North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS George Faust President Edward O’Gara Vice-President Dorothy Green Secretary George Hedlund T teas nrer FIRST HONORS Mary Sackter January Valedictorian Jean Antlers an nary Salutatorian 21 • Out standing January Graduates

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ClXTEEN pupils comprised the first graduating class of North High school. This number almost tripled in the year of 1901 when 44 received diplomas. In 1911, 143; in 1921, 316; in 1931, 689 seniors were graduated. Graduations grew still larger until in 1935, 886 were graduated: 318 in the January, and 568 in the June class.

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January Honor Students Stickler, Mary Antic! ., Jean Miller. Ixirraine Mcngelkoch. Grace Granite, Lorraine Kruger, Lilith Leach. Roberta Sicgler, Ethel Bearmon. Samuel Carlson. I can Johnson.June Molomot, Oscar Gess. I-cah Snyder, Shirley Houchin, Wilbert Segal, Ethel Carlson, Alpha Greenough. Grace Blmilnian, Faye Goldman, Hailey Lapp, Mildred January Honorable Mention Brooks, Virginia Idelkopr. Shirley Shepard, Marion Larson, Doris O'Gara, Edward I fcdlund. George Chaffee, Christina Johnson, Charles Trutnau. Ruth Green, Dorothy Healy, Irene Hadiner, Ruth Greenberg, Sarah Grossman, Dorothy Quist, Lorraine Murtingcr, Mary Ann Krenzen. Fanny Prell. Eleanor Moling, Irene Gordon, Sewell Hinitz. Frances Stromquist, Frank Schlessinger. Harriet Nyholm, Wesley I lunezak. Elizabeth Abromovitz. Mathew Steinberg. Rose Jarvis, George Haiti). Theodore HofTman. Margaret Kivovitch. Charlotte St. Marie, Cecil Faust. George McVeigh, Dorothy Abramson. Ixonard Larson. Stig RORKR1 ABRAHAM Class Election Commit-tee. ’34. LORRAINE ANDERSON Silver Triangle, 32: Blue Triangle, ‘33. '34; Monitor. '33; A Cape I la Choir. '32. 33; Glee Club. ‘33. 34. ALICE HAARDSGAARD Baseball, '32. SAMUEL BEARMON Mcnorah, ’33, '34; President. ’34; Polaris Stall. '33, S|x»rts Editor, ’34; Glee Club. ’32. ’33; A Ca|iclla Choir, ’33; N ; Track. ’32. ’33; Football. ’32. '33. '34: Honor Student. LEONARD ABRAMSON Dcutschcr Verein. ’33; Science Club, '33; Mcnorah, '33. '34; Membership Chairman, '34; Boxing. 33. SYLVIA ANDERSON Silver Triangle. '32; Blue Triangle. ’33. '34; Cabinet. 34; Jeanne d'Arc, ‘33; A Capclla Choir. •32. '33. '34; Hiawatha.'' 33; Tennis '33. RUTH HADINER Monitor. '32; Merry Com%:crciali ts, ’33. 34; La Tertulia, ’32, 33. President, ‘34; Kadimah. 32. ‘33, President ‘34; Baccalaureate Committee. '34. S I EVE BEDNARCZYK Latin Club. ’33. 34; Boxing, ’33. '34: Football. ’33. ’34. MATHEW ABROMOVITZ Class Social Committee. ’34. JEAN ANTLETZ Silver Triangle. '32: Blue Triangle. '33; Cabinet '33. '34; Jeanne d'Arc. '32. 33; (-lass Social Chairman; Class Play; “Hiawatlw. '33: Desert Song. '34; Tennis. '33; Salutatortan. JANF.BAF.HR THEODORA HEISSEL Blue Triangle. '34: Lunch Room Aid. '34. BERNICE ANDERSON Iduna Club. '33. '34; Blue Triangle, 33, '34. FLORENCE ARIAN Viking Club. '32. '33, '34; Social Chairman. 33; Bank Cashier . 33. THEODORE BALTO (’la» Picture Committee, '34; A Capclla Choir. ’32. URBAN HENEW1CZ Hi-Y. '33: Boxing, '33. ’34; Football. '33. ’34; Track. '33. HPHE 1935 Annual Staff felt that you would be more interested in learning what your occupation would l c ten years from now, than in knowing how sweetly you smile or how nicely your hair curls. For that reason, we are running a class prophecy instead of personals. We hope you like it. Into 1945; Hob is electioneering for the presidential campaign. Because of Leonard's love for collecting coins, he is a street car conductor. Mathew has planned a reunion of the January 35 class. Bunnie is secretary for the National Hankers. Gordy is teaching a polar hear cub to play chopsticks. Sis Anderson is a Cecilian singer. Sylvia acts in New York. Jean is a famous dramatist. Flossy is a book critic. June is deciding whether to teach French or get married. A1 has her own baseball team. Utie Hadiner is the president of the Council of Jewish Women. Jane is a movie critic. Teddy is employed on a radio program. Dotty has made her debut as the second Marilyn Miller. Sam is what he wanted to be—a great man. Steve has accomplished his ambition as a mortician. Thco is the national Bridge champion. Urban plays with the Chicago Hears. Honey is happy in her newspaper work with the New York Sun. Hendry, Muriel Cervin, Melba Hatton. Marion Poison, Mary Lindstrom. Mary Jane Weidner, Merle Tenen, Max Bercovitz, Anita Iverson, Irvin Saunders, Raymond Lainc. Edith Marker, Irving Rosenthal. Rose GORDON ANDERSON Primus Hi-Y. '34; Vice President, 34; Park Board. '34; Science Club. '33, ’34; Polaris Salesman. '32: Boxing, '32. ’33, ’34; Glee Club. ’34; Desert Song. 34. JUNE ARNOLD Silver Triangle, '32; Blue Triangle, ’33. 34; Jeanne d'Arc. ’33. '34; Bicycling. ’34; Tennis, '33; Skating, '33. IH)KIS BA RTHOLEMAEI Bicycling. '33. ANITA BERCOVITZ Jeanne d'Arc. '33. '34; Polaris Stall. '33; Fourth Page Editor. 34; Orchestra, '33. '34; Honorable Mention. • St