North Junior High School - North Yearbook (Hopkins, MN)

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Anika Sten Karina Stolberg Ricky Swartz Sue Swenson Jenny Thompson Mark Thompson Brad Timm Mary Transue Jane Trucker Karen Tschimperle Jane Tuttle Kris Tyra Todd Ulku Debbie Undis Liz Vegemast Dave Velner Joni Wagner Kathy Wagner Christine Ward Wendy Watson Andrea Webster Dave Weisman Rob Westby Matt Wheeler Patrice Wick Franpoise Willems Shanah Windey Tani Winther Mike Wistedt Mary Wittwer Dave Wright Andrea Yoakam Mark Young Rich Zimmerman 9th GRADE NOT PICTURED: Mark Blau Todd Carlson Steve Delaney David Eberhardt Jim Heinzen Brian Hocking Patty Lachner Ron Lawrence Connie Meath Sarah Polley Deanna Schluten Kurt Yineman 12

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9th GRADE Chris Pfeffer Erich Pfeffer Jim Piazza Tom Piazza Kevin Pickens Dan Pierro Joelle Pink Rob Placido Cindy Polstein Cherie Powell Albie Powers Paul Rainaldi Dennis Randall Jill Reierson Steve Reinehr Mike Ricke Rick Rietow Jamie Roberts Dan Rode Carlos Rosai Joe Russo Sean Ryan Matt Sachse David Scalzo Pat Schaefer Mike Schiltz Dan Schmidt Kurt Schneewind Kris Shoemaker Cory Schueneman Bruce Schwartz Teri Shackelford Kim Sheats David Sherman Lori Silver Debbie Silverman Diana Silverman Pat Sitzman Rich Sly Cheryl Smith Joel Smith Molly Smith Rosie Smith Tim Smith Todd Smith Eric Sorenson Jim Sorenson Ron Stang n

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“Keep the noise down,” warned Mr. Smith. “Speak louder,” encouraged Miss Binger. “Don’t run in the halls,” cautioned Al. “Practice,” emphasized Mr. Critzer. As eighth graders, we’re now the rookies of NJH. Because we are the “middle children” we feel we know the ropes. After our first timid year as seventh graders, we are now confident that we know every trick in the book as well as a few that have not yet been published. The 1980-81 school year contained an abundance of academic knowledge for us. We admit we did become more “worldly” after studying geography. We found out that speech class was a little different from after-school phone conversations, and we couldn’t help but be attentive in Family Life Education. Our eighth grade experiences have prepared us to accept the challenge of succeeding our ninth grade compatriots as leaders in the North Junior High kingdom. 13