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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

C sit L a (Jle a French phrase equivalent to ' This Is the Life ' when stated with a positive connotation in English. Why a French theme? The state of Iowa has many ties with France. Iowa was included in the Louisiana Purchase sold to the United States by France in 1803 while Thomas Jefferson was President. The city of Dubuque, Iowa was named after a French missionary, Julian Dubu- que, who was the first Caucasian settler in Iowa. The words ' Des Moines ' are French. Moine means ' monk ' when translated. Where Merle Hay Mall now stands was once a monestary. Speculation is that this was the origin of our city ' s name. This year will be only one blink in our long lifetime. In some ways it is the best of times and in other ways it is the worst of times. Most importantly though, this is our time. This is our chance to grow and mature into responsible and produc- tive members of society. It is also a time to enjoy and remember. A time when we may encounter everything from the anxiety of growing up to a first love to the joy of graduation. As young adults, we always hear that these are the best years of our life. High school - t-, t , T . r This Is the Life! Top - Jeff Mullins clowns around with Kent Poage on his shoulders during a football game. Upper left - Lori Hancock and Lisa Jorgensen rehearse facial expressions while Ada Sells prepares their make up before ' Dracula ' . Above - Brian Kasper attempts to teach Tania Jorgensen a new dance at a basketball mixer. Left - Jamie Larson and Tony Denton impersonate Lau- rel and Hardy with NHS spirit. Above - Troy Floyd, Derrick Wyse, and Sammy Clark hanging out in the student center before school. Right - Jeff Miller with his doughnut reward for good attendance. Lower right - Michelle DePhillips, senior cheerlead- er, making locker posters before a game. J2a jlz dzi ztudianti 4 Jlzi di tomzi 17 J2zi ijioxti 33 Jlzi organisations 6 Jlzs zfzusi SQ Xa facufcz 7 12S Jl indies 141 Homecoming Queen - Meli. Mr. Polar Bear - Ike Cox Mullins and Palli Burkhead and Paul Polls. Was it a Mythical Dream? To the 525 people that attened the 1987 North High Homecoming Dance October 10, the dream became a reality. ' It was one of the best dances ever Dr. Joan Roberts commented. Out of the several different groups that were there, everyone got along and had a great time together. The theme ' Mythical Dreams ' was based on ancient Greece. This years homecom- ing committee wanted an idea for a theme instead of a theme song. The decorations also helped create the illusion of an ancient time period, with the big white pillars, the laural wreaths and the scenic back drops of Mount Olympus. The colors were soft and romantic with a touch of gold and silver to add some excitement. nds fry to ' boogie. Spirit Week involved geeks, togas and ' Mythical Dreams 7 It seemed like this year the student body was more excited for homecoming than any other homecoming before. It was as if the students had a feeling that the football team ' s long losing streak would end this season. The spirited week included ' geek day. ' Rose Barcellano was awarded the ' honor ' of most authentic looking geek. Toga Tuesday was another day in which dozens of students became involved with homecoming spirit by coming to class and showing off their best bed sheets, letting North High know that ancient Greece still lived. The best looking toga award was giv- en to Chanh Lovan. Friday ' s finale included an assembly that featured a play written by Eric Axness and Shannon Laidley and the characters in- volved were He-Man, Her-Man and Hero (Derrick Wyse, Kelly Burks, Mike Hen- richs) who played the ' Three Amigos. ' Cheering and having fun was all a part of the laughable skit. One of the best things about homecom- ing week was the homecoming dance. The dance was attended by 525 students who enjoyed the dance ' s theme of ' Mythical Dreams. ' Donna Ford strikes a pose for ' Real People. VALENTINE ' S DANCE On February 13, Cupid payed a visit to North High School. This year ' s Valentine ' s Dance, sponsered by KDWZ 93.3 FM and Pepsi Cola, successfully drew a crowd of over 200 students and their dates. All Proceeds were equally shared by the Journalism Department and the Senior Board who helped to organize the dance. Free Pepsi was provided and a raffle was drawn for a free prom dress and tux rental. Doug Spurling and Monica Dudley get caught in the act! James Turner, Mike Mason and Tony Denton - Charter members of the Lonely Hearts Club ask, ' Does anyone want to dance? ' i7 Kelly Gee and Jeff Mullins attempt the Tango Paul Potts and Patty Burkhead - Isn ' t true love grand? Bon Appetite Good Eating ■ I 5 Upper right - Danny Kramer, Ike Cox, Tony Denton and Cecil Nichols ... the only seniors who relish the gourmet school food. Upper left - Kris Davis prefers doughnuts at Quik Trip for lunch. Right - Ivy Daye and Tammy Calhoun toast their shakes to McDonalds. Above - Tony Williams and Matt Glenn live for the lunchroom 10 Fourth hour - lunch time. When the bells ring, hordes of students rush to the cafeteria to eat; hordes of underclass- men that is. All of the upperclassmen have cars and can no longer take the lunchroom food. They go to Mc Don- alds. Burger King, Hardees - any fast food place along 14th Street. Most of the time, they must eat in the car because they barely make it back to school in time for class. Top left - One of the very few to take advan- tage of the breakfast program while it was offered. Top right - Both Brain Kasper and Jeff Mul- lins eat with their eyes closed. Middle- Kristi Flaherty and Kelly Gee scarf their Hardees lunch in order to make it back to class in time. Left - David Hall and Steve Woods order Burger King food to go, for enjoyment in the car. 11 Middle left - Jason Lee of Taco John ' s . Left - Larry Rose of Mc Donald ' s. Top right - Samnang Soung finds biscuits with the eggs at Mr. 14 I Dr. Devin ' s office also gets decorated. North breaks 5 year losing streak with victory over Say del After 45 consecutive football losses North ended their season in a big way, defeated Saydel 20-6, Oct. 27 at Saydel. It was almost five years to the day when North won it ' s last football game against Valley high, who was rated 9th in the state at the time. North defeated Valley Tigers 15- 12, Oct. 22, 1982. Five years later the nations second longest losing string among active high school teams has been broken with the Saydel victory. Look! They all think they have the right answer ' We deserved to win this game, ' said North Coach Tom O ' Boyle. ' I ' m so happy for these kids, and glad they finaly get to celebrate. ' Charles Mims, a 175-pound junior, had a big hand in the outcome, rushing for 189 yards on 14 carries and scoring two touchdowns. His first came on an 11-yard run early in the second quarter after Saydel ' s deepest penetration of the first half. North opened the third quarter by driving from its own 42-yard line to Saydel ' s 29. From there, quarterback Kevin Wilson tossed a touchdown pass to Mims with just under 6 minutes left in the period. Chanh Lovan added his second extra point to boost the Polar Bears ' lead to 14- 0. Mims set up the final North tally 2 minutes later. After penalties sent the Polar Bears back to their own 9-yard line, Mims weaved 88 yards to the Saydel 3. Sophomore James Turner scored the game-clincher on the next play. Coaches O ' Boyle and Hutchinson show the students what they have. Soul Train 15 IT ' S A REVOLUTION. B _ 1 C T Il NO SATISFACTION BO Jgg« W H Y I WEAR gLw H AT I WEAR IB 1 ve S ot my style A look that reflects my way of thinking of acting... of being A lifestyle that ' s just right for me tyle is not ornamentation; it is the way you live from the inside out. ' To have style is in vogue these days and in France ' vogue ' means fashion conscious. Teen- agers are very aware of fashions today and with all the brand names on the market they can achieve the trendy or traditional look. Style expresses your own personality and es- tablishes your identity in social circles. PORSCHE DESIGN 16 Joel Alexander - Basketball 2,4,6. Captain 8. Football 5. Office Assis- tant 3. Future Teachers 7,8. Hall Monitor 5,6,7,8. National Athletic Recruiting Guide 7,8. Future Plans - ' To attend College and receive my teaching and coaching degrees. Then, move to Texas with Mike Henrichs, make a bankroll, invest it and monopolize the world ' s econony, while still being a devoted worshiper of THE CLAN of 88. ' Chanpheng Baccam - Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,6. Academic Letterman 3,4. Academic Ail-American 5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. ESL Helper 6,7. Iowa State University Aca- demic Achiever 7. Paula Baker - Softball 2. Basket- ball 2. Student Council 3,4,5,6. Pep Club 3,4,5,6. Who ' s Who Among Americas High School Students 5,6. Senior Board Banquet Chair 7,8. Darrell Barbour t Tennis 2,4,8. Courtwarming Attendant 6. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Student Council 6. Honor Roll 1,2,3,5,7,8. National Honor Society Treasurer 5,6. Presi- dent 7,8. Students In Leadership 3,4,5,6. Vice President 7,8. Key Club 3,4,8. Lt. Governor 5,6,7. Jazz Band 1,2,5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6,7,8. Marcus Barber - Football 5. Roseline Barcellano - THE CLAN 5,6,7,8. Cross Country 3,5. Co-Cap- tain 7. Track 2,4,6. Co-Captain 8. Basketball 4. Manager 6,8. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6. Orchestra 3,4,5,6. Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6. President 7,8. Na- tional Honor Society 6. Treasurer 7,8. Student Council Committee Chair 3,4. Treasurer 6. Secretary 7,8. STEP Secretary 7,8. Junior Board Secretary 6. Senior Board Secretary 7,8. SADD 7,8. Founders of TLC 6,7,8. Oracle 6,8. Yearbook 6. Section and Yearbook Sales Edi- tor 7,8. Homecoming Committee 5,7. Valley National Bank Student Recognition Award 7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Academic Let- terman 3,4,5,6,7,8. First Academic Team for Cross Country 5. Nation- al English Merit Award 5,6,7,8. Academic Ail-American 5,6,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6,7,8. Iowa State University Academic Achiever 7,8. Future Plans - T hope to team up with Melissa Mullins and win the National Nuggie Championships in Pakanali, Tibet. ' Randy Boylan - JROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 Kelli Brommel - Pep Club 5,6. Stu- dent Council 4. Iowa State Univer- sity Academic Achiever 7. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6. Academic Let- terman 4,7. Yearbook Staff 7. STEP Vice President 7,8. Michael Brown - Football 1. Tammy Calhoun - THE CLAN 5,6,7,8. Football Cheerleader 3,5. Co-Captain 7. Basketball Cheer- leader 4,6. Captain 8. STEP Presi- dent 7,8. Yearbook 5,6,7,8. Editor 7,8. National Honor Society 6,7,8. Senior Board Class Day Chair 7,8. DECA 5. Historian 6. Vice Presi- dent 7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Student Equity Committee 6. Ora- cle 6. Career Beginnings 7,8. Junior Board 6. Students In Leadership 1,2. Treasurer 3,4. Close Up Trip 8. NEMA 6. Future Plans - ' I plan to jet off to Europe with Julie Kaster and romp around the countryside in search of a true gentleman with an ac- cent. ' SaiCam - Volleyball 1. Drama 4,6. Honor Roll 2,3,4,5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6. Tami Carlson - Swimming 5,7. Manager 1,3. Student Council 2,3,4,5,8. Key Club 5,6. Vice Presi- dent 7,8. SADD 4,7,8. DECA 7,8. Pep Club 1,2,5,6. Honor Roll 2,3,4. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6,7,8. Jacqueline Chappell - Football Cheerleader 3,7. Basketball Cheer- leader 2,4. Student Council 3,4,7. Senior Board 7. Drill Team 4,6,7. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. Honor Roll 1,2. Nanette Chezum- Football Cheer- leader 3,5. Basketball Cheerleader 2,4. Wrestling Cheerleader 6. Dra- ma Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Drama 1,2,3,4,5,6. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Drama Productions- A Thousand Clowns, Visitor From Forest Hills, The Wiz, The Glass Menagerie, M A S H, Dracula, Charlie Brown. Future Plans - ' You ' ll have to wait and see. ' Cindy Constant - JROTC 3,4,5,6,7,8. Swim Timer 3,4,5. Ivan Cox - Football 1,3,5. Co-Cap- tain 7. Basketball 1,2. Baseball 2,4,6,8. Track 8. Mr. Polar Bear 7. Audio Visual Assistant 7. Honor Roll 1. Weight Club 5,6,7,8. Ivy Daye - THE CLAN 5,6,7,8. Football Cheerleader 2,4. Co-Cap- tain 7. Basketball Cheerleader 2,4. Wrestling Cheerleader 6. Captain 8. TAG 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,7. Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 5,6. Stu- dent Council 3,4. Homecoming Princess 1. Yearbook Staff 6. Coun- selor Assistant 3,4,7,8. Pep Club 3,4. Key Club 3,4. Anthony Denton - Football 3,5. Co-Captain 7. Student Council 7,8. Swim Timer 3. Honor Roll 2,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6,7,8. Weight Club 4,5,6,7,8. Future Plans - ' I hope to attend col- lege, then get a job and become filthy rich. After that, I plan to run for Governor and live in a card- board box. ' Robert DePatten - SADD 1,2. JROTC 1,2,3. Football 1. Basketball 2. Track 2,4. Swimming 2. Choir 1. Michelle Kae DePhillips - Football Cheerleader 1,3,5,7. Basketball Cheerleader 2,4. Wrestling Cheer- leader 6,8. Softball 2,4,6,8. Cross Country 7. Golf 6,8. Office Assis- tant 1,2,7,8. The Wiz 4. Dan Dishman - Baseball 2,4,6,8. Football 5,6. Joseph Fazio Jr. - Tennis 2,4,6,8. Football 5,7. Baseball 6,8. Track 8. Drama Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2. Key Club 5,6,7,8. Darcy Field - Swimming 2,4,6,8. Drama Club 7,8. Mimes 7,8. Year- book 8. Elaine Gary - Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Drum Major 7,8. Jazz Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. National Honor So- ciety 6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Close Up Trip 6. The Wiz (pit) 4. Junior Board 5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. Dominic Guidichessi - Football 1,3,5. Co-Captain 7. Sutdent Coun- cil 1. Tracy Hale - Basketball 2,4,6. Softball 2,4. Homecoming Princess 1,3,5,7. Tracey Hanson - Choir 1,2,3,4. Drama 1,2. Nurse ' s Assistant 1,2,3,4. Swim Timer 1,2. Michael Henrichs - Football 1,3,5. Co-Captain 7. Track 8. Baseball 8. Junior Board Treasurer 6. Senior Board Treasurer 7,8. Student Council 7,8. Future Teachers 7,8. Hall Monitor 7,8. All-Conference Team for Football 5,7. M A S H 6. Future Plans - ' To move to Texas with Joel Alexander, make a bank- roll, then invest it and monopolize the world ' s economy, while still being a devoted worshiper of THE CLAN of 88. ' Kevin Hewus - Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. Debbie Hogbin - Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Pep Club 1,2. Michael Huffman - Football 5,6. Track 6,8. Baseball 8. Corei Ingram - Cross Country 7. Swimming 2,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Office Assistant 1,2,3,4. Drama 1,4. Who ' s Who Among American High School Studets 7,8. JROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Cynthia Johnson - Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 6. Coun- selor Assistant 7. Tracy Judd - Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Yearbook 7,8. Stu- dent Council 5,6. Nurse ' s Assisis- tant 5,6,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Homecoming Prin- cess 7. Junior Board 6. STEP 7,8. Stage Crew 7. Homecoming Com- mittee 5,7. SADD 7,8. Senior Board 7,8. Future Plans - ' To be like June Cleaver. ' Scoff Kalwishky - Jazz Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. Key Club 5,6. Wiz (Pit) 4. Shane Kennedy - Football 1. Ten- nis 2,4,6. Charles Kirk - Boxing 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Golden Gloves ' Box- er of The Year 8. 21 Julie Kaster - THE CLAN 5,6,7,8. Volleyball 1,3,5. Captain 7. Basket- ball 2,4,6. Captain 8. Track 2,4. Captain 6,8. Oracle 6. Editor 7,8. Yearbook 6,7,8. Soccer Manager 6. Senior Board Vice President 7,8. Student Council 5,6. Treasurer 7,8. SADD 7,8. Founders of TLC 6,7,8. Girls State 6. United Nations Trip 6. Metro All-Academic for Volley- ball 5. Basketball 6. Pep Club 1,2,3,4,7,8. STEP 7,8. Academic Let- terman 5,6,7,8. Junior Board Prom Chair 6. Who ' s Who Among American Highschool Students 5,6. Honor Roll 1,2,5,6,7,8. Key Club 1,2,3,4. Building Advisory Council 5,6,7,8. Homecoming Committee 7. Future Plans - ' I plan to jet off to Europe with Tammy Calhoun and romp aroud the countryside in search of a true gentleman with an accent. ' Jamie Jo Knight - Football Cheer- leader 1,3,5,7. Basketball Cheer- leader 2,4. Wrestling Cheerleader 6,8. Student Council 1,2,3,4,5,6. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Cross Country 7. Golf 6. DECA Secretary 7,8. SADD 7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 6,7,8. Yearbook 8. Academic Let- terman 6,7,8. Office Assistant 7,8. Pep Club 1,2,3,4,5,6. Future Plans - ' I plan to spend a week in the Bahamas and come back with a great tan and a fantas- tic man ' Daniel Kramer - Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz Band 1,2,3,7,8. Football 5,7. Student Council 1,2,3,4. Junior Board President 6. Senior Board President 7,8. Tennis 2,4,6,8. Swimming 2,4,6. Manager 5. Baseball 4,6. Pep Club 1,2. Cross Country 1,3. Golf 5. Yearbook 5,6. Audio Visual 1,2. Swim Timer 5. Homecoming Court 7. Future Plans - ' I hope to attend Iowa State and study in the field of architecture. ' Mark Linford - Senior Board Male Representative 7,8. Junior Board 6. Student Council 7,8. Swimming 4,6. Captain 8. Baseball 2,6,8. Li- brary Assistant 6. Fonda Lovelady - Basketball 2,4,6. Library Assistant 5,6. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6. Vilayphone Lovan - Cheerleader 1,2. Honor Roll 1,2,4. Mike Lupkes - Choir 3,4,5,6,7,8. Stage Crew 4. Key Club 3,4. The Wiz 4. Troy Krueger - Track 2,4,8. Cross Country 3. Football 1. Band 1,2. Li- brary Assistant 5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2. Jazz Band 1,2. Shannon Laidley - Swimming 1,3,5. Co-Captain 7. Band 5,6,7,8. Drama 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Choir 5,6,7,8. Jazz Ban 5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. National Honor So- ciety 5,6. Vice President 7,8. Mimes 1,2,3,4,5,6. Senior Mime 7,8. Key Club 3,4,7,8. President 5,6. Swing Choir 7,8. Drama Club 1,2,3,4,5,6. Vice-President 7,8. Drama Produc- tions - The One Acts, I ' m Herbert, The Wiz, M A S H, Mirror Man. Building Advisory Council 7,8. Re- consideration Committee 7,8. Jan Lacey - Band 1,2,3,4,5,6. Hon- or Roll 1,2,3,6,7. Eric Larson - Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Light and Sound Crew 5,6,7,8. 24 Michael Mason - Football 1,3,5. Co-Captain 7. Basketball 2,4,6,8. Track 4,6,8. Audio Visual 7,8. Stu- dent Council 7,8. Drama Produc- tions- The Wiz, M A S H, The Glass Menagerie. Janeen Mosher - Basketball 2. Drillteam 3. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7. DECA 7. Melissa Mullins - Softball 2,4. Basketball 2,4,6. Tennis 4,6,8. Cross Country Co-Captain 7. Honor Roll 1,2,3,5,6,7,8. National Honor So- ciety 6. Secretary 7,8. Football Manager 5. Oracle Staff 7,8. Year- book 7,8. Student Council 7,8. Ju- nior Board Vice President 6. Senior Board Prom Chair 7,8. Homecom- ing Princess 1,3,5. Queen 7. The Glass Menagerie 5. Homecoming Committee 7. SADD 7,8. First Aca- demic Team for Basketball 6. Cross Country 7. National English Merit Award 5,6,7,8. Academic Ail- American 5,6,7,8. Iowa State Uni- versity Academic Achiever 7,8. Valley National Bank Student Re- cognition Award 7,8. Future Plans - T hope to team up with Rose Barcellano and win the National Nuggie Championships in Pakanali, Tibet. ' Terry McGregor - JROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6. Track 4. Choir 6. Ronie Pay ton - Band 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,4. Golf 4,8. The Wiz 4. Tami Phillips - Choir 3,7. DECA 8. Yearbook 8. Paul Potts - Baseball 2,4,8. Most Promising Junior 6. Honorable Mention 6. Golf 4,5. Captian 7. DECA Secretary 5,6. Treasurer 8. Basketball 2,4,6. Football 1. Bowl- ing 6,8. Tennis 8. Student Council 7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. Junior Board Banquet Chair 6. Senior Board Banquet Chair 7,8. Souphatsaly Prasasouk - Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. David Reimers - Baseball 2,8. Li- brary Assistant 6. Nurse ' s Assistant 7. Choir 3,4,7,8. Jeff Rhodes - Basketball 2. Eric Riley - JROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Cross Country 7. Honor Roll 3. Carl Rowland - Basketball 2. Foot- ball 3. Baseball 4. Swim Timer 1,3. Julilath Sisouisoth - Volleyball 1. Honor Roll 1,2,5. Office Assistant 1,2,3,4,5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. David ]. Schmidt - Wrestling 2„6,8. Cross Country 3. Football 1. Kim Smith - Orchestra 3. Wres- tling Manager 4. Lisa Spring - Nurse Assistant 3,4,5,6,7,8. Pep Club 5,6. Choir 3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 5. Dawn Stuck - Band 1,2,3,4. Stu- dent Council 1,2. Office Assistant 2. Roy Sturgeon - Cross Country 5,7. Track 6,8. Student Council 5,6. Pep Club 7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6. Honor Roll 3,4. Perfect Atten- dance 2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Basketball Manager 8. Tina Wells - Drill Team 4,5,7,8. Swing Choir 7,8. Choir 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Honor Roll 5,6. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7,8. Charman W angler - Choir 1,2. Honor Roll 3,4,5. Rachel Weatherly - Tennis 2. Dra- ma Club 1,7,8. OEA 3,4. Choir 1,3,4,5,6,7,8. Tammie Wickett - Basketball 2,4. Student Council 3,4,5,6. Drama 1,2,3,4. Office Assistant 7,8. OEA 7,8. Guidance Committee 5,6. Jeanette Wiedemeier - Track 2. Tennis 4. Swimming 1,3. Co-Cap- tain 5,7. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Jazz Band 2,3,4. Swim Manager 2,4. Pep Club 5,6. Outstanding Swimmer Award 1,3,5. Courtwarming Atten- dant 2,6. Office Assistant 1,2,5,6,7,8. Close-Up Trip 6. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4,5,7,8. National Honor Society 7,8. Secretary 5,6. Neb.-Ia. District Key Club Bulletin Editor 3,4. Governor 5,6. Key Club Inter- national Trustee 7,8. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 5,6,7,8. Valley National Bank Award 6. Talented and Gift- ed 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Anthony Williams - Football 1,3,7. Basketball 2,4. Track 2. Student Council 3,4. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 7. JROTC 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. Boy ' s State 6. Baseball 2,4. Kevin Wilson - Football 7,8. Bask- etball 2,4,6. Baseball 2. Band 1,2,3,4,5,6. Jazz Band 3,4,5,6. Choir 5,6. Junior Board 6. Derrick Wyse - Track 6,8. Football 3,7. Basketball 2. Yearbook6,7,8. Student Council 2,3,5,7,8. Drama 5,6,7,8. Future Plans- 1 plan to become a performer of Hip Hop Jams. Since I have the ability to make words into music, rapp is my main prior- ity. ' Nhupheng Xiong - Soccer 2,4,8. JROTC 1,2. SIL 3,4. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3,4,7,8. Honor Roll 1,2. SADD 7,8. Robin Young - Choir 7,8. Swim Timer 1,2. 28 Les Gens Reglantes (The Ruling People) % I _- = ■ The Senior Board President Dan Kramer Vice President Julie Kaster Secretary Roseline Barcel- lano Treasurer Mike Henrichs Prom Chairperson Mellisa Mullins Banquet Co-Chairperson Paul Potts Class Day Chairperson Tammy Calhoun Male Representative Mark Linford Female Representative Tracey Judd Not pictured Banquet Co-Chairperson Paula Baker Female Representative Jacque Chappell Male Representative Jim Searcy Top 3 % Top 15 % Scott Kalwishky Paul Potts Shannon Laidley Elaine Gary 1 Darrell Barbour i Julie Kaster l g- ; V i Tammy Calhoun Jamie Knight Jan Lacey Vilayphone Lovan Tracy Judd Luat Nguyen Sai Cam Tina Wells Julilath Sisauyhoat Nanette Chezum Kevin Wilson Paula Baker Tina Gibson Prasith Baccam, Jeanette Wiedemeier, Roseline Barcellano, Melissa Mullins, Kelli Brommel, Chanpheng Baccam. 29 Anthony Hardin Itthiphonh Douangsithi Melinda Heimbaugh Tina Boyers Moniqueca Duncan Joseph Dudley Tracey Hanson Andre Henderson Michael Henrichs Arlando Higgins Somvang Hoang Brenda Michelson Debra Hogbin Phils Millsap Tina Seals Manyvone Vong Tracv Williams Charles Kirk Tony Morris Veloria Shields Leroy Watson John Woodford Randall Lewis Martin Murray Roy Sturgeon Eric Way David Wright Bounmy Lovan Linh Nguyen Brandi Summerton Tammie Wickett Stephen Savage Toan Lovan Khampheuy Phonesavath Seng Chanh Vang Carol Sue Wilder James Scarlett iry IIHlll Bgfl ke Mason, KeUJ Vjilson.Tony Terrance Manning runs through a hole created by the offensive line for a huge gain. 34 North 7-26 Knoxville North 0-47 East North 6-41 Dowling North 7-50 Ames North 6-41 Valley North 12-26 Lincoln North 0-19 Rooselvelt North 16-46 Hoover North 20-6 Saydel A hard hit by Mike Henricks. North Ends Long Losing Streak Grabs victory last game of season Tl he 1987 Polar Bear foot- ball team ended its season with a 1-8 record, but this doesn ' t reflect the achievements made by the team. Despite their losing streak, the players never gave up, and finally this year the varsity football team broke their forty-five game streak of losses in a smashing 20-6 victory over Saydel. The team performed well under the leadership of first year coach Tom O ' Boyle. T was very pleased for the seniors that we could end the season on a posi- tive note, ' commented Coach O ' Boyle but we still have a long way to go to be recognized as a for- midable Metro opponent. ' An exhausted Mike Thomas reflects on the game % Dave Becker takes a breather, awaiting his turn to enter the game. North defenders go for the block. re u- — ' te ,,,,111 1 Te«y Todd net. MathlS . Row 3 Anthony Scott Meyers, ' Knig ht, r . Scott Russel. 7 pete - r- rey.Todd Soph( DOT nomores have great season phomore team posted a spectacula Tyrone Smith is tackled after a long gain against East. The sophomore team posted a spectacular sea- son. The sophomores went 5-2-1 with a loss to Ames and Dowling and a tie with East. ' Outstanding players remarked Coach Hut- chinson was the entire sophomoreteam because they played together as a team. ' The defensive unit was led by James Turner, Jeff Smith, Anthony Higgins, and Ike Seymour with their savage gang tackles and heads up football. The reason the team excelled was because they play together as one, always gang tackling and never letting the other team get the best of them. Our sophomore football team has earned the re- spect of our student body, coaches, and the other schools and teams they have played. North 8-8 East Norlh 2 0-6 Lincoln North 6-18 Dowling N orth 20-0 Roosevelt North 6-26 Ames North 30 . 14 Hoover North 30-19 Valley James Turner takes a break on the This East High running back never made it out of his own backfield as he is swarmed by North defenders and hit for a loss. ceBroW n, Ryan °7 nsley , Troy i-U— - Freshmen have Troncin- er tMuldoon,)oe Freshmen have great season The freshmen football team posted 4-4 record.To show that North football is coming back and with the know how and coaching of Tom O ' Boyle.There will be nothing to stop them. The freshmen leading rushers are Chris Patton and Ryan patton each showing promising skills. The freshmen this year and last year have posted the winningest season ' s in five years. North high football is starting to earn respect and is being noticed. North 8-38 East North 0-38 Dowling North 16-14 Ames North 8-20 Valley North 16-22 Saydel North 20-6 Lincoln North 20-6 Roosevelt North 12-8 Hoover . cears.Wendy l er rovr Stacy F° rney roW Coach Sandy wy u.Fron Below:Senior Julie Kaster successfully places mJuth,Sandy SfjJJJwrty) thearmsofanAmesdefc C Not pictured- O Volleyball Team Makes Visible The 1987 varsity volleyball team under new coach Sandy Sears had its most successful season in three years, posting a record of 3-11 in Conference play and 6-16 overall. As a result of team and individual goal-setting as well as hard-work, the polar bears achieved their main goal of over 80 percent serving accurarcy. Coach Sears also stressed the importance of maintaining a positive attitude which she feels was ' a key factor in the team staying unified, improving, and winning matches. ' Team members selected for All-Conference honors were Kelly Gee- Honorable Mention and Julie Kaster- First Team All-Metro. With nine of the ten players returning North can look for good leadership and strong performances from next year ' s team. Senior Julie Kaster reflected ' Shutting out Hoover and defeating Dowling twice were definitely the highlights of the season. Improvement in skills and attitude by each player made this my most exciting and productive season at North. ' the ball over 40 Bottom right: Juniors Kelly Gee and Wendy Terrall use the deadly ' double-block ' to put the ijij Directly above: Ciurging the bears offense with | ball in the face of a Roosevelt player. her P ow ?r serve is junior Tracy Van Wyk. 41 , Rhonda Brown, „ . Sandy Bowton, Jodi AlHngham, K Kriste n Miller J Jennlfer Talley, The Spirited Team Belowjennifer Hahn s-t-r-e-t-c- h-e-s for the ball. This year ' s freshmen volley- ball team believes that to be a success means to be determined and have a good attitude. Al- though the team was winless, it did show excellent spirit, deter- mination and distinct improve- ment. ' If these girls keep working hard, playing together as a team, and strive to improve they will be an asset to North High athletics in the future, ' stated Coach Sandy Bowton. Captain Kara Streepy feels ' We can grab some victories next season if we play as a team and are serious in our attitudes toward winning. ' 42 Left to right:Brandon Mastin, Chris Kulish, Terry Villalobos, Kent Poage, Ron Letts, John Storey, Rick Vander Leest, Paul Potts, Jeff Miller, Brian Kasper, Nick Petefish, Steve Smith, Jeff Mullins, Coach Don Sears Golf Team Is Par For The Course ■ _L he 1987 Boys Golf Team performed well in its second year of fall golf. Al- though the team did not clench a victory, this year served as a time for learning and improvement. With only two seniors on the team, most of the varsity squad should be returning next year for a very competi- tive season. This year ' s co-captains were senior Paul Potts and junior John Storey, with average scores of 47.6 and 41.6 respec- tively. Coach Don Sears Paul ' Tater ' Potts chips for birdie. John Storey sinks a ten-footer. .Chad Back row Roy Sturgeon , Crawford. John Korte row:Enc W V Natha d T o a rKelrCa mP beU. not Poured Bnan Cross Country running is n ot only an internation- ally known sport, but also proves to be quite popular at North High with 31 po- lar bears competing this season. The boys team finished the season placing 16th in districts. A talented group of freshmen combined with improved returning members made for a good, hard-working team. Coach Mel Greene commented ,1 am very pleased with the entire team and especially with Captain Roy Stur- geon ' s leadership. ' lS b aiso proved to be a (Cross Country) very successful and sur- prising season for the girls cross country team which won the Junior ' division and finished second as a team in two meets. Debbi Ford tied the school record by earning seven medals in one sea- son. Michelle McClinton was a ' pleasant surprise ' to Coach Davis for her first yearout. Coach George Da- vis ' s final comment on the season was ' Good-bye to my seniors, Rose and Mel, who exemplified with their character and leader- ship the 1987 cross country team. ' Ba ck row. Debbie Ford crosses finish line ahead of her com- petitors. S ' cy Dewey, Lo f a Todd Briefly, Natnan Great individual effort by swim team With only 13 swimmers on Some of the bright spots so performances of the team this year victories far this season have been in- Merical, Joe Thr With only 13 swimmers on the team this year victories have been hard to come by, says Coach Bob Lawson, who is quick to point out that there have been some good individual efforts. Kent Poage does an inward dive to take first place against Roo- sevelt. Some of the bright spots so far this season have been in- dividuaal points scored against opponents. The team leaders are Mark Linford with 75 points, Kent Poage with 70 points followed by Nathen Merical with 55 points and Darcy Field with 50 points. Mark Linford swims the 50 yard freestyle, Kent Poage is the team diver, Nathen Meri- cal swims the 200 yard indivi- dual medley and the butter- fly for the 200 yard medley relay and Darcy Field swims the 100 yard breaststroke and the breaststroke in the 200 yard medley relay. The team has high hopes for the future because much improvement has been seen in the first year swimming performances of Nathen Merical, Joe Throndson, Brandon Mastin, Robert Wil- son and Chris Schuller, Coach Lawson commented. Season highlights for the veteran swimmers include two first place finishes for Mark Linford against Dowl- ing and Ames and four first place finishes for Kent Poage against Dowling, Roosevelt, East, and Valley. North North North North North North North North North North 48-113 47-116 43-114 60-109 39- 126 34- 134 35- 133 31-140 37-132 40- 127 East Boone Dowling Roosevelt Ames Valley S.E.Polk Lincoln Hoover Indianola La ' dJey, Coach tation Jsi_ Girls Swimming fttt Above:The ' Weed ' begins another journey into the icy waters of the polar bear pool. It proved successful as Jeanette set a new school record in the 100 meter Freestyle event. The 1987 girls swim team increased in strength, along with membership, as the season came to a close. Coach Carrie Charlie remarked, ' Al- though no one made it to State, there were good time drops by e ach swimmer. The season was a successful one because of overall team improvement. ' Captains of the team were Shannon Laidley and Jeanette Wiedemeier. Jeanette is a school record-holder in the 100 frees- tyle, 200 freestyle, 500 freestyle, 400 relay freestyle, and the 200 I.M., and has been a State qualifier for 3 years. An injury pre- vented Jeanette from completing the sea- son, cutting short her fourth consecutive trip to State. ' Despite the setback, Jeanette still displayed excellent leadership in at- tending practices regularly and giving moral support to her teammates through- out the season, ' praised Coach Charlie. 47 IB® North 42-40 Mason City North 49-62 Roosevelt North 56-50 East North 40-69 Roosevelt North 55-75 Lincoln North 43-39 East North 46-47 Pleasant Valley (O.T. North 47-41 East North 38-42 Ames North 45-58 Hoover North 39-40 Dowling North 44-58 Valley North 41-74 Roosevelt North 39-49 Dowling North 58-78 Lincoln North 47-80 Waterloo East North 55-45 Valley North 35-42 East North 55-51 Ames North 58-46 Hoover North 58-50 Valley - Distric North 42-41 Roosevelt North 49-86 Waterloo Columbus en Kelly Gee, Melissa Mullins, Jenny Fro nt row: Manager Rose ETger Knst, Flaherty McCarl, Tammy Doherty . Stacy £™ Ford , Li sa Montgomery, Juhe Ka Girls Team Ends Strong Lisa Montgomery finally gets off her feet and scores a career-high 31 points against 2 rated Lincoln railsplitters. The 1987-88 North Girls Varsity Basketball Team became thick and consistent at the right time of the season. After dropping a number of close decisions, this team finished strong winning its last three out of four games and ending its regular season 5-11. A pair of upsets over the Valley Tigers at Valley and the Roosevelt Roughriders, a team who had beaten them twice by more than 30 points, earned the Polar Bears a Sectional Champion- ship. ' This is the best 5-on-5 team to ever play for North High, ' stated Head CoachGeorge Davis. Proving this claim required taking 3rd place in the Urbandale Tourna- ment, beating Ames High at Ames, and getting to Regional Tourna- 48 ment competition. All of these achievements are a first for a North High 5-on-5 team. Senior Julie Kaster, junior Lisa Montgomery, and junior Kelly Gee shared scoring honors at many times throughout the season and p4 Julie Kaster maintained the high est free throw percentage. Leading f the team in both rebounds and blocked shots was junior forward Debbi Ford. Junior guard Jenny McCarl handed out many of the team ' s assists while juniors Wendy Terrall and Tammy Doherty were the top reserves. Next year looks to be very prom- ising as the team lost only one player to graduation, senior cap- tain Julie Kaster, ' North ' s success this year was due to team work and each player keeping their head and their heart in the game. Mil n v Top left - Senior Julie Kaster shoots over the LARGE obstacle she can ' t seem to get around. Top right - Junior Jenny McCarl proves the theory that point guards should pass... Bottom left - Two East defenders are dismissed as junior Debbi Ford concentrates on the basket. Bottom right - A new and unique shooting form is invented by junior Wendy Terrall. Knoxville Indianola SE Polk Roosevelt Grinnel Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Albia Valley Roosevelt Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Valley Dowling ■■flfl Tyrone Smith, Troy Hoya, Varsity Basketball Season Highlighted by Personal Achievements Joel ' The Horse ' Alexander powers up for a hard earned two points. This year ' s boys varsity basket- ball season began with two early victories against S.E. Polk and Roo- sevelt. The rest of the season, how- ever, was marked with many close defeats. Senior captain Joel Alexander displayed his leadership by main- taining the team ' s highest field goal percentage with 54 percent. Joel finished the year with 199 points and 158 rebounds. Senior co-captain Sam Clark also showed leadership by becoming the most improved player. Third Team All Conference pick sophomore Tyrone Smith excelled in both the offensive and defen- sive courts. Tyrone led the Polar Bears with 232 overall points and 188 rebounds. The Bears did fairly well on the freethrow line this year, shooting 53 percent as a team.Junior Jeff Miller earned the highest freeth- row percentage of 72 percent, fol- lowed by Joel Alexander and Sam Clark, both with 64 percent. Coach Green is looking forward to many returning juniors next year, along with several talented sophomores moving up to the var- sity level. Next year, look for the Polar Bears to be a force to be reck- oned with in the Metro. 50 Top left: An Ames defender discovers James Turner ' s eminent floor grace as he drives for two. Bottom left: Brian Kasper penetrates the 1 Ames defense for an easy jumper. Top right: Tyrone Smith bypasses a Lincoln block for a quick finger-roll. 51 rwl. Beechum, Coach Lowell Long, Ange- Cindi Wells. 1 Sophs Play as a Unit, Show Promise The 1987-88 sophomore girls basketball team end- ed its season without a win but was a winner in every sense of the word. At the sophomore competition level learning the fun- damentals of proper defense, rebounding, and pass- ing is the main goal. Coach Lowell Long stressed, ' This team has improved by leaps and bounds com- pared to last year. ' By the end of the season, five freshmen players had moved up to gain some under- standing of the higher level of play. Julie Cain led the team in total points and free throws made while Angelina Burns had the team ' s best free throw percentage. In looking back on the season, Coach Long stated, ' Although these girls did not score a victory they had more character and heart than any other team in Des Moines. I enjoyed working with a first-class team and I ' m happy with the progress they made. ' Julie Cain drives past a sleeping Hoover defender. 52 r- i c.mtt Mvers, Xay Thongsa- and Coach Mark Chelleen. Sophs Display Character 54-86 56- 53 65-78 68-53 57- 65 36-68 61-60 49-45 46-67 52-63 52-57 63-45 39- 42 48-61 63-60 40- 78 Roosevelt Grinnell Lincoln East Hoover Ames Dowling Albia Valley Roosevelt Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Valley and Team Work Don ' t leave Andy Crawford untouched in the lane - it ' s an easy two points! North High ' s future varsity boys team had a good season. They played tough and by the end of the season they had an overall record of 6-1 1 and a con- ference record of 4-10. Along with playing tough on the court the Bears stuck togeth- er, showing true team work. They were dedicated and showed true North High spirit. They ran plays smoothly and were competitive throughout the season. There were a few outstanding people on the team who carried their leadership well. One lead- er was Butchie Collier who averaged 15 points per game. Another leader was Andy Craw- ford who, out of 17 games, grabbed a total of 85 rebounds. Next year North will have something to look forward to. From what we have seen of this years sophomore team we should be able to take control. 54 Frosh Girls Give Strong Effort; Enthusiastic About Next Season Although the girls freshman team for 1987-88 didn ' t end with an impressive record, they accomplished many of their goals. Their overall record was 1-16 with their only victory ending in a 9-3 defensive battle over Valley High. This year ' s freshman girls worked many hard hours on improving their fundamentals and preparing for next years sophomore season. The girls are all optomistic that their hard work wiil pay off soon and head coach Larry Johnson agrees. Assistant Coach Mike Stevens believes, ' That al- though the girls worked hard and improved greatly, next year will be the key to their future in basketball. ' Jennifer Hahn puts up the shot from three-point range. 55 r. Scott Brownfield, Mike Pecina Travis Clarkson, Toby Ghee Todd Carlson, and Virgil 1|U H backer Harold Bolden, Ryan Middle row: Alfred SnacKer, n Front row Bradley. Clutter, Damon Foster, Chris Patton, John on, Nick Freshmen Are Metro Co-Champs The freshmen boys basketball team had a very outstand- ing season. The A-Team ended with an overall record of 16- 2. The B-Team ended with a record of 6-8. The team ' s leading scorer was Hurl Beechum with an average of 28.8 points per game. The team finished out the year as metro co-champs and placed 2nd in the Polk County 9th Grade Tournament. The team looks very hopeful for next vear and will hp a strong metro opponent. 56 North North North North North North North North North North North North North North 108-41 98-42 103-38 93-60 92-56 79-47 82-84 85-45 105-75 101-51 72-64 82-45 78-73 59-55 Roosevelt Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Valley Roosevelt Lincoln East Ames Hoover Dowling Valley Damon Foster nails the jump- shot to put North over the 100 point mark. Five Wrestlers Earn Individual Honors Steve Woods working on taking his opponent down. The wrestling team had a very excit- ing season and thanks to all their hard work, they were able to send Khamphuy Baccam, qualifier in the 105 weight divi- sion, to the Iowa State High School Wrestling Tournament. There were three seniors on the team. D.J. Schmidt made second team all con- ference and Lennie Ross and Steve Woods were named honorable mention. Juniors Khamphuy Baccam and James Wright also earned honorable mention. The Bears had a good year in wres- tling by meeting their individual goals. 58 59 Varsity Football, standing: Ivy Day . Mi- chelle Van Hoever. Jacque Chappell. Tammy Calhoun, and Michelle De Phillips . sitting: Tina Ashley, Raschelle Wagasky. Daylene Niemeyer. Tracy Miller. Amy Gulden, enny Hancock, and Jamie Kmsht. Varsity Basketball, back to front: Donna Ford, Raschelle Wagasky, Tracy Van Wyk, Tracy Miller, Tammy Calhoun and Jenny Han- cock. 62 Varsity Wrestling, left to right: Jamie Knight. Michelle De Phillips, Amy Childers, Daylene Niemeyer, Ivy Daye and Tina Ashley. The 1987-88 North High Band was full of new faces. Many talented mu- 1 sicians graced the football fields and basketball stands this year. Mr. Craig Swartz, from Norwalk, made his de- but as North ' s band director and has done a great job.Tres bien, monsieur! Very good! Right, Jim Searcy marches to the beat of a dif ferent drum. Elaine Gary, drum majorette Above- Front Row: Sarah Patterson, Elizabeth Easter, and Deanna Wangler. Back Row: Debbi Ford, Claudine Lange, Barb Ahlhelm, Jodi Allingham, Lana Gray, and Patrick Dean. Not pictured, Instructor, Mrs. Reid. ORCHESTRA JAZZ BAND Below- Back Row: Brian Chapman, Jim Searcy, Ron Letts, Dan Krammer, Eric Axness, Chris Pearson, and Rick Rockhold. Middle Row Shannon Laidley, Elaine Gary, John Walsh, Kim Oxenford, Dan Clark, John Korte, Julie Cain, and Instructor Mr. Swartz. Front Row: Michelle Meyers, Scott Kalwishky, Julius Bryan, Kristine Davenport, and Jeff Rohrick. coui Back row: Coach Richard Luna, Boumma Lovan, Nhupheng Xiong, Richie Luna, Matt Bowersox, Vilath Lovan, Lenny Ross, Kham Lovan; Front row: Thosakahn Keouthai, Bounmy Lovan, Kongmeng Lee, David Coleman, Boun Quang, Don Lo Lightning Strikes In P.A.L. Soccer League The Under 19 P.A.L. (Police Athletic League) soccer well this year. The team ended the season with a team, appropriately called Lightning, performed very record of 9-1 . Sophomore Boumma Lovan beats an East player to the ball. Senior Nhupheng Xiong goes for a shot at the goal. 67 front row- Tina MiUer Smith, Laura Pearson. Wendy Terr.ll. Tina Wells, back row Tasha Oakley, Tracy Miller, Jennifer Hancock Wanda Laura Pearson and Tasha Oakley dance to the sound of music during the halftime of a boys basketball game. 1987- 8 8 Drill Team For eight North High Students their day begins to the sound of Music. The Drill Team sold sunglasses to raise money that was used for taking trips in order to perform. Every morning the drill team practices their dance routines at 7:55 to the popular sounds of rock music in the front lobby. They practice daily for their performances during basketball games. But their perfor- mances don ' t stop there they also perform at the State Marching Band, Valley Festival, Drake Relays Parade, and also the Tulip Festi- val Parade in Pella. How does the drill team come up with their routines? ' We work together using each of our own ideas to pull together a routine. Everyone has input, ' said Wendy Terrall. 68 CONCERT CHOIR SWING CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR- first row; Robin Young, Lisa Kline, Nanette Chezum, Janeen Mosher, Cindy Gregg, Harvey Mayhan, Dennis Thomas, Robert DePatton,Jamie Larson, Kelli Burke, Amie Carter, Tammy Phillips, Buffy Wyman, Sarah Patterson, Lori Lewis, Christina Deever, Shanna Pat- ton second row; Candy Hughes, Bet sy Lash- ley, Michelle Dishman, Deanna May, John Vodochodsky, Shaun Thompson, Thien Leuang, David Riemers, Tina Wells, Deana Smith, Tera Kennedy, Jennifer Bauman, Karen Schmid, Roxanna Bevel, Theresa Hanson third row; Shelly Craig, Marsha Schever- mann, Ada Sells, Ericka Mays, David Wright, Aaron Harvey, Mike Lupkes, Ge Yang, Dan Clark, Wendy Wilson, Arlene Obrecht, Kathy Willits, Lisa Springs, Shan- non Laidley, Jennifer Thomas SWING CHOIR-first row; Tina Wells, Tracy Miller, Tammy VanGundy, Cherie Blair, Nanette Chezum, Crystal Simpson second row; Jamie Larson, Kelly Burks, Shaun Thompson, Jim Olsen PREP CHOIR i PREP CHOIR-first row; Monica Howard, Chelly Moeller, Susie Ve- lez, Michelle Meyers, Stacie Dewey, Laura Semple, Rondi Moore, Rachel Weatherly, Lana Butcher second row; Kristin Miller, Val Jensen, Lisa Gabriel, Carrie Grim, Paige Philpott, Kasina Manvel, Regi- na Burton, Jennifer Hahn, Mindy Hoseman, Cindy Wells third row; Heather McDowell, Tina McDowell, Tara Pebly, Mary Thomas, Leslie Kopaska, Marcy Hood, Lisa Eschelmen, Jennifer Van- dersluis, Debbie Milligan, Cindy Johnson Students and Teachers for Existence in Peace S.T.E.P. With the increased awareness and concern surrounding the issue of the arms race, North High stu- dents and staff felt that it was time to organize a peace group. One of S.T.E.P. ' s many goals has been to promote world peace through bet- ter communication and under- standing of others. Members of S.T.E.P. have displayed posters, circulated petitions and have also brought in guest speakers to help educate students about global is- sues. Front row: Julie Kaster, Roseline Barcellano, Scott Kalwishky, Sai Cam, Kim Oxenford. Center row: Ryan Bacidore, Dana Weir, Tammy Calhoun, Tracy Judd, Kim Loucks. Back row: Mr. Granville Williams, Rashelle Wagasky, Kenny Johanson, Ms. Kathy Murphy, Ms. Robin Vanderhoef, Eric Axness. Not pictured: Kristy Flaherty, Jodi O ' Brien, Kelli Brommel. Back row: Kim Loucks, Dana Weir, Tami Carlson, Shannon Laidley, Curt Wood, Sennie Ackerson, and Pete Sisauyhoat. Front row: Candy Hegre, Darcy Field, Veronica Jacobs, Jeanete Wiedemeier, and Kham Lovan. Succcessful Food Drive Highlights Key Club ' s Year Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. They stress school, home, and community. The school projects they have ac- complished this year include the se- cret messages at Halloween, Christ- mas, and Valentine ' s Day, the Christ- mas Dance, a spaghetti dinner, and the can food drive. This year ' s drive collected an incredible 5,309 cans. Key Club does activities for the community such as visit nursing homes, ihey also go to the Kiwanis Luncheons every Wednesday. The officers are President Kim Loucks, Vice-President Tami Carlson, Secretary Sennie Ackerson, and Trea- surer Dave Pearson. Their advisor is Kathy Bassett. 71 91 Back row:John Vodochodsky, Ninette Jones, Julie Kaster, and Rose Barcellano. Front row: Terry Moore, Veronica Jacobs, and Kim Loucks. S.A.D.D. T.L.C. Students Against Driving Drunk (S.A.D.D.) began the year merging with the Teen Leadership Connec- tion (T.L.C.) support group. T.L.C. was a new group formed at North High and was opened to anyone wishing to participate. Hosting guest speakers on teen suicide and drug use as well as attending a Christmas memorial service for victims of drunken driving were among the activ- ities of the group. One of S.A.D.D. ' s main goals was to get eighty per- cent of the North High student body to sign a Con- tract For Life (between parent and child). This year ' s group used posters and intercom announcements to remind everyone of the dangers of driving drunk. Above:Mr. Williams explains his unique concept of a ' family ' during a workshop entitled ' Family Structure. ' Distributive Educational Clubs of America D. E. C. A. Officers for the 1987 - 1988 school year were: President Jim Searcy Vice President Tammy Calhoun Secretary Jamie Knight Treasurer .... Paul Potts Parliamentarian Mike Mason Historian Michelle Van Hoever Row 1: Mr. Terry Eaton, Tammy Calhoun, Michelle Van Hoever, Janeen Mosher, Jim Searcy, J. J. Cc Row 2: Vicky Beasley, Jamie Knight, Miranda Sutton, Tami Carlson, Monty Duncan, Brenda Stewart. Under the guidance of Mr. Terry Eaton, the North High DECA chapter has experienced a dramatic growth. Club membership more than doubled second semester due to the increased promotion of the marketing program through posters and displays. Club activities for the year included: The Delegates Assembly, a cook out, a bowling match with the Hoover DECA chapter, a Christmas gift exchange, the Area Leadership Conference, the State Leadership Conference, an Employer - Employee Dinner and various fundraisers - all of which were very Standing - Mr. Terry Eaton, Dominic Guidichessi, Mike Huffman, Brenda Stewart, Michelle De Phillips, Jamie Knight, Tammy Calhoun, Corinna Miller, Tami Carlson, Steve Pearson, Larry Rose, Troy Krueger, Jim Searcy and Monti Duncan. Sitting - Shannon Erickson, Robin Young, Vicky Beasley, Michelle Van Hoever, Stacey Forney, Debbie Ford, Donna Ford, Tami Phillips, Mike Mason, Nanette Cheezum, Tammie Wickett, J.J. Corley and Paul Potts. 73 S.I.L.- Students In Leadership Students In Leadership was full of interested, ambitious members this year. The dedication of these students was apparent, considering that they met early every Monday morning. S.I.L. member Rick Vanderleest commented, ' Students In Leadership provided vital training for the leaders of the future. ' S.I.L. promoted better understanding of success, by holding seminars and by having speakers at some of the meetings. S.I.L. Officers: President; Ed Ollie, Vice-President; Darrell Barbour, Secratary; Tracy Miller, Treasurer; Lisa Montgomery S.I.L. members; top row, 1 to r:Tim Kinnan, James Tyrrell middle row.l to r:Jennifer Hancock, Matthew Barry, Kim Loucks, John Walsh, Darrell Barbour, Denise Eley, Elizabeth Bruner, Jeffrey Rohrick bottom row, 1 to r:Shawn Hibdon, Rick Vanderleest, Mrs. Brennan, Tracy Miller, Carrie Beechum 74 Back row:Randy Lewis, Sennie Ackerson, Kim Loucks, Tien Leuang, Nick Petefish, Darrell Barbour, Derrick Wyse, Joe Tlirondson, Nicholas Young, Troy Troncin, Sarah Patterson, Mike Pecina, Mike Pierson, Peach Anerson 3rd row:Chan Lovan, Maniseng Sisamouth, Lisa Jorgensen, Lori Lewis, Lori Hancock, Patty Burkhead, Monica Dudley, Shelly Dimery 2nd row:Ed Ollie, Michelle McClinton, Wanda Smith, Kelly Gee, Kristi Flaherty, Debbie Ford, Melissa Mullins, Tina Miller, Tim Kinnan, Julie Kaster Front row:Julius Bryan, Rick Vanderleest, Donavon Green, Mike Mason, Tony Denton, Paul Potts, Mike Henrichs, Lori Day STUDENT COUNCIL The 1987-88 Student Council, under the guidance of new advisor Fae Ramsey, began the year donating nearly $650 of its $3,000 treasury to help North be- come a more effective school. The council offered $500 for the purchase of new and better weights in response to students desire for self - improvement. Promoting good student - teacher relations was an- other priority which led to the sponsoring of a ' Teach- er Appreciation Breakfast. ' A three - year plan was developed to create long - term goals and provide some focus for future councils. 75 Back row: Michelle Pecina, Roy Sturgeon, Julie Raster, Phoukham Baccam. Front row: Jennifer Hawn, Valerie Jensen, President Roseline Barcellano, Melissa Mullins, KellyGee, Kristi Flaherty. lit 2 £ Coxhi. (Pep Club) Pep Club has also been able to provide a chain around the Po- lar Bear Crest in the front lobby. Now that the chain will forever remain a permanent part of this school, it is also a symbol of this organization ' s true spirit and love for North High. President Rose Barcellano said in closing, ' School spirit is at the heart of every successful school. As a small group we ' ve accomplished a lot, but a few people cannot always carry the weight of the entire school. 11 everyone got involved, there would be no boundaries as to what we could do. ' 7 Pep Club is an organization that should represent the Polar Bear Spirit of the entire student body. This however, was not the case for the 1987-88 school year. Despite membership drives and a skit pleaing to students during the Food Drive Assembly, Pep Club still remained at ten mem- bers. Ten strong members. Each accomplishment made was not done without much hard work and dedication. The year involved collecting empty pop cans weekly, making pos- ters for football games, locker posters for each player during basketball season, and most im- portantly, Courtwarming. Standing: Mrs. Lois Forrester, Elaine Gary, Jeanette Wiedemeier, Tim Kinnan, Rick Vander Leest, Tracy Van Wyk, Tammy Calhoun and Laura Ziebell. Kneel- ing: Wanda Smith, Roseline Barcellano, Melissa Mullins, Darrell Barbour, Shan- non Laidley, Kelly Gee, and Kristi Flaherty. National Honor Society has always been a very prestigious organization. Only the best of students can hope to be inducted into this club of scholars and leaders. The first and foremost requirement is a grade point average of at least 3.5 (on a 4.0 scale). Other considerations are good character, community service and leadership characteristics. Talented and Gifted (TAG) students are a group identified as naturally skilledin various areas. Teach- ers must nominate students for this program al- though parents and peers have some say. Both groups are active in community service and have participated in : collecting can food goods around the holidays, buying toys for poor children at Christmas, collecting clothing for the Goodwill, mak- ing greeting cards for the elderly, visiting the elderly at rest homes, and helping other school organizations with various fundraisers and activities. Talented and Gifted Standing - Michelle Van Hoever, Roxanna Bevel, Kelly Gee, Mrs. Lois Forrester and Merrily Dennis (TAG Pool). Sitting - Kristi Flaherty and Rick Vander Leest. 77 78 ■ 9 Office Staff Marge Overhoh Attendance Office Assistants (2nd semester) - Jodie O ' Brien, Elaine Gary, and Tammy Carlson. Office and Attendance Assistants (1st semester) - Manisay Sisamouth.Sherrie Bettis. Melanie Waltz, Paying Xiong, Denise Eley, Tammy Doherty, Beth Bruner, Jim Burkhead, Tammie Wickett, and David Hall. Have you ever wondered who it was that answers the phones at North? Chances are it was one of the many North High Office and Atten- dance Office assistants. During just one day they can do a wide variety of jobs, ranging from stapling papers to answering the phones. ' Answering the phones is one of their biggest jobs because it lets us go on with our work without being bothered ' , said Marge Over- holser office secretary. Attendance Office assistants do a wide variety of jobs to. These jobs range from answering phones to picking up attendance cards. Office Assistants (2nd semester) - Melanie Waltz, Debbie Sharp, Manisay Sisamouth, Michelle Pecina, Wendy Van Gundy, Beth Bruner, Denise Kley, Jamie Knight, and Mi- chelle DePhillips. 79 Counseling Office Assistants - Cindy Johnson, Krlsti Flaherty, Michelle Van Hoever, and Ivy Daye. Assistants Library Assistants - Front Row: Bobby Pirkl , John Storey, Merrily Dennis, Rick Vander Leest, Jamie Frisk, and Bill Tighe. Back Row: David Reimers. Lenny Ross, John Sampson, and Michael Mason. North High Drama Club Members of the North High Drama Club share a common interest in dra- matic and backstage work. This years Drama Club had many members who actively participated in drama productions here at North as well as performing I ' m Herbert and a scene from The Sunshine Boys for a Des Moines High school drama festi- val sponsored by the North and Hoo- ver drama departments. This year ' s officers were: President - Nanette Chezum, Vice president - Shannon Laidley, Secretary - Tina Miller, and Treasurer - Curt Wood. • Front: Treasurer - Curt Wood, Vice President - Shannon Laidley, President - Nanette Chezum, and Secretary - Tina Millc. Middle: Mrs. Robin Vanderhoef, Roxanne Bevel, Brian - ' ebster, tj Eric Axness, Joe Fazio, and Darcy Field. J Back: Ryan Bacidore, Kathy Akes, Mark Littlejohn, and Jeff Rohrick Record Year For North High Mimes This year the North High Mimes a.k.a. the Bear Pause, had a record number of 13 dedicated mimes, which is the largest number the troupe has had since its beginning in 1983. The Bear Pause performs 30 minute shows for various places around the community, such as elementary schools, The Easter Seals Teleathon at Southridge Mall and the Convention Center. The shows consist of short scenes with titles like Balloon Madness, An- other Brat Rides The Bus, and Once Upon A Mime. The mimes do not speak so there is great emphasis on body movement and facial expressions in order to get an idea across to the audience. Their costumes are all black except for their shoes and gloves which are white. Green suspenders and a green bow tie are added to show school spirit. Front - Kathy Akes, Lori Hancock, Brian Webster, Kim Loucks. Middle -Darcy Field, Curt Wood, Shannon Laidley, and Tina Miller. Back -Jeff Wood, Joe Fazio, Jenny Thomas, Shelly Dimery. and Ada Sells 81 top left: Count Dracula (Thien Leuang) gives Mina (Tina Seals) a fatal bite, top right: The production opens with woman vampire (Lisa Jorgensen). bottom left: Henry (Jeff Rohrick) and Martha Westenra (Roxanna Bevel) call for butler Charles (Mark Littlejohn). bottom right: Professor Van Helsing (Brian Webster) talks with Miss Lucy (Nanette Chezum) while Dr. Seward (Darcy Field) and Mina (Tina Seals) look on. top left: Jonathan Harker (Curtis Wood) is surrounded by five women vampires in his bedroom chambers at Castle Dracula in Transylvania, bottom right: Lucy (Nanette Chezum) is once again hypnotized by Count Dracula ' s (Thien Leuang- )charms. 7 The NHS Drama Dept. presented the play, ' Dracula ' on the bewitching nights of October 30 and 31. Over 500 people were frightened by the two shows in the North High Auditor- ium. ' Dracula ' was a medium-sized play, made up of 15 parts. However, Mrs. Vanderhoef said that five parts were added ' because so many people gave quality auditions that I wanted to give them parts. ' This production was an eye-popper with several special ef- fects. ' Dracula ' actually turned into a bat on stage, ' said Mrs. Vanderhoef excitedly. Along with these effects, there was actual fog rolling across the stage and Dracula had a stake driv- en through his heart. CAST Gravedigger Matt Glenn Gravedigger Jeremy Shoning Count Dracula Thien Leuang Woman Vampire Melissa Frisk Woman Vampire Lisa Gabriel Woman Vampire Lisa Jorgensen Woman Vampire Cutina Johnson Woman Vampire Lori Hancock Mrs. Westenra Roxanna Bevel Mr. Westenra Jeff Rohrick Charles Mark Littlejohn Miss Lucy Westenra Nanette Chezum Arthur Holmwood Eric Axness Dr. Peter Seward Darcy Field Professor Van Helsing Brian Webster Servant Tina Miller Mr. Renfield Rvan Bacidore First Semester Yearbook Staff - Front row: Derrick Wy se, Tania Jorgensen, Kelly Gee and Kelli Brommel. Second row: Rick Vander Leest, Pheng Xiong, Rose Barcellano, Julie Raster, Tammy Calhoun (editor), Kent Poage, Tracy Judd, and Robert Pirkl. First Semester Newspaper Staff - Front row: Elizabeth Bruner. Second row: Julie Kaster (editor) Mike Nyman (adviser), and Melissa Mullins. o •v 5 V First Semester Oracle Staff - Julie Kaster (editor), Elizabeth Bruner, Mike Nyman (adviser), and Melissa Mullins. 84 Second Semester Yearbook Staff - Front row - Melissa Mullins, Tammy Calhoun, Tami Phillips, Michelle Van Hoever Kelly Gee, Knsti Flaherty, Donna Ford, Jenny McCarl. Back row - Derrick Wyse, Rose Barcellano, Tracy judd, Jamie Knight, Julie Kaster, Rick Vander Leest, Kent Poage, Robert Pirkl, Darcy Field, Steve Pearson. Second Semester Newspaper Staff - Front row - Ericka Mays, Corina Miller, Julie Kaster - editor, M elissa Mullins, Tracy Hanson. Back row - Kent Poage, Mr. Mike Nvman - adviser. Darcv Field 85 6th hour; 1 to r.first row; Toby Ghee, Sean Reese, Monica Brown, Stacy Fallis, Don Pephirom, Kotina Brown, Art Hoffman, Becky Hotchkiss second row.Nathan Merical, David McGregor, Michael Ingram, Lon Cole, Angel Austin, Jerry Miller, James Bolken, Melissa Green third row;Luis Clyce, Richard Thorpe, Jim Rhodes, Art Wood, Patricia Uballe fourth row;Som Kirt, Daryl O ' Brien, Jeff Hensley, Bob Post, Eddie Ransom fifth row;Francis Scarcello, Jessica Rankin, Deanna Schreck 4th hour, 1st row; Vathany Phengsiarouk, Ok Lovan, Joshua Williams, Ronie McMains. 2nd row; Kathy Willits, Vicki Beasley, Toby Bozarth, Brian Kel- logg, Doug Stout, William Summy. 3rd row; James Scarlett, Ron Riley, James Tyrell, Norman Brown, Barry Kreinbring, Matt Mathis, Bill Knight, Jason Thompson, Joe Propst. 3rd hour, 1st row; Sean Hall, Arlene Obrecht, Bill Tighe, Ja- mie Frisk. 2nd row; Anitira Actkiss, Lacey Curry, Sherry Let ., Shawn Hibdon, Michael Snyder, Jose Marrerro, Nan- ette Jones, Larry Wangler, Eric Riley. 3rd row; Anthony Higgins, Todd Bozarth, Rob- ert DePatton, Howard Stokes, John Warrick, Bill Slavens. 86 1 ! 1st hour; I to r.first row;Jim Anderson, Michael Brown, Renee Dimery, Dennis Hall, Tony Williams, Cindy Pierny, David Cornelius second row; Terry Milborne, John Haltiner, James Gish, Shelley Dimery, Darren Warren, Brenda Belcher, Nate Taylor, Chad Anderson third row; Shalon Jones, Wanda Mitchell, Danielle Rose, Kody Donovan, Marice Brown R O T C 2nd hour; 1 to r: Corey Ingram, John Scigliano, Tracy Miller, Sypaseuth Lovan, James Evans, Cindy Constant, Randy Lewis, Tory McGregor, Randy Boylan, John Sampson, Ronnie Crumbee The North High ROTC unit offered activities outside of classroom study which included; drill team, marksmanship with a .22 caliber and an air rifle, and Ranger training that was affiliated with Hoover ' s ROTC program. The drill team cadets traveled all over the country and, in October, returned from a 1,100 mile trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, where the male drill team earned first place in national competition. Other major trips were the orientation trip to Paris Island and South Carolina, that were in Novem- ber. There, other members of the unit not on the drill team had a chance to participate. In the classroom cadets studied first aid, public speaking and other speech techniques, Marine corps history, wellness, outdoor living, and close order drill. The Battle Over Bork At last! North ' s long loss string ends II 1987 - 1988 was a year of reve- lation. During the past year the public was made aware of many items that hit the news. The murder of his date by 1 Robert Chambers made society more aware of date rape. A fatal tradgedy occurred when Dallas g Jim Baker and his wife, Tarn- | police officer John Chase was Teachers angered v by return to school J of ' violent ' student ■ i o 73 Bv LINDA LANTOR  •« mi m i Angry teachers met Tuesday men: with tne Des Moines Scnool Board to pro- test toe decision to alio a student to return to Classes at Lincoln Hign School o was suspended for shoving a schooi office . _ mie, lost their television evan- gelistic ministry due to accusa k PANIC 87s shot and killed while appre- hending a traffic violator. Chase -t « 3 s i tions that they diverted funds p was the son-in-law of North ' s into their pockets and because § marketing teacher, Mr. Terry m =S u «f m C il t n c i 2. 3 H3 Vowa makes Dole a very happy man C d j J he had romantic affair. , Eaton. What some notables did and said got them into trouble. For instance, presidential candidate ?0 Gary Hart was accused of hav- ing an affair while Jimmy ' the -Cj Greek ' Snyder was fired from S his NBC sports analyst job for making racial comments. Anthony Kennedy was final- ly appointed to the Supreme Court after President Reagan ' s first two choices were rejected. Near tradgedy also reached America ' s sympathy as Jessica Mc Clure, a toddler, fell down 3 an abandoned well while J - playing with some friends. It 2 took three days to find and res- ■•t cue Jessica as America watched and waited. Stop the Student Pr esses The Supreme Court says educators can censor school newspapers G eek is gone. o r3 R ft ra «■ AJ try nuwu ui«w. I . CHAMBERS: The accused passes through a K metal detector on his way to court on Monday. I 3 Si 3 a 3 88 Barbara Ahlhelm Andre Allen Jamon Allen Jodi Allingham James Anderson Chad Armstrong Denise Arnett Angela Austin Ryan Bacidore Ian Bartel Jennifer Bauman Hurl Beechum Margaret Behle Brenda Belcher Chad Biddle Wendy Bindel Gregory Boggs Harold Bolden Peter Bolokov Yolanda Bolden Shawn Bowman Julie Boyum Kelly Bradford Virgil Bradley Julie Brown Kotina Brown Maurice Brown Micheal Brown Monica Brown Rhonda Brown 90 Stanley Brown Scott Brownfield Thanh Bui Pamela Burkmire Melissa Byrd Erin Lee Campbell Robert Campbell 5 Todd Eugene Carlson Larry Carroll Thank goodness there is no trash can around. Heng Cavan Phetsamone Cavanh Bounnong Champabon Rommany Chanthavong Chinh Che Toby Chee Ryan Clutter and Mike Rutherford are on their best be- havior Travis Clarkson Anthony Clayborne Ryan Clutter f % ■ Luis Clyce Michele Cockayne David Cohen Lisa Jorgensen and Lori Hancock enjoy a great schoo lunch. 91 This year there were 295 incoming freshmen which is a greater number than in past years. This large group of freshmen will graduate in 1991 and be a part of North High ' s 102nd graduating class. This talented class is equipted with a variety of talented students; from academic to athletic and from drama to design. The expectations put upon these students are great, but as this class grows together and strengthens the spirit of North, they will have the potential to change the fu- ture. John Cole David Cope Thomas Copper Carlos Cortez Jim Crouch Anna Custer Lacey Currie Jason Curtis Bernard Davis Jill Davidson Lori Day Lewis Daye Patrick Dean Stacie Dewey Cassandra Dillon Shellie Dimery Kody Donovan John Downing Anthony Dudley Venessa Duncan Frank Dunn Beth Easter Lisa Eshelman Jason Fiscus Troy Ford Damon Foster James French Lisa Gabriel Fit ' ft ft 93 94 Lloyd Lorenz Bounthong Louvan Vilaykham Lu Van Jason Martin LeRoy Martin Robert Martin Brandon Maston Suzanne Meley Nathan Merical Shannon Merrett Michelle Meyers Gina McClelland Heather McDowell Tina McDowell David McGregor Robert McGregor Todd McMains Consuelo Mickens Ronald Miesner Deborah Milligan Wanda Mitchell Chelynee Moeller Che Moore Robert Moore Rondi Moore Jon Moorhead Kyle Morris Robert Muldoon Lisa Neades Daryl O ' Brien 95 North on trash pick up day. Howard Stokes Eric Stout Perry Strauble Chad Stuart Chad Stumpf Jennifer Talley Nathaniel Taylor Alfred Thacker Jennifer Thomas Mary Thomas David Thompson Jayson Thompson Roy Triggs Troy Troncin James Turner Tarn Van Bui Jennifer Vandersluis Stephen Vandersluis Sean Van Haaften Sonya Vaughn Johnathan Vodochodsky Ae Vong Heidi Volk William Volk Coerte Voorhes Toni Vuuanh John Walton Deanna Wangler Darren Warren Charyl Warrick Romana Watley Mike Welshhons Daniel Wheeler Joshua Williams Tisha Williams Robert Wilson Art Wood Steven Wood Paying Xiong Jeanette Yaw Ge Yang Nicholas Young 98 Sennie Ackerson Martina Ackiss David Adeokun Agapito Aguilar Christine Anderson Peach Anderson Amy Andrews Sean Arron Eric Axness Souaykham Baccam Richard Baker Bambi Bailliaff Matthew Barry Steven Beahr Carey Beechum Bette Beimbinster Crispus Bell Laurie Bennett Shawn Benson Cherie Blair Elizabeth Bruner Julis Bryan Walter Burgs Kelli Burke Patricia Burkhead Angelina Burns 100 Darrick Burrage Frank Butler Michelle Butler Julie Cain Ray Calhoun Boua Ngeun Cam Boua Ngeun Cam Kevin Campbell Joe Carter Dahm Cathi Seui Cavan Troy Cavil William Chambers Paul Chapman Lok Chey Tran Chien Gabriel Clausen Paul Clausi Michael Clutter Lori Constant Andrea Crawford Andrew Crawford Chad Crawford Paul Custer Lyle Davis Mike Davis Steven Davis Sarah Davis Jeffrey Decker Christina Deever Renee Dimery Michelle Dishman 101 103 Freshmen Princesses - Carey Beechum, Andrea Crawfoi; Lori Gascon, Amy Irving, Michelle Dishman, and Sennie Ackerson. Howard Munyon Kayla Murphy Terry Murray Timmothy Murray Scott Myers Bount ' iavy Norasing Stacy Noel Madeline Noboa Spreang Ngan Lay Heang Ngan Chy Nhea Rodney Newcomb Tommy Neades Inpong Nanthanorath Tasha Oakley Arlene Obrect Rochelle Ogden Patricia Overs 106 Kasey Overton Melissa Overton Sarah Patterson Todd Patterson Mary Pattison William Perry John Petithony Samphone Phatthana Souripho Phongshunh Khambay Phunyasee Cindy Pickray Chadwick Porter Jeffery Porter Souphatsaly Prasasouk Wendi Prince Joeseph Propst Joe Pullen Marcus Pulliam Boun Quang Kone Quang Cathy Ramirez Matthew Ramsey Edward Ransom Sean Reese Angela Bruner shows her school spirit on Geek Day. Shan Rissman Richard Rockhold Jeffrey Rohrick Scott Russell Vankay Sanachit J R. Scherer Karen Schmid Christopher Schuller Tanya Scott Jeff Seward Ike Seymore Debbie Sharp Jeremy Shoning Maniseng Sisamouth Bill Slavens Jeff Smith Tyrone Smith David Snyder Mike Snyder Khammouk Somsavath Sombath Song Raymond Southwick Christian Spicer Brian Sprague Lisa Spring Doug Spurling Frank Stewart Douglas Stout Did we interupt some hot gossip here? Shawn Sutton Inpaeng Sysavath John Sziber Shawn Sziber Robert Taber Jason Thompson Millie Thompson Xayapheth Thongsakounh Rikki Thornton 108 Richard Thorpe Joe Throndson William Tighe James Trammel Rick Troncin Kham Vang Seng Vang Tammy Van Gundy Wendy Van Gundy Soukkhaseum Vong Stephen Walker Larry Wangler 109 Anitra Ackiss Katheryn Akes Martina Allen Tina Ashley Khamphuy Baccam Phoukham F. Baccam Phouneg eun Baccam Shawna Bauge Vicki Beasley Alan Berger Derrick Berry Jerry Berry Roxanna Bevel Beth Birmingham Robert Bolden Mark Boone Keng Boun Toby Bozarth Norman Brown Angela Bruner Bobbi Burns Lana Butcher Tib Cavan Vanh Cavan Brian Chapman Amphone Charensab Marcy Charlson Fa Che Amy Childers Shawn Chipp Daniel Clark Deanna Cockerham Michael Collier Phillip Cooper no James Corley David Cornelious Scott Cornelius Sean Cory Rachele Craig Charry Crampton Sean Cretsinger Michael Crowell Ronald Crumble Kristine Davenport Merrily Dennis Michelle Dennis Tammy Doherty Christopher Dochterman Kelly Dykes Barbara Evans Kristi Flaherty Troy Floyd Debbi Ford Donna Ford Stacy Forney William Foster Amy Garcia Jason Carrels Carmen Gascon Kelly Gee James Gish Marcus Green Danny Haltiner Jennifer Hancock 111 112 Destry Mangan Tylonda Mason Deanna May Harvey Mayhan Chad Meyer Jenny Mc Carl John Mc Clintic Michelle Mc Clinton Melissa Mc Donald Johnnie Mc Gregor Ted Mc Mains Jeff Miller Norman Miller Tina Miller Tony Miller Tracy Miller Lisa Montgomery Tammy Moore Rose found a homecomming date that night. fl n n Mi 0 Treva Negrete Daylene Niemeyer Jodie O ' Brien Ed Ollie Kim Oxenford Mike Pearson Steve Pearson Eric Penney Nick Petefish Houn Pen Phongsavath David Pierson Laura Pierson 113 Bobby Pirkl Tammy Prather Somcha Pretryavanh Frank Rabon Meloney Reed Shawna Remus Scott Rhodes Cynthi a Rice Chad Richardson Lolita Rushing Rowena Russell Tina Seals Ada Sells Jennifer Simonson Manisay Sisamouth Phithasi Sisouisath Steven Smith Wanda Smith Maly Sorn Vilayn Soulinthavong Jim Spiers Jeremy Steve Brenda Stewart John Storey Aimie Strahl Mark Strahl Kara Streepy Samhang Suong Miranda Sutton Velda Talton i Homeroom 221 enjoys victory in the attendance contest. Thien Leuang is deep in thought. 114 Marge Overholser - Office Secretary Nancy Peterson - Attendance Office Staff 118 1. Ray Nash - Counselor 2. Joe Nemec - ESL 3. Mike Nyman - Journalism 4. Tom O ' Boyle - Phys. Ed. S3. 5. Lowell Perry - Counselor 6. El don Peterson - Drivers Ed. 7. Marsha Peterson - Algebra 8. Phyllis Phoenix - Typing, Busi- ness 9. Marilyn Quinn - ESL 10. Fae Ramsey - L.D. Resource 11. Evelyn Reid - Orchestra 12. Linda Rodriguez - Spanish, French 13. Carolyn Russell - Child Dev., Adult liv. 14. Royann Savage - L.D. Re- source ELilli GO BSE IB B 11 | 12 13 14 1. Don Sears - Phys. Ed. 2. Phyllis Sellers - Librarian 3. Jim Semple - M.D. Program 4. Lynn Simpson - English 5. Jon Starek - Amer. World His- tory 6. Lisa Steffen-Davis - M.D. Pro- gram 7. Craig Swartz - Band 8. Sandra Thorpe - Phys. Ed. 9. Robin Vanderhoef - Drama, English 10. Jay Wand - Drivers Ed. 11. Cindy Weeks - Applied Econ, Business 12. Larry Wiedemeier - Power Mechanics 13. Granville Williams - Chem- istry, Physics 14. Carolyn Wolter - English, French I Marcia Zike - Rem. English Bernice Boyum - B.D. Program Dan Cunningham - Study Hall Sandy Davis - Study Hall Jo Dwiere - Library Jean Hensley - Counseling Office Trellis Johannsen -M.D. Program Durene Kasner - Media Center Jan Sarlat-Aldridge - M.D. Pro- gram School Board Members - (Standing left to right) Mark Smith, Jo Brown, Gloria Hoffman, Betty Grundberg, and William Keck. (Sitting) James Cunningham, Jonathan Wilson, Sue Luthens and William Anderson, Superintendent of S chools. Cafeteria Workers - Front Row - Joyce Lockman, Yvonne Coe, Elizabeth Ha!!, Janis Barr, Lowrine Walker. Back Row - Jeneva Hughes, Nancy Gallagher, Rose Anderson, Nancy Hansen, Barb Kirkpatrick. 125 ANDERSON ERICKSON DRIRY CO. 2229 HUBBELL AVENUE DES mOINES. IOWA 50317 515 265-2521 ' Quaky tjon tun. 7 ulc contractors rental co. 2714 Second Avenue Des Moines. Iowa 50? ' 515-244-7431 SMITH ' S PHILIPPS 66 SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR HOWARD SMITH OWNER 2800 2ND AVE. PHONE 243-9001 Pickup Daily Saturday Call 243-4264 - 413 Euclid Alio Specialising in DRAPES. SINCE 1909 Ten Convenient Locations ifachincru and Supply Co. Inc. 17 SECOND AVENUE OES MOINES 50314 PHONE IftS) 2M-01J3 SALES 243-6217 PARTS 243-6943 SERVICE 243-6451 IOWA WATTS 1—800—358-5508 PARTS ACCESSORIES IOWA ' S HIGH VOLUME HONDA DEALER WHERE THE DEALS ARE MADE SATISFIED SER VICE SIXCE 1967 HONDA TOWN 1603 EUCLID 126 THRASHER ' S HARDWARE. INC. Family Owned Des Moines 1 Hardware Store We ' re the Problem Solvers! 30C1 E. 14tm ST. PHONE 262-2162 DES MOINES. IOWA 50316 Euclid Dairy Queen 3520 First and Euclid Dairy Queen Phone 515-288-6357 FLOWERS ARRANGED AS YOU LIKE THEM 1540 2ND AVENUE OES MOINES IOWA 30314 John Doherty SERVING YOU SINCE 1972 Open Seven Days A Week To Serve You Mon.-Thurs. 10:30 AM - 9 PM Fri. 10:30 AM - 10 PM Sat.-Sun. 10:30 AM - 8 PM BURGERS 3702 2nd Avenue For Your Convenience, We Have a Drive-thru Window 127 All you need for soccer Soccer Connections Adidas Puma Umbro Mitre Mikaska Lotto Reusch Connie Tsui 3830 Douglas Ave. Des Moines 274-0117 Congratulations Seniors from W ATKINS PRODUCTS 1607 6th Ave. Phone 288-1607 ELLEFSON PHARMACY 1607 East 33rd Street Des Moines, Iowa Phone 266-3144 Musical Gifts Largest Selection in Des Moines (over 300 unique music boxes) TWO WELL KNOWN FACTS E = MC Great Food and Value=Hi Ho Gril 4)7 Euclid 244-7878 Remember Hi Ho to Co. Open 6 am to 7 pm M-F Sat. Sun. 7 am-2 pm Fair Lanes Des Moines 3839 East 14th Street Des Moines, Iowa 50313 (515) 265-0315 Fairlanes says GO NORTH! DEPARTMENT STORE The department store lor cveryono 128 Congratulations Seniors PAMECO Mail Services 800 University Des Moines 288 - 0174 i y Fresher Flowers . . . Fresher ideas Congratulations Class of 1988 PARK FLORIST 3221 East 14th Dps Moines 266 - 7399 Iowa ' s Top Two in — Zero Fort Dodge Ice Cold Storage 1 521 Central Avenue Fort Dodge, Iowa Des Moines Phone 515-573-7921 Cold Storage 801 New York Street Des Moines, Iowa 50313 wffiw Phone 515—283-8050 There is no substitute for experience JF T Mr. Bibbs fc Loues Carry Out Orders Mr. Bibbs n 2705 6th Avenue V rez5 Des Moines, Iowa 50313 V f]j( Phone 243-0929 l v In a hurry! Phone ahead, or- — ders will be ready on your arrival. HIGHLAND PARK HARDWARE CO. Bill and Bibiana Wheeler window and screen repair complete locksmith service Dutch Boy paints 3611-13 6th Ave. ues Lv wines Phone 244-0443 I HOUR ORY CLEAMIN6 f SAME DAT SHIRT SERVIC SUEDE ma ALTERATIONS f00 LEATHER REFIHISHING SUMMER STORAGE Campus Cleaners — East 1100 E. 14ih Street - Des Moines. Icwa 50316 - Ph. 255-i888 VanGinkels for athletic wear and supplies 2208 Inyersoll Ave. Des Moines, Iowa 50312 Telephone 244 7718 TOPS IN SCHOOL JACKETS 129 CONGRATULATIONS 1988 SENIORS Annuity Shop, Inc. 2175 N.W. 86th • Suite 8 Des Moines, Iowa 50322 • (515) 276-5525 TSAs IRAs KEOGHs and Rollovers IT DOCS FAY TO SHOP AROURTD. Give Us A Coll Retirement Planning Specialists Representing Many Fine Companies Variable and Fixed Annuities — Mutual Funds Stocks - Bonds - Limited Partnerships Samuel E. Dings, LUTCF, President Highland Park Funeral Home 3500 6 Avenue 288-655 1 FOOD STORES 100% Employee Owned Helpful smile in every aisle Hy-Vee Food Stores 13 locations Des Moines - 2700 Ingersol 3330 Harding Road S.E. 14th Park Southridge Center 2559 East Euclid Fleur McKinley WEST DES MOINES 1700 35th Street 1900 Grand Food Drug Center ALTOONA 100 S.W. 8th Street ANKENY 801 S. Ankeny Blvd. JOHNSTON 5750 Merle Hay Road PLEASANT HILL 4815 Maple Drive URBANDALE 86th Douglas 131 ' Partners in Progress 7 There Is a Difference in Banks... Valley National Bank m Member FDIC (515) 245-6100 DES MOINES, IOWA 50304 A BANKS OF IOWA BANK Main Office-Sixth and Walnut Highland Park Office-Second and Euclid ■ East Euclid Office-East 28th and Euclid West Des Moines Office-3738 Westown Parkway Member FDIC (515)245-61001 132 ■n Valley National Bank North High Alliance Grows Stronger Top - Homeroom 221, the winners for best attendance 1st quarter. Upper Left - Valley National Bank Award winner 2nd quarter, Melissa Mullins. Upper Middle - Valley National Bank Award winner 1st quarter, Roseline Barcel- lano. Upper Right - Chanh Lovan, enjoys orange juice and doughnuts after his home- room, 245 won the weekly attendance award 2nd quarter. Above - Murphy ' s homeroom, 245, once again finishes first in the attendance race 3rd quarter. Left - Valley National Bank Award winner 3rd quarter, Julie Kaster. 133 Mr. D ' s Super Valu Independently Owned A full service supermarket ' 140 E. Euclid AUTHORIZED PHARMACY FOR: MIDI MIT • IPSC ■ PCS - PAID PLAN A JOHN DEERE Hove Your Doctor Call HOURS: Monday thru Fnday 8:30 AM to 9 PM. Saturday 8 30 AM to 7 PM, Sunday 1 0 AM to 5 PM Come in and look through our in-store flyers full of GREAT VALUES Prices good while quantities lost. Lawson ' s HIGHLAND PARK PHOTOGRAPHERS 3825 SIXTH AVE. • DES MOINES, IOWA 50313 Phone: 243-0661 specializing in senior portraiture Traditional Indoor Outdoor Softouch CONGRATULATIONS and thanks again to ... Kristine Fonda David Kelly Tina Carl Jim Mike Champheng Sai Lisa Joe Kasey Derek Jeff Marcos Tami Shannon Kelli Tony Robin Kathy Shane Melissa Sheri Mary Dan Ike Darrell Bouathong Steven Eric Kevin Michelle Wes Cricia Elaine Micheal Kenneth Samnang Cecil CROSS SHOE REPAIR 505 Euclid 282-1223 There ' s nothing like leather The Gillmen have returned! i HILAND PASTRY SHOP mi SPECIALIZING IN Designs on cakes Champagne cakes Kordick Pluming — Heating Air Conditioning Inc. Commercial and Residential 4230 2nd Ave e AND A 288-853 I 134 P1an_Tajk_ Company printing w«iiac -Mom si«ad I Pftntmq CO Kr.sti Flaherty, Kelly Gee.Tania (orgensen.Stacey Forney and Roseline Barcei- lano - couid :hese be the next Solid Cold Dancers at a North High mixer? 1988 Polar Bear Staff Sponsor - Mike Nvman Editor in Chief - Tammy Calhoun Section Editors Student Life - Derrick Wyse Seniors - Roseline Barcellano Sports - Julie Kaster Underclassmen - Kelly Gee Organizations - Kelli Brommel, Tracy Judd Advertising - Tammy Calhoun Faculty, Index - Mike Nyman Head Photographer - Rick Vander Leest Layout Artists - Melissa Mullins, Tania Jorgensen, Kent Poage, Bobby Pirkl, Pheng Xiong, Michelle Van Hoever, Jamie Knight, Kristi Flaherty, Tami Phillips, Donna Ford, Darcy Field, Steve Pearson, Jenny Mc Carl and all editors. Cover Design - Rick Vander Leest Many, many thanks to Mr. Nyman for guidance, sup- port and patience, to all my section editors who made my job much easier and last but not least, to all of our hard working layout artists! We did it! Tammv Congratulations Seniors! HELEN PAT ' S Restaurant - Lounge 209 Euclid Phone 245-9766 Famous for their many Italian Dishes 135 RESTAURANT 36 1 0 Sixih Avenue • Oes Momes ' owa 5031 3 5tb-244-4l04 AUTOGRAPHS BELL BROTHERS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 2822 6th Ave.. Des Moines. Iowa 24 Hour Service 244-8911 Congratulations Seniors GINO ' S RESTAURANT and LOUNGE Continuous Service Since 1929 Genuine Italian Specialties Pan Fried Chicken Aged Steaks 225-7048 open 5 p.m. Monday thru Saturday closed Sundays party room available 1481 22nd. St. West Des Moines one block north of 1-35 on 22nd. St. open 5 p.m. 2809 6th Ave. one quarter mile south of Euclid 282-4029 flmtkw 2907 Douglas Avenue Des Moines, Iowa 50310 277-6663 136 Qsuan SiwdioA 543 - 6th Avenue DES MOINES, IOWA 50302 243-7674 Plaza Lanes 2701 Douglas Ave ' SOMETHING FUN FOR EVERYONE ' Home of the Metro Bowling League. Beautiful fitness and tanning center Also offering: Universal, isokinetic, and free weight circuits, sauna, jacuzzi, and indoor jogging track. 255-1111 Autographs GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Linn ' s Supermarket 3805 6th Ave. 137 me a cokeV These out atOUn «eto temps - :i - c00tted .did not stop brought a w School on 5 0 ' s Day Jamie Jo: I can ' t begin to thank you for all the great times you have helped to create over the past four years. We have shared much joy and tears and you were the one person who I could share my hopes and dreams with because of the trust I have in you. I thank you for being there when no one else seemed to care, to lend a helping hand, encourage- ment, or what ever may have been needed. Most of all, I thank you for being my very best friend because you have Helped to make these last four years (the best years of my life) so worth while. Thanks for everything! Love your friend always, Shellie Kae Mrs. Alice Rees: Ever since I was a little girl I ' ve always looked up to you. For your thoughtfulness and Kindness, In everyth- ing you do Through the years we ' ve become so close Enjoying each others com- pany. You have helped me through my hard times. You are so dear to me. Now lhat I am grown up, realizing how special you are in every way. I ' ve never really told you, I LOVE YOU more than word can say! I love you.. .Grandma! I couldn ' t have made it without you! Michelle Kae DePhillips 0 Cube: I just wanted to let you know that although we didn ' t quite make it, there will always be a very spe- cial place saved for you in my heart! And I do, still, in my own different way, love you! Good luck and never for- get me! Love Always, J] To my mom, dad. sisters (Cindy and Billijo), the rest of my family, all my teach- ers and friends who have helped to make these the best four vears of mv life! I want to let you know that you all are very spe- cial and I thank you. Mom, dad, BJ, and Cin- dy, although there have been ups and downs I will for always and forever love you! Jeff I also want to thank you for all th help in Trig, because if you were not there it would have been a ' F ' instead of an ' A ' . Oh! thank you Mr. O ' boyle for pushing our team to a victory. Don ' t forget I ' ll always keep your picture in my locket. And thank you Football Team for winning that one, very special time, which made my life so much happier! And one last thanks to the cheerleaders who have pulled me through so much stuff! I love you all! And to George Davis who has dedicated his life to making people happy! I will forever love you! Love always, Jamie Jo Knight This is a final tribute to those precious individuals who challenged my mind. ..Mrs. Forrester, Mrs. Rodriquez, Mr. Lazear, and Rose Barcellano; heightened my spir- it.. .Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Wil- liams, Dr. Devin, and Rose Barcellano; and touched my heart. ..Coach Davis, Mr. Nyman, Coach Sears, and Rose Barcellano. A part of each of you will always be alive inside of me. lhank you, Julie Kaster Mom and dad, I want to thank you so much for giv- ing me support and en- couragemet through out the last four years. Its greatly appreciated and I love you so much for being there when I needed you. I want to thank you Mark for being the great- est little brother any one could ever have. You are very special to me. Thanks to all my teach- ers, friends, and the cheer- leaders for making my high school years the best years of my life! I love you all! Michelle Kae DePhillips I will never forget the following people who made my senior year dreams come true: The 1987-88 Girls Bask- etball Team for proving that North High School is a WINNER and upsetting the Valley Tigers and the Roosevelt Roughriders to become the Sectional Champions!! I pray your fire and enthusiasm will remain inside of me for years to come. The Polar Bear Football Team for their record- breaking win over Saydel (20-6). All the coaches and sup- porters who believed in North High athletics re- gardless of the score. Both semester Oracle staffs for doing their best under the circumstances, not to mention a slave-driving editor!! Mellisa Mullins for her boundless patience and energy in the face of each and every deadline. You led the first semester staff better than any individual could ever hope to! I ' ll never forget our donut days!! The Yearbook Staff for making this year ' s year- book more interesting than any before it. Tammy Calhoun for being a great listener. Rose Barcellano for being my very best friend and your own wonderful self. Julie Kaster Shelli Kae: I just want to tell you that because you have been here through all the good and bad I have actu- ally made it through the four most trying, exciting years of my existance. And despite all the argu- ments over little things, (and big things) we have made it! I will always be there for you, and you will always be my very best friend! Love you always, Jamie Jo I just want to say thank you to my special friends here at North. Butchie, Teaser, Puppy Love, and the Human Vacuum! You made my high school years fun, especially my junior year. I will never forget any of you. You will always be my very special friends! Love Forever, Hot Pants Dear Old North High: Thanks for all these trea- sured memories! Coach Davis - For al- ways making me feel like a true athlete. Mr. Nyman - For having high expectations in me. Mrs. Murphy - For car- ing. Mr. O ' Boy le - For just be- ing you. The ' 88 ' Football Team - For bringing us a much de- served victory over Say- del. The CLAN - For teach- ing me the true meaning of the word PARTY! Melisa Mullins - For showing me cinnamon cri- spas and nuggies. Kappa Fester Phi - For providing cruel and unu- sual punishment in my life. - Julie Kaster - For being my best friend to lean on. And to all my friends and teachers - For your friendship and support Love always. Rose Barcellano INDEX A Ackerson, Sennie 71,75,100 Ackiss, Martina 100 Actkiss, Anitira 86 Adeokun, David 100 Aguilar, Pete 36, 100 Ahlhelm, Barbara 66, 89 Akes, Kathy 81 Alexander, Joel 50 Allen, Andre 38,56,89 Allen, Jamon 89 Allingham, Jodi 42,66,89 Anderson, Chad 86 Anderson, Christine 100 Anderson, Jim 38,58,86, 89 Anderson, Peach 75,100 Andrews, Amy 78,100 Armstrong, Chad 89 Arnett, Denise 89 Arron, Sean 100 Ashley, Tina 62,63 Austin, Angel 55,86 Austin, Angela 89 Axness, Eric 66,70,100 B Baccam, Chanpheng 29 Baccam, Khamphuy 58, 59 Baccam, Phoukham 76 Baccam, Prasith 29 Baccam, Souaykham 100 Bacidore, Ryan 44,70,89,102 Bailliaff, Bambi 100 Baker, Richard 36,100 Barbour, Darrell 74,75,105 Barcellano, Roseline 8,29,45, 48,70,75,76, 79, 85,133,135 Barry, Matthew 36, 74,100 Bartel, Ian 89 Bauman, Jennifer 69,89 Beahr, Steven 100 Beasley, Vicki 73,86 Becker, Dave 34,35 Beechum, Carey 74, 100 Beechum, Hurl 38,39,56,89 Beery, Derrick 34 Behle, Margaret 89 Beimbinster, Bette 100 Belcher, Brenda 86,89 Bell, Crispus 100 Bennett, Laurie 100 Benson, Shawn 100 Bettis, Sherrie 78,79 Bevel, Roxanna 69,77,78,83 Biddle, Chad 89 Bindel, Wendy 89 Blair, Cherie 69,78,100 Boatwright, Brian 44,100 Boggs, Gregory 89 Bolden, Harold 56,89 Bolden, Yolanda 89 Bolken, James 86 Bolokov, Peter 89 Boothroy, Ronald 100 Bowersox, Matt 67 Bowman, Shawn 89 Boyers, Tina 100 Boylan, Randy 86 Boyum, Julie 89 Bozarth, Toby 34,86 Bozarth, Todd 86,100 Bradford, Kelly 89 Bradley, Virgil 56,89 Brierly, Todd 46 Brommel, Kelli 29,79 Brown, Julie 63,89 Brown, Kotina 86,89 Brown, Maurice 38,86,89 Brown, Michael 86 Brown, Micheal 89 Brown, Monica 86,89 Brown, Norman 86 Brown, Rhonda 42,55,89 Brown, Stanley 90 Brownfield, Scott 56,90 Bruner, Elizabeth 74,78,79,82,100 Bryan, Julius 36,46,66,75,100 Bui, Tarn Van 98 Bui, Thanh 90 Burgs, Walter 100 Burke, Kelli 34,69,100 Burkhead, James 78,79 Burkhead, Patricia 5,8,75,100 Burkmire, Pamela 90 Burks, Kelly 69 Burns, Angelina 52,100 Burrage, Darrick 101 Burton, Regina 69 Butcher, Lana 69 Butler, Frank 101 Butler, Michelle 101 Byrd, Melissa 90 c Cain, Julie 52,66,101,105 Calhoun, Ray 101 Calhoun, Tammy 12,62,63,70,73,79,85 Cam, Boua 52,54 Cam, Boua Ngeun 101 Cam, Sai 70 Campbell, Eric Lee 90 Campbell, Kevin 44,101 Campbell, Robert 90 Carlson, Tami 71,73,79 Carlson, Todd 56,90 Carroll, Larry 90 Carter, Amie 69 Carter, Joe 101 Cathi, Dahm 101 Cavan, Heng 90 Cavan, Seui 101 Cavanh, Phetsamone 90 Cavil, Troy 53,101 Chambers, William 101 Champabon, Bounnong 90 Chanthavong, Rommany 45,55,90 Chapman, Brian 66 Chapman, Paul 12,101 Chappell, Jacque 62,63 Che, Chinh 90 Chee, Toby 90 Chezum, Nanette 69,73,83,84 Chey, Lok 101 Chien, Tran 101 Childers, Amy 62,63 Clark, Dan 4,50,66,69 Clark, Sam 50 Clarkson, Travis 56,90 Clausen, Gabriel 36,101 Clausi, Paul 101 Clayborne, Anthony 90 Clutter, Michael 36,101 Clutter, Ryan 38,56,90 Clyce, Luis 86,90 Cockayne, Michele 90 Cohen, David 90 Cole, John 92 Cole, Lon 86 Coleman, David 67 Collier, Butchie 53 Collier, Mike 34 Constant, Cindy 86 Constant, Lori 78,101 Cope, David 36,92 Copper, Thomas 92 Corley, J. J. 73 Cornelius, David 86 Cortez, Carlos 92 Cory, Sean 34 Cowman, Tony 34 Cox, Ike 5,34 Craig, Shelly 69 Crawford, Andrea 101 Crawford, Andrew 36,53,101 Crawford, Chad 44,101 Crouch, Jim 92 Crowell, Mike 12 Crumbee, Ronnie 86 Currie, Lacey 86,92 Curtis, Jason 92 Custer, Anna 92 Custer, Paul 101 D Davenport, Kristine 66 Davidson, Jill 45,92 Davis, Bernard 92 Davis, Lyle 101 Davis, Mike 101 Davis, Sarah 101 Davis, Steven 53,101 Day, Lori 75,92 Daye, Ivy 62,63,80 Daye, Lewis 92 Dean, Patrick 66,92 INDEX Decker, Jeffrey 101 Deever, Christina 62,63,69,101 Dennis, Merrily 8 Denton, Tony 4,8,75 DePatton, Robert 69,86 DePhillips, Michelle 62,63,73,79, Dewey, Stacie 45,69,92 Dillon, Cassie 63,92 Dimery, Renee 52,86,101 Dimery, Shellie 63,75,81,86,92,103 Dishman, Dan 12 Dishman, Michelle 69,101 Dishman, Todd 36,102 Doherty, Tammy 40,48,78,79 Donovan, Kody 86,92 Downing, John 92 Dudley, Anthony 92 Dudley, Monica 8,36,75,102 Duke, Kevin 53,102 Duncan, Moni 73 Duncan, Venessa 92 Dunn, Frank 92,94 Dunn, Joe 38 E Easter, Elizabeth 66,92 Eley, Denise 74,78,79,102 Ellis, Gary 46,102 Erickson, Shannon 73 Eshelman, Lisa 69,92 Evans, Barb 48 Evans, James 86 F Fallis, Stacey 86,102 Fazio, Joe 4,34,81 Fidler, Bill 102 Field, Darcy 46,71,81,83,85 Fiscus, Jason 92 Fiscus, Jim 58 Flaherty, Kristi 11,48,75,76,80,85,135 Floyd, Troy 5,34,50 Ford, Debbie 8,45,48,49,66,73,75 Ford, Donna 7,63,73,85 Ford, Troy 92 Forney, Stacy 40,48,73,135 Foster, Bill 50 Foster, Damon 38,56,92 French, Jim 58,92 Frey, Scott 36,46,102 Frisk, Jamie 86,102 Frisk, Melissa 62,63,102 G Gabriel, Lisa 69,92 Garcia, Amy 58,112 Carton, Kelly 78,93,97 Gary, Elaine 13,65,66,79 Gascon, Laura 102 Gaudineer, Marceila 45,93,55 Gee, Kelly 8,11 ,40,4 1 ,48,75,76,79,85, 1 1 2, 1 35 Ghee, Toby 56,86 Gibson, Kelli 34,102 Gilbert, Angela 93 Giron, Tony 93 Gish, James 86 Glenn, Matt 58,93 Gordon, Eric 53,102 Graham, Eric 102 Graham, Theresa 93 Gray, Lana 42,55,66,92,93 Green, Donavon 75,93 Green, Melissa 86,93 Gregg, Cindy 69,102 Grimm, Carrie 69,92,93 Grogan, Michael 36,58,59,102 Grooms, Julie 102 Guidichessi, Dominic 34,73 Gundy, Tammy Van 109 Gundy, Wendy Van 79,109 H 142 Haaften, Sean Van 98 Hahn, Jennifer 42,55,69,93,97 Hall, David 11,78,79 Hall, D ennis 44,86,102 Hall, Sean 86 Haltiner, John 86,93 Hamilton, Michael 93 Hancock, Jennifer 62,63,68,74 Hancock, Lori 45,55,75,81,90,93 Hand, Jennifer 102 Hanson, Theresa 52,69,102 Hanson, Tracy 85 Hardin, Anthony 34,102 Hartman, Belinda 93 Harvey, Aaron 69 Haus, Brandon 102 Haus, Matthew 93 Hawn, Jennifer 76 Hayes, Nicholle 45,55,93 Heathcote, Shannon 103 Hegre, Candy 71,93 Hegre, Eugene 103 Hegwood, Randia 93 Hen, Sodam 93 Henrichs, Mike 34,35,75 Hensley, Jeff 38,86,93 Hibdon, Shawn 44,74,86,103 Higgins, Anthony 36,86,103 Hildreth, Tamara 93 Hilland, Michael 103 Hoang, Somuang 103 Hoffman, Art 86 Hoffman, Scott 56,93 Hogbin, Steven 93 Hollister, Dina 103 Holmes, Tim 93 Hood, Marchelle 69,92,93 Hoseman, Mindy 69 Hoskins, William 103 Hosman, Melinda 93 Hotchkiss, Becky 86 Housman, Brad 58 Housman, Melinda 93 How, La 93 How, Phal 103 How, Vong 103 Howard, Michele 103 Howard, Monica 69 Huffman, Mike 73 Hughes, Candy 69,93 Hughes, Jesse 93 Hunt, Kyle 103 Huynh, Loc Vinh 94 I Ingram, Corey 86,103 Ingram, Michael 38,86,103 Irwin, Aimee 103 Ives, Robert 103 J Jackson, Kevin 103 Jacobs, Veronica 71 Jensen, Valerie 69,76,94 Johanson, Kenny 70 Johnson, Cindy 69,80 Johnson, Cutina 78,103 Johnson, Darrell 94 Johnson, Harold 34 Johnson, Melissa 94 Johnson, Robert 94 Johnson, Tina 92,94 Johnston, Chad 94 Johnston, Michael 94 Jones, Ninette 86,103 Jones, Shalon 86,94 Jorgensen, Lisa 55,75,83,90,92,94 Jorgensen, Tania 13,48,79,112,135 Judd, Tracy 70,79,85 K Kalwishky, Scott 66,70 Kasper, Brian 11,43,50,51 Kaster, Julie 8,40,48,49,70,75,76,79,82,85, 1 33 Kauzlarich, Nicole 94 Keller, Matt 94 Keller, Tera 94 Kellogg, Brian 86 Kellogg, Jack 103 Kelso, Shawn 103 Kennedy, Tera 69 Kenworthy, Cindy 94 Keohavong, Somsey 103 Keouthai, Thosakahn 67 Khann, Thoeun 94 Kinnan, Tim 36,53,74,75 Kirt, Som 86 Kline, Lisa 69 Knapp, Ed 36 Knight, Bill 86 Knight, Jamie 62,63,73,79,85 Knight, Jason 36 Knight, Renee 4 Kopaska, Leslie 69,94 Korte, John 44,66,94 Kramer, Dan 34,66 Kreinbring, Barry 44,86 Kreyling, Chris 34 Krueger, Troy 73 Kulish, Chris 43 L Lacey, Heather 94 Laidley, Shannon 66,69,71,81 Lamar, Carl 94 Lander, Heather 45,94 Lange, Claudine 66 Larson, Dawn 94 Larson, Jamie 34,58,69 Lashley, Betsy 69 Lee, Darren 58 Lee, Jason 13 Lee, Kongmeng 67 Lee, Nov 94 Leonard, Kathleen 105 Letts, Ron 43,66 Letz, Sherry 86,105 Leuang, Heuang 94 Leuang, Horn 105 Leuang, Homsi 105 Leuang, Thien 69,83,84,112 Leuang, Tien 75 Lewis, Lori 63,69,75,92,94 Lewis, Randy 46,75,86 Linford, Mark 46 Link, David 94 Littlejohn, Mark 83,102 Lo, Don 67 Lorenz, Lloyd 95 Loucks, Kim 70,71,74,75,81,105 Louvan, Bounthong 95 Lovan, Boumma 67 Lovan, Bounma 105 Lovan, Bounmy 67 Lovan, Chanh 5,34,58,75,133 Lovan, Chiengkham 94 Lovan, Kham 67,71 Lovan, Kham Fay 94 Lovan, Khamseng 105 Lovan, Ok 86 Lovan, Seng 94 Lovan, Sith 94 Lovan, Som 94 Lovan, Sypaseuth 86 Lovan, Toah 105 Lovan, Vilath 67 Luangaphayvong, Somk 105 Luangaphayvong, Soui 105 Luna, Richie 67 Luongvan, Sengchanh 105 Lupkes, Mike 69 Lusk, Joel 105 INDEX M Manning, Terence 4,34 Manuel, Kasina 69,105 Marrero, Jose 36,86,105 Martin, Jason 95 Martin, Leroy 95 Martin, Marcus 105 Martin, Robert 95 Marvelli, Dawn 105 Mason, Mike 8,34,50,73,75 Mastin, Brandon 43,46,78,95 Mathis, Matt 36,86,105 May, Deanna 69 Mayhan, Harvey 69 Mays, Ericka 69,85,105 McCarl, Jenny 8,45,48,49,85 McClelland, Gina 95 McClinton, Michelle 45,75 McDowell, Heather 69,95 McDowell, Tina 69,95 McGregor, David 86,95 McGregor, Margie 62,63,106 McGregor, Robert 95 McGregor, Terry 86 McMains, Ronie 86,106 McMains, Todd 95 Meley, Suzanne 95 Merical, Nathan 46,86,95 Merrett, Shannon 95 Meyers, Michelle 66,69,95 Meyers, Scott 36,109 Mickens, Consuelo 95 Miesner, Ronald 95 Milborne, Terry 86 Milder, Robert 106 Miller, Corinna 73,85 Miller, Jeff 43,50,112 Miller, Jerry 86 Miller, Kristen 42,69 Miller, Shannon 36,106 Miller, Tina 4,68,75,81 Miller, Tracy 62,63,68,69,74,86,112 Milligan, Debbie 69,95 Mims, Charles 14,34,106 Mitchell, Jason 106 Mitchell, Wanda 86,95 Moeller, Chelly 45,69,95 Moland, Chris 106 Mondlock, Suzanne 106 Montgomery, Lisa 45,48,74 Moore, Che 95 Moore, Robert 38,95 Moore, Rondi 69,95 Moore, Terry 106 Moorhead, Jon 56,95 Moorhead, Robert 38 Morgan, Gerald 106 Morris, Kyle 95 Mosher, Janeen 69,73 Muldoon, Robert 38,95 Mullins, Jeff 8,11,43,106 Mullins, Melissa 4,5,29,45,48,75,76,79,82,85,133 Muniz, Steven 106 Munyon, Howard 106 Murphy, Kayla 106 Murray, Terry 36,53,106 Murray, Timmothy 106 Myers, Scott 53,106 N Nanthanorath, Inpong 106 Neades, Lisa 95 Neades, Tommy 36,106 Newcomb, Rodney 106 Ngan, Lay Heang 106 Ngan, Spreang 106 Nhea, Chy 106 Nichols, Cecil 34 Niemeyer, Daylene 62,63 Noboa, Madeline 45,106 Noel, Stacy 106 Norasing, Bounthavy 106 o O ' Brien, Daryl 86,95 O ' Brien, Jodie 79 Oakley, Tasha 68,106 Obrecht, Arlene 69,86,106 Ogden, Rochelle 106 Ollie, Ed 34,50,74,75 Olsen, James 44,69,96 Overs, Patricia 106 Overton, Daniel 96 Overton, Kasey 107 Overton, Melissa 107 Oxenford, Kim 66,70 Oxenrider, David 96 P Parkey, Jermaine 38,96 Patterson, Sarah 62,63,66,69,75,107 Patterson, Todd 36,107 Pattison, Mary 107 Patton, Chris 39,56 Patton, Christopher 96 Patton, Ryan 38,39,56,96 Patton, Shanna 63,69,96 Pearson, Chris 66 Pearson, Laura 68 Pearson, Steve 73,85 Pebley, Tara 69,96 Pecina, Michelle 42,55,76,79,96 Pecina, Mike 38,56,75,96 Pephirom, Don 86,96 Perry, William 107 Petefish, Nick 43,75 Petithory, John 53,107 Phatthana, Samphone 107 Phengsiarouk, Vathany 86 Phetpriyavahn, Chanhsansone 96 Phillips, Tami 12,69,73,85 Phillips, Tanya 96 Philpott, Brooke 96 Philpott, Paige 69,96 Phongshunh, Souripho 107 Phunyasee, Khambay 107 Pickray, Cindy 107 Pierny, Cindy 86 Pierson, Jacob 56,96 Pierson, Mike 75 Pirkl, Robert 50,78,79,85 Poage, Kent 43,46,78,79,85 Porter, Chadwick 107 Porter, Jeffery 107 Post, Bob 86 Potts, Paul 5,8,43,73,75 Prasasouk, Souphatsaly 107 Prince, Wendi 107 Proctor, David 96 Prom, Narith 96 Propst, Joeseph 86,107 Pullen, Joseph 38,96,107 Pulliam, Marcus 107 Q Quang, Boun 67,107 Quang, Kone 107 R Ragan, Kristie 96 Ramirez, Cathy 107 Ramsey, Matthew 107 Rankin, Jessica 86 Ransom, Edward 86,107 Reese, Sean 46,86,107 Reeves, Shane 96 Reimers, David 34,69,78 Rhodes, Jeff 107 Rhodes, Jim 86 Rickabaugh, Alice 107 Riepe, Blyth 96 Rifle, Diann 107 Riley, Eric 44,86 Riley, Ronald 86,107 Rissman, Shan 107 Rivers, Zanetta 96 Robinson, Clay 96 Robuck, Donald 97 Rockhold, Richard 66,107 Rohrick, Jeffrey 66,74,83,107 Rose, Danielle 86,97 Rose, Larry 13,73 Ross, Lennie 58,59,67 Roush, Stormi 97 Rumbaugh, Bobbie 78 Rumbaugh, John 97 Russell, Rowena 78 Russell, Scott 36,107 Rutherford, Michael 90,97 s Sampson, John 86 Sanachit, Vankay 107 Sanchez, Lola 45,55 Sanders, Willard 50 Sandrez, Teodora 97 Scarcello, Francis 86 Scarlett, James 86 Scherer, J R. 107 Scheuermann, Marsha 8,69,97 Schmid, Karen 69,107 Schmidt, D.J. 58,59 Schreck, Deanna 86 Schuller, Christopher 46,107 Scigliano, John 86 Scott, Tanya 107 Seals, Tina 83 Searcy, Jim 65,66,73 Sears, Sandy 40 Sells, Ada 69,81 Sells, Michael 97 Semple, Laura 69,97 Seward, Jeff 107 Seymour, Ike 36,53,54,107 Shacker, Alfred 56 Shade, Afrika 97 Sharp, Debbie 79,107 Shaw, Jennifer 97 Sheely, Michelle 42,97 Shoning, Jeremy 107 Simpson, Crystal 69 Sims, Matt 97 Singleton, Tanzell 56,97 Sisamouth, Manisay 79.97 Sisamouth, Maniseng 40,52,75,78,107 Sisauyhoat, Pete 71 Sisauyhoat, Pinephet 55 Sisouisoth, Pinephet 97 Slavens, Bill 86,107 Smith, Deana 69 Smith, Jeff 36,53,107 Smith, Kevin 97 Smith, Steve 43 Smith, Tyrone 36,50,51,107 Smith, Wanda 68,75,97 Snyder, Daniel 97 Snyder, David 107 Snyder, Michael 86,107 Somsavath, Khammouk 58,107 Song, Sombath 107 Soung, Samnang 13 Southwick, Raymond 107 Southwick, Tami 97 Speed, Roy 97 Spicer, Christian 107 Sprague, Brian 107 Sprague, Kenneth 97 Spring, Lisa 69,78,107 Spurling, Doug 8,36,107,109 Stewart, Brenda 73 Stewart, Frank 107 Stewart, Jason 97 Stokes, Howard 53,86,98 Storey, John 43,50 Stout, Douglas 86,107 Stout, Eric 98 Strauble, Perry 98 Streepy, Kara 41,42 Stuart, Chad 98 Stumpf, Chad 58,98 Sturgeon, Roy 44,76 Summy, William 44,46,86 Sutton, Miranda 73 J INDEX S Suteon, Shawn 107 Sysavath, Inpaeng 107 Sziber, John 107 Sziber, Shawn 107 T Taber, Joey 58 Taber, Robert 107 Talley, Jennifer 42,98 Taylor, Nathaniel 44,86,98 Terrall, Wendy 40,41,48,49,68 Thacker, Alfred 98 Thomas, Dennis 69 Thomas, Jennifer 69,81,98 Thomas, Mary 69,98 Thomas, Mike 34,35,58 Thompson, David 98 Thompson, Jason 86,98,107 Thompson, Millie 107 Thompson, Shaun 69 Thongsakaynh, Xay 53 Thongsakounh, Xayapheth 107 Thornton, Rikki 107 Thorpe, Jamie 34 Thorpe, Richard 86,109 Throndson, Joe 46,75,109 Throndson, John 34 Tighe, William 86,109 Trammel, James 109 Triggs, Roy 98 Troncin, Rick 36,53,109 Troncin, Troy 38,56,75,98 Turner, James 8,36,37,50,51,98 Tyrrell, James 74,86 u Uballe, Patricia 86 V Van Hoever, Michelle 8,58,62,63,73,77,80,85,1 12 Van Vilaykham Lu 95 Van Wyk, Tracy 40,41,63 Vander Leest, Rick 8,43,50,74,75,78,79,85 Vandersluis, Jennifer 69,98 Vandersluis, Stephen 98 Vang, Kham 109 Vang, Seng 109 Van Gundy, Tammy 69 Vaughn, Sonya 98 Velez, Susie 69 Villalobos, Terry 43 Vodochodsky, Johnathan 69,98 Volk, Heidi 55,98 Volk, William 98 Vong, Ae 98 Vong, Soukkhaseum 109 Voorhes, Coerte 98 Vuuanh, Toni 98 w Wagasky, Raschelle 62,63,70 Walker, Stephen 109 Walsh, John 66,74 Walton, John 98 Waltz, Melanie 78,79 Wangler, Deanna 63,66,98 WanglerXarry 86,109 Warren, Darren 86,98 Warrick, Charyl 98 Warrick, John 86,109 Watley, Romana 98 Weatherly, Rachel 69 Webster, Brian 65,81,83,109 Weir, Dana 70,71 Wells, Cynthia 52,69,109 Wells, Tina 68,69 Welshons, Mike 38,46,98 Western, Shantanese 109 Wheeler, Daniel 98 White, Susan 40 Wickett, Tammie 73,78,79 Wiedemeier, Jeanette 29,71 William, Paulette 109 Williams, Alonzo 36,109 Williams, Joshua 86,98 Williams, Tisha 98 Williams, Todd 109 Williams, Tony 34,86 Willits, Kathy 69,86 Wilson, Kevin 34 Wilson, Robert 46,98 Wilson, Wendy 69 Wilts, John 109 Wood, Art 86,98 Wood, Curtis 71,81,84,109 Wood, Jeffrey 81,109 Wood, Steven 98 Woods, Steve 11,58 Wrangler, Deanna 45 Wright, David 69 Wright, James 58 Wyman, Elizabeth 34,62,63,69,109 Wyse, Derrick 34,75,79,85 X Xiong, Paying 42,78,79,98 Xiong, Pheng 67,79 Y Yang, Ge 69,98 Yaw, Jeanette 98 Young, Nicholas 56,75,98 Young, Robin 69,73 Autographs 144