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

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SECRETARIES M. Bombardier D. Jameson B. Johnson J. Mahin K. Michaelson M. Sorensen TEACHER AND SUPERVISORY AIDES A. Aasgaard B. Boekholder R. Doyle A. Cambucci M. Goebel S. Morris M. Petersen M. Strand AIDES — Not Pictured: H. Bartlett. N. Ringold. J. Rose borough COOKS L to R: L. Ruth. G. Raymond. A. Krix, E. Christenson. E. Vanek. B. Ammend, A. Specken. H. Fox. S. WickbersL CUSTODIANS I. to R: S. Hoffman. J. Sanders. J. Murphy. Not Pictured: R. Christensen. F. Hollis. F. Joyce. R. Leckwold. D. Pentiooff. D. Stavlo. 4

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TEACHERS B. Nelson J. Novak Math Soda) Studies B. Panel R. Purrier J. Raaletter Math Social Studies English C. Rust Social Studies TEACHERS Not Pictured- P. DeVos W. Douglass J. Engelbert P. Klinger H. Liiva B. Nourala M. Owen J. TeUlaff L. Wolfe L. Soukup Phy. Ed. B. Souther Home Ec. S. Taragos C. Wallman Knglish Spanish Science COUNSELORS T. Shirley B. Smith Math Science L. Bowens B. Graham SPECIAL SERVICE PERSONNEL B. Krig R. Laitinen M. Lubben J- Merges L. Swedberg L. Wandrei R. Waymoth Not Pictured: M. Moriarty, J. Rubin, S. Wolfe 3

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After three years we’re finally the “senior citizens” of NJH and command total respect from the lower classmen. As ninth graders, we received special privileges other grades were denied such as choosing our elective block classes, becoming student assistants, and attempting a foreign language. We were also eligible for most varsity sports. But being Freshmen was not all fun and games. We diligently, and sometimes not so patiently, struggled through our daily algebra assignments. We participated as senators in the social studies simulation, “Let’s Make a Deal,” where we debated, discussed, and dealt with the current issues around us. We also really did try to understand the ethics of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. In ninth grade we got the first glimpse of who we are and what is to become of us in the next few years. As the class of ’84 moves on to its next stage of life, we’ll all look back at North Junior High and remember it as an experience we will never forget.