North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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RUTH NORSTROM Rated best Jl-around student by her class CHARLES LOKSCH Class President BERDELLE WINGER Salutatorian JACOB MILLER Class Treasurer ARTHUR FELSENBF.RG Class Vice-President WILLIAM SCHABI.E Art Editor VIRGINIA MacNABB Hlue Triangle President HENRY SEGAL Fall Managing Editor of Polaris Weekly KATHRYN HUTCHINS Class Secretary January Northern Lights THK above students have been selected as the nine outstanding students of the January class. The first seven were chosen by their classmates as candidates for the North American Bank Prize. Through participation in extra curricular activities and as feminine lead in the class play, Ruth Norstrom displayed her ability as a leader. At the all-senior party Ruth was chosen “Village Queen.' Students of the January class recognized Charles Loesch as an outstanding character and elected him to lead their class. He was also very active in sports. Besides rating as second highest in her class, Bcr-dcllc Winger was very active in extra curricular activities. She was also editor of the “Guiding Star,” North's handbook. Jacob Miller was president cf Student Council anti treasurer of his class. He also participated in sports and the class play. Arthur Felsenberg, vice president of his class, was active in Menorah, Peace Club, and Deutscher Vcrein. William Sellable was art editor of the Annual as well as a class play lead. Virginia MacNabb was active in girls' sports and was president of Blue Triangle. Although Henry Segal and Kathryn Hutchins were not Bank Prize candidates, their positions as Fall Managing Editor anil Class secretary, resjiec-tively, make them also outstanding in the January class.