North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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Girls' Swing Sings In to Spring Dorothy Carleton, Carla Audino, Lynne Hinds, and Louise Dierking celebrate their final performance. Senior choir members were presented with flowers and a certiH- cate by Steve Ford and Renae Dirks on behalf of the juniors during the Spring Concert. Lynne Hinds, Louise Dierking, Lynda Wing, Jackie Mitchell, Carla Wheeler, Tammy Blair, Renae Dirks, Danile Bean, Tammy Reich, Janet Grell, Terri Jansen, Julie Fisher, Gayle Rogstad. 1 s if Q ,

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Mod Choir O C 9 Smgmg And Dancmg I, Scott'Nelson, Bradd Provorse, and Mike Morin prepare for spring floods. 1 3. Kathy Crossland serves some tasty treats at Star Dust '79. 4. Part of the group pauses for a picture. I Qt, anim qt' If Mi fri l L , , Mod Choir Row I - Kathy Jansen, Carla Audino, Candy Yanney, Sue Swan- Yanney, Mike Schneider, John Mohan, Galen Gunnink, KL-van Oleson, Mike son, Dorothy Carleton, Joan Ahlquist, Cathy Winckler, Stacy Crossland, and Morin, Scott MCC0fkjnda1e, Steve FO,-dy and jgnduy Jamison, Kathy Crossland. Row 2 - Scott Hegenbart, Bradd Provorse, Jim Jensen, Bill K , an 3. 3 nd kb 4

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Q W firm ,s 1 ,. I F5 la - ...gs ig! 'K 4 .aff K xxx, V, ...ff l ai X-X 1 4 6 ' I E ! C ' ' Pep Club Backs Up The Teams Pep Club returned to North this year. As Mrs. Nancy Mounts and Mrs. Ginny Chaussee advised, Karen Mumford presided as Pep Club president. The club supported all the teams, from volleyball to track. Each club member became a Pep Club Pal to a North athlete, and specialized in making locker signs and packages of goodies for his or her athlete. One of the main goals of the Pep Club as to become a permanent fixture at North. 4. Brad Johnson leads a group discussion. 5. Tracy Weiner cheers loud and hard for her favorite athlete. 6. Velvet While shakes her pompous. 7. The cheering section is on its feet. 8. Pep Club members plan for tonight's game.