North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Gail Freeman A merry btart it the best company. Elizabeth Galanter Commercial Club. '28: Dramatic Club. '29. If all the world Were a stage. ahe'd be the leading lady. Harvey Galbraith Whatever it worth doing ur all. it worth doing well. ISADORE GANDEL Park Board. 28. ’29; Business Manager. '28. ’29; Clara Picture Committee liadort looks as though he’s tad. but he't not; he't always glad. Sophie gershovitz Spanish Club. ’27. '28: Commercial Club. '28: Bank Cashier. 29: Personal Committee; Honor Student. She's a quiet girl, but the thinet in her classroom. Sidney Gillman Football. '27. '28. '29. N : All City Captain. '29: Basketball. '27. '28. M : All City: Baseball. ’29. N ; Menorah. '27. ’28: Spanish Club. '27: Student Council. 29. The pigskin and Sid are bosom pals—it it any wonder they harmonize to wtllf” Melba Giroux Park Board. ‘28: Polaris Salesman. ’28: Bank Cashier. ‘27: Silver Triangle, ‘27; Commercial Club. ’28; Jeanne d'Arc. '29. French and vivacious—what a combination Mildred Goldberg They who from study flee live long and merrily. Sam Goldberg Deutsche Verein. '28. '29: Honorable Mention. A diligent student, a fine fellow, and a true friend. Rose Goltzman Jeanne d'Arc. ‘29; Commercial Club. '28. '29. She it a young lady, as good at gold: the is never shy. nor it the bold. Sam Gordon '7 came: I saw: I went back! Anna gorenbein Commercial Club. '28. '29: Spanish Club. '28. '29. Oht Why do they confine me hteef Twenty-Six

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Elna Egnell Silver Triangle. 27: Blue Triangle. '28. '29: Joan of Ai Contata. 27. Pretty to walk with. Witty to talk with, Good to look upon, too. Berkley Ertl Football, '27. '28. '29: Track. '28. 29: Apparatus '27. 28. ’29. N ; Swimming. '29: Hi-Y. '28 Bank Cathicr. ’28; First Aid. '28: Senior Orchestra. '29: Band. ‘27: Orchestra. '28. S'ature hat written on hit brow. ’ gentleman’. Fern Fairbanks A rare work of nature—a black maidenhair Fern. June Farsht G A. A.. '28. '29. Vice-Pres.. '29: Volleyball. ’27. '28. '29: Baseball. '28. '29: Kadimah. '29 In alhletitt. the doth exetl. IRVING FEINBERG La Tertulia. '26: Dramatic Club. '29. His dancing makes his fellow-men em'iout Lawrence Ferrian Blushing is the true color of cirtue. Harriet Figen Deutsche Verein. '27; Kadimah. '27. '28: Civic Forum. '28. '29: Commercial Club. '28. Iler winning smile hat made her dear, To all her clattmatet far and near. Meyer Fingerman Menorah. '27. '28. '29. Sec. '29; Park Board. ’27. '28. '29: Track. '27; Orchestra. '27. '28. '29: Polaris Salesman. '27; A Capella Choir. '28. Where there’s a will there’s a way. He hat the will, he hat the way. Dorothy Fink Bank Cashier. '28: Commercial Club. '28. '29: Polaris Start. '29: Jeanne d'Are. '28. '29: Civic Forum. '29: Service Club. '29. How nimble are her fingers and how happy her smite! Donald Fisher Viking Club. '27. There’s nothing Scotch about me: I spend a few moments rjou and then. Edwin Foliz It doesn't matter how long you lice, but how you life it.’’ Margaret Fornberg Commercial Club '28: Phyllis Wheatley. '29. If it’s a tender smile and a tweet ’hello'—that’s Margaret. Twenty-Fife

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Eleanor Gorton Silver Triangle. '27: Blue Triangle. ‘28: A Capella Choir. ‘27: Glee Club. '28, 29: Sweethearts” Opera: Joan of Ate Camara. -2 7. Sweet personality, full of Fraida Greenberg Kadimah. '27. ‘28. ’29: Jeanne d’Are. ‘28. ‘29: Civic Forum. ‘28, 29: Bank Carhier. ‘27; Park Board. ‘28: Service Club, '29: Po-larii Salesman, '27: Personal Committee. She never teemt to have dull cares. Yet she works hard on school affairs. Marion Gross Commercial Club. ’28: La Tertulia, •28. ‘29: G. A. A.. 27: Volley ball. 27: Basketball. ’28: Batebal , 28: Honorable Mention. Can a Gross contain a bushel of pep? Morion it a Grots: the does. Raley Gross Kadimah. 28. '29: Bank Cashier. '27; Commercial Club. '27. A charming lots with a sweet disposition. Bertha Grossman Dramatic Club. ’27. ‘28: Kadimah, '28. '29: Civic Forum. '28: Jeanne d'Arc. ‘28. 29: Polaris Weekly Staff. ‘28. ‘29: Ink Spots. '28 •29: G. A. A.. '27. ‘28. ‘29. N”: Class Social Committee: Honor Student. Charm, personality, and Grace, that't Bertha. Jessie Grossman Latin Club. ’28: Poets' Club. ‘28. '29. Things are never dead with Jessie around.' ’ Leonard Gruenberg Tennis. '28. '29. N : Polaris. '28. '29: Menorah. 28. '29: Civic Forum. '28. '29: Ink Spots. ’28. '29: Senior Clothes Committee: Delegate to National Press Convention. No one has to speak for him: he speaks for himself. Wii.lard Gumbrill The pen it mightiee than the sword: Willard's pen proves this theory. ANTHONY GURBON He keeps his thoughts to himself. Bernice Gustafson Iduna Club, '27, ‘28: A Capella Choir. '29: Commercial Club. 27. Her purpose it noble—the serces her friends. Marie Gustke Silver Triangle. ’27. For her tact alone, the would make a good diplomat anywhere. NATHAN GUTTMAN Polaris Staff. ’28. ’29. Student Adviser; All City Press Club. ’29: National Scholastic Press Association delegate. Minneapolis High School Press Association delegate: Bank Cashier. '28. 29: Chairman Class Pin and Ring Committee: Honor Student. Speaker at Commencement. Efficiency of the highett order, combined with a smite of good fellowship: what more can one atk in a friend? Twenty-Seven