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

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DHYS OF LHUGHTER Week-ends were made for , . . having fun! And no one can accuse NHS of not having fun week-ends. Most of our week-ends consist of at least one game, whether it be football or basket- ball. But where do North High stu- dents go after the game? Where do they spend the rest of their week- ends? The Polaris staff carefully in- vestigated these questions, and discov- ered the establishments pictured on these pages. We found students at hockey games, movie theatres, fast- food restaurants, and even a few bars. Of course, student populations at local bars and discos has decreased this year, due to rising of the drinking age from 18 to 19. It's unfortunate, but not the end of week-ends for NHS! E .css M r ', 1- ,. ,,, ,' V 1 - .1 X W '1' f ,z ' yyyy A ., an M W A W I F 1' 'W' 11 fi- W r -

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DHYS GF FHSHION Fashions are one thing that change constantly. During the school year, we saw an abundance of curly hair, not only on girls but also on guys. Cowboy hats were a big hit at games and other school functions. Four-wheel drive ve- hicles were the new thing for car own- ers. Girls showed up in boots or spiked heels with straight-leg jeans. Hiking boots were standard footwear for guys and girls alike. Vests were also worn by both. This year's fashions were definitely new and unique.