North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top Row (.AIIMI.X, Raikin, l.|VUV»KY Rottom Row-Sciu tn:, Makcoli , Mb. Jr.x»Ktf, MiDouau., I.ait u THE CIVIC FORUM was organized to prepare il members for good citizenship. Many trips to various plants and institutions were made for the purpose of acquainting the students with the different phases of civic and social interest. Discussion of school life at the meetings helps to promote a “Greater North” spirit. THE POETS' CLUB has made a diligent study of both classic British and modern poetry and worked for better form in their own poetry. Besides its serious study, the club has indulged in literary stunts. Members have contributed to the Polaris Weekly, and worked for acknowledgment in other publications. Top Ron— Bttvttur, Khicdunuct. Whitman. Khuiman. Bkooka, Moxli-.y MMU Som -Bacau, Nu-aon, G«umu. Strata , Ki »h. Kahn, Ohm an Rnttom Rvu -Cmoaaman, Waknit . Mi»» Joms. Minii . S1iAi.11.rr. Herman Ttctuty-Fivr

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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

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Top Row—Heni rick on, l)ir» i.hm, Lv.xo, Pmatos, Whitman Middle Rote—P » tos, Mi» Jut, Ml . Brahe. , Milt Mo»k», Ml Wmuirn, M IN tit Bottom Roto—BcacLtND, Otnauv . Hawk, Ciu., Cu.cue, Smrjux. Santee BLUE TRIANGLE, a club for junior and senior girls, was founded for the purpose of creating and strengthening the Christian ideals of honor, health, service, and scholarship. Poetry was chosen for the club’s theme this year. The main social events were an annual Girl Reserve banquet and a mothers’-daughters’ tea. SILVER TRIANGLE has for an aim “to give and to find the best. 'Ibis group of Christian sophomore girls assemble at the Northside Y. W. C. A. for devotional and social meetings each Wednesday. The theme for the past year has been “The Road to Freedom.” Top Rote- -Amkuok, Lino. Karunc. Sun.cn Middle Roto—Mtt Clamee. Mi Lawrenc . Bounce, Mia Braoen, Mim Tiiormc Bottom Rot- Ro.iitc, Irwin, Haiet. Bih.h Twenty-Six