North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Robert Carlson Football, '29. ’30. He has three speeds—glow, slower, stop. Gertrude Cell Girls' Service Club. ’29. '80; Phyllis Wheatley, ‘28. '29; La Tertulla, '30; Civic Forum. '20: Personal Committee; Honor Students. “Oceans of pep, tcith a lough on even, icove. Vera Chapman Girls Service Club. '30; Polaris Weekly. 'St): Commercial Club, 'so. If eyes were, made for seeing. Then I 'era is her own excuse for being. Sammy Ciiodos Track. '28. '20: La Tertulla, '20; Polaris Salesman. ’28. Bit drawl is as famous as his cheerful grin. Edith Cl a sen Yellow Smocks. '29. ’30; Secretary. '29: Jeanne d’Arc, 20. '30. “The essence of feminine charm and dignitg. Rebecca Cohn Girls' Service Club, 28. 29; Phyllis Wheatley, '28. '29; Drama Club, '30; CM vie Forum, '29. '30; Deutsche Verein, '28, '29; Polaris Salesman. '28; Bank Cashier, '28. One. remember her for a serene smite, and a winning teat . Robert Cox 'Our future historian. Evelyn M. Dahl “Lire, laugh, and be merry. Mary L. Demuth I.atin Club. '28; Silver Trianffle. '28. “When there’s laughter in the air, . You can be sure that Mary's there. Dorothy Dryer The best wag to lengthen our dags. Is to steal a few hours from the night. Stanley Duff Glee Club. '29. 30; A Ca-pella Choir, '28. '29. '30; Sweethearts, '29; Prince of Pllsen,” 'so. Retiring but inspiring. Annie Ebin G. A. A„ '28; La Tertulla. '80; Commercial Club, '30. Life is such a joke. Freda Ebin G. A. A.. '28: Athletic Board of Control. 28. '29. 30; I .a Tertulla, '29; Glee Club. '28. '29: Bund. '29. '30; Park Board. '28, '29; Kadimali, 29, '30; Commercial Club. '30. Her dancing eye convey her cheerful spirit. Roland Kdberg Football. '29: Apparatus. '30; La Tertulla. '30; Band. '30. “Known among his fellow students as jolly, witty, wise, and otherwise. Twenty-Foot

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Sylvia Bombkrg Sincere, jolly, cute, and street. To know her is quite a treat. Armand Born The man worth while Is the man who can smile. Robert Braiikman Apparatus. ’28. ’20. X, •3(1. N : Ili-V. ’2»; First Aid, ’28. “.I darling of the pods and of the. girls. James Bratiioldt Track. ’29; A Capelin Choir. ’28. 29; Glee Club. ’si , ’so; Christoforus. 'SO; “l’rlnce of Pllscn, 'SO; l’olarls Weekly Staff. ‘30; Ticket Salesman, 29, 30. “He's a quiet man, but quite a man. Sarah Brick man Spanish (Huh. '28. '29; Civic Forum. '29. Laughing eyes and flashing smite. Charming ways and lots of style. Jeannette Brooks G. A. A.. ’29. “X ; Spanish Club. ’28. 2»; AH City Km-blem, '30; Commercial Club. ’SO; Board of Directors. The secret of my speed lies between my typewriter and me. Della Brown La Tertulla. ’28. '29: Civic Forum, ’29. “ 'Brown' hair and ‘Brown’ eyes arc quite distinctive.” Hyme Bcdd Bank Cashier, ’28: Polaris Salesman, ’29, '30: Polaris Staff. '30; Track. '30; Emblem, ’30: Polaris Silver Pin Award; Civic Forum. '30; C I a 8s Bine Committee: Drama Club. '30, Vice President; Class Play. A gentleman, and a ladies’ man. Arthur Burch Athletic Board of Control. '8fl; Polaris Weekly Staff. '29. ’30, Sports Editor. ’30; Polaris Gold Pin Award: Delegate to M. II. S. P. A.. '29. 30; Third Place State Sports Story Contest, '30; Civic Forum, '3«: Polar Telics. 30; Drama Club.'30; Senior Social Committee: Honorable Mention. IYe predict a startling future for this brilliant young man. Robert Bctii A pal worth cultivating.' Earl Cameron Swimming Team. '29. '30. N”: Bank Cashier. '28. '29. '3o; Secretary. '29: Hl-Y Club. ’30: Ticket Salesman. '29. '30; Drama Club. 30; Idtina Club '30; First Aid. 29. '30; Personal Committee; Sorgeant-at-Arms of Senior Class: Class Play. Bari has expert views and airs them volubly. Abner Carlson Class Play. 1 feel so silly! Nevertheless—. Carol Carlson G. A. A., '29; Silver Triangle, '28; Blue Triangle. '29. '30; Bank Cashier. '29. '30; Civic Forum, ‘30. To be appreciative and quiet is the height of her ambition. Marion Carlson B'ue Triangle, '29. 30: Iduna Club, Mo; Activities Committee; Honorable Mention. A mixture of sunshine, intelligence, and sincerity.” Twenty-Thrt

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Donald Eggen Football. 29; HI V. '29. “Donald is a welcome addition to a»i group. Elsie Exolund “The teacher's jog a girl who always has her lessons. Howard Englund Park noaril, ’28. ’29. '30. Vice President. ’29. President. '30; Student Council. '30: Choir, '28. '30; Drama Club. '30; Deutsche Vcrein, '29, '30; National High School Chorus. And I sometimes have asked, 'Shall toe ever be all through.' ” David Eolkix Orchestra, 28. '29, '30; Band. ’20. 30; Park Board, '28, '29. '30; Science Club. '29. '30. “David's briefcase, is his badge of wisdom. Ruth Khdmax Park Board. 29; Iduna. '30: Blue Triangle, '29. '80; Commercial Club. '30. “A bit of modest; , sicect-ness. and optimism, all rolled tip in one. Esther Kttklmax La Tertulia. '28. '29; Civic Forum. '28. '29: Drama Club. '30; Glee Club. '29; Polaris Salesman. '28; Bank Cashier, '28. She looks her wag into your heart. Alfred Falk Torch Club. '27; Apparatus Team. '27. ’28. '29, N ; Glee Club; Prince of Pil sen ; Choir; Student Coach of Apparatus. “And we produce yet an other Beau Brummel. Albert Fisher Hi-V. '29: Drama Club. '30: Drama Play. 'SO; Class Play. “Handsome is as handsome does. Audrey Fjelde G. A. A.. '28. ’29. '30; All-City Emblem, '30: Girls' Sports Editor. Annual. '80; Polnrls Weekly, '30; State Press Convention; Gold Pin Award; Girls’ Service Club. '29, '30; Gold Pin Award, ’3o; Phyllis Wheatley. '2: . '30: Latin Club. '28. '29. '30; Silver Triangle, '28; Cabinet; Drama Club. 30: Drama Play — Grandma Pulls the String : Blue Triangle. '29. 80; Class Treasurer; Commencement Speaker; Honor Student. “A versatile and witty lass. Very popular among her class. Harriet Ford French Club. ’29. ’30: Blue Triangle. 29. ’3o: A Capelin Choir, '28. '29. '30; Lost Found. '30; Honorable Mention. “In making the weeper laugh, and the laugher weep, she shows her skill. Donald Fraxk Track. '28: Hi-V. '30; Class Play Advertising Committee. “Immaculate, pleasant, and a real friend. Edwin Friend .-1 friend in need is a friend indeed, But Ed is always a ‘Friend.’ ” Ruth Gallagher “Her ready wit and general smile keep friends around her all the while. Frank Gallob He puts others first himself last” Twenty-Five