North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mabel Hondo Literary Course Hawthorne School “ That oj hir smiling was fill simple and coy, Hir grctteste oath was but, ‘Oh Joy!' Irene Hutchins Literary Course Logan School Chorus ’09 Composer of Class Song Bazaar ’12 “Music is my second name. Frances Johnson English Course Logan School “Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnare. Ruth Johnson English Course Hamilton School “Our flaxen-haired queen oj the Xorth. Twenty

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Fred Grande Commercial Course St. Joseph “And of his porte as meke as is a mayde.” Henry Hartig Literary Course Logan School Honor Pupil Debate “N” ’ll Football ’12 President of Literary Society ’12 Annual Board “Greater wen than I way have lived but I don't believe it Kathleen Hawkins Latin Course Braincrd, Minn. Class Treasurer Bazaar ’12 Annual Board “My wants are few and simple All I ask's a dimple.” Grace Hynes Commercial Course Franklin School “Sigh no wore lady, wen were deceivers ever. Nineteen

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Goodwin Joselowetz Latin Course Blaine School Treasurer of the Literary Society ’13 “If you can't say it, sneeze it. Harry Kahn Latin Course Bremer School Class Debate Team ’12 Bazaar ’12 “ 11 'ho makes the fairest shad: gets the highest marks.” Clarence Karl Commercial Course “Always ready and willing—to loaf. Ellen Kennedy Commercial Course Rogers, Minn. “,4 sacrifice to the commercial spirit of the age” Twenty-one