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Viz?'Qi,7l V Photg b bww 4 QM' I R ,L Aiv' I yn 2 ' -',' I , I 'again' .5 . A 3 4 Wsyzf t ,, vga L Y Vg A O fi , N, ':1 'f' W -, P f' g. 'i' Q' 53221 ' ,?'2f 3'7 W2 4 ,2.fgiu vfflfi'- ' 'se f Lf1'5f11f'L. 1 - T' X'..fg4 - T? sf v 'U' - -1 4 4 1 . -,gi ' 'i ww 'fi Time Time Time Time Time Time The Times of Your Life is a fact, the ticking of clocks. is a thought, the aging of men. is my friend, then time is my foe. tells us when to be young then old. tells us when we can live and die. rules my lifeg no control have I. Brianna Pyke 5 if S S V I kgA:g L W... X V ,. 3' . , W Xxx Q - Freshmen I8 Sophomores 44 Juniors 66 Seniors 88 Staff II4 Activities I3O Clubs I66 Sports IQO M. E. lf! A 5 m 'L W5 .F Q. X 5 v E+ fx rn. ww '11 wwvhuf H w n A ,wi fn -'nf fm' Z ,: ,, . X M .1 , ,, VVW, ,K A : M , Y .A K T7 WW , ,ww me-M Jw ,wi Awww' .,J,,,,mW ,...w Participating in Athletics S avin Pride 41 1 1 I . fs 4- Ay, Q n mx! 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' I f is '72 531 ' g ,Rik 551 . f 2 Y 'f X- 3- Y ' - 1 Q QA Q- ' A if ' f 'Fifi 1 ? T. ,us V312 7. .V 'g -- ggi. :vii iff' ' , A :LA J, 'Q-495' :U ,nvlif .L-1 .0 ' fs, , v f 'f:f - H waz 'fr 'X' ,. . , 1-1, ,Q 55.1 5, F u Q In mv- en-, L 3 , I ,-6 ',f,Qi.5t I 1 -I ..f J' I ' ,-r, 1.6 1 m 1 L ' Mail- ,A 33: :mg '. 19.-. fzgjz 1 . ' 1 ' 0 ti I I QQ? ,I X !1 ? , Y- A ., i ag 5 a 4 .Ai Q f,'. ,1,,.a an is 9 1 x ' P.-f 1-A 'nj 1 E I . 'A :A IQ. .Ay fb N ilk IX X W I 1 , , 1 , Jw R H - f 'xv 'C 4 f Preparing for the Future What's the note? I S .. Tlx K X ' k -- .. . i r N -M we, Q! , Come on teacher give me an Al f I Q W' V wgxf M .... .. ' i D ': f S X 5 X 1 - . 2:E:13?2Q:5i,.:f I .4 .,, .Nw 15 The Times of Your Life ................. Have Just Be un '-- ' YFNW Chips-Ahoyl I wish I were at Vail FRESHMEN f l' hi r I4 .2 . 3 ' 4 . P wf f omqf 5151 12 1. . mm-A h of 9 V P5 gy A :Li ' .5 g g ' 5 D970 ,Ai L mmkk ia- 765 C5932 THEfBEGiNNlNG OF TIME S gx,e im X img X N sg? my KQX X ggkx X ww QK Em- -Rf X XX Qs X X X Qs X XX X Q? QQ, f Ks Qu X mxgs x N A d X NA TX, wg XXXX 4 'Xl f x xkbt xx ,xx X X X XQXX, X R ref X 'wXiXg,x xg XXXXQ W S H ? X Q 'X S455 f X.. 1 X- 'N Q Wm, ' L ,I A Time for a New B ginnin CD N4 iz, :'1 or . Q A RAVQ1-ll I Q Back Row: Mr, Acosta, Joann Roybal, Wally Ward. Karen Scheck, Front Row: Penny Cook. John Truiillo, Monica Herrera. President-John Trujillo Vice-President-Kenny Ortiz Secretary-Karen Scheck Freshman Board Class of '88 rig, X X 'iii : ' fix Iz. , f- f. sa. -A Q Charlene Abeyta Virginia Aguirre Rosemary Alderete Kirsten Alexander Todd Alvarez Michael Amolsch Jamie Anaya Susan Apodaca Ernest Apolinar Joseph Aragon April Archuleta Joe Archuleta Christine Arellano Denise Arellano Joseph Arellano Darlene Arguello Lloyd Arguello Joseph Armenta Chas Armstrong Monica Arozarena Elias Arredondo Kimmi Baca Lalena Baca Steve Baca Jeannine Bailon Evangelina Banuelos Monique Barela Ron Barney Janet Baros Celina Bautista Kathie Beard David Bell Nanette Benevidez Tammi Berumen Shauna Bills xv- I don't believe this . b Rs -Q' Are you sure? if W, M V 5 Q 1 X Q. Q ,N V gk X Q X XXNNU , f l M mf X ff , f X ff 5' , fr... , iw' wif W, , Q Ag , ,,,, nf, 2' Nl -'Q' Christine Blake Valerie Boogren Dawn Bradley Norma Brittain April Bueno Deanna Bustos Paul Bustos Gina Calabrese Beatrice Calderon Mona Calderon Lori Camacho Theodore Carpio Marti Carrasco Edward Carreras Michael Carreras Samuel Carrillo Gina Casados Emily Castillo Albert Chacon Nadine Chavez Sarou Chin Nancy Christman Andra Cirbo Cheryl Cook Cindy Cook Penny Cook Claudine Cordova Valerie Cordova Jennifer Corrigan Sandra Crespin Antonio Cruz Thanh Cung Arcelia Dalton Therese Davis Anne DeCredico Go aheadl Make my day. iff g ,Why ,,,.,, H ,M 2 fy 45 f f 5 ,,', .L , ,ww.wM..,,W SX 1 Q' . -5 .. ,,,, - . 56 fu 5 at an vs?'WQSw... Gabriela Del Real Michael Del Real Rosa Del Real Dina Delgado Jose Diaz Deborah Dominguez Jose Dominguez Benjamin Duarte Salvador Duran Nguon Ea Song Ea Bruce Eddings Arcelia Erives Donald Escalera Ronald Escalera Tonantzin Espinoza Yvonne Espinoza Antonio Estrada Cesar Estrada Julian Estrada Janet Fender Sandra Ferguson Robin Fishel Eugene Flores Theresa Flores Georgette Ford John Frazier Christine Freilinger Adina Gallegos Melody Gallegos Bruce Garcia Cecelia Garcia Fabian Garcia Leroy Garcia Sergio Garcia Shelly Garcia Shon Garcia Steven Garcia Tommy Garcia Vincent Garcia Estella Gayton Candy George Jennifer Georgeson Valerie Giron Vicky Giron Cari Godfrey Billy Gomez Kevin Gomez Levi Gomez Felix Gonzales Francine Gonzales Josie Gonzales Mildred Gonzales Ana Gonzalez Victoria Gonzalez Deana Graham Denise Gray Holly Griscko Shawna Grosso Natalie Gutierrez Maria Guzman Robert Harker Chad Harman Tammy Heidenreich Derrick Hernandez Troy Hernandez Monica Herrera Stephanie Herrera Troy Herrera Singxay Hiampane On our way up! WWW Carlos Hidalgo Tonya Hively Brenda Horner Rudolph Huerta Theodore Jaramillo Travis Johnson Lena Jojola Martin Jojola James Joseph Eric Jurado Mark Kaspari Michelle Kaspari Christina Kerr Nou Kiatoukaysi Theodocio Kountouris Ernest LaCrue John Lanford Starletta Laws Abel Lechuga Kimberly LeClair Katherine Lefebre Gina Leon Brandy Ling Melissa Lombardi Brian Lopez Frank Lopez Nicole Lopez Ruth Lovato Dana Lucero Joseph Luevano Jose Macias Frederic Mackintosh David Madera Elizabeth Madrid Walter Madril tg, in S E s if as 2. W. wx xx N N 4 N it-W.: I ' dies: , N X X X K X Ox X K A M x 11' WA XXX 1 5., N. N M x x N N N i . Q X Q N Over the teeth and through the gums. Look out stomach. Here it comesl X X wr, ESLQWQ ii Ngkw x ,,,,,, X 31 Egg Foo Young is great! ,fa arya we gl A K yr -.5 N., Kathleen Maes Michaella Malone Michael Mandonado Vanessa Marck Frank Marquez Michelle Marquez Terri Marquez Leslie Marshall Bryon Martinez Dana Martinez Denise Martinez Gerald Martinez Gina Martinez Jason Martinez Joann Martinez Joyce Martinez Leonard Martinez Michelle Martinez Paula Martinez Renee Martinez Tracie Martinez Robert Masias Mia Matsui Cindy Maxwell Jason McCurry Holly Medina Troy Mendez Tracy Merrell Anthony Miller Michael Miller Chalea Mondragon Claudia Montoya Lorena Montoya Gina Morales Lori Moralez W Yl N w 'fi 747, 1 wi School makes me sick if, ...lv-n-sr' :Timm Roland Moran Ronald Moran Denise Moreno Esmael Moreno Michael Moreno Gino Nakano James Navarette Shelly Navarette Nhung Nguyen Cynthia Niave Juan Nieto Tina Nunez Richard Olson John Ornelas Frank Ortiz Kathy Ortiz Kenneth Ortiz Marlene Pacheco Ralph Padilla Mercy Paiz Leslie Palato Francisca Palomino Jose Pastrana Jodi Payne Esperanza Paz Paul Pazen Philana Pena Renee Perea Victor Perez Tuan Pham Kong Phommajit Leticia Piria Craig Porter Charles Powell Renee Rangel Maren Rash Igor Raykin Danette Reyer Christine Rivera Joel Rivera Teddy Rivera Alejandro Rocha Teresa Rodriguez Lanita Romero Renee Romero Randall Rosales Randolph Rosales Terri Rossler Antionette Roybal Joann Roybal Lisa Roybal Charles Ruibal Eric Salas Patricia Salazar Sandra Salgado Brenda Sanchez Gilbert Sanchez John Sanchez Monie Sanchez Shirlee Sanchez Sylvia Sanchez Cassandra Sandoval Gerardo Sandoval Delfino Saucedo Karen Scheck Marks Schipper Brenda Schmitt Robert Schumaker Anthony Scott Adrian Sena Incoming enemy attack! ii .mr Michael Sidener Raymond Sisneros Lexphida Sivixai Amy Slack Mary Slaughter James Solano Janice Solano Cory Sorenson Chemaine Springer Brian Starling Rochelle Starns Christine Strait Shane Stuckey Diane Study Alma Talavera Sau Tam Ernest Tanguma Connie Thomas Glen Thompson Chris Torres Greg Torres Regina Torres Darrell Trujillo Deedra Trujillo Desi Trujillo Gina Trujillo Johnny Trujillo Tina Trujillo Kenneth Tunson Abelardo Vasquez David Vaughn Gretchen Vaughn Louie Vialpando Binh Vien Adrienne Vigil 2, f gxxxw,-, Aw I can't remember the ingredients. .,f if ,W-'muah Oh what a beautiful morning . .. This is a slow moving game. Hil l'm Angelica. What's your name? Anita Vigil Karen Vigil Patrick Vigil Roslyn Vigil Carolyn Villa Walter Ward Kirk Wayland Shane Weldon John Wheeler James Whittington Monty Williams Melinda Winegarden Brandon Witascheck Elaine Wolfer Ronald Woods Yer Xiong Keo Yachay Reza Yamaguchi William Yellowhorse Anthony Zapata Michael Zuniga X 1 X Y Y ZQL 5, 1.1 I 4, Z Wi www Q,-.....,, Tennis anyone? The I hre e musketeers at it again. , ,. f 'Qs W Tennis is my sport at North www, Can I please pass with this smile? , W, SOPHOMORES ' .......n. W , , W yn Q14 Q , f,,,,f rvn I pun A we WZ Back Row: Mr. Goetz, Vanessa Martinez, Eric Duran, Wade Barton, Michael Slevin. Paul Ar- cher, Mrs. Reaset Front Row: Trina Ortega. Walter Keller, Kathy Sanchez, Sharon Hogan, Dena Marks, Christine Dreyer. President-Kathy Sanchez. Walter Keller Vice- President-Sharon Hogan. Secretary-Dena Marks, Treasurer-Wade Barton Va W 'fl S it ioik Ab fi fvixnwr bm'feElll 6 Step Ahead Sophomore Board .--A b N:-5-it .... K ass f8 Ward Abbott Tara Abeyta Gilbert Alarid Patrick Aragon Paul Archer Charles Arellano Gene Arguello Jim Barter Merrill Bennett Cassandra Bland Tanya Borga Thomas Botello Aurora Bowen Dawn Brown Sharon Buschkoetter Tina Marie Carrasco Michael Castaneda Monica Castellano Lawrence Castillo Shirley Castillo Arthur Castro John Ceh Khanhkham Chanhthivong DeAnn Chavez Allan Cloude .I- Majorette of the Monthl ,,,, ,,,, M L. H ' H, mf - lr I ,GVV 4z. ,,,.:,,,, ,VV ,,MFf 2,7 .-,ft W ,.V,,, ,ir 5 MW Take two. 43 :Pun Q1 Claudine Cordova Jacqueline Crump Anthony Davis Sherry DeHerrera Rebecca Devich Ruben Diaz Michael Dooley Marla Drake Louis Draughn Christine Dreyer Christopher Duran Leslie Duran Carlos Esparza Francene Esparza Frederick Espinosa Matt Espinoza Robert Fernandez Maria Flores Lori Franks Elizabeth Frazzini Suzanne Freilinger Dori Funk Edward Gallegos Michelle Gallegos Darrin Garcia They're herel S xX ,J . S Yo - I-0.41. . nv' Pfx Wh nga Ex ' , . va' f f f-Q A x X , f 9 b- 4' WM. 'fxhiyv- fyytl' vlyl' 'nf' pil I 9 ,jgzfgm , n I U x U qw .ow ?'1 92'324 ' xvS1wn'f,03q- lx R '--'21- 5 :I-Ruff - In -1' 'yr Q .fm ' 'uv ,f-L '4 42'- 4,140 , 1' '. xl ' Q st wIN'W ' Wm N., - ' l NQQNN. 'Dial Who are you going to call? N ' gig'-f if Alf 1 if J ' i ' y 2 I o ,,.. . - , 5 v.v., - 47 ..., f ' , 1 H 5' , 1- gf Lawrence Garcia Marcelino Garcia Mark Garcia Stephanie Garcia Shane Garrison Koubra Gharibyar Zahadah Gharibyar Sarah Giron Catherine Gomez Eva Gonzales Steven Gonzales Eric Gray Tara Haas Robert Harrison Deborah Hayes Shari Hefner Suzanne Hernandez Candy Herrera Bouakeo Hiampane Bovaloy Hiampane Thongsy Hiampane Thanh Hinh Sharon Hogan Alia Holguin Joseph Hood Heather Hyatt Walter Keller Joseph Kranz Lynette Laffea Pete Langone Jeffery Leddy Heidi Licata Binh Lieu Franchesca Lopez Samuel Lopez Anita Lucero Daniel Lucero Jody Lucero Christina Macias David Macias Gregory Maldonado Dena Marks Dwayne Marquez Joe Martinez Julie Martinez Kenneth Martinez Louise Martinez Paul Martinez Scott Martinez Vanessa Martinez i .KX ff ,, Nw There's work and there's play. Anne McAfee Cheryl Miller Stephen Miller Christopher Molina Sabrina Mondragon Kenneth Montoya Garran Moreno Jason Mullikin Elizabeth Munoz Eric Murphy Yvonne Negley Tess Neiberger Patricia Nevarrez Thuan Nguyen Ruben Nolasco Chanh Norvongkham Christina Norwood Katherine Nuanes Tabitha Nunez Deleiann Olguin Jamie Olona James Oney Marina Ortega Johnny Ortiz Lorenzo Pacheco it at we : Q E.- -- .sififx 3-' '!h WN Guess What s ln my Locker? AAAHHHHII Dino Padilla Rosalia Palomino Diana Perea Holly Perez Phuong Pham Steven Phillips Panya lnh Phom Panya Kham Phom Matt Picrrowski Susie Proctor Lisa Quinones Lorena Quinones Chris Quintana Michaele Quintana Tammy Quintana Edith Rael Stephanie Rael Joleigh Rainwater Benjamin Ramirez Esmeralda Ramirez Jodi Ramirez Yolanda Rangel Vincent Raub Carey Richards Patricia Riffle f, mn, eie : Keep on truckin' fm w V CT 72' Z ,, V ww . ew, ,, V ' 2 - ff 2 M ' 119-frm-.m, , 1 Q Tennis anyone? 0 . X 'C' Q 5 X RSX Nix ft X N NX N t S SN x N Q N M7 A X is it t 'ilk f Billy Rodriguez David Romero Maria Romero Christopher Royval Renee Saiz Robin Samuels Kathy Sanchez Antoinette Scott Euay Sengsavath Estella Serrano Christopher Sheets Joseph Sine Michael Skrastins Michelle Spurgin Troy Strait Dean Sutton Maria Swendroski Kimberly Taylor Creston Thacker Brenda Todd Jonathan Torres Gina Torres Julie Toth Susan Trounce Lim Ung Tino Valle Adam VanPatten Delphinia Vasquez Evangelin Velez James Vigil Jim Vigil Richard Vigil Theresa Vigil Martin Vonarx Somchith Vongrichith Jeffrey Walsh Tirza Weidenhamer Trudy Weidenhamer Eddie Williams Michelle Wilson Matthew Wittner Juletta Yazzie Jeffrey Zabawa Arturo Zarate Laura Zundt 'NN .,,. X is View Viking Power! Working hard. A , as X X XX X x S Taking time and being dedicated to do the iob right. A happy ending always makes me smile. Live long and prosper. I wonder if Dickens started off this way. This thing goes where? Could someone please remove this speed bump? ,4l ,fy y , .a f --. wk I Y.. ,bf H4619 W4 4 4.-.W Time Leaves a Year to Go Back Row: Mindy Jacquez, Tina Kaspari, Vicky Lovato, Gina Volpe, Middle Row: Martha Wagner, Roberta Trujillo, Laurie Samora, Mrs. Brown. Front Row: Mr. Long. Kathy Ortega, Terry Kaspari. President-Tina Kaspari Vice-President-Vicky Lovato Secretary-Mindy Jacquez Q airy: rf Wy A 451 mmfyila CE i W vvwf , , , ' , ,., Q , , ,,, Junior Board , , , , 0 , .,,, ,, , I 3' , if W3 -X.. Nix. 'VI-I Patricia Abeyta Lisa Aegerter Maria Alvarado Amanda Ankele Johnnie Aranda David Archer Amy Aukema Miguel Avalos Jeffrey Ayon Jodi Bagley Stephanie Bertels Kathryn Brackett Denny Bray Michael Buynar Gabriel Caballero Lisa Calderon Nicklas Callinicos Rebecca Campbell Carlos Carabajal Linda Carreras Belan Carrillo Joseph Casados Deanna Castorena Aurora Chacon Dean Chacon i219 .Q .,i ia K ff: T L e 4 x P X X X ee. M N X X X Q NN S W X 5 we 4 ' l g X X 5 e. 2 Do you have any paper? Gilbert Martinez tried to fit between the fence. Diane Valdez IS thlnklng of a good excuse. WW KE I know somethmg. Christine Chavez Maria Chavez Randolph Chavez Paul Corazza Victor Cordero Bradley Cordova Heather Cornish Yvonne Crump Robin Davis Sergio Del Real Carma Dollan Jose Dominquez Michelle Edgerly Vanessa Erwin Zena Espinosa Jacob Fernandez Maribel Franco Sandra Gallegos Daniel Garcia Joseph Garcia Lorena Garcia Sherry Garcia Susana Garcia Pamela Giordano Heather Glendenning Gina Madrld IS checking her blood pressure. Lan came from Viet Nam and entered North as a freshman. In the future, she plans to attend college and major in business. She is known for her warmth. Lasse Gloppe Carol Gomez Charles Gomez Kelly Gomez Patricia Gomez Shelley Gonzales Renee Gonzalez Rick Gonzalez Chris Goodnight Jennifer Greenburg April Griscko Norma Gutierrez Ronnettia Handy Paul Harding David Harker Cristin Hepting Catherine Hernandez Celia Hernandez Laura Herrera Nicolas Herrera Mary Hinojos Thomas Hinojos Michael Holzman Julie Hudson James Hussion Robert lgo Tina Igo Blair Jackson Melinda Jacquez Gino Jaramillo Kenneth Karp Terri Kaspari Tina Kaspari Shaun Kenner Tanya Klein Anthony Krantz Denise LaCrue Michelle Laffea Anthony Limon Denise Limon Anthony Ling Donald Lopez Julia Lopez Marina Lopez Teresa Lopez Victoria Lovato Sherry Macias Joseph Maestas Cynthia Manning Jacqueline Marquez This tree is sooo hard to keep upl Linda Carreras is in North ROTC Honor Platoon 4 f 2 , Daneen Martinez Gilbert Martinez Patricia Martinez Rudy Martinez Lance McClure Terrence Merrell Billie Miller Valerie Montour Pamela Montoya Veronica Montoya Donna Morales Jennifer Munson Lisa Murrietta Elki Neiberger Camantha Norton Kimberly Patterson Michael Payne Marlina Perez Kim Anh Pham Elizabeth Piria Albert Potthoff Sandra Quinones Kenneth Reef Gabina Reyes Catalina Reyna Yfww . sz. .. .ax . X N I'm bored. Bernadette Gayton poses J Q , .. f 3 a Q, ' 53 I just love school! Tammy Reynolds Tracy Robinson Denise Rodriguez Jenny Rodriguez Trivie Rodriguez Michelle Romero Paul Romero Roseann Romero Julie Rusch Lucy Salazar Laurie Samora Alfred Sanchez Angie Sanchez Kevin Sanchez Loriann Santangelo Kong Sayavong Cheryl Scheck Laura Schmitt Jeffrey Seib Ronald Sena Kimberly Sheets Patrick Sierra Joanne Siguenza Louis Silletto Hope Sines ff fwwwwmwx .nwwwwww-fm.. ,,h,,,.,w ff ff Wmnwf MQW ,Www ' 'WV' ' Vyzi WMM ,,,,,,. MW X K ,,,, M-.,,,,m Tu fqff W MMMWWM K X2 A n n 'AEA' n Wake up Salvadorel You're writing on your fingernails. Marie Sluder Leah Staudenmier Shane Stevens Sokha Thach Hoa Thai Donna Thomas Maribel Torres Travis Torres Rachel Trujillo Roberta Trujillo Diane Valdez Shelley Valdez Henry Van Rees Raymond Vigil Susan Vigil Albert Vinnola Cheryl Wade Martha Wagner Heather Warren gy. .gif A AMW 'W f 'Q ff 1 , f ' y 1 1 f X gg. ff f ,NM ' f M- 1 W 2 51-ow M f W V if 'mx 1 as .J XX XX K 5 . ,Lx ,X 5, W BX 3 X L A xixigyf'-1 -f ii 1 g, Q. , .NW rv ww mmf H. Km F M,.X-X.wf-X. K qw' X Q1X.,,,x..L....,.1. X . my ....... ,A .... NM. , ,, .N . . VM: ...x. W., -i .x.x , ,Nw x. X . ,WW Q .M X - Q M1 A we-Q Z 5 W swf 233-5I 5 rf' Aj. Senior Portraits !!! -E155-Special Senior p0flf8il Also Couples,Weddings,Cap8.0own,t1ore Studio or Outdoor Telephone:936-1267 Philip lllm. Tobias Photography 3610 Morrison Hd. Denver B02l9 Lynda Chea Assistant Vice President Il Central Bank II Vlll North Denver A Few Good Reasons To Shop Highland Drug Andre 's Candies Sun Printing Tessab elle 's Edison T Ideal Printing Horizon Dance Studio DVH Co. lnc. Highland Hardware Design Marketing Assoc. Century Bank North Pizza Alley Rocky Mt. Auto Parts P-S Cleaners Ron's Restaurant LaVonne's Mile Hi Beauty School B J Sooper Foods Colorado Transmission Highland Galleries The Deli at Highland Square Oriental Rug Repair Waterloo Waterbeds Speer Furniture 32nd Ave. Liquors 9 M 3400 West 38th Avenue Rachel's Hair Salon L -'T HIGHLA, 'D Denver Colorado 80211 Sechler Electric 13035433-6781 Mirandas Restaurant ' Centerline Sports Bargain Book Store ZA P: ij li. I 1' :il I S179 r 'il DENVER LAMB CUMPAN Y 4900 CLARKSON STREET - DENVER, COLORADO 80216 PHONE f303j 296-I 795 Congratulations Class of l985! May Your Future Always Be Bright! The yearbook staff would like to thank those who submitted photos for the book. The pictures tak- en by those not on staff were appreciated. John Leyba, I983 North gradu- ate, took such photos as the football shot on the sports divisional page. John works at the Denver Post in the photo lab. Oth- er students. not on year- book that submitted photos were: Matt Leveck, Jim Hussion..Cesar Garcia, Denny Bray, and Sherry Salazar. Senior, Trina Moog. de- signed the cover of this year's Yearbook. Qifxw? 54 N-as Ns-f TN ' x l f 'gl f i it if X SENIQRS 4 'h REU, 523913 Twig ME! Q Q 19 2: g i f BEST GF TIMES 'T x. . . .... -. fig... , .. ... 5 .--. X1 -1 ' '25 . 2 .fu , ,.3-lii1:,::x F--z. ' f ' - .5 , Ziisxxjx X , gL.. if ras On Top Cf lt Back Row, Mr. Garrett, Jeff Archuleta, James Roybal. Mike Gallegos, Sandy Flanagan, Janet Hannah, Middle Row: John Trujillo, Mike Rauh. Steve Seegers, David Jesmer, Roxanne Rollins, Joyce Oney, Sandra Quintana, Mrs. Counts, Front Row: Veronica Gautney, Marisa Aguayo. Jeanne Clanahan, Jeanne Fair, Brenda McWain, Lisa Vienot. President-Marisa Aguayo Vice-President-James Roybal Secretary-Roxanne Rollins Treasurer-Michelle Taylor , J sg X J x, Senior Board Striving For Success I . 40313 tn' .lillfm A 1 NH: d -il: V1 f il' 7 1 The Top Ten of l985 Are: Jeffrey Georgeson Barbara Martinez Miki Ito Richard Depperschmidt Can Hong Joyce Oney Marisa Aguayo Patricia Tracy Canh Thai Eugene Raykin 'v EGGHEAD ?mb'BfZMN 'FAKE Yovfl PICK I 1 1 N v L. ics. In her spare time, Michelle likes to go horseback riding, fishing, camping, biking, and loves to ski. ln the future, Michelle hopes to go to one of the Colorado Moun- tain Colleges. Sonny Albert Blea Sonny, who has attended North since his sophomore year, played in Football. In his spare time, he en- joys cruising, making models, going out to eat, watching football games, and going to the movies. Sonny plans to enter the Navy after graduation. Kesia Chanel Boyce A native of Chicago, illinois, Kesia has been at North for three taaa years. She was active in Pep Club, Senior Bd., Adopt-a-Fresh Program, Yearbook, and the President of Orchesis. She hopes to attend Wright College in Chicago to study education and child development. Lisa Lynn Brotz Lisa came to North as a sopho- more and was involved in Jazz Choir, Camelot, Forensics, Concert Choir, and three years of Class Bds. Lisa, originally from Roches- ter, New York, would like to do make-up and hair design for the theater. In Lisa's spare time. she likes to write lyrics and drive to parks with friends and picnic. Gregory James Brown Greg came to North only two -The Vintage of orth---I9S5 Robin Essington remembers the happiness she felt at North. years, but has been active in Wres- tling, Mountain Club, Gymnastics, and Stage crew. Greg spends his leisure time working or playing his trumpet. In the future, he plans to go in the military. Renee Roseann Candelaria Renee has attended North for a happy three years. She enjoys her extra time jogging and reading ex- citing books. Renee plans to join the Air Force in the future. Yoth Chanthavong Yoth is a native of Laos, but has spent the last three years here in Denver with her family of seven. She enjoyed playing Tennis and Basketball here at North, and in .F O X. - Q cl. 85 - the future, she plans to attend Metro for college. Jeanne Marie Clanahan Attending North for three years, Jeanne's home town is Berwyn, Illi- nois. She participated in Key Club, Mt. Club, Camelot, Concert Choir, All-City Choir, Vikorale, and Na- tional Honor Society. She was a member of Swim Team for three years and was co-captain as a sen- ior. She plans to go to college. Richard Lee Depperschmidt A member of National Honor Society and Band, Richard has many achievements during his three years at North. In his spare time, he likes to play chess, bil' future, liards, and basketball. ln look for Certified Public Accountant, Richard Depper- schmidt, in the yellow pages! William Wade DeVries William is a senior vet, who was active in Gymnastics, Wrestling, Swimming, and Pep Club. He likes to pass his time parting with friends and in the future will join the Army. Elaine Benita Esparsen Elaine is a senior, who has at- tended North for three years. She participated on the Swim Team and was co-captain her Senior year. Elaine also was active in Ju- nior Bd, Senior Bd., and Drama time, she likes to Daniel Jose Esparza . A native of Pennsylvania, Daniel is a three year veteran of North. With hobbies such as skiing and radio control cars, he cites gymnastics and computers as what he liked most about high school. ln the future, Daniel plans on becom- ing a pilotl Tammy Lynn Espinoza Tammy is a senior North veteran, who enjoys games like football and any type of sports. At North she played Soccer, JV Bas- ketball, Gymnastics, NHS, and com- petitive soccer. She would like to Jeanne has attended North High for three years and was actively involved in Basketball, FCA. Golden Youth Symphony, Junior Escort, Mt. Club, NFL, Vikorale, Jazz Band, All-City Orchestra, and All-State Orchestra. ln her time off from school, she enjoys playing bass gui- tar, violin, basketball, and softball. She plans to pursue a music career. Lucinda Miea Fernandez A member of the Ultimate Youth Dancers. Lucinda has attended North for three years. Her hobbies uwuuxs-1 lvsuvs-un n uubvvus- Jenifer is a three year North High student and native of Denver. She was a member of Ski Club and FCA. Jenifer played Tennis and Volleyball and went to the state tournaments in both. She was ac- tive in band and loves to play the piano. Jenifer plans to attend col- lege in the future. Sandra Kay Flanagan 4Born in Bitberg, Germany, but raised in Denver, Sandy has been a student at North for three years. u 1 I made North memorable she said. Michael Robert Gallegos Formerly from Puebio. Colorado. Mike has found plenty to keep himself busy these three years at North. Ski Club, MESA, DSD. Physics Club, CSU Math and Physics Bowls, are among his ac- tivities. Mike is planning on at- tending college and obtaining a de- gree in chemical engineering. He enjoyed North because of the friends he has made and the edu- cation he has received. 'l Roberta .lo Garcia Roberta came to North as a sophomore. She divides her time between listening to the radio, talking on the phone, reading, and going out with her friends. A mem- ber of the Pep Club, she is overjoyed to be graduating soon. Veronica Lynn Gautney Veronica was a familiar sight during her three year history at North. She was an avid supporter of Cheerleading, HERO, Yearbook, Sen- ior Bd., Young Adult, and attended HERO state convention. Veronica plans on attending Metro, then Ad- ams State college, to become an elementary school teacher. Jeffrey Jonathan Georgeson A member of the National Honor Society, Jeff has attained many academic achievements during his three years at North. While at North, Jeff also participated in DSD, Science Club, Physics Club. Math and Physics Bowls, and played on the Tennis Team. ln the future. Jeff plans to earn a doctor' ate in astrophysics, and adds that in his spare time, he likes to play tennis and DSD Cnot simultaneous- lyj. Cruz Anthony Gonzales Cruz has been a student at North for three years. As a mem- ber of ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team, and Baseball. Cruz has earned many honors. He plans to go to a trade school for mechanics or enlist in the military. He enjoys spending his time shooting, playing baseball, or just having a good time. Guadalupe Theresa Gonzales Guadalupe has been at North for three years, and in the future. she wants to try to go to college. While at North, she participated in Special Clympics and in her spare time, she works at a restaurant. Sherri Michelle Grant Sherri came to North as a sopho- more and participated in Drama Club, Class Bd., Pep Club, Stage Crew, Concert Choir, Vikorale, and was a Balarat Counselor. ln her spare time, Sherri likes to go to the mountains for hiking and camping. She likes traveling, and spending time with her family. Sherri plans to attend college. Jacqueline Yvette Gray Jacqueline entered North second semester her tenth grade year from Mundelein, Illinois. She has been active in Senior Bd., Year- book, Adopt-a-Fresh Program, and Pep Club. Jackie will attend college at either Metro or Adams State. She likes North because she says the mingling of different racial groups make the atmosphere great! Jose Jesus Guzman Jose, Denver being his home town, has attended North High goodtimes. School since his sophomore year. Jose enjoys reading while listening to the radio. In the future, he plans to be a salesman. Janet Lee Hannah Janet belonged to Pep Club, JA, Norski, Senior Bd, Young Adult, DECA, and was also a Cheerleader. She went to North for three years and hopes to major in computer science while attending Metro State. She enjoys weightlifting and spending time with her friends. Andrea M. Hobson Andrea entered North in her Ju- nior year and likes knowing that the end of high school is near. An- drea says she likes to stay home to Loren Linville and Steve Romero remember the be close to her family. She wants time to find out what her career will be, but she knows that it will be successful. Can Ngoc Hong Can was born in Viet Nam, but now is living in Denver. Can has been at North for three years. She participated in the Junior Escort Program, and in her spare time, likes writing, reading, and talking on the phone. Can will attend col- lege and major in engineering. The teacher's concern for the stu- dents make North special, she says. David Robert Huntsinger Dave is a Senior vet who was a Remember Remember us when we are gone away, Gone far away into the crazed land, When you can no more hold us by the hand, Nor we half turn to go yet turning stay. S Remember us when no more, day by day, You tell us of our future that you planned, Only remember us, you understand lt will be late to counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget us for a while And afterwards remember, do not grieve, For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once we had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. Christina G. Rossetti member of Key Club, Norski, Band, VICA, Senior Bd., Jazz Band, and Junior Attendent. He is an all around athlete. He was Soccer captain two years and made sec- ond team All-City. He was co- captain on Swim Team. He also played competitive soccer. ln Dave's spare time, he enjoys decorating houses with special pa- per. He plans to attend college. Miki lto Miki came from Tokyo, Japan, and has been at North for three years. She participated in Ski Club, Science Club, Junior Escort, and was in NHS for three years. Miki plans to attend college, become an interpreter, and to travel around the world. She likes to read, watch TV, eat, and sleepl Eugenia Lou Jaramillo Gina has attended North for three years. During this time, she participated in ROTC, FBLA, and tried Basketball. In her leisure time, Gina enjoys music, concerts, games, and fixing things. In the fu- ture, Ginal plans to go into the Marines and become a psycholo- gist. David Day Jesmer Dave came to North as a sopho- more and joined FCA, Key Club, Vikorale, Peer Counseling, Senior Bd., Adopt-a-Fresh Program, Track, and Cross Country. He was most inspirational on the Track Team. Dave wants to go to college, but has not decided on a major. ln his spare time, Dave likes to be with friends. Jonetta Marie Konecko S Jonetta is a three year student at North High School. She likes to go dancing, talk on the phone, and watch TV. ln the future, she plans to learn how to cut hair. Carla Sue Kurth Carla was a Balarat Counselor and attended the Mi Careera con- ference. ln her spare time, she en- joys photography, hiking, and go- ing to dinner. Carla's future plans are to to go to coliege. work for a degree in psychology, and travel extensively. 'affdljf fwfr from Cam- learning English that the United States . ln Lien's ieisure time, she en- working. She wishes to par- ticipate in sports in college. William Jean Lasserre Bill is a familiar face at North. He came from San Diego, California. Bill attended North one semester. moved to Grand Junc- tion and returned this year. He drama with Ms. Lamar and at CEC. ln the fu- plans on being a businessman. He s Pizzeria. A native Limthong Steve enjoys ing church. came to the United weight lifting his sister. His parents said vacations and best of all the things the future, Steve will col- lege and become a pastor. Hoa Minh Lieu Hoa is from Viet Nam and has attended North for three While at North, she ing to play the guitar puters, and swimming ture, Hoa plans to and become secretary. still in Laos. Houmphanh loves to play football and improve his Kung Fu techniques. ln the future, he plans to attend college at Metro and become an accountant. David Lopez Dave is a senior, who attended North for three years. He partici- pated in Wrestling, and in his spare time, works out or helps around the house. His future plans are going into the military, and he to get married when he gets teachers were the best at North. She enjoys weightlifting and business ciasses. ln her spare time, she listens to music and models. Her future plans are to join the Air Guard and become at computer programmer. Vang Lor Vang is from Samneua, which is north of Laos, and has been at North for three years. He partici- pated in Science Club and Physics Club. He felt North gave him a chance to prepare for college and meet new people. Vang plans on at- tending college and becoming a medical doctor. l0O vw-u -U - U--. eu-, -. -.1 .v, v-..-v. - Choir, and Crosscountry. Sabrina plans to go to college and study business, journalism, and social work. Thuy Le Ly Thuy is another senior from Viet Nam. She enjoys biking, writing, and reading. She plans to go to col' lege. She says, high school gets me ready for the future, which she looks forward to. Vera Angelina Madrid Vera is a senior vet, active in join the Army and then go'to col- lege to further her education. Damon Christopher Marquez Damon came to North as a soph- omore and decided he liked the so- cial life best. ln the future, he plans to become a welder. Barbara Mary Martinez Barbara came to Nyrth as a , cw sophomore. She was a member of National Honor Society and ,x A ,N to 2 E- C ii' Q , QM F I M Qflig-'flu' .- 's , :ns , ii I .,,.. . Q S . , Science Club. ln her spare time, she reads, catches up on her home- work, and goes out with friends. Her future plans are to attend Colorado University at Boulder and maior in business. Derringer Leon Martinez Derringer came to North as a ju- nior and joined DSD, ROTC, and competitive speech. Derringer cites the people and parties as the best of high school. in the future, he hopes to obtain a music degree at Berkley School of Music. Juanita Marie Martinez Juani ntered North as a soph- omore. She was? m!mber of DECA and the Ethnic Community Group. She likes to listen to the radio and try to makesup her own dance steps. ln the future. she plans to go to college but wants to travel first. Lorraine Louise Martinez Lorraine is a senior veteran and native of Denver. She cited being treated likea senior as what she liked most about high schools ln her spare time, she likes to shop and in the future, she will go to work. Michelle Jay Martinez Micheile is a senior who attend- ed North. for three years. She plans to get into criminal justice. She ioined Senior Seminar and was the Boys Tennis manager. In her spare time, she likes to share her time 'Q ,Nl w f' sv 'XFX - .. , ' av' A , ,ill , gf 5 v ,. gi 9 . ' 1 ' -I -ELT Aging 2, M. 9. Q 'R Jw 'A F .Mn .I with others. r i Tracey Ann McPherson Active is best to describe Tracey, who came to North as a ju- nior. She participated in Golf, Ten- nis, Key Club, Physics Club, Science Club, Mt. Club, Concert Choir, Valkyrie, Math and Physics Bowls, Yearbook, Adopt-a-Fresh Program, Junior Escort, Church Choir, Bowling, and Junior Bd. ln the future, Tracey plans on enter- ing the Air Force and maybe iater maioring in astrophysics. Brenda Dee McWain Brenda is a familiar senior veteran. She participated in Band, FBLA, Senior Bd., and .lunior Es- V , Mass ess sN 6 K l . 'S 'sf L 5 .. . qs' - mx , , , 'Q 1 ,fs es A 2 cort. in her spare time, she can be found with friends. ln the future she plans on college. Crystal Montoya Crystal is a Senior veteran from La Junta, Coiorado. During her years at North, she managed Varsity Baseball, JV Football. and was a member of Pep Club. Crystal enjoys working with children and music. She plans to go to college. either at UNC or CSU. She's happy to be a senior. Lisa Ann Montoya Lisa is another vet from La Jun- ta, Colorado and enjoys heavy metal music and rock magazines. She thanks North for giving her an education she can use later on in her future. She isn't sure what her future is, but no doubt it wiil be great! Trina Ann Moog Trina came to North as a sopho- more. She participated on Senior Board, Junior Escort, and was on Yearbook. She designed the cover. Her spare time is filled with pho' tography, sports spectating, biking, and drawing. ln the future, she plans to travel for a year, then at- tend Adams State to become a CPA. John Michael Glona John is a native Denverite and enjoys crosscountry skiing and playing the guitar. He participated in Concert Choir, Vikorale, and Mountain Club. ln the future. he plans on becoming an aircraft pilot. Joyce Ann Oney A member of Concert Choir, Val- kyrie, Math and Physics Bowls, NHS, and Physics Club, Joyce came to North as a sophomore. Athletically, Joyce was a member of Swim Team and Bowling. in the future, Joyce plans to go to college and major in computer science and minor in mathematics. She also en- joys children. Kenneth Joseph Ornelas Ken is a senior vet and enjoys life. He participated in Stagecraft, Jonell Ortiz Jonell likes to draw, sing, and dance. This veteran participated in Pep Club and dance shows. Jonell likes meeting new people and, in the future, wants to learn all about working with computers. Mark Gary Perez Mark is a veteran that spends summer in Hawaii and winter in Denver. He participated in Swim' Sharlotte Christine Peters Charlie, as she is known to her friends, is a senior, who has at- tended North for three years. She's from Littleton. She participat- ed in Track, JA, Yearbook, Junior Escort, and Crosscountry. Charlie plans on attending Art School at Colorado Institute of Art. Paul Gregory Pewo Paul came to North his junior year. He participated in DSD and Philip Anthony Pinelli Phil is a senior vet that enjoys working on cars and cruising. ln his future plans he's narrowed it down to racing, engineering, becoming a welder, or opening a malt shop. Everybody likes my malts, he says. Michael Gary Pomponio He is off to college to study en' gineering. He hopes to find fame and fortune in globe hopping and rf 'I ' l PM. Debrah Lynn Prado Debrah is a senior veteran who participated in Orchesis, Ultimate Youth Dancers, and BOE. ln her spare time, look for her at the movies or at the shopping mall. ln the future, she plans to attend col- lege or get into a barber school. She loved all the people she met at North and the football and basket- ball games. Aurelio Ibarra Quintana Aurelio has been at North for three years. He is from Chihuahua, Mexi- ---W ----9------v---cy --. ...v .-.-v...- time, he practices mechanics. Aurelio's future plans are to attend Metro State College. He liked math and auto mechanics in school. Sandra Sylvia Quintana Sandra, a senior Veteran, has been active in Orchesis. Junior Es- cort, Pep Club, Concert Band, Young Adult, Senior Bd., and Year- book. Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders, Sandy was Home' coming Queen in 84-85. ln her spare time, she enjoys breakdancing with the Sweet Breakers. Sandra plans to go to col- lege, further her education, and marry into the Navy. .,..-. ,. ,.....- -- ..,. ,., - ,-,.. omore and actively supported VICA, DECA, Young Adult, and the Industrial Arts Fair. She hopes to attend college in Colorado or California for architectural draft- ing. ln her spare time, Cheryl likes to breakdance and design homes. Glenn Leo Raisch Glenn came to North as a sopho- more. He joined Mountain Club. He likes to fish in his spare time, and in the future, he wishes only to have fun! When asked what he liked most about high school. Glenn answered with a grin, Fridaysl Lynn Marie Ramirez time. enjoys friends and listening to heavy metal. Lynn cited Dr. Orwig as what she liked most about high school. She liked his crazy and cool ways. Michael Andrew Rauh Mike has been at North for three years. A member of Swim Team. Baseball, VICA, Junior Attendant. and Yearbook, Mike enjoys skiing. T.P.ing houses, and listening to Ted Nugent. Mike likes giving people a hard time, and in the future, plans to attend college. He intends to be- come an industrial arts teacher. Linda Jo Redfern with his friends. originally from Greeley, nd likes to go to con- certs, movies and on dates. Linda hopes to take a trip to another country before entering college to study medicine. Lisa D. Reusser Lisa is a three year Viking and enjoyed North beyond belief. While at North. she participated in BOE and cites music, dancing, and visiting friends and relatives as spare time fillers. In the future, Lisa wants to attend a college and work part time in an office. James Louis Richards James came from Viet Nam and has been at North for three years. Steve Chavez enjoyed painting this year as well as being He participated in Concert Choir. Jazz Choir, Jazz Band, Concert Or- chestra, SPEAC, All-City Choir, and Newspaper Staff. ln his spare time, James likes to lift weights and go to movies. He wants to go to col- lege and have a happy life. Adrienne H. Riffle Age, as she was commonly known, is a senior vet. She partici- pated in JV Volleyball, Concert Band, Jazz Band, City-wide Band, Senior Bd., and was a huddle leader in FCA. ln Age's spare time, she lifts weights and listens to Van Halen. Age plans on entering Colo- rado College as a transfer student from UNC. Judeth Marietta Riggs 105 9 ,. of-a s Jude. as she is better known, was a member of all class Bds., MDE, DECA, Concert Choir, Pep Club, Newspaper, and Yearbook. ln her extra time, she likes swim- ming, racquetball, volleyball, and drawing. Jude hopes to open her own bridal shop, design dresses, and settle down and have children. Thomas Armando Rodriguez Thomas, known to his friends as TJ, was a senior vet, who participat- ed in Air band contests and talent shows. Outside of school, TJ plays his guitar. TJ, when asked what he liked about high school, stated sim- ply, Women, mmmm, Women! Roxanne Yolanda Rollins Roxanne is a Senior vet, active in Pep Club, school plays, talent shows, Class Bds, Crosscountry, All-City Choir, Vikorale, Concert Choir, Human Relations Club and Booster Club. With littlef spare time, she likes to act, sing and run. ln the future, she plans to enroll in college and major in pre-law. James Dewayne Roybal An active part of the North stu- dent life, Jim participated in Dra- ma Club, Speech, all Class Bds., Concert Choir, and school plays. He represented North in Georgia at Drug Conference, and received the US Achievement Academy Award, Distinguished American High School Student Award, and the Mile High Youth Award. Other ' ' - ff , ,ff ,, F 1.1 , activities were SPEAC, All City- Wide Choir, and Balarat Counselor. He shares his spare time with friends, family and senior adults. Jim hopes to enter a field in Hu- man Relations. Lorraine Diane Rubio Lorraine came to North as a sophomore. She likes spending Sher time with her little girl, who is two years old. Lorraine states, l love and enjoy my daughter very much. She hopes to become a nurse in the future, because she likes to help and be around people. lbo Ruiz i lbo came from Beverly Hills, California, and has been at North '? f f , X 1 69 f 2 - , N ,, ,,,, ,W I 1 vi, ffk, ,,,. gfWf? ? , , r - ' l' .. ' H , st el s Q ll ,XM .1 We S - Benny Joe Saiz Benny is a Senior vet, who plans to enroll at a trade school and stay with his present employer. ln his leisure time, he likes to build things and ride his bike. The girls at North are the most memorable. Abbie Gail Salazar A three year student at North, Abbie has been an active member of Orchesis and Ultimate Youth ive Her outside around exercise. Elizabeth is looking forward to her future at college. ll1I8l'8SIS Joe Abel Sanchez Joe is a Senior veteran. He par- ticipated in Football and Wrestling. Joe likes to spend his extra time playing all sorts of sports. His fu- ture plans are to enroll in college and take up machine drafting. for his Doris Mae Sena Doris is a senior at North and was here for three years. She likes to spend her time listening to mu- sic, watching TV, reading, and shopping. While at North, Doris participated in Special Olympics. She hopes to establish a career in F S + 1 'N Michelle has attended North since tenth grade. She was active in Yearbook, Orchesis, SPEAC, Pep Club, was in Denver All-City Wide Marching Band, and was High School Maiorette. Michelle enjoys dancing, movies, and reading. She hopes to major in business in col- lege. She says the responsibility given to the students at North makes her feel almost like an adult. Teresa Jenny Tenorio A member of Peer Counseling, Adopt-a-Fresh Program. Mt. Club, Senior and Sophomore Bds., Teresa likes to read, write. sleep, and day- dream. She is a first place poetry winner in a creative writing contest. ln the future, she plans to lead a good life and be happy. She R ' in 7 likes the various classes offered at North. Canh Van Thai Canh is a senior who has attend- ed North for three years. He par- ticipated in Physics Club, Junior Attendent and Physics Bowl. Canh will pursue a career in computer science engineering. He was born in Viet Nam and enjoys helping others and attending church. Ounkham Mike Thammavong Ounkham is from Chiang Mai, Thailand, and likes microcomputer classes along with English. He en- joys school and works, so that he can go to college and become an auto mechanic. C5 ,, 'if' A. X A -e If I tvg ,, 1. U Q, Alberto Torres Alberto is a three year veteran at North. An enjoyer of the out- doors and ponderor of the meaning of life, he was a member of Stage Crew and vice-president of Science Club. Alberto liked graduation most about high school and plans to attend college and graduate school. Patricia E. Tracy Patty, as she is better known, a three year North student, has been an active member of Mt. Club. Science Club, Junior Escort, NHS, Tennis, Norski, FCA, and the presi- dent of Key Club. For her future, Patty is considering an engineering career. Her other activities include 109 Arlene Maes' smile lets everyone know how North has made her life more happy. Headboyj Brenda McWain demonstrates the proper way of combing hair of North High School stand side-by-side. xiii? it, Q 5 J .1 X 5 and going with North make it special to Linda. John Joseph Trujillo John has attended North for three years and has been active in Football, Class Bds.. and VICA. He was Football captain and Headboy in Student Council. He was Junior Lujuana has been at North since she was a sophomore. She was in Pep Club all three years. Lujuana likes to talk on the phone, listen to the radio, or just ride around. She's happy that she has finally made it to be a senior. Patricia Lynn Valdez Patricia has attended North for three years and has been actively involved in academic activities. A member of Band, Choir, SPEAC, the since her was a mem' Club, Track, MESA, and three years. In her senior year, she went to state in Volleyball and made All-City Voi- ieyball. Karen intends to enroll in college and major in engineering. l love the people at North and participating in school activities and sports, she states. Lisa Anne Vienot Lisa has attended North for three years and enioyed FBLA. Senior Board, Adopt-a-Fresh Program, and high school in general. She loves going out with friends and likes to meet people. She plans to attend college and prepare for her future. Peri Lynn Villanueba Peri came to North three years Patrick Pernell Pat entered North as a sopho- more. He enjoys girl watching. Pat likes to rock with Led Zepplin and plans to go in the Army. He wants to be Otis Lee Otis came to grader., He was a nis, Basketball, Track. and Football. ln his leisure time, he likes to piay tennis. 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Love Ya Alll Mr. Clum Darren l'll never forget the special times we had. I love youl Love, Sherri Sherri, I will never telll Sandy I leave my batons to the idiot who tries to take my place. Michelle Taylor Keith, wherever the Navy takes you, my heart is sure to follow. Yours forever, Sandra Quintana Thank you Jeff for the special moments we had. Semper Fidelis. Tracey A. McPherson Get down Class of 85 lll Can You Dig lt. Jack LaForte r' '. 1 1 'ls all .H-. A .1 lil' C . f I X f 'Aff all '11::l:f:.?,. 1:'f.'E1w. r' 5v 1'-6' ' u'Q5',an.' 9 -- .. CAHI Q. ' -- swf? 'V ITLLJA5 2 , ABUM 5 I STEEQ, Kara, Congratulations. We are proud of you. We know you worked hard, and with God's help you made it. Love Always, Katrina, Brad, Mom and Dad l, Dorothy Ward, will all my wordly problems to Dr. Urioste. My Friends! Looks like we made itl Celina Valdez Congratulations Class of '85. We have enjoyed some great years. We love youl Mr. Garrett 8 Mrs. Counts ll im wx Q ll ' t ll it f M , I' T ,pgviveb Y .1 X N B -I Tilly N gs! 4 ll ' if gk if 7' H596 ,gl Q -1 U1 I J L-me we if I -- XA-L!vL!'s1bisHfg4p' T Tre Afvdfizm W 'Gil-na' K gm' . ,poi M A' S ml B 0 F ll3 HERS ,,-W' xwgg, Q-H Whf ,fi J in Q4-W Delores Abeyta John Acosta Elizabeth Aguilar Jennis Aguilar Sam Allison Virginia Alonzi Richard Alvira Joan Astmann Ellene Austin Janet Baca Jane Bailey Martha Bershok Lois Black Mary Bodenhamer Ronald Bott Norma Bowles Cathleen Brown William Brown Lois Burke Alice Burns Ronald Cabrera Ramona Camacho Eugene Carpenello Geri Castillo Gloria Ceniceros James Chavez Ruth Choquette Mark Cisneros Arnold Clum Sylvia Coronado Ruth Counts James Cox Trena Dale Larry Dardano Alice DelHierro Retirement Lillian Miller Lillian Miller worked for the Denver Public Schools for twenty-five years, ten of those years as North's trea- surer. Friday, September 2I, I984, she retired. She graduat- ed from North in I938, and was a cheerleader while a stu- dent here. According to the retired treasurer, student motivation made her job at North easier. An active sup- porter of athletics, Mrs. Miller supported North as a student and as an adult. il7 Retirement Del Peterson Del Peterson, a teacher in the industrial arts department, retired after the 83-84 school year. He taught at North High School for twelve years. ln his dozen years, he coached base- ball for several seasons and even took the Viking team to the state tournament one year. Janice DeRemer James DiToIla Molly Dominguez Donald Eklund Nancy Elia Larry Enos Jeannette Espinosa Donald Evans Jalal Fakharzadeh Annette Farnham Gwen Feindel Elly Fetsch JoAnn Sena Finch Louann Fishering Claude Ford Jon Frazier Katy Gallegos Curtis Garrett Robert Goetz Darrell Green Kathryn Greenlee Robert Hall David Hammel Lester Hartley Jesse Hernandez Allen Hill Peggie Holder Barbara Ingram Regina Jesmer Robert Johnston Vivian Johnston Kay Johnstone Emanuel Jones Jack Jones Anthony Juarez Leo Verderber Leo Verderber, a teacher in the foreign language depart- ment, retired after the 83-84 school year. He had been teaching for over twenty- three years, eighteen of them in the Denver Public Schools. Retirement Gerould King Marjorie Knoll Gene Kowalski Ray Krucas Maryann LaConte Ann Lacy Julius LaForte Gaye Lamar Betty Latimer Martha Lea Elroy Lee Judy Lisatz Nina Lombardi Delbert Long Priscilla Lovelace Andrew Lucero Wilma Lykins Marilyn Malleck Deanna Manzanares Judie Manzanares Mary Mariani Gene Martinez Johnnie Martinez Joe Meyer Albert Miller Sharon Miller Eleanor Moller Willis Moran Theresa Nazzaro Susan Nichol Barbara Nolan Pat Ochoa Ernest Oieda Charles Orwig Norman Page Rosa Patterson Charles Peitsmeyer Daphene Perkins Lynne Pettyjohn Vickie Phillips Lucy Pride Phyllis Prince Genevieve Potter Janice Quintana Kenneth Ransom Nannette Rease Dave Richardson Richard Rosenow Albert Samuelson Ray Sanchez Ray Sandoval Ellen Satriano Gary Sauer Patricia Scheibach James Schrant Dorothy Skinner Michael Smith Louis Sod Ted Speros Donald Stern Charles Stewart Jerome Symonton Ernest Teed Flora Thayer Arlen Thomas Jane Tierney Marlene Tricarico Mary Truiillo Sao Vang George Vitello BNN? ,Wi ? B- ,Ml KMXTN 'Ov -.1 . X an :gn si N S rf X X 5 Q .lg is M Q, XX X 9 Si X X 'N X 'X .Fl X -st 3 X Jig E xc S K X X -T W www x N - Ts tj ste t s X ,Q E Q Q we 5 X X X Nc tc we qt X X 5 ,H QQ X Q S M X 5 f s wi Qx ln Memoriam Donald Koogle Don Koogle passed away in January, l985. He had retired from North in December of I983. Thirty four years were spent at North, mostly in the social studies department, teaching such courses as eco- nomics, psychology, and history. A former, Emmaus, Skinner, and North student, Don loved North. He served in the Navy as a Seabee in World War ll. His education included a bachelor and master degree from CU. Hobbies were golf, fishing. and watching football. Notre Dame was his favorite team. We miss him dearly. Judy Wagner Beverly Wagoner Richard Walsh Robert Walsh Mary Lou Walz Dorothy Ward Dorothy Western James Wheeler Warren Wheeler Corinne Whisnant James White Laurence White Clyde Whitmarsh Delores Williams Michael Williams Al Wills Warren Wills Vernon Wilson Melody Wittner Steve Woytek Margaret Wright Willard Wyatt Kathy Zangari James Zordani Lucille Zupancic es Administrators if 955 X fi? Q? 'Q 'N A Q, fi Principal: f Lino Gonzales Assistant Principals X Rhoda Imhoff X Martha Urioste f David Jones fa ff Q? A Q Q 95 3 ' x W and E cellence in Education ,,.-vw' X X X am: 'i ,V www if 4 f N , Liv VE ,Ig pg , 'ffff h, 1 4 fM.,,,M mf H NQHQHQKQWAWW ACM, ,,,, V. M 1 l'm one cool dude. Where did he go? We have North spirit. fr iff W ,S o Looking for the centerfold. l28 MWA 4 iii h 1 , , I saw you do that. 3 fWwm1,ww f's :',u va, ff V -ww ,f-W , 'W' , , Wm, V -s., I il pw. ,W , ' 'g 'f ' ' Okay girls. Don't get so excited I 'fm-wg 41,1 4,.,,, 48 is gtg, H i ili, .L .gx '- X M. :,. is . ss , ,M Si. Serious munching, Look at this hunk. ACTIVITIES 'S 120215, .3,y7FOQ 4, in S' 07 il! sf FE' xl I 9 5 J 3 '54 9 --. Q W, f r' 'Qi' xx in 'Q if Q N J . .., .M A... t .... s- -- . ' A - ' : ,:.-L,,. 'L ,svf - YC' .. -:Q A QQ .M if , - 2.2 I .jf f X. -QL Creating Memorie Organized Vicki! Mike smile! You're on candid camera. Kesia and Lynn sort a common mess. V .,: ' V , ,, A kiss for yearbook! V 'cl What is going on? A profile of a god? The Bobbsey twins are together againl 12 www VI 7 F MLS l 1, W ' ie 21 H P4 WHY YzfM'l3CDK 132 With Lasting Moments if 41' M51 My ' I X YS s - M3 fame . i l ss...-3 s u Newcomer Mike Holzman shows the proper way of . . . Back Row: Cheryl Scheck, Jodi Bagley, Veronica Gautney, Kesia Boyce. Sponsor Mrs. Knoll, Second Row: Trina Moog, Dave Huntsinger, Greg Archer, Third Row: Vicki Stewart. Rick Gonzales, Mike Holzman, Sandy Flanagan, Sandra Quintana, Mike Rauh, Front Row: Tracey McPherson, Sherri Grants Not Pictured: Michelle Taylor. Yearbook consists of writers, artists, creators, and people with dedication. The staff this year was new with the exception of several students with experience. With time- less amount of effort, the young group became masters of producing layouts, artwork, and pictures. Year- book is not a class to be thought of as easy. Only hard work is expected. l33 orth Star Reports Back Row: Thomas Espinoza, Ms. Johnston, Jeff 4 Seib, Second Row: Jackie Gray. Paula Bargas, Patricia Calderon. Camantha Norton, Anita 00 Ji- Lucero, Abbie Salazar, Third Rowf Elizabeth b-J Sanchez, Ken Ornelas, Jeff Archuleta, Mark R Gonzales, Front Row: Denny Bray, Trina Orte- i ga, Arlene Maes. Raymond Churchwell. Q WWW I ,ww A .. N. Q gf, , ,W 1, t PEAC-Time For Involvement Back Row: James Richards, Vanessa Martinez, Ken Ortiz, Tina Mancuso, Kristine DeCredico, Arlene Maes, Middle Row: Brian Rees, Silvia Sanchez. Paula Bargas, Stacy Barela, Shelly Garcia, Front Row: Nick Herrera, Sabrina Lozano. John Truji- llo, Kathy Sanchez, Johnny Trujillo. Student Political Education Action Committee Stagecraft Gets Read Turning dreams into a reality. stagecraft makes an illusion seem too real. lt's creating a wall of sound where moments before there was silence. lt's turning night into day by the press of a button, and it's trans- forming an empty barren stage into a house, castle, forest, or even other worlds. Stage teaches a skill, some- thing you'll use in life, not like other classes where you sit and study. You'll learn the gratification of mak- ing someone's song sound better than it is. Our motto says it all. lt's not the actor who makes the play good, it's the stagecrewf' Back Row. Matt Piotrowski, Andrew Gallegos, Teresa Tenorio, Victor Alvarez, Middle Row: Matt Espinoza, Richard Hernandez. Charles Powell, Reyes Abeyta, Tom Rodriguez, John Olonag Front Row: Jeff Ross. Alberto Torres, Mr. Sod, Lisa Woolley. All City-All state All Cary Choir Terry Merrell, James Richards, Terri Kaspari, Roxanne Rollins. All City Marching Band Michelle Taylor, Jennifer Munson, Heather Glendenning. All City Band Carlos Carbajal, Denny Bray, Heather Glendenning, Adrienne Riffle, Joe Sine. Jesse Esparza, Chris Goodnight. All State Choir Terri Kaspari ....L. ,,.il.L.-i-li Musicians Se ected Ni? All City Orchestra Monica Arozarena, Terri Rossler. Elaine Wolfer, Jeanne Fair, Tina Kaspari Dedication and long hours of prac- tice paid off for these Vikings. Stu- dents from all over the city auditioned for these selected groups and, of course, not everybody made it. These outstanding members of North High's music program should be praised for their accomplishment. All State Orchestra Jeanne Fair H l39 Advanced Band Gets the Beat 3:1 5 E gg 5 z if llc ZZ X ZWSZEKW, Z4 f X11 M 41 M 1 f 1 ' 5 Danny Cannell, Kevin Blanchard, Charles Ruibal, Michael Jackson, Mr. LaForte, Lena Jojola, Esperanza Paz, Lori Camacho. 140 Jazz Band Jams Back Row: Heather Glendenning, Jeanne Fair, Michelle Edgerly, Mr. Sine, John Lauro, Middle Row: Chris Goodnight. Carlos Carbajal, Front LaForte, Victor Cordero, Joe Luevano, Jesse Esparza, Denny Bray, Joe Row: Joe Maestas, Trudy Weidenhamer, Mike Carreras, Chris Molina. 141 Concert Band Keep Time fn.w,,: , . l ' ' A2 Back Row: Steve Gonzales, John Lauro. Joe Sine, Carlos Carbajal, Jenni- fer Greenburg, Denny Bray. Gina Martinez, Mike Deines, Cassie Sandoval. Jeff Zabawat Second Row: Director Jack Laforte, Charles Arellano, Jesse Esperza, Victor Cordero, George Tenorio, Joe Luevano, Frank Montoya, Victor Perez, Mike Dooley, Paul Bustos, Toby Espinozat Third Row: Ibo Ruiz. Dave Cook, Don Lopez. Kevin Gomez, Mike Carreras, Frank Morales, Chris Molina, Andra Cirbo, Trudy Weidenhamer. Liza Perez: Fourth Row: Micheal Jackson, Janice Solano, Candy Herrera, Debbie Quick, Carma Dollan, Sandra Crespin, Lynette Laffea, Charles Ruibal, Amy Slack, Fifth Row: Esperanza Paz, Lena Jojola. Linda Trounce, Sandra Quintana, Denise Rodriguez, Jennifer Munson, Heather Glendenning. Donna Thomas, Adrienne Riffle, Front Row: Heidi Licata, Julie Toth, Mark Schipper. Brenda McWain, Pat Valdez. and Dina Delgado. The fearless leaders of Concert Band: Liza Perez, Dave Huntsinger, and Adrienne Rifflel Plucking Time With Orchestra Back Row: James Richards. Monica Arozarena. Terri Rossler. Mark Kaspari, Jeanne Fair. Elaine Wolfer. Tina Kasparil Middle Row: Michelle Kaspari, Michelle Edgerly, Terri Kasparig Front Row: Mr. Laforte Cf, Q 6 P of l ikorale Vocali Back Row: James Roybal, Darren Wassman. John Olona, David Jesmer, Kevin Sanchez, Steve Seegersi Front Row: Jeanne Clanahan, April Grisko. Sherri Grant, Sandy Flanagan, Sabrina Lozano. Tina Kaspari, Terri Kaspari Marisa Aguayo. Roxanne Rollins. 3 144 , ,M Vfrf .. 44 iw ,'WMA ' 122341423 , Wn407 David Jesmer stops for a break from Vikorale to freshen up. alk rie S in Back Row: Suzanne Hernandez, Marina Castro, Lisa Brotz, Tina Hernandez, Sheri Hefneri Mid- dle Row: Angela Montoya, Terry Lopez, Mindy Jacquezi Front Row: Katie Brackett, Cathy Hernandez, Stephanie Bertels. Joanne Siguenza, Accompaniment: Jeanne Fair. WX ha!! - Mr. Ransom really enjoys playing the piano for North High students that like to sing along. 145 i ti , . Concert Choir Harmonlzes l984-Something to Sing About-l985 Alleluia Amen Day by Day Done Caught a Rabb Elijah Rock For All the Saints Fum Fum Fum Geographical Fugue Gesu Bambino Glory to God in the Home on that Rock Jesu, Priceless Treasure it O Eyes of my Beloved O Holy Night Praise the Lord Sanctus Sing We and Chant it Soon Ah will be Done wid da Highest Troubles of da World Hallelujah Chorus Walk-a with Peter and Paul l if S i lL'g ' 4 e A ' C if Tracy Merrell analyzes the mind boggling notes of the soprano verse. Have no fear altos. Ransom will play your part someday! Terry relaxes while the rest of the sections rehearse What do you mean that Mr. Ransom isn't here? l hope 46 their parts. WI! 'V l i l that Ms. Red doesn't show upl AS: . C ' X Massa A Back Row: Sopranos-Susan Garcia, Tracy Merrell, Shelly Gonzales. Esmeralda Ramirez, Sara Giron, Holly Griscko, Basses-Marvin Kozak, James Roybal, Lance McClure, John- ny Trujillo: Tenor-James Richardsi Front Row: Sopranos-Suzanne Hernandez, Jennifer Georgeson, Karen Vigil, Altos-Chemaine Springer, Maria Bautista, Tracey McPherson, Tammy Berumen, Monica Herrerat Sopranos-Penny Cook, Loraine Duran, Shawna Bills, Piano: Soprano Lalena Baca. The group at work. The director of a great choir, Mr, Kenneth Ransom. Concert Choir's great leaders for the I984-85 school year are President James Roybal, Vice- President Suzanne Hernandez, and sudden elect TreasurerfSecretary Sara Giron. New people in choir this year show great visions of excellence in the future. M. Concert Choir is a group of thirty or so students from North that have one common interest, and that is mu- sic. With a little jazz, madrigal, and classical music, Concert Choir enter- tained many audiences. During the first semester, the group attended a city-wide gathering of all the Denver Public Schools at West High School to share songs that they had been working on. Other activities included a spring concert, a pops concert, the Christmas concert, and the graduation ceremonies. 14 RCTC Prepares Men's Drill Team 48 rl. lolz or in Honor Platoon ww , I ,y,p 3 Battalion Battalion Commander CfCoI Albert Trujillo Executive Officer CXLTC David Starns BN S-I CXCPT Charles Gomez BN S-2 CXILT Tony Perez BN S-3 CXLTC Shondor Cole BN S-4 CXILT Gus Perez CMDR HP CXCPT Cecelia Hernandez BN P 8 l CXCPT Stephanie Rael Rifle Team Color Guard K is , :fp Nix.. :N SQK . . Company A-E , -. 1 ,fgigiggygh AV gk .. -.:: I 5, ' N - 1 -- 3 X X . w FQ' X ax ' , Q wr yx o In 1 ',.,, y,,..-WMS M,qgfq,: ,, MW ww Mwu..,,.,,, N ,af 4 ,.. Hmm 151 CWE At Work Back Row: Toby Espinoza, Orlando Gallardo, Kenny Maestas, Desi Trujillo, Frank Ortiz, Ruben Arellano, Middle Row: Tom Roybal, Joseph Armenta, Greg Torres, Joe Martinez, Lorena Montoya, S Ol' Paula Martinez, Front Row: Liz Madrid Louise Montoya, Bobby Martinez, Phillip Experience Marquez, Kathy Beard, JoAnn Martinez Deanna Bustos, Christine Kerr. . S SX S E. g x ,,... X.-:ts - Pai at , B , E sew wwe X , 21 , Nan a - , , ,.,.. o T , W-We Qafxw N1 Nm ., t.t. W 'fi Xfw' ififii ' 3 l I f f , W if g A GI mpi s of the Mind Think Olympics of the Mind is a program for creative problem solving. lt encourages students to enhance their creativity. Through competition with others, students recognize that many of the limitations that they had imag- ined to exist are not there. Back Row: Elaine Wolfer. Andra Cirbo. Monica Arozarena, Albert Vinnola, Mr. Martinez, Mid- dle Row: Chuck Heinrich, Amy Slack, Mrs. Greenlee, Mr. Laforte, Front Row. Mr. Cabrera, Adrienne Vigil, Leslie Marshall. Back Row: Christine Freilinger, Chuck Heinrich, Middle Row: Gina Nakano, Adrienne Vigil, Front Row: Rochelle Duran, Cindy Nakano. E .Q Andra Cirbo, Monica Arozarena, Gina Martinez. Mrs. Greenlee fi . 1 153 Spirit Season Spirit Week is the introduction to the Homecoming weekend activities. This week people dressed in togas. as nerds, wore buttons, and strange shirts. They dressed in purple and gold and looked like they were on the beach. Vikings like to show their pride. Don't these Vikes do it well? FH... ' B .ta 5 rl X As as oy what a nerdl Jeff likes to show the better side of seniority 5 ii W www ddo o o 1' f 's ,.-. wk Nagy 9 ,fb This crowd is get ,X . in do 5 . kt b X V K A 2 , . g . g h , . . . x NM X Q, W NN P' ting crazy. Q Hold on tight to your dreams. , fy 1,, 155 Homecomin Pride Cn 0ur Way Through endless hours and timeless days We've finally made it now we're on our way Yet remember the times held precious and few Reflecting back on the fun we've had The beginning is nearing the end It's time to choose new roads to follow Keeping memories of our friends We glance at what we've left behind And know there's far to go The world out there seems awfully big There's so much x 'fix-ga' I think she is cheering for the wrong side we've yet to know li? lt won't be long now 'till we all grow apart F But each of us holds yi a special place in our hearts l For people like you V who make memories fond , And remembering easier ig l as time goes on. Trina Moog 156 That's the way the ball bouncesl Senior float breaks tradition. ff-it .an K 2 K .. V X -.R in f A xl ,f if I VX 'ASI' NSN., i M S .1 Lam:- -,Q-. gg, Q f ,,..,......,....... .......,....,........ W W iii ,www ,,,,nn 3 V viva 5 w:? ,:+xj-.fu V . - . ' ,M Q- .M , gff.gAN3gw ,,.. S: , gif: 1, Y - Q 157 Homecoming this year, like every year, was exceptional for bringing out the kind of spirit and pride that comes only from North High. Home- coming at North is more than a game and a dance. lt's the feeling you have through the week of float parties. A big tradition on homecoming is crowning the royalty during half-time. John Trujillo and Sandra Quintana were excellent recipients for King and Queen. Tony Ling and Marina Lopez were the .lunior Prince and Princess. Sophomore Attendant was Tara Abeyta. Freshman Attendants were Federico Esparza and Nicole Lopez. King and Queen: John Trujillo and Sandra Quintana Prince and Princess. Tony Ling and Marina Lopez R ignin vs ---' 9 2-wg 4 ' ullm-mi.. W - ,l 1 Q .' '..,-v- f'f :a14w1a'--' QQ-'I'b'fff??gllflflr-L:c'fTr?'.' r'fY'n1nn'.-.-hfkg' 1' ,, y Q .,,,, , ., X fy we 4 fs if 4 W 4-' R alt Sophomore Attendant: Tara Abeyta -If-ff.-W ff ! f f 1 f ff w e W 1 , , W? Freshman Attendant Federico Esparza f Wg 7 fm fwfw at ,W f'ff2f W, f ff f -My f, ,,,,, Q ,, ' 5 if 5 W ,ir W ' , ' WJ My Wig , , ., ,W , ,, ,f 4 k zu f M.. wg, M Oh no! lt's the phantom burglar! Hey good Iookin'I lm Halloween V I x fin N M s . oooo A. oA,o X , C. V ff 7 f 5 f V A 7 2 V, A 54 5 i f 'LW W Q,W5W2qm,W,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,, Witche and Warlocks A couple of big babies! Y 3 ai '11 Flashersl - Q ... , -Q. W A 'L --1-in Varieties J - Q if I E l Sl l Viking Varieties proved to be a very exciting event this year. Many of our students and teachers demon- strated their hidden closet talents by performing acts ranging from breakdancing to playing in live bands. The show was a sensational hit. 4 Mr. S Mrs. King Tut A Time for Activitie F z 3 5 5 l fm, '51 , , The violins are playing. Blow your horn. and a Time for Club 'S af' h 'Q .1 X QF Q + W Haw wk X 165 I , LUBS A ' ,, e::: G.. K 5 1 H Y K N Y W Y N 1 W X, Y M W Y ,X M ww Y W1,WU ,, wmv , Y u, w,!w,Mg', ,.w1x,,! , ww1M,',J2,1 , H,MMMwi MWwwRx, NW M Q, 1!,11,yy,w,, W kxfiikxg Sf X. x -si-or -A mL,A . , X Sf K. SL? E S n www: X K s X .n 9 , in K -5. 25 : Y if-:LE in -x an N. ws '- H 'Lax ' '- LLLL A 1 2 VICA P Vocational Industrial Clubs America VICA is an international organiza tion that helps students excel in the industrial arts area. This year VICA students had a very strong finish in the Regional Contest held in March They took first, second, and third place in architectural drafting, a sec ond place in machine drafting, first second and third place in the job in terview, and two first places in the speech areas iii as i c Q M W' repares For Life 2 f-4 1.22: sssslk Q . 'Q Xt: 1 F X X ' QQ at KX X X x N Xa Rx X Q XX X X 5 , SXN Back Row Salvador Rlvera Loren Barela Mr Bott Kathy Ortega, Cesar Llnvllle James Maclas Marina Lopez Garcia, Front Row Martln Calderon, Freddie Gandora Chuck Gomez Ken John Trujillo Mike Rauh, David 169 S S Q ks if i s '5 .Y Q in X ..... N 4 f ff .I 2 . ,,,,. QS, x N . ,I f. S -. . : QRS ws we X? President4Celina Valdez Vice-President-Herb Scott Secretary-Liz Murrietta Treasurer-Francisco Vargas DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA gives high school students the op- portunity to pursue and excel in a business oriented career. A belief of this organization is that today's students are the leaders of tomorrow. DECA strives to recruit and prepare young peo- ple to be business leaders of the future. The North High DECA organiza- tion has been a contributing factor in the Northside community and at North High itself. Congratulations go out to DECA, a team working for the future. Publicity Director-Margie Rivera css? X 'H X bf it S if Key Club Listen Key Club International is a unique high school service organization for high school men and women, spon- sored by Kiwanis lnternational and our school. Although primarily a ser- vice organization, Key Club strives to produce well-rounded students. Ser- vice to school and community and the enrichment of personal ideas are the basic goals of this organization. Back Row: Frank Owens, Rick Hernandez, Mid- dle Row: Ken Ortiz, Wally Ward, Sponsor Mr. Brown, Becky Campbell, Jeff Archuleta, Travis Torres, Front Row: Tina Kaspari, Veronica Montoya, Elki Neiberger, Pat Tracy, Mindy Jacquez, Vicky Stewart, Not Pictured: Thaun Phan, Steve Seegers, Dave Jesmer. Young Adult Serves Proudl Back Row: .lack Shelden, Frederico Esparza, Rose Palamino, Michael Casteneda. Franchesca Palamino, Frank Morales. Program Director Pierre Jimenez, Front Row: Anna Moreno, San- dra Quintana, Kenny Martinez. Stacy Barela, Francene Esparza, Not Pictured: Asst. Program Director Judy Montero-Cisnernos. Students in the Young Adult Com- munity Service Project work to help serve their community. . 4 . 5 'fl' rl ' F t F- .,,, ,o t - o F, ' e li eyyyt ',,:, Q e ee F L fy yy Etft mam e1-. e S-Time For Achievement .ins Back Row: Patty Tracy, Kathy Ortega, Laurie Samora, Martha Wagner, Jeanne Clanahan, Tammy Espinoza. Vicki Lovato, Tina Hepting, Middle Row: Mindy Jacquez, Marisa Aguayo, Richard Depperschmidt, Sponsor Mr. King, Joyce Oney, Leah Staudenmier, Front Row: Sec- retary Hyun La, Vice-President Miki Ito, Presi- dent Barbara Martinez, Treasurer Jeffrey Georgeson. National Honor Society is a group of persons that have achieved out- standing goals in service, leadership, scholastics, and character. Maintain- ing a 3.5 average, these students are the pride of North High School. Good work Vikings! .. L J -fiiiii lll i s A - -es .ww Qc The group at playl Leah Staudenmier prepares herself for the tour of North. 4 X l w MESA is Mathematics, English, Science, Association and is sponsored jointly by Denver Public Schools and the Colorado Engineer's Minority As- sociation. The program was devel- oped to help increase the number of minority engineers and to foster the development of skills necessary to pursue a degree in Engineering. Back Row: Jacob Fernandez, Walter Keller. Elaine Wolfer, Mia Matsui, Mr. Martinezt Mid- dle Row: Amy Slack, Monica Arozarena, Jenni- fer Georgeson, Cassandra Sandoval, Michael Carreras, Eric Duran, Front Row: Kathy Ortega. Laurie Samora, Gina Volpe, Victoria Lovato, Vanessa Martinez, Marina Lopez, Yvonne Negley. :ge QE! 1 51 ezrrr' iii l ,,, ss' a r X XR f Msg I 2 5 ' ,Q S, . Bs 5, 5 aas.sM.,.,em..,M,, .W s 5 EF: 'fin 1 Y Phys' -First Time Round Back Row: Jeffrey Georgeson, Mike Gallegos, Ken Reef, Robert lgo, Phan Thuan. Canh Thai, Sponsor Mr. Kowalski, Second Row: Joyce Oney, Jake Fernandez, Kathy Ortega. Joe Morey, Third Row: Mindy Jacquez, Gina Volpe, Laurie Samora, Front Row: Secretary Tracey McPherson. Vice-President Jose Caballero, President Vang Lor. President Vicky Lovato, Treasurer Martha Wagner This year, every Tuesday morning, Physics Club met to prepare them- selves for the Physics Bowl February 9. These were three teams that com- peted for awards in physics. The group also went to lectures, IMAX presentations, and laser demonstra- tions. Doing her homework? Time To Gro In Science Club This year Science Club worked tremely hard in the greenhouse, placing windows, growing plants, it greatl Back Row: Vang Lor, Miki Ito, Sponsor Dr, Allen Hill, Vicky Stewart, Barbara Martinezf Front Row: Treasurer Tracey McPherson, President Jeffrey Georgeson, Secretary Jose Cabal- lero, Not Pictured: Patty Tracy, Mike Pomponio. Vice-President Alberto Torres. My Patty! How many arms do you have? Hats off to the ladies! A profile of a Ieaderl ex- re- and repairing broken equipment. The work was hard, but Christmas parties made 177 FBLA trives Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for all high school students participating in busi- ness and office education programs. The purpose of this organization is to develop vocational and career compe- tencies and to promote civic and per- sonal responsibility. Their service project this year was to buy a cas- sette recorder and tapes for abused children in one of the nearby homes. 3 SSX ,... . F gs s X 1 , sw 3 ' :gg f 3 Sponsor Back Row: Mrs. Lykins, Lisa Reusser, Thuy Ly, Chau Phan, Ken Ornelas, Denise Gonzales, Theresa Vigil. Sandra Quinones. Front Row: Elizabeth Sanchez, Lisa Lara, Mary Hinoios, Michelle Blake. Felicia Gabardi, Paula Bargas, Blanca Villegas, Jackie Gray. 178 Back Row: Lisa Vienot, Sandra Stecklein, Patricia Gutierrez. Mid- dle Row: Tracy Robinson, Maribel Franco, Luz Barraza, Patricia Calderon, Brenda McWain. Front Row: Maria Alvarado, Margaret Rains, Kathy Guajardo, Julie Lopez, Vanessa Erwin, Joyce Paiz. HERO On Th Job Back Row: Roberta Garcia, Stephanie Ross, Al- lan Cloue, Lujuana Trujillo, Hope Sines. Front Row: Paul Harding, Reba Krueger, Kelly Lucero, Gina Trujillo, Norma Gutierrez, Estevan Macias. Ernest Gallegos, Allanna Ross, Ursula Kester, Veronica Gautney. David Jesmer, Linda Redfern, Julie Quintana. These students are part of a growing club here at North. A major- ity of them are now working in the wide field of home economics. By looking at these pictures you can see that they enjoy their jobs. O Students in NFL, National Forensic League, are members of North's high- ly successful competitive speech team. Some students debate, some in- terpret humor, drama or poetry, some speak extemporaneously, and some give orations. North's debate team won the Denver City Championship. Back Row: Julie Toth. Chris Goodnight, Gretch- en Vaughn, Middle Row: Roberta Trujillo, Wal- ter Keller, Kathy Sanchez, Eric Duran, Lisa Brotz: Front Row: James Roybal, Sponsor Mr. Garrett, Michelle Laffea, Leslie Marshall. FL Competes Black Ma que Enjoys Theatre W Nxt? Black Masque drama Club has a long history here at North. The func- tion of this club is to support performing arts by attending play performances within the school and in the community at large. Students may join Black Masque at any time, and everyone is welcome. Back row: Suzanne Hernandez, Lisa Sutherland. Front Row: Al Vinnola, Roberta Truiillo, Presi- dent James Roybal, Elaine Esparsen, Lance McClure. ,D Wai K FCA Share Thoughts Back Row: Holly Griscko, Tina Kaspari, Gina Volpe, Travis Torres: Middle row: Mindy Jacques, Pat Tra- cy, Terri Kaspari, Mr. Clum, Deann Chavez, Travis Johnson, Jeanne Fair, Front Row: David Jesmer, Vicky Stewart, Jeff Archuletta. Adrienne Riffle. Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization that brings athletes together who want to apply Christian principals to their athletic events and their personal life. Activities include group discussion, games, movies, guest speakers, metro area banquets, and meetings with FCA groups from other high schools. As officers of FCA, Jeff and Adri- enne have many responsibilities. Dave listens to the opinion of other fellow members. Yes, Deanne, this picture is going in the yearbook. Vicky Stewart laughs in a moment of relaxation during FCA group pic- tures. if Th eason for Adventure-DSD 1 T lm' A-s--Q-wfwwm-u--we .. i, E f i i , N . l M ' -Ui 29 , illlyv X ,, l l I ' in Back Row: Joe Cmissing clothesb Morey, Mike ffumblemanj Gallegos. Mike Cleaderj Smith, Robert Ccon- questing hoard of . . J lgo, John Cniniaj Salazart Front Row: Secretary Ken Calive once morej Reef, Presi- dent Jeffrey Cdemented D. MJ Georgeson, Vice-President Tracey Qmarkb McPherson, Not Shown: Lynn , Hamil. Ken displays dice of many types. Do these de- termine his characters' fate? Dungeons and Dragons Club is a group of students that gather togeth- er to play a role-playing game. The purpose of DSD is to eliminate the evils in a made-up land of villains and monsters. There are some benefits from the fantasy game, such as mapping skills, organization of think- ing. cooperation, and strategy. DSD, open to much ridicule, is only a game to be played and before criticizing it, try playing it once. John, look out. l think Jeff's pulling out the final card on usl Jeffrey smiles as he knows his games are en- tertaining. W WAsf 183 Goin Ll -Mountain Club Back row: Sponsor Mr. Rosenow, Jim Ortega. Vicky Stewart, Middle row: Chris Schertz. Treasurer John Olona, President Ron Pacheco, Dawn Brown, Gretchen Vaughnt Front row: Sec- retary Glenn Raisch, John Calkins, John Jackson. The wilderness that we encounter- -rivers, mountains, sea, or desert is a demanding and not necessarily dan- gerous environment. lt is during these periods that the vital lessons of team- work and leadership are so clearly in- stilled. The experience is very real, and the dependence on others is ex- ceptionally well demonstrated. We provide the opportunity for partici- P ic pants to become aware of man's role in and his effects on his environment. A primary concern of this group of students derives from the philosophi- cal approach that if one can truly see and experience, one begins to appre- ciate. lf one appreciates, one begins to respect, love, and understand the out-of-doors. Do nhill All the Wa - orski Back Row: John Jackson, Jeff Seib. Mike Zuniga, Lori Samora. Monica Arozarenat Middle Row: Veronica Montoya, Mike Rauh, Tony Ling. Sponsor, Mrs. Aguilar, Becky Campbell, Heather Warrent Front Row: President Vicky Stewart, Secretary Joe Maestes. Treasurer Pat Tracy, Not Pictured: Jeff Walsh, Dave Huntsinger, Jeff Zabawa, Dan Esparza. Janet Hannah. Shane Stevens, Trisha Riffle. Early morning frozen stillness broken by car horns, roaring motors, voices clamoring sleepy greetings . . . mumbling Good Morning snapping What's good about it? hunger pains, half sparkling eyes anticipating a challenging day .. . piercing the morning gray, the glitter of dawn awakes . .. snow glistens invitingly . . . Where are my skis? Where are my poles?-lt's gone, my lift ticket! . . . A day spent sliding down on your posterior or schussing West Wall according to varied ability soggy clothes .. . frozen cheeks a broken ski, a bent pole . . . frozen fingers, nose, hair . . . an exclaimation of hope, Did I get a sunburn? exhausted job asleep to the lulling roar of the van . . . a wash of pink sunset brushed on the peaks . .. it's a lot of fun, but it's hard work. l85 Ultimate Youth Performs Group: Sponsor Dave Archuleta, April Archuleta, Antoinette Bills, Shauna Bills, Beverly Casteneda, Lupe Chavez, Bianca Cordova, Lynn Duran. Justine Espino, Lucy Fernandez, Georgette Ford, Instructor Robert Gayton, April Grisco, Cathy Hernandez. Monica Herrera, Laura Herrera, Jennifer Horvath, Shelly Mares, Kim Medina, Paul Moreno, Manager Charles Powell, Sandra Quinones, Michelle Romero, Manager Steve Romero, Kathy Sanchez, Lena Shockley. Lisa Sutherland. Robert Trujillo, Marvin Wells. Marvin Wells and Robert Trujillo form i ' the dancing couple of l985l VIAIV V She can't be serious! The Ultimate Youth Dancers are a group of North High students that work constantly for perfection in modern dance. The group danced for the talent show competition. Ui l ' She listens to advice Dreh sis-Keep Time Back Row: Gina Volpe, Sherrie Garcia, Yvonne Crump. Denise Gray, Kesia Taylor, Vicki Lovatot Middle Row. Theresa Davis, Starletta Laws, Laura Zundt, Heather Warren, Front Row: Michelle Laffea, Cindy Maxwell, Kesia Boyce, Sandra Quintana, Marlina Perez, Jamie Olonaa Not Pictured: Michelle Taylor. Orchesis dance troop has grown in spirit and in size. The dance group consists of nineteen members which perform at senior citizen's homes, other schools, and at school activit- ies. The name Orchesis came from the word orchestra. Dancers used to dance in the orchestra pit. Officers are President Kesia Boyce. Secretary Vicky Lovato, Treasur- er Gina Volpe. and Vice-President Michelle Taylor. 187 Soccer Moves Inside . P ' fei ii' r X X Trying to gain control of the ball. Back Row: Singxay Hiampane, Ying Cha, Houmphanh Limthong, Vang Lor, Vandee Norvongkham, Francisco Vargas, Coach Vangf Front Row: Goalie Chan lnthavong, No Chanthavong, Thongsy Hiampane. '5'f '-in lhe struggle for a goal. Getting ready for a score. Indoor Soccer Club is new at North and fairly new in the state. lt is played with six players. The team competed in a league and played games in an indoor field. Coach Vang used over two hundred dollars of his own money to supply uniforms and some equipment for the team. This Page Is Sponsored By The Central Bank of North Denver - . .. . ..,.. ,..., .. -- -- K s- f W - 'k :smut ' -i --- . .. - , X Limthong defending his goal. A head to head fight. Vang Lor makes the shot on the last minute of the first half. ..... ...iirriyi ,,. ,,,,, , T QW., ...,, ......., . - ,....... .,,,..s.WM,,,, ,,,,, -W wwmlmv - f J I ,sur ,,,,,, , A f .........,.s..scs.s. s.s. ...,...................N..-.-.---sw we V' 27 1 iiiiii Special Times The Special Olympics team is a group of students who are out to make personal achievements in sport- ing events. These students participat- ed in several sports. including basket- ball, swimming, bowling, and many others. Bill Alexander went to national competition receiving both public and personal awards. Congratulations guys. Keep up the good work. North is really proud. Guadalupe Gonzales. Bill Alexander, Cathy Garvey, Doris Sena, Palmala Giordano 1 ,mQwtmm?a7Wll' ' Billy Alexander went with his basketball team to Baton Rouge, Louisi- ana He and his team mates received the gear shown. FW Jai. W -11 41Q n I 1,910 My QQ f 5 53 J xi 1.8 L X--A 4:5 , f' SPORTS TIME-OUT L E Q'-...,,,mWv 4VALh if 5 i sf! 'E' ,ia 1 All Here . . . Let's Cheer Seniors: Head Cheerleader Sandra Quintana, Veronica Gautney, Janet Hannah, Andrea Truji- llo, Bridget Martinez, Juniors: Jennifer Munson, Roseann Romero, Laura Herrera. Squad of l982l-8 f ,ff :games W ,,,, gv iz Q X AWNO 44 ix ,V 1 5 V as 2155: . ,ll ill Wi Wil I llliiyllliil Ulf 1 These girls put in a lot of hard work and dedication this year. Although they were appreciated by only a few. they kept their heads up and made the best of it. With only half of the original squad remaining, they have done an outstanding job. 4 Time to Set a Pace Cross Country The North Cross Country team be- gan the season with one goal in mind which was to continue the tra- dition of quality performances and team strength to bring another league championship to North. Coach Ron Cabrera felt that the boys had a chance to defend their l983 title successfully, and that the girls could improve their fourth place finish. At the DistrictfLeague Champion- ship, the boys team placed second, six points behind first place, and qualified for the State Champion- ships. The girls team finished the race in a very respectable fifth place. At the State Cross Country Cham- pionship, our boys team finished nineteenth. Senior, Sam Prien, broke the school and DPS record, finishing second in the state by a mere sec- ond. L. A Back Row: Chuck Gomez, Ruben Nolasco, Tony Roybal. Lasse Gloppe, Matt Wittner, Dave Jesmer. Second Row: Kristin DeCredico. Troy Herrera, Ramon Garcia, Mr. Cabrera, Rick Hernandez, Travis Johnson, Sabrina Lozano. Third Row: Ann Marie Romero, Sharlotte Peters, 41 Pam Montoya Albert Vlnnola Marina Castro Tina Hernandez Jackie Crump Front Row Lana Rennaker Tammy Heldenrelch Ursula Runnlngbear Deanna Castorena Not pictured Sam Prlen 2' Gyn' Sr f 5' . ff ld sn' , 'P' vg F ff+ ff f 1 l sd' f fX N X A Follow the leader! W , 51527K u V f 35341 Lfnceimwesxwg, gzilnvizairerxdgi:wg5 'VJ357 Law: wiihg ilnff F935 G 5 Victorious Time This year's Volleyball Team had a great amount of confidence, which. combined with their skill, gave them the power to be the l984 City Champs! With the amazing defeat of Boulder's giants, they received a berth in the State Tournament. These volleyball champions ob- tained a I2-I record. They placed in the State Tournament, being tied for fifth, with four other teams. Their hard work and help from this year's new assistant, Ms. Ward, paid off, and these volleyball champs deserve recognition. A special congratulations to Ms. Holder, who demonstrated her amazing coaching ability, and made this year's North High Volleyball Team extremely awesomel Volleyball North vs. Lincoln I5-lO l2'l5 4-I5 TJ I5-5 I5-6 GW I5-IO I5-6 Kennedy I5-7 I7-I5 South I5-I0 I5-4 East I5-O l5N8 Manual l5-8 15-0 Kennedy l0-l5 I5-8 l5-8 Montbello IO-I5 I5-3 IS-7 Lincoln I5-4 I5-B GW F5-3 I5-l West I5-IO l5-3 East I5-6 I4-I6 I5-3 3 V. ., r ... E Q Bw 'L H1 Back Row: Coach Holder, Karen Vecchiarelli, Liza Perez, Manager Tammi Berumen, Captain Arlene Maes, Gina Manager Pat Chavez, Coach Ward. Middle Row: Volpe, Front Row: Cheryl Scheck, Jodi Bagley. The Time 's Set The girls JV Volleyball Team had another successful year. They had a winning record of I2-I, which placed them in a tie for first place in the city. The girls had a new JV coach this year, Ms. Ward, who was a great in- spiration and a wonderful instructor. North vs. Lincoln I5-O8 I2-O5 I5-O8 TJ l6'I4 O7-I5 I5-W GW l5-M I5-07 Kennedy l5-O3 I5-ll South I5-I0 ll-l5 l5fO9 East I5-IO I5-O7 Manual l5'O5 I8-I6 Kennedy I5-N l3-l5 I5-04 Montbello I5-O9 I5-Ol Lincoln I5-I2 l5-,ll GW I5-IO ll-I5 Il-I5 West l5'03 I6-I4 East I5-O9 I5-O8 198 BaCk Row: Coach Ward. Dina Durbano, Brandy Ling, Trujillo, Francine Gonzales, Karen Scheck, Nadine Aurora Bowen. Delphinia Vasquez, Mercy Paiz, Chacon. Front Row: Teddy Rivera, Kathy Sanchez, Darlene Arguello, Manager Pat Chavez. Middle Row: Monica Herrera, Renee Rangel, Marty Carrasco, Manager Tammy Berumen, Shawna Grosso, Rachel Angie Martinez. in yy, ,., M A ,W My A... we .Qt-. E,-. , - .,., .. 'a 1 N.. - .... . - 5 fl- 3,399 1 4' w Time for a Goal Back Row: Francisco Vargas. David Gautney, Robert Harker, Robert Igo. Walter Keller, Juan Calderon, Nick Herrera. Second Row: Coach Long, Francisco Villa, Carry Richards, Martin Calderon, Eric Duran, Marks Schipper, Lance McClure, Sergio Del Real. Third Row: Cassie Bland, Huan La, Christian Sargent, Chris Goodnight, Greg Torres, Richie Selleckson. Billy Yellowhorse, David Bell, Jennifer Greenburg. Front Row: David Huntsinger, Manager Steph- anie Garcia, Eric Schwartz. 1' League Q North I TJ 3 5. 2 South 4 , O GW 7 I l Lincoln 4 ' l East 8 ff' 2 Manual 8 2 Kennedy 7 q 4 Montbello o Tournament -- Q North 6 Montbello 2 O TJ 8 22152 I Manual 3 200 l.-f-' ,?- fi lr gi:-1 E . X AX . .. x mm 6 X ,sg-ci Q , nbias we Sl K + is-sf .. ..., as an sk X s a s y,,. , H -awk.. .,.. K gi . -..,-,,,ai,M QW .,:. . . S -1, K., .t , . . L.. - it, H .. .. .c... s ., ,X Q F J- 'W is NN 6 s, Tx ef. Q Q Fi'5nsx-ss. .. .B-...w Q so i tt ' X ' also ' Q Q pg ggqswau Rini? - 13,4 . maniacs nasty J. 'flip-we fa exif SN- 'I-134-1. or ' ' kelekt- ' - ' ixfl .n m rw: -. Spur luifiiiii ,- j '5 2 L.-:' -'sie' .4 '-aw... .. .. A- ..v'3jf Aj it Q X K 'xiii-Q. --:NL , lk ws. ,. 3,-. K Q X ls w X S. S Q .Q , ig l t N Q X P ms st C --- if X 5 S is .. xxx H s N. C ev 4, , ,A uw- - 'S .Q . - X Qs ' Q Q -s K 1 ' L f was S' W A M- - .. .A . . . , 4 K 10..- ,G ss A .. 'N -I sv.--Q 4- , -...s ... . -...ss ww... 5 .M ,, , . nr -9- -51 s fa ggi ..,, . , W 3 E i 4 'X' Q X .1 X 1 XX my s sr. ' Qi 4 . . ,.X,, . X gf., X 1 A . , kia, Soccer The Viking Soccer Team showed great stamina, endurance. and perse- verance throughout the season. With Coach Long to encourage and moti- vate these young men, they placed eighth in all league action, and sixth in major league tournaments. Though their season may not have been successful, they had two outlandish victories over Montbello. Sergio Del Real was very honored to have received Honorable Mention in State. He placed in First Team All City. David Huntsinger had a fine year also, placing in the Second Team All City. f.. Xxx V' lx N X X xiugrffgx-:tj i 1 X za ' 4, ' . 5 - . .4 cv +- X '1 YW- F. KT k k Sb B R? 1 .59 K' Y Q'Yw:'fig -Q 4 'P VE! Y ii C Ll 1 36 Ei ' R A SQA -2 Ski? XS. 'S 555 t' 1 X-Qi-1 ' Nigga? 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V ,, Keep your eye on the l or l ball sf 15 T f 75 if 1 li 4 f WWW f ff' f X X Just a minutel Niiif sss-...A Rpm 'rl 5 .ry ' ' This year North High School's Golf Team swung off into the season in late August. As the first practice got underway, only five students showed up. They practiced in the baseball field, and a week later moved to Willis Case for their talents to flour- ish and become more precise. As the golf season passed by, more and more Viking Golfers joined up with the few and proud. The pride and glory of this tiny and mighty team belonged to Danny Medina, who had the lowest net score in the City Tournament. Most of North does not realize that golf is coed. So if you want the time of your life female Vikes, get into the swing of it, and join golf. 203 4 Boys' Tennis The Tennis Team had a good sea- son this year, finishing with a 4-6 record. This left them fifth in league, tied with GW and South. A highlight this year was our victory over GW, the first in our history. This was a very young team with eight returning varsity players. Two outstanding Freshmen were Jacovo Lovato and Mike Deines, who lettered. Number 3 Doubles, Vince Lobato and Otis Williams, along with Gil Martinez and Matt Oliver, Number 4 Doubles, were defeated in the semi- finals of the State Qualifying Dis- trict Tournament. They finished fourth after a fine showing. . ss. . ,S .... sh i. ,-.- X N . . Q 3 .xg is ' l A ' R . . sf- if WM S' ...... L.,.. .. .. .... W ggggg g.... W. s. .... I , . t Back Row: Coach Orwig, Vince Lobato, Gilbert Martinez, Jacovo Lovato, Mike Deines, Jeff Georgeson, Brian Starling, Jason McCury, Dat Kong. Manager Pat Tracy. Second Row: Manager Jackie Marquez, Victor Perez, Toby Ortegon, Otis Williams, Jim Hussion, Gerry Martinez, Thuan Phan, La Yeong. Manager Sharon Hogan. Front Row. Vince Lombardi. Monty Williams, Kenny Ortiz, Cory Sorenson, Mike Amolsch, David Vaughn, Manager Diane Valdez. f W Time for Love :1 , as 'NM sg E J sf f v 5 Q ,l t giw 9 k A uf Qs FSE ww 5 E EQ, Qi' - ' 5 Opponent Lincoln JFK TJ Machebeuf GW Manual West South Montbello East North 5 2 O h 2 L 4 o . 7 2 6 2 Q-w ' Takin' a Dip in Time Making Waves This years team was made up of fourteen girls. who put forth their best effort in a season which brought them experience and know how. Fielding a team that consisted of five freshmen, the lady Vikes had many outstanding members, such as Mindy Jacquez, 2nd in City fly, and Tina Kaspari, 5th in City Diving. Coach Quintana is looking forward to the future of these lady Vikes and the team next year. M4432 iw Q-- k.h'.-,rd W 1 7 Ky ,,. ii fx K , H fljff fi X A X Z We 7 X in W K , , no if f,A,4tg,N . MM DIVING QL, 9-xv ER ML i ,. N -:::: SW Xxxxx F H Q' is I T - . x I Z tc ImL M at I Girls' Swimming North IW South 4I North 62 Manual lO9 North 79 JFK 86 North II8 West 96 Montbello 29 North SI TJ II8 North 64 East iw North 9I South 76 Lincoln II7 North IOS Montbello 29 North 74 GW 94 City B meet-6th place City A meet-6th place Relay meet-6th place Back Row: Mindy Jacquez, Veronica Montoya, Tanya Borga, Leslie Mar- shall. Middle Row: Holly Grisko, Jeanne Clanahan, Coach Quintana, Gretchen Vaughn, Mindy Winegar- den. Front Row: Teresa Seegers. Elaine Esparsen, Linda Carreras, Manager Terri Kaspari. Sharon Quin- lan, Tina Kaspari, Becky Campbell. a I K W I E ggglwtr , X . Sh ' ,kyi ' ' 7 1 ' -11 of ,A., 3 -:ll ',,..-VU'-H Half Time Varsity Football This year our small Viking team gave their best effort. The team consisted of one freshman, three sophomores, twelve juniors, and eight seniors. With our young inexperienced team, they accom- plished what they could. The team went out and did their very best. We are proud of this team. Good luck next year. East 47,0 GW 6l-6 Kennedy 35-6 Manual 44-0 South i2'6 TJ 82-I9 Montbello 40-I3 West 400 Lincoln 4I-O ,,,,., .315 .xc Q t' s X K 2 ..' 1 xx A W T . K 1 0 1. 2 Xl' U' S ' as ' it ts . it ii f r 5 , .nh N4 A. 1 r I - 5 , www .F 1-'f ,iq t x X i-i. ,, M, '-Fefe , 'i' A J' N- ' - T 2 't':' .. - ,fgyf3'LT'.' l '44, if t ,.,. P . .X -74.7- .:N':w. 1' 11:6-l-'3l7 - if -I S if -R:u:u.1n 0' 1 . lv .QQWNQA ..a,,,, was Nw N . ff' c.Wa A ... ,Kai I I E 208 1'l gl :YKJ fl' -W ff r' Q . 1 Q, .M I Back Row: Jim Barter, James Macias. Ron Marquez, Frank Trujillo, Robert Baca, Loren Linville, Tony Roybal. Second Row: Dan Garcia, Joe Sanchez, Nick Lombardi, Coach Manzanares, Coach Anderson, Steve Romero, Paul Lopez, Sal Rivera. Third Row: Jerry Angel, Jose Dominquez, Jake Fernandez, Head Coach White, James Toledo, Tom Hinojos, Mark Perez. Front Row: Manager Lynn Hamil, Pat Sierra. Chris Quintana, John Trujillo, Sonny Blea, Manager Audrey Lucero. 20 9 Game Time JV Football This year North High JV Football team had a disappointing record of O-9. The team did the best they could for as few people as they had. The JV team was coached by Coach DeRemer and Coach Hartley. The team showed real team spirit despite their record. Good Luck to ysss s e sst QL M next year's JV and Varsity football itssi sst teams. - ss. - X 2 :,i x l iiiit c,t Back Row: Charles Ruibal, Ted Efthemeow, Fred Mackintosh, Orlando Arellano, Chris Molina. Second Row: James Krisfalusi, John Turner, Chad Harman, Ward Abbott, Frank Melone, Ed Carreras. Third Row: Coach Hartley, Ken- ny Tunson, James Solano, Louis Draughn, Mark Kaspari, Mike Carreras, Coach DeRemer. Fourth Row: John Lanford, Ron Bugarin, Tod Baldizan, Jason Ortiz, Garran Moreno. Dewey Norton. Front Row: Paul Hardy, Juan Nieto, Paul Bustos, Frank Brabo, Richard Bills, Albert Chacon, Walter Madril. my , ,.,, , W., 1 Q , , -527 q M ,dw K N 45 ,,,,M, , My 7 M ,, 1 ,W I , if if , f' A QA: WWWW ' if M W :J 'A X 1 f , A I hw 1 v W mn-I .' 1 , East South West Lincoln TJ GW JFK Manual ,f Q f ,f W f , X f 47 X f 'W' ff :,x,5,,,g4g, f, ff if Q v f ff? 4 1 1 ' ' W f 42-0 I8-O I2-0 I9-0 44-O 24-8 I8-6 46-0 Precision Takes Time North GW D9 - D0 Montbello I25.I ll4,l TJ lO3. 3 D05 South ll7.9O ll9.55 West 94.85 D4 East l27.l llxll Manual lO3.5 ll4.5 Kennedy l37 D9 G y m n a st IC s Mg... . A Back Row: Tina Johnson, Ron Pacheco, Yvonne Negley, Coach Bania, Kim Sheets, Cesar Garcia, Trina Ortega. Middle Row: Tricia Rif- fle, Khan Chanhthivong, Dawn Bradley, Gracie Garcia, Susana Garcia, Shauna Bills, Carol Gomez. Front Row: Andrea Truiillo. North High Gymnastics Team worked very hard to reach goals that were important to them. They placed fifth in City. Two of North High girls, Trina Ortega, and Yvonne Negley placed among the top ten in City on the balance beam and the uneven bars. Keep up the good work! 17' ,, 7 y wi AER. . hw S ..., , f, ' ' y 212 IQ: V I , Q 4 I V 7 S 4? QQ f 1 4f2e7r4w , 5 , W gf ff 213 Pin Do n In Time For A Win S Varsity Wrestling e Y North's Score First A West l4-G0 Z Kennedy 24-39 South ' BO-I8 GW 60-12 ' TJS 36-26 Manual 24-38 ugiimlb :Egg These young men made up a great team this year. Although they are a young team, they were much im- proved over last year. Finishing with a 4-5 record, these Vikings should be very proud of their accomplishments. Back Row: Alfred Sanchez, Miguel Salazar, Juan Castillo, Jim Barter, Third Row: Travis Johnson, Sergio DelReal, Trivie Rodriguez, Greg Steve Chavez, Scott Trott, Sean Robles, Second Row: Coach Brown. Paul Lopez. Don Lopez, Mark Kasparit Front Row: Bobby A Sandoval, Manager Louise Martinez, Ben Ramirez, Frank Brabo, Jose Brown, Louis Draughn, Chris Molina, Cesar Garcia. Jerry Angel. ' Avendano, Jerry Solano, Manager Marlina Perez, Coach Lucerog 4 s A E . ww 5 5 ..r,, 15555. 1: , g E , , Q It X F , ' 31 ::'t I ' :-- , - :QL-H , , .. A - I ZT. .., ... . ..Ei:.:, . . x gi ,iik 5 P b Q, ,. b N X i H 5 S ., 5 ' QS S , S 5 xx 'f X gkww X L B g mm W N, +R, ,, X. 'V 'zr' S v.. ' 54 :..i 5 Varsity Boys Basketball The Varsity boys improved greatly as the year went on. They worked to- gether as a team and never gave up no matter what the outcome was. Good-bye and good luck to all the seniors. We'Il miss youl 1 .. x ,rf E 4 X 1 A , . , S, X X . X J 1 l N 5 who ' Q Time To Hustle Top Scorer: Ron Marquez Most Rebounds: Pierre Williams Most Assists: Vince Lobato Most Steals: Pierre Williams Best Free Throw Percentage: Mark Martinez MF. Ron Marquez Most Valuable: Pierre Williams Mr. Hustlef Eddie Montoya F 5 Back Row: Mike Deines, Pierre Williams, Ron Marquez, Vince Lobato, Jason Martinez, Charles Olguin, Chris Ron Reyes, Middle Row: Nick Herrera, Ron Bugarin, Ed Kyle, Assistant Coach Martinez, Head Coach Acosta. Montoya, Sterling Bittle, James Joseph, Front Row: 21 7 .IV Boys Basketball The Boys Basketball team had a very prosperous season. Although their record didn't show it, they grew skillfully and had a fun time too. These guys are a great inspiration for next year's team. 1 i ...K ,,,,, 5 ws-.ss :naw ,ff fffff nf and O Time To Hoop I Llp , ,, W Top Scorer: Ron Bugarin Best Freethrow Percent Ed Sanchez Mr Hustle Johnny Trujillo Most Improved Teman Bittle Best Rebounder Fred Mackintosh Teman Buttle Best Varsity Prospect Mark Martinez M! M 'lk' ,QR ziggy fiamwafw ll all? L A Olguin, Mike Deinesg Middle Row: Jason Martinez, Ron Seph. Coach Martinez. Coach Castillo. Back Row: Kevin Perlmutter. Roger Brown, Fred Bugarin, Ed Sanchez. Teman Bittle. .lacovo Lovatop Mackintosh. Pete Williams, Frank Martinez, Charles Front Row: Mark Martinez, Johnny Trujillo, James Jo- 9 2 Back Row: Arlene Maes, Aurora Bowen, Kathy Sanchez, Gina Morales, Pam Montoya, Middle Row: Shawna Grosso, Coach Anderson, Coach Hartley, Deanna Castorena, Marina Castro, Front Row: Manager Tony Krantz, Cassie Sandoval. Trudy Weidenhamer, Donna Morales, Jeanne Fair, Karen Scheck, Manager Linda Quintana This year's basketball team was a great inspiration. They worked hard and never gave up no matter how the outcome was. They may not have had a very prosperous season, but they became stronger as a team and even individually. Good-bye to Jeanne and Arlene, two great seniors. 00 I .41-gl ZIBQEEEQ ,A Varsity Girls Basketball i i Wiunnulm E S I 2 Basketball Takes Tlmln Opponent GW L incoln TJ Manual West East Kennedy Montbello South GW Lincoln TJ Manual West East Kennedy Montbello South Opponent GW Lincoln TJ Manual Wes: East Kennedy Montbello South ew Linceln TJ Manual , West East Kennedy Montbello South Mm. ,,,,, ,h0,ff A .X ,A North I9 I9 25 23 24 27 32 36 22 30 27 30 33 29 26 22 34 Bl Time T Rebound JV Girls Basketball Z 15 'WK Vw A X 35 ,M , X . v It 5 1 ,Q S ' ww 2 it if, ,,,A .,,N W, Back Row: Gina Martinez. Candy Herrera, Dina Durbano, Second Row: Missy Sanchez, Shannon Jaramillo, Coach Hartley, Coach Anderson, Shawna Grosso, Julie Hudson, Third Row: Tonatzin Espinoza, Manager Tony Krantz, Manager Cassie Sandoval. Cindy Maxwell, Liz Munoz, Linda Quintana, Front Row: Sabrina Mondragon. Debbie Quick Trudy Weidenhamer. R , 9 -- The girls' basketball team finished with a 8-IO record. They gave an extreme amount of effort, hard work, and a lot of time. They practiced very many hard hours, and their record was well deserved. fr X ' XX il X c ik - 1 1 5 if Left Side-front to back: Paul Archer, Mark Perez, Jake Fernandez, Eric Murphy, Jeff Walsh, David Huntsinger, Diagonal-back to front: Jeff Archuleta, Eddie Carreras, Gabe Ca- ballero, Greg Archer, Albert Potthoff, Dave Ar- cher, Mike Zuniga, Right Side-front to back: Christian Sargent. Troy Herrera, Chris Schertz, Pat Sierra, Joseph Luevano, Matt Wittner, Front Row: Manager Theresa Seegers, Coach Quintana, Manager Tina Kaspari, Manager Mindy Jacquez. .1 1 s I S F A Stroke In Time Q 3 S l .. 'N Boys Swimming r tt,t V4 ,ww ,,,,, ,,,,,,,a. W W, ,,,, W,m,,,M4WfMM WWWWM ,,,,, Q 2 2 , Boys' Swim Team ended with one of their best seasons ever with a record of 7-3-I. After a sixth place finish in the city relays, the team worked harder to improve their league standings. This proved to be successful when the team finished fourth in both the A and B meets. The big surprise in the city was the team taking first in the 400 yd. relay with a time of 3:4O.78, a new school record. A big thanks to Mrs. Quintana for putting up with all the gripingl Keep up the shaving! Congratulations to Paul Archer, Da- vid Archer, Greg Archer, David Huntsinger, for receiving All City honors. 3. North QII4 Westj 4',' r 6l'fi , 1 V Montbello g ll N6rth'?fi88 Efastff 'V'7?'4i' North 58 TJ , llO 5' Noith FBS GW 'A 7I 75 Noifth ,85 Montbello I2 A l North 'le' 94 Soutlf ' S3 i ff lincoln BQ 5 North si South A si i North ,MIDI ,Manual f yiyi, 58 North 72 .SFK 89 'City relays--6th place 'iff City B meet-4th place V ' 'City At meet--4th plate 'N 225 Z ?T fa 1 2 we I Q is E S S 3: 'H 54 5 E 3 Tick Tock E ver So Fa st iJ2':dzisti3:,2V::ez?.E:z seconds passed. A sei M It's hard to make those special times last, When time ticks by ever so fast. 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