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

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u'u's'd'u'J'l-H-Fn'uFa d' Il II I IROII IIKII -F-FJ'H'-F-Fl-'-P-'nFJ'U' XXII I 00h ON I NI NIUIIN I' III' The Hnstl: Oracle -'u'- -F-H-'-'u'-Fu'-'u' -'-l'u'u'n'-I'-F-F-Fa'-l'n' 0 XXX S IUIXIS Bi 5 N III NI I Renowned Il1fIllSII'ldIlSIS Attend Natlonal BIISIHCSS fonference Conv entlon Mtral ts 'II nn I romlm nt Stenogr lplu rs CHICACO ILL The Sec retarles Annual Conventlon held last nlght attracted such dlSl'.lI1glllSh6d stenographers as Marjorle Ferln Barbara Flsher Hazel French and Marlan Grady R T Wren and Jay Woodward of Avla tlon Incorporated were lnvlt ed but falled to attend be cause of flylng condltlons Head bookkeeper for the conventlon Ruby Bray and her asslstant Sally Brock collected dlles and recorded expenses They were alded by a competent staff conslst mg of Anna Marle Clark Gerry Farrell Betty Gooch Ethelda Herman Patty Joy Mardelle Kempton Mary KlSSlCk Beverly Masters Pat Moorehead Betty Moscove Shlrley Vlgars and Charlotte Robblns Smale flfcwlleaf by SCOOPIS Mr W W Whltecotton and spouse the former MISS Babs Ann Cady of Des Molnes are todav celebratlng thelr tenth weddlng annlver sary MISS Margaret Anderson wlll honor housewlves the former Jane Sage Marlorle Otls Jeanne Bruce Glorla Hoffman Eugenla Greene Bernlce Harrls M8TgU6TlI6 Haggerty Mary Jane Sum ner and Phyllls Melster at a luncheon today Playwrlght Robert Welner yesterday announced the openlng of hls newest play You Cant Take Me Wlth You bllt Whod Want To Glendora Berard Dona Bllsborough and Evalynne Brown wlll have thelr month ly get together tea to dlscuss old tlmes and old beaus at the home of Marllyn Glbson hOllSll'lg authorlty Dorothy OCallaghan mls tress of ceremonles of that new radlo sensatlon Rye Krlsp REVIEW has been datlng a platoon of prlvates from the Iowa State Guard Dlck Saylor was unanlm ously elected Presldent f the Soclety for the Advance ment of Hobos on thelr last hltch hlke i I olu eman Q Hall Tonight llealurec Talent I alore Feature of thls evenlngs performance at the annual Pollcemans Ball wlll Amerlcas newest song thrush Lorralne Shreves slnglng wlth Jlm Romalne and hls Happy Hep Cats Ilm Rltter sensational planlst wlll glV6 ollt Concert plan lsts Helen Melaas and Mar lan Osbrlnk wlll present a plano duet as Jean Vtallace opera star slngs The affalr wlll be held at the Anthony Ballroom I cluded on the program are slngers Mary Catherlne Ad ams Barbara Burton Aud rey Emrlch and Betty Gll llam Joan Armstrong wlll play several marlmba solos Mary Lu Selbel wlll squeeze the accordlan for two popular hlts whlle Barbara Cook does an acrobatlc dance Mary Lou MIIIITOH wlll add comedy to the revlew of talent A short sklt entltled It All Comes Back to Me Now wlll be glven bv Marllyn Qulnn and Polly Campbell Ace reporters Collette Downey Neysa McNeley Jean Patrlck Evelyn Plldls covered the ball for thelr re spectlve newspapers fltw Uffielals of Alaska s Newest flty Take Uflue POLARTOWN ALASKA Clty 0501318 of thls newly establlshed metropolls today took office under an oath glv en by Pollce Chlef Fred Mc Cracken Several flne polnts of safety were glven by Safe ty Commlssloner Jene Davls Mayor Davld Hlllls gave a short two hour acceptance speech and LaVonne Smlth recorded the talk Photo graphs for the occaslon were taken by Mary 4Show your Pepsodents Pleaser Slcker son Beverlv lwatch the Blrdler Weddell and Anna 4Catch Em at Thelr Worstr Wltzell Elected county attorney was Stanley Fallgather Judge for the fifth and one half dlstrlct IS Dean Fogarty Maurlce Fltzgerald was chosen as Commlssloner of Plng Pong Advancement Other clty officlals elected were Street commlssloner Phll Canfield Parks Jack Brehm Recreatlon Cort Phalp Llbrarlan Penny Sar talls and Supervlsor of Pub llc Instructlon Mary Jane Schrodt NdIl0IlN Most qkllled DO0I0ls Ashlwtdlllh Nm ses Head Newly Elected Putt Shot Hospltal DES MOINES IOWA Followlng ten months of con structlon under Leonard Spangler the Putt shot Hos pltal at Seventh and College has been opened under B G Nelson M D The hospltal IS sltllated IH the spot where the old North Hlgh bulldlng once towered Dr Nelson gave S10 000 to the blllldlng constructlon workers follow lng the pawnlng of many medals Head nurse at the bulldlng wlll be Joy Marjanskl alded by graduates Jean Adams Ann Alllson Marllee Cot tlngton Darlene Dlngemen .Iune Lowe Audrey Paulson Beverly Schlleman Elleen Murphy Fayette Surber Rlta Tllton Barbara Wllson and Mary Lou Warby Cadet nurses l1'lClLld9 Shllo Hales Ernestlne Herron Marlanne Lees Polly Mar cusen and June Stone Dletltlan Susan Vtlllls has prepared an excellent dlet for the hospltals flrst pa tlent Bob Smlth who has re celved a broken toe Follow lng an operatlon by speclal lStS John Humphrey and Homer Jurgens and a chlro practlc treatment by Glorla McGovern Mr Smlth wlll be avallable at the hospltal as a pedlometrlst lfoot doctor that ISI Correspondence and get well cards are ably taken care of by Lorrame Craw ford Doletta Hlghberger Bonnle McCllnton Janlce Mlller Audrey Nlchols and .Iaquellne Oswood In the southeast branch of the bulldlng natlonallv known veterlnarlans R F McElroy and Jullan Bllrks have thelr ofhces Mlss Jeanne Brooks MISS Amerlca of 1948 IS employed as chlef of the hospltal recep lContlnued on page 61h NEW YORK Nl Y Hlgh llghtlng the lNatlonal Busl ness Conference here today was a speech by Robert Patterson board 9X8CUtlV9 of the Trow Cordlneer Peanut Brlttle Companv Mr Patter son talked on world trade mentlonlng such names as R R Denhart expedltlonlst ln A518 and Sylvla Gordon and Mary HlCk0y world wlde travelers Asslstlng Mr Pat terson wlth an occaslonal glass of water were secretar les Annette Anderson Arlene Blrmlngham Shlrley Buten hoff and Janet Clark Robert Seld presldent of the A F of L spoke on wage lncreases asked by James Radley and Donald Reeves labor foremen Had not the Clty P01109 force headed by the conference would have been a complete dlsaster Mr Selds speech caused such commotlon that Sergeant Wllllam Van Slckle of the twenty thlrd preclnct made 22 arrests and Lt James Car son spectacular gunsman made 21' as Jack Glass 1Salt Shaker Magnetr was caught swlplng hls beloved seasonlng Among those present at the meetlng were Mac Baty well known clvll englneer and VVIIIIBIII Dunnlng and Merton Short certlfied publlc ac countants Electrlcal engl neer Kelth Gunnar gave hls verslons on the new llghtlng systems Expresslng ldeas on new and better garages were J D CUYtlS and Jack Thompson co owners of the Speedway Auto Company alded by Marjorle Mobley secretarv Soclal workers Saramae Baker Josephlne Brlnkman Dorls Bulllngton Ione Llnd ley Patty Kerbel Vlrglnla Larson Barbara Peterson and Mary Lu Woods who represents the major areas of the country gave thelr re port on What a Great School IS North Des Molnes C D Graham presldent of the Graham Food Store also attended the conference wlth secretarles Donna Lockwood Wanda Conn Ethel Enlow Mary Feeley Margaret Young Darlene Young and Ruth Waltz Harlan 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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION The faculty and administration of North High contribute a considerable part in making North a prosperous and successful school. Upon completion of the high school course, the student leaves the school and enters the business world. The faculty members keep right on teaching and, thereby, help to continue to uphold North's good name, reputation and character. The administration and faculty spend many hours making out records of the graduating class which will be kept for many years in the office files. The administration is often asked for references when the graduates apply for a job. They look up the record of the pupil and send the information to the inquiring organization. The efficiency of the office depends largely upon the ability and the thorough ness of the office girls They put out supplies answer telephone calls take dictation and transcribe letters run errands and assist the advisors hw 10 ' .av FACULTY EIRQT ROW K' rd U c Q o no wnow 'IR RV IV r JRTH ROW ay P rsfn Ell If HTL' ROW M n s lX'lH RUW W t. rrt H El V TH POl 1 c' A F lf fi V