North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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■ ■■I y )oWt [11KUK are two events twhich I look forward each year with pleasant anticipation. I refer to the appearance of the Polaris ami the Annual Alumni Reception which occurs tin evening following the June Commencement. The memories of this year and class should long remain in the minds of all loyal members of Walla Kazoo. It is our hope and expectation to occupy the North High again before the close of the present year and certainly by September. The class of 1914, therefore, will be noted as having been the first to graduate from this beautiful and modern building. It is probable that few realize what good things are in store for the North High School students in the future. June IS. 1913 was a very sorrowful day for North High students, facility, alumni, and friends, but with such a loyal and energetic constituency we could only expect a happy development and prospect; and now after months of inconvenience we are to go forward under ideal conditions and with enthusiasm that means the greatest success for tin future. With this fine equipment and op|mrtunity for work comes increased responsibility on the part of those given these privileges. I. therefore, appeal to all alumni, friends and patrons to promote that spirit which means unselfish and faithful effort. With this opportunity for higher ideals and efforts will also he given reasonable chances for sociable entertainment. Our new auditorium, gymnasiums, library, and lunch service will certainly be adequate for many occasions id enjoyment and profit. Now is the time for the loyal alumni of North High School to rally to the support of all the best interests of the school. He proud of your school, as you have a right to he, and the school will he proud of her graduates, and so working with a common purpose we cannot fail to make a name for North High worthy of the highest commendation. W. W. IIobiss. Page Seven

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English— Cynthia E. Adams Robert J. Fry Florence G. Webster Edward J. Gasink Susan A. Lect Lilian F. Gray Agnes V. Woodward Isabel O. Shoemaker Mary L. Long brake Mary E. Joslin Mathematics— George M. Link Frederick W. Gates Earl R. Jackson Ilarriette S. Brown Blanche II. Wells Myron F. Leslie Horace B. Street History— William II. Shephard Wilson I . Short ridge Winworth Williams Hortense R. Robbins Victoria M. McAlmon Magda M. Hpff Latin— Ida V. Mann Georgia A. Burgess Laura 1. Sherman Germ an— Hermine R. Konig Minnie Duensing Kmilie C. Mertz A. Dikka Roque French— Flora Colquhoun Commercial— Robert A. Crawford Helen E. Blaisdell George II. Bollard Edward W. Westmann Roy T. Tenney Evelyn Shedd Ida B. Lind juist Science— Bc.rley A. Davis Archer W. Hurd Mary P. Putnam Elizabeth II. Foss John II. Santee Manual Training— Orin A. Ringwalt Merton R. Libby Theodore W. Brcokhcimer M ECl IA NICAL I)R A WI NO— Wesley W. Claus Ethel A. Donaldson Freehand I rawing— Helen E. Brock way Mary S. Clay Cooking— Helen S. Grant Helen F. Little Sewing— Mildred Carney Swedish— Ebha M. Norman Lirrakiax— Thvrza MeClure Principal— Waldo W. Ilohhs Principal’s Clerk— Winnifred L. Hatch ■ ■■i OoWn ■■ The Faculty J Page Nine