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

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The POLAR BEAR JUNE, 1943 Service Committee FIRST ROW (Left to right): Kaye Beers, Rosalie Hafncr, Elaine Watts, Miss Nellie L. Baldwin, adviser, Mary Crisp. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Morris, Mildred Randle, Bob Sherman, Albert Chamberlin, Zeldene Seiden- feld, Helene Seidenfeld. Activities Committee FIRST ROW (Left to right): Joy Campbell, Miss Ruby Lucas, adviser, Elizabeth Richmond,. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bates, Dorothy Vrooman, Margaret Carlson, Phyllis McGrath. THIRD ROW: Neita Vogel, Anne Royal, Shirley Whitmer, Eva Jane Quiner, Beverley Whitmer. Art Committee FIRST ROW (Left to right): Shirley Smith, Harold Bullington, Miss Alice Geiger, adviser. SECOND ROW: Barbara Sinex, George Seals, Margaret Manning. Tivcnty-seven

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The POLAR BEAR d[ |m JUNE, 1943 Red Cross Committee FIRST ROW: Mardcll Jones, Frank Lorey, Miss Nellie Baldwin, adviser SECOND ROW. Helen York, Betty Sander son, Alan Thompson, Roy List, Jackie Mulchy. Costume Committee FIRST ROW (Left to right): Miss Genevieve Moore, advis- er, Dons Johnson, Jackie Lei- theiser, Roberta Fastje, Marilyn SECOND Cr ROW. Sara Hough, Mildred Van Gorkom, Marilyn Morris, Betty Taylor, Peggy Marquis, Jane Nelson, Jewell Zimmermann. Films and Assembly Committees FIRST ROW (Left to right: Mar- jorie Whitaker, Betty Bever- age, Betty Frazell, Lillian Bish, Ruth Sutherland. SECOND ROW. Shirley Bassett, Marilyn Hohnbaum, Betty Merritt, Joan Lowry, Joyce Heeren, Margaret Carlson . THIRD ROW: Bill Spencer, Jay Goldman, Martin Hanzlik, Da- vid Wilson, Bill Wieters, Leo nard Sayers, Dick Cloud. FOURTH ROW: Jim Watrous, Jim Lott, Bud Lesan, Doris Ann Holmes, Shirlee Letfler, Roy Ostrem, Mr. S. E. Thomp- son, adviser. Twenty-six

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The POLAR BEAR J}| |j Orchestra Mr. Palmer D. Lowry has been director of the Or- chestra and Band for the last eight years. May he left North High for the armed forces. During this period, Mr. Lowry has worked with the marching band, having arranged the very attractive formations that have been presented at many public performances. He formed the Majorette corps and gave them special training. members in both the en the custom each given by the Orches- One of the outstand when Mr. Lowry di- in Blue , by George city wide recognition. He has increased the number of Band and Orchestra. It has be spring for a musical program to be tra, under Mr. Lowry ' s direction, ing performances was June, 1941, rected the Orchestra in Rapsody Gershwin. This performance won JUNE, 1943 Palmer D. Lowry F,R 7eS r , ( Hlrc: g m e.. SU ,Van - BeKy MCmtt ' Wa « S - Lelth£ ' S ' Jacuuelyn SEC h„ D ; R ?. W: T PaUl c e .y ie f land t r - D ° n Buckingham, Muriel Shearer, Betty Lawson, Ruth Roberts Lois R.ddle THIRD ROW ' Tr Se ™ ble vJ° s y h ' ™ R a n °olph, Claries T.tus, Helene Se.denfeld, Dick Hammer A an Thompson , M l tIl X° T!l,n A R u tl ) B eF , r£ - J° se P hlne F tzw,lliams, Mary Lou.se Sulhvan, Frank Rico FranceTDoo- KX Z : R ' Chard « — W Romayne CeS RS S 0 et. F0 eT McCldiand Urt ' S JaCkSOn, YOUng, D ° n S ' mpS ° n ' Bl Va S.ckle, Ruth Sutherland, Har- PIANO PLAYERS: Kaye Beers, Phyllis McGrath DIRECTOR: Mr. Lowry. Twcnty-eiyht