North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)
- Class of 1986
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Top left: Jodi O ' Brien and Jerry Cleghorn. Top center: Khamphoui Baccam and Debbie Bird. Top right: Amy Kurschinski and Sean Morris. Middle left: Norman Brown and Kelly Depaleon. Middle center: Missy Paggit. Middle right: Queen Leigh Vasquez. Bottom right: Jamie Clark and Chad Meyer. Getting to know you was the theme for the 1985 Homecoming — the last homecoming with North and Tech together. The dance was held October 5 in the girls gym and music was provided by KGGO ' s D.J., Larry Moffit. Leigh Vasquez was elected homecoming queen and Rick Flaherty — Mr. Polar Bear. Freshmen princesses were left: Sharon Choi and her date. Top center: Leigh Vasquez and Joel Top right: Paul Wiedemeier and his date. Middle left: Lori Bird Chad Meyer. Middle center: Mrs. McAllister serves punch. Middle t: Shelly, Wendy, and Michelle. Bottom right: Jeff Osberg and my Clark. Amy Garcia and Michele Dishman. Sophomore incesses were Melissa Mullins and Tracy Hill. Junior incesses were Lisa Simpson and Suprina Bolden. Sen- princesses were Darcy Dunlap and Theresa Modrick. Junior, Marty Gookin commented, It was the best ce I ' ve ever been to. Top left: Seniors Tina Kline, Konni Woodard, Stacey Thornton, Kim Knapp, and Ginger Charlson. Top right: Ha Ngo chooses his poi- son. Middle left: Juniors Kim Floyd, Jim Hand, and Jill Immel. Middle right: Beth Axness discusses the nu- trition in McDonald ' s McCookies. Left: Traci Biddle puts on a happy face. Right: Freshmen history buffs, Don Poe, Deanna May, Keri Nail, and Scott Rhodes. Below: Tina Ash- ley studies hard for a quiz. Middle right: Jeff Osberg and Tammy Clark don ' t seem to be interested in typing. Right: Cheerleaders show spirit at the years first pep rally. Top right: Freshman Bikers hoping for a Harley. Top left: Homecoming royalty elections. Middle left: Jerry Cleghorn, Timothy Bryant, John Sin- clair and Leslie Frost. Mid- dle right: Our football team says the pledge. Left: Ginger Charlson says My what big teeth you have David Lee! 1 1 Top left: Spirited Pam Karret. Top right: Traci Biddle shows off her new sun bonnet. Far right: Bri- an Chapman demonstrates how to serve a tennis ball. Right: Charles Kirk and his bodyguards all weigh in. Below: Senior Gloria Gary. Bot- tom right: Polar bear mascot, Rob Bird, wakes from hibernation. % 7 erf - Top left: Stacey Thornton tells Kim Knapp a dirty joke. Top right: Tammy Prather and Lynn Lehman. Middle Left: The North High band warms up for a pep rally. Middle right: Jackie Newell makes posters for the big game. Bottom left: Freshmen Mike Higgins, Todd Dresh, and Michelle Dennis. Bottom right: Rhonda Stewart. Top left: Trent Mastin stops to smell the plastic flowers by the office. Top right: Trina Page naps during lunch. Middle right: Tanya Woods makes fun of Steve Woods. Bottom left: Thatcher Williams and Leigh Vasquez make ribbons for a foot- ball game. Bottom right: Debbie Bird and Jamie Knight. 15 Top left: Coach Crozier introduces Coach Davis. Top right: James Cum- mings searches for a better place to eat. Bottom right: Kendall Godwin and Jodi Hester. Top left: Jim Spiers is taking his punishment for being late to Mrs. Mac ' s class. Top right: Another exciting day in the North High cafete- ria. Middle left: The ex- cited crowd cheers for Free Fare. Middle right: Jim Chipp and two members of his harem, Jenese and Kendra. Bot- tom right: Donna Chap- man, Mechele Reed, and Mary Kimball col- lect money for Candy Co. Bottom right: Free Fare in Concert. Above: Juniors playing a rough game of volleyball. Below: Chuck Daniels is explaining to Dr. Roberts why she should buy him lunch. 1 •m I Lei Top left: Chuck Jeffries. Top left: Mike Ford. Bottom left: Joe Da- vis. Bottom right: Another fun fire drill. Below: Water ballerinas, Margo, Lynn, and Sandy. Left to right: Jeff Osberg, Leigh Vasquez, Tammy Clark, Ginger Charlson, Konni Woodard, Tracey Warren, Penee Howser, Mike Englebrecht, Candy Michel, Debbie Cox, Jim Chipp, Tom Gordiner, Rose Barcellano, Chris Bruner, Dallas Hawkins, Sitting: Leslie Frost and Bonnie Mingo. The 1985-86 yearbook staff has done it ' s best to make this annual the best it could be. We hope that you will enjoy the 85-86 Polarbear for many years to come. Mike Nyman Yearbook Adviser Tracey Warren Editor Jeff Osberg Photographer 22 VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom row: Kelly Burk, Paul Hays, Shawn Porter, Tony Denton, Carl Rowland, Steve Christenson, Kendall Godwin, Phil Glenn, Robby Bird, Rick Rhoades, Second row: Coach Gilson, Cecil Nichols, Joe Muniz, Leonard Pryor, Dominic Gudichessi, Larry Fountain, Tim Ferrel, Mike Mason, Mark Chittenden, Monty Rundle, Jim Frost, Mike Murphy, Coach Gustafson. Top row: Coach Minnick, Matt Hamilton, Rick Welch, David Becker, Tom Durham, Scott Marnin, Ike Cox, Randy Sanders, Mike Hendricks, Kevin Garrels, Steve Heatherington, Ken Brown, Shannon White, Joel Cox, Rick Flaherty, Stan Page, and Coach Crozier. We ' ll get ' em next time became a popular phrase with the 1985 varsity football team. In spite of a season without a team victory, the Polar Bears had several individual victories. Five men made the All-Metro team. Named to the first team was punter, Shannon White, who averaged 38.7 yards per kick. White also had the leading punt in the city with a 75 yard boot. Rick Flaherty was named first team All-Metro as offensive center. On sec- ond team All-Metro Tim Ferral was named running back; Sid Hill, defensive nose guard; and Urbandale 55 North 0 Hoover 27 North 6 East 56 North 0 Dowling 34 North 14 Ames 37 North 0 Valley 37 North 14 Lincoln 36 North 14 Roosevelt 30 North 0 Grinell 39 North 0 Kevin Garrels, linebacker. Garrels was the second leading tackier in the metro with 120 tackles in 8 games. Pass interception leaders for the team included Monty Rundle and Derek Burton. Defensive standouts included Scott Marnin and Kevin Garrels, while the offensive line mainstays were Rick Flaherty, Joel Cox, Stan Page, and Tim Ferral. Coach Crozier stated, It was a good year and school spirit was much more supportive than ever in the past. 7 A FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Front row: Steve Smith, Jamie Thorpe, Alonzo Jones, Chanh Lovan, Khamphuy Baccam, Ed Ollie, Terrance Manning, Amphone Chareunsab, Ed Knapp. Second row: Coach Leonard, Kyr Van Benthysen, Bokhan Quang, Nick Petefish, Robert Jordan, Mike Luna, Derrick Beery, John Carr, Norm Brown, Maggie Rice (mgr.) Third row: Coach Pilkington, Bill Bannister, Mike Thomas, Eric Harris, Jeff Porter, Keng Boun, Mark Boone, Kim Knapp (mgr.) Fourth row: Chad Richardson, Walter Burgs, John McClintic, Sean Cory, Thien Luong, Jason Knight, Jason Garrels. Fifth row: Kent Poage, Shawn Croushore, Robert DePatten, Junior Johnson, John Storey, Brad Hosman, Toby Bozarth. With a record of one win and seven losses, the freshman football team did not do as well as was hoped. However, the freshmen did gain valuable experience which is essential for those planning to go onto a varsity football career. Hoover — 20 North — 0 Saydel — 14 North — 7 East — 42 North — 0 Dowling — 14 North — 0 Ames — 40 North — 7 Valley — 34 North — 15 Lincoln — 8 North — 18 Roosevelt — 38 North — 13 28 Row one — Lisa Taverez, Sandy Adams (co-captain), Amy Kurschinski, Lisa Simpson (co-captain), Brenda Essex (co-captain) Row two — Dee Dee James, Rose Barcellano, Leslee Carr, Jenny McCarl. Row three — Suprenia Bolden, Donna Chapman, Lisa Montgomery, Debbie Ford, Kathy Lattimer. Jenny McCarl capturing third place at the Urbandale open. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The Polar Bear girls cross country team went into the final two meets as the stron- gest North team in years, Coach George Davis said, adding that they have not lost a dual meet in six years. They have upset Pleasant Valley this years number one ranked team. Debbie Ford wins first place at Augustine Relays. A first ever for a freshman at North. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front — Joe Walsh, Back row — Joey Lauman, Troy Krugar, Jerry Golay, Tim Bryant, and Mike Donahue. The 1985 Boys Cross Country team was rebuilding this year since most of the members last year were seniors. The Cross Country members ran six to seven miles in practice every day and during the meets they ran two miles. The top runner for the season was Mike Donahue. Tim Bryant Co-Captain Mike Donahue Co-Captain Joey Lauman 30 GIRLS SWIMMING AND DIVING Row one: Bobbie Burns, Veronica Jacobs, Patty Chapman, Tania Jorgenson, Kim Oxenford, Laura Pearson, Beth Birmingham. Row two: Assistant Coach, Don Sears, Tammy Carlson (mgr.), Elizabeth Draper, Shannon Laidley, Kris Davis, Connie McAbee, Kelly Burke, Liz Kimberley, Paul Wiedemeier (mgr.) Row three: Coach, Lonnie Kerman, Allison Kieffer, Margo Miller, Jeanette Wiedemeier, Carol Boyce, Kim Vignaroli, Janell Sinclair, Mechele Reed. District Meet North— 69 Urbandale— 102 Roosevelt 273 North— 59 Dowling — 112 Valley 241 North— 53.5 Ames— 120.5 Marshalltown 140 North— 78 East— 91 Lincoln(CB) 121 North— 66 Roosevelt— 102 Indianola 104 North— 42 Hoover — 132 Lewis Central 101 North— 47 SE Polk— 36 North 88 North— 58 Valley— 114 Lincoln(DM) 71 North— 88 Lincoln — 82 Ankeny 29 North— 106 Boone — 65 Jefferson(CB) 16 The North High girls swim team began this season with 20 determined girls and though the victories were few, the girls worked hard and strived to make this a good season. The swim team ended the season by sending four girls to state. These girls were Jeanette Wiedemeier, competing in the indi- vidual medley; and Mechelle Reed, Carol Boyce, Kim Vignaroli, and Jeanette Weidemeier competing in the 400 meter medley. BOYS SWIM TEAM Front row: West Duren, Chad Hobbiebrunken, Dan Kramer, Paul Hayes, Randy Lewis, Steve Marvelle. Middle row: Mark McDonald, Steve Laird, Trent Mastin, Nick Petefish, Darcy Field. Back row: Jeanette Wiedemeier (manager), Paul Wiedemeier, Mark Linford, Missy Williams (manager) Coach Bob Lawson. The 1986 boys swim team is small this year with only fourteen boys on the team, but they are all very dedicated. Every day during practice the boys swam 3000 to 4000 yards to keep in physical shape and to be prepared for their meets. They also practiced on mental preparation by believing they could win. This year the swim team placed seventh in the metro and eighth in district. Paul Weidemeier who is the team ' s captain, represented North at the state meet in the 100 meter freestyle. NORTH 46 123 HOOVER NORTH 83 85 BOONE NORTH 56 115 EAST NORTH 51 114 DOWLING NORTH 53 118 URBANDALE NORTH 48 123 ROOSEVELT NORTH 45 125 AMES NORTH 48 120 S.E. POLK NORTH 42 124 VALLEY NORTH 40 128 LINCOLN NORTH 61 108 INDIANOLA Team Captain Paul Weidemeier repre- sented North at the state meet. Paul placed 13 at state in the 100 meter freestyle. 33 VOLLEYBALL — Q Top row: Shelly Smith, Diana Woods, Julie Kaster, Shannon Taft, Diane Vander Linden, Erin Ganpat, Bobbie Wagner, Coach Kathy Erickson. Middle row: Tammy Haus, Laura Meyers, Susan White, Wendy Tarrell, Stacy Forney, Michelle Simpson, Barbra Browder. Bottom row: Brenda Stewart, Tracy Van Wyk, Triva Negrete, Kelly Gee, Kristy Flaherty. JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V JV V L L L L L L L L W W W L W L W L W W W L L L L L W L L L 0-2 0- 3 1- 2 0-3 0-2 0-3 0-2 0-3 2- 0 3- 0 2-0 0-4 2-0 0-3 2-1 0-3 2- 1 3- 1 2-1 0- 3 1- 2 2- 3 1- 3 0- 3 2- 1 2-3 1- 2 0-3 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back row: Coach Mel Green Jr., Coach Mark Chelleen, Shannon White, Robert Bell, Ken Brown, Mike Mathis, Mike Glenn, Steve Swift, Chris Hall, James Monroe, Head Coach Mel Green, Assistant Coach Lorren Chelleen. Front row: Mgr. Brian George, Tyrone Davis, Cory Floyd, Derek Burton, Mike Engelbrecht, Mike Donahue, Terry Burkett, Tyrone Moore, Mgr. Tony George. The North Boys Basketball team is well balanced this year. Leading the team in both scoring and rebounding is Kenneth Brown who pumped in 170 points for a 10 point per game average. He also snared 89 rebounds. Close behind in scoring was Robert Bell with 162 points for an 11.5 points per game average and 85 rebounds for the season. The assist leader for the team was Rico Burkett with 41 for a 2.4 game average. The top percentage shooters from the field were Tyrone Moore who hit four of eight shots for 50 percent and close behind was Mike Mathis who sank 34 of 77 shots for 45 percent shooting. NORTH 50 62 INDIANOLA NORTH 50 67 SOUTH EAST POLK NORTH 56 78 VALLEY NORTH 67 70 GRINNELL NORTH 66 62 ROOSEVELT NORTH 44 56 KNOXVILLE NORTH 51 74 LINCOLN NORTH 38 81 EAST NORTH 37 50 AMES NORTH 57 69 HOOVER NORTH 59 90 DOWLING NORTH 51 56 VALLER NORTH 63 68 ROOSEVELT NORTH 39 47 LINCOLN NORTH 75 70 PERRY NORTH 44 73 EAST NORTH 52 68 AMES NORTH 48 52 HOOVER BOYS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Back row: Rick Majerus, Sam Clark, Joel Alexander, Steve Hetherington, Kevin Wilson, Kevin Garrels, Coach Chellen, Front row: Tony Harding, Tony Williams, Kelly Burks, Mike Mason, Paul Potts, Tony George — manager. The sophomore basketball team did not win any games but the players improved day by day. The top rebounder was Joe Alexander. Kevin Garrels and Steve Heatherington led the team with 11.2 points per game and Paul Potts lead the team with five assists per game. North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North North 49 36 39 38 34 41 42 30 49 40 48 60 44 53 52 43 37 55 75 65 58 78 59 85 65 77 76 56 88 64 70 84 56 86 S.E. Polk Valley Grinnell Roosevelt Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Valley Roosevelt Lincoln Perry East Ames Hoover Dowling BOYS SOPHOMORE ACTION BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Back row: Shelby Anderson, Brian Kasper, Rick Vanderleast, Danny Clark, Robert Parkey, Jeff Miller, Coach Mel Green Jr. Front row: Ed Ollie, Scott Rader, Troy Floyd, John Storey, Mike Luna, Robert DePatten. Team- -A Team- -B North 38 57 Valley North 52 46 Valley North 31 83 Roosevelt North 58 56 Roosevelt North 50 78 Lincoln North 56 48 Lincoln North 44 46 East North 48 30 East North 47 57 Ames North 52 40 Ames (Central) North 46 72 Hoover North 42 44 Hoover North 43 67 Dowling North 53 49 Dowling North 41 59 Valley North 49 60 Valley North 47 80 Roosevelt North 44 54 Roosevelt North 66 86 Lincoln North 49 65 Lincoln North 55 54 East North 46 30 East North 57 91 Ames North 68 34 Ames (Welch) North 52 54 Hoover North 51 62 Hoover North 65 86 Dowling North 65 64 Dowling The freshman boys basketball team had a season of mixed success. Their A team had a 1-13 record, but their B team posted a record of 9-5 and the team had a 2-2 tournament record. Danny Clark, Robert Pirkl and Brian Kasper were named most improved players. Leading the team in scoring was Brian Kasper who averaged 11.9 points per game. Close behind Kasper in scoring was Mike Luna who averaged 11.7 points per game and Ed Ollie who scored 11.6 points per game and a total of eight three-point field goals. Other individual statistics include; Shelby Ander- son — 9.7 points per game, Troy Floyd — 8.8, John Storey— 7.6, Jeff Miller— 6.1, Danny Clark— 5.0, Rob- ert Pirkl— 4.8, Rick Vanderleast— 1.5, and Robert DePatten— 0.2. 42 BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row: Lisa Simpson, Lisa Tavarez, Kathy Lattimer, Murray, Debbie Kroll, Debra Cheetum. NORTH 38 40 MASON CITY NORTH 35 55 DOWLING NORTH 42 48 HOOVER NORTH 39 65 VALLEY NORTH 42 51 ROOSEVELT NORTH 47 44 AMES NORTH 39 63 LINCOLN NORTH 25 60 CEDAR FALLS NORTH 51 50 CEDAR RAPIDS NORTH 39 45 EAST NORTH 39 40 AMES NORTH 48 74 HOOVER NORTH 41 64 DOWLING NORTH 45 65 VALLEY NORTH 34 68 HOOVER NORTH 42 53 ROOSEVELT NORTH 38 55 DOWLING NORTH 38 73 LINCOLN NORTH 49 48 EAST NORTH 23 28 AMES NORTH 50 55 VALLEY Julie Kaster. Back row: Marty Baring, Diana Woods, Leslie Carr, Andrea Although the Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team ' s overall record was 4-17, they provided stiff Competi- tion and tremendous dedication. This year ' s Dedica- tion Award went to Lisa Simpson. This was the first year for five-on-five or full court. They were a small team physically, but adapted well to the new rules. The leading scorer for the season was Leslie Carr and the leading rebounders were Kathy Lattimer and Julie Kaster. Some of the season ' s highlights included taking third place in the Christmas tournament and playing very close in the district game, narrowly losing to Valley 55-50. Upper right: Leslie Carr throws the ball into play. Lower left: Lisa Simpson looks for an opening. Lower right: Lisa Taverez goes for the lay-up. 45 GIRL ' S SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Front row: Mellissa Mullins, Rose Barcellano, Tammie Wickett, Fonda Lovelady. Back row: Coach Lowell Long, Tracy Hale, Debbie Aguilar, Tracy Hanson, Mary Crouch, Roxanne Wright. NORTH 33 54 HOOVER NORTH 33 35 DOWLING NORTH 29 55 HOOVER NORTH 27 48 VALLEY NORTH 26 44 ROOSEVELT NORTH 41 55 VALLEY NORTH 31 59 LINCOLN NORTH 31 42 EAST NORTH 15 35 AMES NORTH 32 50 HOOVER NORTH 53 87 DOWLING NORTH 49 67 VALLEY NORTH 37 68 HOOVER NORTH 33 44 ROOSEVELT NORTH 51 72 DOWLING NORTH 36 57 LINCOLN NORTH 23 46 EAST NORTH 29 38 AMES The sophomore basketball team gained much experience this year and played hard each game. This was also the first year for full court basketball for the sophomores. The leading scorer was Mellissa Mullins. The most improved players were Tammie Wickett and Mary Crouch. GIRL ' S FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front row (1 to r): Julie Grooms, Tammy Doherty, Jenny McCarl, Stormy Barrington, Rochele Wagsky. Back row (1 to r): Kelly Gee, Stacy Forney, Wendy Terrill, Daylene Neimeyer, Dana Wier, Lisa Montgomery, Debbie Ford, Barb Evans, Kristi Flaherty. The freshman girls basketball team had a great season this year. They finished off the sea- son with an overall record of 14-6 which placed them second in the conference. The leading scorer was Jenny McCarl with Lisa Montgomery and Debbie Ford tied for rebounds. In the Christmas tournament they placed second with the best record for a North Team. North 40 28 Valley North 30 20 Roosevelt North 42 28 Lincoln North 30 35 East Christmas Tournament North 35 24 Hoover North 32 27 Dowling North 27 40 Valley (Championship game) North 31 23 Hoover North 25 37 Dowling North 41 27 Valley North 39 26 Roosevelt North 33 22 Lincoln North 35 40 East North 34 27 Ames (Welch) North 27 39 Hoover North 22 13 Dowling North 45 12 Ames (Central) Post Season Tournament North 37 29 Valley North 25 39 Dowling 3rd Place in Tournament North 35 31 Marshalltown WRESTLING Row one: Khamphoui Baccam, John Walsh, Eddie Knapp, Todd Dresh, Darrin Lee, Khamphui Baccam. Row two: Derek Burage, Dwayne Downey, Shawn Porter, Chon Lovan, Brad Hosman, Jamie Thorpe, Steve Christianson, James Wright, Rick Rhodes. Row three: Earl Smith, Steve Pugh, J.J. Smith, D.J. Schmidt, Phil Glenn, Robbie Bird, Lenny Ross, Coach Robinson Fourth row: Tom Durham, Scott Marnin, Mike Thomas, Jason Knight, Coach Mike Gale, Coach Greg Holland. North 51 15 Colfax Mingo North 51 10 Dexfield North 40 30 Saydel North 27 34 Johnston North 22 40 Perry North 19 36 Hoover North 24 42 East North 35 24 1-35 North 6 51 Ames North 0 75 Valley North 25 30 Lincoln North 12 45 Bondurandt North 32 30 Roosevelt North 00 72 Dowling Tom Durham represented North at the state wrestling tournament as a super heavy weight. Scott Marnin represented North at the state wrestling tournament, as a heavyweight. 51 52 54 Stephanie Boles Carol Boyce Barton Brayman Barbera Browder Kendra Brown Julie Carter Donna Chapman Ginger Charlson Cheuming Che Charlotte Doherty Michael Donahue Dwayne Downey Darcy Dunlap Af Mike Englebrecht Tracey Fazio Jr Rick Flaherty Kim Floyd C Dana Forney 59 60 Andrea Murray Tri Xuan Nguyen Jeff Osberg Juanita Patterson Chris Pearson Scott Pepper Midori Powers {• Leslie Preminger Amy Proctor James Seely Shelly Smith Steve Swift 62 63 Doreen Williams Konni Woodard Diana Woods A Tina Zickefoose William Duff Pennee Howser Sandra K. Adams: Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Track 2,4,6,8. Cross country 3,5,7. Basketball 2. Basketball mgr. 6. Cheerleader 1,2. Softball 4. Football mgr. 7. Polarbear mascot 5. Pep club 1,2. U.N. trip 6. Drama 1,2,3,4. Choir 2. Homecoming princess 5. Donna Marie Anderson: Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz band 4,5,6,7,8. Drum majorette 7,8. Cheerleader 1. Baseball mgr. 2. Golf 3,4,5,6, 7,8. Student Council representative 7,8. Pep club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. United Nations trip 6. Choir 3,4,5,6,7,8. Swing Choir 6,7,8. North Star Singers 6,7,8. Honor roll 3. Section leader 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Calvin Andrews, Jr.: Stage Crew 5. I plan on furthering my education after high school, whether it be at a college or trade school. I want to be some type of engi- neer. Steven Earl Armstrong: Stage crew 7,8. I plan to go to college and eventually be- come president! Thomas Paine Beall: D.E.C.A. I plan to move to Colorado and work until I can start my own auto parts store. Jane Eileen Belluchi: Orchestra 1,2. Band 4, 5. Drama 2,3. After school I plan to do my best to provide for my baby and myself. Traci Jo Biddle: Class representative 7,8. Honor roll 5,6. Yearbook staff 5,6. T.A.G. 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Pep club 1,2,3,4. Cheerleader 1,2. I plan to at- tend college, get a degree in education and find a good job here in Iowa. Lori Michelle Bird: Class representative 7,8. Prom committee 7,8. D.E.C.A. 5,6,7,8. Dra- ma 1,2,3,4,5,7,8. Cheerleader 1,2. Choir 7,8. Softball 6,8. Building Advisory Council 7,8. Student council 1,2,7. Stephanie Anne Boles: Drill Team 3,4,5,6,7, 8. Football mgr. 5,6,7,8. Pep club 1,2,3,4,7,8. Basketball mgr. 5,6,7,8. T.A.G. 5,6,7,8. Bask- etball 1,2. Swim timer 1. Murals 4,5,6,7,8. Carol Ann Boyce: Swimming 1,3,5,7. Swim captain 7. United Nations Tour 6. Key club 3,4,5,6,7,8. Key club president 7,8. Honor roll 2,3,4,6,7,8. Golf 4,6,8. National Honor Society 6,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. Choir 2,3,5. Band 1. D.E.C.A. 5. Library Assistant 7,8. Bart Allen Brayman: Track 6,8. Cross Country 7. Baseball 6,8. Choir 5,6,7,8. Swing choir 7,8. I plan to go to college and major in physical education. Kendra Anne Brown: Choir 2. Concert choir 3,4,5,6,7,8. Swing choir 6,7,8. Band 1, 2,3,4,5,6. Stage crew 1,2,5,6. North Star Singers 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. La Cathi: I might go to Iowa State but I ' m not sure yet. Mary Ann Chambers: Stage crew 7,8. I want to work in a day-care center or with handicapped children after I graduate. After about two years I want to get married and start a family. Xang T.C Chang: Soccer 6,8. I plan to go to college to become either a teacher or a nurse. Donna Lee Chapman: Track 2,4,6,8. Cross country 1,3,5. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Basketball 4. Honor roll 6. Ginger Ann Charlson: Nurses Assistant 4. Yearbook 7,8. Jimmy Lee Chipp: Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Year- book 5,6,7,8. Office assistant 2,3,4. Honor roll 5,6,7,8. In the future I plan to get mar- ried to my girlfriend and go to college. But first I ' m going to graduate from high school. Sharon S. Choi: Student council 7,8. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Choir 3,4. Key club 7,8. Class representative 6. National Honor So- ciety 5,6,7,8. Homecoming committee 7,8. S.R.T. 7,8. After I graduate I ' m going to the University of Iowa to become a dentist. Then I ' ll go back to Korea to practice den- tistry as soon as possible. Tammy Sue Clark: Oracle editor 7,8. Oracle staff 5,6,7,8. Yearbook staff 7. Honor roll 5. Stage crew 5,6,7,8. D.E.C.A. 6,7. S.A.D.D. 5, 6,7,8. Student council 5,6,7,8. Debbie Sue Cox: Oracle staff 5,7. Yearbook staff 5,7. D.E.C.A. 7, Library assistant 4. Of- fice assistant 7,8. David Dwight Craven: Football 3. Drama 3, 4. My most important goal is to have a happy life and to be with my special girl. D.M.A.C.C. is in the near future. Charles D. Daniel: Honor roll 3,4. Swim- timer 7. Jr. R.O.T.C. 1. Boys representative for prom 8. Pep club 7,8. I plan to attend Buena Vista college or Taylor University in Upland, Indiana. I ' m going to major in sec- ondary education and become a biology teacher. Charlotte Ann Doherty: O.E.A. 5,6,7,8. Choir 3,5. Office assistant 5,6,7,8. Library Assistant 4,5. In the future I plan to go to school at Area 11 and become a legal secre- tary. Michael Thomas Donahue: Basketball 2,4,6, 8. Track 2,4,6,8. Cross country 1,3,5,7. Li- brary assistant 4,5. Student council 7,8. After graduation I plan to enlist in the United States Air Force. Dwayne D. Downey: D.E.C.A. 5,6,7,8. Wres- tling 1,3. Jr. R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4. After high school I plan to go into the Army. Darcy Lynn Dunlap: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Ka- dets 3,4,5,6. Cheerleader 1,5,6,7,8. Pep club 1,2,3,4,5,6. Student Council 7,8. O.E.A. president 7,8. Office assistant 2,5. Home- coming princess 3,7. Michael Alan Engelbrecht: Basketball 2,4,6, 8. Track 2. Yearbook staff 7. Student council representative 7,8. Student council treasurer 7,8. D.E.C.A. treasurer 5,6. D.E.C.A. presi- dent 7,8. Honor roll 2,3,5,6. National Honor Roll 7. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7. Melissa Ann Finch: Choir 2,3,4,5,7,8. Stu- dent council 1,2. Peer helper 3. Sound of Music 3. Nurses assistant 5. After school I plan to get a full time job to help support my family. Richard J. Flaherty: Football 3,4,5,6,7,8. Mr. Polarbear 7,8. Key club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Hon- or roll 1. Baseball 1,2,5,6,7,8. Student coun- cil 1,2,3. Swing choir 7,8. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8. Swimming 1,2. Kimberly Hope Floyd: Oracle staff 5,6,7,8. Student council 5,6,7,8. Building advisory committee 5,6,7,8. Stage crew 5,6,7,8. D.E.C.A. vice-president 7,8. Choir 5,6,7,8. Key club 3,4,5,6,7,8. Pep club 1,2. Light crew 6,7. Valerie Ann Ford: D.E.C.A. 7,8. Drama 3,4, 5. Cheerleader 1,2. Flag twirler 3,4. Pep club 1,2. Office Assistant 1. Dana Diane Forney: Tennis 2,4,6,8. Band 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz band 5,6,7,8. Student council 7. Cheerleader 2,3,4,6,7,8. Pep club vice-president 7,8. Pep club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor roll 1,2,3,5. Key club treasurer 3,4,5, 6. Section leader 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Leslie Delores Frost: Band 1,2,3,4,5. Tennis 2,4,6,8. Wrestling mgr. 4,6. Yearbook staff 7. Oracle staff 7,8. D.E.C.A. 7,8. Office assis- tant 1,2,3,4. Dirty Work at the Crossroads 3. Nurses assistant 5. Gloria Marie Gary: Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz band 6,7,8. Key club 5,6,7,8. After high school I plan to go to college and major in either busi- ness or math. ' Marion Virginia Gaughan: Drama 4,5,6,7,8. Choir 1,2,3,4,5. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5. Nation- al Honor Society 7,8. Key club 4,5,6,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. S.I.L. 7,8. Key club treasurer 7, 8. Carey Lynn Gilliam: Flag twirler 4,5. Cheerleader 1,2. Pep club 1,2. Key club 4,5, 6,7,8. O.E.A. secretary 7,8. Office assistant 1, 2. After I graduate I plan to go to nursing school. Todd Allen Gray: Architecture 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8. After highschool I ' d like to go to college then make alot of money as an architect. ' Matthew A. Hamilton: Football 3,7. Wres- tling 3. After school I plan to join the Air Force. James Richard Hand: D.E.C.A. 6. Choir 3,4, 5,6. Stage crew 5,6. Margaret Ann Harper: Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Concert choir 7,8. Sound of Music 4. Scrooge 3. I plan to go to the Iowa School of Beauty to become an instructor. Dallas L. Hawkins: Boxing 7,8. After school I plan on training to be a computer programmer. Pennee Lynn Howser: Yearbook 7. O.E.A. 7. My future plans are to go to college and eventually become a child care director. Dawn Ann Hicks: Talented and Gifted 1,2, 3,4,5,6,7,8. After school I might go to school at either Grandview or D.M.A.C.C. and major in commercial arts. Donya Marie Jenkins: Basketball 8. Track 8. Softball 8. Pamela Sue Karrett: Basketball 1,2. Office assistant 7,8. Library assistant 7,8. Rhonda Sue King: Oracle editor 7,8. Key club vice-president 7,8. National Honor Roll 5,6,7,8. Oracle staff 5,6,7,8. Key club 5, 6,7,8. U.N. trip 6. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,6,7,8. S.A.D.D. 5,6,7,8. Concert choir 4,6. Choir 1, 2,3,4,5,6. After graduation I plan to attend Iowa State to become either a lawyer or a psychiatrist. Kimberly C. Rose Knapp: Football mgr. 1,2, 3,4,5,6,7,8. Jr. R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4,5, I plan on going to nursing school after I graduate. Nicole E. Laird: Student council 1,2,3,4. Jr. R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4,7,8. Drama 1,2. After grad- uation I plan to go to D.M.A.C.C. and major in human services then transfer to a four year college. Phuc H. Lee: After graduating I ' m going to college in Dallas, Texas. David C. Lee: Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7.8. Hon- or roll 3,7,8. Climate study 4,5. After school I plan to go to college and major in French. Eric Michael Linford: Office assistant 1,23, 4,8. Yearbook staff 8. Class representative 7, 8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6,7,8. After high school I plan to go to college at D.M.A.C.C. and then transfer to Iowa. I want to go into the medical field. Antoine A. Louis: Football 7,8. Wrestling 7, 8. Khamsouk Louvan: Volleyball 1. Tennis 2. Swimming 1. Basketball 3. I plan to go to Iowa State after high school and major in computer programming. David Anthony Luke: Baseball 6,8. Track 4, 8. Cross country 1. Library assistant 1,2,3,4, 5,6,7,8. S.I.L. 4,7,8. S.A.D.D. 7,8. Iowa State Bowling Tournament 2,4,6,8. Honor roll 1, 2,3,5,6,7,8. Pep club 7,8. I am planning to go to U of I or Grandview after graduation and major in Applied computer science. (Catherine Joy Luna: Pep club vice-pres. 7,8. Pep club secretary 5,6. Pep club member 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor roll 1,2,5,6. D.E.C.A. 5,6, 7,8. Office assistant 3,4,5,6. Cheng Sayaxang Ly: S.I.L. 3. Rainbow rela- tions 2. 1 plan to go to college to study commercial arts after spending two years studying electronics. Dennis Lavern McNeeley: After I graduate I ' m going to go to South Carolina for Army training. Afterwards I plan to get a job in Personal Records. Tawnya Renee Merrett: D.E.C.A. 5,6. Drama 7. Oracle Staff 5,6,7,8. My future plans in- clude going to Salvadore Beauty School. Laura Renee Meyers: Mime club 3,4,5,6,7,8. S.I.L. 4,5,6,7,8. Volleyball 1,7. Student Council 1,2,3,4,5,6. Drama club 3,4,5,6,7,8. Pep club 3,4,5,6,7,8. Who ' s Who among American High School Students 7,8. Year- book staff 6. Scrooge, Sorry Wrong Number Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. S.A.D.D. 7,8. Choir 1,2,3,4. Swing choir 3,4. Stage crew 5,6,7,8. Candie Kay Michel: Class representative 7, 8. O.E.A. 7,8. B.A.C. 7,8. Yearbook staff 7. Band 1,2. Nurses assistant 3,4. I plan to have a great time over the summer and get ready to go to school at A.I.B. After that I ' m going to kick back and live a happy life. Theresa Marie Modrick: Flag twirler kadet 3,4. Cheerleader 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Key club 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7,8. Key club treasurer 3,4. Key club secretary 5,6. Pep club 1,2,3,4,7,8. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Natl. Honor Society 5,6,7, 8. Student council 7,8. Orchestra 1,2. D.E.C.A. 5. T.A.G. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Homecom- ing princess 7. Andrea Lynn Murray: Basketball 1,2,3,4,5,6, 7,8. Track 1,2,3,4. Kadet 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1,2. Cheerleader 7. Pep club 1,2,7,8. Office assistant 1,2,3,4. D.E.C.A. 7,8. Home- coming princess 3. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Tri Xuan Nguyen: I plan to go to college after high school and be involved in col- lege tennis and volleyball. Jeffrey Brian Osberg: Head photographer (Yrbk) 5,6. Wrestling 1 . Oracle staff 5. Year- book staff 6,7. Stage crew 5,6,7,8. Office as- sistant 2. Tennis 2,4,6,8. Juanita Lynette Patterson: Peer helper 1,2. Pep club 3,4. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Stage craft 3,4,5,6,7,8. Concert choir 5,6,7,8. I plan to get married in January of ' 87 and live in California. Christopher James Pearson: Baseball 4,6,8. Football 5. Wrestling 8. Yearbook staff 6. Midori Lee Powers: Drama 3,4,5,6,7,8. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6. Swing Choir 5,6. The Sound of Music, Mousetrap, Chamber Music, Impromptu, Scrooge, Oracle staff 7,8. U.N. trip, S.A.D.D. 5,6. I plan to attend Grandview and major in performing arts. My long range goal is to pursue a career as a professional singer. Leslie Anne Preminger: Pep club 7,8. T.A.G. pool 5,6,7,8. I plan to go to a university for two to four years then transfer to an art and design college. I eventually want to have my own interior design business. Amy Louise Proctor: Choir 1,2,3. Rifle twirler 3,4,5. Flag twirler 5. Wrestling mgr. 5,6. I ' ll probably go to William Penn col- lege after high school. I want to become a court reporter. Leonard Eugene Pryor: Football 7. Baseball 6,8. North Star Singers 6,7,8. Concert choir 3,4,5,6,7,8. Stage c rew 8. Office assistant 1. I plan to join the National Guard and work as a military police officer then later join the Des Moines Police Department. Dawn Marie Purdy: Concert choir 2,3,4,5,6, 7,8. Swing choir 4,5,6,7,8. Band 2,3,4,5,6. Jazz band 2. Honor roll 2,3,5,6. After high school I plan to go to college and become a lawyer. Mechele Rene Reed: Swimming 1,3,5,7. Pep club 1,2. Student Council 1,2,7,8. Rainbow relations 5,6. Band 1,2. Drama 3,4,5. Choir 1, 2,4,5. Prom committee 7,8. Banquet commit- tee 7,8. Honor roll 1,2,3. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5, 6. Kendra Rae Ross: Yearbook staff 7,8. Oracle staff 5,6. Library assistant 5,6. I plan to go to college and eventually get married to a nice guy. James Dean Seely: Jr. R.O.T.C. 1,2,3,4,5,8. Football 1,3,5. Swimming 3,4,5. My plans for the future are to go into the Marine Corps and after I get out start my own car- pentry drafting business. Shanah F. Shabazz: Computer club 5,6. Swing Choir 5,6,7,8. S.A.D.D. 6,7,8. ' The Sound of Music , S.I.L. 7,8. Choir 4,5,6. Key club 7,8. Pep club 7,8. After I graduate I plan to go to college and major in computer programming. Melissa Lee Shaw: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4,5,6. Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6. Swing Choir 4,5,6. Pep club 5,6. Office assistant 5,6. After graduation I plan to work a year then go to college at either Grandview or Arizona State. After graduating from college I hope to get married to John Sims and live happi- ly ever after. Shelley Lea Smith: Volleyball 5,7. Drama 3, 4,5,7. Cheerleading 2,5. U.N. trip, Key club 5,6,7. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7. Choir 3,4,7. Swing choir 7. Basketball 4. Kadets 4. Pep club 1,2, 3,4. Honor roll 4. Steven James Swift: Basketball 5,6,7,8. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz band 6,7,8. Library assis- tant 2,3,4,5,6. Honor roll 5,6. I plan to at- tend Grandview and eventually become a police officer. I also plan to work part time for my dad. Cheryl Lynn Sumlin: Pep club 1,2,3. Band 1. I plan to join the Army for four years then get married and raise my son. Christopher John Thomas: Honor roll 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7,8. Basketball 2. Library assistant 7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. I plan to further my educa- tion and make North proud of me as I am proud to be a North High student. Stacey Lynn Thornton: Choir 2,6,7,8. Office assistant 5. Library assistant 6,7,8. Volleyball 4. S.A.D.D. 5,6. Concert choir 8. I plan to go to Area 1 1 and eventually become a sec- retary. Diane Kay Vander Linden: Tennis 2,4,6,8. Volleyball 3,5,7. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Cheer- leader 1,7,8. Basketball 2,4. U.N. trip, Honor roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, Homecoming princess 5. Leigh E llen Vasquez: Girls State 6. Pep club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Pep club vice-pres. 5,6. Pep club pres. 7,8. Key club 3,4,5,6. Cheerleader 3.4.5.6.7. Oracle staff 5,6,7,8. Yearbook staff 7,8. Nurses assistant 1,2. Homecoming queen 7. Kimberly Diane Vignaroli: Swimming 1,3,5, 7. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Key club 7,8. Choir 1, 2.3.4.7.8. Pep club 1,2. Kurt Stephan Vogel: Basketball 1,2,3,4. Li- brary assistant 3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor roll 2,3. After high school I plan to work in con- struction and make my fortune. Tracey Jo Warren: Yearbook editor 7,8. Yearbook staff 5,6,7,8. Oracle staff 5,6,7. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,6,8. Nurses assistant 7. Upward Bound 5,6,7,8. After high school I ' m going to get married to my boyfriend Ted but first I ' m going to beauty school and hopefully I ' ll find a de- cent job. Paul Douglas Wiedemeier: Swimming 2,4,6, 8. Girls swimming mgr. 1,3,5,7. Band 1,2,3, 4,5,6,7,8. U.N. trip, National Honor Society 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6,7,8. Society of Distinguished High School Students 5,6,7,8. Key club 5,6,7,8. Kenneth Benjamen Willitts, Jr.: Jr. R.O.T.C. rifle team 7,8. Jr. R.O.T.C. 6,7,8. Library as- sistant 5,6,7,8. Audio visual assistant 7,8. I plan to join the Marines after high school. Konnie Sue Woodard: Oracle staff 6. Year- book staff 7. Office assistant 7. O.E.A. 7. Tina Lynn Zickefoose: Pep club 1. Stage craft 7,8. I plan to go to the Institute of Writing in Connecticut and become a writ- er. I would like to be married someday and have a family. 66 Top 3% of Graduating Class Diane Vander Linden Marion Gaughan Gloria Gary Theresa Modrick Top 15% of Graduating Class Paul Wiedemeier Melissa Shaw Andrea Murray Rhonda King Carol Boyce Sharon Choi Christopher Thomas Tracey Warren Tri Xuan Nguyen Midori Powers Dana Forney Amy Allen Michael Engelbrecht Peter Mondloch Dawn Purdy Leigh Vasquez Donna Anderson SENIOR BOARD Ml fK Chris Brunner Paul Bryant Benny Bueford Sunny Bullock Joel Burke Terry Burkett Shawn Carpenter James Carter Chieng Cavan Jerry Cleghorn Angela Colbert Mike Collins Durwand Conner Latosha Cooper Michael Cowan Michael Dixon Elizabeth Draper Linda Dudley Bill Duff Eric Dunigan Wesely Duren 71 Jodi Hester Shannon Heuermann James Higgins Shell Hildebrand Cynthia Hill Richard Hill Kathy Hove Rhonda Honghman Chris Hotchkiss Tarn Thanh Huynh Jill Immel D. Itthiphonh Dee James Andy Johnson Denise Johnson Carla Harris Jodi Harvey Kieth Head Lisa Henderson Mike Henderson Holly Herman Chad Hobbiebrunken Tony Hocking Jodi Holman Brian Howser Carla Hupp Minh Huynh Melissa Johnson Kim Kasper Kim Keith Carmelle Kellar Monica Kelley Brian Kephart 74 76 Rhonda Woodley Paula Wright Curt Wyman Lisa Yaw Jenny York Howard Young i. II ' i ' fcl f n M Ralph Young Make ups: Teresa Flanders David Groenhoff Barb Jackson Scott Lowery Sophomores 79 81 fm 1 i I [J s n 1 □ £ Howard Juluis Marvina Johnson Craig Jones Tracy Judd Scott Kalwishky Julie Kaster Sharon King Charles Kirk Lisa Kline Alexis Lacey Jan Lacey Shannon Laidley Eric Larson John LasS ' Phuoc Le Fonda Lovelady Cheim Luong Richard Majerus Kheakham Malavong Mike Mason Wes McBurney 82 Robert McCain Tammy McGinnis Jenny McGovern Lorelei Meier Danielle Meyer Christina Miller ft 4 Manh Boun Quang Robin Reddick James Reeves David Reimers Shawna Remus Rick Rhoades $ f I $ I V Phils Milsap Andy Molguard Mary Morris Janeen Mosher Melissa Mullins Joe Muniz Earl Nelson Linh Chi Nguyen Luat Nguyen Chanta Odie Novan Ouloth Sherrie Penn Sompy Phengsiaroun Paul Potts Chanh Quang 83 34 S. Vieneckeo Manyvone Vong Veng Vong Jeff Voyce Melanie Waltz Charman Wangler Tammie Wickett Jeanette Wiedemeier Carol Wilder Anthony Williams Kathy Willitts Dawn Wilson 1 ni C. Wanthanorath Leroy Watson Eric Way Tina Wells Lisa Wheatley Nathan White Kevin Wilson Steve Woods David Wright Roxanne Wright Derrick Wyse Robin Young Make Ups: Tina Boyers Mike Brown James Burkhead Pamela Byrd Dominic Guidichessi Jamei Knight 85 FRESHMAN 86 Shawn Bowman Norman Brown Angela Bruner Nicole Clark Chris Clifton John Cloud Deanna Cockerham Lisa Converse Gary Cook W.- Walter Burgs Kelli Burke Bobbi Burns | John Can- Rhonda Caulfield Thack Cavan Tib Cavan Wade Chambers Will Chambers LI! Fa Che Lok Chey Amy Childers Fathong Chine Shannon Chris tansen Danny Clark t Brian Freland Amy Garcia Jasons Carrels Kelly Gee Troy George Shawn Gibbens M • Hp p Jennifer Hancock Kent Hanson Steven Haskell Tammy Hans Dusty Hawthorne Micheal Higgins Brad Hosman Becky Hotchkiss Jonathon Hoye Shearise Hughes Vicki Hulton Chris Hayes Samantha Hays Brandon Henderson Bounkong Heuang Jenny Hickcox Karen Hicks 89 Veronica Jacobs Anthony Jamez Charles Jefferies Ken Johanson Darrell Johnson Harold Johnson Amy Jones Dee Jones Tonia Jorgenson Jason Lee Lynn Lehman Huong Lemvan San Leovan Ronald Letts Ross Lewis ?0 Nick Petefish Niphaphone Phannaha S. Phetpriyavanh O. Phonsavth Baccam Phoukham Laura Piersort Frank Rabon Tracy Raymond Tom Razor 9 § Kathy Rice Chad Richardson Daniel Rittel 9 Kaliah Saadi K. Sackprascuth Steve Savage Cecelia Shultz Richard Seidenkranz Ada Sells Jenny Pietsch Robert Pirkl Kent Poage Jeff Porter Sinang Prak Tammy Prother Meloney Reed Scott Rhodes Cynthia Rice £ § Don Repplinger Clay Robinson Betty Ross Howie Ross Lolita Rushing Rowen Russell 93 94 Front row: Lana Butcher, Leslie Preminger, Leigh Vasquez, Susie Choate, Jacque Newell, Shana Shabazz. Middle row: Kathy Hove, Kim Kasper, Rose Barcellano, Theresa Moderick, Kim Searcy, Roseline Barcellano. Last row: Kim Beasley, Betty Stotler, Mrs. Marsha Peterson, Thatcher Williams, Julie Kaster, Paula Baker. PEP CLUB REACHES GOAL I feel that this years Pep Club did a super job! I ' d like to thank all the members for their help and I hope more students get involved, said Leigh Vasquez, president of Pep Club. Pep Club is an organization which promotes school spirit. This years goals was to try to get as many students as possi- ble involved in North High ac- tivities. The Pep Club should be commended for their good work. Thatcher Williams (Fletch) shows off his artistic abilities. 98 Key Club has a busy year Front row: Paul Wiedemeier, Rhonda King, Carol Boyce, Kim Vignaroli, Margo Miller, Kim Oxenford, Jeanette Wiedemeier, Carey Gilliam, Chuck Daniel. Back row: (Kiwanis Adviser) Wayne Prieast, Mr. Randy Gordan, Julie Kaster, Ivy Daye, Kim Beasley, Betty Stotler, Gloria Gary, Shannon Laidley, Marion Gaughan, Julie Sandin. Key Club, which is an organization for high school students to help service the community, has had a busy year with three year long projects, assistance in the food drive, and other projects on the side. The three year long projects consist of an Adopt a Grandparent project, where students visit shut-ins to talk to elderly citizens who don ' t normally get visits. A Junior Tutor project where elementary students are helped with their reading at the Northside library, and the Student to Student project which involves Oak Park elementary and H.S. students who share his her leadership skills while helping the teacher. In this project the students hope to gain a big sister brother, tutor, and role model in one. The club has also participated in the Kiwanis pancake day at Vets, and of course it wouldn ' t be complete without their holiday messages. Key Club serves the community so that both sides benefit. Membership of this club is open to all students throughout the school. Key Club members help Iowa ' s needy by supporting the food pantry where North students contributed over 1300 food items. 99 First row: Lynn Flaherty, Mike Englebrecht, Kim Floyd, Second row: Donna Anderson, Darcy Dunlap, Susan Choate, Kim Searcy, Kelli Burke, Margo Miller, Theresa Modrick, Third row: Debbie Ford, Kelly Gee, Thien Leuang, Rick Vanderleest, Michael Luna, Monica Kelley. Fourth row: Patti Chapman, Dawn Stuck, Tracy Van Wyck, Jim Frost, Ike Cox, Ed Ollie, Eric Webster. Fifth row: Roseline Barcellano, Ivy Daye, Paula Baker, Jacque Chappell. Sixth row: Amy Allen, Bill Gray, Paul Dewey, Terence Manning, Kelly Russell, Veronica McClelland, Craig Jones, Candie Michel. Student Council Works For North High Student Council is an organization whose purpose is to work for the betterment of our school. Members carry a great deal of responsibility concerning division of labor and committee involvement. The Council is responsible for organizing many school functions and programs, from which the whole school benefits. This year the Council plans to have an end of the year celebration dance. Student Council officers discuss the days business. Front row: Darrell Barbour, Laura Meyers, Jodi Hester, Veronica McLelland, Shawna Shabazz: Back row: Ms. Pam Brennan, Mike Collins, Thatcher Williams, Marion Gaughan, Beth Axness. SIL Shows Leadership Students in Leadership (S.I.L.) at North is one of the five clubs located in the Des Moines area school district S.I.L. is dedi- cated to learning new leadership skills and helping the community. This year the presi- dent of S.I.L. is Jodi Hester, the vice presi- dent is Laura Meyers. Last year the S.I.L. clubs combined to raise over $3,000 to help fight muscular dys- trophy. These students really are leaders! Jodi Hester and Thatcher Williams collect tickets at Mid-Winter Melt Down Dance, but because of few sales the dance was cancelled. 101 DEC A and OEA 1st Semester First row: Kim Floyd, Dwayne Downing, Leslie Frost, Mike Engelbrecht, Valerie Ford, Lori Bird. Second row: Suprenia Bolden, Joel Diehl, Holly Herman, Tammy Clark, Kathy Luna, Tom Holmes, Wayne Newton. Last row: T. J. Aeschliman, Mr. Terry Eaton, Paul White, Tom Beall, Paul Bryant, Anita Williams. First row: Pennee Howser, Koni Woodard, Traci Fazio, Candie Michael, Darcy Dunlap, Carey Gilliam, Char- lotte Doherty. Second row: Mrs. Betty Jackson, Debbie Cox, Lisa Henderson, Sherri Neal, Doreen Williams, Kim Bradford. 102 DES MOINES NORTH OEA OEA stands for Office Educa- tion Association. OEA members participate in service projects, so- cial activities and fund raisers. Left to Right: Kim Bradford, Carey Gilliam, Darcy Dunlap, Mrs. Betty Jackson, Sherri Neal, Charlotte Doherty. Front Row: Tom Beall, Kris Hernadez, Joel Diehl, Jenese Tharp, T.J. Aeschliman. Second Row: Tammy Clark, Dwayne Downey, Mike Engelbrecht, Leslie Frost, Lori Bird, Valerie Ford, Kim Floyd. Third Row: Jeff Osberg, Tom Holmes, Holly Herman, Kathy Luna, James Hand, Mr. Terry Eaton. Distributive Education Clubs of America is a program for Juniors and Seniors who want to work at least fifteen hours a week. 103 Senior Cheerleaders: Teresa Modrick, Kar- la Meislahn, Dana Forney, Michele McPhearsen, Andrea Murray, Marty Barina, Leigh Vasquez and Missy Shaw. Through the rain and the cold all of these girls do an excellent job of keeping up the NORTH HIGH, school spirit. We thank these girls for a job well done! Junior Cheerleaders: Shannon Taff, Jody Holman, Jody Hester, Kim Searcy and Sue Choate. 104 Upper left Varsity Wrestling: Bottom Row: Shannon Taff, Diane Vander Linden, Kim Searcy, Theresa Modrick, Karla Meislahn. Middle Row: Missy Shaw. Top Row: Stacy Hamilton, Jennifer Korte, Debbie Bird. Upper right Varsity Basketball: Dana Forney, Jodi Holman, Darcy Dunlap, Susie Choate, Kim Searcy. Left Freshman Basketball: Bottom row: Shannon Christianson. Middle row: Donna Ford, Michelle Van Hoever. Top row: Vilay Lovan. Right Freshman Basketball: Bottom row: Phoukham Baccam, Tra- cy Miller, Amy Childers. Top row: Jennifer Hancock. Lower right Sophomore Basketball: Bottom row: Jamie Knight, Jacque Chappell, Nanette Chezum, Top row: Ivy Daye, Michelle DePhillips, Tammy Calhoun. 105 ROTC ROTC members The 1985-86 Marine Corps ROTC has had a very productive and busy year. A lot of time was consumed in travel, including a week stay at Par- is Island, South Carolina, for boot camp. The group also visited ISU and various surrounding states, participating in drill and marching competitions. A new group was also formed, going by the name of the American Knights; a combination of the already existing groups. The Blue Knights, a precision drill team. ROTC Officers and NCO ' s 106 Drama Club Drama Club supports North High and Des Moines Area dra- ma. It consists of actors, stagecrew, and back stage people. Drama Club goes to area plays and would like to take trips to see other productions. Row 1: Tom Gordinier — Secretary, Shelly Smith — Vice President, Marion Gauhgahan— President, Beth Axness— Treasurer. Row 2: Mrs. Vanderhoef, Nanette Chezum, Missy Shaw, Midori Powers, Laura Meyers, Valerie Gale. Row 3: John Young, Shannon Laidley, Jennifer York, Shannon Taff, Rosemarie Barcellano. From left to right: Shelly Smith, Beth Axness, Laura Meyers, Jenny York, Beth Birmingham, Shannon Laidley. Mimes This is the third year of Mimes at North High. They have the experience and new members, to make it a creative force. The Mimes perform for both non-profit organizations and paid entertainment. 107 )j — A variety of talent displayed: — This year the North high school drama should be com- mended for organizing two one-act plays (the Sandbox and a Visitor from Forrest Hills) and a pantomime production. All three were very successful and each individual showed a variety of talent. The Sandbox, by Edward Albee, was an absurd comedy about how we treat our elders as if they were infants. A Visitor from Forrest Hills, by Neil Simon (taken from Plaza Suite) was a comedy about the fear of becoming like your parents and overcoming your problems by communi- cation. Sandbox: Mommy . . . Shannon Taff Daddy . . . John Young Grandma . . . Shelly Smith Youngman . . . Tom Gordinier Flutist . . . Susie Choate Visitor From Forrest Hills: Norma . . . Nanette Chezum Roy . . . Tom Gordinier Borden . . . Chuck Daniel Mimsey . . . Missy Shaw Grandma checking it out! Together forever! Silent discussion. I have a headache Is it time vet? Jazz band Front row: Elaine Gary, Brain Chapman, Donna Anderson, Dana Forney, Kevin Wilson, Scott Kalwinsky Middle row: Kim Oxenford, Sandy Adams, Wes Duren, Jim Davis (director) Back row: David Mendenhall, Gloria Gary, Steve Swift, Tim McMains, Jeanette Wiedemeier, Mike Pearson. The Jazz band got off to a good start this year by playing in the winter concert. After that it was off to Ames where the State Jazz Band Contest was held. They ' jazzed ' their way to the University of Northern Iowa, and finally to Hoover where they ended their musical season. Mr. Jim Davis was very pleased with the Jazz Band ' s performances. Orchestra Left to right: David Lee Tina Ashley Donna Ford Stacy Hamilton Kim Smith Christine Oden Wendy Branchcomb Debbie Ford Phyllis Breddin (director) 111 5 Is that really Cherry Coke, Wes? Drum Majorette Donna Anderson. Band Makes Good Showing This year the North High Band made a good showing at the marching competitions they attend- ed. The Band started the year with the McDonalds Festival of Bands, where they received third place and the All Star Drum Major Award. At State com- petition they earned a TWO rating. At Valleyfest the Band was first in their class, at the showdown they were seventh place. Drum Major Donna Anderson believes that you only get out of band what you put in it. With the Band ' s record this year, we know that every person gave to the success of the Marching Polar Bears. Why is Tim so happy? 113 Choir Concert Choir First row: Jennifer York, Shelly Smith, Shanah Shabazz, Kendra Brown, Dawn Purdy, Marge Harper. Second row: Juanita Patterson, Missy Shaw, Paul Dewey, Joel Diehl, Michelle Simpson, Donna An- derson, Shelly Kitselman, Doreen Williams. Last row: Laurie Durham, Jerry Golay, Tom Durham, Bart Brayman, Rick Flaherty, Lenorad Pryor. First row: Phoukham Baccam, Becky Hotchkiss, Treva Negret, Lisa Hensley, Cindy Smith, Lisa Kline, Jenny Young, Meloney Reed, Melissa McDonald. Second row: Bobbi Burns, Tina Miller, Tania Jorgensen, Roxanna Bevel, Amy Garcia, Michelle VanHoever, Brenda Stewart, Melissa Overton. Third row: Wanda Smith, Michelle McClinton, Kelly Burke, Amy Childers, Lori Latshaw, Michelle Dishman, Ronnie Payton, Tracy Sorter, Rachelle Craig. First row: Nanette Chezum, Shelly Smith, Suzzane Fox, Shannon Christiansen, Stacey Thorton, Marge Harper, Debra Hogbin, Janeen Mosher, Kathy Willets, Sabrena Gullickson. Second row: Denise Winebrenner, LaRhonda Bolden, Juanita Patterson, Bernie Rothman, Jim Hand, Kent Hanson, Alex Greenfield, Melissa Finch, Lora See, Kristin Miller, Kristi Flaherty. Last row: Tina Wells, Kim Brown, Sonja Heckathorn, Cindy Johnson, Lisa Spring, David Wright, Mike Lupkes, Troy Hall, Margo Miller, Kim Vignaroli, Stacy Logan, Tracey Hanson. Bottom row: Kendra Brown, Nanette Chezum, Donna Anderson. Middle row: Shelly Smith, Jennifer York, Shanah Shabazz. Top row: Leonard Pryor, Tom Durham, Bart Brayman, Joel Diehl. Library Assistants Back row: Pam Karrett, David Luke, Kurt Vogel, Chris Thomas. Front row: Lisa Tavares, Kathy Lattimer, Stacy Thorton, Ken Wilits. Office Assistants Back row: Wes McBurney, Tracy Spicer, Chuck Daniel, Marcus Barber, Pam Karrett, Rick Vanderleest, Joel Alexander, Beth Axness, Lynn Flaherty, Melissa Hampe. Front row: Denise Weinbrenner, Melissa Shaw, Konnie Woodard, Jerri Carter, Melissa Gaudineer, Kendra Ross, Jenny Smith, Elaine Gary, Eric Way. Nurse Assistants Back row: Lisa Spring, Robbie Bird, Jeff Ozberg, Tracy War- ren, Sandy Frakes (nurse), Tra- cy Hansen. Front row: Tina Wells, Shawna Reemus, Caroly n Overs, Bobbi Jo Rumbaugh. 2nd Semester Assistants Attendance Office Assistants: Row 1: Corey Ingram, Vicki Beasley, Jodi O ' Brien, Mellissa Gaudineer, Margo Miller, Beth Axness, Denise Winebrenner. Row 2: Elaine Gary, Eric Linford, Debbie Houth, Kris Hernadez, Chuck Daniel, Melissa Hampe, Kelly Van Dyke. Nurse Assistants: Row 1: Tammy House, Tina Wells. Row 2: Kim Knapp, Lisa Spring, Tracy Hanson. Library Assistants: Row 1: Kevin Wilson, Stacey Thornton, Ken Willitts, Row 2: Troy Kreuger, David Luke, Chris Thomas, Kurt Vogel, Rick Flaherty. Office Helpers: Row 1: Shelly Nelson, Kathy Willitts, Jean Hatfield, Paula Wright. Row 2: Tina Beller, Jodi Holman, Charlotte Doherty, Tammy Doherty, Lisa Montgomery, Kelli Gee, Dawn Stuck, Todd Dresch. 1 17 S.A.D.D. stresses the importance of Life Front row: Jodi Hester, Diane Vanderlinden, Shawna Shabazz, Marion Gaughan, Laura Meyers, Connie Baker. Back row: Paul Dewey, Thatcher Williams, David Luke, Beth Axness, Rhonda King, Julie Sandin, Robert O ' Brien, Mr. Granville Williams. s. Don ' t be a sucker Don ' t ruin the night, Driving while drunk Is wrong. It ' s not right! Tonight is too special To come to an end Through the loss of your life, Or the death of a friend. Thank you for thinking, Portsmouth S.A.D.D. Chapter -s S.A.D.D. stands for Students Against Driving Drunk. Their purpose is not to make people quit drinking, but ii.. °ad to make the public aware of the dangers of drunk u l ; n , and the innocent people that get hurt each year because . c H. Mr. Granville William., is head of the organization. This year the club has been involved in making buttons and bumper-stickers, and organizing the 50 ' s Dance. S.A.D.D. ' s goal is to become a nationally affiliated group, with supporters nation wide. 1 18 Marge Overholser Office Staff Rita Oline Office Staff Julie Ambelang Office Staff Jean Eisenlauer Office Staff Nancy Peterson Office Staff Lowell Perry Guidance Counselor Dr. Paul Devin— Principal, Ken Frey— Vice Principal, Dr. Joan Roberts, Vice Principal 120 Harold Olsen Guidance Counselor Ray Nash Guidance Counselor Frank Fair Guidance Counselor Randy Gordon Guidance Counselor Lee Koester Math Jon Starek Social Studies Sondra McAllister Home Economics Bernice Boyum Clerical Jean Hensley Counseling Clerk Frank Shellenburger B.D. Program Jack Gray Driver Ed. Kenneth Whitney Special Ed. Sue Bell B.D. Program Lois Forrester English Phyllis Breddin Music Kathy Bassett L.D. Resource Jim Davis Band George Davis Resource Teacher Terry Eaton DECA Dwayne Crozier Social Science 121 Robert McCarthy ROTC Granville Williams Science Orval Knee Math Ath. Dir. Marcia Zike Reading Carolyn Cox English Trellis Johannsen Associate Larry Weidemeier Ind. Art Marilyn Quinn ESL Dick Moberly Math Kirby Gilson Math Linda Rodriguez French Spanish Eldon Peterson Driver Ed. 122 Tim Leonard Science Durene Kasner Associate Betty Jackson Business Jo Dwiere Library Clerk Carolyn Druart Art Cindy McDonald Busine ss Nancy Lenhart Soc. Sci. Phyllis Sellers Librarian Sophie Wallentine English Steve Carson Driver Ed. David Chamberlin Music Dick Clark Science 123 Robin Vanderhoef Speech Drama Joe Nemec ESL Mike Nyman — Jlsm Soc. Sci. David Hardie Ind. Arts Faith Monk Special Ed. Royann Savage French Spanish Fred Lazear Social Science Rhonda Campbell L.D. Self Cont. Robert Hunter Business Pam Brennan ESL 1 ' A, Becky Hendren Home Econ. Tom Fitzgerald Social Science Sandra Thorpe P.E. Mike Fontana Substitute Teacher Ron Holmgren L.D. 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Ankeny Blvd., Ankeny N.W. 62nd Merle Hay, Johnston 100 8th Street S.W., Altoona 138 Journalism Staffs Oracle First Semester: Deniece Johnson Kelly Russell Debbie Cox Jacque Newell Kim Kasper Rhonda King (Editor) Kim Floyd Tammy Clark (Editor) Leslie Frost Tracy Warren Marty Gookin Tawnya Merritt Herbie Bailey Paul White Midori Powers Oracle Second Semester: Bottom Row: Rhonda King (Editor) Tammy Clark (Editor) Top Row: Kim Floyd Tawnya Merritt Deniece Johnson Leigh Vasquez Leslie Frost Herbie Bailey Yearbook Second Semester: Bottom Row: Rose Barcellano Jacque Newell Tom Gordinier Midori Powers Tracy Biddle Top Row: Eric Linford Leigh Vasquez Susie Choate Kendra Ross Jenese Tharp Jim Chipp Tracy Warren (Editor) Ginger Carlson 139 North High, North High Dear old North High. We have a love for you that will never die. As long as you stand we will stand by. Dear old, Dear old North High. Anita Ackiss 86 Sandra Adams 21,29,54,65,111 Thomas Aeschliman 54,70,102,103 Debora Aguilar 47,79 Katheryn Akes 86 James Alatorre 70 Joel Alexander 79,116 Amy Allen 54,67,100 Tracy Allen 70 Donna Anderson 54,65,67,100,111,113, 114,115 Peach Anderson 70 Shelby Anderson 42 Calvin Andrews 65 Melissa Armstrong 79 Steven Armstrong 8,54,65 Tina Ashley 10,86,111 Elizabeth Axness 9,70,101,107,108,116,117, 118 Chanpgeng Baccam 79 Chiengkham Baccam 70 Khamphoui Baccam 4,70,86,51 Khamphuy Baccam 27,51 Lang Baccam 70 Phoukham Baccam 86,93,105,114 Phoukheun Baccam 86 Sue Baccam 70 Daniel Bailey 86 Herbert Bailey 139 Kimberly Bailey 70 Connie Baker 79,118 James Baker 79 John Baker 70 Paula Baker 70 David Ballentine 70 Jason Banks 86 Bill Bannister 27 Bernadette Barber 70 Dorthy Barber 70 Marcus Barber 79,116 Darrell Barbour 79,101 Roseline Barcellano 29,79,98,100 Rosemarie Barcellano 22,47,98,107,139 Marty Barina 44,104 Stormy Barrington 86,49 Bill Basham 86 Marsha Bauer 79 Shauna Bauge 86 John Baxter 86 Toby Bazarth 86,3,27 Thomas Beall 54,65,70,102,103 Kim Beasley 13,79,98,99 Vicki Beasley 86,117 Derrick Beery 27,86 Jenny Belger 70 Kimberlv Bell 70 Robert Bell 39,37 Jane Belluchi 54,65 Robert Bemeimster 86 Cheisty Bennett 86 Alan Berger 86 Tom Bernett 86 Doug Berry 86 Jerry Berry 70 Lance Berry 86 Sheri Bettis 79 Roxanna Bevel 86,114 Traci Biddle 9.12,54,65,139 Deborah Bird 4,15,79,105 Lori Bird 5,54,65,102,103 Robert Bird 12,24,70,116,51 Beth Birmingham 31,86,107 Shannon Blanchard 86 Larhonda Bolden 70,115 Suprenia Bolden 5,29,70,102 Stephanie Boles 55,65 Mark Boone 27,86 Laura Boren 86 Christopher Borwig 79 Niall Bothwell 86 Keng Boun 27 Shaun Bowman 87 Carol Boyce 31,32.55,65,67,99,19 Tina Boyers 85 Randolph Boylan 79 Kimberly Bradford 102,103 Jerry Branchcomb 79 Wendy Branchcomb 70,111 Barton Brayman 55,65,114,115 Kelli Brommel 79 Barbara Browder 35,55 Albert Brown 70 Charles Brown 70 Julia Brown 79 Ken Brown 24,37 Kendra Brown 17,5 5,114,65,115 Kimberly Brown 70,115 Leonard Brown 70 Michael Brown 85 Norman Brown 4,27,87 Angela Bruner 87 Christine Bruner 22,71 Paul Bryant 71,102 Timothy Bryant 121,30,79 Benny Bueford 71 Sunny Bullock 71 Derek Burage 51 Walter Burgs 27,87 Rick Burhill 79 Joel Burke 71 Kelli Burke 24,87,100,114 Terry Burkett 71,37 James Burkhead 85 Kelly Burks 31,79 Donald Burnett 79 Bobbie Burns 31,87,114 Darrick Burrage 87 Derek Burton 24,71,37 Lana Butcher 87,98 Michael Butts 79 Pamela Byrd 85 Tammy Calhoun 80,105 Oum Cam 71 Sai Cam 79 April Cambell 80 James Camps 87 Diane Cariaco 71 Tami Carlson 31,80 Shawn Carpenter 71 John Carr 27,87 Leslee Carr 29,44,45 James Carter 71 Jerri Carter 80,116 Julie Carter 55 La Cathi 65,19 Ronda Caulfield 87 Chieng Cavan 71 Thack Cavan 87 Tib Cavan 87 Mary Chambers 65 Tina Chambers 80 Wade Chambers 87 Willis Chambers 87 Shane Champlin 87 Xang Chang 65 Bounny Chanthavisouk 87 Brian Chapman 87,111 Donna Chapman 2,6,29,55,65,18 Julie Chapman 80 Patricia Chapman 31,80,100 Paul Chapman 87 Jacqueline Chappell 80,100,105 Amphone Chareunsab 27,87 Ginger Charlson 9,11,22,55,65,139 Marcy Charlson 87 Cheuming Che 55 Fa Che 87 Ida Cheeney 71 Debra Cheetum 44 Lok Chey 87 Nanette Chazum 80,105,107,110,115 Amy Childers 87,105,114 Fathong Chine 87 Jimmy Chipp 22,56,65,139,18 Mark Chittenden 24,80 Susan Choate 71,98,100,104,105,110,139 Sharon Choi 5,56,67 Edward Choi 71 Steven Christensen 24,80,51 Shannon Christiansen 8,87,105,115 Daniel Clark 87,42 Jamie Clark 4 Nicole Clark 87 Samuel Clark 80 Tammy Clark 5,10,22,56,65,102,103,139 Jerry Todd Cleghorn 4,11,71 Christopher Clifton 87 Jonathon Cloud 87 Deanna Clockerham 87 Angela Colbert 71 Michael Collins 71,101 Durwand Conner 71 Cindy Constant 80 Lisa Converse 87 Gary Cook 87 Dan Cooksey 88 Latosha Cooper 71 Melissa Copper 80 Phil Cooper 88 James Corley 7,88 David Cornelious 88 Marlena Cornelison 88 Scott Cornelius 88 Robyn Cornell 88 Sean Cory 27,88 Michael Cowan 71 Thomas Cowles 80 Anthony Cowman 80 Cindy Cox 80 Debbie Cox 22,56,65,102,139 Ivan Cox 24,80,100 Joel Cox 5,24,56 Rachele Craig 88,114 Robert Crane 80 Scott Crane 71 David Craven 65 Michael Cretsinger 56 Sean Cretsinger 88 Mary Crouch 47,48,80,19 Steven Crouch 80 Shawn Cwoushore 27,88 Michael Crowell 88 Ronald Crumble 88 James Cummings 16,71 Matthew Cumpton 17 Robert Dale 56 De Van Dang 71 Charles Daniel 7,21,56,65,99,110,116,117, 19 Kristine Davenport 80 Josef David 21,71 Kristine Davis 31,80 Lyle Davis 88 Tyrone Davis 71,37 Ivy Daye 80,99,100,105 Jalynn Daye 80 Michele De Phillips 80,105 Carrie Dennis 80 Merrily Dennis 88 Michelle Dennis 14,88 Tony Denton 24,80 Kelly Depaleon 4 Robert DePatten 27,88,42 Paul Dewey 71,100,114,118 Joel Deihl 56,102,103,114,115 Randy Diller 88 Michael Dillor 80 Dan Dishman 80 Michelle Dishman 4,5,88,114 Michael Dixon 71 Christopher Dochterman 88 Tracy Dochterman 80 Charles Dodson 88 Charlotte Doherty 57,102,103,117,65 Tammy Doherty 88,117,49 Michael Donahue 30,38,39,57,65,37 Monica Dorsett 88 Dwayne Downey 57,102,103,65,51 Traci Downey 80 141 Elizabeth Draper 31,71 Todd Dresch 7,14,88,108,117,51 Joseph Dudley 80 Linda Dudley 71 William Duff 71,64 Joanna Dungy 88 Eric Dunigan 71 Darcy Dunlap 5,7,57,100,102,103,105,65 Chui Duong 88 Wesely Duren 71,110,111 Laurie Durham 72,108,114 Thomas Durham 24,72,114,115,51 Vicki Elverum 72 Michael Engelbrecht 22,57,100,102,103,65, 67,37 Dennis Epping 88 Brenda Essex 29 Barbara Evans 72,49 Kevin Fargo 72 Tracey Fazio 57,102 Joseph Fazio 81 Mary Fees 88 Alouysis Fernandes 81 Lawrence Fernandes 73 Tim Ferral 24 Darcy Field 81,33 Melissa Finch 65,115 John Firestine 72 Kristi Flaherty 35,88,115,49 Lynn Flaherty 71,100,116 Richard Flaherty 3,4,21,24,57,114,117,65, 19 Teresa Flanders 78 Shawn Fletcher 81 Cory Floyd 38,72,42 Kimberly Floyd 9,72,100,102,103,139,65 Troy Floyd 57,88,37 Shery Foddrill 72 Robert Foley 81 Debbie Ford 29,88,100,50,111,49 Donna Ford 88,105,111 Mike Ford 21 Valerie Ford 102,103,65,19 Dana Forney 13,57,104,105,111,65,67 Stacey Forney 35,88,49 Larry Fountain 24 Suzzane Fox 72,115 William Franklin 72 James Frederick 72 Kelvin Freeman 72 Brian Freland 89 James Frost 24,81 Leslie Frost 11,22,58,100,102,103,139,65 Valerie Gale 72,107,108 Yolanda Yvonne Galvan Erin Ganpat 35 Amy Garcia 4,89,114 Jason Garrels 27,89 Kevin Garrels 24,81 Elaine Gary 81,111,116,117,19 Gloria Gary 12,58,99,111,65,67 Melissa Gaudineer 72,116,117 Marion Gaughan 58,99,101,107,118,65,66 Kelly Gee 35,36,89,100,50,117,49 Brian George 37 Tony George 89,37 Quoc Dung Giang 58 Shawn Gibbons 89 Tina Gibson 81 Autumn Gillespie 72 Carey Gilliam 58,99,102,103,65 Mike Glenn 37 Phillip Glenn 24,72,52,51 Kendall Godwin 16,24,72 Tony George 72 Jerry Golay 30,72,114 Frederick Gookin 5,72,139 Thomas Gordinier 22,72,107,108,110,139, 19 Tabitha Grady 89 Todd Graham 72 Todd Gray 58,72,65 William Gray 100 Crystle Green Marcus Green 89 Alesha Greene 81 Alexander Greenfield 72,115 Leane Greenlee 89 Gregory Griffin 72 David Groenhoff 78 Lisa Grogan 72 Julie Grooms 89,49 Teresa Gruening 72 Dominic Guidichessi 24,85 Sabrena Gullickson 72,115 Tracy Hale 81,48,47 Christopher Hall 72,37 David Hall 81 Troy Hall 89,115 Cynthia Halsted 81 Danny Haltiner 89 Matthew Hamilton 24,58,65 Stacey Hamilton 89,105,111 Melissa Hampe 81,116,117 Jennifer Hancock 8,89,105 James Hand 9,58,72,103,65,115 Heather Hanson 81 Kent Hanson 89,115 Tracey Hanson 81,116,117,115,47 Anthony Hardin 81 Michael Harley 89 Margaret Harper 58,114,65,115 Carla Harris 73 Eric Harris 27,89 Laura Hart 89 Jodi Harvey 73 Steven Haskell 89 Jean Hatfield 81,117 Tammy Haus 35,89 Dallas Hawkins 22,65 Darrell Hawthorne 89 Christina Hayes 89 Paul Hays 24,81,33 Samantha Hays 89 Troy Hazelbaker Betty Head 81 Keith Head 59,73 Sonja Heckathorn 81 Brandon Henderson 89,115 Lisa Henderson 73,102 Mike Henderson 73 Michael Henrichs 24,81 Lisa Hensley 114 Holly Herman 73,102,103 Chu Hernadez 117 Kris Hernadez 103,117 Richard Hesseltine 81 Jodi Hester 16,73,101,104,118 Steven Hetherington 24,81 Bounkong Heuang 89 Shannon Heuermann 73 Kevin Hewes 81 Jennifer Hickcox 89 Dawn Hicks 59,65 Karen Hicks 89 Laurie Hicks 59 James Higgins 73 Michael Higgings 14,89 Michele Hildebrand 73 Cynthia Hill 73 Richard Hill 73 Sid Hill 24 Tracy Hill 5,81 Chad Hobbiebrunken 73,33 Anthony Hocking 7,73 Debra Hogbin 81,115 Jodi Holman 3,8,73,104,105,117 Thomas Holmes 59,102,103 Marlane Hood 81 Brad Hosman 27,89,51 Rebecca Hotchkiss 73,89,114 Rhonda Houghman 73 Debbie Houth 117 Tammy House 117 Kathy Hove 73,98 Harold Howard 81 Pennee Howser 22,73,64,102,65 Jonathon Hoye 89 Shearise Hughs 89 Vicki Hulton 89 Carla Hupp 73 Minn Huynh 73 Tarn Thanh Huynh 73,77 Jill Immel 9,73 Julie Immel 81 Corey Ingram 81,117 Sandra Irish 81 J. Itthiphonh 73 Barbara Jackson 78 Veronica Jacobs 31,90 DaVonna James 29,73 Anthony James 90 Charles Jeffries 21,90 Donya Jenkins 65 Kenneth Johanson 90 Cynthia Johnson 81,115 Darrell Johnson 90 Deniece Johnson 73,139 Harold Johnson 90 Junior Johnson 27 Malissa Johnson 73 Marvina Johnson 82 Robert Johnson 90 Andrew Johnston 73 Laura Johnston 2,90 Alonzo Jones 27,90 Amy Jones 90 Craig Jones 82,100 Dee Jones 90 Robert Jordan 27 Tania Jorgensen 31,90,114 Tracy Judd 82 Howard Julvis 82 Scott Kalwishky 82,111 Pamela Karrett 12,59,116,65 Brian Kasper 90,42 Kimberly Kasper 73,98,139 Julie Kaster 35,82,98,99,44 Chanhwama Kaun 90 Twala Kee 82 Kimberly Keith 73 Carmela Kellar 73 Penny Keller 82 Monica Kelley 73,100 David Kellogg 82 Morean Kelson 90 Tena Kennedy 90 Brian Kephart 73 Khamsing Khoang 74 Tracey Kidd 74 Allison Kieffer 31 Richard Killings 74 Ruby Killings 90 Mary Kimball 74,18 David Kimble 74 Elizabeth Kimbley 31,90 Sharon King 82 Rhonda King 17,59,99,118,139,65,67 Charles Kirk 12,82,96,19 Dave Kissinger 90 Shelly Kitselman 74,114 Lisa Kline 82,114 Tina Kline 9,59 Edward Knapp 8,27,90,51 Kimberly Knapp 9,14,27,59,117,65 Cindy Knight 74 Jamie Knight 15,85,105 Jason Knight 27,90,51 Yolanda Kooker 74 Jennifer Korte 74,105 Daniel Kramer 82,33 Fred Kreider 82 Robert Kreinbring 90 Christopher Kreyling 90 Debbie Kroll 45,44 Troy Krueger 30,82,117 Amy Kurschinski 4,29,74 Kathy La 74 Alexis Lacey 82 4 2 Jan Lacey 82 Shannon Laidley 31,82,99,107 Nicole Laird 65 Stephen Laird 90,33 Eric Larson 82 David Lashley 90,19 John Lass 82 Lori Latshaw 90,114 Mike Latshaw 74 Kathy Lattimer 92,74,116,44 Joey Lauman 30 Minh Le 74 Phuc Le 59,65 Phouc Le 82 Chou Lee 74 David Lee 11,60,111,66 Darren Lee 51,90 Jason Lee 90 Lynn Lehman 14,90 Huong Lemvan 90 San Leoman 90 Ronald Letts 90 David Letz 6 Thien Leuang 8,100 Randall Lewis 33 Ross Lewis 90 Eric Linford 60,117,139,66 Mark Linford 82,91,33 Chris Little 74 Mark Littlejohn 12 Stacey Logan 67,115 Shawn Loghry 91 Donovan Long 91 Roberta Lorenz 74 Phet Lothi 91 Antoine Louis 66 Khamsouk Louvan 66 Bouakham Lovan 82 Bounny Lovan 82 Chanh Lovan 27,91 Chong Lovan 51 Kham Lovan 91 Khamkong Lovan 91 Lay Lovan 91 Ok Lovan 82 Som Lovan 91 Somsack Lovan 82 Toan Lovan 82 Vilayphone Lovan 91,105 Fonda Lovelady 82,47 Scott Lowery 78 Saman Lu 74,91 David Luke 60,116,117,118,66 Tina Lukehart 91 John Lumley 91 Katherine Luna 60,102,103,66 Michael Luna 27,91,100,42 Chien Luong 82 La Luong 91 Thien Luong 27 Michael Lupkes 91,115 Cheng Ly 60,66 Jackie Madison 91 Richard Majerus 82 Khoekham Malavong 82 Terence Manning 27,91,100 James Marean 64 Gerald Marlin 91 Scott Marnin 24,74,51 Armon Marshall 74 Denise Martin 91 Michael Martin 74 Steven Marvelli 74,33 Leela Mason 91 Michael Mason 24,82 Tylonda Mason 91 Cynthia Mastin 91 Trent Mastin 15,91,33 Mike Mathis 37,39 Deanna May 10,91 Edward May 60 Harvey Mayhan 91 Conney McAbee 31,91 Bill McBee 60 Wesley McBurney 82,116 Robert Mccain 83 Matthew McCall 74 Jennifer Mccarl 3,20,29,91,50,49 Gina McClelland 91 Veronica McClelland 74,100,101 John McClintic 27,91 Michele McClinton 114 Kimberly McClish 91 Melissa McClish 92 Louis McCray 92 Mark McDonald 74,33 Melissa McDonald 92,114 Tammy McGinnis 83 Jenny McGovern 83 Lillie McGregor 74 Terry Mcgregor 92 Thomas McGregor 74 Jesse McLarty 92 Theodore McMains 92 Timothy McMains 74,111 Dennis McNeeley 66 Paula McNeeley 74 Michelle McPhearson 104 Lorelei Meier 83 Carla Meislahn 104,105 David Mendenhall 74,111 Terry Mercie 74 Tawnya Merritt 139,66 Chad Meyer 4,5,74 Danielle Meyer 83 Laura Meyers 35,101,107,108,117,66 Patricia Meyrat 74 Candice Michel 22,100,102,66 Christina Miller 8,83 Jeffrey Miller 92,42 Kristen Miller 115 Margo Miller 21,31,75,99,100,117,115 Norman Miller 92 Tina Miller 92,114 Todd Miller 92 Tracy Miller 92,105 Cynthia Milligan 75 Phils Millsap 83 Bonnie Mingo 22,75 Jason Mitchell 92 Theresa Modrick 5,60,98,100,104,105,66,67 Andy Molguard 83 Peter Mondloch 67 James Monroe 75,37 Lisa Montgomery 29,92,50,117,49 Garrison Moore 75 Tammy Moore 92 Tyrone Moore 37,19 Ivan Morris 92 Mary Morris 83 Sean Morris 4 Tony Morris 75 Janeen Mosher 83,115 Melissa Mullins 5,83,48,47 Jose Muniz 24,83 Mike Murphy 24 Andrea Murray 20,61,104,44,66,67 Timothy Murray 92 Huon Muypeng 75 Donna Naab 92 Keri Nail 10,83 Tim Nail 75 Tonia Nail 83 Sherry Neal 75,102,103 Kimberly Negrete 83 Treva Negrete 35,92,114 Daylenne Neimeyer 49 Earl Nelson 83 Shelly Nelson 75,117 Jaquelin Newell 14,75,98,139 Wayne Newton 102 Heng Ngan 75 Ha Ngo 9,75 Giau Nguyen 92 Hue Nguyen 75 Hung Nguyen 92 Linh Nguyen 83 Luat Nguyen 83 My Nguyen 75 Trix Xuan Nguyen 61,66,67 Viet Nguyen 75 Cecil Nichols 24,83,19 Daylene Niemeyer 92,19 Jodie OBrien 4,92,117 Robert OBrien 75,118 Orlando Oakley 92 Christine Oden 83,111 Chandra Odie 83 Chanta Odie 83 Ed Ollie 27,92,100,42 Jeffrey Osberg 5,10,22,61,103,116,66 Novan Oulath 83 Carolyn Overs 6,75,116 Katie Overton 92 Melissa Overton 92,114 Rebecca Overton 92 Kimberly Oxenford 31,92,99,111 Stan Page 24 Melissa Pagitt 4,92 Trina Paige 15 Melissa Palmer 75 Robert Parkey 42 Russell Parkey 92 Eric Parrott 75,108 Juanita Patterson 61,114,66,115 Ronie Pay ton 8,92,114 Chris Pearson 61,66 Laura Pearson 31 Michael Pearson 92,111 Steven Pearson 92 Muy Kun Peng 75 Sherrie Penn 83 Eric Penney 75 Scott Pepper 61 Kim Perkins 75 Nicholas Petefish 27,93,33 Niphaphone Phanmaha 93 Sompy Phengsiaroun 83 Vathany Phengsiaroun 77 Somchanh Phetpriyavanh 93 Sisoukane Phichitchaleun 75 Todd Phipps 75 Khampheuy Phongsavath 75 Oumpheng Phongsavath 93 Laura Pierson 93 Jenny Pietsch 93 Robert Pirkl 93,42 C. Plavongviengkha 75 Kent Poage 27 Donald Poe 10,75 Jeffrey Porter 27 Shawn Porter 24,51 Paul Potts 83 Midori Powers 13,61,107,108,139,66,67 Sinang Prak 93 Tim Prangler 75 Tammy Prather 14,93 Leslie Preminger 61,98,66 Deborah Primrose 75 Amy Proctor 61,75,66 Leonard Pry or 8,24,62,114,66,115 Steven Pugh 75,108,51 Dawn Purdy 62,114,66,67 Jessica Purscell 75 Bouankham Quang 27,76 Chanh Quang 83 Manh Quang 83 James Quinnett 76 Frank Rabon 93 Scott Rader 42 Jeffrey Ragan 76 Tammi Rasmussen 76 Tracy Raymond 93 Tom Razor 93 Robbin Reddick 83 Mechele Reed 31,32,62,66,18 Meloney Reed 93,114 Rose Reeves 76 James Reeves 83 David Reimes 83 Shawna Remus 83,116 John Reynolds 76 Rick Rhoades 24,83,51 Jeffrey Rhoades 84 Scott Rhodes 10,93 Cynthia Rice 93 Katherina Rice 93 Margret Rice 27,76 Chad Richardson 27,93 Bobby Ridley 84 Roscoe Ries 76 Eric Riley 84 Carl Ringer 76 Don Ripplinger 93 Joe Rissman 84 Tina Rissman 76 Daniel Rittel 93 Clay Robinson 93 Katrina Robinson 84 Pamela Robinson 76 Regina Rokes 76 Larry Rose 84 Betty Ross 93 Howard Ross 93 Kendra Ross 17,62,76,116,139,66 Lennie Ross 84,51 Richard Ross 62 Bernard Rothman 76,115 Carl Rowland 24,84 Chad Ruffert 76 Bobbie Rumbaugh 84,116 Monty Rundle 24,76 Lolita Rushing 93 Kelly Russell 20,76,100,139 Rowena Russell 93 Kaliah Saadi 93 Kham Sack 84 Kseuth Sackpraseuth 93 Cheth Sam 84 John Sampson 84 Randy Sanders 24 Julie Sandin 76,99,118 Stephen Savage 93 James Scarlett 84 Benjamin Schempp 84 Mark Scheuermann 76 Michael Scheuermann 76 David Schmidt 84,51 Shellaine Schnoor 76 Cecelia Schultz 93 John Scigliano 84 Tanya Scott 76 James Searcy 84 Kim Searcy 8,76,98,100,104,105 Lora See 83,115 James Seely 62,66 Dusty Seiberling 83 Richard Seidenkranz 93 Ada Sells 93 Kenneth Semple 84 Raushanah Shabazz 93,101,114,118 ,66,115 Gaylynne Shade 76 Melissa Shaw 62,104,105,107,108,110,114, 116,66,67,19 Michael Shepard 84 Julia Sibert 76 Laurie Simpson 76 Lisa Simpson 5,29,45,76,44 Michael Simpson 13,108 Michelle Simpson 35,76,110 Janell Sinclair 31 John Sinclair 11 Manisay Sisamouth 94 P. Sisouisath 94 J. Sisouisoth 84 Kevin Slater 94 William Slavens 94 Don Sleeth 94 Cindy Smith 94,114 Darrin Smith 76 Denise Smith 94 Earl Smith 51 Erin Smith 94 Jennifer Smith 116 Kimberly Smith 94,111 Shelly Smith 2,35,62,107,108,110,114,66, 115 Steven Smith 27,94 Wanda Smith 94,114 Richard Sopher 84 Maly Sorn 76 Danny Sorter 94 Tracy Sorter 94,114 V. Soulinthavong 85,94 Robin Speck 94 William Spencer 76 Traci Spicer 76,116 Jim Spiers 94,18 Lisa Spring 84,116,117,115 Clayton Steele 76 Kelli Stegemann 77 Jeremy Steve 94 Brenda Stewart 35,94,118 Rhonda Stewart 84 Garry Stoddard John Storey 27,94,42 Betty Stotler 84,98,99 Ric hard Stout 77 Aimee Strahl 94 Mark Strahl 84 Sandra Strike 84 Dawn Stuck 94,100,117 Lisa Sturgeon 84 Roy Sturgeon 84 Cheryl Sumlin 66 William Summy 94 Sammang Suong 94 Amy Sutton 77,64 Sos Svay 94 Steven Swift 62,111,66,37,19 Rhonda Taber 77 Shannon Taff 35,36,77,104,105,107,110 Curtis Talton 77 Velda Talton 94 Lisa Tavarez 29,45,116,44 Louis Tavarez 77,94 Wendy Terrall 35,36,94,49 Jenese Tharp 103,108,139,77,19 Linh Thitram 94 Antawn Thomas 94 Christopher Thomas 63,116,117,66,67,19 Curtis Thomas 77 Eric Thomas 94 Joseph Thomas 77 Michael Thomas 27,94,51 Nickcole Thomas 77 Melissa Thompson 77 Ronald Thompson 77 Fong Thongchine 84 Stacey Thorton 9,14,63,116,117,66,115 James Thorpe 27,94,51 Khemphet Thyvara 77 Kounthong Thyvara 84 Tony Toelle 84 Hien Van Tran 77 Tuan Tran 94 Joseph Valadez 95 Kyr VanBenthuysen 27,95 Todd VanBenthuysen 63 Kelly VanDyke 77,117 Cathi Vanh 95 Michelle VanHoever 95,105,114 Chip Van Wong 77 Tracy VanWyk 35,94,100 Diane Vanderlinden 35,63,105,118,66,67 Richard Vanderleest 95,100,116,42 Leigh Vasquez 3,4,5,8,13,15,22,63,98,104, 139,66,67 Aaron Verwers 95 Andrew Verwers 95 Kimberly Vignaroli 31,32,63,99,66,115 Terry Villalobos 95,19 Kurt Vogel 63,116,117,66 Manyvone Vong 85 Veng Vong 85 Jeffrey Voyce 85 Banhdit Vyvahn 95 Annette Wagasky 95 Bobbie Wagner 35 Rochele Wagsky Steve Wahr 77 John Walsh 30,95,51 Melanie Waltz 85 Charman Wangler 85 C. Wanthanorath 85 Pierre Ward 77 Tracey Warren 22,63,116,139,66,67 Anna Watson 95 Leroy Watson 85 Eric Way 85,116 Eric Webster 77,100 Dana Weir 95,49 Rickey Welch 24 Nathan Wells 77 Tina Wells 85,116,117,115 Lisa Wheatley 85 Nathan White 13,85 Paul White 20,102,139 Rochelle White 77 Shannon White 24,26,77,37,19 Susan White 35,95 Tanja White 95 Timothy White 77 Tammie Wickett 85,47 Jeanette Wiedemeier 31,32,85,99,111,33 Paul Wiedemier 5,31,63,99,66,67 Carol Wilder 85 Ken Wilits 116,117,66,115 Anita Williams 102 Anthony Williams 85 Doris Williams 77,64,102,114 Michael Williams 95 Missy Williams 33 Roland Williams 95 Thatcher Williams 15,77,98,101,108,118 Wyvonn Willis 77 Katherine Willitts 85,117 Dawn Wilson 85 Kevin Wilson 85,111,117 Jerome Wilson 77 Melissa Wilson 77 Tiffanie Wilson 95 Denise Wienbrenner 77,116,117,115 Jeffrey Wood 95 Tanya Wood 15,77,108 Konni Woodard 9,22,64,102,116,66 Rhonda Woodley 78 Diana Woods 35,64,44 Steven Woods 15,85 David Wright 85,115 ' James Wright 95,51 Paula Wright 78,117 Roxanne Wright 85,47 Curt Wyman 78 Derrick Wyse 85 Pheng Xiong 95 Chai Yang 95 Kenneth Yaw 95 Lisa Yaw 78 Jennifer York 78,107,114,115 John Young 107,108,110 Howard Young 78 Jennifer Young 95,114 Ralph Young 78 Robin Young 85 Yolanda Young 95 Gerald Zickefoose 95 Tina Zickefoose 64,66 Laura Ziebell 95 144 Debbie Hough and Tina Zickefoose enjoy the banquet. Midori Powers sings at the Senior Banquet. SENIOR BANQUET A Cut Above the Rest was the theme for the Senior Banquet held last spring at Elwell ' s in Ankeny. The Banquet Committee put on an enjoy- able evening for the Senior Class with good food and entertainment. A few of the seniors gave presentations on what members of the class did over the years and what was in store for them in the future. There was also a slide show of what some members of the class did over the past four years. Later in the evening Grammy Awards were giv- en out to seniors who were voted on for such things as best eyes, class clown, most likely to become a movie star, etc. David Lee and Mike Cretsinger sang Ebony and Ivory and Midori Powers sang That ' s What Friends are For and Memories . Each senior was given a program in the shape of a record which contained the menu, the events to take place, a place to write in the names of the award winners, and memories of each senior. They were also given a key chain which was a replica of the banquet ticket. Traci Biddle, Leslie Preminger and Rhonda King having a good time with the senior class. Sharon Choi and her date Tracey Warren and Ted Smith The Best Prom 1986 . . . The last dance. For seniors this past year has been a rush of preparations for the future and a time to remember the past. Some of us have been together since grade school, others have become friends only recently, but the feeling of love and friendship is among all. That ' s not to say that there haven ' t been differences and disagreements — there have, but through it all these past twelve years have triumphed as The best of times . Joel Johannsen and Dawn Hicks Ginger Charlson and Paul Cross Of Times Prom was held on May 3 at the Top of the Tower in the Park Inn. Elegance was in the air as men in tuxedos escorted la- dies in silk and satin gowns to the dance floor. The din- ing area rotated slowly under silvery stars and soft candelight while music was played by Lee Githens and Andy Summers of K.I.O.A. As the end drew near friends rushed to take final pic- tures and discuss plans for after prom. This night will long be remembered in the hearts of seniors as one of the best of times. Andrea Murray and Garry Clayton. Seniors dance the night away. Class Valedictorian, Diane VanderLin- den, gives a graduation address to her fellow classmates. ■-A- NOR1 H HIGH SCHOOL T North High G mnasium ■ r 1986 Graduates Number 145 For 145 North High seniors, one of the wettest springs in recent years cleared on the evening of June 3 in time for their graduation. The Commencement Ceremony began with the traditional processional of the graduates while the band played Pomp and Circumstances. The MCJROTC Color Guard led the gradu- ates and their guests in the Pledge of Allegiance which was followed by a short welcome from class president, Paul Wiedemeier. Also involved in the ceremony were Principal — Dr. Paul Devin, Class Valedictorian — Diane VanderLinden, Salutatorian— Marion Gaughan, Executive Di- rector of Educational Services — Dr. Keith Hyde, School Board Member — George Wilson, Vice Principals— Dr. Joan Roberts and Ken Frey. Musical selections during the ceremony in- cluded That ' s What Friends Are For and Battle Hymn of the Republic under the di- rection of David Chamberlin. The ceremony ended with the recessional Festa! under the direction of James Davis. 5 Faculty vs Seniors Proves Lots of Fun The annual Senior-faculty games were held this year and, like always, the faculty tried to show up the seniors. They failed, of course. The first event was a relay contest in which students and faculty members had to put several articles of clothes on and then race to shoot a free-throw. The faculty came out on top in this event. Next came the scooter race. The older teachers were no match for the younger stu- dents. The teachers won the hula-hoop contest. Mrs. Bassetts ' hips were unbeatable. The pie-eating contest was declared illegal and the teachers were disqualified (they cheated). Paul Wiedemeier and Shelly Smith flew by Fitz and Davis to win the three-legged race. The sixth and final event was the basket- ball game. With Kevin Turner on the stu- dents side they had nothing to fear. After the slam dunks by Kevin there was no looking back for the students. It was a great da y for the seniors. Not only did they win but they also raised about $500 for the senior class. The money went towards banquet and prom expenses. Faculty and seniors struggle or the ball. DJ— Ron Davis of Q-102 Spring Dreams was held by Stu- } dent Council on April 11, 1986. It ) was a semi-formal dance decorated in rainbow colors. Ron Davis of Q- 102 was the disc jockey. t Kathy Lattimer and Rick Flaherty show off for the camera. SPRING DREAMS 1,398 people attended North ' s production of The Wiz April 18 and 19. According to Assistant Direc- tor, Mrs. Kathy Bassett, The Wiz provides the message If you believe in yourself you can accomplish anything. 70 black, white and Asian students made up the cast. Over 100 people were involved in making the show a success, bringing in a profit of $1,000. The four friends find out the Wiz is a phony. The Good Witch Addaperle, played by Donna Anderson tells (Dorothy (Midori Powers) to go see the Wiz The Main Cast Aunt Em — Tracy Miller Dorothy — Midori Powers Addaperle — Donna Anderson Scarecrow— Shelly Smith Tinman — Kelly Burks Lion— Rick Flaherty The Wiz — Leonard Pryor Evillene— LaRhonda Bolden Glinda — Nanette Chezum 1986 Golf Team Boys; Front row; Jeff Miller, Kent Poage, Norman Miller, Back row; Chad Hobbiebrunken, Kendall Godwin, Rick Stout, Paul Potts, John Storey. Girls; Front; Connie McAbee, Julie Grooms, Back; Carol Boyce, Stephanie Boles. Junior Varsity; Coach Gilson, Banhdit Vyvanh, Phouc Le, Huong LenVan, Tom Durham, Somsack Lovan, Boumny Lovan, Som Lovan, Khamphuey Lovan, Coach Leonard. Front; Manager Kim Knapp, Itthipouh Soungsithi, Thien Leuong, Robert DePatton, Bounlea Lovan, Lay Lovan, Houn Pheng Phansarath, Mgr. Maggie Rice. Soccer Teams Varsity; Ok Lovan, Richard Luna, Chanh Lovan, Keng Boun, Pheng Xiong, Tarn Huynh, Phuc Le, Front; Mgr. Kim Knapp, Chu Xiong, Xang Chang, Samone Lu, Sam Baphrachanh, Chiem VanLuong, Mgr. Maggie Rice. The 1986 Pancake ticket sales proved to be very competitive with the sophomore class comming out on top with $1057.50 in sales. Second were the freshmen ($920), third the juniors ($697.50) and last the seniors ($687.50). The entire school was divided into two groups— ' George ' s Gang ' , and ' Fitz ' s Family ' , who battled it out until the end, with Fitz ' s Family being victorious, with $1840 in sales and George ' s Gang raising $1522.50. The schools overall grand total was $3362.50. The conditions of the competition was that the loser would be body painted in front of the student body and faculty by a small select group of students. The icing on the cake was when George ' s son, Toby, threw a pie in his fathers face. Also during the assembly a drawing was held in which Rick Flaherty and David Tullis each won $50. The top 5 homerooms in the Pancake ticket race were: First place — McCarthy Sharrett, $287.50; Second— Lazear, $242.50; Third- George Davis, $227.50; Fourth — Whitney, $205.50; Fifth— Zike, $152.50. Steve Swift (46) and Scott Pepper (42) sold the most tickets of the student body, repre- senting the senior class. Other leaders includ- ed: John Firestine (16) 11th grade, Steve Heatherington (33)— 10th grade and Kathy Rice (30) and Scott Rhoades (30) were tied for first in the freshmen class. Winning homerooms, and runner up home- rooms were eligible to attend a pizza party at North on April 9 in appreciation of their efforts. Gloria, how many pieces of pizza have you had? Mrs. Murphy plays the blues. 1986 Boys and Girls Tennis Row 1: Mr. Peterson, Diane Vanderlinden — capt., Stacey Forney, Erin Gampat, Kathy Hove, Treva Negrette Row 2: Susan White, Tonia Jorgenson, Kathy Lattimer, Melissa Mullins, Jacque Newell, Rose Barcellano — manager. This year ' s tennis team was small but tough. We finished with 5 wins and 6 losses — a defi- nite improvement over last year. I want to wish next year ' s team good luck! reported captain Diane Vanderlinden. Stated Paul Dewey, captain of the boys team, We had a lot of good competition this year and although our team is young, we learned a great deal and I am sure we will strengthen and succeed in the coming years. Row 1: John Walsh, Darrell Barbour, Donovan Long, Sam Baphrachanh, Joe Fazio. Row 2: Tim White, Amphone Chareunsad, Scott Pepper, Daniel Rittel, Dan Kramer, Brian Kasper, Paul Dewey — capt., Eric Webster. Not pictured: Coach Johnson. Bottom row: Laurie Simpson, Debbie Kroll, Lisa Simpson, Lisa Grogan, Meloney Reed, Tylonda Mason, Deanna May, Lisa Hughes, Tracy Van Wyk. Top row: Phyllis Simpson, Lowell Long, Michelle DePhillips, Lisa Tavarez, Mary Crouch, Val Gale, Rhonda Taber, Lisa Montgomery, Tanya Wood, Kim Oxenford, Susan White, Orville Sears. 12 1986 Baseball Teams Front row; (Junior Varsity) Mike Mathis, Todd McCord, Randy Jones, Paul Potts, Leonard Pryor, John Baker, Carl Rowland, Troy Hazelbaker, Dan Dishman, Ike Cox, Dan Kramer, Don Sears. Back row; (Varsity) Fritz Keeling, Dave Caldren, Rico Burkett, Ted Burkett, Chris Pearson, Bart Brayman, Mike Mathis, Rick Flaherty, Monty Rundle, Robbie Bird, Kendall Godwin, Phil Glenn, Tom Gordinier, Shannon Taff (Mgr.) Middle left: Freshman coach Mike Mathis, Varsity coach Don Sears, Junior varsity coach Fritz Keeling. Middle right: Returning letterman (bottom row) Bart Brayman, Monty Rundle, Chris Pearson, (middle row) Mike Mathis, Rick Flaherty, (top row) Tom Gordinier, Kendall Godwin. Bottom left: Tom Gordinier shows his awesome batting stance. Bottom right: Mike Mathis. 1986 GIRLS TRACK Lisa Simpson Row 1: Lisa Simpson, Sandy Adams, Tammy Doherty, Morean Kelson, Annette Wagasky, Brenda Essex. Row 2: Anne Murray, Roxanne Bevel, Minisay Sisamouth, Suprenia Bolden, Kelly Gee, Lisa Huges, Jenny McCarl, Alexis Lacey, Chuck Daniels. Row 3: Michelle Wagner, Cindy Hill, Lyn Barcellano, Lisa Tavarez, Dee Dee James, Leslie Carr. Row 4: Wendy Terrill, Lisa Montgomery, Julie Kaster, Debbie Ford, Liz Kimbley. Back row: Coach Sandy Thorpe, Coach Lowell Long, Dana Weir and Coach Ge orge Davis. Girls track had a great year! They were the Grinnell and Philly Relay Champions and also placed second or third in the rest of their meets. The team placed fifth at Districts and qualified nine girls in the State Track Meet. There were many outstanding per- formances throughout the year. Dee Dee James was state champion in the 400 and third in the 200. The spring medley made up of Lisa Simpson, Alexis Lacey, Sandy Adams, and Dee Dee James finished third. Seniors Sandy Adams and Brenda Essex along with Lisa Simpson were team captains for the 1986 season. They received close to 200 awards and established six new school records: Mile — Debbie Ford 5:26, Dis- tance Medley — Leslee Carr, Alexis Lacey, Debbie Ford, Lisa Simpson 4:35.20, 100m hurdles— L. Tavarez 15:56, 800m Run— Debbie Ford 2:26.81, 4 x 800— Julie Kaster, Debbie Ford, Janny McCarl, Lisa Simpson 10:34.9 and High Jump 4 ' 8 Lisa Montgomery. Far Left Lisa Tavarez, Middle Dee Dee James, Right Alexis Lacey Boys Track Team V YV Terence Manning, Steve Helm, Mike Mason, Junior Johnson. Row 2 Troy Krueger, Leonard Brown, Toussaint Cheatom, John Cloud, Mike Luna. Row 3: Coach Mike Nickerson, Darrel Edison, Danny Clark, Bob Pirkl, Joe Lauman, Coach Mel Green. IK Steve Helm Darrel Edison Today Is a Gift Today is a gift A package filled with time, Beauty, and love. Inside are thousands of seconds Waiting to be shared With family, friends, Co-workers, one ' s self. Today is a gift Filled with sunshine. Smiles from strangers, Tears of goodbye, and Touche s of love. Today is a gift freely given To you and to me With no conditions, Only that we cherish And use it well. In Memory of Our Friend and Teacher Carolyn Fox Druart Dr. Carol Fox Druart, age 48, was the head of the North High Fine Art Dept. and taught at North for over a dozen years. Her absence will be greatly missed by the art students whom she taught and inspired. Dr. Druart died from severe in- juries suffered in a car accident April 9, 1986. The driver of the car, Dawn-Renee Doyle a student and a close friend of hers, was se- riously injured. Dr. Druart was born in Pitts- burg, Kansas and has lived in Des Moines since 1966. She was a board member of the Iowa Alli- ance for Arts Education, was on the board of directors of Gover- nor ' s Committee on Arts of the Handicapped, was past president of Art Educators of Iowa, Past re- - sJo gional directors of the National Art Educational Assoc. and had served as NAEA states Assembly rep. Her artwork was shown in exhibits and competitions and she had won numerous grants for her slide, film strip and video tape productions. All who knew her, knew what a very special person she was. Carol Druart was a rare kind of teacher and took special interest in all her students. She cared about each and every one of them. No one could ever take her place. She shall always be remembered in our hearts.
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