North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Frederick W. Gates, assistant principal and general boys’ adviser, aids in problems of study and conduct, suggests what subjects to take, and checks on Senior credits. His kindly guidance in all school affairs encourages many to continue in their efforts for an advanced education. Miss Theresa Mi hpiiv is the vocational counselor to whom pupils bring problems regarding finances, outside work, and future vocations. She gives aid to needy students and advises in matters concerning the relationship of school and home. Miss Theresa McClure ami Miss Sarah Stamm: have general supervision of the library. They arc aided by eight student assistants who are planning to become librarians. Twtlvt

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llol XTORTH HIGH SCHOOL has grown from small beginnings to the largest ■ senior high in the State of Minnesota. We have felt for many years that the unity of faculty spirit and the willingness to sacrifice personal ease and comfort for the good of the school has been a marked characteristic at North High. This spirit of personal sacrifice has been definitely noticeable in the student body. A significant evidence of the disposition to serve has been seen in the many clubs and organizations formed for the definite purpose of service. The motto of North High, adopted many years ago and translated from the Latin, is “By courage and not deceit.’’ It is the hope of the faculty that all the young people who go out into the world of responsibility this year really feel the desire to achieve in the spirit of the motto of this school. This will be indicated by the record they have left in the pages of this book. Those who have especially given their best effort that we all may enjoy and be inspired by this yearbook will get a satisfaction which will be ever an urge to go on to other and higher honors. We salute with due deference those of the graduating classes of January and June 1931. May the days at North High lie to you ever a memory of true happiness because you have done your best for school and self. W. W. Hobbs Principal F.ltvtn

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The Office Force is com posed of four full-time clerks, two part-time clerks, and eight student pages. From left to right arc: Mrs. Adelaide An- derson. attendance clerk; Mrs. Alice Pratt, credit clerk; Mrs. Margaret Simonson,chief clerk; Mabel Sand, requisition clerk. George A. Jensen is head of the school news department of the city, Reporters gather from every school information which he sends to the three daily newspapers. During the afternoon, Mr. Jensen conducts classes in economics at North. Mrs. Margaret IS. Zittle-jian, general adviser to girls, aids them in their personal problems and supervises study hall monitors, pages, and girl captains in the lunch room. Mrs. Zittleman also acts as adviser for the Polaris Weekly and Polaris Annual. Thirtttn