Tarlk Propes. James Brecto 52 JUNIORS Front Row: Aaron Blanks. Brad Demay. Jessica Ferrell. Katharine Munnlch, Kay Farmer. Sara Vang. Ka Thao. Mai Vang. Chanda Smith, Stacy Lanier. Donee la Norwood 8econd Row: Brad Robins. John Marek. Tim Wodarskl. Karl Sattei, Drum Miller, Amy Hawes. Khan Huynh. Kim Nguyen.Bryan Sanders Third Row: Rebecca Scott. Patrick Schlichenmeyer. Paul Daleska. Ben Klmmd.Chung Nguyen. Amy Bldwell, Ralph Crowder. Teresa Bogle, Robert Jacobsen. Bosen Yesefu SOPHOMORES Front Row: Max Schwanekamp. Jeremy Thotland. Joel Stauffacher. Xia Thao. Enosay Thao. Shanna William . Chaundra Stevens. Theng Vang. Chri� tina Edmond . Chong Yon. Steve Weitllng Second Row: Kathy Coro. Ken Ranee. Alistair Burn . Kevin Dale. Brett Buckner. Queen WUson. Randy Washington. Sandy Vorasane. Ping Fung. Lynn Nguyen. Kabe llermanson Third Row: Ur Kohel. Michael Otubushln. Joyce Davis. Kherl Clark. Amy Osterberg. Mlcah Godfrey. Arnka Odukale. Tlrrah Rowland Back Row: Donald Luebeck. Amanda Prrynskl. Nlchoia Patterson. Rhonda Stewart. Peter Elliot. Mark Snyder. Jon Kruere. Charles Paulson. David Houghton. Christine Crawford. Robert Larson. Carmen Irwin, Diem Groth. Daniel Martin. Cory Johnson. Jeremiah Krantr. Glen Ford. 8rlan Kaufmann FRESHMEN Front Row: Mike Mills. Jamar Lynn, Matt Martlnka. Kevin Perkins. Matt Beane. Lisa Ruiz, May Vang. Negar Vahdathagh. Trena Baker. Akeela Tyson. Vonetta Phillips. Erika Campbell. Jo Felder. Nadya Dutchtn. Scott Holmes, Jesse 8econd Row: Edward Marclnlak, Mike Harten. Anita Klrchoff. Nicole Christian. Kari Farmer. Courtney DuBose. Ami Lazo. TaLawna McIntosh. Loretta Saulter, Sonya Lewis, Deiicia Thomas. Adrlsa White, Nicole Odom. Dan Thao. Phong Vongkaysone Third Row: Bruce McClellan. Jason Bourgeois. John Holton, Andrew Swan. Kit Fung. Aimee Mattison. Corey Hanssen. Laotoua Xiong. Lue Chang. Peter Thao. Ge Yang. Chan Vang. Mai Thao. Ms. Larson. David Grigg Fourth Row: Aaron Gatzke. Robert Cress. Dontrell Fields. Teague Faulkner. Hong Tran. Ronda Chakolls, Lome Johnson. Kenneth Atkinson. Katrina Keating. (Jyen Tang. Heather Birch. Michael Minnema Back Row: Scott Barwick. Sonny Vay. Brian Rice. Alvin Graham. Peter Jlrak. Sue Grue 53 KBEM Sophomores Front row: Julian Anderson. Dana Carlson, Stephen Vasquez. Second row: Mr. J.D. Ball. An-tonyo Moore. Christina Mlnlkus, Dino Van Der Schaegen. KBEM Sophomores Front row: Marcya Copher. Becky Devore. Ed Zborowski, Blake Reimer. Shawn Foley. Back row: Mr. J.D. Ball. Vicky Wright, Jarvis Lee. Roy Keyes. Denise Washington. KBEM Juniors Front row: Earl Stanhope. Joe Gratz. Gerri Hill. Second row: Toni Cruise. Mark Solonek. Julie Chavira. Jackson MacDonald. Tony Rogers. Luke Dunlap, Steve Andreas. Jeni Blam. Third row: Matthew Jefferson. Brian Todd. 54 Front Row: Arl Bergeron. Johnrvey Smiley. Shawna McCorvey, Shawntel Jenkins. Danzell Harris, Rhonda Bogle. Back Row: Tony Edwards. Jess Colkendel, Margret Davis. Aquilla Roberts. John Randeiman KBEM — RADIO STATION 55 Jon Randleman and Ari Bergeron. KBEM Seniors doing the news. VPA Visual Performing Arts Joy Quant VPA Advanced Art: Front Row: Anthony Slaughter. Shannon Johnston. Kathy Mullen. Tyron Taylor. Chris Ivens. Angie Vo. Tim Cheatham Second row: Sandy White, Eric Kotwitz. Cor-rie Johnson. Kathy Dean. Ms. Reynolds Third Row: Sandra Jackson, Latika Russell. Joy Quant. Zalika Muskat. Jennifer Martin. Christina Lee. Angie Davis Fourth Row: Abdul Smith. Kendra Lepisto VPA Stage Crew, f Second Row: Cha-' Robertson 56 Latika Russell Charles Amundson Tyrone Taylor Row: Elizabeth Fischer. Elizabeth Funarl ftundson. Maury Jensen Third Row: Scott VPA Theater: Front Row: Anna Olson. Larissa Kokernot. Trachelle Traywick. Victor Varnado. Adayle Murphy Second Row: Pam Freeman. Leah Goldfarb. Karina Krepp. Chris Makay, Stephanie Melmur. Ryan Maddax. Jenny Gunderson Third Row: Scott Robertson. Charlie James. Tammy Gordon. Christine Brooks. Kamala Fors. Aaron. Gloria Halcomb. Mr. Kennedy Fourth Row: DeMark Jones. Jamal Riley. Dionne Knibb 57 Christine Brooks. Kamala Fors. Gloria Halcomb VPA Dance III First Row: Den ice Mathews. Bruce Baker 8econd Row: Barb Scurry Third Row: Colleen Callahan (Teacher). Sheryl Lockridge. Toni Taylor VPA Dance II Front Row: Carol Schearzkipf (Instructor). Kristina Walker Second Row:' Susan Redmond, Sally Reynolds (Pianist). Julia Duthoy. Cassie Fowler. Donuette Smith Third Row: Jessica Hatch. AstrkJ Dahl. Carrie Gorg. Jennifer Hohnson. Jessica Sullivan. Genene Price, Kim Esc ho VPA Dance I Front Row: Peter Macon Second Row: Kandi Mathews. Tammy Little. Marta Marks. Nikki Hill. Heather Dahlberg. Abby Miller. Becky Vasseur Third Row: Margaret Davis. Jasmine Norling, Heather Linn, Lia Stuart. Robyn Flewellyn, Stacy Manuel. Amanda Lofton. Lisa Larkins. Mai Young. Aquilla Roberts Fourth Row: Colleen Callahan. Tina Masenhelmer. Stefanie Barros. Amy Hawes. Lenetta Jones. Dionne Knibb, Shannon Cepeda. Michelle Wells. Nika Chlvers. Toya Freeman Why aren’t you dancing? 58 VPA Jazz Combo Flrat Row: Christopher Tate. Chris Allbright. Row: David Grey. Sarah Renner. Tom Wells. Micheal Krueze. Carl VOCAL First Row: Joey Huber. Knita. Oscmeta Harris 8econd row: Renee Johnson. Tonya Taylor. Jenny Bocek. Doug Berry. Mary Jane Brown. Hans, Lena Humphry Third Row: Carmdita Jenkins. Katrinka Zackery, Katie Dlffley. Brian Williams. Julio Montgomery. Lena Humphry Fourth Row: Efrem Smith. Mekxlie Doyle, Stacy Manuel. Shannon Rolf. Jennifer Maroney. Chris Tidcman. Mlk Frrv. Murix MrKlnniK Handbell ChoIrFlrst Row: Carmelita Jenkins, Shannon Rolf, Lana Humphrys, Shelly Johnson, Maria Mckinnas, Stacy , Jennifer Maroney. Renee Johnson, Julio Montgomery, Chris Tideman, Brian Williams, Brandi Arington, Doug Berry, Dawn Allen 59 Chase. Erik Second Brophy COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM The Comprehensive Program is made up of all of the students at North who are not in a magnet program. Of the 1,350 students at North, 700 are in the Comprehensive Program. In order to be in the Comprehensive Program, students have to live in the North district. The Comprehensive Program consists of classes like Drivers Education, Art. Sewing. Business, Physical Education. Math. English, and Social Studies. FOND AMENT AL MAGNET The Fundamental Magnet is one of the many alternative programs at North. The program is different from the other programs is several ways. First of all, there is a written contract each student and parent signs at the beginning of each school year. Secondly, parent-teacher contact is emphasized. The teacher makes sure the parent knows when a student misbehaves, or is not doing his work. The teacher also calls home to report good news. There is a lot more homework in this program. The program is dedicated to the concepts of scholarship, courtesy, respect, responsibility and citizenship. Although the teachers are strict, they are fair and they want the very best for each student. 61 SPANISH CLUB Front Row: Wyatt McDill. John Marek, Lena Humphreys. Debbie Kirkland. Adayle Murphy Second Row: Pat Schlichenmeyer. Lance Miller, Dee DeVore, Alex Mckinney. Kandi Matthews Back Row: Melanie Helvig, Laeti Golden, Karl Brophey. Joe Bove. Matt Dawson. David Houghton Front Row: Dawn Green. Angie Freeman. Shannon Cepeda. Rachel Breedlove. Roman Stevens. Marsha Hill. Tarik Propes, Tony Scott Second Row: Marlon Carter, Jeanette Belden, Negar Vahdat, Cassie Campbell, Khanh Huynh. Angela Tucker. Sharon Wright. Anlka Odukale, Terrece Blair Third Row: Kathleen Mullen. Delicia Thomas. Lateef Bilal. Tim Wodarski, Heather Linn. Leah Lynch. Tony Jenkins. Chanda Smith. Tika Washington Back Row: Miss Melanie Helvig, Mike Mills. LaMar Elliot. Regenea Green. Peter Jirak, Corrie Cuff. Stacy Watson Front Row: John Edwards. Michelle Pewbish. Lerene Reynolds. Toya Freeman, LaWayne Marshall. Anthony Mills, Denetriss Demry. Stacie Cornelious, Ralph Crowder Second Row: LaBrent Speed. Corey Hanssen. John Jackson. Khari Clarke. Jerry Williams. Sean Henderson. Tyra Dixon, Robyn Cain, Tina James. Angela Rose. Melanie Helvig Third Row: Pamela Moore. Casonya Fulford, Nathan Kokernot. Ronda Chakolis. Tari Brewer, Cassandra Herman. Jenna Jognson, Kathy Curo, Stephanie Melmer, Geri Williams Fourth Row: Lisa Larkins. Linnea Cavitt. Ginger Lone. Andreas Moppin. Suk Yun. Bryan Sanders. Chris Reichmuth. Danielle Jones, Lome Johnson Back Row: Joyce Davis. Kiara Robinson. Teague Faulkner. David Grigg, Mark Salonek. Anthony Green, Todd Chartrand. James Bjornlund. LaReese Jackson. Richard Carlberg 62 FRENCH CLUB Front Row: Jo Felder. Andrew Swan. Jessica Ferrell, Katharine Munnich, Rebecca Vasseur, Jessica Sullivan. Bosun Yesufu Second Row: Nadya Dutchin, Erlean Huff. Amanda Przynski, Kay Framer, Larissa Kokernot, Angel Kinney. Tyrus McGowan. Allistair Burns Back Row: Chong Yun, Fawnia Snyder. Abby Miller. Desiree Warren. Jennifer Mckeever, Nikki Hill, John Baker. Dar Allen. Shawn Chambers. Mark Snyder. Madame Scott GERMAN CLUB Front Row: Matt Primmer. Tim Blighton, Robert Jacobson. Drummage Miller. Paul Dalleska Back Row: Ms. DeBoer. Emily Vogen, Laura Dreyer, Tirzah Rowland. Michael Harten, John Holten 63 CHOIR Front Row: Felicia Nelson. Kecarae McKinney. Mardea Berry. Kamille El-Amln, Paula LaBlanc. Natausha Oliver. Second Row: Elizabeth Fish. Stanhope. Natheena Mowers. Tesa White. Tabitha Hatley. Charity Hagg. Talicha Whitmore. Third Row: Tawanna Gardner. Angela Hines. Talawna McIntosh. Heather Dahlberg. Eleanor Currie. Kerri Duden. Sonjia Williams. Fourth Row: Ms. Dawn Allan. LaDonna Sims, Donecia Norwood. Jenlffer Bookey. Latonya Jones. Twanda McCoy. Shannon Smiley. Lenetta Jones. BAND Front Row: Tina Chlvatero. Antoinette Dawson. Teri Donaldson. Tonjia Berger. Sara Renner. Aaron Keating. Teresa Baogle. Heather Minkle Back Row: Kevin Dale. David Gray. Eric Vidas. Chris Tate. Desiree Rlvord. Khari Clark. Mike Krueze. Jeremy Thailand, Jerome McKinney, Dave Webb. Scott Holmes. Kerry Felder. Carrie Sharp. Rebecca DeVore Standing: Band Director Mr. Tom Wells 64 STOP! PEOPLE AHEAD 65 66 FRESHMEN AHEAD Nadia. Akeela. Dellcla, Janaya and Montoya stand to show that they are proud to be freshmen. Marcus Galloway poses for the camera. Denise Akenson Dar Allen Teisa Aldrich Greg Allen Richard Allen Larry Anderson Robbie Angerhofer Cerise Applebee Angela Arrollo Kenneth Atkinson Kasika Atlas 67 FRESHMEN Issac Baker Katrena Baker M. Banks J. Barnes Matt Beane Chris D. Beenken Jeanette Bdden Derrick Bel M. Beil Domonique Lanise Beivine Nicole Bensone Berger.Tonja Latrina Berry Mardga Berry Lateef Bilal Heather Birch Belle-Isle Lorenzo Bleul Steve S. Bogan Jason Bourgois Jeremy Bourke J. Brady Zee Brazelton Y Brazelton S Bright Boboszenskl Richard Brown T Brown Richard Bullock Ronald Paul Bushey Ericka Campbell R Carlberg Sean Carrillo Marisha Ceg n Burkhalter Rhonda Chakolls Lue Chang T. Chang Tlffane Chapman Ben Chase N Chivers NlcdeCharles Cleveland Christian B Colfrr n C Collopy D Combs Carmen Cook lock Darrell Stacie Cornelious Robert Crandall Robert Cress JohnCrisler William Critf Corlisle 68 CLASS OF 91 John Edwards Kamillah El— Lamar Elliot Jessica Erickson Joste Erickson Trajanas Evans Matt Evers Dawn Fair Kari Farmer Nalheena Flowers Sam Rowers Eneal Ford Henry Ford Terrlcce Franklin Jeff Frei Kit Fung Charistin Funk Dion Gatlin Latonia Tamara Curtis Heather Dahlberg Laura David Johnathan Davis Diallo Daye Christie Dee Denetriss Demry Craig Dickson Culbertson Kerry Felder James Ferguson Dontrell Reids Jerry Rsher Tony Fisher Eudrecka Remlnn M. Flewellen Chris Flodlng Alvin Flowers Mary Ann Dircks Lateria Melody Doyle Donoidson ■ Laura Dreyer Courtney Dubose Nadya Uutchin Tiffany Ecker t ail Deanna Eckley James Edwards 69 FRESHMEN Lamont Green Deon Griffin David Grigg Arthur Haily Melisa Hall Deneshia Derek Hanson Mike Hanson Ryan Hanson Hammish Corey Hansson KeelaHardge Marc Harrell Janaya Harris Michael Harten TabithaHatly Abithan Tanlsha Hawkins James Hemphill Haughton Sheila Henry Kevin Hicks Angela Hines Chandelle Hinton Jennie Hogstad Quana Hollie Scott Holmes Carrie Holmln John Holton Damont Jones Lenetta Jonei Bruce Huotari Juanltta Irwin J. Jackson Peter Jirak Lome Johnson Preston Jones Katrina Keating Patrick Kelsey Oudone Michele Klnkead Avita Kirchoff DeMarko Knox Marla Kohler Nathan Kokernc Charles Shentel Langums Mike Larkins Kallsha Larson Rena Ida Leggett DownLenlor Cory Lester Sonya Lewis K. Lingbac Lampkin 70 CLASS OF 91 LoriLingbeck Heather Linn Tomorrow Little Phillip Lockhart Sheryl Lockridge Amanda Lofton Chasita Love Jamar Lynn Edward Marciniak Carter Marlon TrisileeMarr Tanya martin Matthew Martinka Craig Martinson Aimee Mattison James Mattson Alonzo McCoy Tyrus McGowan Jenny McKeever LeRoy McKelvy Talawna McIntosh Angela Mei Christina Miller Cliff Miller Darcus Mitchell Dennis Moore Michael Moore Prentice Moore Felecla Nelson Jasmine Norling Nicole Odom Stephani Oliver Patricia Olson T. Olson A. Osby Geno Owcznsky Tina Pierson Orlando Panlilio Josh Pikala Chris Payne Edgar Pornell Tony Peoples Bernard Randall Kevin Perkins Roy Nelson John Reed Sunita Persaud John Peterson Leticia Peterson ■ At , Vonetta Phillips Athena Rehfeld Raydell Reid Willie Reliford 71 FRESHMEN Bryan Rice Leslie Richards Kelly Ripley Desiree Rivord Gary Robinson Kiara Robinson Christine Rondo Thomas Ronald Joseph Rooney Joel Rosso Picture Not Available Sue Sargent Loretta Saulter Jermaine Saunders Lisa Ruiz Jennifer Sable Kevin Sanders Richard Sanders Michael Sargent Brandon Sigers Frederic Sila Ladonna Sims Diana Smith Khanprason Sayarath Michael Dawn Sc hot Nicole Schulte Schneider Tylln Scott Macrae Semans Carrie Sharp M. Shelton AnnaShoberg Picture Not Available Gavin Smith Jerusha Smith Monique Smith Bradely Snaza Fawnla Snyde Sheila Soderstrom Picture Not Available Sean Strickland Shanne Soulier Erik Spanyers Laker sha Stewart Chadwick Stolt RobStoUman Keith Stormoen Joel St roc how Donnie Strau Lia Stewart Kena Ketrina Suttles Andrew Swan Uyen Tang Ikena Taylor C. Thao Dan Thro Stubble Held 72 CLASS OF 91 Dang Thao Mai Thao Peter Thao Delicia Thomas Decarlo Kevin Thompson Andrei Tillis Thrtmnvm Cynthia Townwrvl Hong T ran Shaniquia Monique Wilson Sylvia Wilson Chris Wood Laotoua Xiong Bic Yang Chad Yang Ge Yang Nancy Yang Williams Galen Young Ulysses Zackery Tabitha Hatley Teague Faulkner Marcus Nolen Trent True blood Kim Tucker Angela Tucker Akeela Tyson Elizabeth Tyson Chan Vang May Vang Yang Vang Germaine Washington Hans West Nils Westdal Adrissa White Tesa White Micheal D. Williams Rebecca Vasseur Sonkarlay Vay Jennifer Vera Allan Vernier Eric Vidas Emily Vogen Jim Wald Marcus Watson Donna Wedden Sonya Weidner 73 SOPHOMORES AHEAD 74 ) Tim Barrow, Duane Mclnnis. and Sean Henderson are three debonair dudes. Amy Wendt catches the wave with Coca — Cola In accounting class. Joseph Ackman Marlene Albert Laura Albrecht Chris Albright Kimberly Allan Knlta Ambers R. Amundsen Linda Anderson Mlchiko Anderson Wendy Baka Jody Baker Roniel Bellfield Joseph Berg Julie Bailey I Leeselson Bellfield Jennifer Bookey Shawn Anderson Michael Anthony Joamme Armstrong Melissa Berger Shandai Bethea Aliiia Black Brandi ArrlingtonAlonzo Atlas Timothy Scott Barwick Barrow Jason Blackford Rcanell Blaylark Da mi on Baas Heidi Behrens Jennifer Bocek Jennifer Banker Angel Barber Stephanie Barrow 75 SOPHOMORES Dionne Carter Heather Carter • Lolita Carter Andrew Shawn Chambers Sebastian Andra Chcsney Jean Chesney George Caruthers Chandler Christopher Khari Clarke Cassandra Coats Timothy Coats Keith Colsch Curtis Cornelius Christina Edmond William Edmomd Jon EJtel MikeEmo Colleen Falley Adrian Mowers Shawn Foley Glenn Ford Adrienne h ormen Curtis Dallas Lori Dallman Michelle Darrough Joyce Davis Marquitla Davis Antoinette Dawson Rebecca Devore Thomas Dixon Heather Durant Edmond Charles Frazier Ping Fung Tina Furrow Juanika Gardner Jonas Dixon Ronald Garrett Michelle George Romaine Gibson Yvonne Giles 76 CLASS OF 90 Kevin Gillette Jeff Gilmer Mlcah Godfrey Brian Goodwin Marcya Gopher Tammie Gordon Chanda Green Dawn Green Shlra Greenberg Eugene Greer Diem Groth Jenny Gunderson Monique Haas Wendy Haflund Charity Hagg Kristina John Holvorson Chris Hanson Halverson Tracey Hardin Ackesa Harms Vernice Harrell Robert Harvey Kelly Haughton Sean Henderson Shannon Herman Kristin Herman son Anjle Heveron Jon Hill Nikyra Hill olanda Holcomb David Houghton Virginia Ronda Huntley Scott Hyde Chris Ivens John Jackson Humphrey Robyn Jackson TlmJaves Latlsha Jefferson Carolyn Johnson Corey Johnson Erik Johnson Kila Johnson Marquita Shelley Johnson Johnson Trellis Johnson Renetta Jones Jennifer Judge Brian Kaufmann Aaron Keating Priscilla Kemp Shennika Kemp Roy Keyes Debbie Kirkland SOPHOMORES David Kline Tim Knutson Elizabeth Kohel KronschnaWe Lisa Larkins Eric Larson Craig Lesley GuyLaurant Christina Lee Jarvis Lee Erin Leebins Michael Lester Terrall Lewis Lori Lindner Shalia Lindsey Stacy Little Rebecca Loftus Jenny Lowry Lenell Loyd Ryan Maddux Dan Martin Misty Massie Laura Mutlu Denise Mattson Quincy Manuel DeWayne Mclnnls Kecarae Robert McGee Jennifer Mei McKinney Stephanie Koretta Millard Melmer Abby Miller Alonzo Miller Rebecca Miller Anthony Mills Michael Mills Christina Mlnikus Kenneth Minikus Heather Minkel Anthony Moore Demetrius Moore Yohance Moore Joseph Moshier Adayle Murphy Zallka Muskat Shareon Myers Leeroy Neal Kimberly Nelson Lloyd Nelson 78 CLASS OF 90 Huy Nguyen Llnh Nguyen Ernest Nichols Cecelia O’Neal AnlkaOdukale AmyOstcrbcrg Michael Monique Palm Nicholas Otubushin Patterson Chuck Paulson Paul Peel Robin Perkins Kimberly Nicole Pittman Tiffany Porter Michelle Prebish Matthew Amanda Przynski Peterson Frank Robinson Shedderick Robinson Tamiko Robinson Reggie Rodgers Shannon Rolf Mike Rondo Angela Rose Tirzah Rowland Brian Scheppord Amy Randall Craig Randall 9 Tajreed Rich Duane Richardson Senetra Ratcliff Angel Rau Charlene Ray Audrey Reed Randy Rash Max Mike Scott Schwanekamp Vicki Scott Joshua Scrimshaw Cassaundra Shaw Picture Not Available Ronald Sheppard Tabatha Simon Latwila Sims Donuette Smith Picture Not Available Dana Snoddy Mark Snyder Lakrecia Sorrells Stacy Stage Shawnna Joel Stauffacher Chaundra Stanhope Stevens Michael Stevenson 79 SOPHOMORES Rhonda Stewart Jennifer Strood Renata Sweeter Darin Tarrents Latonya Taylor Tlffanie Taylor Enosey Thao Xay Thao Christopher Thibodeaux Craig Thompson Michelle Jeromy Thotland Angela Thurber Jackie Kathryn Chiquita Lisa DeNeal Truebkxxl Carmen Trwln Brldgette Tyner Jennifer Valley Dennis Mang Vang Poo Vang Stephen Vasquez Angie Vo Sandra Vor sane Kristina Walker Dustin Wallin Albert Ware Desiree Warren Randy Washington Yulanda Darrell Waters Dave Webb Jacob We t Vender hagen Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Steve Tallcha Whitmore James Whitner Sabrina Wiley Jerry Williams Shanna Williams Queen Wilson Courtney Angle Wool y Wofford Arthur Wright Mai Yang Hye — Chong Yun Edward Darren Tarrents J. Williams Zborowskl 80 Tiffany Jackson working hard to cam a good grade. Junior Class President Terrell Martin, Honey, that haircut is fresh! Kandii Matthews, cool as a cat. JUNIORS AHEAD 81 JUNIORS Derek Shockley contemplating the next move on his art project Shannon Johnston and Jodie Madsen are jazzy juniors with jam- mln smiles!! CLASS OF 89 Catherine Aanenson Alston Narmer Charles Amundson William Anderson Steven Andrews Kristin Ash Terrance Averyheart Tacory Bates Richard Batsel 82 CLASS OF 89 James Beard Jay Beldan Laura Benlng Doug Berry Amy Bidwell Aaron Blanks Jennifer Blom Teresa Bogle Mari Bradley Tashima Tari Brewer Christine Brooks Kevin Brooks Karl Brophey Tyrone Broska Patricia Burt Christine Cacas PierrleCain Brazelton Robyn Cain Lance Carlson Angela Caron Chrysten Carter Matrlce Carter True Chang Julie Chavlra Timothy Paolo Chlebecek Cheatham Shawendolyn Kendall Coleman Mel Coleman Charles Coles Lavina Combs John Cook Larry Cook Tyrone Corbin Kristine Crandall Colman Ralph Crowler Toni Cruse Corrie Cuff Rachel Curtner A Dahl Kevin Dale Cinquez Dant Angela Davis Patrick Davis Brad Demay Rondeana Devore Bill Dircks Jonas Dixon Tyra Dixon Jenny Dobovsky Walter Duke Luke Dunlap Allca Durham 83 JUNIORS Carl Dutchin Julia Duthoy Maurice English Kimberly Esho Bryan Etchieson Taras Evans Kay Farmer Jessica Ferrell Carrie Flefc Elizabeth Fish Robyn Flewellen Cassandra Paullah Franklin Angie Freeman Toya Freeman Elaine Funari Marvin Galmore To wanna Stephanie Gibson Leah Goldfarb Chris Goodwin Joe Gratz David Gray Laheen Grcndall Jeff Griffin W Gurnoe Deanna Harding Jessica Hatch Ami Hawes Deon Kimberly Hayden Cassandra Euquer a Den nice Harrell Oscameta Harris Gerrl Hill Jalalne HIU Khanh Huynh Larissa Ingram Scott In it Stephanie Hinton Gloria Holcomb Shantae Holmes Lena Humphrys Phillip Jackson Sandra Jackson Tiffany Jackson Robert Christina James Charlie James Tyson Jaworskl Amy Jay Matt Jeffersx Jacobson 84 CLASS OF 89 LaToya Jones Melvin Jones Daniel Kelly Tony Kendall Veronica Keys Kendra Kimbdl Angela Kinney Kevin Klipstein Karina Krepp MtkeKreuze Kurt Kupglsch Stacey Lanier MiaLasenby Kendra Lepisto Tracy Lester Lori Linder Brian Litecky Tammy Little Gegi McKinney Jerome Elbert McMorris Aaron Mcclellan BevMellema Christopher Mika Drummage Miller Larry Mlninger Lincoln Mitchell McKinney Shantel! I Iuinn lArt Angela Lowry Leah Lynch Jackson Mike Madigan Jodie Madsen Tara Mahon Quincy Manuel John Marek Albertlne Mason Jacqueline Kandie Matthews Alex McKinney Mason Jennifer Maroney LaWayne Marshall John Martin Julie Martin Terrell Martin 85 JUNIORS Barb Nogowskl Donecia Norwood DebNowlan Jessica Nunn Natausha Oliver Eric Osterberg Carol Owens Qlana Owens Jesus Panllllo Siyolo Patterson Kenneth Pearson Donato Perrici Ken Price Susan Redmond Natalie Reynolds Jamal Riley Terrance Merldeth Roach RirwioM Tina Robarge Brad Robbins Tange Robinson Rafael Rodriquex Tony Rogers Kevin Roman Gena Ross Jody Ruedebusch Kal Russel Shannon Smiley Timothy Smith Mark Soionek Cindy Spencer Bill Spuda Earl Stanhope Jay Stebbins Boyd Stephan Lloyd Stewar Carrie Sapa Karl Sattel Demia Schardin Patrick hl!rhranw un Bayzl Scott Douglas Sexton Damian Sheridan Derek Shockle Bryan Sanders 86 CLASS OF 89 Yvette Stingley Julie Swanson Ka Thao Pao Thao Lannette Mario Thompson Brian Todd Rich Tolan Carlita Townsend Thompson Dawnlsha Marcus Trotter Michelle Tucker Mia Vang XlaVang Kimberly Vetter TroyVondall Marie Vnuck Daphlne Walker Townsend Jason Wallace Shawn Walsh Denise Rhonda Jernaul Williams Sonjla Williams Tonjla Williams V. Williams Wendy Williams Washington Welienegger Connie Wilson Steven Wilson Everett Wltthuhn Tim Wodarski Lisa Wojciak Pao Yang Ylng Yang Sandy Young Josh Olson Kelli Richardson Marcella Smith Albert Ware 87 Carr Pearson Gossipers: Katrinka Zackery. Brian Williams Biggest Ego: Roman Stephens. Lisa Grlgsoy SENIOR HALL OF FAME ,oO. SV aW«sV cs c ' 90 SENIOR LIFE Nicole Dohm doing a senior privilege, talking on the microphone during a pepfest. Hm Blighton Groovin' at the Homecoming Dance Miller Time (Lance Miller). Tony T (Anthony Jenkins), and Drae Love (Andreas Moppln) stylin' and profilin' downtown! Andrae Jenkins Chillin' out and lookin' so HOT! Allan Grigsby showing off his charming smile. Aaron Anderson and Greg Schultz are LaReese Jackson all striped up. sweet-toothed Seniors. I Angela Akenson Angie C Sp e Thanfca to my few but apeclel frtenda who' atpportad m Denlae. my lowly aleter. make tha moat ajl of high achool arid haw fun tool Kevin Angerhofer Alter high achool I plao to go Into tha Navy. John Baker Shake and Bake After high achool I plan Jo attend cokaga Jeffrey Alexandra Jeffln tha lima I haw K nl at North. I haw had alot of ftm and dona akx of hard work. II newr regret my daclalon to coma to North. Ro Azar CoCo A tar high achool I plan to make It In muUcffl Mymique Baxter Meekle'To Ebony. Stacie. and Daffy, keep In touch through tha yeara and remember afwaya be tha beat of frtenda. Love Mymlgue Aaron Anderson Aaron ‘ TWINS ARE WORLD CHAMPS I Laaw tha ceremony! Bruce Baker Shantel Beasley 92 Jean Becker James Bjomlund Eric. Mike. C Todd Let's paity till we poke. Oustavua Adolf in Rule 1 Walter Lafonce Blanks Take control C lead your life. Don't let your friend decide which road you will be taking In life. TlSH, WILL YOU MARRY ME? I plan to live tong C prosper. Kenneth Berger Jr. l heve only one thing to say Do good In school, don't skip, cause It will get you In the end. So stay In school and make the best oI It. Sincerely. Ken Art Bergeron The B g A 1 leave my bssebol eapertese to a of the cndetdassmen Lou ' Def Crew Lou -Yo Homes war up fcu� years at North have been great We Gonna Partyl Zebrah Black Tool the underclassmen: hang In there and It wllalbeover I plan to go to school and be a cosmetdo st. Terrece Blair Ms 8l ir • To freshman, although some might discourage you along the way. believe m yourself and achieve! ' I plan to attend coaege out-of-state 93 Joe Bove Cone I come not to praite Summatech. tu� to tuiy It; A nice deep hotel If you dn't eat your meat, you won't get any pudding. I plan to pur we getbaH Tashima Brazelton Lambocghlnl'To Lady Candidate Laporcha. Marcedev nay ClUl be � eel and nay out there. Keep houvng It up. To Walter Blank tay weet. Thank akx mom! Willie Braziel 94 Sisearea Brackett Lynn I plan to go to college and major In builne odminlttratlcn. James Brecto Tiyo Siyolo Patterson Brewer Slyoio T To tH ol my fitenda and e«-a� tetheatta. I went you lo aley In achooL remember thle year, CI uy that with love • klul Love yal Siyolo. Mary Jane Brown Brian Burton Cassandra Campbell C� � a-nova 1 would Mke to eey tomy aJ aier CnVa Hang In there ahoety. you can do It became I believe m yoad' The dewga of 881 Linnea Cavltt Mea I plan to go to college and major In nuralng 95 Shannon Cepeda Shan, Shorty When 190 off to college. I wont to leave my cousin Cart ta si the f Ba I left behind sod my good grade lo underclassmen Live lot today! Blue To an you North High Polar Stay Kooi like me. I plan to to go colegt and have a good lime. Kao Chang Tina Chivatero Tlgger Make the moat of yc � hl i school year I plan logo to coBege to major In Court Reporting. Michelle Clabo Blondle When Idle II leave my brain to science C my body to Vogue I plan to net away and Join the Foreign Legions Todd Chartrand Brian P. Cloutier U you drop out In your Senior year you can forget that good paying Job I plan to attend Northwestern Electronics Institute. Christina Coleman Crl co' To all the underclassmen. I hope you do wHI in your final years Mt at North Mgh School If been funt I plan to attend MCC. Tyrone Corbin Jess Coykendall Jessepoo Grades are what up. make them a priority!! I plan 10 finish college and roR In tall brink 96 Calandra Curl Kathryn Susan Dean Kathy Youth it one of the mot! Important Umn of Ua It It Important to use H In a «ay that wll bring you happlnett even as you grotr old. Anthony Dirks Tony Good Bye and Good luck Fee«ng Great In IW I plan to be the bet! AVTO Mechanic! S-ryn Thant T-ta. Scott, flea. PaUa C a the othert along the way making my years at North the best ever! I plan to go on vacation G then to MCC Sharon M. Davis Nicole Dohm Alter high school I plan to attend a Liberal Artt College Micheal T. Donaghy Oonaghy Don’t give up. Whatever you're doing now It going to help you tome day. I plan to work and enjoy Mel 97 Louis Godfrey 'Of crew Loo ' I iholl meet you outside the radwey station, you � ha« know me by the cut of my clothe end the � me of my cologne!! Sandra Goodwin Sandy After high school I plan to go to school to be R.N. or phytchologitt Usa Govan Regenea Green Reggie Tool undtrdo man — strive to be the beat — when you look beck on your high school year let It be • happy thought! Special education Allen Lee Grigsby Twin Boleg Learn what you can now. became It twice at hard when your older. I plan to own my own business DeLisa Montrese Grigsby I would hke to thank my mother, boyfriend, and teacher for helping me through my high school year Major In child development and be a head teacher. Herbert William Hall Jr. Jay MaT So glad the time ha flnaky arrived!! I had alot of great time with R. J t! I plan to major In aviation play ccftogc basket bel 100 Danzell Harrell I plan to attend Brown Institute and major In Radio Broodcalling Dedric Henderson Johnney Harris Johnney Few • Go lor your goals become achieving your goal will be the greater thing you l ever do Cynthia Hawkins Cyn • I leave ail of my everlasting love to Derek Anthony Shockley. Forever ... I plan to major In bu lne � at Clark Cotege 101 Calvin Jones Kaltkl Stay In school end do al the work: you'l be better off. I plan to go to college and gain tome more knowledge. Leticia A. Jones Tlth I leave al my knowledge and the ability to team to my titter and keep namin' It gW To Walter BUnkt-l wt« always care and love yotiB Ebony Kelly Spud Eb Participated In baiketbal. tennlt. and toftbaa After high tchooi I plan to retired DeMark Jones Mark’ I would Mce to tay to all the party people of North High — left always keep It Bvel I plan to achieve my goait. be a hard worker, and have fun Byron Kendall Shane The hardest thing to be In this world It yourtelf. After high tchooi I plan to lake a vacation!? Danielle Charise Jones Otnl Invest. Buy American, and vote Democratic I plan to further my education Dionne Knibb 104 Larissa Kokemot Christopher Larson Party hardy, rock n ro I W arc great and were the ctni of ’6611 plan to pet a job and make a living Yurika Lindsey I Stacey Krueger Out of ai the schools that I went to. North' the be t tchool. I plan to go to the BemldJI AVTI after high school Cassandra Lumpkins Cattle Don't ever Imlt yourself. Ufa I too thort to only accomplsh on thing but don't over do youtelf. Always do the bett that you can do Paula Lablanc John Lavelle My Interest t In the Mv� e because I am going to spend the rest of my Mfe there ' Charles f. Kettering I plan to take It easy until college start . Peter Macon Petey Check out everything there I to check out end don't miss out on knowledge that ewalt for you I plan to see the world after high school 105 106 107 Julian Robert Montgomery AAo Cod hat helped to complete tchod. I give Mm 0 the 0 o y. thank . and praite I plan to aerve God whole heaitedh' for the (ett of my life. Victor Nakumbe MC Shamrock we made It Bve. we made It great cauae we're the datt of 88 You codd never feel low or down when victor Nakumbe It arocnrfl Dung H. Nguyen Big Guy To my friend You're not at bad at I ami After high tchool I plan to have a good time Andreas Moppin Dree Love Betl of luck to my Homefeoya G the crew Houte M up” 0 a lay ch AS you glrlt atop hok ng me WORD Ralph deep on pcdln $ J Mop tWlnglnlJ K. Cynthia Norwood Sho-ty Underclatimen: I have one thing to tay.Think before you do H you remember that, you! have a better kief I plan to become an Electrical Engineer Kathleen Mullen Kathy I plan to tucceed In whatever I do Paulette Nelson Charllta Nunn Shy like tee you In Atlanta Monique keep roftlng in the babe a My aenlor year wo the belt!! I plan to major In DentIMry David Frank Pasma Par Take Hfe foe � hn II I and no vhat ll appeara lo be 11 plan lo go to coBtge. get married C laal but not lead, own a pocaehettt Billie Patterson Wr are the claaa ot 88 and we� rock tMa atatefl V.l-C-T-O-R-Y. that our aenlor battle crylt I plan to continue my ochoo ng and be the beat I can] Sean Perkins Sean I plan to go to trade achool alter high achool Roxanne Peterson Roale 0 Rocky To a my friend Thank you for being there and making my aenlor year one to remember, I plan to attend a bualneaa cotege. Sheila Peterson After high achool I plan to go on to college and pur aue a aucce a afui career. 109 iriD rn David Lee Ringgold Stinger • After high school I plan to van a year and then go to ccfcgs. Neal Roscoe After high school I plan to Ive Me to the fuftesL funnest, moat profitable .moat creative and fastest that I can. Amori Runganadhan After high school I plan to go to towage. Michelle M. Ripley Shcl I'm finely getting over with this so Amy .Shale. and Jenny see you van) After high school I plan to sleep in. ft Aquilla J. Roberts A-After To my fe ow istdtccteesmen girls participate in a the sporu you carvand stay straight. I plan on mejortng In computer science technology. Julie Rosso Peter John Rowell Toe you Ittie tar ds .re member you only have a few years left. To my friends II miss ye. and please don’t forget me. Luv ye JO.KK. and Jf. Love P.J.R. Latika Russell Underclassmen Graduate and further you education and get paid) Monique 11 miss ye Shy. T see you down South! Mom. Dad and Dimitri; Love yaffl Mark J. Schllchenmeyer Schbk To a underclassmen keep your grades 19. have fun and the class of 88 was great. I plan to go to cotege and become an engineer. 112 Greg Schultz Kruger • Remember your nightmare and have a good fright (Elm Street Revival) I plan logo to MTI and get a degree In drafting. Anthony Lowell Scott Tony Ju� t be yourteH C don't let people te� you ho to dreaa. ta i or act. God wH not fail me If I keep believing I plan to go locoBege Bazyl Scott Barbara Lynnette Scurry Barb I am greetM that I a m VPA. becauie I have trained a lot. After high tchod I plan to attend college C major In dance. C media communication . Deanna Shavinsky De Peace win com when the power of love overcome the love of power. After high tchooi I plan to go to Coftege C major In child P«ychology. Jeffrey Shavinsky Jeff You are what you make yourtetf out to be After high •chool I plan to go to college 113 Anthony Slaughter I'd Mte to thank all the young l k for trlplng onr melt After high ikhoot I plan logo to art school Lamb Chop Love tont love und you've given It away. I plan to attend College and mafor In ma i ccrru-nurScatlons Efrem Smith Greg Sorenson The Scandinavian James Brown Keep an open mind, but no« so open that ytxa brains fall od. Bring about world peace whUt raking m some mafor bucks Darlene Spagenski Oar God Bless you all. We ll miss you I plan to Uawl 114 Ericka Stallings Eric Be good to yowself and things wll go a lot smoother. I plan to attend coBege Bradley Stine Thomasina H. Taylor form Underclassmen- Don't let high school get you down. You air the one who makes It good Of bad lor yourself. I plan •o go to college C then get married Roman Stephens Roman Empire Love me. or Wave me. If you love me you! be tike others. If you have me the Empire wRI strike bock. I plan to attend Georgetown. Jessica Sullivan Mouth Chris: I went my beer beck! JM. ES.JH My Brothers In Christ . T8:1 love you!! Andreas C DP It's been fvml Nyasha: Keep that smile glrNt Tyrone Taylor Christopher Tate Chris After high school I plan to go to college to become an aMne pilot. Matthew Thoen 115 David Trettel Dave Al«r high tehod I plan to go to • Vocational Technical achod. Trent Underheim Wild Style Tm going to ml� i high schod The teacher arr great. C the tludents are a blast If I had one with I d with to la a fiethmen again. Rachel Vanryswyk To at you irvJerclassmen. good tuck! to Sandy. C Brenda, tharu for kickin' me in the butt keeping me m shape I plan to study Math C Business Victor Vamado Vic. Runt. 6 Gimp Live and let Iva. but above a . have funtll I plan to mafor In Advertising and Theater Arts Delisia Venus Lite’ Take clattas in high school as though you are going te cofltge even if you are not ttae that you are going to ccdegt � It batt to be prepared. 116 Rosalyn Walker Jatlka Washington f a To all my friend that are underdetamen keep the lelth. nd graduate. Remember me when you aee me. After high hod I plan to learn and achieve. David Weinlick ongo Men tool my peuimtii and Cynic Don't bother the m of u . Wei Me.Have a Dam tootin' fun time Elissa Wallace U� After high achod I plan to go to cortege Kristin Marie Warfield Krla What a long itrange trip Me been After high achoot. I plan to do a cartwheel Stacey Marie Watson Stacey • I leave all of my cookneta 0 cratlnea to larlaaa Ingram, whom I will alwayl admire. I plan to go to college, have a career In bualnea . Meshach Weber Kristin Marie Wells Kri� ay After high achod I plan to take a real then continue wKhcokege Brian Williams preppy B To ai of the live Senior in the Crew atay ve and M'a keep tn toucV I leave my charma and talent to Kal RuaaeB may your aenior year be UVEf 117 Geri Lynn Williams FLYTE TYME Although • Who medel U U youl win. atweya go lor the gold I pten to go to Northwestern (Unoit) and major In commcmlcationa Jon A. Willis AMM I I lov you atwayal! Hwnwrit«( ma after I'm gone! To a my Don't nah me. perfection take time, and yea. even � hen you're thla doaeS Kischa M. Wilson After high � chool I plan logo to collage and get my Matter in Electrical Engineering or Bualneu Admlnjtratlon at the (Wveralty of Mlnneaota. Alan Wodarski A real friend I aomeone who uke a winter vacation on a aim drenched beach and doesn't tend a po tcard I plan to purtue a carter In Chemical Engineering i M. ► Sharon Wright Surlt Toad the undercissimen that thought that they were great. They w never compare to the claaa of'88111 plan on attending codege Jason Wilson dual watch... After high school I plan to have a good time Patrice Wooley Trice Order da amen h'a not too late, you cocid atll be aa ■ve aa the claaa of '8881 Victoria Wright Vickie To al underclassmen Never put required dee tea off and aey youl do It neat trlmeatcr. remember to hang In there end get yota educetlonfll 118 Shoua Yang Hmong Lain • A man or a woman Uvea by believing aomethlng. not by debating and argiJng about many thing . Beat C La-Uamba Take control m We. don't let anybody bring you down Set goalt for yourartf and achieve them Be reaponalbte and mature!!! Christopher Ybarra Hye-Suk Yun St l Undercleaamtn: Keep working and never atop no matter how hard or dlffkJt I plan to attend cobege and major In Science or Math. Larissa Kokernot concentrates on sewing her way to success. Katrinka Zackery David Welnllck can't calm down during a performance In the drama room. Terry Hubbard and Sandy Goodwin are too close for comfort. Jess Coykendall takes care of business over the phone. 119 STUDENT COUNCIL Citywide Student Council: First Row: Terrell Martin (Junior Class President). Jessica Ferrell. (Junior Secretary). Ken Ranee. (Senior Class Vice President). Gerri Williams (Senior Class President) 8econd Row: Scott Holms (Freshmen Class President). Andrew Swan (Freshmen Vice President). Monique Palm (Sophomore Vice President. John Jackson (Sophomore Class President). John McCreary (Student Council Advisor) SENIOR BOARD 120 First Row: LaBrent Speed (Treasurer). Ken Ranee (Vice President). Gen Williams (President). Andreas Moppin (Sgt. at Arms). Greg Sorenson (Secretary) 8econd Row: Melenie Helvig (Advisor). Lorene Reynolds. Tisha Carter. Barbara Scurry. Delisie Venus. LaReese Jackson. Amorl Runganadhan. Victor Nacumbe Third Row: Danielle Jones. Tarik Propes. Toni Taylor. David Weinlick. Denise Mathews. Mikki Davis. Anthony Edwards JUNIOR BOARD First Row: Nichole Bridges . Terrell Martin (President). Jenny Dobovsky (Vice President). Jessica Ferrell (Secretary), Robert Jacobson (Sgt. at Arms) 8econd row: Kimberly Esho. Tiffany Jockson. Cindy Spencer, Chanda Smith. Marta Marks. Stacy Lanier, Michelle Tucker Third Row: Christina James. Shannon Johnston, Donecla Norwood Fourth Row: Daphlne Walker. Kevin Brooks. Lannette Thompson SOPHOMORE BOARD flrat Row: Monique Palm (Vice President). John Jockson (President). Adrienne Forman (Secretary). Andrew Coruthers (Treasurer) 8econd Row: Mlml Moore, Queen Wilson. Shaunoctor Chombers. Charlene Roy. Ken Mlnikus Third Row: Brldgette Tyner. Shandal Bethea. Romolne Gibson FRESHMEN BOARD Front Row: Dion Gatlin (Sgt. at Arms). Andrew Swan (Vice-President). Scott Holmes (President). Lanise Belvln (Secretory) 8econd Row: Tamoro Curllo. Jo Felder. Eric Sponyers. Richard Burton, Avery Zogan 121 Wlltarene Beasley sitting proud at North High. Mrs. Beasley has come a long way over the many years of working experiences. As a teenager her desire was to become a principal. In 1975 she worked her way up from teacher to assistant principal. In 1986 her dream came true here at North High. Mrs. Beasley started her dream at the age of 16 when she graduated from a local high school in Arkansas. When Mrs. Beasley graduated, she was given a math scholarship to attend college. She was the 11th child out of twelve children and she was the first to attend college. Mrs. Beasley's first teaching job was in her home state in North Little Rock. Arkansas where she taught math. Then she moved to Chicago where she taught high school math. In 1971. she moved to Minnesota. She has taught and served as assistant principal in 10 different Minnepolis schools such as Lincoln Junior High. West High. Washburn and many many more. She is the first female principal of North Community High School and the only female principal at the High School Level. In her spare time she likes to do volunteer work with youth. She also takes night classes so she can complete work for her Ph. D. degree. Although Mrs. Beasley is very active in the community, her major priority is North. Mrs. Beasley's goals for improvement in the school system are to have more parent involvement in the schools, to build self esteem in students, and to increase achievement and attendence among students. 122 ADMINISTRATION Assistant Principals Robert Johnson. John Bos tad and Judy Hornbacher help make North a great school. Robert Johnson has been an assistant principal for eight years at three Minneapolis schools. He was at South High for two years at Phillips Junior High for two years; he is currently in his fourth year at North. He also taught Special Education at Bryant Junior High for fourteen years. In his spare time He likes to go fishing and play raquetball. Mr. Johnson's major priorities at North are to keep the school running smoothly, to help with the buses and to see that the students graduate on time. John Bostad is impressed by the way our school is run; he sees more leadership and he likes how the students show a great deal of responsibility. His responsibilities are to take care of the programming of all classes, the Summatech magnet and the Math and Science departments. His first job as an assistant principal was at Minneapolis Central High where he served for seven years. He also was at Roosevelt; he is currently in his second year at North. Mr. Bostad believes that students should take responsibility for their actions. Before Judy Hornbacher worked for the Minneapolis Public Schools she worked for a California school district. She began working with the Minneapolis school board, and she is currently in her third year at North. Mrs. Hornbacher’s priorities at North are to make students feel welcome and honored. She also makes sure that students attend their classes on a regular basis. Mrs. Hornbacher's responsibilities include the Visual and Performing Arts magnet, the KBEM magnet and the Fundamental program. She is also in charge of discipline cases and attendance. Her future plans are to be a Principal of a school in the • Minneapolis area. 123 Jock Abrahamson. Down Allon. Jed Allison. Gene Anderson. Bu$ines$ Work Music VPA KBEM Portnership Program Coordinator TEACHERS OF 1987 — 1988 Daniel Anderson. Work Coor- J.D. Ball, dinator lndustriol KBEM Richard Chakolis. Donald Cieminski. Social Studies Business Doug Clausen. Jan Clemetson. Special Education Science Sandra Cranston. Bill D'Amour. Mary D'Amour. Physical Education English Reading Robert Dahlen. Sigred Daniels. Dennis Davis. Social Studies English Special Education Mary DeBoer. Claire Dryke. Cormoine Dysterheft. Peter Bliott. CalEntinger. Gwen Gentry. German Home Economics Business Science Computer Drafting Social Studies Larry Greenhagen. Hazel Gregory. Sue Grue. English Mesla Specialist Math Wes Harding. Melanie Hclvlg. j«f( Holmes. Industrial Arts Tech. Spanish English Science Careers Shirley Keating. Terry Keir. Michael Kennedy Jerry Knelsl. Linda Laine, Robert Larson. Physical Education CBS Social Studies VPA Theater English Reading Science Electronics 124 Ona Lent , Karen Lovestrand. Donald Lubeck. Math Physical Education Math Marjory Maier, Eleanor Matsls, Bruce McClellan. Media Specialist Math Computer John McCreary. Michael Minnema. Robert Montesano. Math Science KBEM Newspaper Jack Moskowitz, David Nielsen. Dorothy Nielsen. S o c i a I Industrial Special Education Studies Drivers Ed. Tech. Tech. Careers Elaine Nygren. Gary Olson. Lori Osterberg, Jim Pearson. George Roberts. Scott Robertson. English Math Special Education Social Studies English Drama George Roznafszky, Steve Schmid. Carol Schwatzkoph, Dorothy Scott. Rebecca Scott. Ann Swatosh, Science Social Studies Dance French Summatech SclenceEnglish David Tomlinson. Tom Wells. Art Music Sandra White, Art Willis Williams. Kathleen Zlegenfuss. Special Education Math 125 FACULTY Stella Jones Henry Smith Mary Seran Front Row: Kathleen McCartln. Joan Rudd. Claudia Fashlngbauer Back Row: Fletcher Cooley. Nevin Smith. Skip Olsen Front Row: Kathy Stephan. Janice Kersting. Mary Seran. Bev Swanson Back Row: Terry Lehman. Pacolta Perkins. Unnette Burns. Karen Landmark. Johan Birnell Front Row: Tom Flushkey, Ricky Sekorski. Wayne Woos. Dick Voban, Calvin Kavca. Burt P. Nock) Back Row: Doc Franks. Brett Golden. Dennis Jullen, Frank Latour. Karen Lotour. Roy Charboneau, Harry Palms. Chuck Claus Front Row: Marge Gustafson. Elise Harrison. Doris Brizil, Paula Bbrton. Candy Lynch Back Row: Clarice Lindgren, Ann Lien. Linda Brezil. Pat Frezler, Connie Jackson Front Row: Judy Mogelson, Betty Freese. Millie Faith Back Row: Ann Sweeney. Rita Mix, Carol Carlson. Gwen Onumah Walter Collier Riley Gilchrist Katherine Gilbert 127 MICE PROGRAM Vanessa Black (Zebrah), Danielle Murry (Carla). Brandon Mason (Jessalyn). Latisha Shew (Nathalie). Demarcus Johnson (Carolyn). Tallcla Mosby (Tashima). Shanaya Town sand (Dawnia), Katie Berger (Missy). Tat on na Wilson (Kisha). Brittan Hollle (Angela). First Row: Lynn Pritchard. Dana Jackson. Dianne Rundles 8econd Row: Tracy Cocas. Sarah Dowsett. Barbara Muir MICE (Mothers and Infant Care Education), is a program that has been going on at North since 1974. It was started by Edith Garmecy, a School Social Worker, and Agnes Berger, a North High Home Economics teacher. The idea behind the program was to have child care so that students who are parents could stay in school. There are thirty teenage mothers and thirty children that attend the North High MICE Program. Last year nine moms graduated. This year 14 moms are expected to graduate. MICE helps young moms in many ways. One way, is that they know their child will be well taken care of. They have counseling for family problems, and there are seven staff members to take care of the kids. MICE students have to take a parenting group (PGI) for three trimesters and Child Development for the whole time they are in MICE. PGI is an opportunity to learn parenting skills by working with real babies in a supervised setting. Students learn about child development in a formal classroom setting. Table of Contents Buildings Principals Selected Alumni Witherspoon Family Recent Graduates Famous Teachers Teachers. Then and Now Changes in the North Community Harrison Salisbury Sports Champions Alumni Association North Community High School 1500 James Avenue North Minneapolis. Minnesota 55411 100th Anniversary — Title Page THE BUILDINGS Prior to the year 1888, North side residents were obliged to attend Central High School. The first public suggestion of any change of this condition wasn't made until February 18, 1888, by a very public-spirited citizen of the North Side. W. J. Abernathy. His ideas were printed in the Minneapolis Chronicle. He advocated the erection of a High School on the North Side. By the end of 1888, the North High School had been erected on Emerson Avenue between 18th and 19th Avenues North. This building came to be known as Logan School. It opened its doors on January 1. 1889. Due to rapidly increasing enrollment it was found that the old Logan School was going to be inadequate, therefore construction of a new building at the Fremont Avenue site was begun in 1895. It opened its doors on September 29, 1896 to students grades eight through twelve. Soon after its opening additions were made to the south side for manual training rooms and to the north side for regular classrooms. North High, the original building on Fremont Ave. Fall 1896 FIRE OF 1913 Fire destroyed the old North in Jur s, North functioned in this building until June 18, 1913, when a fire broke out and consumed most of the school, with only the northeast wing escaping serious damage. The source of the fire is believed to have been traced to the wood shop where sawdust was left in containers with oily rags. When the fire was extinguished, two firemen lay dead. During the years of 1913-1914, while the building was being reconstructed, North High students attended the old Central High School. In Septrmber of 1913, the Board of Education began to rebuild the building, with the addition of the auditorium wing. 1913. The reconstructed North in 1915. 100th Anniversary — BUILDINGS It is not the halls and classrooms and books that make a school, but rather the people who walk those halls, populate those classrooms, and use those books. A school, then, is people; a potpourri or ideals, obligations, and purposes. It is the responsibility of the school to provide a broad forum for student expression and activity. The Alumni Board thought that when the old North was torn down it would be the end of the Association. They found out that it is the people not the building that is important. The statue of Abe holds a lot of memories for people who went to the Old North. Today old Abe stands in the main office of the new North. The finishing touches were placed in the all-new $9 million North High School at 16th and James Avenue North, in 1973. It is designed in two separate wings connected by a broad skyway. The building also boasts a radio and television station, capable of producing closed-circuit TV programs. North High School also has a very successful magnet program, that consists of Visual Performing Arts, KBEM Radio Broadcasting, Advanced Tech, Summatech. 100th Anniversary — BUILDINGS PRINCIPALS John N. Greer 1889-1892 The beginning was very discouraging for Mr. Greer. The children had been located in various attics, stores and churches and were to be transferred to the new building when the semester opened. Waldo W. Hobbs 1892-1934 When he came to North, the high school department numbered 170 pupils and thirteen teachers. Enrollment was up to approximately 2.841 students. Stop! I know yoo-what's your name. was his famous expression. Albert Bank 1934-1952 There is an attachment to the school that one can’t get in any other way. This leads to a determination to make that school the best possible. Mr. Bank graduated from North and married Miss Haveson, the Phy Ed. teacher. Mr. Maass 1952-1956 Years of devoted service, copablc leadership and a never ending interest in our activities made Mr. Maass an exceptional principal. Chester Johnson 1956-1966 Roland Delapp 1967-1972 David Roffers 1973-1974 He was remembered as being the fairest principal, treating everyone equally. His two guidelines were be where you are suppose to be and do what you are suppose to do. Former students remind him and thank him for demanding these things of them. Mr. Delapp tried to keep the school running smoothly although there were some heavy trials. He participated in the planning of the new school. He was the first principal at the new North High School. In the past one-hundred years. North High School has had a total of thirteen principals. However, there were only six principals in the first seventy-seven years. 100th Anniversary — PRINCIPALS FROM 1888 TO 1988 Richard Green 1975-1976 Mr. Green taught at the old North, coached basketball, was a superintendent for Mpls., and is currently Chancellor of N.Y. City schools. Lawrence E. Zimmerman 1977-1978 Mr. Zimmerman taught at the old North. Fred J. Sheridan 1979-1980 His whole family are Alumni of North High School. He went on to become principal of South High School. Jerry Simondet 1981-1982 Jerry Simondet went on to become principal of Edison High School. Robert Lynch 1983-1986 He went on to become principal at Washburn High School, and is currently principal at Edina High School. He felt his work at North was a mission rather than a job. Willarene Beasley 1987 — Present Mrs. Beasley's excellent leadership has allowed North to continue to rebuild it’s reputation as one of the finest High Schools in Minnesota. After the Plymouth uprisings in 1967, North underwent some dramatic changes. The principals in the late sixties, seventies and eighties worked very hard to bring North through its transitional years. 100th Anniversary — PRINCIPALS WOMEN ALUMNI OF NOTE Between 1888 and 1988 our school has had many people go through the doors. These people include the Andrew Sisters, Andrea Hricko, Howard Viken, Robert Vaughn, Marv Wolfenson and Harvey Ratner, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, and many, many others. We are proud of these and all of the alumni who have brought a rich tradition to our school. Although he did not graduate from North, Charlie Williams made a great impact on our school. His official title was Hall Aide, but most people knew him as the Advisor to the principal . He collected money, food, and clothing for students in need. Even outside his job at North. Charlie was known as someone who was always willing to help people. The auditorium in the new North High is named after him. Linda Gilreath — She was North's Homecoming Queen in 4971. She graduated in 1972. Andrews Sisters — They have recorded some 900 sides, sold over 75 million records and have 19 gold records to their credit. Andrea Hricko — S: ’ I960, graduated in Minnesota's homeco-nto own modeling agenc.. 100th Anniversary — Famous Women Alunmni North's Homecoming Queen in then became the University of Qu-en In 1963. She now owns her e-'nor Moore Model Agency. MEN WHO HAVE MADE THEIR MARK Marvin Wolfenson ‘44 and Harvey Ratner '45 are the owners of the Minnesota Tlmberwoives NBA team. 100th Anniversary — Famous Men Alumni THE WITHERSPOONS — A FAMILY AFFAIR Harvey and Frances Witherspoon began their married life living on the Mpls.' North Side. They raised seven girls, and two boys, all of whom graduated from North. At the 1968 reunion in the old school, they entertained for us and provided the audience with some delightful musical numbers. The picture includes some grandchildren also, and one or two of the family are missing, but we would like to tell you what this family has done with very little resources. Mr. Witherspoon worked many years in a shoe shining establishment as well and in a garage washing cars. Next came a job at the Wastewater Treatment Plant in SE. St. Paul from which he retired. However, at 74 years of age. despite having to have both legs amputated because of diabetes, he still works three days a week shining shoes at a large building downtown. Juan 50 was the first black grad at Hamlinc and was given a full scholarship for the Asbury Hospital Nursing Program. Harvey ‘63 is now a minister and in spare time he works at N.W. Airlines. Eleanore ’55 is the Associate Pastor of Nokomis Hts. Lutheran Church. She works all over ILS. with chemical abuse. Diane '66 is a singer and has traveled a lot. Guam has been included in her itinerary. Gloria 58 Has a good position at Anwatin School. Duane '66 composes music and sings. Duane and Diane are twins. Shirley ‘60 is a well known singer w o sang at the Nixon inaogeratlon e d toured with Duke Ellington's Band n 1987 she was named to the Mlnnes o Jan Awards Hall of Fame. Darnell '68 lives in Kansas and has made a career of singing gospel musk 100th Anniversary — WITHERSPOON FAMILY NEW STARS ON THE HORIZON Alumni Jerome Benton and Terry Lewis surround Coach Tony Queen after being honored at a presentation at North High School in February of 1986. Graduates Terry Lewis and Jimmy (Jam) Harris won a Grammy Award for Best Producer of 1985. The other award recipients who were unable to attend the presentation were Jimmy (Jam) Harris. Andre Cymone and Morris Day. Steve Aim ’87 Is currently In Annapolis, Maryland spending his first year at the Navel Academy. His goal is to become a Military Fighter Pilot. In whatever spare time he has. he plays on the hockey team. After his career as a center on the center on the North High basketball team. Ben Coleman 79 played for two years at the University of Minnesota and two years at the University of Maryland. He is currently playing for the Philadelphia 76ers In the NBA. Brett McNeal '85 was perhaps the best guard ever to play basket ball in the Minneapolis Conference. He is currently starting at guard for Western Kentucky University. Brett is a very well-rounded Individual and has a bright future. He will graduate with a degree In business, and he has an excellent chance to make the NBA. Dan Banister '87 Is an excellent all around athlete, lettering In football, basketball and track at North. He Is currently starring on the basketball team at North Carolina at Charlotte and majoring In Business Communications. 100th Anniversary — RECENT GRADUATES FAMOUS TEACHERS Jack Moskowitz Harriet Madigan John J. Jacobi Jack Moskowitz was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1940. He moved to North Minneapolis in 1944 and has remained there since. After graduating from North in 1958, he went on to fulfill his lifetime dream of becoming a teacher. He attended four years at the (J of M and then went to St. Thomas to get his Masters Degree. Immediately he started teaching at Lincoln Elementary, which lasted ten years. In 1974 he started teaching at North High, where he is today. Mr. Moskowitz was one of the first and is one of the finest teachers at the new North High School. His students usually describe him as nice, mean, straight forward, and comical. With this personality and character, combined with all of his knowledge and willingness to share it, students get an excellent teacher and a great friend! Harriet Madigan taught math at North High School for forty-two years. She was a highly intelligent woman who graduated from the University of Minnesota at the age of 19. The fact that she attended every North basketball and football game for 41 years, shows her complete love and dedication for North High School. The Media Center is named after her. Mr. Jacobi — or Jake”, as everyone called him, graduated from River Falls. Wisconsin in 1920. In 1929 he came to the old North High on Fremont Avenue, where he coached basketball until 1968 when he retired. During his hears at North his teams won five City Championships and in 1933 and 1938, were runners-up in the State Tournament. Jake was never too busy to give of himself to his friends. The gym is named after him. His famous saying is I never met a bad boy . Viola Marti “The day I came to North was the happiest day of my life, and the day I left was the saddest. With a sparkle in her eyes, a warm smile, a strong voice and with sincere pride in North High she shares good news about former students and faculty members. Her spirit and physical being belie her ninety-one years. Truly she radiates joy when she recalls those precious years at North. How blessed we North High Alumni were to have been taught, guided, inspired and loved by faculty members such as Viola Marti. 100th Anniversary — FAMCXJS TFACHFRS 00 00 0 Mi O O to TEACHERS THEN AND NOW Have teachers really changed over the past 100 years? It is more accurate to say that teachers have had to adapt to the way society was. Teachers years ago tend to be remembered as extremely dedicated and strict, but one also should realize that while the economy was low the teachers were getting paid more than the average worker. They were highly respected in the community. On April 29, 1898, the Minneapolis Public Schools ran out of money, and the teachers continued to teach without pay for the rest of the year. Teachers today are also very dedicated. They have had to adapt to dramatic changes in society. They have to relate to the students in such a different way now then in the past. A teacher, in this present day and age must tend to the students needs which sometimes requires them to take on the responsibility of a parent, counselor and a friend. The times have somehow changed the definition of teacher , and at North High we can honestly say that our teachers have always lived up to the challenges before them, both then and now. 100th Anniversary — TEACHERS THEN AND NOW . , ' • • • . ' V •• v • , THE TRANSITIONAL YEARS On the night of July 20. 1967, violence came to Plymouth Avenue. At about 11:30 PM. that night a Molotov Cocktail burst against and burned a garage owned by 5th Ward Alderman Joe Greenstein. In hours after that event, full-scale uprisings broke out. rocks were thrown through windows, more than 30 fires were set. and shootings were reported. When the uprisings ended, many businesses were burned out and boarded up. A once prospering commercial area of the city was nearly destitute. In 1988, 21 years later, blacks and whites work together at the site of Plymouth Center. Plymouth Avenue has turned a full cycle. It began as a business district, later was scarred by uprisings, was boarded up. then reborn during the next 3 years, again as a business district. 25 years ago, Plymouth Avenue was crowded with stores, which were mostly owned by Jewish merchants. That has now changed to being owned and run by mostly blacks. Plymouth Avenue. 1988 100th Anniversary — THE TRANSITIONAL YEARS TRAVELS AROUND AMERICA Harrison E. Salisbury OUR PULITZER PRIZE WINNER Harrison Salisbury was an editor of the 1925 Polaris. which, back then, was the size of the major newspapers in Minneapolis. He then went on to become a Pulitzer Prize winning author. Harrison has spent much of his time around a slim gray Remelle portable typewriter, which has been his glory and his pain. It led him to a Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the Soviet Union for the New York Times, which took him behind the lines as the first Western reporter to record the U.S. bombing of civilian areas of Hanoi; and to China, to produce a ground-breaking history of Mao Zedung's long march. He lived his childhood in a house built by his grandfather on Royalston Avenue in a neighborhood of Jewish immigrants in North Minneapolis. All that’s left on Royalston Avenue today is a collection of warehouses on the downtown side of the Farmers Market. Salisbury graduated from North High at the age of 16 in 1925, went to the U of M, paying his way by working at the Minneapolis Journal. He was editor of the campus newspaper until he was expelled for sending his reporters to test a university edict against smoking in the vestibule of the library. His interest in writing was encouraged by his mother and by his uncle, Andrew C. Anderson, a reporter for the Minneapolis Tribune in the 1980's. Harrison Salisbury is an example of a North High student who began writing for the Polaris Newspaper and went on to achieve the highest honors as a journalist, earning a Pulitzer Prize. 100th Anniversary — HARRISON SALISBURY North High's 1901 Girls basketball team, which was the first girls team at North. North High's 1980 State Basketball Champion Team SPORTS CHAMPIONS Ted Bellfleld celebrates the 1980 State Basketball Championship. tOOth Anniversary — SPORTS CHAMPIONS North High’s 1908 Championship baseball team SPORTS CHAMPIONS Ask any alumnus what winning teams mean and one will most certainly be answered in terms of football. The 1907 football team is certainly one to be remembered, for they brought North High an unbelievable title National High School Football Champions! Captain of that National team was Franklin B. Lees. The 1907 football team never was scored upon. Their overall point total was 235-0, and this included playing two universities. Franklin B. Lees was a great benefactor of the school and established several scholarships before his death. For the past 12 years one name has become synonymous with winning basketball and with the boys' Minnesota State basketball tournament. Since he took the job as coach in 1976, Tony Queen has guided the boys' basketball team to a 247-35-1 mark, nine Minneapolis Conference Titles, seven state tournaments, two state runner-up finishes and one state title (1980). North High’s 1900 Football Team 100th Anniversary — SPORTS CHAMPIONS THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION North High School has a strong Alumni Association. Perhaps more then any other public high school in the world. North High graduates come back to their school to contribute their money, time and talents. Examples of things alumni have donated are band uniforms, Polarette uniforms, many books to the library, and a beautiful organ. In past years the Alumni Association covered the entire cost of the Homecoming dance and festivities. This year the Alumni Association contributed money to help produce the yearbook. Money is also available for underprivileged students who need such things as eyeglasses, warm clothes and other necessities. A fund was established by a member of the class of 1935 to provide these necessities. He recalled a counselor giving him aid during his years at North. He wanted to assure future students that a fund would be available. All of the money that is raised through the Minneapolis North High Alumni Association. Inc., is channeled directly back into the school. Lor dean Stattine Wick '36. Art Felsen '36. Wlllarene Beasley, principal. Marj Maler. librarian. Hazel Gregory. Librarian, and Edna Downing '36 present 25 new books to the library. These books are a gift to the North library from the class of 1936 in honor of Margaret Hardin Claassen of the class of 1936. This presentation is an example of the many ways in which North Alumni show their loyalty to their alma mater. Lorelei Sandberg Hjerm- Margaret Carlson '36 stad ‘35 Alumni Advisor Alumni Advisor Theresa Falley 88 Alumni Section Editor Joy Quant 88 John McCreary Alumni Section Editor Yearbook Advisor Stephen Ward '84 Photographer Putting together a 100 year history of a high school is a monumental task. As we researched the history of this school we learned how countless graduates and teachers have made North a unique and wonderful school. Unfortunately, many of the excellent teachers and alumni have not been mentioned. We tried to choose a variety of alumni that showed how North has evolved as a school. North graduates become leaders in the community and contribute to society in many ways. This has been a fascinating journey for all of us who put these 16 pages together. We wish to thank Steven Ward, a North graduate from 1984. who was responsible for printing all of the photographs in this section. We also would like to thank the Alumni Advisors who provided most of the photographs and articles about the history o our school. Sincerely. Theresa Falley. Alumni Section Editor Joy Quant, Alumni Section Editor John McCreary, Yearbook Advisor 100th Anniversary — ALCJMNI ASSOCIATION YEARBOOK STAFF Flrat Row: Shawntel Jenkins, Kay Farmer. Jesska Ferrell, Theresa Falley. Renee' Rader Second Row: Calandra Curl. Adrienne Forman, Tashlma Brazelton, LaReese Jackson. Joy Quant. Latika Russell Third Row: Brad Demay. Peter Rowell. Derek Markey. Troy Provost. Andreas Moppln. John McCreary, Mot Pictured: Julia Duthoy This was a very exciting year. The class of '88 was proud to be graduating in the 100th year of North High School. The Twins winning the World Series brought the whole state together for a big celebration; Twins fever even got into the school. It was also a very difficult year. Dealing with the senseless death of Pedro Ramos brought students and teachers together as a family. Sno-Daze was cancelled and a memorial service for Pedro replaced the activities. We. the Polaris Yearbook Staff, tried to capture these and other events that made 1988 a year of ups and downs. The Editors would like to thank the students, staff, faculty and administration for their support. We would like to give a special thank you to the Alumni Association for their generous contributions of time, help and money. 145 Editors LaReese Jackson and Mlkkl Davis 607 ?Uarqutttr 4vt. Suit, 600 TtlpL. 55402 333-1114 WORDJFS (X JCSJj PMODOQKJPMM Reaching you Ih tn hmf coin to tilth, totmg youth com to much Hospitality House, IncT 1220 LOGAN AVENUE NORTH MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA 55411 Olfico: (612) 522-4405 Boys' and Girls’ Ages 8-18 Congratulations Class of 1988 PATRONS North High School Polar Parent-Teacher Association Mr. and Mrs. E. Maurice Nakumbe Willarene Beasley Judy Hombacher John Bos tad Robert Johnson 146 NORTH HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The North High Alumni Association welcomes the 1988 graduates into the oldest and largest alumni organization in the city. The first North High graduates received their diplomas in 1891. Since that time over 35,000 graduates have become alumni. Our graduates have gone on to become leaders in the community, business, arts, sciences, and athletics. The future is yours. The alumni associa- tion hopes that you will find success and happiness in whatever you do. The challenge is there — meet it head on with determination. Set your goals high — the future is in your hands. The association will help you in 1993 when it is time to plan the five year reunion and again in 2038 when fifty years will have passed, and it is time for the fifty year reunion. Often 10,- 20, 25th year and 30 year reunions are held. The association can help to locate former graduates. 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. N. 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. 147 pe ro Samos: (September 11, 1970 North's 29 will never be forgotten. Pedro and friends In 10th grade. W m Amm will never be forgotten by the students and faculty at North. He was outgoing and well-liked as well as an excellent student. Everyone will remember his smiling, sparkling eyes and reflect on all the good times shared with him. God has freed him and he is in eternal peace. We love you Pedro and we’ll miss you dearly! 148 — January 12, 1988): A goofc friend and classmate. Tyrone T Corbin says that we must remember what happened to Pete and learn from it. Pedro's mom and dad. Linda and Pedro Sr., speak at the Memorial Service at North. UtlUiC.tllS — fflilliam Ijrnlry Out of the night that covers me, Black is the pit from pole to pole; I thank whatever Gods may be For my inconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud; Under the bludgeoning of chance. My head is bloodied but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade; And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid. In matters not how straight the gate, How charged with punishment the scroll; I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. 149 1988 INDEX A Aooenson. Catherine.............82 Ac liman. Jovph.................75 Aktnwn. Angela..................92 Akenson. Oenise.................67 AlbeM. Marlene..................75 Albrecht. Laura.................75 Albright. Chris.................75 Aldrkh. Tefsa...................67 Ale under. Angela...........15. 42 Alexandra. Jeffrey..........51, 92 Allan. Dawn ...............59. 64 Allan. Greg.....................19 Allan. Kimberly.................75 Albright. Chris.................50 ABen. Dar ...................63.67 AHrn. Greg.................27.67 ABen. Richard ..................67 Alston. Ner met..............21.27 Amartin. Dan....................25 Ambers. Knits...................75 Amundsen. Richard...............75 Amundson. Charles.. 47. 56. 57. 82 Anderson. Aaron............. 91.92 Anderson. Calvin................10 Anderson. Julian .......43.54. 75 Anderson. Larry.................67 Anderson. Linda ................75 Anderson. Michtko ..............75 Anderson. Shawn.................75 Anderson. Wdllam........28. 30.82 Andreas. Steve .................54 Andrews. Steven.............40. 82 Angerhofer. Kevin...............92 Angerhofer. Robbie..............67 Anthony. Michael............51. 75 Applebee. Cerise ...............67 Archambeittt. Marie.............23 Arington. Brandi................59 Armstrong. Joann.............31.75 Arlington, Brandi...............75 Arrollo. Angelo.................67 Ash. Kristin....................82 Atkinson. Kenneth .........53.67 Atlas. Alonso .................75 Atlas. Kasika...................67 Averyheart. Terrance............82 Afar. Ro ...............10.42.92 B Baas. Dam Ion...................75 Bailey. Julie...................75 Baka. Wendy....................38. 75 Baker. Isaac................. 27. 68 Baker. Bruce.................. 58. 92 Baker. John ... 22. 28. 29. 63. 75. 92 Baker. Katrena ............ 53.68 Ball. Mr JD.................... 54 Banker. Jennifer................75 Banks. M........................68 Barber. Angel...............14. 75 Bare lift. Anika................26 Barnes. J.......................68 Barrel. Tim.....................75 Borros. Stephanie..............58. 75 Barrow. Timothy..............38.75 Berwick. Scott..........19.53.75 Bates. Tocory....................- 82 BatseB. Ricky......18. 27. 38. 82 Baxter. Mymique 24. 30. 38. 52.90. 92 Beane. Matt ...............53.68 Beard. James ...................83 Beasley. Shantel................92 Beasley. WilUrene .............122 Becker. Jean................... 93 8ednarctyk. Christine .......33.68 Beenken. Donald.................68 8ehrens. Heidi..................75 Belden. Jason ................. 83 Belden. Jeanette...............62. 68 Be . Derrick....................68 Bel. Marlon ................... 68 Bel Isle. Domonique............ 68 Belfield. Leeselson..... 25. 75 Belfield. Roniel ...............75 Befvm. I anise .........42. 68. 121 Bening. Laura .............26.83 Bensone. Nicole ... 68 Berg. Joe...........16.21. 27. 51. 75 Berger. Kenneth..................93 Berger. Melissa..................75 Berger. Tonya . 64. 68 Bergeron. Art ......5.6. 32. 55.93 150 Ik-try. Donald ..................27 Berry. Doug 18.27.38.47.59.83 Berry. Latrlna...................68 Berry. Mardeo ...........64.68 Bethea. Shandol.............75. 121 Brdwett. Amy.............38. 53.83 Bdal. lateef..............62.68 Birch. Heather............53.68 Bjomkatd. James..........3.62.93 Block. Alina ....................75 Black. Zebrah....................93 Blackford. Jason ................75 Blair. Tetrece...... 14. 40.62.93 Blom. Jeni.......................54 Blanks. Aaron .............. 25.53.83 Blanks. Walter..........18.51.93 Blaylark. Raenel____16. 38. 51. 75 Bleui. Loreruo ..................68 Blighton. Tim..............63.91.93 Blom. Jennifer...................83 Bobosrenski. Steve...............68 8ocek. Jennifer............. 47. 59. 75 Bogan. Sir an.............32.68 Bogar. Jason..................13.93 Bogar. Jerome..............13.42.52 Bogle. Rhonda....................55 Bogle. Teresa ........... 53.64.83 Bookey. Jennifer................64. 75 Bostad. John....................123 Bourgeois. Jason................53. 68 Bourke. Jeremy...................68 Bove.Joe............... 39.41.52.62 Bowers. Zeneba ..................76 Bradley. Mari....................83 Brady. Joelle.............33.68 Braielton. Tashlma..........83. 145 Braielton. Yahreroh..............68 Bratelton. Zee...................68 Brecto. James....................52 Breedlove. Rachel................62 Breedlove. Susan.................48 Brewer. Tarl.............62.83 Brewin. Shane....................76 Bridges. Nicole..........6. 38. 121 Bright. Selena ..................68 Brooks. Christine........ 33. 57.83 Brooks. Kevin...............83. 121 Brophey. Karl ... 25. 39. 50.62. 83 Broska. Tyrone...................83 Brown. Lamar ...............19. 76 Brown. Mary Jane.................59 Brown. Richard...................68 Brown. Tonya.....................68 Buckner. Brett...........18. 53. 76 Bullock. Richard.................68 Bumpus. Remondo..................76 Burggenthies. Bruce.........51. 76 Burkhalter. Ronald ..............68 Borns. Alistair .........53.63. 76 Burt. Patricia...................83 Burton. Richard ................121 Bushey. Paul ....68 c Cocas, Christine................83 Cain. Pierre............. 28.83 Cain. Robyn .............23.62. 83 Cajune. Robert..................76 Callahan. Colleen...............58 Campbei. Cassie.................62 Campbel. Erika.................53. 68 Catillo. Sean...................22 Carlberg. Richard....... 32.62. 68 Carlson. Dana ...............54.76 Carlson. Lance..................83 Caron. Angela ..................83 Carrillo. Sean..................68 Carter. Chrysten........11.42.83 Carter. Dionne ........... 42. 76 Carter. Heather.............. 42. 76 Carter. Lolita.................16. 76 Carter. Marlon..................62 Carter. Matrice.................83 Carter. Tisha...... 39.41.52.120 Corut hers. Andrew ...... 76. 121 Cavitt. Linnea..................62 Cegon. Marlsha..................68 Cepeda. Shannon ... 16. 38.58.62 Chakobs. Rhonda 23. 39.52.53.62. 68 Chakolts. Richard...............21 Chambers. Shawn .. 19. 63. 76. 121 Chandler. Sebastian ............76 Chang. Kao.........25.40.52.96 Chang. Kathy ...................33 Chang. Lue...............53.68 Chang. Tong.....................68 Chang. True..................51.83 Chapman. Tiffane............68 Chartmnd. Todd.........25. 52.62. 96 Chase. Ben .................58.68 Chavlra. Julie.............54. 83 Cheatham. Tim..............18. 56. 83 Chesney. Andre..................76 Chesney. Jean...................76 Chlvetero. Tina..........64.88. 96 Olivers. Nikke.................58. 68 Chlebecek. Paolo. .......... 43.83 Christian. Nicole............53.68 Christopher. George.............76 Clabo. Michele .................96 Clarke. Khari .........53.62.64.76 Cleveland. Charles.............27. 68 Cloman. Shewandotyn .......13. 83 Cloutier. Brian p ..............96 Coats. Cassandra.......31. 42. 76 Coats. Timothy..................76 Cock with. Eric.................19 Coleman. Christina............ 42. 96 Coleman. Kendal................51. 83 Coleman. Mel ................12.83 Coles. Charles..................83 Collopy. Conan..................68 Colsch. Keith ..................76 Combs. Donna....................68 Combs. Lavtna..................42. 83 Cook. John .....................83 Cook. Larry............18.27.83 Cooklock. Carmen................68 Copher. Marcya..................54 Corbin. Tyrone..............83.96 Cor lisle. Darrell..............68 Cornelious. Stacie . 35.62.66. 68. 76 Cottman. Mrs....................52 Coykendal. Jess.... 33.55.96. 119 Crandall. Kristine..............83 Crandall. Robert ...............68 Crawford. Christine... 26. 35. 53. 76 Cress. Robert..................53. 68 Crimkis. Debbie ................76 Crisler. John...................68 Crlss. William..................68 Crowder. Ralph ... 11.38. 53.62.83 Cruse. Toni.....................83 Cuff. Corrie...........38.62.83 Culbertson. Latonla.............69 Curl. Calandra.........38. 52.97. 145 Curo, Kathy ..........53. 62. 74. 76 Currie. Eleanor.................64 Curtis. Tomara.............69. 121 Curtner, Rachel.............50.83 D Dahl. Astrid.......................58. 83 Dahlberg. Heather............58.64. 69 Dale. Kevin..........22. 53. 64.83 Dalas. Curtis.......................76 Daleska. Paul.................41.53.63 Dalmen. Lori........................76 Dant. Cinque .......................83 Darrough. Michele...................76 David. Laura........................89 Davis. Angela .............56.83 Davis. Johnathan....................69 Davis. Joyce..........53.62.76 Davis. Margaret . . 26. 30. 36. 55. 58 Davis. Marquitia ....... 14. 42. 76 Davis. Patrick ........ 18. 83 Davis. Sharon _____________________ 97 Davis. Trlcia........97. 120. 145 Dawson. Antoinette.......64. 76 Dawson. Matt......2. 18. 19. 36.62 O .OUk,.................... Dean. Kathy..............56- f 7 DeBoer. Ms..........................63 Dee. Christie......................26- 69 Demay. Brad...........41.53.83.145 Demry. Denetriss.............. 62. 69 Devore. Dee................6.62.83 Devore. Rebecca................3 . 64. 76 Dtckensen. John.....................j7 Dickson. Craig........... • • 69 Diffley. Kathleen . 5. 6. 59.89.90.97 DHon. Harlist ............. Dircks. Bll.........................?3 Dkcks. Mary Ann.....................69 Dirks. Anthony............• • • • - • Dixon. Jonas.........18. 29. 76. 83 Dixon. Thomas ............ ■ '6 Dixon. Tyra................ Dobovsky. Jenny . 7. 12. 33.83. 121 Dohm. Nicole ... 22.40.52.91.97 Donaghy. Mkheal ... 25. 32. 52.97 Donaldson. Terl................64 Donoidson. Laterla.............69 Doss. Youlanda Carlette........98 Doyle. Melody ..............59.69 Dreyer. Laura............63.69 Dubose. Courtney............53.69 (Arden. Kerri..................64 Duke. Watty ................10.83 Dumas. Denise..................23 Duncan. Daunele................98 Dunlap. Luke...................54 Dupay. Mike....................52 Durant. Heather.............47. 76 Durham. Altca..................83 Dutchin.Carl................51.84 Dutchin. Nadya .23. 42.53.63.69 Duthoy. Julia.........6. 13.58.84 Ecker. Tiffany .................69 Eckley. Deanna..................69 Edmomd. W.lllam .........50. 76 Edmond. Christina...........53. 76 Edstrom. Sue.................50.98 Edwards. Anthony ... 32. 38. 40. 52. 98. 120 Edwards. James .................69 Edwards. John................62.69 Edwards. Scott..................98 Edwards. Sean...................40 Edwards. Stephen.............52,89 Edwards. Tony................41.55 Eitel. Jon...................32.76 EM. Scott.................18.32.98 0-Amin. Kamilah..............23.69 El-Amin. Mark ... 28.29. 38.64.90 Etttot. Lamar............19.62.69 Eliot. Peter ............52.53 Emo. Mike.................7. 59.76 English. Maurice............43. 84 Engstrom, 01k............25.52.98 Dickson. Jessica................69 Dickson. Josie..................69 Esho.Kim........ 14.20.58.84. 121 Etchieson. Bryan................84 Evans. Taras..............51.69.84 Evers. Matt.....................69 F Fackson. John....................38 Fair. Dawn.......................69 Faley. Colleen................51.76 Falley. Theresa............98. 145 Farmer. Kal . 16. 33. 53.63.84. 145 Farmer. Karl..................53.69 Faulkner. Teague........... 53.62. 73 Felder. Jo................53.63.121 Felder. Kerry.................64.69 Feldman. Jo......................52 Ferguson. James..................69 Ferrel. Jessica.. 4. 7.24.33.43.53 63.84, 120. 121.145 Field. Carrie....................84 Fields. Dent re!..............53.69 Fischer. Eliiabeth ........47.57. 64 FIscus. Patrick..................99 Fish. Eluabeth...................|4 Fisher. Jerry....................69 Fisher. Tony.................... • 69 Fladwood. Tara ............52. 99 Fleming. Eudrecka................69 Flemming. Brian .................99 Flewelen. .......................69 FVwettyn. Robyn........... 42.58.84 Floding. Chris.................. • 69 Flowers. Adrian ..............19.76 Flowers. Ahdn....................69 Flowers. Natheena................69 Flowers. Sam.....................69 Foley. Shawn ..............14. 54. 76 Ford. Eneal ..................15.69 Ford. Glenn..................22.53. 76 Ford. Henry .....................69 Forman. Andi . 14. 42. 76. 121. If Fors. Kernel .................57.99 For vide. Charles...............50. 99 Fowler. Cassie 34.58.84 Franklin. Paullah................84 Frank Im. Terrlcce...............69 Frailer, Charles............28. 29. 76 Freeman. Angie...............34.62. 84 Freeman. Pam.........................57 Freeman, Toya ... 15. 30. 58.62. 84 Frei. Jell.................. 9.69 Ftiriele, Maty.......................99 Fuiford. Casonya........23.62.99 Funarl. Elaine.......................84 Funari. EKiebeth........47.57.99 Fung. Kit...................53. 69 Fung. Ping..................53. 76 Funk. Charlstin..................... 69 Furrow. Tina................ 76 G Galloway. Marcus.....................67 Galmote. Marvin......................84 Gardner. Juanika.....................76 Gardner. To wanna...........64. 84 Garrett. Ronald......................76 Gatin. Dion ................69. 121 Geltke. Aaron...............53.69 Gaufcner. Teague ....................25 George. Michele.................... 76 GAbs.L...............................69 Gibson. Rocname.... 19. 27. 76. 121 Gibson. Stephanie....................84 Giles. Yvonne .......................76 Gtlette. Kevin ......................77 Gilmer. Jeff ........................77 Glatctak. Joy .......................99 Godfrey. Louis......................100 Godfrey. Micah..............53.77 Golden. Laetl............... 38.62 Goldfarb. Leah..............57.84 Goodwin. Brian..............27. 77 Goodwin. Chris..............23.84 Goodwin. Sandy.............5. 100. 119 Gopher. Marcya.......................77 Gordon. Tammie............20. 57. 77 Gorg. Carrie.........................58 Gov an. Lisa..............100 Graham. Alvin.....................53.69 Granderson. Marl............ 42. 69 Grata. Joe..................54.84 Gray. Oavld................. 64. 84 Gray. Juan...........................69 Green. Anthony .............19.62 Green. Chanda...............35. 77 Green. Dawn...........24. 33.62. 77 Green. Die...........................69 Green, lane .........................69 Green. Lamont........................70 Green. Regenea .. II. 24. 30. 40. 52. 62. 100 Greenberg. Shire.............16. 24. 77 Greer. Eugene........................77 Grendal. Laheen..................... 84 Grey. David..........................58 Grilfln. Deon........................70 Griffin. Jeff........................84 Grlgg. David.........25.53.62. 70 Grigsby. Alan . 5. 14. 25. 33.91. 100 Gnqsby. Harry........ 25. 33. IOC' Grigsby. Lis .............42. IT). 100 Groth. Chad ... ......................5 Groth. Diem.............. 25. 53. 77 Grue. Mrs...................52.53 Gunderson. Jenny....................57. 77 Gurnoe. W............................8 H Haas. Monique.........................T Hack son. Tiffany....................12 Haflund. Wendy........................7 Hagg. Charity ........... 42. 64. 7 . Hally. Arthur........................71 Halcomb. Aletha...................41.5' Hal. Jay.................... 5.28.29.9C Had. Melinda........................23. X Hall. Melissa........... 35. 66. 7( Hamilton. Geri......................IOC Hamley. Shannon .....................10 Hammish. Deneshl ....................70 Hannsen. Kerry.......................10 Hanson. Chris.........................? Hanson. Derek.........................T Hanson. Mike .........................T Hanson. Ryan.........................7v Hanssen. Corey................53.62. 7. Hardge. Keela.........................? Hardin. Tracey ......................T Harding. Deanna......................8 Harms. Ackesa........................ Harrell. Dontell ................... 01 Harrell. Dennke..................... 84 lUtirll, Maic ...................70 llauefl. Vernke..................77 HsueD. Yennke....................31 Haiti . Danrell .................55 Hauls. Ebony.....................JO I Haul . Janaye....................70 Haul . Johnney..................101 Hauls. Oscameta...............59.84 Haul . Virgil....................84 Ksrlen. Mkhael.............53.63.70 Harvey. Robert...................77 Hatch. Jesska.................58.84 Hatley. Talxtho.............64. 70. 73 Haughton. Abithan................70 Haughton. Kelly..................77 Hawe . Amy Jo.. 16. 35. 53,58.84 Hawfitch. Oeon................51.84 HawKin . Cynthia................101 i'awkln . Tani ha................70 Hayden. Kimberly.................84 Hayne . Joel.....................32 Itehrig. Melanie............62. 120 Hemphifl. James................. 70 Henderson. Oedrk 7. 18. 28. 88. 101 Henderson. Sean.......29.62. 75. 77 Henry. Sheila....................70 Herman. Ca andra...........16. 62, 84 Herman. Shannon..................77 lletmanson. Kabe............52. 53 ISermanson. Kristin..............77 Hernandez. Euquenie..............84 Heryla. Reter....................18 He I land. Jason............52. 101 Heveron. Anjle...................77 Itrcks. Kevin....................70 KM. Gerrl..................14.54.84 KM. Jalaine......................84 HIM. Jesse......................101 H Jon........................32,77 HiM. Marsha.................62. 102 KM. Nikki.........33.35. 58.63. 77 limes. Angela...............64. 70 Hines. Stecia .30.31.36.42.52.88. 90. 102 |Gnton. Chandefle................70 H-nton. Stephanie...........38. 84 Hogstad. Jennie..................70 Holcomb. Gloria... 15.23. 30.31.84 Holcomb. Yolanda.................77 Hollie. Quana....................70 Holme . Kim.....................102 Holmes, Scott. 3.41.53.64.70. 120. 121 Holme . Shantae..................84 Hotmin. Carrie...................70 Holton. John ...........S3.63. 70 Hoivorson. John..................77 Itornbacher. Judy...............123 Houghton. David..........53.62. 77 Howard. Bridgette................70 Hower . Natheena.................64 Hjbbard. Terry..................119 I Liber. Joey...................59 II rff. Eerlesn..............63.70 Himphrey. Virginia .........42. 77 Humphreys. Lena .... 24.59.62.84 Huntley. Ronda ..................77 Huotari. Bruce...................70 Huynh. Khanh...............53.62.84 Hyde. Scot! 77 Ingram. I arissa . ..15.84 Ingram. Robin.......................29 k|uchl, Korurnl....................102 Irwin. Carmen.......................53 Irwin. Juenltta.....................70 Irwin. Scott....................... 84 Isaacman. Geoffrey . 25. 39. 40. 52. 102 Inner, Brenda......................102 Iven . Chrl .......................56. 77 J Jackson. John ... 16. 19. 38. 42,43. 62. 70.77. 120. 121 Jackson. LaReese ... 13. 38. 62. 89. 90.91. 102. 120. 145 Jackson. Phillip............. 84 Jackson. Robyn................77 Jackson. Sandra ...... 43.56. 84 Jackson, Tiffany...........81.84 Jacobson. Robert . . 53.63.84.121 James. Charlie............57.84 James. Christina......62.84. 121 1988 INDEX James. Kevin ....................102 Jarppi. Shane....................103 Jave . Tim........................77 Jaworski, Tyson...................84 Jay. Amy..........................84 Jefferson. Latisha................77 Jefferson. Matthew......15. 54.84 Jenkln . Andre..........85.91. 103 Jenkins. Carmellta......59,88. 103 Jenkln . Shawntel_______55. 103. 145 Jenklns-Thompson. Anthony .4. 14. 52.62.91. 103 Jensen. Maury...........47.57.85 Jlrafc. Peter........52. 53. 62. 70 Johnson. Carolyn..................77 Johnson. Chris....................18 Johnson. Corey... 25. 32.53.56. 77 Johnson. Craig...................103 Johnson. Erik.....................77 Johnson. Jenna ...................62 Johnson. Jennifer..........58. 103 Johnson. Jesse.............85. 103 Johnson. Kila.....................77 Johnson. Lome...........53.62. 70 Johnson. Marqulta..........42. 77 Johnson. Renee..........26.39.59.85 Johnson. Robert..................123 Johnson. Sean S..................103 Johnson. Shawn....................15 Johnson. SheMy.............59. 77 Johnson, Steve....................18 Johnson. Trelll ...............31.77 Johnson. Vernetta.................85 Johnson. Wayland..................85 Johnston. Shannon .. 13. 23. 33. 56. 82.85. 121 Jones. Calvin..............10, 104 Jones, Christopher......12. 18,85 Jones. DaMark..............12. 104 Jones. Damont...............2. 70 Jones. DanleMe Charise. 62. 104. 120 Jones. Jason......................85 Jones. La Toya....................85 Jones. Latonya....................64 Jones. Lenetta..........58.64.70 Jones, Leticia A................ 104 Jones. Melvin.....................85 Jones. Preston....................70 Jones. Renetta....................77 Jones. Timothy.............52. 104 Jr. Edward P...............109 Jr. Herbert William........100 Judge. Jennifer...................77 Kaas. Brian 104 Kaiser. Bill....................50 Kaufmann. Brian............27. 53. 77 Keating. Aaron.............64. 77 Keating. Katrina.......... 24. 53. 70 Kelly. Daniel...................85 Kelly. Ebony ... 3. 11. 26. 30. 36. 52. 104 Kelsey. Patrick.................70 Kemp. PrlsciMa..............4. 12. 77 Kemp. Shennika.................42. 77 KendaB, Byron..............38. 104 Ki-ndaK. Tony..............50. 85 Kennedy. Mkheal.................57 Keyes. Roy.................54. 77 Keys. Veronica..................85 Khampane. Ordone................70 Kimbell. Kendra..............42.85 Klmmel. Ben.....................53 Kinkead. Michele................70 Kinney. Angela..........6. 51.63.85 Kircholf. Anita........... 53. 70 Kirkland. Debbie...............62. 77 Kline. David .'................29. 78 Klipstein. Kevin.............51.85 Kmbb. Dionne...................58. 104 Knox. DeMarko...................70 Knutson. Tim....................78 Kohel. Elizabeth...........53. 78 Kohler. Marla...................70 Kokernot. Larissa.... 39.40. 57,63. 105. 119 Kokernot. Nathan...............62. 70 Kotwitz. Eric........... 27.56. 78 Krantz, Jeremiah...........53. 78 Krepp. Karina................57.85 Kreuze. Jon..........21.39.53. 78 Kronschrwsble. Mary..... 42. 78 Krueger. Stacey................105 Krueze. Mike......21. 39.58.64.85 Kupgisch. Kurt..................85 Leblanc, Paula .................64. 105 Lelne. Linda.....................41 Lampkln. Charles.................70 Langums. Shentel. ...............70 LanW. Chris......................78 Lanier. Michael..................78 Lanier. Stacy.........38.53.85. 121 Larkins. Lisa .........33. 58.62. 78 l rklns. Mike....................70 Larson. Christopher.............105 Larson. Eric.....................78 Larson. Jeffrey............18. 105 Larson. Kallsha..................70 Larson. Ms......................52. 53 Larson. Robert ............51.52.53 Lasenby. Mia.....................85 Lasley. Craig....................78 Laurent. Guy.....................78 Lovelle. John..............50. 105 Lazo. Ami..................42.53 Lee. Christina..................56. 78 Lee. Jarvis.....................54. 78 Leebins. Erin....................78 Leggett. Rcnalda ................70 Lenlor, Dawn.....................70 Leplsto. Kendra...............56,85 Lester. Cory........'............70 Lester. Michael..................78 Lester. Tracy.................18.85 Lewis. Sonya....................53. 70 Lewis. TerroM....................78 Liodberg, l.aura.................16 Linder. Lori...............78.85 Lindsey. Diatto..................19 Lindsey. Shalla.................35. 78 Lindsey. Yurika.................105 Lingback.K.......................70 Llngbeck. Lori...................71 Linn. Heather..............58.62.71 Litecky. Brian...................85 Little. Stacy..............31.51.78 Little. Tammy.......33. 42. 58. 85 Little. Temorrow.................71 Livingston. Shantell.............85 Lloyd. Terrlna ..................15 Lockhart. Philhp ................71 Lockrldge. Sheryl.............58.71 Lofton. Amanda................ 58. 71 Loftus. Rebecca..................78 Lone. Ginger.....................62 Lotkm, Mandy ....................47 Love. Chasita....................71 Lowry. Angela.................42.85 Lowry. Jenny.....................78 Loyd. Lenell.....................78 Lozo. Ami........................71 Luebeck. Mr...................52.53 Lumpkins. Cassandra........33. 105 Lund. Kim........................24 Lynch. Leah...................62.85 Lynn. Jamar.....................53. 71 M MacDonald. Jackson .... 21.54.85 MacDonald. Kyle..................52 Macon. Peter...........10.58. 105 Maddux. Ryan .............57. 78 Madigan. Mike.....27.40.85 Madsen. Jodie......16. 23. 82. 85 Mahon. Tara.....................85 Makay. Chris....................57 Mandsager. Peter......21. 36. 106 Manuel. Quincy...............78.85 Manuel. Stacy.........58. 59. 106 Marclnlak. Edward............53.71 Marek. John....... 39.41.53.62.85 Markey. Derek.. 10. 18.28. 106. 145 Mark . Marta................38.58. 121 Marlon. Carter..................71 Maroney. Jennifer........24. 59.85 Marr. Trlsllee..................71 Marshall. La Wayne.......42. 62. 85 Martin. Daniel ..............53.78 Martin. Jennifer...............56. 106 Martin. John................85 Martin, Julie...................85 Martin. Tanya...................71 Martin. Terrell. 7. 12.28.42.81.85. 120. 121 Martin. Twyla...................50 Martinka. Matthew..............53. 71 Martinson. Craig................71 Martinson. Joy.................106 Masenheimer. Christina .... 58. 106 Mason. AlbertIne...............85 Mason. Jacqueline..............85 Mason. Jessaline..............106 Massle. Misty..................78 Mathews. Denise.... II. 34.58. 120 Mathis. Angela.................14 Matsls. Eleanor................39 Matthews. Denise M............106 Matthews. Kandl.......58.62.81.85 Mattison. Aimee.............53.71 Mattson. Denise................78 Mattson. James ..............71 McCaBum. Lisa.................106 McCartln. Kathleen.............42 McClellan. Aaron.........15.51.85 McClellan. Mr ..............52. 53 McConnell. Maurice----18. 28. 107 McCorvey. Felicia . 5. 11. 34.40.52. 107 McCorvey. Shawna .........55. 107 McCoy. Alonzo..................71 MCcoy. Nana....................II McCoy. Twrlla..................64 McDt . Wyatt...................62 McDonald. Kyle................107 McGee. Robert..................78 McGowan. Tyrus.............63. 71 Mclnnl . Duane .............75. 78 McIntosh. Talawna ... 42. 53.64. 71 Mckecver. Jennifer.............63 McKeever. Jenny ...............71 McKelvy. LcRoy.................71 McKinney. Alex........18.27.62.85 McKinney. Gegi.................85 McKinney. Jerome .....18.64.85 McKinney, kccarae.............64. 78 McKInnles. Marla...... 59. 89. 107 McMorrl . Elbert...............85 Mei. Angela....................71 Mel. Jennifer..................78 MeBeme. 8ev................... 85 Mclmer. Stephanie..... 57.62. 78 Mergler. Ronnie...............107 Mika, Christopher..............85 Millard. Koretta..........38. 40. 78 Miller. Abby..... .......58.63.78 MlBer. Alonzo..................78 Miller. Becky.................33. 35 MlBer. Christina...............71 Miller. Cliff..................71 Miller. Clifton................27 Miller. Drum Alexas... 41.53.63.85 Miller. Lance .... 18. 52. 62. 91. 107 Miller. Rebecca................78 Miller. Troy..................107 Mills. Anthony................62. 78 MlB . Mike...............53.62.78 Mlncey. Jeff...............7. 18 Minikus. Christina............54. 78 Minikus. Ken..................78. 121 Mlnlnger, Larry................85 Mlnkef. Heather...........64. 78 Minnema, Mr...................52. 53 Mitchell. Darcus .............71 Mitchell. Uncobi...............65 Mithun. Tina .............52. 107 Motocek. Virgil..............50.86 Montesano. Bob.................40 Montgomery. Julian Robert. . 38. 59. 106 Moore. Anthony.................78 Moore. Antonyo.................54 Moore. Demetrius...............78 Moore. Dennis..................71 Moore. Loporche................86 Moore. Michael.................71 Moore. Miml...................121 Moore. Pamela.................62. 86 Moore. Prentice................71 Moore. Stephanie...............14 Moore. Sylvia..................86 Moore. Yohance................19. 78 Mopptn. Andreas 11. 13. 38. 52.62. 91. 106. 120. 145 Moshier. Joseph................78 Mullen. Kathleen.......56.62. 108 Munnlch. Katharine .16.24. 35.53. 63.86 Murphy. Adayle........47. 57.62. 78 Muskat. Zakke..................78 Mutlu, Laura...................78 Myers. Sharcon.................78 N Nakumbe. Victor.. 38. 43.90. 108. 120 Narmer. Alston...............82 Neal. Leeroy...................78 Nellson. David.................51 Nelson. Aten..................108 Nelson. Chad................32.86 Nelson. Dechun..............18.90 Nelson. Felecla.............64.71 Nelson. Kimberly...............78 Nelson. Lloyd..............32. 78 Nelson. Paulette..............108 Nelson. Roy....................71 Nerlson. Brian.................86 Nguyen. Choung.............53.86 Nguyen. Dung ... 39. 40. 41. 52. 108 Nguyen. Hal....................86 Nf iyen. Huy...................79 Nguyen. Kim....................53 Nguyen. Unh.................53.79 Nichols. Ernest................79 Nogowskl. Barb.................86 Nolen. Marcus..................73 NorBng. Jasmine........22. 58. 71 Norwood. Cynthia.....14.90. 108 Norwood. Donee la ... 52. 53.64.86. 121 Nowian. Deb................... 86 Nunn. Charllta.............4. 108 Nunn. Dawn.....................11 Nunn, .lesslca ............... 0 O Neal. Cecelia............••••£? Odom. Nicole.............£1.53.71 Odukote. Anika..........W. 62. 79 Oliver. Nelaushe........... Oliver. Stephanl.....• •• • 71 Olson. Anna........... 40. 57. 109 CHson. Josh....................®' Olson. Patricia................'1 CHson. T.......................71 Onumah. Gwen...................38 Ovby. Alonzo...................71 Osterberg. Amy........ 24. 53. 79 Osterberg. Die..............51.86 Otubushln. Michael.........53. 79 Oudomdy. Mala.................109 Owcznsky, Geno.................71 Owens. Carol...................86 Owens. Jocelyn................109 Owens. Qiana...................86 P Palm, Monique . 16. 42. 79. 120.121 PaollUo. Jesus...............25.51.86 PanllBo. Orlando...................71 Par go. Marlon.....................42 Pacise, Ed.........................18 Pasma. David........... 22.52.89. 109 Patterson. BiUie.......11.34. 38. 109 Patterson. Nicholas...............53. 79 Patterson. S Tiyo..................86 Pauhon. Chuck.....................53. 79 Payne. Chrl .......................71 Pearson. Carr......................87 Pearson. Kenneth...................86 Peel. Paul........................19. 79 People . Tony......................71 Perkin . Kevin.................53. 71 Perkin . Robin.....................79 Perkin . Sean.....................50. 109 Perrkcl. Donato....................86 Persaud. Sunlta....................71 Peterson. John.....................71 Peterson. Kimberly.................79 Peterson. Leticia..................71 Peterson. Roxanne............16.109 Peterson. Sheila..................109 Peterson. Troy.....................50 Petrou. Damien... 11.15.25.32.36. 51. 110 PhIBIps. Pal.......................19 PhIBIps. Vonette..................53. 71 Pierce. Carol.....................110 Pierson. Tina......................71 Plkela. Josh.......................71 Plkala. MkheBe....................110 Pittman. Nicole....................79 Pomell. Edgar .....................71 Porter. Tiffany....................79 Povlitzkl. Donna...................MO Preblsh, Mkhelle..................62. 79 Price. Genehe......................58 Price. Ken.........................86 Primmer. Matthew..................63. 79 151 Propes. Tank 7. 18. 36. 38. 52.62. 110. 120 Provost. Paula....................110 Provost. Troy............40. 110. 145 Przynski, Amanda .... 24. 53. 63. 79 Q Quant. Joy 12. 40. 43. 56. 110. 145 Queen. Tony....20. 28 Rader, Renee....................145 Ramos. Pedro................18. 148 Ranee. Ken .. 10. 38. 40. 41. 53. 110. 120 Randall. Amy.....................79 Randall. Bernard.................71 Randall. Craig...................79 Randleman. Jon......... 40. 55. 111 Rash. Randy......................79 Ratcliff. Senctra................79 Rau. Angel.......................79 Ray. Charlene...............79. 121 Redmond. Susan................58.86 Reed. Audrey.....................79 Reed. John.......................71 Reep. LanceE....................Ill Rehfetd. Athena..................71 Reichmuth. Chris ... 22. 52.62. Ill Reid.Rayded......................71 Relmer. Blake....................54 Reliford. Willie..............,..71 Renner. Sara................58. 64 Repplier. Chris..................51 Reuben. Derek............16. 28. 111 Reynolds. Lorene .... 16. 40. 56.62. 111. 120 Reynolds. Natalie..........14.42.86 Reynolds. Sally..................58 Rice. Bryan.................53. 72 Rich, Jay........................18 Rich. Shan...............2. 18, 111 Rich. Taj....................38. 79 Richards. Leslie.............42. 72 Richardson. Duane................79 Richardson. Kell............15. 87 Richmond. Damon.................Ill Riley. DeMarc.......16.28. 50. 111 Riley. Jamal.................18, 86 Rimpson. Lonnie.............43. 111 Ringgold. David........18. 50. 112 Ringgold. Terry..........18.42.86 Ripley. Kelly....................72 Ripley. Mlchede M...............112 Rivotd. Desiree ... 3.24.33.64. 72 Roach. Merideth..................86 Roberge. Tina....................86 Robbins. Brad............ 32. 53. 86 Roberts. Aquilla. . 23. 38. 55. 58. 112 Roberts. George..................39 Robertson. Scott.................57 Robinson. Frank..................79 Robinson. Gary...................72 Robinson. Kiara..............62. 72 Robinson. Richard............18, 19 Robinson. Shedderick.............79 Robinson. Tamlko.................79 Robinson. Tange................. 86 Rodgers. Reggie..................79 Rodriquex. Rafael................86 Rogers. Tony.........32. 40. 54. 86 Rolf. Shannon............ 47.59. 79 Roman. Kevin..................50.86 Ronald. Tom..................25. 72 Rondo. Christine ................72 Rondo. Mike......................79 Rooney. Joseph...................72 Roscoe. Neal....................51. 112 Rose. Angela.................62. 79 Ross. Gena................... 15,86 Ross. Javaha.....................22 Rosso. Joel......................72 Rosso Julie ... 112 Rowe . Peter John . 33.38. 112. 145 Rowland. Tlrzah.......... 53.63. 79 Ruedebusch. Jody.................86 Ruiz. Lisa....................53.72 Runganadhan. Amorl... 40. 52. 112. 120 Russell. Kal........4.7. 13.43. 86 Russek. Latika . 11. 34. 38. 42. 56. 112. 145 1988 INDEX Sable. Jennifer .72 Satonek. Mark...................62 Sanders. Brian 25. 27. 53. 62. 86 Sanders. Ian................... 27 Sanders. Kevin............. . . 72 Sanders. Richard................72 Sapa. Carrie....................86 Sargent. Michael................72 Sargent, Sue....................72 Sattcl. Karl ............ 41.53.86 Saulter. Loretta..........53. 72 Saunders. Jermaine..............72 Sayarath. Khanprason............72 Schardin, Demian .... 21.27. 36.86 Schcppard. Brian .........19. 79 Schlichenmeyer. Mark . 40.52. 112 Schlichenmeyer. Patrick. . 53. 62.86 Schneider. Michael..............72 Schneider. Mike...........19. 27 Schot. Dawn................... 72 Schulte. Nkole..................72 Schultz. Greg...............50.91. 113 Schwanekamp. Max..........53. 79 Schwartzbauer. Karen............24 Schwartzkopf. Carol ............58 Scott. Anthony Lowell......... 113 Scott. Beryl ..........43.86. 113 Scott. Desiree.................113 Scott. Dorothy...............41.63 Scott. Mike ..............25. 79 Scott. Rebecca............40. 52. 53 Scott. Tony......10. 11.22. 52.62 Scott. TyUn. . .. ............. 72 Scott. Vicki .................. 79 Scrimshaw. Joshua...............79 Scurry. Barb ... 38. 47. 58. 113. 120 Sc mans. Macrae.................72 Senander. Metissa..............113 Sexton. Douglas.................86 Sexton. Scott...................51 Sharp. Carrie..................64. 72 Sharp. Kimberly................50. 113 Shavinsky. Deanna..............113 shavintky. Jeff............50. 113 Shaw. Cassaundra................79 Shelton. Mike.............25. 72 Sheppard. Ron...........18,29. 79 Sheridan. Damian................86 Sherrod. Darrow.................19 Sherrod. Shalinda...............26 Shoberg, Anna .... 1............72 Shockley. Derek...........11.82.86 Sigers, Brandon.................72 Sila. Frederic..................72 SJfcmpa. Delora................114 Simon. Tabatha .................79 Sims, Chante...................114 Sims. Ladonna.............64. 72 Sims. Latwila...................79 Sims. Twtfa.....................II Singleton. Marvin.......88. 90. 114 Slaughter. Anthony.............56. 114 Smiley. John...........11,55. 114 Smiley. Shannon..............64.86 Smith. Abdul.........18. 43. 56. 88 Smith. Chanda . 6. 38. 52. 53.62. 121 Smith. Diana....................72 Smith. Donuette................58. 79 Smith. Efrem.........38. 59. 88. 114 Smith. Gavin....................72 Smith. Jamal....................27 Smith. Jerusha..................72 Smith. Marcella.................87 Smith. Marcie................11.34 Smith. Monique..................72 Smith. Timothy .................86 Snaza. Bradely..................72 Snoddy. Dana....................79 Snyder. Fawnia.................63. 72 Snyder. Mark ............ 53. 63. 79 Soderstrom. Sheila..............72 Sotonek. Mark................54.86 Sorenson.Greg 40.41.51. 114. 120 Sorrells. Lakrecia..............79 Soulier. Shanne.................72 Spagenski. Darlene......20. 30. 114 Sponyers. Eric.................72. 121 Speed. Labrent .... 52.62. 114. 120 Spencer. Cindy.........13.86. 121 Spuda. Bill.....................86 Stage. Stacy....................79 Stallings. Ericka..............113 Stanhope. Earl............15.54.86 Stanhope. Shawnna...............79 Starks, Aquenette..............115 Stauffachcr. Joel ..........53. 79 Stebbms. ' ison ...27.51.86 Stephan, Chris . ............. 86 Stephens. Roman .. 7. 18. 38. 52. 62. 89. 115 Stevens. Chaundra...............53. 79 Stevenson. Michael..............29. 79 Stewart. Lakersha................72 Stewart. Lia.....................72 Stewart. Lloyd .............25. 86 Stewart. Rhonda...............53.80 Stine. Bradley..............51. 115 Stingley. Yvette.................87 Stolt. Chadwick ..............72 Stoltman. Rob.................. 72 Stormoen. Keith.......... 32. 72 Str.schaw. Joel..................72 Straub. Donnie.................. 72 Strickland. Sean............29. 72 Strood. Jennifer ..............80 Stuart. Lia......................58 Stubblefield. Kena...............72 Sullivan. Jesska .. 58.63. 115 Suttles. Ketrina.................72 Swan. Andrew 39. 53.63. 72. 120. 121 Swanson. Julie.................. 23.87 Swatosh. Ann.....................42 Sweeter. Renata ..............80 T Tang. Uyen ............... 39.53. 72 Torrents. Darren................80 Tate. Christopher.........58. 64. 115 Tauring. Lori...................24 Taylor. Eddie...................21 Taylor. Ikcna .. ...............72 Taylor. Latonya...........35. 80 Taylor. Shawn ..................19 Taylor, Thomasina H............115 Taylor. Trffanle................80 Taylor. Toni .. .......5.38.58.120 Taylor. Tonya...................59 Taylor. Tyrone 43.56.57. 115 Tenner. Sara....................26 Thao. C....................... 72 Thao. Dan................ 25.53.72 Thao, Dang..................... 73 Thao. Enosay.............. 25.53.80 Thao. Ko..................53.87 Thao, Mai ................53. 73 Thao, Pao.................51.87 Thao, Peter...............25. 53. 73 Thao. Xay ......................80 Thao.Xia ...................... 53 Thailand. Jeremy ...............64 Thibodeaux. Chris... 18. 43. 74. 80 Thoen. Matt ................51.115 Thomas. Delkia...... 42. 53.62. 73 Thomas. Diane . 14 Thompson. Craig.................80 Thompson. Decarlo...............73 Thompson. Kevin.................73 Thompson. Lannettc........ 87. 121 Thompson. Mario...........27. 36. 87 Thompson. Michelle..............80 Thompson. Tony..................38 Thorp. Dona ...................116 Thotlond. Jeremy ... 21.27. 53. 80 Thurbcr. Angela.................80 Tideman. Chris.............59. 116 Tlllrs. Andrei..................73 Timbetlake. Jackie..............80 Todd. Brian............... 54.87 Tolan. Rrch.....................87 Torgerson. Kathryn .............80 Townsend. Carlita.........15.87 Townsend. Chiquite..............80 Townsend. Cynthia...............73 Townsend. Dawnia.......... 87. 116 Tran. Hong................53. 73 Ttoywkk. Trachclle..............57 Trend. David...............50. 116 Trotter. Marcus...........18. 87 Truchinski. Lisa................80 True blood, DeNeal..............80 Trueblood. Trent................73 Trwin. Carmen .. ...............80 Tucker. Angela............62. 73 Tucker. Kim ....................73 Tucker. Michelle...........87. 121 Tweet. Stacy...................116 Tyner. Bridgette..........38. 80. 121 Tyson. Akeela ............53, 73 Tyson. Elizabeth . .............73 Tyson. Keela....................31 u Ondciheim. Trent.10. 27. 116 V Vahdathagh, Neqar.......53. 62. 73 Valley. Jennifer.............47.80 Van Der Scheegen. Dino.....54. 80 Vang, Chan.............21.27.53.73 Vang. Lucy......................26 Vang. Mar ................., . . 53 Vang. Mang .................23. 80 Vang. May....................53.73 Vang. Mia ......................87 Vang. Pao ......................80 Vang. Sara ..................41.53 Vang. Theng.....................53 Vang. Xhcng.....................25 Vang. Xw........................87 Vang. Yang......................73 Vanryswyk. Rachel..........52. 116 Vatnado. Victor.........57.89. 116 Vasquez. Stephen...........54.80 Vasseur. Becky........33.58.63. 73 Vay. Sonny.................53.73 Venus. Ddisia..........52. 116. 120 Vera. Jennifer..................73 Vcrniet. Allan..................73 Vetter. Kimberly................87 Vidas. Erk...................64.73 Vnuck. Marie....................87 Vo. Angie................35. 56.80 Vogen. Emily............... 63. 73 Vondall. Ttoy..............50.87 Vongkayvone. Phong.........53. 73 Votasane. Sandy..............53.80 Wald, Jim .................... 25. 73 Walker. Christina.................6 Walker. Daphine .. 30.31.87.121 Walker. Wristma.............. 58.80 Walker. Rosalyn.................117 Walker. Vktor....................38 Wallace. Elissa............. 38.117 Wallace. Jason..............11.87 Wallace. Willey ..............16.19 Wadin. Dustin 19.80 Walsh, Shawn.....................87 Ware. Albert ...................80. 87 Warfield. Kristin Marie .117 Warren. Desiree 14. 42.63. 74.80 Washington. Denise.......... 54.87 Washington. Germaine.............73 Washington. Jatika..............117 Washington, Lakisha..............73 Washington. Randy . 27. 38,53.80 Washington, Tika.................62 Washington, Yulanda...........31.80 Waters. Darrell..................80 Watson. Marcus...................73 Watson. Stacy...................62. 117 Webb. Dave ...................64.80 Weber. Meshach......... ........117 Wedden. Donna....................73 Weidner. Sonya...................73 Weinlick. Dovid ... 16. 41.90. 117. 119. 120 Weizenegger, Rhonda .............87 Well . Kristine.................16. 117 Wells. Mkhdle...................16. 58 Wells. Tom.......................58 Wendt. Amy................... .. 75 West. Hans.......................73 West. Jacob .....................80 Westdal. Nils....................73 Westlmg. Steve.............53.80 White. Adrisa...................53. 73 White. Sandy.................... 56 White. Tesa..............4. 38. 64. 73 Whitmore. Talicha.............64.80 Whitner. James...................80 Wiley. Sabrina ..................80 Wiliams. Jerry...................29 Williams. Brian .. 38. 59.89. 90. 117 Wifcams. Geo_______29. 38. 40. 52.62. 118. 120 Wifcams. Jemaul...............28.87 Wifcams. Jerry...........4. 62.80 Wifcams. Mkheal D ...............73 William . Shaniquia........... 73 Williams. Shanno ............53.80 William . Sonjia.........38. 64.87 Williams. Tonjia...............8? Williams. V ...................87 Williams. Wendy......16. 38. 39.87 Willis. Jon A................I If Wilson. Connie.................87 Wilson. Jason.................116 Wilson. Kischa M ............118 Wilson. Monique................7? Wilson. Queen ... 20. 30. 38.52.53 80. 121 Wilson. Steven............... 87 Wilson. Sylvia.............31.7.' Witthuhn. Everett ............8'. Wodarski. Alan ..............52. 1 If Wodarski. Tim ... 32.41. 53.62. 8 Wofford. Courtney...........11.8 Wojoak. Lisa....................3 Wood. Chris....................7. Wooley. Angie..................8« Wooley. Patrke............38. Ilf Wright. Arthur.......14. 18. 27.8 Wright. Elizabeth .......14. Ilf Wright. Sharon.......38.62. I If Wright. Victoria.........54. I If Wscho. Kinbetly................3f X Xiong. Laotoua....... 39.53. 7 23.7 Yang. Bk ........... Yang, Chad ...................7 Yang. Ge..................53.7 Yang. Mai...................23. t Yang. Nancy 23. 7 Yang. Pao ....................8 Yang. Shoua......... 25. 40. 52. 11 Yang. Ying....................f Yates. Brenda..............II Ybarra. Christopher........II Yesufu. Bosun.......25. 38. 53.6 Young.Galen. .................r Young. Mai....................5 Young. Sandy..................8 Yun. Chong..............24. 53.6 Yun. Chung....................5 Yun. Hye-Chong................8 Yun. Hyc-Suk 24. 34. 39. 40. 41.5: 62. 89.90. 11 Zackery. Katnnka .38. 59.89. I Zackery. (Jyvses. .......... Zborowski. Ed ...............54.1 Zogan. Avery................. L 152 0 Wijnk KjA mjrn H