North High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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First Row: Marian Shostrorn, treasurer: Frank John Bias, presidentg Mrs. Behr, adviser: Alice Peterson, secretary: Beverly Bennett, vice president: Bill Sutherland. Second Row: Beverly Press, Annette Goodman, Bertha Abel, Lois Agnew, Helen Cleveland, Nancy Fifield. Third Row: Evelyn Nece, Barbara Cox, Elizabeth Mitchell, Mary Doyle- Ruby Stacy. Fourth Row: Maurice Evans, Vera Knecht, Marjorie Osterhout, Lorraine Aiken, Mildred ' Huston, Sylvia Westerman, Irene Wickstrom, Marjorie Rock. Fifth Row: Neva Fisher, Anna Ede, Mary Ambos, Mary Sofen, Hazel Roth, Helen Bowlsbyn Mildred Ogden. Sixth Row: Merle Clark, Helen Hawkins, Dorothy Ludwig, Betty Ann Purvis, Aileen Blaney, Doris Mae Hall, Mary Hilley, Darlene Kuhnle, Edward Hagen, Earle Anderson. Seventh Row: Dean Peterson, Jean Morris Dorothy Beveridge, Freda Robinson, Angie Patrice, Louise Thomas, Evelyn Thomas, Montelle Schenk, Bob Hurwitz Not in Picture: Marcelyn Laird. Mount Svnririg The first National Honor So- ciety at North was organized in 1924 with Miss Adams the adviser. North has the distinc- tion of being the first school to organize the Honor Society in Desi Moines. There are now 67 Bears belonging to the society. The first qualification for member- ship is scholarship. The other qualifications are character, leadership, and service. Then through the vote of the faculty the members are elected. Mrs. Behr is the present adviser of the society at North. The Polar institution belongs to the Aleioian flight-bearersj chapter. First Row: Miss Geiger, Art Adviser, Robert Hurwitz, John Davis, Nancy Fifield, Betty Ann Purvis, Mr. Schultz, Adviser, Mary Doyle, Irene Wickstrom, Marion Shostrom. Gtrarlr Staii' Second Row: Betty Lou McRae, Hazel Roth, Reva Wilkerson, Marjorie Rock, Mary Halli- burton, Virginia Pllmer, Dorothy Patterson. Gretchen Van Patten, Angie Patrice. Third Row: Ruth Patsey, Betty Webb, Beatrice Mastrofski, Betty Rees, Gladys De Wilde, Marie Webster, Beverly Bennett, Marjorie Osterhout. Mr. McCullough, Business MBHBECI. Fourth Row: Bill Sutherland, Mike O'Conncr, Mary Gammell, Betty Robson, Helen Hous- ton, Aileen Blainey, Kathryn Julander, Helen Sanders. Louie Pomerantz. Fifth Row: Lawrence Robinson, Marjorie Lyon, Mary Metier, Alice Marlowe, Guy Sutton. Rufus Owens, Bob Wells. Sixth Row: Arthur Sams, Bob Spraker, Montelle Schenck, Milton Pearl. Seventh Row: Ward Koons, Ben Dennis, Clinton Albrecht Sid Levin. Not in Picture: Dorothy Beveridge. The North High Oracle staff is composed of students taking Journalism 1 and 2. Their duties consist of making up the twelve issues of the Oracle distributed during the semester in addition to the issuing of the Senior Supplement at the close of the semester. This course aids the student in obtaining knowledge necessary for newspaper work and gives him practice in developing an invaluable talent. At the state Journalism Convention last October in Iowa City, Mike O'Conner, Art editor of the present staff, won first place in advertising copy writing. The National Scholastic Press Association has chosen Des Moines as the city for their 1937 national convention. This will be the first time the national convention has been held here. The state Journalism convention will be held here at the same time as the national convention.

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Embarkation POETS heretofore have chanted dirges, Notes of sadness, word of prophesy. But from sorrow of farewell emerges That subdued, exulting gaiety High school days have held in store for me. There appear as memories at leaving Joy for friendships made, accomplishment, Due reward for it: And for achieving, More than verbal praise, a real content. Time will show us what these things have meant We will learn that time is but a thieving Virtue, stealing ill and leaving fond, Casting off the sadness and receiving In its boundless bosom every bond Tying friendships now to years beyond. I'l1 sigh no regretful sighs at going. Years well spent at North have done their part. Rather will I feel a joy in knowing For the years to come I've had my start. l'l1 hold North forever in my heart. -By John Davis.