North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

It Seems Like Only Yesterday 1981 Varsity Football Squad Powderpuff Football game Memories last a lifetime and as the years go by so quickly it ' s important that you get the most out of your life that you can. As you travel down the long winding road of life it may sometimes seem like only yesterday when one chap- ter ended and a new one began. Remembering that one special high school friend, or that moment when you felt the hero, will be able to bring a reminiscent smile to your face and brighten up a world which seemed so bleak just the moment before. That extremely cold football game, the basketball games, the plays and musicals, or that one time that your hard work paid off and you finally reached your goal, will stand out in your mind and transport you back to simpler days. It is our hope that this yearbook may be a help to pre- serve those once in a lifetime memories. North takes on Indianola It Seems Like Only Yesterday Table of Contents Student Life 1-23 Sports 24-53 Organizations 54-77 Seniors 78-93 Underclassmen 94-127 Faculty 128-140 Advertising 141-1 55 Index 156-159 3 Spirit Week North High Patriots Mark Reeves makes a pass Let ' s Go North!! This year ' s Homecoming events got off to a good start. This year ' s activities included, Spirit Week, door decorating contest, sign contest, Senior Faculty game, bug push, and other events. Even though we didn ' t win North students didn ' t give up their spirit. They stood behind the football players 100 per cent. The new style of varsity cheerleaders. 9 Varsity B.iskotb.ill players Angle Dubbs 10 Surprised Tommy In Search of Your Dreams The 1981 North High Homecoming was a success. The theme this year was In Search of Your Dreams. It was held in the girls gym and tickets were $4.00 and $5.00 at the door. The homecoming royalty was, Homecoming Prin- cess—Lisa Westendorf, Mr. Polar Bear— Kurt Weeks, Senior Princesses— Tana Kelce, and Joy Hansen, Ju- nior Princesses— Jena Petefish, and Cathy Jorgensen, Sophomore Princesses— Michelle Garcia, and Kim Mick, Freshman Princesses— Raquel Way, and Kathy Murphy. 13 Scott Terry and Tammy Thumps Some new additions to North This years homecoming spirit week had a very good turnout. Some of the activities consisted of the nickel and dime, door decorating, green and white, and post- er contests, a bug race, and the powder puff football game in which the girls upset the faculty 8 to 6. There was also a pie throwing contest. The teachers who had pies thrown at them were Mr. Lehfeld, Mrs. Forrester, Mr. Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Funk. Some ways that students showed their spirit, was by dressing up for special days that were described to them. These days were green and white day, grub day, occupation day, preppy day, and way out Wednesday. New Varsity Cheerleaders Seniors show their stuff 14 lust got up? 15 16 The North High Drill Team SPORTS 1981 Varsity Football Coach Petersen shows his disgust at the Valley game The 1981 Varsity Football team finished the ' 81 ' season with a disappointing 0-9. record. Even though the Polar Bears did not win a game all year the Bears played well at times. North started the year with a very heart- breaking 7-6 loss to Indianola. This was North ' s best game. They played hard all the way to the final buzzer, but could not come out on top. Other games the Bears played well in, but the score might not have shown it, were Hoover 64-20, East 47-7, Lincoln 35- 7, and Valley 28-0. This year ' s team had more players out than last year. Hopefully with all of the juniors coming back and most of them with lots of experience, next year ' s team should do even better. junior Doug Strobel takes the hand off and runs up the middle 26 Row 1 (left to right)— Coach Bob Petersen, Tim Rider, Brett Cole, Jeff Canoe, Kevin Godwin, Jeff Burton, Vince Bobenhouse, Brian Colwell, Lynn Sears, Mark Reeves, Larry McGinn, Paul Miller, and Matt Daniels. Row 2 (left to right)— Coach John MacDonald, Brian Ball, Randy Mogenson, Mike Goodwin, John Mallory, Kurt Weeks, Floyd Faber, Kirk McCloud, Gary Morris, Jerry MacDonald, J.R. Smith, Dave Wells, and Jeff Tellis. Row 3 (left to right)— Coach Evan Minnick, Jim Puffet, Joe Reese, Pat Messerly, Joe Modrick, George Cox, Brian Clayball, Jerry Tellis, Greg Cushing, Richard Smith, Doug Strobel, and John Julich. Row 4 (left to right)— Rod Jorgenson, Larry Bohall, Scott Terry, Lowell Cooper, Kerry Dunn, John Knudson, Danny Micheals, Todd Rynearson, and Denny Miller. Top Row (left to right)— Joe Fitzgibbon, John Simmons, Bruce Green, Billy Frein, Joey Townsell, Art Knapp, Jeff Hawkins, John Baker, Angie Chance, Tana Kelce, and Chris Gallagher. l I The Polar Bears demolish an East High running back. Floyd Faber returns an interception against Indianol. Greg Cushing rolls out and throws against Tech Jim Puffet blocks a Valley lineman The 1981 North High Football Scores Indianola 7 Valley 28 Tech 34 East 47 Dowling 63 Roosevelt 48 Lincoln 35 Hoover 64 Grinnell 40 North 6 North 0 North 12 North 7 North 6 North 0 North 7 North 20 North 6 Sevor.il North players swarm the Hoover ball carrier to prevent extra yard age Row 1) Eddie Stubbs; John Sims; Clancy Rasmussen; Wade Wickett; Robert Linford; Tony Gill; Pat Barden; Row 2) Coach Collins; Stan Lemay; Jeff Potts; Jeff Jones; Mark Sparks; Lewis McGregor; Doug Lee; Coach Cooper; Row 3) Chris Langlet; Jeff Hodges; Skip Sweeten; Loun Cavan; Robert Rehms; Patty Cox Coach Keeling and Coach Powell watch the game with treme intensity. Joey Oliver looks down field for 37 Ryan Aldrich tucks (he ball and heads for the end one. 36iS£fifc. 2 — Row 1) Coach Powell; Kathy Murphy; Dave VanArkel; Joey Oliver; Todd Blair; Chris Miller; Gary Morris; Val Alksnis; Ryan Aldrich; Row 2) Coach Keeling; Casey Polk; Kim Mick; Sean Morris; John Pierick; Alan Pickett; Joe Oxenrider; Jay Knapp; John Bohall; Todd McCullough; Row 3) Neal Williams; Tom Spray; Mark Morrison; Gary Easter; Ken Ennis; John Purdy; Jim Kulish; Kevin Stanford; Bob Haves Freshman Football Indianola 14 Valley 36 Tech 6 East 18 Saydel 6 Dowling 56 Lincoln 28 Roosevelt 36 Hoover 28 North 8 North 6 North 0 North 6 North 0 North 8 North 0 North 6 North 6 33 North High Girl Swimmers Row 1: Anne Kramer, Diane Hawkins, Angie Dubbs, Becky McCarl, Charlotte Mead- ows. Row 2: Jeanette Glas, Su ie Reeves, Michele Davis, Cindy Hawkins, Jill Reeves, Anna Akermark, Nancy Harkin, Abby Jacobs. Row 3: Coach Lonnie Kerman, POLAR BEAR, mangers: Phil Gould, Tim Dubbs. They Bear Down! ' Anna shows super form Michele checks competition! TOO Anne jams in diving. Block that ball! Look mom, no hands! Who ' s got the ball? The North High 1981 Volley- ball team ended the season showing a great deal of ambi- tion and enthusiasm. The girls only had a few victories, against Tech and Roosevelt, but did their best and had a good time. Top Row — Coach Harker, Kim Lenz, Kelly Cox, Sandra Trogdon, Chris Woodruff, Janeen Hagen. Row Two — Michelle Nemmers, Laurie Bruce, Terri Bueford, Joane Smith, Kim Skinner. Row Three — Monica Richards, Su .an Butcher, Robin Baxter 37 Grapplers end season with win 1 . Art Knapp rolls his man for a pin North High Grapplers finish the season on a winning note. The North Wrestlers won their first dual meet in 8 years beating Roosevelt, 34-30. The last victory came in 1974. Colfax 30 Tech 40 East 46 Hoover 42 Saydel 40 Valley 56 Lincoln 44 Dowling 63 Perry 42 Roosevelt 30 North 24 North 23 North 13 North 8 North 23 North 13 North 26 North 4 North 20 North 34 John Simmons has a look of intensity as he plans his escape 38 Row 1 L-R Jay Knapp, Art Knapp, Rod Jorgenson, Shawn Nelson, Clancy Rasmussen, John Simmons, Tom Geerlings Row 2 John Gilliotti, Todd Blair, Wayne Mitchell, Mark Shreck, Jim Cross, Doug Clough, Vince Bobenhouse Row 3 Joe Reese, Jim Leong, Tom Morris, Bill White, David Huss, Chris Palmer, Jeff Burton, Coach McDonald Doug Clough fights with his opponent for a pin. Bill White waits with intensity to get an easy pin. J V Art Knapp fights to stay on top of his opponent. 39 Kneeling L to R Teresa Dixon, Head Coach Jerry Collins, Assistant Frit Keeling, Lisa McDonald, Standing Lynn Sears, David White, John Mallory, Ralph Crosby, Doug Strobel, Charlie Hayes, Brian Colwell, Kenny Ennis, Tom Morgan, Kenny Harkin, Robin Vanderleest, Jeff Tellis, Joe Fitzgibbon, Lowell Cooper, Bruce Mains Junior Cagers Show Promise The Bears finished 3-16 in regular season, Senior Brian Colwell was a leader in scoring, rebounding, and as- sist. Juniors Joe Fitzgibbon, Bruce Mains, and Tom Morgan, were also team leaders in stats. Junior Charlie Hayes, Junior Lowell Cooper, Sopho- more Robin Vanderleest, and Fresh- man Kenny Ennis gained needed ex- perience. The future looks good for North. North North North North North North North North North North North 46 56 41 65 50 46 77 55 48 37 49 Knoxville 51 Indianola 52 East 79 Saydel 58 Dowling 81 Roosevelt 81 Lincoln 104 Hoover 73 Oskaloosa 59 Valley 42 Tech 73 Bruce Mains sets to play defense. North 50 East 60 North 37 Dowling 68 North 38 Roosevelt 78 North 52 Saydel 46 North 56 Lincoln 86 North 53 Hoover 74 North 35 Valley 58 North 58 Tech 76 North 47 Ames 69 (Sectional) 40 Sophomores Gain Experience East 68 North 37 Saydel 22 North 61 Dowling 83 North 60 Roosevelt 68 North 35 Lincoln 110 North 45 Hoover 64 North 53 Oskaloosa 56 North 41 Valley 79 North 36 Tech 64 North 34 East 63 North 31 Dowling 95 North 49 Roosevelt 79 North 37 Saydel 48 North 51 Lincoln 83 North 45 Hoover 83 North 34 Valley 99 North 48 Tech 52 North 41 The Sophomores went 2- 15 on the season, with a small group. Leading the way was Robin Vanderleest leading the team in scor- ing, 164 points, and rebounds with 149. Jeff Potts led the team in assists with 78. Freshman Kenny Ennis and John Purdy saw some good action on the squad. j eff Potts drives to the hoop Kneeling, Kim Mick, Coach Lowell Cooper, and Patty Cox. Standing, Tony Gill, Scott Drew, John Sims, Alan Gray, John Purdy, Robin Vanderleest, Eddie Stubbs, Doug Lee, Jeff Potts. John Sims fights for the ball. A CS A A Team North 53 North 44 North 57 North 47 North 27 North 35 North 46 North 31 North 30 North 53 North 43 North 62 North 53 North 45 North 44 East 52 Dowling 62 Roosevelt 80 Lincoln 89 Hoover 76 Valley Tech 77 Dowling 67 Roosevelt 65 Hoover 77 Valley 61 Ankeny 69 (o.t.) Tech 66 Lincoln 90 East 51 Front Row L to R Michelle Garneau, Eric Pope, Val Alksnis, Paul Hester, Jon Jacobs, Joey Oliver, Chris Casper, Back Row Neal Williams, Bob Hayes, Tim Righi, John Purdy, Jim Kulish, Chris Boyd, Tony Free- man, Kevin Gee Joey Oliver sets to shoot foul shot. Jon Jacobs advances the ball. i B Team North North North North North North North 52 13 54 67 42 37 41 East 40 Dowling 65 Roosevelt 45 Lincoln 70 Hoover 64 Valley 59 Tech 53 North North North North North North North 44 39 37 49 2 57 43 Dowling 46 Roosevelt 53 Hoover 60 Valley 58 Tech 31 Lincoln 43 East 26 45 1981-82 Girls Varsity Basketball This year ' s girls basketball team finished with a respectable 17-7 record. Junior Anne Holland led the scoring with a 38 point ave, while Julie Madison led the guard court. The girls made it all the way to the sectional finals before losing to East 64-59. With only two seniors on the team, Coach Bud McCrea ' s team for next year should be very good. Shari Twist looks to pass off. L to R standing; LuDean Allensworth, Melinda Krueger, Susan Cowles, Lisa Purdy, Marcene Schomer, Janeen Hagen. L to R sitting; Diana Catrenich, Sandra Trogdon, Julie Madison, Anne Holland, Shari Twist, Rhonda Wilkerson 47 Girls Sophomore Basketball Left to right, top row — Deb White, Cindy Oden, Anna Lee, April Aryres, Bot- tom Row— Theresa Stemler, Amy Fargo, Kelli Cox, Kathy Richards, Lynnette Dunlap Lynette Dunlap stops the opposing player. Forward Amy Fargo waits for a pass 49 Freshman Girls Basketball Boys Swimming Front Row— Phil Gould, David Lundgren, Tim Dubbs, Coach Bob Lawson Middle Row— Jeff Hawkins, Tracey Felton, Denny Miller, Manager Cindy Hawkins Back Row— Manager Laurie Bird, Alan Pickett, Mike Barrin, Chris Miller Tim Dubbs and Coach Bob Lawson 52 Team 1981-82 The 1981-82 Boys Swim Team came up with a well earned victory against Boone, the team ' s first victory in five years. The spirit of the team was very positive, even though they only came out victorious one time. Coach Lawson is looking forward to good team next year and hopes to have more partici- pation. Alan Pickett shows us the return of the Gillman. In the middle, Alan Hawkins makes a good dive 53 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Front Row — Rae Ann Grogan, Andrea Kurschinski, Kevin Gee, Robin Baxter, Laura Freerckson, Alisa Davis, and Monique McSparin. Back Row — Crystal Henderson, Kim Mick, Diane Egli, Teresa Stemler, John Sims, John Purdy, and Chris Boyd. Mr. Lazear — sponsor Members at a Student Council meeting. Key Club Front Row — Mr. Gordon, Tana Kelce, Chris Gallager, Leslie Harper, Xuan Huyhgn, Missey Gassaway, Jennife Gelner, Sharon Strike, Chris Miller, Janice McClyntic, Mr. Harold Prieast. Back Row — Denny Miller, Julie Madison Kathy Waddell, Kristy Houk, Jennifer Plymesser, Mark Murray, Karla Jayne, Janet Johansen, Mr. Herman Miller. A.V. Light Stage Crew Jenny Plymesser — A.V. Crew Kristi Houk — A.V. Crew Alisa Davis — A.V. Crew 1st 2nd Semester DEC A First Semester Deca; Back — Gary Vasquez, Susan Chappell, Lucrietia Easter, Danny Holmes, and LeShalle Howard. Mid- dle — Renee Wasser, Mark Greer, Tammy Williamson, Yvette Hudson, David Belluchi, Pam Fife, and Mr. Triechler. Front — Lisa Neal, Aleta Bagby, Loretta Dean, Tracy Walker, Laurie Wray, Bulinda Williamson, and Debbie Fife. • Second Semester Deca; Back— Scott Rounds, Brian Ball, David Kenworthy, LeShalle Howard, Gary Vasquez, Pam Fife, Brenda Mc- Clure, Jena Petefish, Susan Chappell, and Mr. Triechler. Middle— Mike Hicks, David Belluchi, Mark Greer, Renee Wasser, Lisa Neal, Debbie Fife, Tracy Walker, and Lucrietia Easter. Front— Danny Holmes, Laurie Wray, Yvette Hudson, Tammy Williamson, and Aleta Bagby. Sitting — Shelly Hatfield, and Heidi Johnson. 1st 2nd Semester OEA 1st Semester Row I: Mrs. Jackson, Erin McCarthy, Leslie Hale, Crystal Henderson, Teresa Dixon, Linh Lu, Kim Gray, Tara Carson. Row 2: Stacy Spurling, Ellen Henry, Angie McKune, Tanya Guthrie, Vicki Vanora, and Julianne Sorensen 2nd Semester Mrs. Jackson, Cindy Hawkins, Erin McCarthy, Laurie Bruce, Teresa Dixon, Linh Lu, Crystal Hendersen, Stacy Spurling, Vicki Vanora, Leslie Hale, and Julianne Sorensen Assistants Library Assistants: Row 1: Jeff Tellis and Scott Terry. Row 2: Mama Bell, Charlene Schnoor, April Ayres, Tracy Cuevas, Lisa Ford, Tammy Thompson. Not pictured Tim Dubbs. Front Row: Kevin Gee, Patty Cox, Carman Colbert, and Barbie Godwin. Back Row: Jim Kulish, John Purdv, Charlene Schnoor, and Stephanie Copper. Choir Jazz Band North High Band The band, which is under the new di- rection of David Chamberlin, is doing many new routines; such as Up, Up, and Away, Chattanooga Choo Choo, Ice Castles ' and such standby ' s as the stripper and our school song. Through rain and snow the band was always there playing for and supporting our school. Am I suppose to be on the field now? How much longer do we have to wait? Band practices for the game Friday night. The many members of the North High band. 62 1981-82 Drill Team The 1981-82 North High Drill Team — Left to right: Wendi Swift, Joann Miller, Sherri Tanberg, Barbie Godwin, Teresa Gilliam, Stacy Spurling, Rae Ann Grogan, Joy Hansen, Kelli Cox, Anne Holland, Kim Skinner, Dana English, Tracy Stoval, Monique Dorsey, June Elverum, Renee Johnson, LuDean Allensworth and Marceen Schomer. Kadets perform during half time. Honor Roll Open wide Greg. HONOR |0LL Joe Modrick speaks at the Honor Roll Breakfast. Some students enjoy their breakfast. Breakfast The North High Faculty and the North High Hon- or Society sponsored a breakfast for the North High students who received A ' s and B ' s for this semester. The Menu consisted of: Eggs, sausage, cinnamon roll, juice and milk. There were also 3 speakers present: Rev. Robertson, Mr. Wilson, and Student Joe Modrick. Mr. Graziano enjoys his breakfast with some students. North High Cheerleaders The North High Cheerleaders are at it again this year trying to get students pepped up with spirit. This years captains for varsity foot- ball are: Betty Jo Parker, and Kim Christensen. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are: Tana Kelce and Chris Gallagher. The cheerleaders were very grateful to the people who came to the games and supported the cheerleaders and the football team, quoted Betty Jo Parker. Michelle Mattson shows her spirit. Kim Christensen leads a cheer. rker, Michelle Mattson, Lori Lehman, Janea Pierick, Kathy Britt, Linda Rousseau, Cindy Varsity Football— Betty J Marchael, Cathy Jorgensen, Kim Christensen, and Diana Catrenich 66 Above: The Wrestling Cheerleaders, Top; Joy Hansen, Heidi Julich, RaeAnn Grogan, Middle; Teresa Gilliam, Andrea Kurschinski, Shellee Hatfield, Bottom; Kim Skinner, and Crystal Henderson. ■ 67 Basketball Cheerleaders Sophomore; Sitting, Carmen Colbert, Jeannie Glass, Standing, Teresa Stemler, Diane Egli, Patty Oakley, and Diane Fisher. Freshman; Shelly Storey, Karen Robins, Debbie Fisher, Laura Freerikson, Janeen Parker, and Raquel Way. Varsity; Tracey Harris, Teresa Lorenz, Jeana Petefish, Brenda McClure, Tana Kelce, and Chris Gallager. 68 N.H.S. Pep Club Row I: Dina Shelledy, Monique McSparin, Peggy Fegan, and Alisa Davis. Row 2: Michelle Hobbinbrunken, Robb White, Mrs. Peterson, Kim Fuller, Lisa Fuller, Jenny Plymesser, Monique Dorsey, and Jill Reeves. Row 3: Laura Freerickson, Mickhe Garneau, Dawn Ries, Sherrie McClure, Karen Robbins, Benita Luna, Cathy Morton, Dee Dee Dunn, Kim Calland, Missev Gassaway, and Sue Reeves. Row 4: Larry Griffith, Michele Nemmers, Shelley Storey, Sharon Strike, Angela Luna, Mike Billings, and Janeen Hagen. The North High Pep Club is looking forward to an eventful year. Pep Club will be sponsor- ing many activities like: Spirit Week for bas- ketball, making posters and tags, the annual Car Wash , and many other activities. Angela Luna proves she ' s looney. Above: Cathy Morton says, Who me? To The Right: Missey Gassaway being coy. Fxecutive Board: Top Row: V. P. —Robb White, President — Jenny Plymesser, Secretary — Kim Fuller, Bottom Row: Treasurer — Monique Dorsey, Assistant Secretary — Lisa Fuller. SI r 1 - 69 1st 2nd Semester Oracle 1st Semester — Bottom Row — Larry McGinn and Lynn Sears. Middle Row — Tana Kelce, Terry Polk, J R. Smith, Angela Luna, and Alicia Lanas. Back Row — Mark Weber, Richard Procyk, Sherri Tanberg, June Hlverum, and Rexanne Wade. 2nd Semester — Bottom Row — Larry McGinn and Lynn Sears. Middle Row — Kevin Godwin, Jim Puffet, Terry Polk, Joe Modrick, Jerry Tellis, Bill Frein, Julie Madison, and Tana Kelce. Top Row— Angela Luna, Cathy Morton, J.R. Smith, Alicia Lanas, Missey Gassaway, Sherri Tanberg, Richard Procyk, and Mark Weber. 1st 2nd Semester Yearbook 1st Semester Front Row— Dawn Darland, Tana Kelce, Jeff Canoe, Kim Fuller, Kevin Godwin, Lynn Sears, Julie Madi- son, Ralph Crosby, and David Lundgren. Back Row—Cathy Morton, Jennifer Plymesser, Kathy Waddell, John Julich, Ron Hendricksen, Debra Schaefer, Dan Hansen, and Doug Clough. 2nd Semester, Front Row— Kim Fuller, Jennifer Plymesser, Lisa Fuller, Dawn Darland, June Elverum, and Kathy Waddell. Back Row— Jeff Ganoe, Lynn Sears, Steve Hobbs, and Larry McGinn. North High Drama Department Cast: Kevin Godwin — Felix Ducotel, Maureen Minear — Emilie Ducotel, Teresa Lorenz — Marie Louis Ducotel, Rexanne Wade — Mme. Parole, Joe Reese — Joseph, Robert Brower — Jules, Pat Barden — Alfred, Vince Rubino — Henri Trochard, Terry Polk Paul, Randy Mogensen — Lieutenant. Directed by — Mrs. Vanderhoef. They produced the production of My Three Angels. Joe wants to go back to his little grass shack. You don ' t know me very well! Vince is this another temper tantrum? m J I i I got it!, I got it! Now you listen to me young lady! 72 Presents: My Three Angels Should I or shouldn ' t I? Kiss me you fool! The North High Music Department Don ' t ask me! Tana as Passionella. Cast: Maureen Minear — Eve, J.R. Smith — Adam, Ter- ence Major — Snake, Tana Kelce — Passionella, Chris Gallager — Barbara, Robert Brower — Sanjar, Robb White — King Arik, Becky Hunnell — Balladeer, Chuck Ortman — Flip, Ed Nixon — Narrator. Chorus: Kim Christensert, Teresa Lorenz, Dina Shelledy, Brenda Belluchi, Kirk McClure, Tia Banks, and Kelly McNulty. Maureen Minear portrays Eve. I dare you to come any closer, I dare you! 7i Presents: The Apple Tree 75 The stands erupt as the girls battle! Spirit renewed at sectional final February 18, 1982 was a very spe- cial day at North. Not only were the girls in a sectional final against East Des Moines, but a feeling was going through the student body that hasn ' t been felt for guite a few years. It all started as the girls defeated their first round opponent, Tech, 77- 53. Anne Holland led the Bears with 45 points, while Marcene Schomer added 26. Dowling posed the next problem for the Bears. The problem was handled nicely 54-36. Guard ' s Ju- lie Madison, Shari Twist, Diana Catrenich, and Sandra Trogdon shut down the Maroon ' s to 4 first quarter points and 14 for the half. The day started with a morning pep assembely in which the whole school got envoled and saluted the girls. As the girls started warmups about 50 students showed up with green and white painted faces and clothes. This set the stage for one of the rowdiest games to be played in the North gymnasium. The girls came out nervous and fell behind 22-12 in the first quarter. As the noise intensified so did the girls play, gaining to a 35-30 halftime dis- advantage. The battle continued in the third quarter and on to the fourth. The girls tied the game at 48 and 50 with about five minutes left, but a turnover gave East a lead they wouldn ' t relinquish, finally winning 64-59. After the game the fans gave the girls the ovation they deserved. 76 Many North fans ignored the East starters But when the North girls are announced WATCH OUT! 1+ SENIORS Lori Ann Alksnis Laura Leigh Bechman Basketball 1,2,3.4, Golf 4, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6, Drum Major 7, Student Council 3,4, Student Council Secretary 5,6, Debate 3, Pep Club 3, 4,5,6, Honor Roll 3,4,5,6,7,8, Office Asst. 2 Brian Keath Ball Football 3,5,7, Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, My most memorable experience was making the second team, all metro in football. John Baumgartner Marna Lee Bell Girls Swimming 3, Chorus 3,4,5,6,8, Pep Club 5,6, I will always remember the many friends I have made and the fun we had while going to North. David Belluchi Thea Quinn Blair Pep Club 7 Thank you North, for a great senior year!! Vincent H. Bobenhouse Baseball 4,6,8, Football 3,7, Wrestling 1,3,3,4, 5,6,7,8, Track 8 Kim A. Booker Jean Bounthieng Robert Brower Laurie Ann Bruce Band 1,2,5,6,7,8, Volleyball 1,3,5,7, Basketball Cheerleading 3,4; I enjoyed my years at North, meeting new friends and especially playing on the volleyball team for North. ■ Thomas Bulmer Terry Burrell Jeff Burton Noi Cathi Dane Cady Antoine Dennis Calaway Basketball 1,2 My most memorable experience was when I was moved up to the varsity basketball team. Ray Jude Carrington Track 2,4,6,8 The years that I ' ve spent at North have been great. I ' m really proud to be a Polar Bear and I think all North High Students should be proud! Tara Carson Kimberly Ann Christensen Basketball Manager 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,5,6, 7, Drill Team 3,4,5,6, Plays 3,6,8, Wrestling Team Manager 7,8, Choir 1,2,5,6,7,8, The thing that I will always remember about North is how everyone gets along. It ' s like one big happy family and I ' m going to miss it! Douglas R. Clough Wrestling 5,6,7,8, Yearbook Staff 7 If you think education is expensive, try ignorance. Theresa Rochelle Colbert Chorus 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, Pep Club 3,4,5,6, Cheerleader 3,4 My most memorable experiences at North were the times that I forgot to go to classes. But when I was here, I made some very good friends. I am proud to be a North High Graduate. Brett Lee Cole Brian Colwell Theresa Jean Cook Chorus 1,3 I will mostly remember the teachers and the good times with my friends. Christine Crank Volleyball 1,3,5,7, Softball 2,4 Glenda Kay Cronin Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, National Honor Society 5,6,7,8, Yearbook Staff 1,2, Boys Swim Team Manager 3,4 Always try and strive for your dreams and you will accomplish many goals. James Donald Cross Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Light Crew 3,4,5,6,7,8, Wrestling 3,4,5,6,7,8, National Honor Society 6,7,8 Matthew Steven Daniels Football 3,5,7, Track 6,8 My most memorable experience was the football practices and discovering what I can and can ' t do. Dawn Marie Darland Pep Club 3,4,7,8. Yearbook Staff 7,8 1 will always remember the good times with all of my friends and the ups and downs we survived at North High. Alisa Maye Davis Honor Society Secretary 7,8, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8, Girls Swimming 3,5, Student Council 5,6,7,8, Pep Club Club 3,4,7,8, Key Club 3,4,5,6, Library Asst. 6, Peer Helper 4,5,6,7,8, Chorus 1,2, AV Crew 7,8, Drama 6 Cindy Michelle Dowd Track 4 I just want to remember all the good times I ' ve had here at North and I wish that I would have, participated more in sports and I ' m also going to miss my friends. Tim Patrick Dubb§ Boys Swimming 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Boys Swim Team Captain 7,8, Golf 2,4,6,8, Honor Society 5,6,7,8, Pep Club 7,8, AV Crew 1,2, Swim Timer 3,5, Girls Swim Team Manager 7 When you are through learning, then you are through. Venetta P. Duke Joleen K. Earll Chorus 4,5,6, Although my days here at North didn ' t consist of my participation in any school function, they will always be remembered. Lucretia Janetta Easter DECA 7,8 The most memorable times I ' ve had Here at North were just being with all of my friends. Also knowing that I was a part of dear old North High- Floyd Faber Pamela Jo Fife DECA 5,6,7,8 My future plans are to go to Iowa School of Beauty and become a beautician. Bruce Foxhoven James Freihage Kimberly Sue Fuller Yearbook 6,7,8, Pep Club 5,6,7,8, Chorus 4,5,6,7,8, Asst. Director Play My Three Angels 7 My most memorable experience was when Jenny, Debbie, and I played a trick on the students after sixth hour when Debbie lost her contact. Christine L. Gallagher Football Trainer 5,7, Basketball Manager 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,6,8, Music Theater 3,4,5,6,7,8, Plays 3,5,6, Chorus 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Key Club 7,8, Booster Club 3,4, Pep Club 5,6,7,8, Band 1,2, UN Tour 6, Orchestra 1,2 I ' ll never forget the fun I ' ve had and the friends I ' ve made at North. Jeffrey Alan Ganoe Baseball 2,4,6,8, Football 1,3,5,7, Golf 2,4,6,8, Basketball 1,2, Student Council President 1,2, Oracle 6,8, Yearbook 7,8, My most memorable experience at North was when the baseball team went to substate. Laura Ann Gary Band 3,4,5,6,7, Pep Club 3,4,7,8, Swim Timer 7,8 Make the most of your years at North for they are the memories that you will carry with you for the rest of your life. ' _ O O Teresa Ann Gilliam Kadet Captain 7,8, Drill Team 5,6,7,8, Wrestling and Volleyball Cheerleader 7,8, Honor Roll 1,2,3,7, Choir 3,4, Yearbook Staff 1,2, Play 2 Kevin Dee Godwin Track 2, Football 5,7, Boys Swimming 1,2,3,4,5,6, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Plays My most memorable experience was winning the Pat Snodgrass Award and participating in all the plays during my three years at North High. Michael Goodwin Philip Andrew Gould Boys Swimming 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Track 6,8, Drama 2, 3,4, Band 3,4,5,6,7,8, Pep Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, Swim Timer 3,5, Girls Swim Team Manager 7 Kimberly Ann Gray OEA 5,6,7, Chorus 1,2 My most memorable experience at North was being in OEA. It gave me a good full time job. David Louis Griffiths Golf 2,4,6,8 I plan to go to Iowa, get a good paying job and enjoy it. Keith James Grissom Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Track 4,6,8 Rae Ann Marie Grogan Drill Team 3,4,5,6,7,8, Cheerleading 3,4,5,6,7,8, Student Council 7,8, North Star Singers 3,4, Choir 5,6, Play 3, Pep Club 3,4 I ' ll never forget my sophomore year because if was the beginning of three of the best years of my life. Tanya Laree Guthrie Peer Helper 4,5, OEA 7, Key Club 4,5 I ' d like to be remembered for the adventures I had in home economics. Memorable because of the different things I went through going to school with a Missouri State GED. Leslie Marie Hale OEA President 7,8, North High Concert Choir 1,2, 5, Yearbook 1,2, Play 2, UN Tour 6, Optimists Club 2,7 I believe the saying that quality is more than quantity, is definitely true about North. I love the homey atmosphere which I know has allowed me to enjoy more close relationships than would be possible at other schools. Rita Ann Hannagan Joy Lynn Hansen Cheerleading 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Drill Team 3,4,5,6,7,8, North Star Singers 3,4, Homecoming Princess 5,7, Choir 5,6, Play 3 I will never forget the great times I ' ve had at North, but the most memorable will be those from marching and cheering at the wrestling meets. Kenneth Richard Harkin Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Honor Society 6,7,8, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 I plan to go to Iowa State and study veterinary medicine. Cindy Lee Hawkins Girls Swim Team 1,3,5,7, Swim Team Captain 7, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7-8, Boys Swim Team Manager 7,8, Cheerleading 3,4, Pep Club 3,4,5,6, Student Council 1,2, Softball 1,2 Making it to state in swimming was the most memorable experience. I was very proud to represent North High School. Robert Heathcote Laurie A. Henderson Ronald Hend rickson Ellen K. Henry Tennis 2,4,6, Music Theater 3,4,5, OEA Vice President 7,8, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6, Play 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4,5 Stephen Hobbs Danny L. Holmes Kristi Lu Houk AV Crew 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Plays 3,4,5,6, Oracle 6, Key Club 7,8, Pep Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, Student Council 4,5,6, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Theater 5,6, Library Asst. 7,8, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4,7 My most memorable experience was when I placed fifth in the Miss Teenage Iowa Pageant and all of the support from my friends. Heidi Cathleen Johnson High school is what you make it! You have a lot more fun if you have a better attitude than if you just sit around and wait for the time to pass. ' John P. Julich Tana G. Kelce Football Trainer 7, Co-Editor Oracle 7,8, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Homecoming Princess 3,5,7, Key Club 7,8, Vice President Prom 8, North Star Singers 3,4, Yearbook 7, Music Theater 5 ,6,7,8, Student Council 7, Plays 4,5,6,7,8 The fun I ' ve had at North and the friends I ' ve made will always be special. David L. Kenworthy Laurie Kindred Mark Allan Lacey AFJRROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Alicia D. Lanas Margaret M. Lewis DECA 5,6,7,8 The best experiences at North were when I was involved in DECA, attending local and state conferences. Doua Fu Lor Linh Lu Angela Maria Luna Oracle 7,8, Chorus 8, Pep Club 3,4,7,8 I hope that these three years at North haved proved worthwhile. I know they have as far as my friends go. David Lee Lundgren Boys Swimming 3,4,5,6,7,8, Band 3,4,5,6,7,8, Yearbook 7, Jazz Band 5,6 My most memorable experiences were taking short trips with the band and being a part of the North High Swim Team. Julie K Madison Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Softball 2,4,6,8, Key Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, Key Club President 7,8, Student Council 1,2,7,8, Oracle 8, Yearbook 7, Vice President Banquet 8, Pep Club 3,4,5,6, Track 4 Playing basketball here at North has been a privilage. Being a part of a winning team, setting records, bringing pride to our school, and being rated in state are the things that I will never forget. Laura Sue Manley Volleyball 3,5, Nurse Asst. 5,6,7, Yearbook 1,2 My most memorable experience was my first pep assembly. I loved how everyone was yelling for one cause. 1 think North High is the best. Erin McCarthy Student Council 7,8, Pep Club 7,8, Oracle 8, OEA 7,8 I was new at North this year and I didn ' t expect to get involved here, but I did and I love North! Some advice to freshman, always give your best to North, and North will give it ' s best to you. Jerome James McDonald Football 1,3,5,7, Baseball 4,6,8, Basketball 2, Track 2, Stage Crew 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Office Helper 7,8, Wrestling 2,6,8 My most memorable experiences were playing sports for North and meeting all of the special people. Especially my pal, Kurt Weeks. Marjorie McDowell Chorus 6 My most memorable experience at North was my long, long lunch hours. ' Larry McGinn Baseball 4,6,8, Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6, Football 1,5,7, Track 2, Co-Editor Oracle 7,8, Yearbook 7,8 Going to state in baseball is my most memorable experience, even though I ' m really sorry I lost the game. Climbing through the vents is also a memorable experience. Angel Renne McKune Cheerleader 5,6, Chorus 1,2, Play 3, OEA Treasurer 7 My most memorable experiences were being in Mr. Flash Gordon ' s homeroom and when the Angela Marie Metzger The only thing I got out of high school was myself. Ray Miller Jr. Maureen Catherine Minear Cheerleading 1,2, Drama 2,3,4,8, Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8, North Star Singers 3,4,5,6,7,8, Music Theater 5,6, 7,8, Plays 6,7 We are the future, our world is in our hands. A good place to start making a better one is in ourselves. Theresa J. Minear I plan to go on to a college in a smaller area. 1 want to go to a two year college and then go on to work. I want to major in child development and accounting in college. James E. Moderick National Honor Society 7,8, Student Council 3,4, Catherine L. Morton Yearbook 7, Oracle 6,8, Pep Club 7,8, Softball 2 My most memorable experience here at North was getting to know more people because of the size of the school. It ' s like everyone knows each other. James T. Muffler i ■ Michelle L. Myers Hong Due Nguyen Nga Thi Nguyen Betty Jo Parker Cheerleading 4,5,7, Pep Club Secretary 5,6, Music Theater 7, Softball 2 My most memorable experience was getting to be co-captain of the Varsity Football Cheerleading Squad. Dung Le Phung Jennifer Lee Plymesser Pep Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, Pep Club President 7,8, Pep Club Treasurer 5,6, Key Club Treasurer 5,6,7,8, UN Tour 6, Class President 7,8, Yearbook Editor 7,8, Yearbook 6,7,8, National Honor Society 6,7,8, Student Council 2, AV Crew l,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,Library Asst. 5,6, Office Asst. 1,2, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 My memories of North will stay with me forever as a reminder of the special times spent with my friends. Peggy Sue Pope Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 3,5, Student Council 3,4,5,6, Advisory Board Council 7, Honor Society 7 My future plans are to attend Mercy School of Nursing and become a registered nurse. Lisa Rayman Jill Ann Reeves Girls Swim Team 1,3,5,7, Swim Captain 7, Tennis 6,8, Swim Timer 4,6,8, Pep Club 7,8, Art Club 7,8, Cirls Rep. Prom 8 I ' ve made a lot of special friends these past three years and I ' m going to miss them next year. 1 also wish the Girls Swim Team the best of luck always, you have a good future. Mark T. Reeves Football Captain 7, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Student Council 2, UN Tour 6. Satisfaction will only come after giving all you can for what you believe in. Stephen Rehms Jr. Chorus 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Football 3,5 My most memorable experiences were performing with the chorus. Suzann Raye Reynolds Pep Club 1,2,3, Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6, The best thing about North High is the great friends that I have met and the fun times that I ' ve had. Scott Thomas Rounds DECA 8 I plan to go into law enforcement after graduate. Vincent L. Rubino Kelly Rene Rynor After I graduate I plan to go to Apo: Institute in St. Paul, Minnesota and n Christian Education. major in Debbie Lynn Schafer Basketball 3,4,5.6,7.8, Track 4,6,8, Volleyball 3,5, Softball 4, Student Council 6, Student Council Vice President 7, Yearbook 5,7, Band 7,8, Key Club 5,6, Pep Club 5,6 I ' ll always remember our first winning basketball season at North, also the friends I ' ve made and the good times will stay with me forever. Lynn Alan Sears Football 1,3,5,7, Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Track 2,4, 6, Oracle 7,8, Yearbook 7,8 Cynthia D. Sheperd Softball 4, Pep Club 7,8, Basketball Manager 7,8, Volleyball 3,4 James R. Smith Joane Lorraine Smith Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Student Council 1,2,3.5,7,8, Volleyball 3,5,7, Pep Club 3,4,5,6,7,8, Greater Des Moines Youth Symphony 3,4,5,6,7,8, Attendance Comm. 7, Jazz Band 1,2,7,8, Plays 2,3, TAG 3,4,5.6.7,8, UN Tour 6, Office Asst. 2 luliane Mae Sorensen OEA 5,6,7,8 My most memorable experience at North High was being historian in the OEA group. Stacy Lynne Spurling Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,6, OEA 7,8, Band 1,2, Tennis 4, Y-Teens 1,2, Cheerleading 1,2, Library Asst. 1,2, Drill Team 5,6,7,8, Drama 1,2 The times I will always remember about my days at North are the good times I spent with my friends at parties or getting rowdy. Jeffrey A. Tellis Football 1,3,5,7, Basketball 3,4,5,6,7,8, Basketball Co-Captain 7,8, Baseball 4 My most memorable experience was playing varsity basketball as a sophomore and nearly going to state the same year. Richard Turner Shari Lynn Twist Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Track 2,4,6,8, Softball 2, Cheerleader 7, Concert Choir 1,2,5,6,7,8, I loved every moment I spent at North! I ' ve met some really special people here and I ' m sure I ' ll never forget. I ' m proud to have been a part of North ' s first winning basketball season. Vicki Lynn Vanora OEA 5,6,7,8 My most memorable experience at North was being secretary of the OEA. Kathleen Renee Waddell Key Club 5,6,7,8, Pep Club 7,8, Yearbook Staff 6,7, 8, Honor Roll 5,6,7,8 My one wish is that all of the generations of kids that are to walk through the halls of North High realize the special quality about our school that always makes us look ahead and never regret what ' s past, and I hope that the tradition of our spirit is never forgotten! Maxine Wade E. Wade James Vernon Ware Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7.8, Jazz Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 My most memorable experience was playing the drums with the jazz band enee Wasser Julia R. Webb Kurtis Paul Weeks Football 1,3,5,7, Baseball 2,4,6, Basketball 1,2 My most memorable experience was getting my first football interception against Indianola. David D. Wells Football 5,7, Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Track 2,4,6, 8, Boys Swimming 6, Basketball 3,4 Lisa Marie Westendorf Football Trainer 3, Cheerleader 6, Honor Roll 5,6, Homecoming Princess 3,5, Homecoming Queen 7 ' My most memorable experience was being the 1981 Homecoming Queen. It was a great honor and I was proud to represent North High. Micheal Lamont White Christina Marie Woodruff Volleyball 3,5,7, Track 2,4,6,8, Basketball 3,4, 5,6, Girls Swimming 1, Softball 2, Letterman ' s Club 3 My best times at North were being with my friends and being able to represent my school through athletics. Howard Woods Jeorjette Monet Woods Choir 1,2,5,6, Pep Club 3,4,5,6,7,8,8, Student Council 6, Oracle 6 Laurie Wray DECA Co-op 7,8, Choir 5,6 The best thing at North is to get along with people. Mark Raymond Zimmemman Football 3,5, Light Crew 1,2,5,6,7,8, AV Crew 1,2 My most memorable experience would have to be when the football team went into overtime in the game against Indianola. Charita Ann Donnelly Seniors Not Pictured Tia Banks 1 ' ' Laura Briggs is David Brown S Stephanie Buckner Boa Bu ' Melvin Carr Jeff— Gaxson Ralph Crosby Theresa Dixon ' Yvonne Ellifritt Linda Gines Mark Greer Chao Her Micheal Hicks Terence Major John Mallory Betty McCrea Kirk McCloud Jeffrey McDonald Pam McQuarry Ra«dy _Mjog-eftserrr Gary Munis Edward Nixon Dana Oakley Charles Ohrtman Christopher Orchard Richard Overton- Mark Parker Kevin Poller Tim Rideu Charles Ross Shane Shook Kesone Sithonnorath Claren ce Talton Dwayne Weber , Belinda Williamson The 1982 North High graduating class The 1981-82 Senior Executive Board consisted of seniors who are successful in all aspects of North High. They know what the seniors of North High want and they represent them fully. The Board consists of Jennifer Plymesser, Julie Madison, Chris Gallagher, Jeff Ganoe, Tana Kelce, Jill Reeves, Kevin Godwin, Tim Dubbs, and Joane Smith. The Executive Board ' s duties were to plan Prom, Banquet, and a Swim Party. They decide the for- mat at commencement, finalize senior class deci- sions, and themes for Prom, which is No Dream is Beyond Our Reach , and Banquet, which is Through the Years . By working together, the 81-82 Senior Executive Board made all of the senior ' s lives very memorable. Senior Class President Jennifer Plymesser The 81-82 Senior Vice-President Banquet Boys Representative Banquet Girls Representative Banquet Julie Madison Jeff Ganoe Chris Gallagher Vice-President Prom Tana Kelce Boys Representative Prom Kevin Godwin Girls Representative Prom Jill Reeves EXECUTIVE BOARD Class of 1982 Senior Class Treasurer Tim Dubbs Senior Class Treasurer Joane Smith 91 92 Freshman. . .C ass 0 ' 85 John Bohall Stefeine Bolden Tracy Bonugli Marv Bourdon Valerie Bourdon Tammy Bowers Chris Boyd Teresa Brood Sean Bryson Melissa Buffington Susan Butcher Kim Calland Teresa Carpenter Terry Carroll Darrell Chapman Diane Chiles Sherri Chipp Mark Chittender An 1 nil of the freshmen classes this cooperative? 98 Chanthavong Douangehan Anjic Dubbs Dee Dee Dunn Gary Easter Chris Elder Ken Ennis Peggy Fegan Debbie Fisher Sem Vang Fongklem Mark Fountain Laura Freerksen Tony Freeman Frankie Frost Kevin Gee David Glumac Wanda Gonzales Bill Graves Carla Hamburger Roger Hand Kellie Hardy Zagory Harris Diane Hawkins Bob Hayes Paul Hester Kevin Hildebrand Hoi Hoang Sing Hoang Michelle Hobbiebrunken Janeen Hogen Teresa Hudson Rick Ivie |on Jacobs John Jaeger Kathie Janberg Loretta Johnson Terry Karnowski Anno Kramer Jim Kulish Yang Chieng Lang Alice Lee Youa Lee Kim Lenz Davis Leonard Al Lewis Becky Linford Alfred Little Thene Thi Lo Phiou Lothi Gary Main Tammy Marlin Stacy Martin Tracy Martin David Mattax Matt Mattson Coby McAbec Lisa McAninch Bill McBee Joe McCann Rebecca McCarl Janice McClintic 101 Sherrie McClure Todd McCullough David McCurn Kelly McFarland Shawn McFarland Ann McGinn Alicia McMurray Charlotte Meadows Dee Dee Dunn, Casey Polk, Janeen Parker, Lynn Vander linden, and Anne Kramer The only thing missing is their security blankets and teddy bears. Li Messerly Teah Michel Chris Miller Dave Montano Gary Morris Sean Morris Scott Morris Mark Morrison Kathy Murphy Melody Myers Charles Neel Frank Nelson Shawn Nelson Michele Nemmers Hoa Dinh Nguyen Cindy Nielsen Freshman girls (ry to ignore our camera man. Joey Oliver Joseph Oren rider Chris Palmer Jenny Parker Dua Van Phan Tho Ngoc Phan Phanyraceuth Phongsisatonk Alan Pickett John Pierick Ken Pilcher 103 Casey Polk Kric Pope Tabitha Prather John Purdv Keith Reed Monica Richards Jeff Rider William Ridlev Tim Righi Karen Robbins Mike Robinson Lauri Rolland Debbie Romero Le Roy Rousseau Marcie Rundle Pal Rush Gale Sells Cavang Seng These young freshmen men don ' t act as though they like having their picture taken 104 Hung Sam Tht ' phenth Sengvichit Vilachavh Sengvichit Tracy Shaver Dina Shelledy Sidney Sheldon Shannon Simmons Mark Sims Lisa Smith Tim Smith Kim Smothers Le Roy Snodgrass Bowakhay Soukkhavong Noy Soulivong Tina Spooner Thomas Spray Kevin Stanford Michael Stark Tanya Stern Shelly Story Cinda Sutherlin Laurie Tavarez Calvin Teasley Serita Temple 105 Tina Thacker Lee Thao Lee Thomasson Dung Truong Mike Utley David Van Arkel Lynn Vander Linden Mark Vandersluis Chi Vong Baninh Vongnhay Sua Vue Tong Vue Jacquie Wade Tina Ward Pat Warren Raquel Way Steve Wells Cynthia Westerfield J. Lee Wheeler Brenda White Gary White Robin White Doug Williams Neal Williams Steve Willis Pat Wilson Robert Wilson Irwin Wood Lisa You La Donna Brooks Robbie Caufield Michele Carre Yee Cha Shawn Cross Joe Harlan Colleen Hill Mike Irvin Joan Karl Boonlexg Keongam Boonsao Keongam The Freshman Football Cheerleaders. Wayne Ahrens Anna Akermark Bob Allensworth April Ayres Bounsoung Baocam Nout Baccam Tammy Bailey Kathv Baker Pat Barden Kelly Bell Brenda Belluchi Desiree Beyer Terri Briggs Roberta Brooks Kevin Burgett Chuck Caufield Kevin Cavan Soua Cha Angela Chance Darrin Charlston Betty Cheeney Monique Clyce Carmen Colbert Ronnie Conn Sophomores ' 84 Stephanie Copper Kelly Cox Mark Craddock Deanne Craven Tracy Cuevas Monique Dorsey Scott Drew Lynette Dunlap Dianne Fgli Alfred Ellington Donna Evans Amy Fargo Paul Fegley Doug Finch Diana Fisher Deanna Foggia 109 Jennifer Freihage Lisa Ford Chris Forshier Jim Foulk Tim Gahman Michele Garcia Rodney Gardner Michelle Garneau Jennifer Gelner Tony Gill John Gillotti Jeanie Glas Barb Godwin Alan Gray Mark Grovier Kelly Hagge Leslie Hainline Nancy Harkin no Lee Ann Harlan Holly Hasstedt Kelly Heck Franklin Hill John Hill Nuck Hoang Jeff Hodges Stacy Holman La Von Howell David Hulling Jennifer Hutchcroft David Immel Abby Jacobs Karla Jayne Randy Jennings Janet Johansen Diane Jones Jeff Jones Dennis Joshua William Kelce Angela Keyes Souienth avung Khamsene Soukseumxay Khanakhounkhong Kim Kramer Stan La May Connie Lamont Everett Lamont Doug Lee May Lee Robert Linford Todd Little Kic Thi Lo Moui Lo Ha Tu Luong Nongvan Loung Souane Thi Loung Jim Luce Kim Luce Andy Lumadue Brian Lumadue Benita Luna Jerri Madison Leslie Major David Martelli James Martin Tracy Martinez Sherry McCann Mike McCoy Clyde McGregor Lewis McGregor Monique McSparin Kric Meek Kim Mick Mary Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Fong Dzin Moc Tim Morgan Tom Morris Paul Muffler Vincent Nickens Dong Dihn Noang Patricia Oakley Cindy Oden Tony Payne Samfane Phimphivang Robert Poe Jeff Potts Khan Quang May Quang Earl Ragan Mary Ramsey Clancy Rasmussen Robert Rehms Bill Riche Dawn Ries Renea Robertson Charlene Schnoor Marcene Schomer Mark Schomer Barbara Scott Lovan Senpeth Sherry Shalley Leon Sheley Torin Shook Alex Simon John Sims i% J 114 Brenda Smith Duane Smith Mark Sparks Mike Spencer Chris Steinbach Teresa Stemler Michael Stevens George Sweeten Wendi Swift Do Thi Thanh Koy Thao Lu Ca Thi Leisa Thomas Tammy Thompson John Tounseley Glen Tracy Ngu Tran Sandy Trogdon Ron Trogdon Bill Troy Leng Ung Robin Vander Leest Latsamy Vongphrochan Vivanh Vongxay Edith Webb Eugene Wessel Tyrone Weston Kenny White Wade Wicket Becky Wiley Charles Willey Missy Williams Jeanine Williamson Steve Wilson Maurice Wright Eddie Wyatt Sang Pheth Xayavong Huynh Xuan Toua Yang Diana Ackley Diana Alhelm Lu Dean Allensworth Thouac Baccam Juniors ... ' 83 Aleta Bagby John Baker Diana Benson Carla Berrington Terry Birmingham Tina Birmingham Larry Bohall Scott Boyce Kathy Britt Alfred Brown Terri Bueford Donald Buell Bao Bui Lisa Burgett Lieng Cam Jeff Cannon Ed Carter Dennis Carlson Jeff Cason Diana Catrenich Khan Chan Kheng Chan Susan Chappell Pam Christensen Brian Clabough Bob Coffey Dennise Coffman David Conn Lowell Cooper Kent Corbin Craig Cowles Susan Cowles Tina Cowles Kerry Cox Patty Cox Earl Crouch Greg Cushing Mary Davidson Michelle Davis Lorrita Dean Steve Deuel Mike Dorrian Shelly Downing Beth Downs Tresa Doyle Irving Dunigan Kary Dunn June Elverum Dana English John Erickson Carl Evans Paulette Fegley Tracy Felton Joe Fitzgibbon John Forst Tim Foutch Julie Foxhoven Billy Frein Li sa Fuller Melissa Gassaway Marvin Gerdts Linda Gill Tom Glas Robin Golay Bruce Green Larry Griffith Karla Grogan Dan Hansen Clifford Harlan Tracy Harris Shelly Hatfield Alan Hawkins Jeff Hawkins Charlie Hayes Sandra Hayes Crystal Henderson Cindy Henderson Richie Henderson Mark Hicks Boont Hoang Anne Holland Dollie Hudson Yvette Hudson Becky Hunnel Debbie Hulling David Huss Sherri Huston Arland Iliff Jay Jackson David Jacobi Willie Jeffries Kerri Johnson Renee Johnson Booker Jones Cathy Jorgenson Rod Jorgenson Heidi Julich 122 Keo Kammavonsa Matha Kammavongsa Phoungeun Khamtanh Sourivahn Khamtahn Sourivieng Khamtahn Ken Kliven Arthur Knapp John Knudson Melinda Kruegor Andrea Kurchinski Leif Kvidahl Chris Langlet David Larson Tony La Sala John Lathrum Anna Lee Mai Sy Lee Moua Lee 123 I 111 41 ' ® lis i . t Is Janca Pierick always t % ■■■■ Lift A i ie center of attention? 5 nn Xoua Lee Lori Lehman Jim Leong Luong Long VI Teresa Lorenz Vieng Lu Hai Chi Luan Doug Lutz Warren Lyons Bruce Mains Bounsong Manivahn Cindy Marcheal David Massey Michelle Mattson Orlando May Brenda McClure Lisa McDonald Kelly McNulty 124 Pat Messerly Dan Michael Joanne Miller Joe Modrick Tommy Morgan Angela Morrison Richard Morrison Lisa Murphy Mark Murray Lisa Neal Chiengmay Nhang Tammy Overton James Owen Wayne Patterson Eric Peppers Jeana Petefish Keomeny Phounphengsy Janea Pierick Kim Pinegar Terry Polk Shari Price Richard Procyk Jim Puffett Lisa Purdy 125 Boun Quang Renee Ramsey Joe Reese Suzy Reeves Laurie Rice Kathy Richards Tami Romero Linda Rousseau Bobbie Ruckle Todd Rynerson Kelly Rynor Mark Schreck Chindavahn Senephansiri Vilayavahn Senephansiri John Simmons Michael Simpson Kim Skinner Richard Smith Jeremy Sorenson Angie Spurling Tracy Stovall Sharon Strike Doug Strobee Eddie Stubbs Darrell Talton Sherri Tanberg Jerry Tellis Erika Terrell Scott Terry Shawn Thompson Joey Townsell Don Townsley Jeff Tracy Virginia Tran Gary Vasquez Souksay Vongnhay Visith Vongxay Ann Walker Tracy Walker Michele Webb Mark Weber Bill White Debbie White Rob White Amy Whitlatch Dottie Williams Lucy Williams Tammy Williamson Holland Brownell — Principal Al Graziano — Vict ' Principal 36 137 FOOD SERVICE: Row 1 — Dorothy Thomas, Cleone Marken, Lourine Walker, and Shirley Page. 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27,119,128,40 Stephanie Copper 60,109 Daniel Corbin 98 Kent Corbin 119 Timothy Corley 98 Craig Cowles 119 Susan Cowles 119,47 Tina Cowles 119 Kelly Cox 37,64,109,50 Kerry Cox 16,27,119,49 Patty Cox 12,30,60,120,43 Mark Craddock 109 Christine Crank 81 David Craven 98 Ceana Craven 109 Clenda Cronin 4,81 Ralph Crosby 41,71,40 James Cross 39,81,93 Shawn Cross 98,107 Earl Crouch 98,120 Patsy Crouch 81,93 Tracy Cuevas 60,109 Greg Cushing 27,28,120,65 Linda Dameron 98 Cheryl Daniels 98 Matthew Daniels 27,81 Dawn Darland 71,82 Mary Davidson 120 Alisa Davis 56,69,82,57 David Davis 98 Michael Davis 34,120 Michele Davis 98 Loretta Dean 120,58 Patrick Depatten 98 Donald Derry 98 Steven Deuel 120 Teresa Dixon 59,40 Thi Thanh Do Sheryl Doherty 98 Charita Donnelly Michael Dorrian 120 Douglas Dorsey Monique Dorsey 64,69,109 Chanthavona Douangenan 99 Cindy Dowd 82 Beth Downs 120 Shelly Downing 120 Scott Drew 109 Angie Dubbs 10,34,99 Tim Dubbs 5,34,60,82,91,90 Venetta Duke 82 Irving Dunigan 120 Myra Dunigan Lynette Dunlap 67,109,50,49 Dee Dee Dunn 69,67,99,102 Kary Dunn 12,27,120 Joleen Earll 18,82 Gary Easter 99 Lucretia Easter 82,58 Dianne Egli 68,109 Christine Elder Alfred Ellington 109 June Elverum 64,70,71,120 Dana English 64,120 Kenneth Ennis 41,99,40 John Erickson 23,120,77 Carl Evans 120 Donna Evans 109 Floyd Faber 27,82 Amy Fargo 109,49 Peggy Fegan 69,99 Paulette Fegley 120 Paul Fegley 109 Tracey Felton 120 Debbie Fife 120,58 Pamela Fife 82,58 Douglas Finch 19,109 Deborah Fisher 68,99 Diana Fisher 68,109 Joseph Fitzgibbon 7,27,41,121,40 Deanna Foggia 109 Somvang Fongkhamdeng 99 Lisa Ford 60,110 Christopher Forshier 110 David Forst John Forst 121 James Foulk 110 Mark Fountain 99 Timothy Foutch 121,57,61 Bruce Foxhoven 82 Julie Foxhoven 121 Anthony Freeman 99 Laura Freerksen 12,56,67,68,99 James Freihage 82 Jennifer Freihage 67,110 William Frein 27,70,119,121 Frankie Frost 18,99 Kimberly Fuller 19,71,69,82 Lisa Fuller 69,71,121 Timothy Gahman Christine Gallagher 27,56,82,68,90 Jeffrey Ganoe 27,82,90 Michele Garcia 110 Rodney Gardner 110 Michel le Garneau 13,110 Laura Gary 82 Melissa Gassaway 56,69,121 Kevin Gee 56,60,99 Tom Geerlings 23,39 Jennifer Gelner 23,56,110 Marvin Gerdts 121 Anthony Gill 30,31,44,110 Linda Gill 121 Teresa Gilliam 6,64,83,67 John Gillotti 39,110 Linda Gines Jeanette Glas 34,68,110 Thomas Glas 121 David Glumac 99 Barbara Godwin 60,64,110 Kevin Godwin 27,72,83,91,90 Robin Golay 121 Wahaa Gonzales 99 Michael Goodwin 27,83,93 Philip Gould 34,83 Tim Graham 1 10 Robin Graves William Graves 99 Alan Gray 44,110,117 Kimberly Gray 83,59 Bruce Green 27,121,61 Mark Greer 58 Laurence Griffith 69,121 David Griffiths 83 Keith Grissom 83 Karla Grogan 121 Rae Ann Grogan 13,56,64,83,67 Mark Grovier 110 Tanya Guthrie 83,59 Janeen Hagen 34,47 Kelly Hagge 110 Leslie Hainline 23,67,110 Leslie Hale 83,59 Carla Hamburger 99 Roger Hand 99 Rita Hannaean 83 Daniel Hansen 71,121,128 Joy Hansen 10,13,64,83,67 Richard Hansen Kellie Hardy 99 Kenneth Harkin 41,83,40 Nancy Harkin 1 10 Clifford Harlan 121 Joseph Harlan 107 Lee Ann Harlan 111 Leslie Harper 56 Tracy Harris 68,121 Yulanda Harris 100 Zagory Harris Holly Hasstedt 111 Shellee Hatfield 67,121,58 Alan Hawkins 19,121 Cindy Hawkins 34,83,59 Diane Hawkins 34,100 Jeffrey Hawkins 27,121,47 Bob Hayes 100 Charles Hayes 13,18,41,122,40 Sandra Hays 122 Robert Heathcote 83 Kelley Heck 111 Crystal Henderson 56,39,67,122 Cynthia Henderson 122 Laurie Henderson 84 Richard Henderson 122 Ronald Hendrickson 71,84 Ellen Henry 84,59 Chao Her Paul Hester 100 Mark Hicks 122 Michael Hicks 58 Kevin Hildebrand 100 Colleen Hill 107 Franklin Hill 111 Markus Hill John Hill 111 Boont Hoang 122 Hoi Thi Hoang 100 Nuck Hoang 1 1 1 Sing Thi Hoang 100 Michel Hobbiebrunken 69,100 Steven Hobbs 71,84,93 Jeffrey Hodges 111 Jaeneen Hogen 100 Anne Holland 46,48,64,122,128,47 Stacy Holman 12,67,111 Danny Holmes 84,58 Lang Hong Kristi Houk 56,84,57 LeeShalle Howard 58 La Von Howell 111 Yvette Hudson 122,58 Dollie Hudson 122 David Hulling 111 Debbie Hulling 122 Teresa Hudson 100 Rebecca Hunnell 122,57,61 Sherri Hustin 122 David Huss 122 Jennifer Hutchcroft 111 Xuan Huynh 6,56 Arland Iliff 122 David Immel 1 1 1 Michael Irvin 107 Rick Ivic 100 Jay Jackson 122 David Jacobi 122 Abigail Jacobs 34,111 Johnathon Jacobs 100 John Jaeger 100 . Karla Jayne 56,111 Willie Jeffries 122 Randy Jennings 1 1 1 Janet Johansen 56,111 Heidi Johnson 84,58 Kerri Johnson 122 Loretta Johnson 100 Renee Johnson 64,122 Booker Jones 122 Diane Jones 111 Doug Jones Jeffrey Jones 30,111 Catherine Jorgensen 7,13,66,122 Rodney Jorgensen 18,27,39,122,128 Dennis Joshua 111 Heidi Julich 67,122 John Julich 27,71,84,93 Keo Kammavongsa 123 Matha Kammovongsa 12,123 Joan Karl 107 Terry Karnowski 100 Kristin Kasper 67,100,57 Tana Kelce 12,13,27,56,70,71,84,68,91,90 William Kelce 111 David Kenworthy 84,58 Boonsao Keongam 107 Judy Kepple Angela Keyes 1 12 Souienth Houng Khamsene 112 Phoungeun Khamtann 122,123 Sourivanh Khamtanh 123 Bounthavy Kiatoukatsy Sourivieng Khamtanh 123 Souk Khanakhounkhong 112 Laurie Kindred 84 Allen Killings Deborah Killings Kenneth Kliven 123 Arthur Knapp 27,39,121,123 Jerald Knapp 39,100 Joel Knight 100 Juile Knight 100 John Knudson 27,123 Mai Kong Anne Kramer 34,101,102,40,41 Kimberly Kramer 112 Melinda Krueger 123,47 Jimmy Kulish 60,101 Andrea Kurschinski 56,67,123 Leif Kvidahl 123 Mark Lacey 84 Stanford Lamay 30,31,112 Connie Lamont 112 Everett Lamont 112 Alicia Lanas 10,84 Yang Ching Long 101 Christina Langlet 123 David Larson 123 Anthony Lasala 123 Joh Lathrum 123 Jeffrey Lau Alice Lee 101 Anna Lee 123,49 Doua Lee 112,117 Douglas Lee 12,30 Mai Sy Lee 123 May Lee 1 1 2 Moua Lee 123 Xoua Lee 124 Youa Lee 101 Lori Lehman 66,124 Kimberly Lenz 37,101,51 David Leonard 101 Jim Leong 39,124,61 Alfonzo Lewis 101,99 Margaret Lewis 84 Rebecca Lewis Becky Linford 101 Robert Linford 30,112 152 Alfred Little 101 Todd Little 112 Kic Thi Lo 112 Moui Lo 112 Thene Thi Lo 101 Doua Fu Lor 84 Luong Long VI 124 Kong Lor Teresa Lorenz 18,72,68,124 Phiou Lothi 101 Silavanh Lovan Somphet Lovan Linh Lu 85,59 Vieng Lu 124 Hai Chi Luan 124 James Luce 1 12 Kimberly Luce 112 Andre Lumadue 112 Brian Lumadue 112 Angela Luna 7,69,70,85 Benita Luna 1 12 David Lundgren 71,85,61 Nong Luong 112 Ha Tu Luong 1 12 Sovan Thi Luong 112 Long Vi Luong Douglas Lutz 124 Warren Lyons 124 Jerri Madison 1 12 Julie Madison 46,56,70,71,85,47,90,77 David Maier 85 Bruce Mains 124 Gary Main 101 Leslie Major 1 12 Terence Major Wayne Major John Mallory 27,29,40 Laura Manley 85 Bounsong Manivahn 124 Cynthia Marchael 66,124 Tammy Marlin 101 David Martelli 112 James Martin 113 Stacy Martin 101 Tracy Martin 101 Tracy Martinez 112 David Massey 124 David Matthias Dave Mattox 101 Matthew Mattson 101,124 Michelle Mattson 13,66 Orlando May 124 Janice McClintic 56,101,57 Sherrie McClure 67,102,51 Michael McCoy 113 Betty McCrea Todd McCullough 102 Jeffrey McDonald Jerome McDonald 27 Shawn McFar land 102 Coby McAbee 101 Lisa McAninch 101 Michael McAninch William McBee 101 Joe McCann 101 Sherry McCann 113 Rebecca McCarl 34,101,51 Erin McCarthy 85,59 Kirk McCloud 9,27 Brenda McClure 68,124,58 Jerry McDonald 85 Lisa McDonald 124,40 Marjorie McDowell 85 Kelly McFarland 102,57 Ann McGinn 102 Lawrence McGinn 27,70,71,85 Clyde McGregor 113 Lewis McGregor 30,113 Angela McKune 85,59 Alicia McMurray 102 Roger McNeeley Kelly McNulty 124,61 Pam McQuarry Monique McSparin 56,69,113 Julie McTee Charlotte Meadows 34,102,100,61 Eric Meek 113 Elizabeth Messerly Patrick Messerly 27,125 Angela Metzger 85 Daniel Michael 27,125 Teah Michel 102 Kimberly Mick 13,56,67,113,43 Christopher Miller 56,102 Dennis Miller 27 JoAnne Miller 64,125 Ray Miller 19,85 Maureen Minear 20,72,85 Theresa J. Minear 85 Mary Mitchell 113 Wayne Mitchell 39,113 Fong Dzin Moc 113 James Modrick 86 Joseph Modrick 27,70,125,65 Randy Mogensen 27 David Montano 102 Tommy Morgan 41,125 Brian Morris Gary Morris 102 Tim Morgan 113 Tom Morgan 41,40 Richard Morris Sean Morris 102 Thomas Morris 39,113 Gary F. Morris 13,27 Angela Morrison 125 Mark Morrison 102 Richard Morrison 125 Catherine Morton 69,70,71,85 James Muffler 86 Paul Muffler 113 Kathy Murphy 13,103 Lisa Murphy 125 Mark Murray 56,125 Melody Myers 103 Michele Myers 86 Lisa Neal 68 Charles Neel 103,125 Frank Nelson 103 Shawn Nelson Michele Nemmers 69,103 Hoa Nguyen 103 Hong Nguyen 86 Hga Thi Nguyen 86 Chiengmay Nhang 125 Vincent Nickens 113 Cynthia Nielsen 103,61 Edward Nixon Dong Dinn Noang 113 Dana Oakley 68,113 Patricia Oakley 68,113 Cindy Oden 67,113,49 Charles Ohrtman Joey Oliver 103 Christopher Orchard 21 Richard Overton Tammy Overton 125 James Owen 125 Joseph Oxenrider 103 Chris Palmer 39,103 Betty Parker 9,66,86 Jennifer Parker 67,68,103 Delbert Parish Wayne Patterson 125 Troy Patrick Tony Payne 113 Eric Peppers 13,125 Roger Pesek Jeana Petefish 13,68,125,58 Samrane Phimphivong 113 Soukason Phommachanh Phan Phongsisattanak 103 Keomeny Phounphengsy 125 LeDung Phung 86 Somphet Phrathang Alan Pickett 103 Janea Pierick 9,66,103,124,125 John Pierick 103 Kenny Pilcher 103 Kimberly Pinegar 125 Jennifer Plymesser 56,69,71,86,90 Robert Poe 113 Casey Polk 102,104,57 Terry Polk 23,70,125,61 Kevin Poller Eric Pope 104 Peggy Pope 86 Jeffrey Potts 30,44,113 Tabitha Prather 104 Shari Price 125 Suzanne Proctor Richard Procyk 23,70,125 James Puffett 23,27,28,70,125 John Purdy 56,60,104 Lisa Purdy 125,47 Boun Quang 126 Khan Quang 113 May Quang 114 Earl Ragan 114 Mark Ramsey Mary Ramsey 114 Renee Ramsey 126 Clarence Rasmussen 30,39,114 Lisa Raymond 86 Keith Reed 104 Joseph Reese 27,39,72,126 Jill Reeves 34,35,66,86,91,90 Mark Reeves 8,21,26,27,29,86 Susan Reeves 34,35,66,126 Robert Rehms 30,114 Stephen Rehms 86 James Reemers Suzann Reynolds 86 Laurie Rice 126 Kathy Richards 126,49 Monica Richards 37,104 Bill Riche 114,104 Jeffrey Rider 104 Timothy Rider 27 William Ridley 104 Dawn Ries 69,67,114 Timothy Righi 104 Karen Robbins 69,68,104 Renea Robertson 114 Michael Robinson 104 Louri Rolland 104 Debra Romero 104 Tami Romero 126 Charles Ross Scott Rounds 87,58 Leroy Rousseau 104 Linda Rousseau 66,126 Vincent Rubino 18,72,87,57,61 Bobbie Ruckle 126 Marcie Rundle 104,51 Patrick Rush 104 Kenneth Russian Todd Rynearson 27,126 Kelly Rynor 87,126 Hung Sam 105 Debra Schaefer 11,71,87,93 Charlene Schnoor 60,114 Marcene Schomer 64,67,114,47,50 Mark Schomer 114,117 Mark Schreck 126 Harry Schultz Barbara Scott 114 Lynn Sears 27,70,71,87,40 Thephenth Senguichit 105 Chindavahn Senephansiri 126 Vilayavahn Senephansiri 126 Gale Sells 104 Lovan Seneeth 114 Tracy Shaver 105 Scott Shepard Dina Shelledy 69,105 Sherry Shelly 114 Sidney Shelton 104 Leon Sheley 1 14 Cynthia Shepherd 87 Veronica Shields Shane Shook Torin Shook 1 14 Donnelle Shrader Johnny Simmons 27,39,126 Shannon Simmons 105,51 Alex Simon 1 14 Michael Simpson 126 John Sims 13,30,56,114 Mark Sims 105 Kesone Sithonnorath Kimberly Skinner 36,37,64,67,126 Brenda Smith 115 Brent Smith Duane Smith 115 James Smith (J.R.) 19,27,70,87 Joane Smith 36,37,87,91,90 Lisa Smith 105 Richard Smith 6,27,29,126 Timothy Smith 7,105 Kimberly Smothers 105 Leroy Snodgeass 105 Jeremy Sorensen 126 Juliane Sorensen 6,87,59 Bouakhay Soukkhavong 10,105 Khamse Soulinthavong Noy Soulivong 105 Mark Sparks 30,115 Mike Spencer 115 Tina Spooner 105 Thomas Spray 105 Anjanette Spurling 126 Stacy Spurling 64,87,59 Kevin Stanford 105 Michael Stark 105 Chris Steinbach 115 Teresa Stemler 13,56,68,115,49 Tonja Stern 105 Shelley Storey 69,68,100,105 Michael Steven 115 Tracey Stovall 64,126 Sharon Strike 56,67 Douglas Strobel 26,27,126,40 Edward Stubbs 30,126 Cinda Sutherlin 105 George Sweeten 30,115 Skip Sweeten 117,61 Wendi Swift 64,61,115,117 Clarence Talton Darrell Talton 127 Kathie Tanberg 100 Sherri Tanberg 23,64,127 Calvin Teasley 105 Jeffrey Tellis 5,27,60,87,127,40 Jerry Tellis 27,70 Serita Temple 105 Erika Terrall 127 Scott Terry 13,27,60,127 Tina Thacker 106 Kou Thao 115 Luca Thi 115 Lee Thao 106 Do Thi Thanh 115 Leisa Thomas 1 15 Monty Thomas Ronald Thomas Lee Thomasson 106 Shawn Thompson 127 Tammy Thompson 13,60,115 Freada Thornton Richard Tomlinson John Tounsley 115 Joey Townsell 18,27,127 Donald Townsley 127 Glen Tracey 115 Jeff Tracey 127 Ngu Tram 115 Sandra Trogdon 36,37,115,47 Sandra Trogdon 36,37,115,47 Dung Trugg 105 Richard Turner 87 Virginia Tran 127 Shari Twist 6,46,48,87,47 Leng Ung 116 Michael Utley 106 David Van Arkel 106 Paul Vance Pamela Vance Robin VanderLeest 6,116,40 Lynn Vander Linden 102,106,51 Mark Vander Sluis 106 Robert Van Dyke Vicki Vanora 87,59 Gary Vasquez 127,58 Jeffrey Vestal James Vivia Chi Vong 106 Bouninh Vongnhay 106 Souksay Vongnhay 127 Latsam Vongphrachanh 116 Visith Vongxay 127 Vivanh Vongxay 116 Sua Vue 106 Tong Ma Vue 106 Kathleen Waddell 56,71,87 Jacquie Wade 106 Maxine Wade 88 Rexanne Wade 70,72,88 Annette Walker 127 Tracy Walker 127,58 David Wallace Tra Ward 106 Christina Wardwell James Ware 88,61 Patrick Warren 61 Renee Wasser 88,58 Raquel Way 13,67,68,106 Edith Webb 116 Julia Webb 88,93 Michele Webb 127 Dwayne Weber Mark Weber 70,127 Kurtis Weeks 12,13,23,88 David Wells 19,27,88 Stephen Wells 106 Eugene Wessel 116 Lisa Westendorf 12,13,88 Cynthia Westerfield 106 Tyrone Weston 116 J. Lee Wheller 106 Julee Wheeler Bill White 39,127 Brenda White 106 David White 40 Debra White 127,49 Gary White 106 Kenny White 116 Michael White 88 Robert White 12,69,127 Robin White 106 Amy Whitlatch 127 Jonathon Wickett 30 Wade Wickett 116 Elizabeth Wilbur Becky Wiley 116 Rhonda Wilkerson 120,47 Charles Willey 116 Dorothea Williams 127 Doug Williams 106 Lucy Williams 127 Missey Williams 116 Neal Williams 106 Belinda Williamson 68 Jeanine Williamson 116 Tammy Williamson 127,58 Steven Willis 107 Jeffrey Wilson 128 Patrick Wilson 107 Steve Wilson 116 Robert Wilson 107 Erwin Wood 107 Howard Wood 88,127 Christina Woodruff 37,88 Jeorjette Woods 88 Laurie Wray 88,58 Maurice Wright 116 Eddie Wyatt 116 Seng Xayavong 116 Huynh Xuua 116 Cheng Yang 127 Chienglang Yang Toua Yang 116 Lisa Yaw 107 Mark Zimmerman 88,57 154 INTER COLl EGIATE PRESS MISSION. KANSAS WINNIPEG. MANITOBA IOLA. KANSAS •rf -tftb- - ■ mmmmm, • - I I •-...•fcjj John Erickson and Joe Fitzgibbons play doubles Denny Miller prepared to hit ball Hi Row 1 L to R Jill Reeves, Brenda McClure, Jeana Petefish, Cathy Jorgenson, Kim Lenz, Linda Gill, Row 2 Renee Ramsey, Sue Reeves, Paulette Fegley, Coach Frakes, Kim Skinner Row 3 Phoungeun Khamtash, May Quang, Sourivanh Khamtash, Sourivieng Khamtash Sue Reeves goes for ball Jill Reeves awaits the ball Paulette I Fegley hits a I forehand 1982 North High Baseball Team Varsity— front row (1 to r) Bill Frein, John Erickson, Ray Miller, second row, Coach Don Sears, David Larson, Greg Cushing, Tim Rider, Richard Smith, third row, Doug Lutz, Robin Vanderleest, Doug Strobel, Floyd Faber, Danny Holmes, fourth row, Pat Messerly, Vince Bobenhouse, Jamie Frehage, Larry McGinn and Jeff Ganoe. Junior Varsity— front row, Kris Kasper, Lewis McGregor, John Jacobs, Chris Boyd, Paul Hester, Mark Sims, John Bohall and Kim Mick, second row, Pat Messerly, Kevin Gee, Doug Strobel, John Purdy, Robin Vanderleest, Tim Righi, Tom Morris, Doug Lutz, and Coach Keeling. 1982 North High Softball Team Varsity— front row (1 to r) Robin Baxter, Kelly Cox, Cindy Shepherd, Michele Davis, Rhonda Wilkerson, Marcene Schomer and Kathy Richards, back row, Coach Minnick, Karla Jayne, Cindy Oden, Shari Twist, Kathy Britt, Sandra Trogdon and Coach Powell. Junior Varsity— front row, Charlotte Meadows, Diana Woods, April Ayres, Kris Kasper, Mary Aguilar, Becky McCarl and Laura Freerksen. back row, Monica Richards, Kelly McFarland, Janice McClintic, Lisa Smith, Cindy Oden, Robin Baxter, Missey Gassaway, Raquel Way, Karen Baumgartner, Coach Minnick. The boys track team was small in numbers this year but brought back some of what they lacked by determination. The team didn ' t set any records but came close. The 14 members of the track team are, Row 1 Tony Gill, Kevin Cavan, Chris Carter, Joe Senior Ken Palmer stretches for that ex- Modrick, Ken Harkin. Row 2 Ed Stubbs, Ken Palmer, Doug Stroble, David White, Steve tra inch in the long jump. Wells. Row 3 John Mallory, Mike Simpson, Pat Messerly, and David Hulling. 1982 Girls Track Team Small in Numbers The 1982 girls track team was a small group with a lot of heart. Re- turning letter winners were Ludean Allensworth, Shari Twist, Melinda Krueger, Deb Schaefer, Kathy Rich- ards, Chris Woodruff and Lisa Burgett. Freshman Liz Messerly was the standout on the team. She always came home with medals and ribbons. New girls to the team were Erika Terrell, Robin Baxter, Deb White. This being my last year to coach track we had a lot of fun along with the hard work. I hope that the girls will go out next year, with more girls out North could be good in track. Coach Marilyn Quinn R ow i — Ludean Allensworth, Shari Twist, Liz Messerly, Lisa Burgett Row 2 — Debbie White, Robin Baxter, Erica Terrill, Chris Woodruff Row 3— Susan Cowles, Melinda Krueger, Kathy Richards, Tia Banks, Debbie Schaefer, Lynnette Dunlap 7 Oklahoma Cast Aunt Eller Maureen Minear Curley J.R. Smith Laurey Chris Gallagher Ike Skidmore Larry Griffith Fred Rodger Pesek Slim John Julich Will Parker Kevin Godwin Jud Fry Robert Brower Ado Annie Carnes Tana Kelce Ali Hakim Ed Nixon Gerte Cummings Cathy Jorgensen Ellen Anne Kramer Andrew Carnes Robb White Cord Elam Phil Gould Vivienne Kelly McNulty Faye Laura Freerksen Dancers Anna Akermark Kelly McNulty Ryan Aldrich Cindy Oden Brenda Belluchi Phil Gould Terri Bueford Larry Griffith Lynnette Dunlap John Julich Laura Freerksen Rodger Pesek Jeanie Glas Dina Shelledy Jennifer Gelner John Tounsley Barb Godwin Patrick Warren Leslie Harper Laurey ' s double — Heidi Julich Anne Kramer Jud ' s double — Kirk McCloud Teresa Lorenz Curley ' s double— Chuck Ohrtman Kim Skinner Children Amy Cook— Troy Ford Danille Vanderhoef— Scott Kalwisky Dylan Cook— Jean Belluchi Amelia Vanderhoef Karry Basset — Tim Julich Whoa There! Heidi as Laurey ' s double in the ballet. Cheer up Chris! 3 ' 82 North High Banquet Senior Banquet was held on April 22, 1982 at the Adventureland Inn and the theme was Through The Years. Speaker Larry McGinn went back to our sophomore year and told of our first impressions of North and how we managed to pass to the eleventh grade, The Way We Were. Kurt Weeks spoke about our junior year, how we fit in, and how we are, Even Now. Leslie Hale talked of what lies ahead for the seniors and how we will strive to accomplish our goals, Somewhere Down The Road. Entertainment at the banquet was the seniors. Seniors from the band played the song Memories, Terence Major sang Through The Years, Chris Gallagher, Tana Kelce, and Maureen Minera sang Candle On The Water, and the Senior Singers per- formed I Sing The Body Electric. The 1982 Senior Banquet was a memorable event and will always hold a special place for all seniors. Larry McGinn speaks of The Way We Were. Senior Class President Jennifer Plymesser. Debbie Schaeffer shows the humorous side to Banquet. Mrs. Jackson, M iss Quinn and Mr. Graziono enjoy Banquet 1982. Vince Rubino at Banquet 10 Through the Years No Dream Is The theme, No Dream Is Beyond Our Reach was certainly appropraite on May 8 when the North High Senior Class held their Senior Prom at the Drake Olmsted Center. Every senior that night was looking forward to realizing their dreams. The 56 couples danced to the music performed by the group, The Last Shades Of Dawn. During the intermission, the Senior Prom Committee announced the names of the couples and individuals attending the prom and then the people would receive a brandy snifter with the theme and the date of the prom on it. Also given out to each person was a memory book- let, a ticket, and clouds with the couples names on them. The color scheme was pastels in which pink, light green, light blue, light orange, and yellow were used. Vince Rubino and date Joyce Vanderbeek enjoy them- selves at the North High Prom 1982 The 1982 Prom Committee hands out commemorative brandy snifters as the couples are an- nounced Phil Could and Anne Krammer listen to the music provided by The Last Shades Of Dawn Kurt Weeks and Joy Hansen display the festive mood at North High ' s Senior Prom Jeff Tellis and date Kris Kasper show the closeness of the senior class while sitting with Steve Rehms and date Jackie Calhoun 12 Our Reach 1982 Prom A Farewell to the Class of 1982 Commencement exercises for the graduating class of 1982 were held Tuesday May 25 in the North High gymansium. The ceremony took place with a near full house of family and friends in attendance. The guest speaker was former North High teacher John Phillips and the senior class president and co- valedictorian, Jenny Plymesser, led the Pledge of Allegiance and invocation. School board member Sue Luthens awarded diplomas to the approximately 165 graduates in attendance. The gymnasium starts to fill with graduates. im Dubbs exits stage Guest speaker John Phillips 1982 Polar Bear Staff Dawn Darland Jeff Ganoe Editor Expresses Appreciation The 1982 Polar Bear was a suc- cess because of the hard work and effort that was given to it by the entire yearbook staff. Each staff member worked together as one to produce a yearbook that this stu- dent body can be proud of. I ' d like to thank each staff member as well as our advisor, Mike Nyman who was a constant help in putting the yearbook together. Jenny Plymesser Editor-in-Chief 16