North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top Hour—Kkayt, Lutguir, Stamp , Mi»» Mann, Mi» Tiiomws, Mi Bt»r.» », Haycock, McCanoy, Ga»ink Third Roie—L. Skcs . I'zdkm.on, M. Smxm, Scanlon, Hannon. Hami. Bmnpon Second Rote— Lynch. Gmonick. Fhibjman, Simpieo. Oamniu, It c0vIR, Ptymuon, Miuj . Ohman Rollon Row— A.nd « n, Shook . Suirur, Uyov»ky, Bxkclinb, Shai, Sh.vto. Qiysy, IUir»ACK. CoLorsnin THE LATIN CLUB, composed of Latin students, sponsored an all-language club banquet this year for the purpose of inspiring co-operation among the various language clubs. At its monthly meetings, the club, in carrying out the topic “Rome,” has had programs on the life of the early Romans. THE SPANISH CLUB aims to further interest in Spanish, among its members. This year the group has taken up the lives of several famous Spanish writers, among them. Becquer. Zorrilla, Cervantes, and Ibanez. At its meetings, Spanish music and plays have been presented and studied. Top Row Mtimr, Ck »iian, Kiiiknan, Kcmtaihn Middle Rote- Golo mic. Bank. Mm. Hau.. Mu Nohoqi ut. Kocklu Bolton Rote— SciiiKman. Mkksky, l.cantorr, Wu.i.u

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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

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Tup Row -CtiKi.'N Sasuwick, H Aitw, Hack? . Oi-»on. Daiii.. Krnatks fourth Rote—Hi:nc, Maij.uc. Skoce.v. AmhhsOn. Tiiom-k. Nor®mro»i. Knutocn Third RotC—l.tx, Otrniio, JoMttsus, Wanc, Amh«W», Li:so Srton'! Rote Nlrui c, Ci.Acur.. Hacks, IIassw, Khicson. Dokkcn, HourAU Holton Row Wackxs. Stave, IIamwn. Oatuhiuo. Mi» Fariedi. How.. Mickkmkn, Dwiwaiii. THE VIKING CLUB, composed of Norse students, has had two special reports: a travelogue by l)r. Alfred Konig, and a review of “Giants in Earth,” by Carolyn N. Sterlie. The club presented a tableau “The Coining of Leif Ericson, and sponsored its yearly Sigvald Qvale Declamatory Contest. THE I DUN A CLUB aims to interest its members in Swedish literature, life, and customs. This year a series of talks were given on the industrial and economic situtation in Sweden. Native authors and music were studied by the group to promote appreciation of this Scandinavian country. Top Roic—Lawjon. Homs, Cahisos, Doi.mm.ik. Eomas, Frkimm Third Row- Nu.mi.n. Joiis»os, N»:iJ os, Oi-'ON, Swansos. I’ikhwn Second Row—Lwhoi.vi . Gti»TAr os, Titvkaos. Wauan, Anokimon. Nkiaon Holton Rote Ki iiiurc., Whatman, Swanxos, Nemos. Mi»« Lusin-rs. Carlaos, ElinifHt Twenty-Four