North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top Row— Erau»C, Giix, JwtNMH. Enclk. U'ac.nk Bottom Koto—Nat.ht hcii , Wing. Mi»t K»m i-.n. SriiwKJi, Scixiox THE GIRLS’ LEAGUE of which every j»irI of North is a member, has conducted service work this year for the girls at North, by helping in the lunchroom, rest room, and with hall duty. For this, service credits in other clubs arc given. The club also organized the Big Sisters to help the sophomores in becoming better acquainted with North. THE BANK CASHIERS’ CLUB has successfully aroused the spirit of thrift throughout the school. Charts were posted to show the competition among rooms, and extensive campaigns were launched. Difficult hanking problems were discussed at the meetings, enabling the cashiers to become more efficient. Top Row Hauck.h. Himmz. Conovi . K u.v, Com»a»h Middle Row Skkckm, Jknufn. Ptrnuoit, Kaiun, Hcndrickm , Sciiomaikc Bottom Row- Dmonaky, Giixi . Mi» Gory, Daciii . Maucoua Twenty-One

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Top Row Uauct, Liiwrou, Ji.tna . Mioolkmi ? Third Row—Hoc HU, CvUIn, Niuon. Mink, Oatkmii . Etu», Sciiuai Srfond Row—llorrm. CiunuN. Sciimunc. Fimul. Kiumh, D»cii», Ilutnn, Hinir Bottom Row Fiimimmuik, Kocn . Gill, Biujici . Mb. Ifoau. IIai.nbihpck. Biac. I.isoimcv, «bs. Sicaa, Hr HE STUDENT (-01 NCIL, composed of the presidents of ull clubs at North. -1- aims to consider problems of interest to the entire student body. T his year, the club sponsored auditorium periods to encourage honesty. At its meetings, it has discussed the “three R” system ami other problems of school life. Tilt: ATHLETIC HOARD OF CONTROL, selected by the student body, decides questions of importance pertaining to athletics at North High School. It determines the eligible participants in the various sports and also the athletes worthy of letters, bars, and medals. Top Row Hi-iodkai . Wuk . Mb. H«ia . Mi kn, Oitoiiiui Bottom Row Mb. Munmui, Oitikih . Qcut, TVckch, Cimcirw, Mb. I'oixabd Ttcenlv

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Top Ro»—UAN ttt, SreuiM, Smith. Stbuo, womdkk. Gwh, Hi imum, Lind. Bamzb, Gwhma!) Third Won -Lixd. SoominKt. Johnston. Cbktm.. Kicn. Mitcnux, l.u, Bisoon , Sham, Ciihutman, Kata Second Woip—Kettlmon, Kahi-an. Scjikctman. McKoth, Kuxman, Suauhiiuh, Sacel, Sciiuh. Bokla, Pktouon Bottom Row—Tnomblv, Rikm, Kata, Moot . Bene, Mu Axi'Wxm, xiuh :i. He IN, Munii, Luovixr, Slu m van THE JEANNE D’ARC CLUB, this year, in its study of French authors and statesmen, reviewed the lives of many famous Frenchmen, such as Napoleon Bonaparte, and studied French life and customs. | El TSCHE VEREIN, composed of students from the German classes, studied the lives of prominent Germans. It celebrated the anniversaries of Schubert, Beethoven, von Steuben, and Goethe. It conducted a declamatory contest, and gave a “Maifest.” I)r. Burkhardt from the state university and Fraulein Helene Hcidrich appeared before the club. Top Row- Shu» in, Smomcnkn. Bunking. Mu Konic. voui. Mcncoaocii. Havkin Fou'lh Knv lli nivn. Hi rasm, La . NACIIT hum. H antic. Ki.inkc Third Row -Loxbkknal'v, Stxtkns, Diimmh, Sambo, Dooick Second Row— IIATM, Council, Lorenz. Stumu, Fist, Guimu R-ttom Row— Encix. Stonk. Vninuc. Southing. Ciackmck, Chaim, Hacai. Ticcnti Ttco