North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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ROSTER Friendliness and tolerance with native dignity Were at their best in Mr. Gates. No student ever forgot His helpful interest and ready smile. His influence linge In the halls of North and in the forums of the earth, for His pupils take with them knowledge of a great man.

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Making home a lovely place to live in. MRS. HELEN FRICK Switchboard clerk MRS. MABEL MILLER Requisition clerk MRS. ALICE PRATT Credit clerk MISS MARGARET RITTEN Attendance clerk MRS. MARGARET WOODYARD Chief clerk JOSEPH DE MARSH Engineer Every graduating senior likes to recall in future years, how big, or how outstanding his class was. This year, the graduates can boast more than any previous class, for 1930 shows the most teachers, the largest school enrollment, and the second largest June graduating class of North High’s history. Within the portals of North High are 104 teachers, five clerks, and 3115 students. New students totaling 1093 entered in September; 367 were graduated in January, and 565 in June. One of the first activities was an open house held for the parents and teachers. In November a Mothers’ Tea was given. Then came the excitement of B Senior elections followed by the thrill of the Senior Carnival, Polar Nite. Next came A Senior day which was climaxed by a banquet and dance. Preparations for the January commencement began, and on January 27, students were graduated from North High. Blue caps and gowns were selected by both graduating classes. In January the oratorio Creation was presented by a chorus consisting of the choir, glee club and oratorio combined. Another open house was held in February. On April 0, the glee club presented an operetta, The Golden Trail. Again preparations for A Senior entertainments were underway. The climax to parties and entertainments came on June 16 when received their diplomas.

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