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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

Table of Contents Opening 1 Student Life 2-29 Sports 30-61 Students in Action 62-65 Seniors 66-79 Underclassmen 80-99 Organizations 100-127 Faculty 128-135 Advertising 136-148 Index 149-152 They ' re no! in school to learn. These are seniors A patriotic student Guess who we are Wayout Wednesday I 1 1 ■ ' A Christina M and Kim K have spirit Spare us, please, girls! Together: A New Beginning was the theme for Homecoming 1982. The festivities began with Spirit Week on Monday September 20 with crazy hats, socks, jeans, t- shirts, and shades day. Tuesday was Hush day and the girls couldn ' t talk to the guys all day. Other days included Way Out Wednesday, Dowling Dress Code Thursday, and Spirit Pride, or green and white day on Friday. The homecoming football game was held on Friday, the 24th, against Dowling. The Polar Bears fell 35-7. The dance was held in the girls gym on Saturday and ap- proximately 175 people attended, the largest turnout in recent years. Homecoming Royalty consisted of freshman princesses Donna Simpson and Missy Foggia, sophomores Raquel Way and Marcie Rundle, and juniors Michele Garcia and Leslie Hainline. Senior princesses were Michelle Mattson and Diana Catrenich. )eana Petefish was named Homecoming Queen for 1982 and joe Reese was cho- sen as Mr. Polar Bear by the student body. This years theme was chosen as a symbol of unity between North and Tech, with whom we merged for the first time in athletics. 8 Stan LaMay sits back and relaxes, as usual 14 Dollie Hudson and friend. Look Scott, over here Don ' t leave Susan! 15 Pin OUT THE jye or the ncaau ' l from Hvssinrs 2ND HK. October 22, 1982, a day that North High students will long remember. On that date, the North High football team won their first game in five years, beating Valley High 15-7. It was a long dry spell for the team, and the fans, but the victory was a welcome sight to proud North supporters. Coach Dwayne Crozier gives thanks to the team and the people who attended the game (top left) and later the coaches ring the dusty victory bell which was dug out of the closet after a five season absence (below left). Lynn VanderLinden shows her support on game day by wearing her sweatshirt and tags (top right), and one of the posters made by a second hour class is shown as it was hanging on the walls in the main lobby. 16 Doug Lutz snowplows the parking lot, but he doesn ' t have a plow Hyun Kim works on a science project during school. Fitzgibbon, Crogan, Knapp, and Birmingham play games in the front lobby Senior Robb White has just cleaned out his locker (And this is the cleanest it will ever gel.) Callisto is shown in his new home in the front lobby The case was built by the home remodeling class and the bear has reigned there since January 27, 1983 24 First Year for COURTWARMING . . . loe Fitzgibbon receives his Courtwarming me- Senior Robb White and sophomore Todd Blair show [)ina Shelledy and Laura Freerksen are a dallion from Tech Principal Dr Paul Devin. their spirit by dressing to the occasion on Way Out couple of old fashioned girls. Wednesday. Laura Freerksen hams it up for the picture. Elsie Williams speaks to the crowd at the game Students and Teachers Get Involved. 26 New Tradition for North High Students Courtwarming, 1983, a new concept anywhere in the Des Moines school district. Court- warming week was held from January 17 to 21. There was a spirit week, student guests of honor from each grade, and a mixer following the Roosevelt boys and girls basketball doubleheader. Courtwarming was the idea of the Pep Club, and it proved to be a good one indeed. The main theme of the homecoming-style event was Sharing Horizons and was con- ducted to show how well the athletic merger with Tech was do- ing. Spirit days included a grub day, Hush day, way out day, 50 ' s and 60 ' s day, and a colors day. Finalists for the ' royalty ' were selected by the student bodies of the two schools with Tech ' s students select- ing the North winners. Those chosen to represent North at the basketball game were: fresh- man Darcy Dunlap, sophomore Ryan Aldrich, junior Kelly Cox, and senior )oe Fitzgibbon. Each winner was introduced between the boys and girls games by Dr. Ray Pugh. They all received a medallion with a handshake on the front and TNT Courtwarming 1983 printed on the reverse side. Another new tradition to keep North High going strong. joe Modrick, Terri Bueford, and Randy Brafford back in time. Band members and cheerleaders at the evening pep assembly for Courtwarming More Courtwarming activity is shown here as )oel Diehl and Richard Colbert get in- volved in 50 ' s day (left). Coach Bud McCrea talks about the winning girls bask- etball program and the winning of the Polk County Tournament as Mr. Bornwell listens (above). Later in the evening Mr. Brownell proudly displays the trophy presented to the girls team after beating Hoover in the final round of the tourney (right). 29 Bears Have Exciting Season The 1982 football season was one of disappointment, yet delight. The combined forces of North and Tech started the season with bright hopes, despite the fact that the first four opponents were rated teams. After a 34-0 loss at the hands of Urbandale, ranked 1 in class 3A at the time, North began to improve steadily. The prospect of a winning season was evident when the Bears battled undefeated East to a heartbreaking 7-0 loss. After a tough game against 3 Dowling, the Bears came back, with a vengence against Roosevelt, only to be edged 13-9. This heartbreaker proved to be a mental let down in the next two games, as the Bears were trounced by both Lincoln and Hoover. The ultimate climax of the season came when the Polar Bears, playing in their green home jerseys for the first time, brutily defeated 9 ranked but over-confi- dent Valley, 15-7. The victory ended a 40 game losing streak that stretched back over five seasons. The 1982 Polar Bear offense was lead by ]oey Townsell. The bruising fullback amassed over 600 yards, with an average of five yards per carry. Quarterback Richard Smith passed for over 400 yards. Billy Frein, his favorite target, caught nine passes for over 200 yards. The defense was lead by Rod )orgenson, Jim Puffett, Rico Porter, and Kary Dunn. Joe Fitzgibbon and Glen Norwood lead in pass interceptions. Row 1 Art Knapp, Rod Jorgenson, Pat Messerly, Doug Strobel, Joey Townsell, Billy Frein, Mark Murray, Kary Dunn, lerry Tellis, Wayne Mitchell, )eff Potts, Willie Taylor Row 2 Kevin Cavan, Stan LaMay, Alfred Brown, Todd Rynearson, Joe Modrick, Robert Rehms, Tom Morris, loe Fitzgibbon, Kerry Cox, Jeff Hodges, Mike Choate, Brian Preminger Row 3 Greg Cushing, Eric Meek, John Townsley, Richard Smith, Brian Claybaugh, Skip Sweeten, Doug Lee, John Baker, John Sims, Joe Reese, Jim Puffett, Tony Gill, Pat Barden Row 4 Glen Norwood, Charlie Munday, Mike Goff, Ken Christie, Terrence Shaw, Tim Whitehead, Art Bradley, Rich Cuevas, Chuckie Bruce, Rico Porter, Doug Lee, Mike Thomas, Doug Coe Row 5 Julius Carter, Kim Mick, Chris Langlet, Patty Cox, Teresa Stemler 31 North Breaks Losing Streak! Scoreboard Tells Story The scoreboard showed no time left and hundereds of estatic North fans stormed the field at Hutchins Stadium in a frenzied celebration. This was the scene October, 22nd 1982, when the Polar Bears broke a five year, 40 game losing streak by defeating the 9th ranked Valley Tigers 15-7. Much praise should be given to all the dedicated fans who stuck behind the Bears and faithfully awaited victory all these years. QQQ is Score tells it like it is Excited crowd alter North win ' Bradley celebrates victory, his own way. kary Dunn and Stan LaMay, look on Grid Iron Award Winners loey Townsell and Tim Whitehead, 1st Team All Metro Conference Rod lorgenson and Glen Norwood. 2nd team All Metro Conference Metro ' s Honorable Mention Row One, Doug Strobel, Pat Messerly. |oe Fitzgibbon. )eff Hodges Row Two, lim Puffett. Robert Rehms, Skip Sweeten, Joe Reese, Rico Porter Not Pictured, Richard Smith, Doug D. Lee, Rich Cuevas. Below — Team co-captain ' s lim Puffett and Rod lorgenson. Below — Pat Snodgrass award winner, Greg Cushing Sophomores Go 2-6 for Season Row One— Sase Canpat. Todd Blair, John Pierick. Val Alksnis, lay Knapp Row Two — Mike Barron, |ohn Searcy, Knute Bemis, Dave Jones, David Van Arkle, Tony Smith Row Three— Mgr Lynn Vanderlinden, lohn Bohall, Terry Karnowski, Chris Palmer, Shawn Nelson, Roy Brown. Mgr. Sherry McClure Row Four— Coach Gary Camron, Tony Finley, |ohn Purdy, Tim Hawthorne, Earl Williams, Keith Waren, Joe Oxenrider, Coach Fritz Keeling Row Five— Sean Morris, Neal Williams. Joel Cox, Robby Taylor, Kenny Ennis, Mark Morris. The sop homore .football team had a new and exciting 1982 season. With 11 Tech players and 17 North players, they came away with a 2-6 record. With victories over Saydel and Lincoln. Each one of the sopho- more players are to be com- mended for their acceptance of each other, and their ef- fort to make this football team the best it could be. North lineman plows Dowling quarterback Freshman Have Disappointing Season Row one — David Luke. Mike Newhard. Joe Lauman, |oe Rothman, Mario Fillipelli, Peter Clay. Jeff Patterson. Steve Walls Row Two — April Ayres — Mgr . Chris Mike Ford, Matt Murphy, Ken Palmer II, Alan Pickett, Charles Barber, Craig Brooks, Mike Donahue, Mike Black, Mark Hampe, Simon Alatorie, Cindy Oden-Mgr.. Coach Chuch Silvey. 38 Girls Cross Country The North Girls Swimming Team got off to a good start this year having the largest team they have ever had, 26 girls. The Swimmers ended their sea- son at 9-4 and at Districts they sent 5 people to state including: A. Dubbs, M. Davis, A. Akermark, D. Hawkins, and A. Kramer. Records broken in 1982 were: Medley Relay; Dubbs, Davis, Akermark, Hawkins, 200 Free; A. Dubbs, 200 I.M.; M. Davis, Diving; A. Kramer, 100 Butterfly; A. Akermark, 100 Free; A. Dubbs, 500 Free; D. Hawkins, 100 Backstroke; A. Dubbs, 100 Breaststroke; M. Da- vis, 400 Free Relay; C. Boyce, D. Hawkins, N. Harkin, and A. Dubbs. North HI 79 ■II 88 67 37 72 74 52 57 71 Urb. Osky. Valley Ind Lincoln Hoover East SE. Polk Roosevelt Dowling Boone 46 45 86 39 59 90 55 53 73 67 56 Back Row -Coach Linda Chase, Becky McCarl, lanell Sinclair, Anne Kramer, Ruth Choate, Diane Hawkins, Nancy Harkin, Angie Phipps, Denise Lester, Anna Akermark, Jeannie Clas, Mechele Reed, Coach Lonnie Kerman, Assistant Coach Sondra Lazear. Middle Row -Tammy Erickson, Romona Buskirk, Angie Dubbs, Carol Boyce, Charlotte Meadows, Bufi Caine, Marilyn Fath, Lisa Feldman. Front Row-Michele Davis, Sue Reeves, Darsey Schweizer. ■ m qM I U UU IJ 2b HOME EVENT .... VISITOR place 12 3 4 5 6 LANE 40 North girls leap oft starting blocks for head start. Mr Lawson fires gun to begin race. Girls leap into action in the 50 Freestyle. Anna Akermark flys to the finish in the 100 Butterfly Coach Kerman pacing the edge of the pool Angie Dubbs taking a breath in the 100 Freestyle. Swimmers Win Two Meets Bottom Row: Bob Beamer, Peter Clay. Denny Miller, David Hash. Long Luong. Larry Hyler, Alan Pickett, Second Row: Alan Hawkins, Paul Wiedemeier, left Hawkins, Mike Choate, Chris Miller, Mark Sims, Bill Kreinbring, Coach Bob Lawson Top Row: Larry Young, lohn Miceli, lason Preston, |im Holland, Rick Flaherty, Bill Evens, Manager ' s Stephanie Boozell, Not pictured Becky McCarl North Boy ' s Swim Team got off to a good start with the addition of Tech swimmers. The Tankers won there first two by downing Grinnell by the score of 73 to 51 and Boone 82 to 39. But fell short in the metro. North 73 82 45 35 56 32 59 59 44 35 59 Grinnell Boone East Hoover Urbandale Valley Lincoln S.E. Polk Roosevelt Dowling Indianola 51 39 81 91 70 93 66 66 82 90 65 42 Volleyball Team Places Fourth Members Win Honors This years Volleyball teams finished fourth in the metro. The varsity had four wins and ten losses, while the jV finished the season with eight wins and four losses. The team was led by Sandra Trogdon who made First Team All-Metro and Kelly Cox, El- sie Williams, and Patty Clark who made Hon- orable Mention. Front Row L to R: Kelly Cox, Susan Sloan, Kathy Richards, Tana Canpat Back Row: Sandra Trogdon, Terri Bueford, Elsie Williams, Paulette Fegley, Patty Clark, and Coach Thorpe. Becky Birmingham serves the ball. Elsie Williams goes up for a spike Tina Allen returns a shot Back Row— Miss Kalhy Erickson, Melinda Weizorek, Kristi McAbee, Shannon Simmons, Rose Galbreath. Michelle Nemmers, Janet lohanson, Ann McGinn, Miss Sandy Thorpe. Front Row— Melodie Richards, Kim Lenz, Phera Ganpat, Robin Baxter, Sue Butcher, Becky Birmingham, Tina Aller, and Cindy Penn Kelly Cox All-Metro Honorable Mention Sandra Trogdon First Team All-Metro. Patty Clark gets set for a return Melinda Wiezorek sets up the front line Weizorek bumps a shot against East 45 Kneeling: Kobin VanderLeest, Tom Morrow. Byron Wells, Joe Fitzgibbon, Keith Robinson, Curtis Bell, Tom Gardner, Tim Wright Standing: Mgr, Stephanie Brown, Alan Cray, Mark Bueford, Art Rabon, Coach Sheleen, Coach Greene, Coach Snyder, Bill Cowan, |ohn Strange, Tom Morgan, Mgr Rod Hinegar Boys Tie for Metro Championship The 1983 boys varsity basketball squad was a combi- nation of height, quickness, and precision shooting. From the likes of Byron Wells, Mark Bueford, Tom Morgan and Keith Robinson the team came alive. At the basketball jamboree at the beginning of the year, the boys didn ' t look real promising, dropping the third quarter of the game to East High. After that pre-season loss, the Polar Bears took off, never looking back. They shifted into high gear with nine straight wins, and beat teams that were state rat- ed, such as number four Hoover and number nine rat- ed Roosevelt. The Polar Bears ' first state rating took them all the way to number four in the polls, before dropping their first game, after Christmas break, to ' Valley. But the Bears came back and posted a very easy win over East, only to drop their next two games of the season to Cardinal Stritch of Keokuk and then a very disheartening loss to Dowling. The remainder of the season was up and down for the Bears. They downed Roosevelt, then romped Lincoln, and finally fell to Hoover, in probably the most important game of the season, because the metro championship was really on the line. With revenge on their minds the Bears downed Val- ley, to wrap up at least a second place finish in the metro. The Polar Bears had a good chance to go far in the state tournament, possibly all the way to state. 46 I Filz and B Wells hit jumpers. Morgan with left hand lay up 49 Sophomore Show Talent Top Row L to R: Coach Silvey, David Walker, Tommy Young, John Williams, Mike Bell, Jim Kulish, Ken Ennis, John PUrdy, Tim Righi, Chris Boyd, lohn Hedgecock, Kevin Gee, Coach Snyder Bottom Row L to R: Trainer: Derrick Carter, Tony Smith, Troy Greenlee, Wilbur Heverette, Paul Walker, Ion Jacobs, Trainer: Tina Thompson 51 52 M Engelbrecht hangs for two Top Row -Sandra Trogdon, Susan Cowles, Anne Holland, Becky Dawson, Marcene Schomer, Elsie Williams, Rammie Brafford Bottom row -Rhonda Wilkerson, Diana Catrenich, Ceni Brown, Cina Bailey, Trena Watley, Tracy lohnson Girl Cagers State Rated The girl cagers started the season this year with a 5 state ranking but suffered two disheartening losses early in the sea- son to Dowling (45-54) and Lincoln (48-49) which dropped them out of the top ten. Reboundi ng with 11 consecutive victo- ries sweeping up the Polk County Classic tournament along the way the girls earned themselves a 3 state ranking. Breaking this winning streak was an upset to 9th rated East (67-50) followed by another to Hoover (48-55) dropping the girls out of the top ten and to third in the Metro, with East and Lincoln taking first and second. The girls had a good chance of getting into the State tournament and high hopes of a State Championship. Girl ' s Basketball team is awarded the first place trophy for Polk County Classic 54 51 N 1 Forward Court LtoR - Rose Calbreath, Becky Birmingahm, Anne Kramer, Robin Baxter, Janice McClintic, Marilyn Cason, Rammie Brafford, Coach George Davis. Guard Cou rt Front Row LtoR - Margaret DeBrown, Michelle Carter, Mica Carter, Marguarite DeBrown, DeAnn Carpenter Back Row LtoR - Kim Lents, Michelle Fortune, )aneen Hagen, Kelly McFarland. Shannon Simmons, Coach George Davis. Take Metro The girls Sophomore Basketball team had their most successful season ever. They won 12 games and lost 5 during the regular season. Coach Davis feels the girls will carry on the fine tradition North has established in the past 3 years in girls basketball. Team scoring leaders were: Rammie Brafford and Rose Calbreath, with Kelly McFarland and Marguerite De Brown leading the guard court. K. McFarland fights for position. Rammie Brafford drives. 58 Row One-Darcy Dunlap. Sandy Adams, Debbie Kroll, Diane Vanderlinden, Nikki Miller, Dana Porter, Diana Woods, Shelly Williams, Shari Doyle Row Two-Pam Karrett. Stacy Logan. Stephanie Boles, Shellisa Miller, April Cowan, Andrea Murray, Kim Pudans, Christi Lippold, Rita Morrow 58 Newton 45 Wrestlers Have Good Season Victorious Rod lorgenson. North High Executive Senior Class Board ACKLEY, DIANA LYNN ALLENSWORTH, ALPHA LUDEAN BAGBY, ALETA ANN BAKER, JOHN WILLIAM BENSON, DIANE EVON BIRMINGHAM, TINA MARIE BOYCE, SCOTT ARCHER BRAFFORD, RANDY BRITT. KATHERINE )EAN BROWN, ALFRED j.R. BUEFORD, TERRI BURGETT, LISA )0 CANNON, JEFFREY VCATRENICH, DIANA ELIZABETH CHAN, KHENG 64 CHAPPELL, SUSAN ADELE CHRISTENSON, PAMELA CLABAUGH, BRIAN KEITH X COFFEY, ROBERT CHARLES COFFMAN, DENISE LOWELL COWLES, CRAIG COWLES. SUSAN LYNN COWLES, TINA MARIE COX, KERRY DEAN COX, PATTY MARIE CUSHING, GREGORY ALAN DAVIS, MICHELE DENISE DEUEL, STEVEN DORRIAN, MICHAEL DANA 65 DOWNS, BETH ANNE DREW, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT £ DUNN, KARY LYNN JC ELVERUM, )UNE MARIE ENGLISH, DANA LANISE ERICKSON, |OHN F. FEGLEY, PAULETTE MARIE FELTON. TRACEY FIFE, DEBBIE LOU WJ m FITZCIBBON. JOSEPH EDWARDS K FOUTCH, TIMOTHY XFOXHOVEN, IULIE MARIE FREIN, WILLIAM FREDRICK FULLER, LISA DAWN GASSAWAY, MELISSA MARIE CEERLINGS, THOMAS EDWARD GLAS, THOMAS X GOLAY, ROBIN 4 I GREEN, BRUCE V X GRIFFITH, LAURENCE ELLIS GROGAN, KARLA SUE HARRIS, TRACY LYNN HATFIELD, SHELLEE RENEE HAWKINS, ALAN PHILLIP HAWKINS, IEFFREY LYNN HAYES, CHARLES F. HAYS, SANDRA )EAN HENDERSON, CRYSTAL DENISE HICKS, MARK HOLLAND, ANN ELIZABETH HULLING, DEBBIE HUNNELL, REBECCA MICHELE JCHUSS, DAVID K ILIFF, ARLAND MICHAEL IACOBI, DAVID J£ JOHNSON, RENEE JORGENSEN, CATHERINE ALVARES JULICH, HEIDI MARIE K KAMMAVONGSA, KEO KHAMTANH, PHOUNGEUN KHAMTANH, SOURIVANH h 4 KHAMTANH, SOURIVIENC KILGORE, RICHARD KLIVEN, KENNETH KNAPP, ARTHUR KRUEGER, MELINDA KAY KURSCHINSKI, ANDREA LYN LANGLET, CHRISTINA JO LARSON, DAVID JOHN LASALA, ANTHONY LATHRUM, JOHN HOWARD LEONG, JAMES A. f LORENZ, TERESA LEIGH LUAN, HAI CHI JONG, LONG t LUTZ, DOUGLAS LEE MARCHAEL, CYNTHIA SUE MASSEY, DAVID B. y MATTSON, MICHELLE RENAE ){ MCCLURE, BRENDA LEIGH MCDONALD, LISA ARLEAN MESSERLY, PATRICK DEAN MICHAEL, DANIEL DAVID MILLER, DENNIS PATRIC MILLER, ]0 ANNE KAORU MODRICK, jOSEPH, MICHAEL MURRAY, MARK HOLTON NEAL, LISA KAYE K PATTERSON, WAYNE PETEFISH, JEANA RENE ' PIERICK, jANEA KATHERINE PINECAR, KIMBERLY IRENE K POLK, TERRY LEE K PRICE, SHARI LYNN PROCYK, RICHARD PETER PUFFETT, JAMES JOSEPH PURDY, LISA MARIE X RAMSEY, RENEE MICHELE REESE, JOSEPH REEVES, SUSAN KAY RICHARDS, KATHY JO ROMERO, TAMI DOREEN ROUSSEAU, LINDA LOU RYNEARSON, TODD A. SIMMONS, JOHNNY SIMPSON, MICHAEL DAVID SKINNER, KIMBERLY ANN SMITH, RICHARD PAUL X STOVALL, TRACEY MARIE STRIKE, SHARON MARIE 71 STROBEL, DOUGLAS HILTON SURFACE. MICHAEL |. TANBERG, SHERRI L. TELLIS, IERRY LEE TERRALL, ERIKA LYN TERRY, SCOTT PAUL TOWNSELL, JOEY GRANT TOWNSLEY, DONALD TRACEY, JEFFREY WILLIAM VASQUEZ, GARY ALLEN VONGXAY, VISITH VONGXAY, VIVANH J( WALKER, ANNETTE MARIE WALKER, TRACY ANN 4 WEBB, MICHELE DIANE WHITE, BILL WHITE, DEBRA ANN WHITE, ROBB WHITLATCH, AMY WILKERSON, RHONDA ARLETTE WILLIAMS, DOROTHEA WRIGHT, CHRISTINA YANG, CHENG BIRMINGHAM, TERRY ELLIS CLARK, IOHNNY RAY COX, KERRY DEAN HANSEN, DANIEL KNUDSON, )OHN % MC NULTY, KELLY ACKLEY, DIANA LYNN Choir 6,7 My most memorable experience was the day that I found out that North had accepted me into their school. The kids and the teachers have all been won- derful in the three years I ' ve been here. I would also like to thank you one and all at North for three happy years. BACBY, ALETA ANN DECA 5-8; secretary 5,6; Choir 2-4; Swim Timers 1; Basketball 1; Stage Crew 1; Peer Helper 2-4. BAKER, JOHN WILLIAM Football 1,5,7; Lettermans Club 5,7. BENSON, DIANE EVON Cheerleader 2,4; Band 1-4; Choir 3- S; Pep Club 1-4. BIRMINGHAM, TINA MARI vVrestling cheerleader 7,8; Tennis 4; Pep Club 7,8; Art Club 5. BOYCE, SCOTT ARCHER My most memorable experience is when Mr. Weidemeier was dancing during the Up With Peo- ple ' assembly. BRITT, KATHERINE )EAN Honor roll 1-8; Softball 2,4,6,8; Cheerleader 3,5,7; Polar Bear Mas- cot 1; Basketball mgr. 2; Band 1,2; Choir 3,4; Drama 1-4; OEA 7,8. All my memories of North are ter- rific. I ' ll never forget anything about it. I loved it and all my classmates. BROWN, ALFRED Football 1,3,5,7; Track 8; library as- sistant 7,8. My most memorable experience was being part of a team that beat the rated Valley Ti- gers. BURGETT, LISA JO National Honor Society 5-8; Track 2,4,6,8; Student Council 7,8; United Nations Trip 6; Honor Roll 1-8; Band 1-8; Pep Club 1,2,7,8; Swim Timer 5,7,8; My most memorable experience was the Valley game. CATRENICH, DIANA ELIZABETH Basketball 1-8; Cheerleader 1,3,5,7; National Honor Society 3-8; Honor Soc. Treas. 7,8; Honor Roll 1-8; Softball 2,8; Senior Homecoming Princess 7; United Nations Trip 6; Track 2,4. I recommend you take care of the minutes, for the hours will take care of themselves. CHAPPELL, SUSAN ADELE DECA 5-8; Sec. 7,8; Pep Club 1-8; Booster Club 1,2. My most memorable years at North was be- ing the first four year class to graduate from high school. I enjoyed being with my friends throughout the years at North. CLABAUCH, BRIAN KEITH Football 3,5,7; Track 2; Drama 7,8. My most memorable moments here at North have been when I lettered in football my junior and senior year. CLARK, JOHNNY RAY Cheerleader 7; Choir 7. My most memorable experience was being a cheerleader and all the great friends I met. COFFEY, ROBERT CHARLES Football 1. COOPER, LOWELL ALFRED Football 1,3,5; Basketball 2,4,6; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,6; Yearbook staff 7,8; Class Representative 7,8. My most memorable experience was being elected as a class repre- sentative for the class of ' 83. It was a real honor and I will always remember it, along with all of the other memories at dear old NHS. COWLES, SUSAN LYNN Basketball 1,3; Track 2,4; Band 1-8; Track mgr. 6; United Nations Trip 6; Swim Timer 1; Band Treas. 7,8; Orchestra 3; Honor Roll 1-8; Na- tional Honor Society 3-8, Sec. 7,8; Band Boosters 1-8; Booster Club 5- 8; Senior Class Treas, 8. Getting to know all the people in my class was one of the things I really enjoyed. I will always remember girls basketball. COX, KERRY DEAN Football 1,3,5,7. My most memo- rable experience was when the football team won our first game in 40 losses. COX, PATTY MARIE Football mgr. 3,5,7; Basketball mgr. 4,6,8; Softball 8; Tennis 4; Yearbook staff 7,8; Magazine 5; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; Office assistant 4,5,7; ' Flowers For Algernon ' 4; Choir 2,4,6. My last year was extra special because I was able to see the combined efforts of North and Tech defeat Valley. We had all waited so long for that. CUSHING, GREGORY ALAN Class Vice Pres. 7,8; Football 1,3,5, 7; Baseball 4,6,8; Honor Roll 1-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Golf 4, 6,8; Basketball 1-4. I ' ll never for- get that great golf trip to Omaha with Don Sears and the woodside wanderers. ' DAVIS, MICHELE DENISE Softball 2,6,8; Track 2,4; Swimming 1,3,5,7; Band 1-6; Student Council 7,8; Basketball mgr. 5,6; Pep Club 7,8; United Nations Trip 6; Swim Timer 1,3,5,7; Honor Roll 1-8; Na- tional Honor Society 4-8; Vice pres, honor society 7,8; Booster Club 7, 8; Students In Leadership 5-8. My most memorable experience was qualifying for the girls state swim meet in my junior and senior years. DORRIAN, MICHAEL DANA Choir 7,8; DECA 7,8. DOWNS, BETH ANNE Magazine staff 6; Wrestling mgr. 2; DECA 7,8. DREW, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT Basketball 1-4; Drama 1,2,5-8; DECA 5-8; Honor Roll 4; Track 2; ' Odd Couple ' 7. I ' ll always re- member that North is the best. We proved that this year with the Val- ley victory and the superb play of the basketball team. DUNN, KARY LYNN Football 1,3,5,7; My most memo- rable experience was when the combination of North and Tech topped the Tigers 15-7 after losing 40 straight. I ' ll also remember going to Millie ' s restaurant compliments of 1350 KRNT radio personality and former Polar Bear Steve Gibbons. ELVERUM, JUNE MARIE Oracle staff 4,5; Yearbook staff 6; Kadet 1-6; Choir 1,2; Honor Roll 5; School work program 7,8. The best times I had were the times I spent with my friends whether at games or just in class, they ' re the ones who made it special. ERICKSON, JOHN F. Football 1; Basketball 2,4; Tennis 2, 4,6,8; Baseball 4,6,8; Honor Roll 1, 3-8; National Honor Society 5-8; United Nations Trip 6. If I pretend to be a wise man surely I don ' t know. FEGLEY, PAULETTE MARIE Tennis 4,6,8; Volleyball 1,3,7; Swim Timer 5,6; Honor Roll 1-8; Band 1- 5; Nurse assistant 7,8. Make your high school years the best you can possibly make them. FIFE, DEBBIE LOU Office assistant 6, DECA 5-8. FITZGIBBON, JOSEPH EDWARDS Football 1,3,5,7; Basketball 1-8; Tennis 4,6,8; Baseball 4,8. I need a lover who won ' t drive me crazy. Someone who will thrill me and 74 then go away. One who knows the meaning of ' hey, hit the highway. ' FOXHOVEN, JULIE MARIE Choir 3,4; Swing choir 5,6; Pep Club 1. You can ' t have a better tomorrow if you ' re thinking about yesterday all the time. FREIN, WILLIAM FREDRICK Football 1,3,5,7; Baseball 2,4,6,8; Basketball 1,2; Golf 4,6; Oracle staff 6,7; Honor Roll 3-6; Key Club 1,2. My most memorable experience was throwing a 66 yard touchdown pass to Fitz in my last football game. FULLER, LISA DAWN Yearbook staff 6-8; Choir 1-8; Pep Club 3-8; Cheerleader 3,4; Assistant Yrbk. editor 7,8; Prom Comm. 8; Banquet Comm. 8; Pep Club Sec. 6. My most memorable experience was being able to be a part of North for four years. I ' m glad to be the first four year class to graduate. GASSAWAY, MELISSA MARIE Student Council 5-8; Student Council Pres. 7,8; Basketball mgr. 1, 2; Yearbook editor 7,8; Oracle staff 4-8, Pep Club 1-8; Pep Club V P. 7,8; Softball 6; Magazine staff 6; Office assistant 8; United Nations Trip 6; Swim Timer 1-8; Timer captain 5-8; Honor Roll 1-8; National Honor Society 5-8; Key Club 1,2,5-8, Key Club Sec. 5-8; Building Advisory Council 6-8; Stu- dents In Leadership 5-8; Banquet Comm. 8; Prom Comm. 8. My entire senior year has been a memorable experience because I attended many workshops and seminars and through them I learned a lot about people, life, and success. GEERLINCS, THOMAS EDWARD Football 3,5; Wrestling 2,3,4,6,7; Track 2. Have a good time in life and in whatever you do. GRIFFITH, LAURENCE ELLIS Pep Club 3-8; Swimming 3,4; Choir 5-8; North Star Singers 7,8; Honor Roll 5. My most memorable experience was being the only ju- nior to go stag to the senior only prom and not being thrown out. GROGAN, KARLA SUE Cheerleading 7,8; Softball 2; Pep Club 7,8; Basketball 1-4; Library as- sistant 6; Nurse assistant 7. HARRIS, TRACY LYNN Tennis 2,4; Football mgr. 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball mgr. 2; Office assistant 7; Cheerleader 1,4,6; OEA 7,8; Choir 1-4; Honor Roll 1,2,5. My most memorable experience was taking part in our victory as- sembly after beating Valley in foot- ball. HATFIELD, SHELLEE RENEE Football mgr. 3; Cheerleader 1,2,5- 8; Pep Club 7,8; Library assistant 5, 6; DECA President 7,8; Choir 3,4. My most memorable experience was in my junior year when our wrestling team won their first meet in a number of years against Roo- sevelt. HAWKINS, ALAN PHILLIP Swimming 1-8; Track 2; Oracle staff 7; United Nations Trip 6. My most memorable experience was when the swim team won our first meet in several years when I was a junior. HAWKINS, JEFFREY LYNN Swimming 1-8; Football 1,3,5; Hon- or Roll 4,6; Stage Crew 5-8; Band 1-4. HAYES, CHARLES F. Basketball 1-6; Football 3; Track 6; DECA 7,8; Letterman ' s Club 5,6; Yearbook staff 7. HAYS, SANDRA JEAN National Honor Society 6-8; Honor Roll 1-8; OEA 7,8; Student Council 5,6; Pep Club 1-4; Volleyball 1,3; Home Ec. Advisory Comm. 3-6. There have been a lot of good times spent at North and I hold many memories. I am proud to be a North High Polar Bear. HENDERSON, CRYSTAL DENISE Basketball 1-4; Band 1-8; Student Council 1-6; Student Council Pres. 5,6; Football mgr. 1,2; Cheerleader 5,6; United Nations Trip 6; OEA 5- 8; OEA V P. 6; OEA Pres. 7,8; Or- chestra 3; Honor Roll 3; Band Booster Sec. 5,6. High school memories are ones that will last a lifetime, memories of both sadness and happiness, but most of all tears of joy . . . winning our first football game, and then the big day ... to each of you this time will come, but remember it ' s not handed to you, you must grab it. HENDERSON, RICHARD LEE Choir 5. HOLLAND, ANNE ELIZABETH Basketball 1-8; Track 2,4,8; Drill team 1-8; Volleyball 1,3. Being part of a winning team and learn- ing how to be fighters and winners are my most memorable exper- iences. HUNNELL, REBECCA MICHELE Band 1-8, Jazz Band 2-7; Orchestra 1,3,5,7; Choir 1,2,6-8; North Star Singers 5-8; ' God ' s Favorite ' 1; Miracle Worker ' 2; ' The Apple Tree ' 6; Stage Crew 2-8; Mime Club 7; Golf 2; Pep Club 1-4; Volleyball mgr. 5. Our class has been a major part of the binding spirit that is felt here and I ' m proud to have been an active part of it. The memories will always be cherished. JORGENSEN, CATHERINE ALVARES National Honor Society 4-8; Vice Pres. Prom 7,8; Student Council 5- 8; Stu. Coun. V P. 7,8; Tennis 2,4,6; Cheerleader 2,4,5,7,8; Cheerleader captain 7,8; Honor Roll 1-8; Pep Club 1-8; Homecoming Princess 5; Building Advisory Council 6-8. If you have a dream that seems to be beyond your reach, keep your head up and ' go for it! ' JORGENSEN, RODNEY ALAN Football 1,3,5,7; Wrestling 1-8; Track 6,8; Letterman ' s Club 4-8. For as long as anyone could re- member the wrestlers hadn ' t won and my most memorable experience was beating Roosevelt. JULICH, HEIDI MARIE ' Helen Keller ' 1; ' God ' s Favorite ' 2; Honor Roll 1; Track 2; Cheerleader 5,6; ' Oklahoma ' 5,6; Library assis- tant 7. The first step to becoming is believing. KRUEGER, MELINDA KAY Basketball 1-8; Track 4,6,8; Honor Roll 1,2,5-8; Pep Club 1,2. KURCHINSKI, ANDREA LYN Honor Roll 1-8; Student Council 1- 6; Stu. Coun. Treas. 5,6; United Nations Trip 6; Homecoming Prin- cess 1; Pep Club 7,8; Cheerleader 5-8; Band 1-4,7. LANGLET, CHRISTINA JO Softball 4; Football mgr. 3,5,7; Basketball mgr. 4,8; Stage crew 5,6; DECA 7,8; Choir 3-7; Peer helper 8. Your most memorable experience is in high school so don ' t wish them away. LARSON, DAVID JOHN Baseball 2,4,6,8; Golf 4,6,8; Basket- ball 1-4. LASALA, ANTHONY Band 1-8. My most memorable experience at North was meeting all my crazy friends. LATHRUM, JOHN HOWARD 75 Tennis 2,4,6,8; Honor Roll 1-4. My most memorable experience was when Mad dog Mr. Wilson choked me on the first day of my fresh- man year. LEONC, JAMES ALLEN United Nations Trip 6; )azz Band 6; Chess Club 6,7; Honor Roll 1-8; National Honor Society 6-8; Student Council 7,8; Treasurer (S.C.) 7,8; Swim Timer 3,5; Pep Club 7,8; Girls Basketball mgr. 1; American Legion Boys State 6; Band 1-8; Swimming 1,2; Wrestling 3-8; Orchestra 3; Senior Class Treas. 7,8. My most memorable experience was travel- ing to Washington D.C. and New York on the U.N. Trip and the friends I ' ve made. LORENZ, TERESA LEIGH Softball 2,4,8; Cheerleader 2,4,6; Drama 1-8; Choir 1-8; Swing Choir 7,8; Kadet 7,8; Mime Club 7,8; Pep Club 1-6; North Star Singers 6; My Three Angels ' 5; The Apple Tree ' 6; ' Oklahoma ' 6; The Odd Cou- ple ' 7. My most memorable experience was when we put on v My Three Angels ' . And Joe Reese brought out only half a Christmas tree. LUONG, LONG VI Swimming 3,7,8; my most memo- rable experience was when I learned a second language and my special friends. ' LUTZ, DOUGLAS LEE Baseball 4,6,8; My most memora- ble experience was when I got caught drag racing in the parking lot. MARCHAEL, CINDY SUE Softball 2; Student Council 4; Bask- etball mgr. 4; Cheerleader 1,3,5,7; Pep Club 1-8; OEA 7,8. My most memorable experience was when we won our first football game. MASSEY, DAVID B. Basketball 2. MATTSON, MICHELLE RANAE Cheerleader 1,3,5,7; Sports mgr. 3, 4; Library assistant 6; Homecoming princess 3,7; Letterman ' s Club 5,7; Booster Club 1,2. MCCLURE, BRENDA LEIGH Cheerleader 1-8; Tennis 2,4,6; Kadet 7,8; Honor Roll 5,6, Pep Club 1-8; OEA 7,8; DECA 6; Prom Representative 8. My most memorable times have been all four years of being in such a spirit- ed school. MCDONALD, LISA ARLEAN Basketball mgr. 1-6; Tennis 2,4,8; Magazine staff 6, Pep Club 1; Foot- ball mgr. 3,4; Student Council 1; Choir 2,3. MCTEE, JULIA KAY DECA 7,8. MESSERLY, PATRICK DEAN Football 1,3,5,7; Baseball 6,8; Bask- etball 2; Library assistant 8. My most memorable North experience was a very special 15-7 football win over Valley of WDM. MICHAEL, DANIEL DAVID Football 5; Drama 1-6,8; Choir 1-4, 6-8. My most memorable experience was hitting Roosevelt ' s quarterback. MILLER, DENNIS PATRIC Football 1,3,5; Swimming 1-8; Ten- nis 2,4,6,8; Honor Roll 1-3; K y Club 1-8; Key Club V.P. 5-8; Booster Club 1-6; Team Capt., Swimming 7,8; Boy ' s State 7. My most memorable experience was being a swimmer and the team captain my senior year. MILLER, JO ANNE KAORU Kadet 3-8; Honor Roll 1,4-8; Pep Club 1,2; Library assistant 7; Swim Timers 1; Booster Club 1,2. I ' ll never forget all the good times I shared with the friends I made dur- ing my years at North. MODRICK, JOSEPH MICHAEL Football 1,3,5,7; Track 2,4,6,8; Ora- cle staff 6-8; Oracle editor 7,8; Student Council 7; National Honor Society 4-8; Honor Soc. Pres. 7,8; Key Club 2-8; Pres. Key Club 7,8; Chess Club 5-8; Senior Class Pres. 7,8. Moment by moment, day by day, living life to the fullest in a reckless way. MORGAN, TOMMY LEE Basketball 1-8. I ' ll remember being a part of a winning basketball team and how the North-Tech merger helped both our schools a lot. MURRAY, MARK HOLTON Football 1,3,5,7; Wrestling 1-8; Key Club 3-6; Students in Leadership 5- 8. We never give up, and we fight till we win, we thrive for the gold at the rainbows end. We ' re full of pride and lots of heroics, We ' re North High and we love to show it. NEAL, LISA KAYE Honor Roll 1-7; DECA 5-7; DECA Reporter 7. OWEN, JAMES DANIEL My most memorable experience was working for ICMS in home remodeling. PETEFISH, JEANA RENE Drum Major 5-8, Band 1-8; Cheerleader 1-8; Homecoming Queen 7; Princess 1,3,5; Student Council 5-8; Tennis 4,6; Honor Roll 2,6; Pep Club 1,2,7,8; OEA Report- er 7,8; DECA 6; Building Advisory Council 7,8. I ' ll always remember representing North as the 1982 Homecoming Queen and being be- hind my school all four years. PIERICK, JANEA KATHERINE Football mgr. 1,3; Golf 2,4,6,8; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2,4, 5,8; Pep Club 1-8. PINEGAR, KIMBERLY IRENE OEA 6-8; Yearbook staff 7,8; Cho- rus 3,4; Library assistant 8. I ' m proud of North and I ' ll be proud to graduate from here. POLK, TERRY LEE Football 3; Baseball 4; Oracle staff 3-6; Student Council 3; Jazz band 3-8; Drama 3-6. My most memo- rable experience was when the cast of ' My Three Angels ' totally demolished the set trying to get to the cast party in a hurry. PRICE, SHARI LYNN Library assistant 7; Urban Campus Job Trying 6. I plan to be a success in life and most of all to make my family proud of me. PROCYK, RICHARD PETER Oracle staff 3-6. The most memo- rable experience for me was being the first freshman class to attend North. PUFFETT, JAMES JOSEPH Football 1,3,5,7; Drama 1-8; Track 2; Oracle staff 6. My one wish is that the winning spirit that was gained this year will be carried on by future generations of Polar Bears. PURDY, LISA MARIE Basketball 1-6; Basketball mgr. 7,8; Band 1-8; Pres. of Band 7,8; Band Boosters 1-8; Pep Club 1-8; Track 2,4; United Nations Trip 6; Honor Roll 1-8, Booster Club 1-8; Orches- tra 3. I ' ve really enjoyed my last four years at North. It has filled my life with unforgettable memories. RAMSEY, RENEE MICHELE OEA Historian 7,8; Honor Roll 6; Tennis 4,6; Volleyball 1. I will al- ways remember the teachers and the good times I had with my friends at North. REEVES, SUSAN KAY Tennis 2,4,6,8; Swimming 1,3,5,7; 76 Swim Capt. 7; Yearbook staff 7; Pep Club 1-5,8; Oracle staff 8; Drama 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; One of my most memorable exper- iences was when the swim team first m ade it to state in 1981. It was a goal we ' d had for seven years. RICHARDS, KATHY )0 Softball 2,4,6,8; Volleyball 1,3,5,7; Basketball 1-8; Oracle staff 8; Mag- azine staff 6; Pep Club 1,2; Office assistant 6-8. Success depends on your backbone, not your wishbone. ROMERO, TAMI DOREEN Cheerleader 7,8; Pep Club 5-8; Drama 7,8; Office assistant 5,6. I ' m glad I had the opportunity to be a varsity cheerleader in my senior year. ROUSSEAU, LINDA LOU Cheerleader 3,5,7,8; Pep Club 1-8; Honor Roll 1,2; My most memora- ble experiences were seeing all the students get along so well at the games. RYNEARSON, TODD A. Football 3,5,7; Key Club 6,8; Band 1-8; Drama 3,4. My most memo- rable experience was being picked as captain of the sophomore bask- etball team against Hoover. SIMPSON, MICHAEL DAVID Track 6,8. My most memorable experience was when the football team broke their losing streak and beat number nine Valley. SKINNER, KIMBERLY ANN Cheerleader 3-6; Flag Twirler 1-5; Tennis 4,6; Volleyball 3; Honor Roll 1,4-7; Sports mgr. 1,2. I ' ve loved going to North and I ' ll leave with especially good memories from my freshman and junior years. SMITH, RICHARD PAUL Student Council 4; Football 3,5,7; Wrestling 4; Baseball 4,6,8; Honor Roll 3-6. Winning one varsity football game in five years was my most memorable experience. STRIKE, SHARON MARIE Key Club 5-8; Pep Club 5,6; Choir 5,6; Office assistant 8. It is right to be contented with what we have but never with what we are. STROBEL, DOUGLAS HILTON Football 1,3,5,7; Basketball 5,6; Baseball 4,6,8; Track 2,4,6,8; Honor Roll 3,4,6-8. I want to thank the faculty of North for giving me a quality education and putting up with my silly antics. My advice to underclassmen: Ambition is having enough ambition to have ambi- tion. TANBERC, SHERRI LOU Kadets 3-8, Oracle staff 5,6, Pep Club 1,2; Library assistant 3,8; Choir 3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Yearbook staff 8. Being the first freshman class and winning our first football game in five years are times I will always treasure. TELLIS, JERRY LEE Football 1,5,7; Tennis 2,4,6,8; Base- ball 2,4; Yearbook staff 7; Oracle staff 5-8; Magazine staff 6. I want to be remembered by the state- ment: ' WHO ME! TERRALL, ERIKA LYN Track 5,6; Pep Club 1-6, Nurse as- sistant 1,3,4. I ' ll never forget all the good times I had going to the track meets. TERRY, SCOTT PAUL Football 1,3,5; Head photographer 7,8; Yearbook staff 7,8; Library as- sistant 5,6; Apprenticeship Program 6-8. My most memorable exper- iences are not believing that Mr. Nyman got married and the great success of the basketball teams in my senior year. TOWNSELL, )OEY GRANT Football 1,3,5,7; Basketball 1-3; Track 6,8. My most memorable experi ence was being named to the first team all conference and all state honorable mention team. TRACEY, JEFF WILLIAM Basketball 1,2; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 5-8. The most memo- rable experience for me is knowing that North is not thought of as a ' sinch ' , but respected in some cases. I hope all my friends prosper in life. VASQUEZ, GARY ALLEN DECA 5-8; Treas. 7,8; Oracle staff; Yearbook staff 7; Choir 3,4. What a long strange trip it ' s been. VONGXAY, VIVANH Honor Roll 1-3. Always try and strive for your dreams and you ' ll accomplish many things. WALKER, ANNETTE MARIE Kadets 1-4; Honor Roll 1-8; Golf 4, 6; OEA 7,8; Bowling 4; Tennis 2. I have always been proud of my school and I will stay proud of it in years to come. WALKER, TRACY ANN DECA 5-8; Reporter 5,6; Pep Club 3-8; Wrestling mgr. 7,8. I ' ve had many good times at North with the friends I ' ve made. WEBB, MICHELE DIANE Swim Timer 1; Drama 1,2; Choir 1- 6; Swing Choir 5,6; Magazine staff 6; Office assistant 8. I ' ll always re- member how nice the teachers were to us, the first freshmen. WEBER, MARK EVERETT Oracle staff 3-8; AV assistant 7,8; Library assistant 5-8; Resource Cen- ter Advisory Council 7,8. WHITE, WILLIAM RICHARD Wrestling 1-8; Football 5,6; Chess Club 7; Honor Roll 4,5. My most memorable experience was winning our first wrestling meet. WHITE, DEBRA ANN Basketball 6,7; Track 5-7; DECA 7, 8; Volleyball mgr. 7; Peer Helper 7, 8. WHITE, ROBERT WILLIAM Pep Club 1-8 VP 5,6; Pres. 7,8; North Star Singers 5-8; Choir 1-8; Students In Leadership, 5-8; Student Council 1,2; Peer Helper 4,5,7,8; Drama 5-8; Mime Club 7,8, KDPS Teen Talks 7,8; Swimming 1,2,7, 8, Speech and Vocal Solo Contests 8; Talent show chairperson 8; of- fice assistant, 8; Keep your determination strong, and the chances to succeed will come. 77 Glossies Not Available: Class of 1983 Ahlhelm, Dianna Brassel. Loretta Bui, Bao Cam, Lieng Carlson, Dennis Chan, Khan Conn, David Dunigan, Irving Cerdts. Marvin Gill, Linda Haney, Jeff Harlan, Clifford Henderson, Richard Nhang, Chieng HurKnn Yvpftf ■ IUU 1, 1 VCUv Overton, Tammy lackson, lay wwcii, idmes knilH on Inhn r i iuusui 1, jui II I Maimer, Ken Lee, Anna Preminger, Bryon Lee, Doua Schultz, Harry Lee, May Sorenson, leremy Lee, Mai Sy Spurling, Anji Lehman, Lori Talton, Darrell May, Orlando Turner, James McTee, Julie Vongnhay, Souksay Mogensen, Randy Weber, Mark Morgan. Tommy White, Robb Top 3% of Graduating Seniors Diana Catrenich Susan Cowles Michele Davis John Erickson Sandy Hays Top 15% of Graduating Seniors LuDean Allensworth Katherine Britt Lisa Burgett Greg Cushing Paulette Fegley Melissa Gassaway Tracy Harris Alan Hawkins Crystal Henderson Cahterine Jorgensen Melinda Krueger Andrea Kurschinski James Leong Cynthia Marchael JoAnne Miller Joseph Modrick Lisa Neal leana Petefish Lisa Purdy Kimberly Skinner Douglas Strobel Annette Walker Amy Whitlatch Top graduates are listed in alphabetical order and does not denote class rank 78 lim Leong with his Physics project 79 Tressa Aeschliman Wayne Ahrens Anna Akermark April Ayers Kathy Baker Pal Barden Kelly Bell Desiree Beyer Baccann Bounsonng Terri Briggs Kevin Burgett leff Camper Kevin Cavan Chahn Cavanh Soua Cha Angie Chance Darin Charlson Betty Cheeney Mike Choate John Clark Monique Clyce Carmen Colbert Ronnie Conn Kelly Cox 80 Class of 84 M .ft A. 0 ATI IS Mark Craddock Earl Crouch Mary Davidson Thi Than Monique Dorsey Scott Drew Lynette Dunlap Lea Duren Dianne Egli Amy Fargo Paul Fegley Doug Finch Diana Fisher Deanna Foggia Lisa Ford Christopher Forisher lenny Freihage Tim Graham Phil Galvan Michele Garcia Alan Gray lennifer Gelner Tony Gill lohn Gilloti leanie Glas Barb Godwin Kelly Hagge Leslie Mainline Nancy Harkin Leslie Harper Holly Hasstedt Kelly Heck Doug Hensley Nuck Hoang leff Hodges Stacy Holman Gerald Huelt David Hulling lennifer Hutchcrofl Xuan Huynh David Immel Abbi Jacobs Karla layne Willie jeffries lanet lohansen Teresa lohnson Bill Kelce Soukseumxay Khanakhounkhong 82 Hyon Kong Stan LaMay Doug Lee May Lee Robert Linford Kic Thi Lo Vieng Lu lim Luce Andy Lumadue Brian Lumadue Benita Luna Ha Tu Loang Nong Van Loang Sounne Thi Luong lerri Madison Leslie Major David Martelli lames Martin Tracy Martinez Sherry McCann Michael McCoy Clyde McGregor Lewis McGregor Monique McSparin Erick Meek Kimberly Mick Wayne Mitchell Tong Dzin Moc Brian Morris Tom Morris George Murphy Vincent Nickens Patria Oakly Cindy Oden Soukasone Phommuchanh left Pots Khan Quang May Quang Rob Rehems Fernando Reynolds lenny Richards Dawn Ries Charlene Schnoor Marcene Schomer Barbara Ann Scott Alex Simon lohn Sims Kesone Sithonnorath Brenda Smith Mark Sparks 1 0 V ) 84 Mic hael Spencer Chris Steinbach Teresa Stemler Ed Stubbs Baccam Bam Sumg Skip Sweeten Wendi Swift Kou Thao La Ca Thi Bryce Thompson Robin Vanderleest Leng Ung Sandy Trogdon lohn Tounsley Tammy Thompson Bob VanDyke Stephen Wells Kenny White Wade Wickett Elizabeth Wilbur Becky Wiley Carl Williams Tammy Williamson left Wilson Eddie Wyatt Seng Peth Xayauong Mary Aguilar Ryan Aldrich Val Alksnis Bob Allensworth Richard Baker Carmella Barnes Michael Barron Karen Baumgartner Robin Baxter Todd Blair Becky Birmingham LaDonna Brooks Chris Boyd Teresa Broad Rammie Brattrod Tammy Boyers lohn Bohall Suzan Butcher Seng Cavan Kim Calland S Cavanh Shy Carson Yee Cha Michele Carre 86 Darrell Chapman Diane Chiles Sherri Chipp Mark Chittendon Ruth Choate lames Clark lames Cooper Timothy Corley David Craven Shawn Cross Patricia Crouch Cheryl Daniels Michael Davis Patrick DePatten Sheryl Doherty Angle Dubbs DeeDee Dunn Christine Elder Kenny Ennis Peggy Fegan S Foukhamdeng Troy Freeman Laura Freerksen Frankie Frost Kevin Gee David Glumac lanee Hagen Mark Hampe Kellie Hardy loe Harlan Diane Hawkins Bob Hayes Paul Hester Tom Hickox Colleen Hill Tracy Hill Hoi Ihi Hoang Sing Hoang Michelle Hobbiebrunken Teresa Hudson )on lacobs Terry Karnowski Kris Kasper lay Knapp Anne Kramer )im Kulish Connie Lamont Phisu Lathe Ha Le Alice Lee Kim Lenz Becky Linford Alfred Little Thene Thi Gary Main Tammy Marlin Tracy Martin Matt Mattson Coby MeAbee Lisa McAnich i ? f William McBee loe McCann Gene McCain Rebecca McCarl lanice McClintic Sherrie McClure Todd McCullough David McCurn Kelly McFarland Shawn McFarland Ann McCuinn Alicia McMurry Charlotte Meadows Liz Messerly Chris Miller Dave Montana Gary Morris Mark Morris Sean Morris leanette Morton Kathy Murphy Charles Neel Cynthia Nielsen Frank Nelson Shawn Nelson Shirley Nelson Michele Nemmers William Ohlhelm Joseph Oxenreider Chris Palmer Jennifer Parker P Phampraseuth Manivone Phantnavong Senglhon Phouyasee Somphot Phrathany Alan Pickett lohn Pierick Ken Pilcher Casey Polk Tabetha Prather lohn Purdy Mark Ramsey left Ridor Tim Righi Karen Robbins Leroy Rousseau Monica Richards William Ridley Marcie Rundle Pat Rush Hazel Schultz Tracy Shaver Dina Shelledy Donelle Shrader Shannon Simmons Mark Sims Somdy Sithonnorath Lisa Smith Bouakhay Soukkhavong Tina Spooner 90 Thomas Spray Kevin Stanford Michael Stark Tonja Stern Shelly Storey Michael Stubbs Cinda Sutherlin Kathy Tanberg Lee Thao Damita Thomas Trudy Thomas Lee Thomasson Freada Thornton Clen Tracey David Van Arkel Lynn VanderLinden Mark Vandersluis Chi Vong Boueninh Vongnhay Sua Vue Pat Warren Raquel Way Cindy Westerfield Brenda White Robin White Earl Williams Dawn Wright Chiengland Yang Lisa Yaw Phanh Ackarath Sandra Adams Donna Anderson Melissa Andrews lames Applegate Steve Armstrong Danny Baldwin lane Belluchi lean Belluchi Traci Biddle Steve Boeckholt Stephanie Boles Yolanda Boldin Stacen Botts Carol Boyce Kim Brafford Terry Brassell Barbara Browder Kendra Brown Paul Bryant Shellisa Butts Rob Caulfield Tammy Catlett Matthew Campton Class of 86 92 Rick Caldwell Elizabeth Cain Donna Chapman Ginger Charlson Soyannan Chay Cheuming Che lim Chipp La Chirith Mony Chan Chay Richard Colbert Leroy Conee Debbie Cox loel Cox Phil Cuevas Mark Cumpton Terri Daniels Ruthann Davis loe Diehl Charlotte Doherty Mike Donahue Dwayne Downey Linda Dudley Ciang Quoc Dung Darcey Dunlap Missie Duren Gerald Evans Rick Flaherty luanita Floress Missey Foggia Valerie Ford Dana Forney Larry Fountain Leslie Frost Tammy Garrett Gloria Gary Carey Gilliam Todd Gray Bill Green Sabrena Gallickson Matthew Hamilton Margaret Harper Allan Harrington Randy Hartnell Darrin Hawthorne Keith Head Tracy Herndon Dawn Hicks Laurie Hicks Alonzo Hill Brian Hill William Hiney Ban Hoang Anthony Hocking Tom Holmes Donna Hutchinson lohn Iverson Melissa Johnson Telisa lohnson Ron Jorgensen Pam Karret Tina Kline Kim Knapp David Lee Eric Linford Chris Little Samantha Loffredo Stacy Logan Am Lovan Hovane Lovan David Luke Richard Lumadue Kathy Luna Kong Lor Khoua Lor Vang Antoine Louis Cheng Ly lames Marean Armon Marshall Fonda Martinez Diane Mashek Ed May Christee McAbee Brian McCain Tammy McCullough loe Merryfield Laura Meyers 95 Candice Michel Mike Miller Travis Mitchell Theresa Madrid) Christina Muniz Andrea Murray Bunna Muy Bunnath Muy Eddie Myers Melody Myers Wit a -J K IB Sherry Oakly David Nash leff Osberg Randi Parker luanita Patterson Chris Pearson Scott Pepper Phongsisattano Phanmany Philovanh Phekhoumm Ketsana Phrathany Midori Powers Billy Pryor Lenord Pryor Jamie Rameriz Michele Reed La Rithyra Jim Robertson Debbie Rokes Dean Rousseau Lu Saman Chantharat Saphongxay Richard Saville Dayle Scarlett Tony Sheley Shelly Smith Leroy Snodgrass Thongsavanh Souvannarath Melissa Sparks Julie Stanley Steven Swift Serita Temple Robin Terry Chris Thomas Ryan Thornton Stacy Thornton Ron Trogdon Todd Van Benthuysen Diane Vander Linden Leigh Vasquez Kim Vignaroli Kurt Vogel leny Walker Rhonda King Tracey Warren Paul White Van Whitlock Paul Widemeier Tammy Wilbert leff Willey Doreen Williams lames Wilson Kevin Wilson Mark Wilson Diana Woods Robert Young Tina Zickefoose HONOR Honor Roll Breakfast ' 83 m j . 1 - denl ty speaker Larry Hutzell congratulates the stu- S77. 1 1 Junior Robin Vander Leest looks happy to be attending the breakfast loAnne Miller tells a friends how glad she is to be on the honor Senior Missey Cassaway gives a speech on behalf of the student body Students Recognized On February 9, the North High Nati onal Honor Society and the faculty of North co- sponsored the second annual Honor Roll Breakfast, recognizing those students who received all A ' s and B ' s on their semester report card. Among the 97 students who were eligi- ble to attend the breakfast, 17 of them had managed to get straight A ' s for the second nine weeks of the 82-83 school year. The breakfast consisted of scrambled eggs, juice, smokie links, cinnamon rolls, and milk. Melinda Krueger takes time away from her food to look at the camera, but Lisa Neal works furiously at eating 99 Organizations Cooperative. AS— Wi Leadership Unity_ ■ Kt HOINCS NORTH Brotherhood Spirit ■ 100 Key Club Serves North and Community The North High Key Club of 1982- 83 had a quite successful year, with many activities planned and carried out. Included in these projects were: a mixer, a parks project, helping with Pancake Day, a ski trip, and a trip to the regional meeting in Omaha in No- vember. The Key Club, which is affiliated with the Highland Park Kiwanis Club of Businessmen, also sent members to the weekly luncheons by the Kiwanians at the Bavarian Haus. This year the Key Clubbers assisted the Kiwanians in many projects, and Key Club members from the metro high schools even made a commercial to promote the Boys High School Metro Basketball Jamboree. The jam- boree, held at North, was staged with proceeds going to aid the handi- capped children of Iowa. The members of Key Club were from all grave levels, but the officers were three seniors and a junior. They were: President joe Modrick, one year; Vice President Denny Miller, two years; Secretary Missey Gassaway, two years; and Treasurer Amy Fargo, one year. Ten other members completed the Key Club membership, which met ev- ery Tuesday at 7:30 first semester, and switched to Monday mornings the second semester. Advisor for the Key Club was Mr. Randy Cordon, an English teacher at North. KEY CLUB — NORTH HI6H SCHOOL IOWA Front Row: Theresa Modrick, Missey Gassaway, Xuan Huynh, Todd Rynearson Back Row: advisor Randy Gordon, Paul Fegley, Anne Kramer layne. Amy Fargo, Sharon Strike, )oe Modrick Not Pictured: lanet lohansen, Denny Miller, Chris Miller Row 1: kathy Luna. Tracy Shaver, Stephanie Boles. Tracey Stovall. Kevin Gee, Todd Blair, Jim Leong, Pat Warren, Michelle Reed, Dana Forney, Mi- chelle Hol biebrunken, Kelly Hagge Row 2: Linda Rousseau, Tammy Overton, Tami Romero, Diane Vanderlinden, Shelly Smith, Cinda Sutherlin. Carri Gilliam, Laura Freerksen, Darcy Dunlap, Valerie Ford, Shelly Story, Karen Robbins, Threasa Modrick, Michelle Gracia, Leslie Hainline, Raquel Way, Row 3: Karla Grogan, Michele Davis, Dina Shelledy, Elizabeth Kane, Stacy Logan, Diana Woods, Tracy Beetles, Ruth Choate, lanet lohansen, Shellee Hatlield, Andrea Kurschinski, Lisa Burgelt, Jennifer Parker. Pep Club Keeps Spirit Alive At North The Pep Club strikes up the spirit at North High again this year with their many school projects throughout the school year. These projects run from mixers to the sale of spirit ribbons. This year they started something new. They sponsored a Courtwarming, which is very much like Spirit Week during Homecoming, except that it ' s during basketball season. Pep Club Board Members Front Row: Monique McSparin, Sandy Adams Back Row: Kim Calland, Missey Gassaway, Rol)b White. Student Council Aids North High in 82-83 First Semester Student Council: Standing: Carmen Colbert, Missey Gassaway, Cathy lorgensen, Michele Garcia, Barb Godwin, Kelly Cox, Kim Mick Middle Row: Christy McAbee, Christina Muniz, Laura Meyers, Michele Davis, Lisa Burgett, Diane Vander Linden Front Row: Chris Boyd, |im Kulish, Kevin Gee, lim Leong, Paul White, |oe Modrick, leana Petefish Not Pictured: Laura Freerksen, |ohn Sims. Teresa Stemler, Melissa Andrews. The 1982-83 Student Council was very active this year with many projects going at various times throughout the year. After elections at the beginning of the school year, the Student Council got started on projects right away. Some of the activities of this years North High Student Council included bell ringing at Christmas time in Merel Hay Mall, holding a mixer in the student center, selling pom poms, sponsoring the annual blood drive, and participating in a student ex- change day with the Tech High Student Union. Second semester Student Council members were chosen in january, and they had a lot of good ideas for projects and fundraisers. Fred Lazear was the Student Council advisor. Front row: David Nash. Lisa Burgett. lim Leong, Paul White, Kevin Gee. Chris Boyd, Paul Fegley Middle: Dianne Egli, leana Petefish, lenny Gelner, Teresa Stemler, Kris Hernandez, Christina Muniz Standing: Michele Davis, Kim Mick, Barb God- win, Ann Kramer, Kelly Cox, Michele Garcia, Missey Gassaway, Cathy lorgensen, Diane VanderLinden Not Pictured: Carmen Colbert, Richard Colbert, lean Belluchi, Raquel Way, Stacy Holman. First and second semester Student Council executive board members Cathy lorgensen, vice president, Missey Gassaway, president, and lim Leong, treasurer 103 DECA ' s major goal is to educate stu- dents in careers in business and market- ing, so tomorrows businessman will have the knowledge they need to run an effi- cient organization. This years DECA Chapter, a group of more than 20 fu- ture business leaders, sent six of it ' s members to represent North D.M. at the State Delegate Assembly. DECA is a nationwide organization of students who plan on making Distributive Marketing and Management their lifes work. DECA students go to school for half a day and then go to work at their core area job at one of many local businesses, for which they receive high school credit and pay. Many students will go on to college and major in Business. Back Row: Terri Bueford, Mike Dorrian, lulie McTee, Anji Spurling, Lori Lehman, Scott Drew, Charlie Hayes Row Three: Benita Luna, lohn Gillotti, Kenny White, Chris Forshier Row Two : Betty Cheeney, Chris Langlet, Debbie Hulling, Chris Wright, Mr. Treichler Front Row: Tracy Walker, Aleta Bagby, Lisa Neal, and Debbie Fife. First Semester DECA and OEA DES MntMCS NORTH. Back Row: Kheng Chan, Khan Chan, Cindy Marchael, Pam Christensen, Brenda McClure, Denise Coffman, Kim Pinegar, Lieng Cam Front Row: Mrs. lackson, Crystal Henderson, Kathy Britt, Sandy Hays, Ann Walker, lenea Petefish, Renee Ramsey. On September 8, the OEA members started off the 1982-83 school year with the election of offi- cers. Elected were President Crystal Henderson, Vice-President Kathy Britt, Secretary Sandy Hayes, Treasurer Ann Walker, Reporter Jeana Petefish, His- torian Renee ' Ramsey, Parliamentarian Tracy Harris, Chairman of the Service Committee Brenda McClure, and Chairman of the Social Committee Cindy Marchael. Other members in- cluded are Kim Pinegar, Denise Coffman, Pam Christensen, Lieng Cam, Khan Chan, and Kheng Chan. Mrs. jackson is the advisor of the North High Chapter of OEA. On October 4 and 5, the OEA State Officer Elections were held at the Howard Johnson Motor Lodge on Merle Hay Road. Crystal Henderson, our Chapter President, ran for State Office of Historian. Kathy Britt served as Crystal ' s campaign manager, while Renee Ramsey designed her poster. Crystal did not win but she would like to thank them. 104 Front Row: Ann Walker, Khan Chan, Tracy Harris, Pam Christensen, Kheng Chan, Lea Duren Back Row: Sandy Hays, Kim Pinegar, Brenda McClure, leana Petefish, Mrs. lackson, Kathy Britt, Crystal Henderson, Cindy Marchael The officers for second semester OEA are: President Crystal Henderson, Vice President Kathy Britt, Secretary Sandy Hays, Treasurer Ann Walker, Parliamentarian Tracy Harris, Reporter leana Petefish, and Historian Kim Pinegar Front Row: Scott Drew, Chris Langlet, Kenny White, Tracy Walker, Debbie Fife, Susan Chappell, Debbie Hulling Mid- dle Row: Betty Cheeney, Benita Luna, Patti Oakley, Beth Downs, Mike Dorrian, John Cillotti, Mr. Treichler Back Row: Charlie Hayes, Terri Bueford, Debbie White, lohn Wickett, David Hulling, Gary Vasquez, Chris Forshier Light and Stage Crew 1982-83 Ihris Palmer, John Bohall, David Martell In the beginning there was North High, then there was an active drama department. A need arose and Leroy Parsons was there to fill the gap. As long as anyone can remember Mr. Parsons has been in charge of organizing the light and stage crew. Whether it was a major musical, a chorus recital, or a simple senior meeting, all it took was one meeting with Mr. Parsons and your lights and any extra stage work were done. Mr. Parsons, who is also our wood- working instructor, had a staff of four students working with him this year. They are as follows: sophomores Pat Warren and john Bohall, junior David Martelli, and senior Becky Hunnell. Thank you for lighting up our life! Left to Right: Pat Warren, John Bohall, Becky Hunnell, David Martelli, Mr Parsons 106 NHS Vta Mr 4 Students In Leadership At North The Students In Leadership is a district wide program consisting of eight to ten students from each school. The students and a sponsor meet once a month at their own school. This year North students Missey Gassaway, Michele Davis, Mark Craddock, Alan Pickett, Andrea Kurschinski, Mark Murray and Robb White met on the second Monday of each month at 7:15 a.m. Every Third Monday each school hosts the district meeting after school. The group has five basic goals this year which include: Assisting students in their own self awareness, Leadership Development Communication Skills, and to Involve themselves in School and Community activities. Top Picture: Students enjoy North ' s Student Center Facilities Second Picture: North Students relax before a meeting Bottom Pictured: The Students in Leadership 107 Students Spend Time as ssistants and Helpers Library Assistants Back Row -Doug Lee, Robin Vanderleest, Al Brown, Mark Weber, John Purdy. Front Row-)oAnne Miller, )enny Freihage, Wendy Swift. Office Assistants Back Row -Jenny Lomax, Tracey Stovall, April Ayres. Front Row -Patty Cox, Rhonda Wilkersen, Janea Pierick. Nurses Assistants Back Row-Paulette Fegley, Kenny Ennis, Wayne Ahrens, Dianne Ahlhelm. Front Row -Jerry Madison, Cindy Oden, Karla Crogan. Office Assistants Back Row -Tammy Overton, Kathy Richardson, Becky Linford, Kevin Gee, Don Townsley, Kelly Hardy. Front Row-Tammy Thompson, Leslie Harper, Michele Hobbiebrunken, Michelle Garcia, Carmen Colbert, Len Pryor. Office Assistants Carey Gillium, Valerie Ford, Lelie Hainline. Library Assistants Second Semester Front Row: Mark Weber, Robin Vanderleest, Joey Townsell, Al Brown. Back Row: Sherri Tanberg, Kim Pinegar, Leslie Harper Nurse Assistants Second Semester Front Row: lerri Madison, Leslie Harper, Khan Quang Back Row: Arland lliff, Ed Stubbs, Paulette Fegley, Desiree Beyer. i TRl ft mm Attendance Assistants Second Semester Front Row: Rhonda Wilkerson, Monique Dorsey, Tami Romero, Tracey Stovall, lanea Pierick, Eric Lindord Back Row: Andrea Murray, Erika Terrall, Sandra Trogdon, Low- ell Cooper, Don Townsley Office Assistants Second Semester Front Row: Leslie Harper, Kathy Richards, Missey Gassaway, Diana Woods, Darcy Dunlap, Kathie Tanberg, Keith Head Back Row: Dottie Williams, Carmen Colbert, Carey Gilliam, Valerie Ford, Jeff Osberg, Kim Lenz, Sharon Strike, Jim Chipp Peer Helper 1st Semester Top Row LtoR, Mr Minnick, Tressa Aeschliman, Todd Van, Darrell Talton, George Murphy, Debbie White, Kathy Richards, lulie Foxhoven, La Cathi, Richard Colbert, Joel Diehl 2nd Row LtoR, Leslie Hainline, Stacy Holman, Jim Leong, loe Fitzgibbon, Todd Rynearson, Pat Messerly, Ken Palmer, Lisa Yaw, Robbie White 2nd Semester Top Row LtoR, April Ayres, Leanard Pryor, David Nash, Rick Flaherty, Lisa Ford, Erika Terral, Chris Langlet, Patty Cox, Shellee Hatfield, Becky Hunnell. 2nd Row LtoR, Mr. Minnick, Boan Coang, Jeremy Sorensen, Roy Penny, Regna Aguilar, Tracy Fazio, luanita Patterson, Elizabeth Messerly, June Elverum, Stephanie Ackerson The Peer Helper Program began three years ago at North under the direction of Mr. Fitzgerald and grew to its largest number this year, 19 people both semesters, under the direction of Mr. Minnick. Peer Helper is a class designed to help students better understand their feelings with the hope that they will help their peers to better understand how they feel when they have a problem. The class met in two groups on Monday and Wednesday and on Tuesday and Thursday alternating with gym class. Cheerleaders Show Pride and Support Spirit and pride are two of the most important aspects in having a successful cheerleading squad, and this years squad had more spirit and pride than could be measured. This years 1982-1983 North High cheerleaders were extremely supportive. Whether it was hot or cold, through rain, sleet, or snow the cheerleaders were always there. Early in the season, some people thought that the North-Tech merger would bring problems, especially on the cheerleading squads. But the cheerleaders proved them wrong. The merger wasn ' t a problem at any of the grade levels, and that was a surprise to a lot of people. No matter if it was a small non-conference game, or a b ig game that was so important that it placed North in the state tournament, the cheerleaders were out giving their all. When a player is out on the court or out on the field giving their all, and he or she hears the cheerleaders yelling and screaming for them, that makes them dig a little deeper and strive even harder to make that important basket, or gain those extra couple of yards. On behalf of the athletes at North, we would like to say thanks for being there. We really appreciate it. Left to right: Carmen Colbert, Monica Caswell, Cindy Marchael, Diana Catrenich, Kathy Britt, Cathy Jorgensen, Terri Bueford, Mary Brown, Lynette Dunlap, Michelle Mattson. Cheerleaders Support North Football Provide Spirit To School (L to R) Diane VanderLinden, Traci Biddle, Donna Anderson, Diana Woods, Darcy Dunlap. (Center) Sandy Adams Captain. (L to R) )enny Parker, Raquel Way, Laura Freerksen, Captain Kristi Carr and Kelly Tew, students of Tech High. 112 Cheerleaders Support Hoopers This years 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Cheer- leaders are as follows, from left to right Leslie Hainline, Kathy Caudill, Elaine Haner, Stacy Hollman, Janea Pierick, Brenda McClure, Tami Ro- mero, Jeni Freihage, Pam Christensen, Ginger Shipp. With the addition of the three Tech cheer- leaders we had an out- standing squad, despite the loss of a few members half way through the sea- son. Thanks girls for doing a wonderful job. Kathy Bassett (sponsor) Basketball Cheerleaders Freshman Front Row: Theresa Modrick, Angie Spagnola, Middle Row: Shelly Smith, Van Ford, Dana Forney, Back Row: Carey Gilliam 114 Cheerleaders Cheer for Matmen and Spikers Odd Couple Drama Departments First Play The drama department made it ' s 1982 debut in a hilarious fashion. On November 5th and 6th they pre- sented Neil Simon ' s The Odd Couple and it was a smash. The play was about two friends who are complete opposites. Oscar Madison, who is a happy-go-lucky slob, while his friend Felix Unger is a fussy, very methodical type fellow. Through the fate of a divorce they end up living together and the action centers around the con- flicts that occur when this very odd couple start to drive each other crazy. The superb acting and perfect characterization also helped to make the play all the more entertaining. The play was directed by Mrs. Robin Vanderhoef, and the cast included; )oe Reese — Oscar Scott Drew — Felix Jim Puffett - Murray Jeff Cannon — Speed Richard Colbert — Roy Pat Warren — Vinnie Kathy Britt — Gwendolyn Pidgeon Theresa Lorenz — Cecily Oscar just Can ' t take losing at poker :ar once again 117 North Presents ' Diary of Anne Frank ' This drama is based on the diary of the daily existance of a group of Jewish families hiding from the Germans in Amsterdam during World War II. A young Jewish girl (Anna Akermark) Anne Frank maintains a daily chronicle of the group ' s life in hid- ing. The diary, represented by the play, reveals powerfully the thoughts and feelings of Anne and the others in the group. Eventually the Germans capture the group and most die in German concentration camps. Only the diary lives on. Mrs Van Daan displays Mr. Frank Miep Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Frank Margot Frank Anne Frank Mr. Kraler Mr. Dussel Peter Jim Puffett Carmen Colbert Kelly Hagge Shawn Nelson Jeanie Glas Teresa Stemler Anna Akermark David Immel Tom Gaughan John Gilotti 118 Mr Frank and Dussel discuss the Jewish situation 1 19 Seated— Diana Ackley. Front Row— Mechele Reed, Sabrena Cullickson, Marion Caughan, Brenda White, Tabetha Prather, Te- resa Lorenz, Leslie Harper, Dina Shelledy, Keith Head, lohn Tounsley, Paul White, Dan Michael, Mark Craddock, Becky Hunnell, lane Belluchi, Midori Powers. Middle Row — Margaret Harper, Doreen Williams, Laura Freerksen, Ruthann Davis, Jenni- fer Celner, Cheryl Daniels, Robb White, Pat Warren, Robert Rehms, Lee Thomasson, Mike Miller, Mike Dorrian, Tracey Stovall, Rhonda King, luanita Patterson, Laurie Myers, Fonda Martinez Last Row — Tracy Fazio, Kim Vignaroli, Stacy Logan, Diane Mashek, Kim Lenz, Abbi lacobs, Sherrie McClure, Barbie Browder, Bob Hayes, Coby McAbee, Johnny Clark, Irving Dunigan, Randy Mogensen, Jim Puffett, Joe Reese, Brenda Belluchi, Tammy McCullough, Lisa MacAninch, Kelly McNulty Not Pictured — Linda Gill, Lisa Fuller, Larry Griffith, Tracy Cuevas, Sherry McCann, Charlene Schnoor. Front Row— Michele Reed, Tabetha Prother, Brenda White, Xuan Huyhn, Jennifer Parker, Debbie White, lulie Foxhoven, Cheryl Daniels, Leslie Harper, Paul White, James Vivian, Mark Craddock, John Tounsley, Jane Belluchi, Jean Belluchi, Midori Powers, Michelle Pettis, Sabrena Gullickson, Donna Hutchinson, Middle Row— Margaret Harper, Laura Freerksen, Sandy Ad- ams, lennifer Gelner, Theresa Johnson, Richard Colbert, Joel Diehl, Robb White, Lee Thomasson, Mike Miller, Wayne Mitchell, Shawn Nelsen, Mike Barron, Juanita Patterson, Rhonda King, Fonda Martinez, Melissa Sparks, Lisa Fuller, Marion Gaughan Back Row— Teresa Lorenz, Ruthann Davis, Doreen Williams, Stacy Logan, Dina Shelledy, Kim Lenz, Abbi Jacobs, Kelly Rex, Larry Griffith, Armon Marshall, Ken Ennis, Mike lliff, Jim Puffett, Joe Reese, Robert Rehms, Bob Hayes, Erika Terrall, Brenda Belluchi, Michele Webb, Lisa MacAninch, Denise Coffman, Kelly McNulty, Linda Gill Choir — First and Second Semester 120 Front; Carmen Colbert. Middle; Monique McSparain and Dina Shelledy, Back; Ruth Choate. Mime Club Has Quietly Joined North A new addition to North High this year is the mime club, with Mrs. Vanderhoef as the sponsor of the club. The mime club is a group of students who perform theatrical skits without the use of words. To be successful at mime the cast members work a great deal on facial expressions and pre- cision movement. The group performed at the Parks Festival and at River View Manor. Having just been formed this school year, the group is looking forward to expanding next year. Club members include: Carmen Colbert, Kelly Hagge, Ruth Choate, Dina Sheeledy, Teresa Lorenz, and Monique McSparan. - Club members show mime movements 121 First Year for ROTC at North High North High ROTC Unit Commanding Officers This is the first year of ROTC (Reserved Officers Training Corps) at North. There has been a lot of participation this year from students, and it seems that interest in the program is increasing. ROTC can offer many advantages to a student. Some students earn ROTC college scholarships and ROTC helps others to find financial aid. ROTC meets for one hour every day (the students wear their uniforms once a week). For many students, ROTC has become a great learing experience. Tony Freeman and Steve Armstrong discu ss a speech they are about to present Rick Caldwell and Dianna Fisher 122 Cadets Show Dedication This year ' s Kadets are young and have a lot of first year girls, but they have the talent if they real- ly want to work at it. The Kadets have a lot of potential, but they have to be dedicated. I hope that after I graduate, that I can come back and see them doing a great job, like they have been doing in the past. Good Luck! Anne Holland (Captain). n FLAGS Left to right: Robin Baxter, Kelly Cox, Dana English. Anne Holland, Brenda McClure, Kim Mick, Raquel Way 1 Vi i 1 ii KADETS Row 1: Andrea Murray, Tracey Stovall, Laura Freerksen, Renee lohnson. Barbie Godwin, LuDean Allensworth, Teresa Stemler, Sherrie McClure. Row 2: Monique Dorsey, Kathy Tanberg, JoAnne Miller, Sherri Tanberg, Marcene Schomer, Wendi Swift, Teresa Lorenz, Tracy Hill Billy Frein. sports editor lerry Tellis, reporter Sue Reeves, reporter Alan Hawkins, reporter Newspaper Class Works Hard Although this years ' Oracle staff was small in numbers, six second semester and four second semester, they managed to make up for it by producing a fine monthly paper. Covering topics from athletic events to featured athletes, and from club news to senior features, the small group worked very well together. The entire Oracle staff, both semesters, was composed solely of seniors. First se- mester staff members were Billy Frein, Joe Modrick, Alan Hawkins, and lerry Tellis. Second semester saw the addition of Kathy Richards and Sue Reeves. Working throughout the year on the Oracle were Missy Gassaway and Mark Weber. Missey Gassaway. activities editor 125 82-83 Polar Bear Staff As editor of the 1983 Polar Bear, I was dis- appointed that more of the staff members didn ' t contribute. However, the ones who did the work did it well, and helped greatly. Fac- ing deadlines and time shortages was difficult for the group, but we made it through on time. I hope you, the student body, enjoy our yearbook, because the ones pictured on this page are the true workers who put the whole thing together. Thanks also should be conveyed to our advisor, Mike Nyman. — Missey Gassaway, ed. 1 Missey Gassaway: editor in chief, seniors 2 Lisa Fuller: assistant editor, student life 3 Tim Foutch: photographer 4 Charlie Hayes: sports 5 Sherri Tanberg: organizations 6 Lowell Cooper: organizations editor 7 Scott Terry sports editor, head photographer 8 Mark Weber: photographer 9 |oe Modrick: sports 10 lerry Tellis: sports photographer 1 1 Kim Pinegar: photographer 10 126 Cooks Back Row -Left to Right Judy Hazelbaker, lona Vernon, Helen Amadeo, Nancy Gallagher, Ruth Wilson. Front Row Rosalyn Dove, Jeanne Cox, Lourine Walker, Jsephine Silverthorn, Dorothy Thomas Evening Janitors Left to Right Harold Reeser, Tom Smith, Leo Seaney, lohn Bowen, lack Simpson, Howard Griffiths, Ward Peters, Frank Shehan. 1 Day Janitors Left to Right Wayne Schoen, Art Carter, Frank Maher, Jene Cluney. ' . . .. 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Euclid Des Moines, IA 50316 515—262-5611 210 Grand Avenue West Des Moines, IA 515—255-4942 Home of: CENTENNIAL TIRES QUALITY AT A DISCOUNT Board of Education North High School Student Index Ackley, Diana 13,64,120 Adams, Sandra 92,102,112,120 Aeschliman, Tressa 80 Aguilar, Mary Ann 86 Aguilar, Reyna Ahlhelm, Dianna 108 Ahlhelm, William Ahrens, Wayne 80,108 Akermark, Anna 40,41,80,118 Aldrich, Ryan 86 Alksnis, Val 36,86 Allensworth, Robert 86 Allensworth, LuDean 29,39,57,64 124 Anderson, Donna 92,112 Andrews, Melissa 92 Applegate, Jamie 92 Armstrong, Steven 92,122 Ayres, April 18,38,80,108 Baccam, Bounsoung 180 Baccam, Bounsoung 2 Bagby, Aleta 64,104 Bailey, Tammy Baker, )ohn 31,64 Baker, Katherine 80 Baker, Richard 86 Baldwin, Danny 92 Ba phrachanh, Somphanh Barden, Patrick 31,80 Barron, Debby 8 Barron, Michael 36,86,120 Baumgartner, Karen 86 Baxter, Robin 45,86,124,58 Bell, Kelly 21,80 Belluchi, Brenda 120 Belluchi, lane 92,120 Belluchi, Jean 92,120 Benson, Diane 64 Beyer, Desiree 80,109 Biddle, Traci 92,112 Birmingham, Becky 44,45,58,86 Birmingham, Terry 73 Birmingham, Tina 24,64,115 Blair, Todd 2,26,36,86,102 Boeckholt, Steven 92 Bohall, John 36,86,106 Bolden, Stephanie 59 Boles, Stephanie 21,92,102 . Boyce, Carol 40,92 Boyce, Scott 64 Boyd, Christopher 50,86,103 Boyers, Tammy 86 Bradford, Kimberly 23,92 Brafford, Rammie 10,27,54,58,86 Brafford, Randy 64 Brassell, Terry 92 Briggs, Terri 12,18,80 Britt, Kathy 10,19,64,104,105,116 Broad, Teresa 86 Broadus, Todd Brooks, LaDonna 86 Browder, Barbara 92,120 Brown, Alfred 31,64,108,109 Brown, Kendra 23,92 Brown, Milen Brown, Teresa Bryant, Paul 92 Bueford, Terri 14,44,64,104,105 Bui, Bao Bunch, Russell Burgett, Kevin 80 Burgett, Lisa 64,102,103 Butcher, Suzan 45,86 Cathi, La Cain, Elizabeth 93 Caldwell, Richard 93,122 Calland, Kimberly 86,102,114 Cam, Lieng 104 Cannon, Jeffrey 64 Carlson, Dennis Carre, Michele 86 Cason, Shy 86 Catlett, Tammy 92 Catrenich, Diana 8,10,57,64,54 Cavan, Kevin 31,80 Cavanh, Chanh 80 Cavanh, Seng 86 Cavanh, Somboun 86 Cha, Soua 80 Cha, Yee 86 Chan, Khan 104,105 Chan, Kheng 64,104,105 Chance, Angela 10,12,80 Chapman, Darrell 87 Chapman, Donna 39,93 Chappell, Susan 15,65,105 Charlson, Darrin 80 Charlson, Ginger 92,93 Chay, Mony Chan 93 Che, Cheuming 93 Cheeney, Betty 80,104,105 Chiles, Diana 87 Chipp, Jimmy 93,109 Chipp, Sherri 87 Chittendon, Mark 87 Choate, Mike 31,80,42 Choate, Ruth 40,87,102,121,141 Christensen, Pamela 65,104,105 Clabaugh, Brian 31,65 Clark, James 87 Clark, John 73,80,120 Clyce, Monique 80 Coffey, Robert 65 Coffman, Denise 65,104,120 Colbert, Carmen 19,80,108,109, 118,103,121,141 Colbert, Richard 53,93,120 Cone, Leroy 93 Conn, David Conn, Ronnie 80 Cooper, James 87 Cooper, Lowell 14,18,20,65,63,109, 126 Copper, Stephanie Corley, Timothy 87 Cowles, Craig 65 Cowles, Susan 65,62,54 Cowles, Tina 65 Cox, Debbie 93 Cox, Joel 36,52,93 Cox, Kelly 44,45,80,124,103 Cox, Kerry 9,31,65,73 Cox, Patty 6,31,65,108 Craddock, Mark 81,120 Craven, David 87 Cross, Shawn 87 Crouch, David Crouch, Patricia 87 Cuevas, Tracy Cumpton, Mark 93 Cumpton, Matthew Cushing, Gregory 8,22,31,35,65,62 Dady, Ted Daniels, Cheryl 87,120 Davidson, Mary 81 Davis, Michael 87,102 Davis, Michele 12,40,65,103 Davis, Ruth 93,120 Dean, Loretta Deuel, Steven 65 Diehl, Joel 93,120 Do, Thi 81 Dock, Jimmy Doherty, Charlotte 93 Doherty, Sheryl 87 Donahue, Michael 52,93 Dorrian, Michael 65,104,105,120 Dorsey, Monique 81,109,124 Dorsey, Myron Downey, Dwayne 93 Downs, Beth 66,105 Drew, Scott 15,66,81,104,105,116, 117 Dubbs, Angie 40,41,87 Dudley, Linda 93 Dunigan, Irving 120 Dunlap, Darcy 12,59,93,102,109, 112 Dunlap, Lynette 12,81 Dunn, DeeDee 87 Dunn, Kary 9,31,34,66 Duren, Lea 81,105 Duren, Missie 93 Edison, Darryl Egli, Dianne 81,103 Elder, Christine 87 Elverum, June 66 English, Dana 14,66,124 Ennis, Kenneth 36,50,51,87,108,120 Erickson, John 28,66 Evans, Kenny Earrington, Linda Fargo, Amy 81,101 149 Fazio, Tracey 120 Fegley, Paulette 44,66,108,109 Fegley, Paul 81,101,103 Felton, Tracey 66 Fife, Debbie 66,104,105 Finch, Douglas 81 Fisher, Diana 22,81,122 Fitzgibbon, Joseph 24,26,31,32,35, 46,49,66 Flaherty, Richard 94 Flores, Juanita 93,94 Foggia, Deanna 81 Foggie, Melissa 8,94 Ford, Lisa 81 Ford, Valerie 94,102,108,109,114 Forney, Dana 94,102,114 Forshier, Christopher 81,104,105 Foulk, )ames Fountian, Larry 94 Foutch, Timothy 66,126 Foxhoven, Julie 66,120 Fra nklin, William Frazier, Thomas Freeman, Anthony 87,126 Freerksen, Laura 2,6,8,26,87,102, 112,120,124 Freihage, Jennifer 81,104 Frein, William 31,33,66,125 Frost, Frankie 87 Frost, Leslie 94 Fuller, Lisa 3,66,120,126 Gahman, Timothy 81 Calvan, Phillip 81 Garcia, Michele 8,81,102,108,103 Gary, Gloria 94 Gassaway, Melissa 21,66,99,102, 109,125,101,103,126 Gee, Kevin 102,108,103 Geerlings, Tom 67 Gelner, Jennifer 81,120,103 Gerdts, Marvin Giang, Quoc Gaughan, Marion 120 Gaughan, Thomas 118,119 Gill, Anthony 31,81 Gill, Linda 120 Gilliam, Carey 94,102,108,109,114 Gillotti, John 14,81,104,105,118 Glas, Jeannie 40,82,118,114 Glas, Thomas 67 Glumac, David 87 Godwin, Barbara 124,103 Goiay, Robin 67 Graves, William Gray, Alan 81,46 Gray, Todd 94 Grayson, Larry Green, Bruce 67 Green, James 94 Griffith, Laurence 67,120 Grogan, Karla 24,67,102,108,115 Gullickson, Sabrena 94,120 Hagen, Janeen 87,58 Hagge, Kelly 82,102,118,119 Hainline, Leslie 8,82,102,108 Hamilton, 6,81 Gray, Todd 94 Grayson, Larry Green, Bruce 67 Green, James 94 Griffith, Laurence 67,120 Grogan, Karla 24,67,102,108,115 Gullickson, Sabrena 94,120 Hagen, Janeen 87,58 Hagge, Kelly 82,102,118,119 Hainline, Leslie 8,82,102,108 Hamilton, Matthew 74 Hampe, Mark 38,87 Haney, Jeff Hansen, Daniel 73 Hardy, Kellie 87,108 Harkin, Nancy 10,39,82 Harlan, Clifford Harlan, Joseph 87 Harper, Leslie 82,108,109,120 Harper, Margaret 94,120 Harris, Tracy 67,105 Harris, Yolanda Hartnell, Randell 94 Harvey, Jeff Harvey, Jerrie Harvey, Monica Hasstedt, Holly 82 Hatfield, Shellee 67,102,115 Hawkins, Alan 67,125,42 Hawkins, Diane 10,39,88 Hawkins, Jeffrey 67,42 Hawthorne, Daniel 94 Hayes, Bob 88,120 Hayes, Charles 10,67,104,105,126 Hays, Sandra 67,104,105 Head, Keith 94,109,120 Heck, Kelly 82 Henderson, Crystal 67,104,105 Henderson, Richard Hensley, Douglas 82 Hensler, Albert Hernandez, Kristin 103 Herndon, Tracy 94 Hester, Paul 88,106 Hickcox, Tom 88 Hicks, Dawn 94 Hicks, Laurie 94 Hicks, Mark 67 Hill, Alonzo 94 Hill, Brian 92,94 Hill, Colleen 88 Hill, Markus Hill, Tracy 88,124 Hiney, William 94 Hoang, Ban 94 Hoang, Hoi 88 Hoang, Nuck 82 Hoang, Sing 88 Hobbiebrunken, Michelle 88,102, 108 Hocking Anthony 9 Hodges, Jeffrey 31,35,82 Holder, Tina Holland, Anne 13,54,55,56,57,67, 124 Holman, Stacy 8,82 Holmes, Thomas 94 Howser, Pennee Hudson, Dollie 15 Hudson, Teresa 88 Hudson, Yvette Huett, Gerald 82 Hulling, David 82 Hulling, Debbie 6,68,104 Hunnell, Rebecca 6,68,106 Huss, David 60,68 Hutchcroft, Jennifer 21,82 Hutchinson, Donna 120 Duynh, Xuan 82,101,120 lliff, Arland 68,120 Immel, David 82,109,118 Iverson, Jonathon 94 Iverson, Susie Jacobi, David 68 Jacobs, Abigail 82,120 Jacobs, Jonathon 50,88 Jayne, Karla 82,101 Jeffries, Willie 82 Johansen, Janet 45,82,101,102 Johnson, Renee 14,28,68,124 Johnson, Telisa 95 Johnson, Theresa 82,120 Jorgensen, Catherine 9,13,68,103,62 Jorgensen, Rodney 31,35,60,61 Jorgensen, Ron 95 Julich, Heidi 68 Kammavongsa, Keo 68 Kammavongsa, Saeng Kornowski, Terry 88 Karrett, Pamela 59,95 Kasper, Kristin 88 Kelce, William 82 Kennedy, Michelle Key, Melvin Khamtanh, Phoungeun 68 Khamtanh, Sourivanh 68 Khamtanh, Sourivieng 68 Khanakhounkhong, Souk 82 Khanakhounkhong, Thongdy Kilgore, Richard 68 Kim, Huyn 24 King, Rhonda 120 Kline, Tina 95 Kliven, Kenneth 68 Knapp, Arthur 15,24,61,60,68 Knapp, Jay 36,88 Knapp, Kimberly 6,31,95 Knudson, John 73 Kramer, Anne 40,58,88,101,103 Krueger, Melinda 69,99 Kulish, Jimmy 88,103 Kurschinski, Andrea 69,102,115 La, Chirith La, Rithyra LaMay, Stan 9,31,34,83 Lamont, Connie 88 Langlet, Christine 6,31,69,104,105 Larson, David 69 LaSala, Anthony 69 Lathrum, John 28,29,69 Le, Ha 88 Le, Phuc Huu 150 Lee, Alice 88 Lee, Anna Lee, David 95 Lee, Doug 10,31,83,108 Lee, Doua Lee, Mai Lee, May 83 Lee, Xoua Lehman, Lori 6,104 Lenz, Kimberly 45,58,88,109,120 Leong, )ames, 13,14,62,69,79,102, 103 Levy, David Linford, Eric 95,109 Linford, Rebecca 88,108 Linford, Robert 83 Lipich Denise Little, Alfred 88 Little, Chris 95 Lo, Kic 83 Lo, Thene 88 Lovan, Houane Loffredo, Samantha 95 Logan, Stacy 95,59,102,120 Lor, Kong 95 Lorenz, Teresa 69,120,124,63 Louis, Antoine 95 Lovan, Am 95 Lovan, Houane 95 Lu, Saman Lu, Vieng 83 Luan, Hai 69 Luke, David 83,95 Lumadue, Andre 83 Lumadue, Richard 95 Lumley, James Luna, Benita 83,104,105 Luna, Katherine 95,102 Luong, Ha 83 Luong, Long 69,83,42 Luong, Nong 83 Luong, Souane 83 Lutz, Douglas 24,69 Ly, Cheng 95 Madison, Jerri 83,108,109 Main, Gary 88 Major, Leslie 83 Marchael, Cynthia 69,104,105 Marean, James 95 Marlin, Tammy 88 Marshall, Armon 95,120 Martelli, David 83,106 Martin, James 83 Martin, Tracy 88 Martinez, Fonda 95,120 Martinez, Tracy 83,115 Mashek, Diane 95,120 Massey, David 69 Matticks, Kimberly Mattson, Matthew 88 Mattson, Michelle 8,10,69 May, Orlando May, Edward 95 McAbee, Cory 88,120 McAbee, Cristy 45,95,103 McAninch, Lisa 88,120 McAninch, Shannon McBee, William 89 McCain, Brian 95 McCain, Gene 89 McCann, Joe 89 McCann, Sherry 83 McCarl, Rebecca 40,89 McClintic, Janice 89,58 McClure, Brenda 63,69,89,104,124, 105 McClure, Sherrie 36,120,124 McCoy, Michael 83 McCullough, Tammy 95,120 McCullough, Todd 89 McDonald, Lisa 70 McFarland, Kelly 58,89 McFarland, Shawn 89 McGinn, Ann 89 McGregor, Clyde 83 McGregor, Lewis 83 McMurray, Alicia 89 McNulty, Kelly 73,120 McSparin, Monique 2,83,102,121, 141 McTee, Julia 104 Meek, Eric 31,84 Merryfield, Joe 95 Messerly, Liz 89 Messerly, Pat 3,9,31,35,70 Michael, Daniel 22,70,120 Miachel, Candice 96 Mick, Kimberly 31,84,124,103 Miller, Christopher 3,42,101,89 Miller, Dennis 10,42,70,101 Miller, JoAnne 70,108,124,99 Miller, Michael 96,120 Mitchell, Travis 96 Mitchell, Wayne 31,84,120 Moc, Fong 84 Modrick, Joseph 27,31,70,125,103, 62,126 Modrick, Theresa 8,96,102,101,114 Mogenson, Randy 120 Moore Moore, Ronnie Morgan, Tommy 46,49 Morris, Brian 84 Morris, Gary 21,89 Morris, Mark 36,89 Morris, Sean 36,89 Morris, Thomas 31,84 Muniz, Christina 6,96,103 Murphy, George 84 Murphy, Kathy 89,59 Murray, Andrea 96,124 Murray, Mark 2,14,31,70,109,60,63 Muy, Bunna 96 Muy, Bunnath 96 Myers, Eddie 96 Nash, David 96,103,42 Neal. Lisa 70,104,99 Neel, Charles 89 Nelson, Frank 89 Nelson, Shawn 36,89,118,120 Nelson, Shirley 89 Nemmers, Michele 45,89 Nhang, Chiengmay Nickens, Vincent 84 Nielsen, Cynthia 89 Oakley, Patricia 84,105 Oakley, Sherry 96 Oden, Cindy 38,84,108 Osberg, Jeffrey 96,109 Overton, Tammy 15,102,108 Owen, James Oxenrider, Joseph 36,89 Palmer, Chris 36,89,106 Palmer, Kenneth 38 Parker, Jennifer 90,102,112,120,114 Parker, Randi 96 Patterson, Juanita 96,120 Patterson, Wayne 70 Pierson, Chris 96 Penney, Roy Pepper, Scott 96 Pepper, Stephanie Peppers, Eric Petefish, Jeana 8,10,70,103,104,105, 115 Petis, Michelle 120 Phetnavong, Manivone 90 Phommachah, Soukason 84,90 Phongsisattanak, Phan 1 Phongsisattanak, Phan 2 Phrathany, Ketsana 96 Phrathany, Somphet 90 Pickett, Alan 14,38,90,42 Pierick, Janea 70,108,109 Pierick, John 36,90 Pinegar, Kimberly 70,104,105,126 Polk, Casey 8,90 Polk, Terry 70 Potts, Jeffrey 31,84 Powers, Midori 96,120 Prangler, Jeff Prather, Tabetha 90,120 Preminger, Bryon 31 Price, Shari 70 Procyk, Richard 70 Pryor, Leonard 97,108 Pryor, William 96 Puffett, lames 28,31,35,71,117,118, 119,120 Purdy, John 36,50,90,108 Purdy, Lisa 71 Quang, Khan 84,109 Quang, May 84 Quang, Thy Rameriz, Phillipe 97 Ramsey, Mark 90 Ramsey, Renee 71,104 Rasmussen, Clarence Reed, Mechele 40,97,102,120 Reese, Joseph 8,10,15,29,31,35,71, 116,117,120 Reeves, Susan 40,71,125 Rehms, Robert 31,35,84,120 Rex, Kelly 120 Reynolds, Fernando 84 Richards, Jennifer 84 Richards, Monica 90 Rider, Jeff 90 Ridley, William 90 I51 Ries, Dawn 84 Righi, Tim 50,90 Robbins, Karen 90,102 Robertson, lames 97 Rokes, Debbie 39,97 Romero, Tami 71,102,109 Rousseau, Dean 97 Rousseau, Linda 71,102 Rumsey, Robert Rundle, Marcie 8,90 Rush, Patrick 90 Rynearson, Todd 31,71,101 Saphongxay, Chanthara 97 Saville, Patrick 97 Schmidt, Cyndi Schnoor, Charlene Schomer, Marcene 8,20,54,55,56, 84,124 Schultz, Harry Schultz, Hazel 90 Scott, Barbara 84 Sells, Mark Seward, Tammy Shaver, Tracy 90,102 Sheeley, Antonio 97 Shelledy, Dina 26,90,102,120,121, 141 Simmons, Johnny 71 Simmons, Shannon 45,58,90 Simon, Alex 84 Simpson, Donna 8 Simpson, Michael 71,90 Sims, )ohn 31,84 Sims, Mark Sithonnarath, Kesone 84 Sithonnarath, Somdy 90 Skinner, Kimberly 71 Smith, Brenda 12,84 Smith, Lisa 90 Smith, Richard 29,31,33,71 Smith, Tom Smith, Shelly 97,102,114 Snodgrass, Leroy 97 Sorensen, leremy Soukkhavong, Bouakhay 90 Souvannarath, Thongsa 97 Sparks, Mark 84 Sparks, Melissa 97,120 Spencer, Mike 85 Soray, Thomas 90 Spurling, Anji 104 Stanford, Kevin 91 Stanley, Julie 97 Stanley, Larry Stark, Michael 91 Steele, Clayton Steinbach, Chris 85 Stemler, Teresa 85,118,124 Stern, Tonja 15,91 Storey, Shelley 91,102 Stovall, Tracey 71,102,108,109,120, 124 Strike, Sharon 71,101,109 Strobel, Douglas 8,10,31,35,72 Stubbs, Eddie 85,109 Stubbs, Michael 91 Surface, Michael 72 Sutherlin, Cinda 10,102 Sweeten, Skip 31,35,85 Swift, Steven 97 Swift, Wendi 85,108,124 Talton, Darrell Tanberg, Kathie 91,109,124 Tanberg, Sherri 72,124,126 Taylor, Willie 31 Tellis, Jerry 31,72,125,126 Terral, Erika 72,109,120 Terry, Scott 12,28,72,126 Thao, Kou 85 Thao, Lee 91 Thomas, Christopher 52,97 Thomas, Danita 91 Thomas, Trudy 91 Thomasson, Lee 91,120 Thompson, Bryce 85 Thompson, Tammy 12,85,108 Thornton, Freada 90 Thornton, Ryan 97 Thornton, Stacey 98 Tounsley, John 31,85,120 Townsell, Joey 12,14,31,32,35,72, 109 Townsley, Donald 72,108,109 Tracey, Jeff 28,72 Tran, Tai Trogdon, Sandra 44,45,56,57,85, 109,54 Turner, James Ung, Leng 85 Van Arkel, David 15,36,91 Van Benthuysen, Todd 10,98 Van Dyke, Bobby 85 VanderLeest, Robin 46,85,99,108, 109 VanderLinden, Diane 98,59,102,112, 103 VanderLinden, Lynn 36,91 VanderSluis, Mark 91 Vang, Kohua Vasquez, Gary 72,105 Vasquez, Leigh 98 Vignaroli, Kim 98,120 Vivian, lames 120 Vogel, Kurt 52,53,98 Vong, Chi 91 Vongnhay, Bouninh 91 Vongnhay, Souksay Vongxay, Visith 72 Vongsay, Vivanh 72 Vue, Sua 91 Walker, Annette 72,79,104,105 Walker, Tracy 72,104,105 Wangkham, Sengthon Warren, Patrick 91,102,106,120 Warren, Tracey 97 Way, Raquel 8,91,102,112,124 Webb, Michele 72,120 Weber, Mark 108,109,125,126 Wedlund, Staci Welch, Anthony Wells, Steven 38,85 White, Bill 9,73 White, Brenda 91,120 White, Debra 73,105,120 White, Kenny 85,104,105 White, Paul 24,26,98,120,103 White, Robb 73,102,120,42 Whitlatch, Amy 73 Wickett, Wade 20,85 Wiedemeier, Paul 23,42 Wilbert, Tammy 98 Wilbur, Elizabeth 85 Wiley, Becky 85 Wilkerson, Rhonda 12,54,55,73,108 109 Willey, Jeffrey 98 Williams, Carl 85 Williams, Doreen 9,120 Williams, Dottie 73,109 Williams, Earl 36,37,91 Wilson, Jeffrey 85 Wilson, Kevin 98 Wilson, Patrick Winebrenner, David Woodard, Konni 59 Woods, Diana 14,98,102,109,112 Woolery, Richard Wright, Chris 73,79,104 Wyatt, Eddie 85 Yang, Cheng 73 Yang, Chinglang 91 Yaw, Lisa 91 Young, Robert 98 Zickefoose, Tina 98 152