North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1939 volume:

(V K f iLwdb $± yz lxk ' oM' : ?pk Wf yyuuvc cUbut, ToJJu Polatis 'The Annual Publication ofi the Seniot Glasses ofi Motth 4]iyh School Minneapolist Minnesota t olume 30 1939 Table ofi Contents •Q dm in i teat i on ?2o tet oft Student Student 4Ictiritie (Jill ’ -TitA etic Soy -IIthletic ‘Peat School, S suppose that you wondeted urhat on eatth use wete doing to you when we began to enlarge you again, besides completing that latge {yield whete the boys played football last i«H. U e e ptoud o{ you ando{ yout ytowth. That's why we'te dedicating this book to yout{utute- to the Things To Some sceneofifitstMott i desses “Th e A ottA A igA ScA ool The, 19 4 Sef ote and -Qfitet Dt did not take a catastrophe to start the present series ofi improvement at A orth. our use forecast Thing To Gome! O'ut Present HuiIdiny lnS tAe jy ? vs c 1937-1938 Waldo W. Hobbs; Albert Bank; Lynn Thompson; Mr. Jacobson, W.P.A. Administrator; and John D. Bleecker John D. Bleecker, Master of Ceremonies mm mm m Albert Bank, Principal; Valdo K. Hobbs; Lynn Thompson; Mr. Jacobson; John C. Bleecker ■ ■@dm in i5 ttation ALB8RT BANK, ct� oi HISS VIOLA MARTI Boon of Oirlt ALBERT 9CFUI.TZ Jm of toy HISS JESSIE ABBOTT tm lttk MISS HARRIET APEl flit , «•� � T. W. RRECIHEIHER toot Ihop LEWIS BURNETT Pkytlcol IS-iC t i c« ROBERT CRAWFORD MISS ALICE DAVIDSON He Sfit ifj.il 18 MRS. STELLA ADAMS MISS MARGARET ANDREWS Of tct fra a(� f MISS HARRIET AUSTIN I. I. littory 0. B. BAKKE Matkt unci JOSEPH BROM MRS. ETHELTN BROS ifi MISS MILLRED CLARKE J. CLIVE CLEARY Xasic MISS MARY CREGLOW Holo fy KISS ETHEL CRITTENDEN PERLKY DAVIS CtHiilf) MISS L. ELEEN DENNING Pkytieol fdacatioa HISS JEAN DRUM Holoty KISS HELEN P.AYRS root KISS E. PAULINE FABSETM lorn MISS FLORENCE FELT I. 3. liltory HISS ELIZAPETh FOSS to tony KISS MAPI COULD fnu� i4:io� aI It lotion, I.I. littery KPS. ESTHER C. HALL HRS. LUCY BDQl’IST Civic HCKER FETZER Itekanieol Iraulnf HOPPLE FRIEDMAN lorld littery HISS AGNES GLASOF. Infill HAROLD GREGORY t H t HISS MABEL HART ■TotAsaatic 19 MISS MINNIE HANSON Inglltk I MISS GLAMS lfOPFS tnfUak MISS ESThEP BAVBSON thy Meal livcation MISS SEVEREXA HOLKREfiG Strnograf y, Typing JESSE HUSTON thyaici, Biology G FORCE JFNSFN Sociology, teonoaict MARTIN KFNNEtT JltUilC BlrtCtOC MISS MATHILIA KREFTIVG tot any 20 KISS IRENE HOLMBERG Biology MISS MATHI IDE HOLTZ MISS CAROLINE BORSCH |R(li t JOPN JACOBI jf«c aatc«l Braving,Bothnia!I MRS. MAPI JAMES Boodi MISS EtlTB JONES tngHth EDGAR KAST Sttnograpky. Typing NALTER KLAirSLER into Step MISS HERMINF ICONIC Otrman ARTHUR LAVDRY IngUlk, Ha 11 CARL LARSON Coach MISS HYRTLR LARSON Stitof'etiy. typing MISS ALICE LAWRENCE In litk MISS MACELINE LONG MISS MAPIE UJNrEEN Jwtilth MYRON LESLIE (illmtlci ARTHUR LINWAN lorld flltOry, Cilia WILLIAM MAMPSVILLE low. C. 3. tut or, Mrss FRANCES MARTIN i«JU MRS. ELSIE MATSON torli littery MISS JUNE MC LAIR!) MISS MARY MOSES Ci c« MISS THERESA MURPHY Count lor MISS ACHES LERSCHEH J« nofratty, TyPinf MRS. CELLA LINISTEN Xn lit . Btbeti MISS HARRIET MACIGAN (alUttilci MRS. F. MAE HARI1N fiii tin frock r MISS ETHEL MOBROTEH 4« i� r«ot Kkrarion MISS CLARA NELSON X ova HISS LILLIAN NIKON frtnek HISS ELVA NTGAARC tyfiint HRS. Ea'LAfi PIERCE HISS HART PUTNAM Oiifiirj ORIN PINO ALT Back w« SkOf HISS VELMA SECIF Mflilt 2 f HRS. ALRRRTA NOBLE inglitk HISS ROTH NORHANN HEIVIN OLSEN Cl OiCt SAMVEL PERRIN Biology GEORGE POLLARD jookk«� «r HRS. HART POWELL Inf H Jk MISS FSTHFP GVELLO Sociology MISS FREtA RAICH inglisk HISS EII2ABFTB ROBINSON Halo cy JOHN SANTEE fkyaica MTSS MAZIE SHANNON ftf( jk MRS. GERTRUDE SHEPHARD inglitk HISS LAURA SHERMAN !«(� � � MISS EMMA SIEHl Clotting CHARLES 31 APT rhytiea KENNETH SPADLIING HORACE STREET � 3Ul«0HCI MISS AGNES SNENNFS tntarior Dieorat in MISS JANE THICKINS HTSS BERTHA TBOPPE tngllak EWARC NFSTMAN Bookktaplnf MISS BESSIE VHITTIBR I. J. littery MRS. FRANCES CLAUSSBN i.nek tooa Kanaft. ;os «'cln Cooking MISS RUTH SIMS typing LtOYE 8TOHIL irchiI elurol Braving ROY TENNEY Katie MISS MARY WALKUP librarian MRS. MARGARET ZITTLEMAN Inglitk MRS. MARY SHERIDAN I. S. listory H. ¥. RANKS iptUai Kutie MRS. DBLPHINE WEDUM i rt 2? MRS. MAP FI. MILLER fifkfi4t on Clifl MRS. HFLFN FRICK Jbltr� 00rd Bltrk MRP. ALICE PR AH CrtUt eltrk MRS. MARGARF1 WOEYASC C it eltrk MRS. MARGARFT CAVIS J t Undone r JOSEPH t«MARSR TaacAeti ’ ■Qutoyta.pki 24 ■i CLIFFORD CHEWY President WILEY CD NO YEP F ice-president Pol aria Hor.or ward; LOIS B PNES. Minneapolis Star wart; JObKSOM. Minneapolis Business College word; YEB JOHNSON and ROBEFT American Legion word; AL'CFEY DUGGAN, Science and D. .R. van- JUNE SIMONSON Secretory JFPOME LIWANDY Treasurer ROBERT C RMODY Scr cant-at- r s LOUISE HEPCt' fasco t •3S OLAP NAQ...lots of fun and fond of sports, he alto takes pictures of all sorts...apparatus CALE ALUM..date thinks radio cork Is fins, success should be his ulth his great mind..radio club MART LEE ALTLAND ..the future generation util be under morn’s supervision because a kindergarten teacher Is her ambltton .. deulsche verein, blue triangle DALE ANDERSON...a lover of sports Is dale, but his f avertta sport Is shooting quail TED BAECOCX... ted Is liked by many a folk, for he can give and tafee a Joke WALTER EAIES .. callle makes friends vlth everyone . since he Is full of Joy and fun JEAN BALAND. Alcays smiling andcheer-ful tear, knous hou to play thapiano keen..commercial club URBAN 8ANAS.. happy go lucky, merry and free, chat worries you. corrtas not me., football, track CNAPLOTTE BANK..the cute.little nlss hae a noble atm. to be a social corker and gain fame. .kadlaah.coawercial club LOIS BARNES.. tiny and trim she bill be a nurse clth great ability . . Conors club, student council, national honorary society FACET BEEFS.. “pacCutth Intelligence util name a study of chemistry as his alm..r.cncrab EARL BENSON . .all the baseball fane util be glad lotto thelrhatsat thla tamus lad Q.AITS ANDERSON.. an orderly housed fe gladys util be, she’ll uork in her kitchen ulth oceans of glee HARRY ANDERSON, .palsey harry anderson he's arokdy foo.lhe friend of everybody, a tree climber too XALTEP ASCEPSOS..suede collects guns and goes camping.cause he thinks city life quite cranptnf..hi-y APCPiF ASUMA..09 quarterback on our football team.archie is held In great esteem tyanuaty 939 Qanuaty 939 GERALEINE BERG..tarrya cheerful and Jolly smile Is that nates life korth khtlm..oratorio LEONARD BERGEN..dashtnt. sr.aopy, allays (an. a handsoae rorooktlh a carefree lay VARREN BERGEN..a tad kith a smile. Is a ladkorth khtle..apparatus,svlnrine football MAE BFRGGREN..In(o business mac kill to, khcrc she'll never have a foe... coraserclal club, oratorio DOROTHY BERIME..If dot's ambition Is attained, a secretarial Job she kill hove obtained..commercial club SOL Bmom7..sol's tin ishls hobby, he thinks she's nobby, .botlnf, MAYO BESKK. ..my r.lrth and toad humor Is or � v pouch: ny tolfsticks, — lordship, no monarch can touch dllLlAH BLAlSLHL...neat he Is and handsome too. both sports and fun he did pursue EVELYNE fcWOMGRFN... .her merry laum and lays so surny, are khat eake her such a mhoney .. silver trlsngle.Mue triangle, oratorio JEAN BETTINGER... office tort Is her selection; therefore, her future Is in that direct I on...commercial club, blue triangle, silver triangle JERRY BLOOM.. pharmacist' kill behls name; but svanky suits us Just (he same PtW BLOOMGREN..rulh enjoys ekattni, readlnt. and hlklrf; In fact, feu thints aren't to her llklni..seton by. silver triangle, blue triangle ELfcOOE EOEHLKE . . this lod has hit friends all klshlnt to co kith hit hunting ar.d ft shine.. gerrsen club.Btu dent council, choir, track HENRY B0GUCX1..a friendly hand heal-Lays lends; thts is khy he has so nan friends..hi-y, choir, football DORIS B0LMGFIN..tM« girl, kho like very much to hum. a kindergarten tea cher kill bccone. NOPHA EOLSSAE..nonio's personality Is full of rascality, .silver triangle blue triangle, oratorio, glee club, viking club, national honary society 7 CHARLOTTE PP MW..bubbling over b (t � vitality Is ‘■char and in life she kill to far. GRFICHEN hPU.. cute and happy: boy. la she snappyl..silver triangle, blue triangle,coop chnimnn.servicechair-nan, polaristalesmen. ccsluxe ccmi t-tee. GLDP1A EPOCHIN-•« a hobby tlorla stags: aba plans to perform before treat kings, .kedineh vice president, cultural cbairnan, girl scouts, french club. BITTY BP0DlK..U«r crowning glory Is her hatr; her kitty personality Is very rare, .silver trlenele. POeERl BROCY-•the flashy, handsome hero of north showed courage and ski 11 as heccme forth.football, baseball, basketball. JrWFTTF PPOOYT’-Pootry she krltes. and the piano she plays: a 'stenographer she'll be. one of these days. gernan club, cowserclal club. POEFPT BPOST -tall, handsome, and blond, of him hts classmates are fond. LdS BPOSTROM. Jn the future lotsplans to be a secretory of the highest degree. BETTY BUELL ..betty's atkln. and her tuln Isa brother, the boys come to see f her Instead of the other. BISSIE HIHEKW ..t«a |lrt, wlt MlU serene and eyos of blue, picks singing os uhat she likes beet to do. HERLYN B1WL. .north's proud to hove had this Jolty, likeable red-haired lad.. hl-v. football, basketball.apparatus. JERRY BURNETT ..Jerry, i holnto business util go. for a pas it me sleeps, and goes to a shou..Spanish club. VANCF BURNHAM .. vonny• likes tn read books of htstory, but uhy, tous. Is a great mystery..hi-y, band. MARY ELLER BURNELL.. this pleasing gal has eyes deep broun;ku've never never seen her frokn. HARRIFT CWLMm.. this girl vho Is so dark and toll Is a good friend of us all..conr.erciel club, phylllnvheatly, bulletin board cowtittee. fCNAPC CAMERON ..this lod, vho into printing kill go, on a hart tone horn hnoks hou to blOk..bsnd, basketball. tyanuaty 1939 MARJORIF CP0KEP.. |t« te9M8oMi ely maid:f roe our memory she'l I never fade. silver triangle, blue triangle, blue triangle cabinet, appliedsusic. tennis. volley ball. VIOLA CAVIS.. vivacious and full of fun ol Iff such a 'hon I silver triangle, blue triangle, student council, bank cashier, polnris • eleswan. senior song cornitlcc chsi man, glee clvb, volley-boll. STFVE KHOWZ..the curly-haired editor of our staff Isalitays ready for a laugh. park board, bulletin boardcor-wittee. editor-in-chief polarinweekly. poleris annual, wiltlllth crev. national honor society. KFNNETO DOPPF..on the football field he ims on fils (uard but his passes hit the ladles hard..football. MCPPl njGGAM.Jduggte'knokSkhotshe wonts to be. the druggist In aphornacy. otudent council, dialr an social committee, honor-ociety, secretary g.a.a COPINNF KASTLUNt..popular, peppy, and pretty, too; ueall love her so. dnnk you..silver triangle, blue triangle. RJTli W3F?Oll..rulh has a snapshot collection and tsour idea of perfection..bonk cashier SHIPLEY DiPIGHT..stenography is the path she'll take and urlte dictation kithout a mistake., commercial. CARL m XSO}i..hlB leisure hours carl spends done inf and skimming kith his friends. EVELYN FRlCXSON..ei Is the Hr I for us all she's popular.pretty.and snail silver triangle, blue triangle.cheer leader, g.a.a. PAUL FSTRIN..M fishing Paul has sue ability, but ventrlloQuIen Is hts special ty. HELEN ?teimt..full of pep and kit and fun she te liked by everyone.. ccwnercial club, silver blue triangle. triengl CAROL FE eNlWC-.carol alkaye liked a chance to kork out putties and dance. JULIF FICLIN. Julio'ssloklnf smiling kays sake up many sunny days. EUGENE ECFLUNt .an active member of hi-y. for him the girls do aliayn sigh. TLfASOP fl.mPG.Jn eleanorevening's a novel 's a lark; lokork for her dad Is her vocational mark. RALPH F!NE..t a idsow rolph Ploys In the band, and by all Is thoutht to be {rand..band, menorah. IRVING riSPEEIN.-tolok and play pool ts vhat Irv llltes todo and very soon he kit 11 {o to the ■u .leenorah. PAUL rrwm..paul the treat, paul the {rand. one of the ft nest tn the land.. RUTH FlATI..mystery novels are vhat •rvthle0 likes best, and these she reads vlth vigor and lest., connercisi club, kadiaah. ANDRE FOLK?..thoufh basketball Is his favorite {one. to be a bank accountant Is his aim. blfiimt P0L72..trve beauty today Is very rare, but Xtnf certainly has her share. OLJVl P0S7W..'oil Wilkes to see a play.at any tine or or. any day. MARJORIE FOUNTAIN.. ar|t« thinks that she till aspire to Journalism— her real desire., blue triangle. MURIEL rR ASHER. • .sortel la alvays alive and (ay. In her our, swot an ctianalng uyr. blue triangle, silver triangle, french club, student con-COPOTHYMAF GAttm. J t has peppy. fun loving vays brightening many (looey days..silver triangle, blue triangle, serclal club. imi GMltl. she vine odxl ration fron t us all; she ts beautiful, dark, and j tall, .petesuf., kediirah, polaris, con-j nerciel club. HFPBFR? CARPER..Herbert plans to pursue a Journalism course at the 0 FREE CARET ..at playlnt cards, fred deserves praise for the subtle Rklll he then displays. POLAHl GAPPin..as a boy vho likes most Sports, b c pick him above all sorts. ROEEP'T GAT7KE.. to learn the secrets of radio making, vtll babob's treat undertaking, .science club, choir,oratorio, glee club. JFRCMF GITTLEMAN..0 likeable, hand-coecladkcs he. vho shoved In sports (real abtlIty..spenlah club ootball. baaketball. Sj BENJAMIN GJFNVIQt..hon«al Is he and considerate too: partial to none, hla foul is are fey. JEANF GLOmG ..laughing aays and flashing smlle—jean Is a girl ulth lots of style. JUNE GLOSSER..roller stating Is a fine recreation but she vould like typing for her vocation. SYLVIA GOLZ..sophisticated and tell dressed Is she; an excellent model sylvla kill I be., comer cltl club. ALVIN GOLDSTEIN, .a toodpublIc speaker is he. and Jolly as ue all can see. MILTON GOODMAN.. dancing, reading, and chess, are that •milt likes to do best..apparatus. ROSE GR0LL..O happy girl vlth acharm-ine smile, that keeps me happy all the kMle..comerclal,kedimeh, g.n.a. CURTIS GPtOSl..this Jolly felloyhasan ambition, tofullfll a radio position. JFAS GOLDBERG..she vould like to be a college gal; she'll have many a fond and likeable pal..kadinab, commercial club. JERRY GOODMAN, .ml tty, peppy, loode of fun—many basketball games he yon.. basketball. HARRIET GORtQ ..she's certainly pleasant and full of cheer; a peach of a girl vbo's alkays stncere. JOHN GRAf..Johnnie Is carefree and full of fun, ye all like him for our chum., football nanager, basketball. ROBERT GRUMAN..a capable and likeable scholar uos he; perhaps o future de-mosthenes he'll be..choir, owlming. DOROTHY 32271..ready for fun and cute and small. gut Is the gal for us all. .Spanish club, bank cashier, glee club, touch football, badalnton, basketball, volley ball, deck tennis, g.a.a ELAINE HANOLD . shoys.skating.dancing and teas are elalne's activities, .blue triangle, coranerctalclub, natureclub seton hi, polarls aaleaaan, gleeclub, tennis. ANNA HANSEN..'tubby’has apoetry collection yhlch she has chosen kf th careful selection..commercial club, Spanish club, seton hi. GLORIA HAHSW..tMi pippy trl yit . ifii 00 brow It (At toll of tin tow. J bonk ciiMsr. | GLADYS HARRIS. Joctototi 1• tht favor-tt« class of tliti suit and studious lass.. SYBIL H ARRIS..'Mbt« low In fordone-tn| and sitows, and tha't popular, as •union lflOM..kidluh, french club. H150D HSPTIG. .tAt| lad vl til ri ts of l at-•I. Is sure to uln appraisal.. PtWICt HSPTMW..Mis Ctrl IMssslor-Iss of rosanci, and tht also I Mss to donc«..comercUl dub, ksdissh. SMUT IMm.lo Ss o tterttary, •Mtrt doss prtftr, and yt all kith Mi but of luck to hir..spiniih. tfWUP HKOirSS.. all fclsft about Mts 'Junior tear thalytcould haul sun Mi or«..hl-y. POBIS1 HIICFLBERG.. corn re 1 al art ti M� Mm, for M rtolly cm ittltn.. hl-y. Januaty 1939 mottmnii.inuiiii� t,iik4abu9 and slncirt—hf will ham asucctsaful carter..aponlth club, wnoreh, tul� -mint mm acEW..fc� «rtou is fcr fouortte sport, honk'iQftrl of oth-Ittlc sort, .bank cashier, basketball. W.MUHT1 VHKHtVO always likes thschancs, toaotor, tfolf. ewU. or done ., girl reserve, cowwrclal Club, basketball, sviwlng, skating. BJKKY HTOBR0BOS • frUsdtf, yea. and oh so aaartt for our class he's done his part. UAJISl HCTOU..jolly and eeppy with g lota of dates— tees no flat-foot a floosie on ahatea..gle« club, park | board, commercial club, modem dance g.a.e., national honor society, stud- | ent council, Spanish club, blue triangle, silver triangle, annual rooster chairman. WJW1L WlC ..tMa popular «iss nth friends so many la Jolly, lotablc ■ and pretty., commercial club, blue H triangle, g.a.a., silver triangle, seton hi. OP Si. m!SIEl..her hobbles or reodtng- and taking. In port—but. twtxt you| and a , she's a doodler at heart .. I beutscher verein. miifLTt Wl jp. .playing tn the oreh- I cetra for many years Stanley has! brought forth «any a cheer...ht-y, j -MBtra club, orchestra. 2} Q nud.tij 1939 LOPPAINE JENSEN ..bating and aiming lorralne enjoys most: of playing the piano she can also boast., vikinf club, cc � rciei. LORRAINE JOHNSON..a good time never passes by thto peppy tlrl kith tulnh ling eye. ARLINE JOHNSON.•this friendly miss kith no hesitation, named football games as her choice recreation. aiO JOHNSON..a stenographer's kork kill be Clio's occupation, for she can type and take dictation. EOROTHY JOHNSON..cot 1 ege for doodle• and then It appears nurses training for several years, .coar.ercitl club, blue triangle. ELAINE V. JOHNSON., elatne's a studious young miss khose grades are veil regarded for thlsl.. gemsn club. HELEN L. JOHNSON, .c iamlnf helen makes this lit tie confession that she kill to into the nursing professlbn. JANET JW.VSDH.. Janet plans that she kill be korhing In stenography. MARCILLA JONES..oa an active member of g.o.a. she is very sporty and also gay., g.a.a. EUGENE JORGENSON..gene o another khom Impulse mould lead. In vlnter to Ice skate. In summer to read. HOaiE t lHl..she's a genial and trusty friend, mho for everyone a hand kill land..carmercisl club. VALTER JOMSON.-kally tsanother ulth 4 a vagabond heart; to California he M plans to depart. JEANETTE JOHNSON. Jeanette says sports ore her favorite enjoyment, butofflce uork util be her employment. MARJORIE I. JOHNSON..o dashing girl, both pert and gay. 'stormy0 eyes have much to say..silver triangle, blue triangle, council, french club, park board, polaris annual, Islin club, clans play, glee club. VEI JOHNSON.a girl as talented as our -vee’-ts certainly agreat success to be. .earners club, blue triangle, glee club, annual staff, oratorio, silver triangle, bulletin board coaaittee.. VIOLET M. JOHNSON..designing ul• ccn do kith the greotest of ease. but her pastimes Include mystery-stories, .silver irlsnile, band, orchestra. FUNICE KAT7.,° combination of tork and fan. ‘euny Isllked by everyone. CHARLOTTE ILMtHDl. Alkoys happy, never sad. full of pep. altays {lad. JOHN KENNFEY.. enters Into torn or play. In fits typical {ood-natured kay..choir, oratorio, vocal ensemble. LORRAINE KESSLER., swat and charming Is this {al, yho toeveryone Is opal. stiver triangle, blue triangle. LAbRENCE KIPK...0 s ler yos ‘lorry, cn I able and erry...skiing CFLOPES KLEIN--Aar name till be. on broadkay bye ond bye. In biasing I tght five feet high, .student council. Oratorio. BETTY Di ?..her tktnkllng eyes and shining hair, make a combination that mam Is very rare..oratorio. ROBERT KNIFS..0 Jolly, good football player yas bob, kho ccased many a -5s3 girl's heart to throb. KACALYN KOKK..not bold nor shy. not short nor toll: hut a pleasant mingling of them all. SHIPLEY K0KK-- « li s Iannis, dan-clng. and shots thereto fun kherever she goes..kedlash, french clubfioa-mercial club. FERN KGPy,AS..her laughing eyes and � friendly smile till be remembered I for a long khtle..glee club. :A ROBERT KREnVHAN.J � bln| and losing thru the halt, he Is fmtllar to us k all..ntncra,h; secretary. KATHERINE LAEFFY-- • mlcable mist to everyone seems happy and carefree kith a smile that beams. ROBERT LANF. M stupes .nd bob plays; he's a good fellok altays. - JX tydL iuattj 1939 ARTHUR KRUGER, pedate and competent, he till be an expert In photography. JUNEG. LAE0VIT7-• ‘tunny's' eyes Just tutnkle kith mirth, a Jolly girl of very great torth. Jtadirah, conr.erci al, football,baseball,basketball,tennis, bicycling. 36 ALP EFT V. LANG--a QUtet. studious boy is he: and one vhoworks with ability. JAYNB B. imiX-.carefree, toy. and peppy Is she—as pleasant a tal as can be., blue triangle, oratorio. PRANCES LILYHOLN. -since typist is easy and fun for mfran to be astenofra-pher is her pi an., silver triangle, blue triangle, coaaerclal club, oratorio. DONALD LINEEFT..he'3 steady and very dependabl e. too; they say he does whot he ought to do..geraan club. ALLEN LINDGFEN.•the world he vlems klth a veory smile; to ue he is a lad vorth vhtle..idunn, football. HABOLD l )BEfiG horold never makes pretensions, and himself he never mentions. Muetif 939 LEON AFC LASGLri full Of Jollity this pleasing lad. Is a fine friend to be hod..sophoaore football.'. HELEN LANGNESS •w b® 0 stenographer Is her atm. but coin collecting may bring her feme..bank cashier. ICbAPD LAFSON •thta peppy ladvtthout a foe. to soaring heights plans logo ..glee club. CONALE E. Ill don hts final decision has made, to be an accountant lipoid., hi -y. JANE LFIGHTON.-not bold nor Bhy, not short or tall: therefore, shetsliked by oil-silver triangle, blue triangle epanish club, park board, sports. LOUISE LEKSXE .she’s clever, lively, and lots of fun; tn all sports she can t be outdone., french dub, g.a.a. board, sports, head of bicycling. R08EPT LENT..o happy-go-lucky lad Is he. who always seems to be carefree. oratorio, choir. FCNAFCLEVAU.Oh. how that Jolly fellov can slngl his songs thru halls of north do ring.. french dub, glee dub, vocal enseable. PALMEH LIABO..the track team he made wilth ease, and proved he had great abilities..hi-y, track. JEHOHE LIEN AN ET. .he can paddle a canoe and handle money, too. Spanish club, student council, hi-y. a senior dasa treasurer. Qa.niLd.ttj 1939 CHARLOTTE McGRIGOP..h r greatest Interest Is art. which she likes with her whole heart., golf. Q.ACYS HAUW. Jog and laugh-ter do abound, this comely miss la to be found. a senior advertlalng-� ittec; social ccmittee. HOWARD LCEPPUR..In the orchestra he has done his share, and he's surely done all work with great core, .bund, glee club, band letter. DONNA MAELOFGPDJ..her charming smile and pleasing vays, win her friends, every day. HU IN LOHSE..«h« laqulet. sweet, and shy. but mischief tulnhles in her eye. oratorio. RICHARD LOTTIE..Intelligent and sincere IsdlchUo plans all the politicians to Itch..earners club, band, orchestra. EDITH Ll'ECHT. Toots' Is allays peppy and gay, killing to work. and ready to play.Jaluc triangle, bank caohier. MATTHEW LUN7.ER. At football games he's loads of fun. and many friends matt• has wor.. BETTY LURIE..ol grand operas you'll aUays see this cute little miss ft lied with glee..bank cashier MARY EILEEN MCGRATH., o friendly girl and peppy too—also a friend k.ho's very true.seton-hl; park board . orchestra, tennis. MAPVBi MARCUS..oa full of mischief, fun. and glee, os cw?r any boy could be. MARION HAm ll7..her heart is as light ashereyes are bright, junior forvn president, g.a.a, tennis, golf, basketball, baseball, bndnlnton. LOVESA R. MARTIN..her cheery laugh and winning am tie. make friends for her tn a very short white. Spanish, bank cashier's club, council. MARY JANE MAPXEN..quiet and sweet Is she, and a Journalist to be. SHERMAN MASLER..neat, considerate. Jolly, and tall—he la a favorite of us al I.. toolb M HARRIET HUSOH.-her golden voice we love to hear, and to us all she la very dear. Silver and blue triangle oratorio, glee club, choir. 27 LORRAINE MAXWELL..dandnc Is uhat she likes to do. and she Is food at if too. ELEANOR MENDENHALL. JAU dashlnC Cal's rascal lt[ . fills us all ulth Jollity. SB ALICE MICKELBFRG-.o broun eyed Cal. a wit bit short: everyone knous her to be a tood sport. JEAN MILLER..a lovely Ctrl ue all do say. In a reserve and thouCht-ful iay..con erclsl club. ELAINE M. C. HYRHAM.•� � •� « � ■ ••• thinks Music bliss. RUSSELL V. NASH- • • “P l0fl Mjrrfa (lexlcoCrapher’s hash), add lorCe pinch of huMor and you've Cot rues naeh. PAUL HATHAHSOS..one of the nicest boys ue knot : ue'll all hate to sea him Co. ALICE NAULT.•she has a very sueet, nice uay. and on the piano she does play. BOY WILLIAM NISMINEN-. 'the years are Many: the years are lonC. 'but never a thtnC kill he do krone. ELEANOR HOOKAH--flashlnc. blue eyes and dark hatn—'o nice Ctrl.'us do declare. RUBY NORDSTROM..not very toll, not very .vail, but fair and sueet. and liked by all. VIHCBiT HOBO --'that• s the use of hurryint? uhy spoil 11fe by korrylnCT JO'fCl MILLER ..she's rather putet uhere'er she is. yet ue can't help but Itke this Miss, comer cl el club. MARION MILLER..never too serious, aluays Cay. she makes tomorrow a cheerful day. bank cashier, oratorio. SYLVIA KUNKLER..0 kind-hearted Ctrl ue all util say—she’s putt? charm-Inc In every uay. SYLVIA MYHRE..olfcoya happy, aluays Cay—pleasant company ue must say. 1939 QdjuLAty 1939 I tk MARION PAULSEN..a oInti «� � bright blonde hatr. winning smile, and charming air. LILLIAN PEARSON..her voice Is sweet. her step Is light; her smile makes all that's dull seem bright.... glee club. FOBEPT PMCP.-oe funn of mischief, fun. and glee, as ever any boy could be. . gcnsan club. BEATRICE E. PETERSON., always Jolly always Aind—s io's the type we like to find..choir, glee club. DONALt H. PFTERSON.•fulI of pep. of life, of play—that Is Don. both night and day..president viking club,'38, skiing. ESTHER PETERSON..no matter whether work or play, eslher has a charming way. JIM JULIMA MllH.-hsr piano playing many tiers Inapt re, and this charming miss we do admire. MELVIN 0AS..O little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the best of men. ELEANOR OBENAUER..cute, vivacious, and friendly too—but eleanor's faults are very feu. min, OSTUCW. •Ml of mischief, full of fun—many a friendship she has won. WARREN 0XBFRRT..O lad whose work Is always don-, ard many a friend at north he won. JEtHfTK PM 0UIST..a bit reserved, but kind Indeed, ready to help in every need...commercial club, oratorio, accapello choir. MARJORIE PARSONS...nretty eyes and wavy hair, full of vim. this maiden fair., g.n.n., silver triangle, blue triangle, national honor society. SH1PLPE PASXDFP--nhe Is a bright and pleasant lass, who's octtve In her commercial class, .comerclsi club. MAY PFTERSON .may Is always sweet and trim, and ever full of vigor and vim. IQmiNf PHILLIPS.. Intelligence she doos possess, and certainly will be a success. 39 HJPTOK PIERCE ..ho'8 sincere, e� u. talnlnt. and neat, a lad uhom i !l like to meet. JEAN POULIOT...her eyes are mischle-vous: her smile, toy: she's winning this lassie. In every yay...french OOHRAE PYK05Xl...tht8 boy to every one of us seems happy and carefree with a smile that beans.. tcmnn club, bend HELFN RAMIN...ehamtng and lovely-that Is you;tlrls like this are vary foi... Spanish club,blue triangle,silver triangle,student council,annual, conaercial club.bank cashiers,nation al honor society RENEE PAPPAPOPT..as fine a tirl as one could knok.ve’re sure that you’ll find her so WILLIAM FAUSCP..In the hall he comes and iocs—this peppy lad vho locks In foes.. VIOLA Pit...she’s Just that happy nejwt—peppy, toodlooklnt, and a chum coaaercial club, glee club, choir CL EDI PI SEEL... allien' eyes Just tulnkle kith ntrth, a lonely girl of treat north MERLE RUDD...great big sailer, and (real bit kayo, have Cone to make up merle's school days.. Spanish club, sliver triangle,blu ctriangle,polar-is salesman, bank caehler, oratorio JOYCt RUPSFR..a ylnnlnc kay.a pleasant smile,daintily dressed.and always In style, .blue triangle, oratorio ARTHUR RIKDCUIST..he’s not so loud, but bonnlr and Cay. so he’ll to far In his may. .npmisb club, band PHYLLIS PUIKKF..corntimes outer.some times Cay—she's just as nice either toy HILEPFE ROCXSTED. .peppy and skeot— to knot. her. a treat..commercial AL PUBINGEP. ..a dashlnt lad he’s proved to be.and one kho loves great Jollity AUEPEY PI EL ..her alms are a car and a wal of fur. and kc wish lots of luck to her. .conaercinl, seton-hy MARVIN POSEN...a fellou. quiet and reserved, vho kllllntly his past has served 3' 1? WILLIAM SCHWAR2..auslc uashls favorite of all; ha ts so handsoae and eo toll, .orchestra. wler.ce. PUTH SCH. WEI KEPT, .cate and stall kith a happy sail —aha Is knokn o'er many a atle..coracrciel club ROLAND SCULLY..toll and hcndsoxe kith curly hatr—healkays does things all ktth care. KENNETH SECOPA.. quiet and honest—one of the finest. Al S1LINSKY..0 happy-go lucky lad Is at. who to all uoa a pal.skiing, oratorio, SARA SHAPIRO., she may be mall. but that’s not all..ke iinah, g.a.e. CHARLOTTE SlWmAS.. full of fun and kit Is •char•; and her beauty ts hnokn far. .cotmercial HELEN SIMONSBL.a lively girl, alov-int friend, she’sons on khcm you can depend.. viking club. PUTH 9HTH..sports are ruthle's chlei enjoyment; though In offices she'll seek employment.. comer cl al club tu-dent council, blue triangle. ELAINE SPEISIP..0 girl like her so sweet and kind Is often very hard to find., comer ck si. HICHSAL STEUCX. happy-go-lucky, clever and gay—he goes singing on hts kay. bank cashier, glee club. MARION SltWS.M happy mile has this ales uhoa ye all are sure to miss. tOLOPEP SHIPPAPt..she likes to cook, drau, andplay; andve like her because she's that kay. .blue triangle. DAVID SHEPHAH..he likes to fish; he likes to skla; and ye arc very proud Of hlal JUNE SIMONSFN..sweet and pretty but full of fun—for a true friend she's the one. student council, blue triangle, silver triangle, cowsercial club, class secretary. LAVPEHCt SHITH. .aalable inmanner and In uay. and also In that he has to say. VIVIAN THOMAS..this vivacious, but •stall fry lb Pl«astng to the eye.coaacrclsl, orchestra, blue triangle. HELEN TOLES..Musical ability has she; a finer student couldn't be..band. MARION TOHBEPS. xporls loving and very toy. she aluays has a cheerful day. blue triangle, phyllia wheatley. RUTH VULEN.. friendly. sincere, and pretty is she a great success she's sure to be. a cappella choir, glee chub, oratorio, club, LORRAINE STOLLER. .on a� tobl« lass vtth a high •!. fi. •; her winning vay bill carry her through, coaacrciel. Wad-i� ah. EILEEN SUNE8ERG..be the subject great or snail. Spanish or grades, she leads us all silver triangle, Spanish club. ALINE SUTKOSJU..her sails so radiant, and so gay Is but opart of her sueet vay..connercisl club. LUCILE SWANSON. Mery Intelllgen t. very gay she aluays has a friendly uay. cowsercial club. MARIAN SWENSON., though quiet and reserved Is she. she has a sail love to see. .comerciel,blue triangle. RUSSELL SWENSON, a carefree boy full of Jollity, and vlt.and Jokes and frivolity, .s cappella choir, oratorio. TERRY 7AYIOP..terry’s a regular clow tihoe you like to have around, band, hl-y GAYLE TET2IL..take tteasy, have your fun; let the old vorld onuard run. comer cl el MARGARET WALLY..so sweet and shy In every nay— a grand girl, • ve all do say..co«r rciel. JACK WARC. .Quiet, usured. and true blue, any task he'll try to do. SHIRLEY WARNER..charming and pretty she le Indeed, and a friend henyou're in need..ksdinsb. BmiCl m Ul..pleasantness le her chief trait; for friends she does not sit and wolt. u GERALD mSMAN... roll teHInt . snappy, a I nova iav. a carefree fellov with a carefree vay. JACK VKISS...vlllln as tfie dau is loot. honesty and friendship to him belont. LAURA HILO...a Jolly tin. a loving friend, she's one on vham you can depend CHARLES WHITE..a acater vlth a happy grin.treat or small.ve all knot) him. MANUEL WHITE. .■««'« the time our nanny's shone, playing a tune on the slide trombone. .skating. MARIAN WHITE..slssp. sleep, does our friend all day. yet she's altays friend all day. yetahe's aluoys sueet and gay. GLENN WIGCIN. .a good oil 'roundsport Is an athlete of no mall degree. football. JOYCE WILLIAMS., never too serious . aluays gay. ready for vork and ready for play SHIPLEY WILLI AMS.. blonde hal r and eyes of blue, she Is loyal end friendly too..blue triangle MARY JANE tALFE..nary Jane Is ’tops’ in eodern dance;e e puts the audience tn a trance.french club.eodern dance. , student council, polaris annual LENA WOLK..dee's a girl mho can't be beat; a better pal you'll never meet. kadlaah, french club JOE WOlJt..happy to lucky, merry and free, a finer guy there ne'er vlll be. polerio salesaan, corridor guard track__________ NATHAN WOLK..Ala eyes ore brotn. Ala nc e is ’speed•; 'round any track the race he'll lead..track. RICHARD YUNGNFR. .toll, dark, and handsome too; toodlee’ la a real 'true THEODORE 71PF. .'sloo may play a cello, but for his career, he plans to be a mechanical engineer..science club. APTHUP REAUCHANI..a great enthusiast vcs pete: a grand guy, and avail to meet. °’ t'1'’ - V ° iSf V --. ,. r- ' V 0 V %v v r- iS V VxV • s « ' ' . ' � N'6,' .� c r. vw v W°'a yv • v 46 47 49 EVELYN AASVZ..brown eyas and friendly smile.she's full of fun but fret', from tulle, .cocwercial club JOE ALBERICE. .apeppy lad,a Jolly tad as fine a friend as can be bad.. boxing BERNARD ANDERSON..ha wants to be a business nan this boy who Is a savin fan DONALD ANDERSON..how can we help but I the this boy;he makes any task a Joy DORIS I. ANDERSON.. dorla Is a leader of ua all she Is always at our beck and cal I..iduno,commercial club blue triangle, a” social conalttee chelnsan, election coswaittee UOROTNKA mmitn. dorru” uosa member of the band; a girl that ye would call fust Crandscience club.bend -V QDRDEH ANDEP20N..may ha be granted his wish to fly and may lady luck be always nigh. USOP.F. AHDFPSOH..she Is an outdoor girl aogau, laughing and dashing all the day $une1939 LIU LEE ANDERSON..she sings and she plays on her violin and there’s not one heart she falls to win..choir, Alee club MARION ANDERSON..sweet and fair with eyessoblue you couldn't find a girl sore true ROBERT A’.TLETZ. • he's carefree as the rlau Is long, life to him Is one big song..hl-y, 0olf team LORRAINE AXni..thts dark miss whom wo call tarry is friendly, charring and ever rr' . .silver triantfle VAYVE AXfLl..alluho know him say he's! -keen' this lad who led our football | teas..football EDNA UAllHtB..she likes to dance this i merry lass.one of the Jolllest In the BaUSUBHBar ei088.. commercial lASlfL BAXEF..he'e rather Quiet, but always slncere;you can't find abetter friend . that's clear. THOMAS BAKES..h« wants to draw blueprints some day.we know success will crown his day.. football ft $un 1939 GERTRUD BENJAMIN. law Is her Interest a lamer she kill be If she would take our ease, we'd pay any fee..kadlmah, commercial club LEONARD BXNSBi. .coin, tood-noturad. willln( to work you can't find one Job he tried to shirk..viking club, orchestra, bank cashier,bunlnees na-nager and exchange editor of polar!s MARGARET BERG..muggsle I a friend worth while you can't help but see that in her suite. ROY BERGE..he works cheerfully all the day. you'll always find hla that selfsane way..choir. WILLIAM EAPZZ..photography, and riding too these are the things he likes to do..carters club. ULRIC BECK..his clarinet he likes to play sometimes dlrge-llke. acwetlaes gay..band. BERNARD BECKELMAN..every day we hear hi say. ■no slrree. It ain't hayI aviation, fteraan club. DOROTHY BYUKXl... never too quiet, never too gay but a happy madlam In every way..commercial club, student council, applied auslc HIBLEY BERGERON., laughing eyes.dark ■urly hair, she and Jollity make a alr. .commercial club IAPI0N BERNHARD..c studious girl with i quiet way her Memory wt th us forever III stay...polarls staff, student ouncll. spanlah club.kadisah. ceton WAYNE BtLa..full of fun,pep and play that Is wayne. night and day..centra JEANETTE BANIK...tall and dark with eyes of brown you'll never see her with a frown..commercial club, seton by club. PRANCES BkhJ...thls quiet alas with flaming curls Is a friend of all the boys and girls..oosxerclal club ka-dlnah. WILLIAM BARRETT..a great boy. a pal sincere of fat lure he need havd no fear, .student manager. WARREN BIRGU M..quiet and clever, with a love for work thoughts of planes In his alnd do lurk. ELEANCP BEPSHOW. .she likes dancing, sports and shows here comes blond -te — there she goes..cornerdel club kadlnah 9 KARIE BIRD...Kent's a girl that you should meet, her very best friends call her twwt . dancing class. SHELDON ELICEFP. .on his screen, the films till flicker4a theater he'll out. soya eheldor, bl lekor. .r.enorah. LAVPWCE BLISS...he likes to debate ulth discussion free, and he's as food at It as any could be. aer.orah. BITTY BLOCK., bolts' Is up on her fo-shlon parade Ideas so chic.but never eiatd..kedinah. nature club. DORA BLUSTEIN. Jot black hair and eyes that shln :at a pal u dub her fine. bank cashier, polarls salesman, progress chalman, commercial club, polarls annual. ABLFNF. BOCK..a tiny miss kith eyes of blue ehe's loyal, kind, and friendly loo..girl acouts. BIRDIE LET BONNELL..she's one of the fckofkhom ue say. ue like her; she's never In the hay..oratorio. JllCl ERASK. .tf comtne events cast tbetr shadows brfore.stenofraphy and typlnf she kill adore, . eoraerclal club, oratorio. HELV1N enjoys korktng ulth figures In roks at bookkeeping, gladly, to uork he goes. DON BROOKING., he's circulation manager they say, he's aluays busy, but never In the uay. .circulationmanager polarls weekly. FLIZABETH PKlCKS..nice.shy.and skell Indeed dependable In time of need.. kadlsah.bank cashier,commercial club glee club. DALE BROTHERS., he never frets, he. hasn't a uorry he studies a bit but there Isn’t any hurry..football. DOMS EP0VN..O very Intelligent girl Is she; a better uorker there never ulll be . .blue triangle, cowserclel club, idunn club, pegenus, student council, modern dance. GERALDINE BPOVN ..bright shines her hair, and bright her ayes and In her 4'e much sweetness Her. ccrr.ercinl '•orio. basket bail. $un 1939 $une 1939 JOHN BROW.. this handsome bop has marp friends a tone of crlbbata he recommends. .oratorio. KATHERINE EFUDNOY. . Intel It tenceoid enthusiasm both combined helptocom-pose kalherlne's brilliant atnd..ko-dlneh, french club, I slit) club. LA VON BUCK..a folden voice, a brilliant mind this vell-lthed ml as Is Indeed a find..enters club, blue triangle. gcraan club, pegesun, annual staff, oratorio, glee club, choir. BRIDGET BURGESS..she toes for sulnt. she likes to plan she'd like to dar.cn aval the dan RICH ARC HJRX.dtch burkul th his handsome curls,makes a hit with all the girls..basketball, football. EOB BURHEISTER..anauto-rocer howanta to be. m wish him luck, In all sin cert tp. .basketball JAMES CALLM..he's full of fun, but in the right wap, he's never loud or In the yap. ELEANOR CAPRIEP.. sts can unite.and sis can tease. In many waps sts can pleos ..blue triangle, polaris. phyllis whentley. LUCILLE CAUPOIL..small, dark, peppy tap she's our Ideal In every yap. silver triangle, blue triangle DAN CASTt..sura, he's Irloh, ts our dan. a member of the casep clan. GEORGE CHEliL. .fall and blondU th opto of green.r.ot too fat and not too loan. hi-y. HAROLD CHESTER..an engineer he wants to ba;a good one too—Juet watt and see. EARL CHINNQCX..curlcp Is real Ip an all-iouna bop he’s the kind of a pal we ail njop..%cmar. club.band,football. ELEANOR CmiSmZ .Ahe likes to walk for manp a mile, she's gap and happy all the whlle..corr.erclal club. LORRAINE CUMSTimSBl. .one of three Inseparable gals she's Just as nice as Is her pals..blue triangle. MARY JANE CHRISTOPHER..a friend of all. a bore to none she Is a pal to everyone., orct.estra. 51 a? 0S90PNF. DAHL.. me call hta. that's his note; electrical engineering tshts at ..student council, bank cashier, polaris salesman, svinnlnfi. LEE DAHLEN..laugftln|. and talking as hr foes he's one of the boys that everyone knous..vikint club, student council MAW HO.‘ ary's a Jeuml in our treasure chest she's one of the girls that ve like best..coaaerclnl club. MYRTLE DAU.. yrt is a leader In her club because she's super and never sub , .blue triangle,commercial club. JOSEPH C0MlTA..ro ts not outte as noisy as some of the boys, but he's a regular (uy in the sports he ertjoys BETH COWER., this aulet maid utth a pleasing may asks only friendship for her pay STL CCP.WiX..an active, ambttlous I girl Is she;to the door of success I she holds the key. .science club, latinfl club, oratorio JME3 COSGPOVK..anp sport gives Jim a thrill.lt aluays has and aluays mill KBm COUatll)l..coughltn ts mall but he'll soon b« tall - - he hopes. hi-y, aasy chapter, student council, glee club, tennis teas. LORRAm COUWHBE..a emmet. shy. and suiting utss you seldom meet a girl IIkn this..comsercinl club MARIE ClGANA..a pleasant sort—she's aluays kind; a friend like marie (a hard to find tATREPm CLEMENS..a pleasant smtle-a ulnnlng aay all sound up in thlsone girl hay. RUTH COHEN..a very nice girl, a very kind friend, of her virtues there is no and DAM Q3LLINS..Irish says he likes to hike he also likes to ride a bike. HAR1AR CLINTON.� « likes company and plenty of It. and as for fun.she sure does love It HARRIET COHEN.mhen harrtet it a dro- a teacher she'll have lots of -he's to teach, .kedlwah, upanlsh. $une 1939 BILL DGRAN..A« snaps pictures of otters at play; for setvlces rendered, he asks no pay..aviation club. SIOflTOC CRELLAOL.o skater, a animate, a eportlnt man; of every (axe, he Is a fan. mm ORtSStL.he has blond hair, and his eyes are iraen and that smile of his lust makes us beam..science club JAMES DRISCOLL-. P«PDV and Jolly, a fun lovlni Cuy hhen he tets started oh me. ah my! HARRIS CUBIHSXY..a phamoctst some | day he may be success In the future for him ue see. EVELYN WCfiACW.. .not very bit. In fact rather short but she's a leader in many a sport..badminton,fi.a.a..board BEATRICE CUKILO)i..her voice Is cham- mini to the ear. she Is fun to knob I full of food cheer., campfire girls, j i rcial club, oratorio, choir. BURTON DUKELOV..a food sport.a loyal friend a splendid student, a Pal no end..svinlion club, choir MAPJOPIE Dm., this fair-hatred lass Is a toy to knov you can't find one I nicer, look high or lov.. CHARLOTTE DVORSKY-.a cute tittle gal utth mischief talore a blue-eyed blonde . that you'll simply adore.. Mn girl DOROTHY DEAN..dot I Ikes us and me like her. Is she nicer veil,yes slrj JOAN DIEDRICH.. m« vest beckons to our Joan; some day a ranch she'd like to ovn..selon hi NOPMAN DILLEY.. no man's a vizard at checkers and chess vhat's more he's a svell pal me must confess..chess club. BRIAN DOHERTY..a � an of medicine Is treat Indeed; as a doctor ve're sure he hill lead... HELEN COLMSETH..helen likes slntlnf and helen likes svlnf If you like food company, five her arlnf. .silver triangle, blue triangle. LORRAINE DOOHEP..rotAar quiet,a trifle shy, but a heart of the kind, you could never buy., bank cashier. 5i WINPiar GANGNIF. hamontrc pet • ve've heard hlr relied, he hltc It fast, hr’ll nmer get stalled.. KURIEL GEBEPT..nnuer too quiet. never tor loud, she her a rhanr of vhich the should be proud..fieraan club HAROLD GERIOC.. t « a good scouf (8 gcrlcfr'n song; and bp living to the tords. he should live vert lone.. SHIRLEY J. GEPEE..a tall laaghlut ttrl Uth a heart of gold; alleys very friendly, but never bold, .cornerdel club.. RUTH GKROLD-.here's a girl both tall and fair; she has friends most everywhere, .goman club RACHEL GSSKE..wltt auburn hair and jolly air; with never a worry. and never a care.. 8MMW GlLBm...buts and things are his favorite study; the research lab ts catling you, buddy..nature club, applied Runic ETHEL GILLIAM.a •Jitterbug supreme; don't you think she's really keen?, .band VILLI AM GOLDBERG..here la a boy both • tall and dark; get ready, girls, on j you're nark..latln club.. PHYLLIS QOLSHtt. a nice glrl.a friendly one. too; she's been a ral to all she kneu..student council, conncrclel club. IKLRK GOSTICK..a good sort Is •’flash , the has pop and dash , .commercial :lub.. riRGIHIA GRABKF..glnny la on of the veriest w've net. a girl like thia !3 hard to tf«t..blue triangle, stu-lent council, nature club.. GLORIA GEMKEAPY. .eMcfrle I Ikes sports and chtckle likes thrills, the kind that gives uost of us thr chills.. DCHALD GfBBKB..he thinks about houses that are supreme; soar day he'll design then, though today It'a Just a dr eat.. RIVEL GLAZER.. temperamental. this bn nette queen, a future star, on stage or screen...kadinah, french club, nature club.. ARNOLD GlTfLtSOH.Jie plays the drums, he beats them hot; when he swings, he gives all he's got..orchestra fune 1939 $une 1939 ROBIRT QRJWCl.. let's give (Ala boy a treat bit band; ha boxes and hionote to grande! .. boxlnR.. HERBERT GFFPPIN..Asrl foes In for that box Ini stuff.but w? know he's raally not so rough.. boxing.. HADELYNNE GROSS..she's always around, uhen there’s fun astir, thouth she's so email you don't notice her.. Spanish club, commercial club. EVILYK GRUENBERG..Aer feet glide Mr the slippery floor,she dances, then slnfs. then dances some more. NORMAN GHTTHAN.. nr. X to you and me. that Is vhat he'll atvavs be. MAORIYN HAASAPUD. . 7«l t, kind. and so sincere, all that hnou her find er dear..blue triangle, aeton hi. park board, student council.. ttLZOflA UQtLlV.Jhlsbnmette Stem' that you see. is a violinist of htih degree, .orchestra. cowwrcial club.. ALVIN HAGEN..al listens to the radto. ha's aUai s lollv—on the to.. SHIRLEY HALLET7....mis orosn-eyed blonde has hobbtes galore: she's a ttrl you'll just adore!,.comncrcisl club, french club MIRANDA HALVERSCN..(Als tIrl railed sunny' likes to sing, and through the halls her laugh rfofi ring, .gennan club, glee club, oratorio.. ALPHILD UAMEOPG..WS of haz !. a brunette, too. al is oral so tried and true..viking club, choir.. MARIAN HAMLIN..w all Ano . hammy utth btgbroun eyes. In rolirrsbatIng she'll take the prize..french club, banking, oratorio.. DOR13 HAMMIPSTAD..fo be a teacher is her ale; nalc. too. might bring her fanr..spplled nusic.. WILLIAM HAMA'f. irolltlrlan and soon nan. all around; In hunting and fishing, his life ulll abound, .science club.. AKVILLA HAHSM..or both beauty and brains arv ran boast: to her success. 55 LOPRAINE PAGEFHAUGK..‘oaoe sings one plain a trumpet too; she does the Classics suing and blue...glee club GERALDINE PARICY..a clever girl, a success she makes of everything she undertakes...nature club, blue triangle. Spanish club, polarin annual, oratorio MARCIA ? ?[..bright eyes—pleasant smile. pleasant toys—no guile...ks-dlmsh. tPHPAlM mmVC..he I Ikes movies and rad to, he hopes to make a lot of •dough . .nenorah SAMUIL FIJNEFRG. sm is smart, as marl os can be; I'm Interested In art and photos, ‘says he he... student council. constitutional cowaittee; r n-orah, bank cashier club; June oociol ccwtlUec. LILLIAN PEITELSORN..talking and nursing go hand In hand so lllllan ought to fit the position Just grand..ka-dl ah, nature club mtK ?m..kadlaah In 57. glee club In 58. these are the clubs Belcn chose to take., trench., kadineh, glee club JUNE FISCHER..It’s hara to find a girl like June.ke're sorry that she leaves so soon., blue triangle,bank cashier; applied nusic; oratorio. YOZF.F DVOPSKY..the music from his horn is smeel he's one band mmbor you surely must meet., bank cashier, band. SWSTFOM HERBERT, . herb ts really one smell guy: his hair ulll certainly catch uour eye. CLARENCE FNGELFRET30N.•engemls tall, six foot tko;hls hair tsrod.hls eyes ore blue. APT.APFY RRICT50N. marge ts a soort-Ing-gal no end that Is mhy she has many a friend.. I dun cowierclal club. RUTH ERICKSON., toli. stately, blond, and vise; a wealth of talent ml thin her llaa...comercisl club, g.a.a. polsrls annual editor, oratorio JEROME ESSEP..atasp collecting sleeping are if he majors in maka many dimes..nature siain irv du ' MARY JANE FISCHER. Jteadof touch football and a G. A. A. member. she Is fl girl Mat people remember..coaner-clsl club, blue triangle, Q.A.A., touch football COLORIS PISETTE...cute and short and full of fun, ready for a prank or pun acton hi, blue triangle brass class, second band DOROTHY FISHER.jdot'salkays ready for a lauih;llko8 to play the phonograph choir, dee club. YILEUR FISKE..up In the air itlth no limit but the shy, thot's there all of bill 's future dreams lies, aviation. MARY FITZGERALD.. I tx the bandmamber. uiho plays so at.eet can make the piccolo go tueet-tveet-tueet.. band. HELEN FLITTI£..hoten is the girl tho Is blond and tall, she likes to read and also play ball..commercial club. PEARL FOPSEIPG..pearl Is dark and rather tall, you've seen her often In the hall..blue triangle, girl aoouts.. CARL FOSS..a blond that catches many an eye. the girls notice him uihen ha goes by. HAPOLD miLlCMAH..'happy Is this boy vho never says die. he certainly Is one regular guy.. oxmorah,glee club, oratorio.vocal ensewble. DOROTHY FPMZ£H.'torts' vould make a Ideal uorker. as a secretary. she uouldn't be a shirker.commercial club, glee club. CARL FREDRICKSON..this fellom carl Is a sporting son, he uanls to do carpentry, but not for fun..viking. MARY FP1CK..'frlckte' the stenogra -pher. vtth eyes of blus, likes taking pictures of you.you,and you. commercial club. GLADYS FRIDAY..a Jolly girl mtthout a care, her eyes are brovn,com ex Ion fair. JOYCE F?lFS..POlarls editor, one of the best: she’s alvays busy,never at rest..par f board, latin, cowaerclal club, polarls saleaaan, polnrls editor-in-chief. MARIE ANN PUHRMANN..a very good cook Is this girl marie ann. she'll make a good •frau for some lucky mart.blip triangle. EUGENE GtUlCR.. to go to the u Is sugtne's atm. to learn all about an alrplane..hi-y, oratorio.. 57 JAC02IL1NI HURON, .eh Ploy truapat tn the bond end thtnna roller � nt-tnt'8 Crand..band. choir. Jim HURON..a blu -ay d blond who lines to b)vIb sh« undertones all with 11 fe and via.. f rench club. HAB1I HURON..0 teochtnf coreer her life will unrooet In lolsr years when she will travel. .ntture club, leUn club. HAWAII HURON. .blue eyes plus brown braids the sweetest of ■aids.. nerclsl club, benV cssbler. A - FUtti Hjt?UNG..sh«'s always pleasant, always neat to everyone her sails Is sweet. lUlttltK EJ8RI . .c«te and short, (Ms tiny lass In havlnf fun she'll •ore than pass. TO HlULltt MUX .,always peppy ewer neat toddy draws ‘penny and pete. ksdlnsh, arl club. HHt� active outstondlnl tlrl l� ah , everyone'• favorite she's sure to be. . mermen club, co«ter-clal club,orilorlo.t.t.t.board. HALTtP HAW10..Jt«P«n empire nrs or.t of lh beat be'd co e out afttod on a pirtonolltt taat..M-y. HAPOLC UHLR..0 doctor horti tito ln( to 6«,ht loots to soo. (osh all tr guard. GL0H1A HAWIKS..HO tetatt kith eyes so browi, hsr satis ts o rsqu.st you can't (urn down. .c««ri club, blue trlsnfle, hell guard. Dim HAYR.. parttlnf and asrry-(Ms dsbut-tssn jot fiayst ti brown as iwryons's pal. .blue and sllw triangle. MARXP1E MTB.‘■arf wilt bi In the l an to com, the perfect 'atenol 1 for aoMOM.coMsrclal, oratorio. BETTY JUKE BATH.„bUl-«¥«i betts wilt always be, ths best of poll to you and m. .blue triable. IRVlKGHKTO. yoa only live once, soli till lost of lt thot'i Ms soy ln|, and follows It.neoorsh, tin club. raw Hta.nw-iH win • twee .ill bi thi'll iMfi tw i4ii u it's T not V. « ne 1939 DELORES HIRSCH..she « o dancer,•dodo0 bp name,someday her dancing will bring her fane..setor hi. LUCILLE KODIH.fl falrhalred miss with merry eyes,In whose depths a twinkle I les... idur.a, cowsercial club, blue triangle. STAN HODGSON.do you know ‘achattty. by the wayfha's one that we hate to see going away. BETTY HOT?..batty In nice, as everyone knows, and she's walcome kherever she goes..blue triangle, worship connittee. EILEEN HEGDAHL.wireti . you know this girl at teen: she really Is nice, as you have seen, .commercial club. MARGIE HENFY.sh writes for our pother. and does a food fob;her sweetness has caused many a boy's heart to throb..blue triangle, polaris. VILLIAM HENN...bill Is a boy we all know well; one and all fust think he's swell. ANNE HERMAN..she's Ions In snorts of every klnd;she really Isa worthwhile find...commercial club, social l ttee ISAAC HERMAN, .a smart lad In many a way;he's sure to get somewhere,someday. .Spanish club DOROTHY HESCH.. she likes to tease.but only for fun; she leaven you laughing when she‘a done., blue triangle,silver trlangle.coauerclal club CLAUDIA HILLIHSKI..claudta seemsbusy wherever she Is; whether at home or taking a outr..scion hi BIRDIE HINITZ..0 girl so rare.a girl so sweet.lt has seldom been our luck to meet..bank cashier.science club, program cowilttees I PAUL HOFFMANN.happy-go-lucky.as free as the air; nothing Is dull. If h« Is there, .football. FERN HOIUM..dark hair, blue eyes; a ray of sunshine In dlsqulse. .student council, g.e.n. BUTE HOW... a pretty girl, a fair-hatred charmer; life, we hope, will never harm her.silver triangle, blue triangle. nv.tL tiCUGT.ithel has been a friend indeed; for the tree of frlendlI ness -he planted the seed. 59 SELMW HCLTIP.-’houe you o poaaT he cell a to oil. who pass hl« dolly to the hall., hall «nitor. DWICt H0VISPC...Q beautiful |lrl, o shell friend to k«ou;you'll ne'r flni her equal uhereuer you to. DON HONSBt..whether you're four or nearing forty, you'll know It Is •dutch-by Ms -hi shorty .M-j,heU guard, novlea. nCIOIlA KUNttAi.. IU « todcnce. to shots, to Bkt«;ulc ’s peppy— full of uts..� .e.a. HABCILLA KTNtS..� he coohsosc hobby, shs donees for fun, she 11 Ass to rsod history. to rids and to run..coaa r cl si club. NATHAN IIIIIOM..laughing Is whot he doss best; It brings hi through uost •uery tsst.-sulwatni, tooXbeU. JlANNl ISAACS..occordlon and piano, too, util haus a part In all shs’ll do ntlurt club. LIBOY IVWSON.Jiroy is sics os sics cos bias's bsis opal to you and as. POEIW IVEY..Into apori ha'll Join otto turn ml; bob I Ikes that tha wry baa I. U'CIlll jaQWMI..In bar fln cn thara li afIPitf, to carry out bar art ability. DOPIS JAC0ES5H..O it«o 4o'plant to ba;a future bright for her ut ta coeeercUl club, blue triangle. JJHIS JAKSSGAABC..OR wllwir till I jmtf J. be. All (ouortu tpiots li | ' oUH !••' M-y. JUKE JANIXSEL. .juns ItAu tos t« one dance and sAat«;Al|A In our thoughts tht'll allies rote, cowerelsl dub, blue irltnde. HABTRA JATSL. tartj tou Just low (o sing; she ulodtns st srything.. bias trlingls,choir,tllw irlsn lt. NGPMA J0iSQi..a countsnancs In which did mt wit records, proitMS as JMt. 1939 t HELD) J0HM30� . o� A«r aaroad.aha never got the prate that aha deserved.. norae club, ccanerclal club. JOHN JOHNSON..ho H es ®,n 'moal all the day. fhta boy uho's knotm as Just •J.J.• M-y, glee club. LISTER JOHNSON.. t« th future he mill he doctor •lea• to you and «e..hl-v. VIRGINIA JOHNSON.. I|hiy nice, thlt cheery fal; •tinny la a true-blue pal., lnt ln club, blue triangle. WILLIAM JOHNSON., fione but the lonely heart -yep that's ht snow, this peer-1 leas ullllam of the alnttng fame..I student council, glee club. RALPH. JOHNSTON . d l ar | hla line; In this uork he’s doing I flne..geman club. IRENE JFPSEN.,o very sueet blue-oyac brunette;one of the nicest girls have met., tennis. VERA J0HNSEN..O merry smile,a manner toy. ue hope she hit 11 alvays be that ay..silver triangle, blue triangle secretary. g.a.e. board member. CAPOL JOHNSON, jhe'a t ture.but bit of heart, her from the start.. corenerclal club, blue dent council, social DALt JW.N2DH.Jie pi ay a famous bond:let’s give let's give him a hand. mall of sto-everyone liked •bank cashier, triangle, stu-ittee. trumpet in our him applause, .band. DORrS JOHNSON..mi all knot, this fair haired amber of the class ve util all remember..commercial club, blue triangle. COROTHY JOHNSON.. Jeepera soya dot. and so do m; she’s been so smell to you and me.. tennis. ILSIE JOHNSON..o girl me all admire, of her kind ue never lire., ccmerclol club, blue triangle. GERALD JOHNSON..Jerry has left the mmory of his name, he i lll aluays bo present on our roll of feme., camera club, social cocaittee. 1 i ROBERT JONES..hla hair to a flaming crotM. for this boy uho la Juot a cloun. CHARLES KATELINEX..he likes to svlm and svtm none more, he’d svlm the sea from shore to shore.. aviwiinfc. PCSERT JUMP... 'bob's' been fun through high school dans, he'H meet life veil In the business phase, student council, chess club, deutscher verein, unter uns editor, nenorsh, polsrl FLORENCE KILLY..she likes to hike and roller-skate: she deserves the best from fate., modem dance HARLIE KIWEPLF.jj future chemist ml th a flashing smile he's tots of fun and free from guile, .hl-y. band, enswble MILERED RING..her hobby Is designing dresses, this frteadly girl slth curly tresses..french club. MELVIN RIVWNEN. .on engineer he hopes to be t ou al I knou him vhen he sous. •geem. PRANK X1PEFSTEIN.. -tubby- Is a friend so fine, commercial art Is In hts line., bulletin board ccraittee MARY LOUISE RLAESGES..she loves to dance the live-long day. she'll go through life that very way. PHYLLIS KLAUSMAN..pretty phi I a career In lire Is to be a charming Life. VOLOPFS KLIHA.J3lovely smile,a lovely lass, this friendly maiden of our class..bank cashier, blue triangle, oratorio, g. a. a. arrna arro. UJCYLLf KNUTSON..she a alvaus sveet and never terse: these traits vlll help her be a nurse. PHYLLIS nVTSOH.Ahe'sbeen to us like Jack to fill, a brovn-eyed lass veil knovn as -phyl'. .blue triangle, silver triangle, coRssercial club MAPGUERITE roOKI?..she likes to ski. vivacious' lass: she's been a leader of our class. .Istln cluh park board, blue triangle, silver triangle, casern club, polaris annual, editor-Inch! «T LORRAINE FPkl2..she likes to read an, also svlm, tovork hard vlth a zest anc vim...french club, blue triangle, phyllls wheatly, polaris annual R)PERT accounting is hts big- gest vlsh, dreaming Is hts favorite dish., student council, bank cashier, hi-y, all hl-y president, city hl-y vice president, apparatus JACK KPEAMEP.. sports and shous are hts mat fun he likes to sleep vhen these are done.. band 6S EOLOPPS UttYLmr-. .stenography Is her deal re; she Is a loss we all admire., comcrclsl club HELEN KUWL..fcA«n she day-dreams she can see an airplane hostess she nil I JUNE LA CLAPf.dneof thecuteat girls In town—petite brunette with eyes of brown,.coronercial club. VIRGINIA LANE, music teacher'tinier1 kill be. for she loves singing do. re. el..Spanish club.bend, blue trlenple, FERN ICE LARSON. bccky'ls blessed wl th to I den hair,pretty blue eyes and skin so fair, student council,nature club, blue triancle. MAXINE LAW. active inclubs, •mickey' enjoys nee ting different girls and boys.cottv.ercisl club,park board. SOPHIE LAIAP7.‘tophy'likes plunking typewriter's keys; as a true-blue friend she's sure to please..silver trisntle. JULIANNA ItmBttl.-her sister you've seen non you sea her. She's as ak.eet as the other, and as fair too. sir. holy child society, baseball tean. volley tean. school choir Etm LENT. .lettle thinks singing Is quite a pleasure, we think that she is quite a trcasur ..$lee club CHARLES LESLIF..he'a not as bit os some we know but he's Just as nice Iron head to toe.. bank inp. oratorio LAWRENCE LEVANDCVSKI..one of those boys who seems to soy. 'where there's a sill, there must be a way. ' WE ACCRA LEVIN-, she laps away fctth a rhythmic beat, she chorus you with her danclr.f feet..g.s.n. board CHARLOTTE LIEN..she's ever so nice to one and all need help pash her:she'll answer the call. FRANCIS l h y ..franny's a sport, he know hot. to mix, he’s the kind of a pal to have In o lx., orchestra, boxing SHIPLEY MCCRACKEN, itirl asnlce at a tlrl we've seen; -she's really keen• Is shat te s Qn..co� aercial club. ROBERT MOIEia..� oc Is a real boy throufh and through; he's a friend both tried and true. CELPB1HA HCOJEPY..ehe's not the noisy type at all and yet she could be the belle of the ball..oratorio. APLlVt HACK)IALl.. he'a a girl with lots of pep and win If there's work to be done, she pitches right In. blue triangle, comerclal club, bad-Binton, volleyball,tennis, baseball. BiVEPLY HACEY.. ‘bev Ml go cast to learn to write Journalise will � Q e her future bright, epanish club, socle1 chat man, french club, polarla, art club. VALTER HAWm..wally likes parties, he soys they're fun;nevertheless lots of fine work he's done. SAM HALlPSEY..laU anddark.wlth eyes of blue-girls, what does that suggest to your.. Spanish, club, boxing, svi� -nlng. BETTY LIND, .flue's the tlrl weoll call bet Is she llkedryou Just bet. .blue irlangle, choir. EILEEN LCEPFLER..sha't one of the nicest, and one of the best she's a very nice girl, and—you know the rest student council, orcheatra. ALWE LCRBIRBAUH..I all no this small but charming mtss. you can't often find a girl like thls..lsXlx club, annual staff, bank canhler. CHARLENE LUNCHE..sA«'� always so active that ueccn't even mention all of the things that hold her attention kadimsh, aarg. at anus, park board, Spanish club, orchestra. JEANNE UHD..Jeanne la rather a home loving girl, but nevertheless she's a priceless pearl..nature club. BIPTHA LUhCEIN..sht a thektnd we I the to see, she brightens the day wt th Jollity., commercial club, glee club, g.a.a. GEORGE LUNDEEN..bud I® the fun-loving sort of a pal that is Itked by every guy and gal. JOHN LUNZEP..John's quite a pal we oust confess:he'll have many friends or we miss our guess. £une1939 SIDNEY HaiEEP.. engineering l« hla aim may ha come lo some great fane.. tnenorah, golf, basketball. RALPH HEXCENHALL. .ha pious comet In the north high band ha hopes to be the beat in the land..bank cashier. band, orcheatra. a-GENF KILLER.• k� ter—skating—all sport a too these are the things (ana likes to do..boxing. GPAYDCN HILLER..Itou ftnow 'stubs’uher he states hello toall and graelln(i gates . swinging. MEFILYN MILLFF..wherever she'll go she'll always kiln the hearts of all —this girl called •lynn’bluc triangle. silver triangle, i.c.c. student council, dee club, choir. VI?A HILLVR..brunette topping, eves of blue, she aluays forma a friendship true., commercial club. TWICE HTLAHCEP..yl th hair of brt n and cues the same ye all know •eunle• bu this name, .silver triangle, park board, iduna, choir. FCSELLA MSLMKT..her enthusiasm cannot be bound then there’s a mystery book around..commercial club. BCE HIDLLBUST.. whenever you meet hi big or small he says hello to one an all JEANETTE MIEUE..0 secretary she HI I be some day may fortune speed her or her uHiy.. idune, commercial club. $une 1939 JEAN Hu(CEL..have you euer metaglri more sincere ul th nays more charming, or smile more dearr.kadiaah. opaniah club, camera club, park board, bank cashier, social committee,orchestra. SHELEON HANDEL..a studious lad. kltft a brilliant alnd-he'll bain the front and not behind.nenorah,bank cashier, band. golf. MAXINE MARTIN..a quiet girl, but oh so sveet.her charming manner ts hard to beat..viking club, choir. ESTHER HA7S0N..eha sets a scam thats trim and straight In every class she ranks ftrst-rate..oratorio. FLORENCE MITCHELL..she llkaa to dance and also read, a pal to all In time of need..blue triangle, french, silver triangle. POBERT MIX..In his spare time he trltes stories, some day they might bring him (lories..oratorio. RUTH MOGliSSn..ehe likes to read but for her part, she plans to go ahead In art. LA VONNE H0BIU..O laughing girl, so full of fun. ve ulsh her success, and luck by the lon..«eton hi. blue triangle, orchestra. MYRA H0RK.. uslc Is her Interest as everyone knous, she makes lasting friendships uherever she goes..glee club, oratorio. LEO HOSIER..anflneerlnt sends a call to this student know to oil.dies?, canere. ALICE HOXLEY..sAe liken to read and MARGUERITE MUPPPY..she saves Ush-bones to be sure, for her troubles there's a cure. ROGER MURPHY..though his future Is unsure, business seems to have a lure VllHG HWVOLD.atr conditioning haa Is eye, may he go to glories high. LMER MATHWSOK..M pet .expression s •could be', he's know to all oa usi 'chubby. ' TTY MLSCK..her ayes are blue; her il r brunette. m fclsh the very best I ir 'belt', .coamerclsl club. !RIS LORRAINE NELSON..a quiet blond I th eyes of blue.uho likes to r.ekj id cook things too...blue triangle? erclel. to crochet and bicycle or shi each day.. Spanish. ELEANOR MUPMAN.aUai a telling qulrps and quips, to her friends, she's know as 'gyps', .french, kadimah. JAMES MURPHY..knot. • !«� • don't ue all, though that's his name, he's not so small. KEVIN MURPHY..he likes to travel, there's no doubt, for this.he plant yhen school's out. r USSR W)RmK..auto tectonics have their appeal,and his future they kill seal. GLSNMPA J. NOPK)S..her pretty brokn eyes you'll remember khen you thlnh of a tlrl that Is nlchnamed Hen .. viking,blue triangle, phyllis wheaV- ley. 'ifAPB N MBtSG..on his trombone he can jj toot--ae a friend he's sure to suit.. 1 student council, orchestra, band. GECPCE MGUIST..he's quite atop « � !« | tall blond lad. one of the nicest north has had. DOROTHY NELSON..o piano near and a dot noted spotty , makes life complete for our pal dotty ., conser-clal club, blue triangle. EUNICE NELSON..ahe Itkes sports, but kie all hnok that In the future she plans to seu. MARGARET NELSON..o broun-eyed nurse she hopes to be: a future brltht for her ke see. RALPH NELSON..oUaye a pun for uhal-ever you say. a friend to value on life's yay..hi-y. EUGENE HEUEERGIF..on architect he hopes to be, may his fondest ktsh he see. ROBERT NULSOH..outside of sports ue can note airplane models (et his vote. BITTY NIMENS..os her life's yorh she kill feature all her plans to be a teacher..lotln, oratorio. PEARL NOPD..o toll brunette kith eyes of broun, a pal kho'll never let you doun. .coiwerclal.blue triangle, silver triangle. JAMES O'LEARY..Irish all plus Irish j name, he's skede o'leery just the j same. BERNICE 0L90S..brokn-eyed, skeet and sunny, this little girl called bunny, comerciol club, oratorio. DCN k. OLSON..don Is a man's man kc ccn see. yet he's Just as nice as he can he..park board. LEIGKTOK OLSON..the sec of blue is cal Uni this boy. he kill enter the nat'y. ship ahoy.'..bank ceshier. LOUISE OLSON..she may be mall w must admit. but she's full of fun. every bit..commercial club. ROBERT B. OLSON..he a 01 • to all who knot hlu yell, he1 a one grand boy: In fact, he's -swell.- CARL OLTVEDT..a skating fan. both rink and lee. but whatever he docs, he's always nice. AL ORENSTEIN..a dimple here.a dimple there, eyes of blue anddark brown hair, amorsh, bank ceahler. HARRIET OPBISTUN..aft likes to shag she likes to truck.her fa ort te phrase Is 'ht ya buck.' ., dee. club, polarig salesman. NORMAN ORENSTEIN..full of fun and mischief, too. In all that he attmpts to do..orchestra. GLAVYS OPNBEPG.jjcommercial Inclination, has yon her ot lration. Spanish, commercial, service. tEW 0 AMD..ed likes sports and reading too..he's tall and blond and with eyes of blue. MARGUERITE OUELLETTE.. -muggs-.as she Is colled by friends. Is not disturbed by modern trends.seton hi,commercial GttALMNl PAM..call her -Jerry-or -pinky-, both fit her yell, cause whatever you call her she’s still plain swoll..pegasuo, blue triangle, oratorio, glee club, french, camera. MARILYN PARKER..eyes of blue, blond and tall, petty Is a friend of all.. latln, nature, camp fire, polarla, student council, bluo triangle, park P hoard, glee club, oratorio. JACK PAPO..-J.P. - me call htm, sounds Important you knou. maybe someday he'll be rolling In dough. GLEN ?AtUA..fro other schools glen did hale, before forth, south, and robblnsdale. , HAP.JQPIT PAULSON., arg i c Is certainly | a regular -gal- she's the sort of a| sport to have for a pat..science. jO HA f PEARSON.. of gray an a tall■ blond boy.ylth and a pleasing manner by LEROY eyes the uay. SHlPLtY PtlLmiP..a peach of a girl utth sparkling eyes, who always succeeds—whatever she tries... nature. Jjine 1939 I $une 1939 BOB PETERSON..ha'a areal sport fan at heart.In (fits field, fit'll dofits part. 7VILA PFISPSON 4 blue-eyed blonduho's not so tall, she's been a pal to one and all., blue triangle. EV YN PPILE..M time to coat the course utth lure Is one that deals ' In beauty culture. PALPH PHERSON..tn tennis goeeshedoest excell;may his future turn out yell! ) EVA HAF PENDEFGAST..she plans the sax and the clarinet too.infaet, there's not much she can't do..band, orchestra. LILY VILHQ INA Pm'l..draylni pictures is her hobby vorth uhlle.thle tlrl ylth the friendly happy smile., blue triangle, ccroserclal, student council. CHESTER PESKF..0 machine to tinker kith In spare time, and life for him Is Just sublime. ELKIR CHARLES PETERSON, JR . . model airplanes are for him, and detective stories ylth lots of vim..pegasun, aviation. IUGDJE PmPSM.. •puts'and girls are Just like that, he likes bright soxs and bright cravat..student council. GENKVim PflEPSOS. Jtlondls her hair; her eyes are blue;certalnly a friend both tried and true. JfAN PmPSOX..korm brow eyes and brunette locks, she'll be ready uhen fortune knocks.. silver triangle.blue triangle, french club. LORRAINE PETERSON..tn the face of all she Is Jolly.addressed by all friends as lolly . CAROL PICKERING..aha likes to type and also read, and ride upon a prancing steed. JOHN PIERBO. engineering ts hts Ideal; he'll rise to fame.some day.ye feel. camera club. KARGAPETE PINFAULT.-a good little, cute little, girl Is she; Jolly and happy, and sweet as can be..phyll-ia wheatley, coteacrciel club, exchange editor. HAROLD POLAND..his suing band Is really tops ; yhen he swings It,everything pops. 69 CLARA PORTUGAL.. ?be M ea to tease: but nevertheless: her clever humor brings no stress, .cocwerclal club, kndlnah. pirn Aims pauLn.-ttttic sweet and grand;mhen you’re In need, she’ll lend a hand.-pegaaus. C POGER POTYIN..be'a knoun to be an i ' out-door nan; by huntln( and lahtnW. s cX - w oa only he can..chew club. LYLE POWELL..hta nalr leads to his na� a. we knot; he’s called curly mhere er’ he may go. gune1939 FORREST POWERS..that smell kid that me call forry ; likes nothing better than a sports story..sports editor of polarls annual. CHARLES PURERAM..mhether he plans or trusts to luck the beat will come to our pal 'chuck , .nature club science, polarla aalee WIUtEP CUIRING. .bosketbal I and sleeping too are the things he likes to do..basketball GORDON RAAEE..0 lot or spirit—a lot of fun; raabe sees that they’re both done. SYLVIA RAS’IICE. .she ItAea to read, or doodle, or yrtte she strives ahead iflth all her might... latln, pefnsus. science club ILAINF PAlfSCH. a very smell kid mhose future line Is carrying on In dress design...french club, blue trlancle silver trlenftM bulletin board p.a.a. RUTH pAYVONB..she has skill In her hands to sketch and dram; her wor la perfect; without a flay. ELFRIEDA PECE..she Is there uhen you need a friend this chanting girl frido., commercial club, aerwan clul Clee club, choir, vocal ensemble SYDNEY RESNICK...oh, that curley traded lad: he's not over good—but not at all bod.. Spanish club, basketball.. SPENCER RETTEE...gulte athletic la gunga din. and eunagar, three cheers for tile , .apparatus, football, ball nanager.. ARNOLD RIBNICK..a friendly lad mho’s knomn to all. a handsome boy mho's blonde ana tall..aenorah, glee club, track.. JOF ROIHL.. foe mould fly kith the army planes: his is one of the highest of alms. TOC POLAND.. lUta to step out ulth the toys; and have some fun mu' lots of noise. rvo T rOSF..ft« amuses himself ulth most anything you've heard his laugh throuih the halls ring. DONALD r0SPi..a boy ulth a manner that alms to please: he certainly hnoks his a's and p's .......nenorah. french club, band HURT V. PIBNICX..life la short, uhy hurry It along; fill It utth JoU I tty, sing it to a song.. Spanish club. soph, basketball.. HAROLD RIENICX.. rl6a- (0 really a boxing fan, he matches the matches whenever he can..oratorio.. BETTI' RICE, .she's not very big. but my hok game; she's ready for anything ’peanuts’, by name. .band.. HAROLD RING..1 you can beat him at chess, you're good, 'cause he have'nt found anyone kho could..nenoreh,state force, chess club, avialion club, science club, track.. MARY RING..0 peach of a girl, kith a peach of a mtlle, a ktnntng hay. and plenty of style..student council, lettn club, nature club, band.. LORRAINE RIVARD..a sheet little pal, a friend so true; a good I title barker and a smart one too.. french club, science club, polerls annual SHIPLFY mSS.. full of fun—a very suell girl; she likes to dance, l fs lass called ’shtrl .commercial club, cewofi re tflrls. blue trlanOle FA0 A P0?w..’sally’ vants kith all her heart to further herself in commercial art..glee club, student council Yimif) POTPSTFIV..alnays full ofmlrtn and glee: a textile designer he hopes to be. ronm FOWPEE ..kith sports and dances he kill rhyme, at least these trno take most of his tuc. VADIf RCW.EY..M alcnoiraphlc uork a fit'll ft dlle: us '•ope success for this Ctrl called Diddle .connerd-al club. . warn ™£ -o nr hi a stock; JU9t take thee LORRAINE WmHKO.o brain-hatred Ctrl that u alt hnoi; she taken friends In tha name of Joe , .blue triangle, student council, g. n. a. board, Conner cial club. CATHERINE PYAH..0 red-haired mend to all the class; a trombone player, this louial lass..silver triangle... blue triangle, band, orchestra. UJRRAIHE mi.. blondte llkes to read a book and furthermore she sure can cook.. cohere I el club. LESTER SAfniAtall brunet t uho likes M%im JiikiT'biJr' ,h' SAMMY SAPFPIH...ft« started cheers at every (ate—a future chartst. Just the sane...apparatus, swimming, cheer leader. PEARL SAMDEECK.. becky' Is a lot of fun. a cheery pal «ln all that's done. blue triangle. im JP ZAXDf XN..a piano player u ho thinks she'll see a future In steno-fraphu. .comerdel club HARVEY SAMDSTKH...he made It clear by repetition; that drafllnt Is his cnbl lion. HELV1H SAT2. ..a toll brunette ulth eyes of brain tho uants a business for Ala crow..band. ADAM SCHlEL..he likes football, sports and dances. In enftneerlnc ha'll take hi a chances. DOVIHC $CHirF.f}iBtCX...ie'll tell you a secret If you'll keep I ton the q. t. the friends of this sport fan cal I hie blond beauty , deutscb vereln.hlllte reporter, sexy hi-y, EOPOTHY SCHLOFLE.,dancln( and rcad-tnt hit the sport of this red-hatred Ctrl know os dotm..coaacrcinl club. MARGARET SCHNEIDER..0 lennla fan ue have no doubt we al I have fur. when she's about., vile in£ club. PCStlLA SCHOan..lattenrtttn( fills her nlnd.or else a book-the rouantlc Hnd. .comerdal, Spanish, ben. K3pIS 8CH0EIILD.. tall and brown-eyed Its a freal to meet bar in the halls or street... blue trianjlt, tcapttUs choir HOWARD StywmG..for his amusement, here's the key; he likes to play tennis and ski., band. polarU annual, stair guard EY-ARD ?0 W..lnthe future he nil I to far by sal lint everyone a car. BOY SfliCJPART..shook Is a pal ve all like noil, his fun Is what we've all heard tell. VrcvA SOHUTT..she's a friend to short and tall; she's ready to aid you at uour call. ALVIW 'taiOi'n..ke It her, to play basketball. football—ski. a seal I town doctor al wants to be..football basketball, track, polarla WILLIAM SCHUin...•colonel Is blond and very tall; musical, athletic and that tsn't all..oratorio, glee club, apparatus. LAWRENCE SCHUMACHER.....by the title tiny ve know hi best;he Joins la sports with zeal and root..oratorio, assistant trainer, head student rean- M 0. $ CURE SCWAPTZ..basketball fanes Interest 'hlkl ost;of a certain player she likes to boost..kadinah club, coKMrcinl club, band, polarla annual, basketball. RIVKL ?Cm rZBACH...to professional aodels we will five; a tall brunette commonly called rtv . .kadlaah club. FRANCIS SEARLK..amotion has the bid of thts athletic kid.. student council, sviming, boring, basketball. IOHK SEEBICZ-.writing gadabouts Is ■a very simple trick, to a flrl like Jsannle. who can make things click.. blue triangle, polnris gadabouts. GRACE SEGAL.grace likes to smile and so do we, when we see a flrl as nice as she..kadinah club. JACOB SERBKR____he thinks chess and cards are In rhime In occupying most of his tlae. ZEIDA SERBER..whatever she does, she does It well; thts short brunette ve know as zelI .spaninh club, ksdinah club. BETTY ssmson.whether you're skiing or swimming or at the rinks;a common • tht Is this gal Jinks'. JOF SEXTON...benlanln franklin vas a (real man In his time;Joe. In electricity. kill follou the same Una. aaRGlHF SH� ifVLlKG...trvtu a suing fan In n«r heart, but In dramatics she'llvlot a part, .spenleb, kadlnah nodem dance. VALl CE 8HSRAPD..he greets his troubles with a song,spends a great tl«e playing Pint oong. .oratorio. JACK SHERMAN..chealstrj will occupy all his t!«« as years flu by. RAY SWVHIk'i.a tall brunettevlth eyas of blue,he likes boxing,dancing too. glee club, boxing. KILN SHUPICX..0 chi Id specialist she kill be I f her fondest wish she'll see. JANE SHURICX..of all her dreams she likes to coddle, her great desire to be a model..glee club, girl reserve. IRENE SIESF..' t's not egokhen we cry that we know a girl cal Icd• K... commercial club, bank cashier. MYRA SILBTPG..dancing Is her big delight, and she's the one uho can do It right..kedlmsh, oomercisl, pega-nus, student council. CLARA SILFFRMAH..0 secretarU she's apt to be. If her life's wish— she ] kill see. SYLVIA SILVERSTEIK.. this dark-eyed girl Is loads of fun. her mood is as bright as the noonday sun. JAMES SIMCOE..on artist who nou has the plan of beint an aviator as beet he cat. PLCPWCE SIMON..with a toss of her head so saucy, we recognize this lass call flossy, bank cashier, cewscrc-g lal club, orchestra.band,brass class MAVIS SIMONSEN..sh likes to read dance and urt te and does her best kith all her might..ccmercisl club, club, sports. 4UDPSY SHATTOCK..she'I continue with her schooling; aud Is a ooort fan and ve're not fooling, blue triangle silver triangle, tennis, golf. PAUL SHEEhAN..eyes of blue a brunette too;he’s been a friend both tried and truc..sonnlsh club. band. ANCPIA SIMPSON..a true art fan uho kill ravel tier life around a vorld of travel. ALLOYS SJOFEPC-.. because he likes to drive. ke knou.bud kill alaoys be on the to. EVELYN SJOSTROM.-o ms tern form it I her desire, for country atr ••u‘dote dtelrt..blue triangle. WILLIAM SLYTER..1 f there’s singing on the street, two to one I ft -6111 • you'll neet..glee club,oratorio.voc-cal ensenble. SHIRLEY SOBOL, usportsand dancing hold her eye; something new she'll aluays try..kedlnah, noanlsh club, g.e.a. CARL J. SODEFGFBJ..in the school's hush or rustle.ue kill aluays remember muscle '. CARL L. SODERGREN..an appetite that can't be beat belongs to cully -lt's qulta a feat. JOKt S0R0EUPS..M the future we can see she'll follok some fornofartistry., park board, band. RUW SPAPKlS.outsldeofshOksshedoes like best to go Inacorner and think and rest..blue triangle, oratorio. CAPOL SPLICKAL..a Itfe of music Is her atm. may she yin success and fame GLOPIA ST. MARIE..o ttrl tnamtllton Is this one,laughing and merry, she's loads of fun., french club, polarls annual. EILEEN STAN0CH..oo«r the Ice and there toes ’butch 'cause she likes skating very 'mootch'. CLARK STT.fLS..k makes models of the planes.in theavlatlon field he seeks for gains., aviation treasurer. W , Mtt1A) 0--oP”tty girl, with a merry smile.she makes you happy all the khlle.. scion hy.cowerclal club, ailver triangle. ADELAIEE STEIDLIR..«' ‘ P'-atty.;otly. dark-hatred loss Is a kdcome member -t our class..scion by. ?5 76 HARLEY BMAHSON.-sporla and more sport fill hib day,and he enjoys It all the way..hockey,apparatus,football, boxing, track. 8EATPICE SVAJfZ.bec likes doncln( to pass the ti e, the reason why. no reason or rhyme, .comerciai club,glee MAXINE SVQfSO.N..a fair-hatred girl so nice to know, and ue really like her so..student council, blue triangle, phyllls vheatly, potaris ale-s«an. HAPIE S2UT2. .drawing and painting interest marie, a designer la what aha hopes to be. JOXCt TABAKA..dancing Is what she really enjoys and mixing kith other girls and boys..silver triangle. DONALD TAFT..don plays In the band with Joy; music Is a pleasure to this boy.. band. MARCELLA TALS0..O tall blond girl, who m works ytth a util; may fortune her life ytth happiness fill, .commercial club, blue triangle. MERYL TAPBELL..a comfort to the sick , someday she’ll be;for anursr ta yhat she chooses to be..norac club, tree- ■ MAPVIN STEINBIPG. .t « says chemistry ta fun;but yhat If your lesson Isn't done? PHIL STEINBERG.. “M skeedf la fellx greeting, In a caaual way at every meeting.chess club president,german club, camera club, Benorah.avlpsmng, tennis. KURIIL 5TElNHAN..a smart girl and a busy one too, she always finds somethings around to do. . kadlaah, bank cashier. JOHN STERN..on the hockey rink ho struts hla stuff, he’s really good and that's no bluff, .hockey captain. CAROL STHJCK..her Interest In drama Ilea, this tall girl ytth dark blue eyes..blue triangle, band. GERALD STFMA9T..Jerry’s and n” man, In more than one sport, he’s really a boy of the very best sort, .suiming hockey, baseball, apparatus. JUNE STOKASSER.. stoulfa a girl so full of fun frommomlng until day Is done. $unt 1939 $une 1939 MERLE TPtSGLl.-likable and rendu for fun. a frond girl la thin one} truniff TROMBLY. .aluoys happy, seldot JSj Tthd kind of o friend to hove comcrclal club. APIOX TK-HELY-.o bushel of fun. red-ended too. she'a for anything ytw ant to do..oratorio, glee club. OHN TBOOT.. « � • a pole and Ire he Ihlnka life Is really fine. lee club. GUDNY TORP..rather quiet,never loud, outatondlni In any croud. DAVID TPACH..an athlete of no stall fate, he's liked by all because he's iau. HOWARD TENDER.. toward likes to fill his day kith thlnfs to amuse hit along the way.. botony club, dancing club. ERNA TENNEY..two rippling dltples. a sunny salt a, erno pleases all the khlie..student council,blue triangle tercial club, oratorio, choir. fcy. HARLENE 7W0LC. .a tiny blond wl th hazel eyes.look out glrlo.notch your guys girl's glee club, g.e.e. MARGARET THEPIEN..targe plays actor-tnet In the band.ue really like her. right off hand., commercial club,band VIVIAN THOMPSON..-watch your diet• . she kill teach, a dietician's career la In her reach, commercial club, band WARREN THURESDN..average height, eyes blue.you knok who uc mean, don’t you? M-y, bank cashier,band,basketball. SHIRLEY TITNER..hauepoucu«r matched her dancing feet? she has something that can't be beat, .comcrclal club, applied male, glee club. MARION T0KSKY..O stall, cute girl uhose a happy find 'cause she's the Joyful, pleasing kind----commercial club, kadinah. w GERALD TUPNFR..0 loyal good fellokln kork or fun.he'll help until the task la all done.. frtnch club.atudcnt council. LAWRENCE TUPNEP.. a winning wap. attractive grace, cnbttlor. feeling for '«( pi oca. 7? ■ HERETTE VALENTY.. little ask. my ucnls art fey,all J oak is something to do..german club. LORRAINE VAPNIR. .bar gift of via. of pep, and fun attracts hor classmates everyone.. .polerls aalewan, commercial club, band,bras class, g.a.a. GEUPGE VIG0P£N..fc like thts carefree smiling lad;ylth him much happiness ye've had..hi-y, glee club. ALVIN WALEEF... e do not knoy, ye do confess,but In some great vork ha'll prove a success. nmVAF VALL'IFR.but oh. so nice; rvstu always thinks tv ice.. ft.e.e. VIRGINIA WALTER.;Mona ana cute.personality to suit...polarls salesman, bank cashier, commercial club. VERNA WASZUT ..she enters into vork and play in the same good natural vay. diamond ball,basketball,volley ball. VERNON VA7WI..sometimes I vork,mostly play;nevar too serious.alyays gay projection club, hi-y, aasy club. FAPL VEINAND..bis heart Is true as gold, his smile Is never cold, .band golf,baseball YAPGA°ET WEISS., rju lot and conventional Is marge, her vlll Is strong, hei hones are large... .commercial club, skating, tennis GERTRUDE VF1ZENEGSEF.. haooy am I; from care I'm free;a clerh In a store I'd like to be..commercial club ALTA VESTREPG...fls lively blonde Is nicknamed alm: to all she's been a splendid pal..nature club, apparatus MARIAN WESTMAN..dimples, curly hair, and svtet, she is a friend that can't be beat..bulletin beard committee. LOIS WHSLDOK..she likes to roller skate, thts lass-a friendly girl of our class..commercial club.oratorio, glee club. MARION WHITE..a svet and blue-eyed blond Is shf, a ary's as nice as she can bo. $une 1939 Kuuth mbcux.. � e studies, he writs, and he has his fun;thts boy Is by everyone. HARVEY VlLf2IS l..ha lehappy and full of fun. a loyal friend to everyone. JEAN VQlT .M..a gayyoung viking, her hobby Is hiking..viking club. DOLORES VQLFfiJM.. to be blond ana athletic too—a lucky tal, w tftlnA— don't your blue triangle, g.a.a. PimClA MllLlHtS..0pat't0agoodpal. a splendid friend, full of fun—there la no end..silver and blue triangle, tennis, golf. LEI M1HSSP..If lee really lives up to hla none, he'll bring to north o far-flung fme. .Kenoreh, swinging. ELAINE VOLCDTT.. l wna« Is lively, cute and gay; full of via In vork or play..na ure club, program chair-nan, student council, latln club, polarit page editor, glee club, choir. JOHN WOLD..begone dull care, begone from ■«. thou and I shall ne'er agree renith, hl-y, vice-president. HAROLD NOLSTEIN.. neen nc es sports as his choice of fun; vhen the dally wrk f 8 done. BOB WOOD..on artist, skater Is our bob; he kears bov-ttes but he's not a snob..hockey THSUW YFSNES. .droiatica Hit be her profession; 'skeet liberty's0 her pet expression..bank cashier, pegasun ARTHUR 7T.cy .tall, tjulet. kith eyes of blue—he has a sense of humor too football, basketball POBFPT ZEIK..robert Is a clever lad-thoughtful. kind, and never sod. CARL 2ENANK0..he does hl� uork In a carefree toy, and toalkcys Joyful ana ever gay. .a'.ngecrcv. second band MILDRED hlCJCS..Skeet In every single uay. chanting and happy all the day. coaaerclel club. HARRIET WIGEAHL..0 cute little lass, kith bright blue eyes, on any dance floor she takes the prlze-band. drum uajor. 9 FUGENE 7imU7..capable andefflclcnt la this lo t he's gluon everything he had. MARION ZINK... toU and cute and full of fun; she has a � II« lor everyone blur triangle. giro club LLOYD '•fl'tTW’S.. I loud' a a hanou I ad and true; he'll accomplish wonders loo. SHERMAN KVASS1CK..sleeping and eating fill his day, with hi s saying nope faint hay!0. CLARENCE KELSON..he's a blond and a friend Indeed, 'uost everyone Just calls him “swede0. DALE OLSON..hockey Ishls faxa’alllo• (s Ms name..hockey. ELAINE SAA lCK..ln all that she does sHe plays fair and square and this Is khr elalne makes frtenda everywhere GLORIA SCHMIDT. . « « mUBion field calls from afar; gloria will make It her guiding star. GLADYS I. YOUNGS shy and pretty girl I to she;on air hostess she hopes lobe j aviation, g.a.a. NATHAN ZVEIGBAUM..he'll • hts way through thick and thin; and always bo sure that he will win..menornh MAXINE BU(X..naxine wonts to wrtte and advertise; along this line her talent lies, .nrlcluh, glee club,choir oratorio, bulletin board. AUDREY DEAN..audrey's fun- -of that be sure; for gloom she is a perfect cure. EDVARD FISHER..eddle Is a boy who won a school � ; and he'll always be as popular as he was then.. foot-ball, track. NATHAN FRIEDS0S..O quiet lad,a brilliant one too; hts friends are many, his enomys few., latin, student council. SYLVIA HOLMBERG.don't all know her, but those who do, say she's a swell girl through and through. OTHER GRADUATES JAMFS ALLARD ALBERT ALSTADT FDVARD ALSTADT DORIS ANDFR33N VIRGINIA BABINFA1! WILLIAM BARETfSH ALBERT BAP8USH BEPNICH PAPBFTT SAM 3UPSTFIN PAY EDHOLM ROBERT ICHOLM HYMIF FRIEDMAN HAPCIA GREFVF EARL GRWCAHL VEPYL HAPMF WILLIAM HIGI HAPVFY HUKARI RALPH KAPKHOFP FLOYD KIRBY P0BFP7 KIRBY BLAVCHF LONGSILLA WILLIAM POLLFY RICHARD PRIM WILLARD ROBIN PICHAPD SCHTJLT7 LUCILLF SHUSSIN ROBERT 3PFRPONG PHODA ST. GIRMAIN JAMES TOMEK JOHN UGGLA EUGENE VDGEL GIDRGE WAHL DAVID WEI91 AN Gluts CLUB PRESIDENTS- Row One: Westerluna,Twedt, Po sen , John son Bernhard. Row Two: Brix, Carl son, Rausch, Peterson. Row Three: Lorsonj Ander- son., Lunche, Rausch, Baunoch, Row Four Baunoch. Row Four: Krause.cressel,Erick -son,Johnson, G., Johnson, V., Proszek. entpctacp It is these students, our club presidents, who are among our class leaders. We call them the foundation of democracy because they are able to shoulder the responsibilities of a club and carry on its business in a democratic manner. This democratic body of self-governing students guide their school as a lighthouse beacon guides ships at sea. It is their combined efforts which 1ead us forward as a progressive student body.The fall officers were:-Arlene Brix,president; Louise Herou, secretary; Robert Cougnlin, treasurer,and Edward Prozek, sergeant-at-arms. The spring officers were: William Johnson, president, Arleme Brix, vice-president; Robert Coughlin, treasurer Doris Linsten, secretary; and Edward Prozek,ser-gean t-at-arms. STUDENT COUNCIL CABIN-et. Row One: Herou, Brix,-A. Row Two: Johnson, W. Row Three:Pros-zek, Coughlin. STUDENT COUNCIL. Row Cne: Graber,Schwebach,Harff,Bernhard,Haves, Waldeen. Row Two: Johnson, M.. Roth, Loeffler, Foster. Seeger.Row Three: Ingalls, Hildebrand, Snerman, Brzenski, Baunocn, Lindsten. Row Four: Matson, Rusinko, Gunderson, Schmidt, D.,Larson,L.,Ring, Nash. Row Five: Turner, Doll, Niefeld, Carlson, R.,Johann sen. Rye. Row Six: Carmody, Dahlen, Ol3on, T , Taylor, Sperling. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL. Row One: Rausch, Bai'cock, Christenson, Callan, Mose? Kanter, Steinman. Row Two: Peterson, M., Linman, Chubbuck , Hartig Lawrence, Witte, Wiborg, Bogucki. Row Three: fcochel, Nichols, Pence, IXikelow, Boutang, Kaplan, Offerman. Row Four:Miller, Petersen, C., Berg, Swatez, Ganzen, Watten, Row Five: Gallos, Loeffler, Hirsch, -Alguist Feinberg Weiss, Grund, Strom, Row Six: Lower, Wilkinson, deWahl,Johnson,R.,Johnson, C. Anderson. ANNUAL STAFF Row OnetKoo-ntz, Fori cy, St .Mari e, Lo-rberbaum.Row Two: Powers, Buck, Broude Wolf e,Peters on. Row Three Kranz.Blust-ein, Finstad Rivard. Row Four . Herou, Baunock. Foltz. Carlson, Johnson, Row Fi ve:Gref fin Eri ck8on,Gl-orvig, Paul. L t U! Here is your annual staff. These students have spent the past year in composing a book which they nope you like. Midst paste, typewriters, layouts, and pictures your annual has finally arrived at this stage. We enjoyed editing this book and we hope you will enjoy reading it. Working ? You bet we are. Well, don't we look it? 83 BLUE TRIANGLE. row Ono: Spark- es Peterson T. Buck J L. TFo,r— 2aak . Thims Patnode. Hxaclc Eri clcson . Row Twos Buck . M. Swen son . Fuhnnai , Graber J Snep— pa rd . Norton, Finstad. Row hree: Rvan, Cordell , Rosjnlco Jensen. Jacobson . Janeksol Dolmaeth, Shattack. Row Four: La r aon., B. Mo� e3 Ma1t� or Paraona. Ramin. Eastlund Sah 1 — strom. K. Row Pi vo s Anderson, Z . ohn son O. Nolson., D. Nash, Carl son, RxcHman. _ Row Si xL Dau, StGuf? 1 . 1- Sjo-s troii. Perry, Williams., Car— r 1 e r Wi th 1 am. BLUE TRI-ANCLE- Row One . Vountain, PelletxeT Harff, Brzenski, Lind-sten, Haasamd. Row Two 3w en son, Co ck bu to .Schmidt, Fox, HoteY,irov-bridge. Behling, Row Three-.Hawkins .Speiaer, BettingeT. rtilli ams ,S. Mark.grof,Hunt. Bow Tout Fischer, Hartig. Lind, Johnson, D. , Fahlgren, Rausch, Tal so. Row Five MacDonald, Tomber s, For— sberg.Swanson,L. , WeT— sch, Knutson. BLUE T PI ANGLE CABINET. RowOne Hof f, Jayne, Bo-lstad, Croner, Gabbert,RowTwo Koontz, Faricy John8on,M.Kessler Brown,D. Row Three:Pqhr Brix.a. Scofield,H. Bri x, G. Davis, Kranz. Row Four:Glor-vig,Herou.Johnson . Christenson, Sundb-erg. the le t. 9 Seniors and 'A Junior Girls are brought together in the club as school girl members of the Y.W. C. A. Here they form deep friendships which in many cases last long after graduation. The fall officers were:Vee Johnson,president;Mariorie Johnson vice-president; Arlene Bri x, secretary;Margueri te Koontz, treasurer; and-Geraldine Faricy, program chairman. The spring officers were: Geraldine Faricy,president;Marthe Lou Jayne, vi ce-president DoriB Brown, treasurer;Joyce westerlund,secretary and Betti e Christiansen, program chairman. The question and answer Fame of Professor Cuizz 8 given its turn in the joint Blue Triangle—Kad-imah meeting. This affiliate of the Y M C,A creates an atmo-sphere of friendship xn which boys.learn to work together for the benefit of tAeir community and school. There are four chapters at North High primis, Acmv, Zenith, Forem.The all school officers for trie year were Robert Krause, president; Robert Coughlin, vice president; william Miller, secretary; ana Lester Johnson, book room manager. 86 HI-Y. Row One: Heg- reness, . Johnson, L., Conover, Miller. Hart-ig. Row Two: Krause, Ooughlin, Bohline, R., Nobles. Row Three: Babcock, Charest, Nelson, R. Row Four: Johnson, MAnderson, R.,Heidelberg, Anderson, W. Needle work, painting gourds., and making useful things occupy some of the time of these active girl scouts. a my Lonot- One of the main past semester worked'wi th make many activities of these girls this has been handicraft work.They have varied materials and have learned to lovely things. The Officers for the year were:Mary Peterson,Marion Myers, and Vivian Newstrom. • 87 Swan lor. J J1' ANp1, E• Ro v n li ff, ©Avi ?801 e Pond. p0w Two J 2k Hoagberg'pe? ld I' y. em rendz. t0?redov, 111 dahl, Bee?«Fivo- r°h- Lenzen MccSJ arSl gf Myers, f1 : HiV Nelson.B. e; Llndhoim.J Si eb®ntri t?J j These gals are enjoying an informal chat with Miss Irene Hol-th, the Silver Triangle advisor from the Y. W.C. A. 'C atH e t lu put vote As members ot the junior branch ot the Y.V.C.A.. these sophomores and B Junior girls strive to develop their personalities and to mold their characters. The fall officers were: Marjorie Twedt, president; Marion Myers, vice-president; Verna Rausch, secretary; Angel me Bogucki, treas-urer: Joyce Vv'esterlund, I. C. C. The spring officers were: Mary Peterson, president; Verna Rausch, vice-president; Mabeth Hollerud, secretary; Marie Gjenvick, treasurer. 9ILVER TRIANGLE- Row One: Waldeen, Mantz, Flynn, Cupper, Jack, Runnerstrom. Row Two: Norlander, Pederson, Cuady. M. Marcell, fausch.Row Three: Hol-erud, Paul son, Gorham, Li nman,D. Nelson, Mach t. Row Four;Swenson, Twedt, toesterlund, Roisum , Ferguson, Martinson, Felix, Row Five: Peterson, M.j Kirkbride, Goodman, Prescott , Chri stenson,M., Benecke Row Six:Kipp,Cnristen-son, Eaton,Fuller, Olson. SETON GUILD. Row One:0‘Brian, R., Bullock, 3.j Popp. Row Two: 71 n 81 ad., Baunoch, Fox, Hagglund. Row Three: Grund- strom,Sandwick H. , Riel, G. t cJ-Li - JLltci. A new character-buildinq cluo which is rapidly attaining success at North High is Seton-HI a junior chapter of Seton Guild. The officers for the year were: Betty Baunoch, president; Rita O'Brien, secretary; Shirley Bullock, vice-president; Betty Finstad, treasurer. a a Joyce and Steve Working hard. Does it smell nice. Dons? ' v,'Ty o Rina iVGn M-Mi-Wr n Chilli PoVlhrGe sexier ,Lebo- p!)ie Man del Poaiuck. pov. ?SUr ‘ Kriet� } ? � Finok-Feinb - Q� Kimelman FovFive-.Ket- Toaer, Shop-lI°j “Z.wei qcv aumj Corfmct Pins, pins. pins. ?u'l,QvP°i?T pin trorr. tne Menorah Club. This is just on© of the services that this club performs for its school every year. 13 th kttLL This Jewish boys club at North High, has been lts acbool and community for the past fifteen years. May it continue to do as much in the next fifteen years. The fall officers were Doncld Rosen, president; Sheldon Blicker, vice gresident; Robert Kreitzman. secretary; Marvin orengold, treasurer; and Sheldon Mandel, ser- Sean t-at-arms. The spring officers were Sheldon licker, president; Shelaon Mandel, vice pres-ident; Marven Korengold, secretary; Marvin 1-ler, treasurer; Jack Spewak, sergean t-at-crms. KADIMAH- Row One: Zots, Markowitz, Eviden, D. , Flatt, R., FI at t, J. , Row Two: Violk, Serber, Bank, Greenspoon,Kohn, Harris.Row Tnree:Bern-hard, Cohen, Shapiro, Orensten, Sobol. Row Four:Kohn, S. , Gandel, Glazer, Segal, G., Lunche, Brudnoy. Row Fi ve:Benjamin, Medoff, Labovi t z, Steinman, M., Si 1 berg. J This Jewish girls club aims to impress upon the inis jevMsn airis the true ideals of Judaism. The ai rls the true ideals of Judaism, officers were: Charlene Lunche, presi den t one Gandle, vi ce-president; Jean Manael, secretary; and Ruth Flatt, treasurer; Spring officers ---- ' ident; Eleanor Badiner hearts of —2 The fall of I rene were: Charlene Lunche.presiuo.. i. . ----- vice -president; Jean Mandel, treasurer; and Katherine Brudnoy, secretary. ttvice wl ith AHt lie HeTe is a group of smiling lasses who attended the ioint paTty of Kadi man and Blue Triangle Funt 1 11 say. Sobo, sky. Two: sky. ner. KADIMAH. Row One: Koolick, Cooper, Gordon, Tom-Viarner, Row Juster, Mer-Moses, Tur-Cen ter. Row Three: Greenberg, S. jGreenberg, Mas tin. Jus ter. Row Four: Badiner,Po-likolt, Sherman, Huneas, RatneT, Row Five: Segal. Brooks, Farsht, Stoller, Bank, Goldberg, Row Six : Hartman, Harris. Savitt R. Gershi man,Scnwartzbach. AUiL dat look With a cheerful smile the bulletin board committee sets about making our halls cheerful with their signs and pictures. Keeping us posted is their job.These talented artistic students make our Bulletin Boards gay and colorful. The fall officers were: Dorothy Carlson, chai rman; and Robert Fieidelberg, secretary. The spring officers wese: June Carlson, chairman, and LaVon Buck, secretary. son. Carl s Scoli eldt ton, j.; Three: worth. Glor Hei del berg Members 9f this Commercial Club are North's contribution to the business world. The style show given in the fall term was of great interest to all girls who desire to keep up with Madame Fashion . The spring term highlight was a tea given in honor of the Washbdrn board and the seniors. The fall officers were:Ruth Erickson, president; Lois Brostrum, vice-president;Myrtle Dau, secretary; Eileen Hayes., treasurer. The spring Officers were:Myrtle Dau, president;Lorraine Rusinko.vice-president; Vide Chubbeck, secretary., Edna Badiner, treasurer. COMMERCIAL CLUB BOARD. Row One: Hagelin, Lawn, Dukelow, Marks, Paul sen,Row Two Ott,Brown.Bros-trom Chubbuck, Row Three: Bet-inger, Paskoff, 01e3ky, Bzdiner Olesky, Badiner Palmquist, Row Four:Dau,Erickson,Hayes, Bloo-mgren. PADIO CLUB. Pow One: Vosler, Rust, Wei sman, Gangl. Pow Two: Hodsdon,Hagen, Nordst rom, Nor-mondin. Pow Three:Proszek, Thole, Reid, Pasmussen. citetit punnet the c= Lt (J mi one of these Don cers were: I wonder if one will develop into the I generation.The fall offi president-William Ha don Nordstrom, secre Edward prozek,pres ident; and Arthur Thale, secretary. aspi ring amat Wilson of the future Henry Gangle, and Gor-i cers wffe vice pres- Haaen,vice president-:retary The spring ofti iidentjHenry Gangle, vi CAMERA CLUB ob8.rvont candid camera fans the „«nb«£ club raalize the aauffotel f{jr ing the art of tak ing P president, LaVon BuckT°vic® p?esidon t f V®e° Johnson t raasu T� Tj Mur- iel Frasher, secretary. I - -T Vw0 . g «• _ HO w f een ali se tveta d tuitit te NATURE. Row One: Sanko, Greenberg J bematien , Vtol cot i ,Ko-ine, Gjenv-ick 3nith. PowTwo:Nei-nstTom, bog-ucki . Foat-er, Pelletier, Segal, Juster. Row Three: Fro-ehlk ec,Far-icy. Spi©k-er, westerl-und, Graber Rivard,Rausch. PowFour Mosea, Lot-aon, Gustafson, Gilbert, King, Glazer, Row Fi ve: Anderson, McKin-EaseT, er,Myei fttii ?SodY-- ?r° “«■ all thS? gone; Discovering the phenomena of nature isthe object of this club. They spend their time studying the interesting thinas about the world around them, f i cers for th« The o f fi cers fo abou t year were:Verna Rausch,pres- tl “ •'Hont • Jerome 'Esser vi ce-president; Geraldine Pari cy, treasurer; and Joyce westerlund,secretary. It must be in teres ting.-At least that is what the group of Science Club member! think. In this atmosphere these scientific minded students delve into the mysterious of ions., protons. and neutrons. The fall officers were: Robert Dressel, president; Zane Isreal, vice president; William Schwartz, secretary and treasurer; Dale Juntillia. seraean t-at-arms . The spring officers were: Robert Dressel. president: Richard Leef, vice-president;Louise Harff, secretary and treasurer; Richard Berg, sergeant-at-arms. SCIZNCZ. RowOne: Warner. Paulson Moorvitz, R. , Leder. Row Two: Cockburn, Tor, Holden, Hart! , Sanko.Rov Three Hinitz, Bennett Common, Weld. Row Pour:Andersen, Dressel, Rosenfeld, Zone leesman. Row rive :7Api, Berg, Schwari, Uanny. cVi� L J? tunce France becomes a living vivid coungry to the French students after their association wi th this romance langucge. The fall officers where:Donald Rcsen, president; June Ingalls, vice-president; and Mary Peterson secretary. The spring officers were: June Ingalls, president; Lorraine Paulson, vice president; ana Mary Peterson, secretary. JEANNE D' AFC- Po One: Macey, schwa ppach, Ormstien warner, Vtolk, C. Moorvitz.Pow Two Brudnoy, Broude Gershman, Ferguso V ol f e. Row Three Ri vkin. King, Seg all. In gall 8. Ro Four: Dahleen, Pau 1 son,Bennet t pet erson, Kleinbaum Row Five: Rosen Kranz, Rausch. L Vau. ° {ftaj entte las t eticas LA TEPTULIA. Row One: Gi Hi s Greenberg, Led-er,Eviden, Phi-11 lpn Row Two, Fancy., Bern-hard., Martin., L., Ruben stein. Row Th ree: Martin,L., Matt-son,Aunan,Beh-rendt Greenberg . Row Four: Lei an ton,Rudd, Sunaberg Herman. Fogliaro, Mgxley, Row Five: Larson, Sanders.Ni sker Baron, Wexler. This club endeavors to bring South America. Mexico, and Spain closer to the students of SpS- 2 l!tbX«f,proYxd1 8SkGC g?i entertainment about Latin America. The fall officers were:Kar-lon Bernhard, president; Donald Baron, vice president ;Maraaret Aunan,secretary-Robert Dougherty seraeant-at-arms. The spring officers were: Ro_ bert Douaherty, president; Martin Miller, vice § resident; Margaret Aunan, secretary; and Wayne anders, sergeant-at-arms. QQ V invV'.?Mr. ... Ve 0 o' 0 V v y cunt e, 7 S4W, uett 1 ff Midst togas and sabdTs th© members of the Latin Club learn the ancient lore of Nero and Julius Caesar. The fall officers were: Joyce Westerlund, president; Hermione Mattson, vice-president;Mar-jorie Twedt, secretary; and Margaret Buck,program chairman. The spring officers were: Sidney Sperling, president; Marjorie Twedt, vice-president Angeline Bogucki, secretary; and Michael Niemen program chairman. fhut scrap US wt CP0 This German word vhich means ''a little bit of every thing typifies the activities of the Deutsche! herein. Ml parts of the meeting are carries out in German thus giving the members practical use of their German. The fall officers were: Elaine Johnson, president' Dorrell Cl son, vice-president; Mane Ann Funrmannr, secretary Edward Li t tl e, sergean t-at-ams. The spring offi cers were: Elfnede Peck president; Muriel Gebert. vice-president; Bon a belle Oelvin secretary; Edmund de Vahlj sergeant-at-arms. Ol0OllJ Pp-ndh® $ � ' 04 fctf t h D°rtpub fafuif K. nej irig fjjree r® A c o Qnd niS?6d °1 i day I DUMA.Row One: Holden, Poole,Sutherland, Gustafson,Hagglund, Thims, Row Two: Erickson, M., Linman, Swenson, Brown Sutherland, J. Fogel-berg, Row Three: Miei-ke, porter, Hoff, He-airet, Erickson. Row Four:Pieman, Nasn, Me-lander. Brovjn P., Nor- Jren, Olson Row Five: ohnson,Nelson E.,Nelson I., Krante, Anderson . vetlae9 (JLo,hJL yrf ldnijjlit Members from all the Swedish classes meet together in this club. Here they are brought into closer contact with the Scanaanavian customs and language. The fall of fi cers were Dori s I. Anderson, presiden t; Gordon Krantz,vice president; Dorothy Linman, secretary; and Gertrude Richman, treasurer. The spring officers were Sevie Rainow, president; Eva Nelson, vice-president; Margaret Olson, secretary; and Gordon Kranz, treasurer. Vi eU et dette landet 99 Yes. we love this is ttfe first line of •An them. This drama of the North the Viking club mee of the club have class in which they of the Scandinavian land. This sentence the Norwegian Nation-the music art., and have been feature in tings Sixteen girls formed a folk dancing learned the dances Countries. Is this King Arthur and his Knights of the Pound Table? My mistake, this is a group of Viking club members having a round table discussion. VIKING CLUB. Row One:Brost Johnson,pahl, Aune, Olson, Martinson.Row Two: •Abrancm, Sandwick. Simon sen, Bolm-gren, Peterson, Row Three Thompson, Ben-sen, Sveum, Row Four:Lia-bo, Farstad, Wat ten, Dah-len, Hamborg. VIKING CLUB. Row One:Flit tie.Tor-gerson, Carlson, Aasland, Martin. Row Two: Larson, Groth , Nelsen , Brown, L., Brown, M. Row Three:Swenson, Myhre, Cecil, Hamborg, Johnsen, Blomgren. Row Four: Stilling, Lcrson, Johnson. Evenson, Fredri ckson. This group ofrising journalists provide our school with lots of news and bits of 908SID. Miss Nelson's news classes are being troined 1Tc appreciate good teste in the reporting of news and its con ten?; as well as in learning (he technique of writing They are feeling the need of history, sociology. civics, and science as background subjects for thei r intelligent interpretation of news. POLARIS STAFF. Row One:Fri es, Pelletier, Hu-seby. Hand,Wolcott, Row Two Gandel, Hovey, Savitt, pine-ault.Row Three Braunstein,He-ney, Glorvig, Seebeck, Nash. Row Four: Sch-wartz, Donohue, Arnold,Sthultz Row One: Twedt. Meyers, Brudnoy Nelson, Lindholm. Row Two: Kor-engold, Schanfield, Silver, wi-ebsky, Rosen, Kaswen. Ajottl secor. V -.d the North wi th debaters Roosevelt tied for High deb- .. ___________ t place with no defeats.'The question debated was: Resolved: that the Un i ted States es tabl 1 sh an alliance with Great Britain. place • .---------- — a to rs. West High School won firs narcu __—_ r ----y —' « Silverman, Ten en. Row Two: Grangerj Fari cy, Moranj Pi chman. Row Threes KamenoWj K ah— lerj Haneenj Zimir.e Tj Salisbury, Row Fours Olson, Morin, Wolk, Vinokour. Pow Fives Peterson, Pathenson, Davi Sj Woodworth, Dahl. PCLARIS SALF.3MEN. Pi c tUre On,. Row V'C Ui eske t„v. °ne! Johnston is,„ lonti la aar ‘ Wus Hitchcock. % Lensl'®J Br°gg, ShindeT°H Two: ShQpir� 5.Horri� . Thre®= w«5„ rt- r° rin«ton Z'•� ' «Qr_ °r, Ludvig r'!' J°hn- four. 9j Bortni ck Hea ret ‘ r. r°gelber J ■«� , si OSh m 0V Pi C°lvin% STAGE FOBCE. Pow One: Fing,H. , Ring,M., Goldstein. Bov Two: Bubin, Zenonko , Juntilla. Bow Three: Lee, Shapiro, Boron. - l le , I chin Jt tit e scenes MOVIE CBEW.Bow One: Arnoldy, Grundstrom.Pro szek. Row Two: Larson, Anderson, McKenzie. 12 ? ■ tt � . _ t. K , ; t t’ - A® m w s ?• v £ 9 m xsm a.nj; rriili a ii f Yl H i A 1 l 3BATOBIO. Picture Two. One: eXer I? atrom, punter, gcharmer, Asr- ock. Blood.Pow Two-.Schwappach iSovt, spark es, sSTtfi, Bathbun. Bow Three:Wilder, Gustpfson Grufilke. Wiborg Thoen, Babcock Bow Four: Nor- ton, Johnson,, Krause. Busch— of f, Li 1 leY- P®w Five: Sherara, Bowen, Taylpr, Johnson, Mix, FIeming. OPATORIC. Picture One. Bow One:Flyn,Chris-tiansen, ®°° ]; � ■� Bow Two: Rudd. ThuTeson,Raasch Sundqu i s t,Sho re Olson. De Mann, Row Three: Stub-enberg.Benecke, Mahan,Felix, Br-edow,Gerick, Row Four: Swenson, Jackson. Holm-lur.d, Ostlund, Jones.Pow Five: Heinen, Lestor, Biller, Lissak, Schaffer,Ni emi-nen. Bow 3ix: Dahl, Sporrong, Ringdahl,Peterson, Tarbell. dtotlo Ore of the newly formed clubs at North is the Aviation Club. Its members main ambition this semester is to build aglyder with a forty foot span. ye sincerely hope thisproup will build up a firm oundation for this club 30 that it may carry on for many years to come. The tlficers were: War- ren Runnerstrom, president: Vernon Olson., vice — president: Alberta Goodman, secretary: and Clark Steele, treasurer. CHESS CLUB These dauntless players who meet their foe with such skill and wit are really champions and a credit to North High. The fall officers were: Newton Stein, president; .Phil Steinberg, vice president; Roy Hedlund, secretary. The spring officers were Phil Steinberg. president Bod Kelber, vice president; Ray Healand, secretary. Thi9 slogan carried the North High Band up to the ?reatest celebration that Canada has seen inywrsj he visit of the King and Cueen of England. The band, under the direCtion ofMr. G. J. Clive Cleary j received i ts formal invitation from the Canadian government through Mayor E. Leach of Minneapolis. 110 Courtesy of MPLS. STAR The North High Booster Club, an organization created to help finance the band's trip to Winnipeg, did a fine piece of work in gaining the support of Minneapolis behind our outstanding band. The new uniforms which the band bought for this occasion were not purchased till after this annual went to press. tii Row I: Grew Greul i ch,Run— qui at, Cherry Conover,Gru- man, Row II: Dugan,V. John-son ioef iler, Sundberg.R9W III: Martin Barnes. Schmidt. Malkm. lanuaty cSocial C umltt eei ii2 Row 1.Fein-berg, Dah-leen,Rosen, G. Johnson, Nyberg, Row 2. Kocntz , Parker, Pahr M.Miller,G. Mi ller Farley, Kilma-D- Anderson Secrle a d 2). a nee Directed by Miss Esther Haveson, the Modern Dance class has completed its fourth year at North High. Modem Dance aims to teach its students body control and the expression of feelings and emotions as movement. This year the Modem Dance group put on several auditorium programs at North and at other schools. 1 113 The Sirin Shop, under the tutelage of Mis jane Thickins, produces all the signs o the advertisingof class projects and clubs Due to their efforts, signs of professions calibre decorate the bulletin boards of Nort - • — - - ww call ± Cj U t iordeieloiDn?heirlnMnd?tfifr arts a the Crafts Class uSder 1 lhat fleld Miss Esther Frazler?d the auPervi3ion oi J_ea. _ __ 9Bvbei .-nop viua.slaitod ins® ud«it io iainin 3 to those V7(at .or. ;v: frxtl. BADIO VOPKSHOP Pox 1 ttallonbeT9,W, Johnson, B; Miss K.Lonc . Stilling LoTbeibaum, A; Pox II Jiekinson, B; B; haah,W; Smith,C. U4 c ate ets The Commercial Cooking course, taught by Mrs. ciaussen, trains girls in restaurant na ia ement and cooking. Students obtain room ical exPerience in the school lunch- In Miss Andrews' class In Office Training North High Students learn to use the dictaphone, comptometer, edlphone, and mimeograph machines. Their training also includes the writing of business letters, and general office practice. The International Relations class was founded by Miss Mary Gould to give students a better insight into the working of modern governments and th6 background for pur present day policies. Members of the class in this picture are: Row I Gjenvick, Miss Gould. Mandel. Row II Koontz, Rodich Row 111 Pherson, Hoffman, Purdham. HONOR SOCIETY ELECTED JANUARY, 19 39 RUSSELL NASH VEE JOHNSON LOIS BARNES STEPHEN DONOHUE AUDREY DUGGAN HARRIET MASON LOUISE HEROU ROBERT GRUMAN BURTON PIERCE DORIS SCHMIDT WILEY CONOVER EDWARD LE VAU BETTY KNAPP JEANE GLORVIG IRENE GANDEL MARJORIE JOHNSON HANS GREULICH ARTHUR RUNDCUIST JEROME LI EM AN DT viola davis GLORIA BROCHIN ELAINE JOHNSON HOWARD LOEFFLER LORRAINE STOLLER MARY JANE WOLFE MARJORIE PARSONS JANET STIER LORRAINE KESSLER GRETCHEN BRIX JEANNETTE BROOKS JUNE SIMONSON JEANETTE PALMQUIST CLIO JOHNSON EKMYRA COWLES NORMA BOLSTAD MURIEL HUCK HOWARD HELFMAN DOROTHY GUZ2I EILEEN SUNDBERG LORRAINE PHILLIPS HELEN RAMIN CORINNE EASTLUND Probably the greatest honor that can be bestowed on a junior or senior is his election to the National Honor Society, an organization that stands for the highest ideals of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The society was first established in North High School in December, 19 38. To be eligible for membership, the student must rank in the upper third of his class in scholarship. Five per cent of the iiA's, ten per cent of the 12B's, and fifteen per cent of the l2A's are then chosen on the other three qualities of character; leadership, and service. The officers of the January, 19 39 graduating class were; President, Russell Nash; Vice-President, Stephen Donahue; Secretary, Vee Johnson; Treasurer, Robert Gruman. A list of the members of the January and June 1939 graduating classes follows. ELECTED JUNE, 19 39 ANDERSON, DORIS I. KOCNTZ, MARGUERITE BUCK, LA VON MAN DEL, JEAN FARICY, GERALDINE BRUDNDY, KATHERINE BURC, RICHARD FEINBERG, SAMUEL HARTIG, HELEN PELLETIER, SHIRLEY BERNHARD, MARION JAYNE, MARTHA LOU HOFF, BETTY LESLIE, CHARLES WOLCOTT, ELAINE PAH R, GERALDINE RAUSCH, ELAINE NYBERG, WARREN CCUGHLIN, ROBERT ST. GERMAIN, RHODA KRAUSE, ROBERT BROWN, DORIS FRIES, JOYCE LUNCHE, CHARLENE RUSINKO, LORRAINE DAHLEN, MILTON L. HINITZ, BIRDIE RIVARD, LORRAINE LOEFFLER, EILEEN LUNDEEN, BERTHA POSELEY, ELIZABETH RING, HAROLD MACEY, BEVERLY MAN DEL, SHELDON TENNEY ERNA TOPP, GUDNEY FUHRMANN, MARIE ST. MARIE, GLORIA HECHTER, IRVING KELBER, ROBERT ERICKSON, RUTH ROSEN, DONALD SCHOFIELD, DORIS PARKER, MARILYN GLAZER, RIVEL GUTTMAN, NORMAN GRABER, VIRGINIA KRANZ, LORRAINE SWENSON, MAXINE FAGATT, SIDNEY PATZKA, GLEN BRAUN STEIN, THEODORE BROOKING, DON BROWN, GERALDINE ST El NM AN, MURIEL TURNER, HERALD FOR SB ERG, PEARL MOSIER, LEO RASNICK, SYLVIA JOHNSON, VERA . Elaine Banach G.A.A. Board President Mian Haveson Instructor G. A. A. This year the Girl's Athletic Association Board consists of nineteen sports-minded lassies. There are on or two girls assigned to each they schedule all games and determine each girl will get toward her • Their work trnly deserves praise. and sport, the points G. A. A. Row i-Nel on, Power , Ley-in, Dnchachek, Schn.np.Fow a-Peterson Herahey, Leader, Sonol.Row 3-Behling Ranach, Ruainko, Jensen, Bermn.Row 4-Johnaon, Erickaon, Fischer, BartiR GIRLS Each year a new bunch of ----- girls, ideals of true spo rtsman ship , different sports activiti ’{ who uphold torn out for es offered to __ ________ __r_------- They get points for all participation, and after they have accumulated six hundred points, they will get a chenille N which is really worth the effort exerted. the all the them by the athletic department BADMINTON Paging S. P. C. A!!!!I might object to your battin a racquet, but that’s just recently inaugurated game It's fascinating and is fa with both girls and boys, the beginners, and the spri ferienced boys an d gi rl s tog f you're anything like m fall. I The hum g birds what you called st gaining The fall se ng session ether in a around wit do in this badmi nto n . popularity ■ester sees brings ex-tou rn am ent. you n ext I'll see BADMINTON:Row 1 Bolin, Chubbuck Nallick, Hershey Lofgren. Row a-Groh. Truedson, Midtling, McEade Scone, Christenson Row 3-Bio rn Behling, Erickson, Blanchette Row 4-----Olson, Steffens, Pise like , Pappin, Auer Wennes Row 5-Christenson Tipp Puller, Smound, Dings an njChupnr-dia, Hyk. X8 ? arb Kn auf f. en BASKETBALL: Row l-Chanen, Levin Chanen, Carlson, Reinhardt low a-Fax, Roiaaa, Chnbbnck, Eiden, Johnson Row 3-Herahey, Cockburn. Baxger, Hendrickson Row 4-Nelson, Fischer, Pohlker, Ho d on Row 5-Olson, Lar- BASKETBALL The whistle shrieks! Another backetI So, there s not a fire around here, bn t the bucket— origerie is in fall nxing. Teams from regular class periods and after—school sextets have started the trek toward the girls• basketball championship. The teams are scheduled to play six °nHSr to their one hundred points long' N m There� s the whistle again. So VOLLEYBALL . t . „ it Yon r serve! Now kill it! ! ! ! an1 be called aian-sl aughter either. The across the net, and half a doxen P ir® are waiting to push it back. Vigo ro named it, but loads of fun. won't kil « in d s YoU sa: ha; VOLLEY BALL: Row ijSteffena, Christenson, John- son, Sayre, Sngaraan, Groebe, Ralloran. Larson Row a-Hoden, Eidem, Olson, Marboe, Pohlxer, Eis-ten, Hey. Row 3-Christensen, Auer, Kipp, Mansur, Kennedy, Dingsann, Chupardia, Burk. Row 4-Sevar-Carlson. Labovitx. Nelson. Olson. Me 1-n- son, Ojalo, Carlson, Labovitx, Nelson, Olson, Cabe. Row 5-Chnbbuck, Fershey, fredson, Pappin, Scone, drickson, Blan in g. . , Her an, Groh, A Sather. Row 6-Baxter, He chette, Kelley, Hyk, Johnson, Pie TOUCH FOOTBALL Only men play football I Don't yon believe itll!! This athletically-minded group of girls are the lassies who copy the antics of North' championship gridders. The only difference is that they tag instead of tackle. These femmes know what they are doing too, and the lads about school show an avid interest as spectators. £ TOUCH FOOTBALL Row I-Truedaon, Nallick, Lof-gren , Sobol Row 11— Chan en , Bio rn Auer. Steffens, Pis chke fid thing Fow III—Chub-buck, Erickson, Nelson, Blanchette, Pappin , H e rm anj)i n gm an n , Row IV—Fochel, Groll,Al f red son, Behling, Christenson, Wennes, Row V —Hyk,Ch ri •— tenson, Kipp, Fuller, Snound, Chupurdia, McCabe. St rok e----1 clock stroking of the fut Stroke-------1 the hour, but are blade stars SKATING St rok e----! It may sound like a in reality it's some going through their ---- - -- , . . girls take a test at the end of their eight xices in order to get added points towar letter. It's a grand sport and you 11 to like it. Why not come out and try? practices. Nearly all the at the end rac-heir so re SKATING Row I Duchacek, Gran-ber.Leader,Heu-beca, Truesson Heingen. Row a ienaen, Dale.Mc-abe,Neson,Travis, Fox,Schoen. Row 3 Rausch, Rusinko, Blanchette. Schultz, Chub buck,Venn es, Row 4 Lofgren, Weaver. Cooper, Levin. SWIMMMNG You don't have to go down by the war , sunny waters to find Mermaids during the winter. This bunch of girls cleave the water in the pools of surrounding junior high schools with their strokes and dives. And they're always striving for perfection. By looking at the picture we would say there was plenty of perfection right there. the cry as the balls start flying over the left field ence, and that's not an uncommon occurrence among the dozen or so girls' teams that turn out each spring for that great American game of dia-mondball. A tournament is held, and the team winning the most games is declared the champion. I'll see you at the game! 191 TENNIS Row One: Bell, Scales, Siaonsen, MacDonald, Erickson. Behling, Cockburn. Jensen, Markowitz. GOLF Swing is in the air. la da da del It’s been around all winter, too. but in a different form. Golf clnbs are hastily being dragged out of storage for a few practice swings before launching the drive on the links and fai Miss Haveson has been giving the inatru and pointers on the art of golfing. Since is the year for jitterbugs, a little more won't be disdained one way or another. GOLF Row I. McCarthy, Levin, Erickson, Miss Haveson, Kat , Sayre,Schilling Golden, Dugan, Rusinko. TENNIS Drive and smash! Sounds like talks wehear about automobile safety, but it isn't. Practice starts early in the season, and the girls are ready to burn up the courts as soon as the weather permits. There is no planned tournament, but each game is a hotly contested match. Points are given for this activity, and extra points for good form. Miss Denning is the lady of authority, and young tennis hopefuls get lots of coaching in her able hands. 12a 2?Oy5 J7port . Martin T. Kennedy Martin Kennedy,affectionately called Tom will long be remembered for the many fruitful years he served as North's grid men tor.Coach Kennedy has since resigned his head as football post to take on the added duties as athletic director. i23 f c f� §5 f': of ', sff ? ft 46 5 . « f V v f t « n ! _ 39 r A1 � o i?.9 J ® 0 .js n 5 f4,f f t | f”t f ?. 36 47 as ■; 4r IS 4P A FOOTBALL. Row One: Rettke, 3.; Dorff, D.; Bredesen, N.; Kessler. W. ; Knies, B. (Co-Captain); Larsor, Carl (Coacn); Axel., W. (Co—Captain) • Brody, B.; Nathenson, P.; Clemens. Row Two: Schumacher. L. • Jacobi, J. (•Asst. Coach); Doll, C. : Whalen., B.; Murphy. J.; Trach, D.; Asumna. A. : Christianson, H.; Burnett (Asst. Coach); Pettigrew (Trainer). Row Three: Gray. J.; Pierson; Benzki, A.; , Sverson, R.; Hegi, B.; Schultz, -A. Kerkela, R. • Halzinger, L.; Hoffman, P.; Cogswell, D.; Hagen, J. Row Four: Gustafson, R.; Swanson, H.; Galaenberg, E.; Zeck, A. Larson, G.; Chinnock, E.; Brothers, D.; Burke, M.; Murphy, K.; Brett, E.; Hoag. Bottom: -A Tommy back is hemmed in by the Polars and brought to earth after reeling off a short gain. 124 r Co-Captain Ax©l rips the V� ashbun line to shreds as he scores the fi rst touchdown in the North-Wash bum mix. FOOTBALL 1938 Greeted by a new football field last fall,, the Polars roared on to a three wav tie for the Minneapolis prep football championship. The flip of a coin was needed go decide which team would meet Washington High foT Twin City honors. Tom Kennedy representing North, won the toss but the Polars bowed to their down river rivals, 2S-0 on Armistice Day. NORTH 1‘2 CENTRAL 0 With an amazing knack ot convexX-ing breaks into scores, North downed Central 12-0 on Hobbs Field, bob Brodv twice Tan the lencth or the field to ring up the initial victory of the season. tOTSDH 12 NORTH 6 An injury shattered Polar crew was defeated t2-h in the second week of football competition. The only North score came in the third period. I NORTH 13 AASHBURN 0 Coining back from their recent defeats the Polars battled the Millers of Washburn into submission, 13-0 North scored in the first and third quarters. NORTH 7 ROOSEVELT 0 Played to a standstill for three periods, the Polars suddenly came to life in the final quarter and marched for a touchdown and victory. Outstanding during the game was the line plunging of Wayne Axel. Through a gigantic hoie in the Miller line goes Wayne Axel on one o f hi s long gains in the Pol ar-Wa8hbum tilt MARSHALL 3 NORTH 0 Little Earl Mosiman's field goal from the twenty yard line was the marain of victory over the Bears. North's last half threats kept the outcome of the game doubtful until the final gun. NORTH 7 SOUTH 0 On a classic forty five yard touch down run. Bob Knies siae-stepped his way through the entire South team to ring up a 7-0 victory for the Polars. South's furthest pena-tration into North territory was to the 17 the seventeen yard line. Left: The Tommies score! Pete Serban-ic cracks the Polar defense to score the first points in the North-Edison game. 126 NOPTH 13 WEST 6 In a gome which featured afist fight,and punts of less than ten yards, the Polars rode into a triple tie for the prep football championship as they overpowered the Cowbovs of West 13-6. Axel and Brody scored the touchdowns. ST. PAUL WASHINGTON 25 NOPTH O- Scoring three touchdowns in eight minutes, Washington High School extended St. Paul's football domination over Minneapoli s, wi th a 25- 0 victory over the Polars. Crippled through illness and injury. North never threatened their maroon and gold opponents goal. 127 BRAIN TRUSTS OF POLAR TEAMS: Row I: Coach Greg- ory , hockey Coach Perrin, Soph. Football and basketball Coach Larson, football; Coach Jacobi, basketball; Row II: Coach Burnett, apparatus and track.Coach Kennedy, athletic director. Coach Lindman,swimming. -SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL 1938 . - . . � .. I(AM Showing the same air tight defense as the A squa4 the North High Sophomore football team went through the season's schedule of seven games with only tour touchdowns scored against them. The little polars were defeated only twice throughout the entire season. Altogether during the season, the little Bears scored sixty-three points. Players who had a successful season and should strengthen the A squad next vear are Clair Lynch and Peterson in the backfiela, and Cassidy and Jacobsen in the line. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Row I:Chester, Kuhn Davi s,Booghery,Guz-zel, Lynch. Spewak-Row II: Bales, Kir-ster, Wilson, Lund-gren,Comen.Sockness Aho. Row III: Olson Taylor,Warren,Stuth Kempainer, Beers.Row IV:Jacobson, Rosen, Harper,Webster,Peterson Johnson,Grdu-ser. Row V: Coach Perrin, Swi Her, Cas-sad,Hansen,Bernhard Coach Gregory. “A BASKET BALL:Row One: Johnson,, V.Kerk-ela R.Cui ring, W. Burk, D. Gri ver,N. Erickson . Abrams, s. Row Two: Meyer, D. Lindberg, w. Jacobson, G. Schoenecker, A. Jacobi, J.Harris, S.Erickson, K.Zeck, A. Row ThreetGolden, B. Fisher, P. Rick, L.Pettke, S. Harper, J. Johnson, B.Kerner, 129 Will Qii rina. Pol ar forward, falls to the floor in o mi x-up wi th a Marshall player in an exciting moment during the North-Marshall tilt. Losing five games by a margin of1 ess than four points, the Polar Basketeers ended the season with the record of two victories against six defeats. The Bears opened the season against the Cardinals of Marshall and were set back, JO-28. After a bye North dropped a heartbreaking 35-34 contest at the hands of Central. Against Vocational, the Polars Asumna struggles to free himsel r from the arms of Eckberg and O'Hara of Marshall who have him pretty well blocked at this point of the gone. SOPH BASKETBALL Pow I. Bolnick, Post., Salloway, Vinokour, Heiligman. Pow II. Shragowi tz eh rmanj Ackerman,Lindqui st, Ketroser. Row III. Johnson. Anderson. Haskovitz Loth, D., Loth, Doug. B' Ball (continued) came to life to drop the Volts 41-58- Roosevelt, however, continued the Northmen on their downward descent by reason of a 51-50 score. The Tigers of South defeated the Polars by the largest margin of any game this season, 41-52- One hundred-eighteen points were scored in the North-Edison mix, whicn the Toms won by a 60-58 score. In the final game of the year, the Polars defeated the West High cagers by a score of 57-27. 150 calm storm The Polars get . Coach Jacobi's li some advice from ttle black book. North's Bob Brody gets a free ride on the shoulders o f aCen t ral husky during a furious struggle for the ball in theNorth-Central game. Jerrv Goodman comes in fast but fails to block the attempted shot at the basket by a Central sh arp— shoo t er. POLAR N ETMEN Left ro Rjght:Cocch LindmanjStone Arnold Douglas, Isenberg, Gensler, Zats, Steinberg, Grossman, Coughlin. TENNIS 1938 The Polar netmen finished a successful season with a record of four wins and three losses. Teams from West, Washburn, and Central were the ones responsible for the defects, while Marshall. South, Roosevelt and Edison met their Waterloo against North. BASEBALL 1938 Finishing with a record of three wins against five defeats, the Polar nine gained a tie for sixth place with Marshall. North started the season with victories over Bovs' Vocational and Central before aropping their first contest to the titlewinning Edison team. BASEBALL. Row One: Curtis, Zimmer, Peterson. Du Chaine, Cocswell, P.,Cogswell D.j Stewart. Row Two: Ferguson, Mortonson, 'Abrams, Anderson, Arl Daniel son. Row Three: Brody, Knies. Turn-bull, Peterson, Gangnas, Conover. 133 NORTH'S LINKMEN Left to Right:Burk, Lorenser, Sarempa, Smi th runl i ch, Coach Lindman, ‘Antlets, PetersonjWhi te,Ander-son, Loberg. GOLF 1938 Hopes for North High'3 1 9 38 golf team to finish better than an even five hundred percent were blasted in their final match when the linkmen from Central defeated them 5-2. Proceeding this defeat, the Polar3 had been victorious over Marshall,South, Roosevelt, and Vocational jOther teams to defeat the Northmen this year beside Central are West, Washburn, and Edi son. •SUMMING 1939 Finishing the 1939 season with a record of one victory against five defeats, the Polar Mermen gave promise of developing into a powerful contender for championship honors next season. The Northmen won their only meet of the year from the Tommies of Edison. On their trip to Rochester, the Polars were defeated 56-19. Tne swimming meets were held at the Y.M.C.A. pool. NORTH'S MERMEN: Top Row: Dahl, O. Ni sker, M. Murtaugh, B. Pose, D.Row Three:Mi11er, G. Captain,Guzza, P. Katel inek, C. Searle, F. Row One: Miller, W.Cuigley, B. Conner, B. Carl son, R. 134 THE POLAR CINDERMEN; Row One: Balias, Anderson. Goldstein., Bergstrom. Row Two: Weinstein, Taylor, Hukari, Anderson, Swanson, Benzki. Row Three: Nathanson, Johnson, Murphy. Wright, Nisker. Row Four: Johnson, Me Cormick, Riskin, Bredesen, Patterson, Breedlove. Barney Breedlove and Jim Patterson of the North High Track Team. TRACK 1938 Handicapped by lack of training facilities and a track. North High's track team finished the disastrous 1938 season without winning a meet. Coach Burnett was experimenting mostly with sophomores and juniors, in order to buila uc a strong team in 19 39 The Polars started the campaign in the Metropolitan Meet without scoring a point. The Roosevelt Meet followed with the Teddies decisively whipping North 63$ to 36$. In the Quintangular meet, the Polars scored 12$ points. Bringing to an end. North finished with four points. the lest in track season the ci ty meet t 135 NORTH' S FLYING BLADES KEN: Top Row. Jones, J., Trumbl e, R. Pet ti- grew, D. j fOoachJNy-erg, E. First Row Hergreness. A. jJaccb-son, cj. Weinstein, 8. Rose, J. SKATING 1939 In the annuel city high school skating meet at powderhorn Park, the North blade-men scored five points to gain fourth place among other high school teams. Marshall easily won first place for the second consecutive year. Meanwhile North's crack relay team made up of Jones, S. Weinstein, Trumble, and Nyberg, accounted for all the Polar points as they romped off with this event of the meet. SKIING 19 39 North High's ski team was defeated for the first time in three years, as Washburn nosed them out in the annual meet at Theodore Wirth Park. Henry Hansen, son of the former Olympic star, paced the Mi 1lers,scoring ten of their sixteen points. In the cross country race, which was also won by Hansen, Don Peterson of North, placed third. Robert Jacksorts 141.3 made him high point man for the Polars. POLAR SKII EPS: Top Row:Clson, J.Johnson, P.Jackson, R. Kornberg, T.McClu-sky, H. First Row: Cemcke,R.Nyholm,L. Movin, R.Herbert, C. Carlson, R.Horman, T battling titlistsof THE RING: Top Row. Risk in,L.Brouillard D. Snyder, Bauler, H. Schuir.acher. Row Two Whalen, B.Croeten' H. Swenson, H. Cambell. Row One:Wolinski, F. Sweeney.,Hagen, J. Dougherty, Palmer, Peterson, L. BOXING 19 38 .. , When the final gong had rung.seven boys out of an original field of some sixty or so pugioistic minded Northmen, strode Irom the ring with the din and clamor of a madly cheering crowd ebbing into silence.These boys were the seven newly crowned champs—newlv crowned because last years' only title defenders yielded to superior force. This years to-ournament was conducted by Frank Wolinski with the assistance of Louis Risking and Harvey Bauler. APPARATUS 1939 North's apparatus spuad finished a highly successful 1939 season by winning the class B championship, in the Northwest Meet. The Polars came in second in the class C division. In the city meet, the Northmen captured the class C championship but lost the B division to Roosevelt High School by a few point Much credit must be given to Coach Burnett who has greatly revived the squad during his three year reign at North. 137 NORTH'S FIRST PUCX-STERS SINCE 1922: Top Row: Erick son., K. Brett, E. Cant elon, W. Isaacs, E. Saf frin, S. Lynch, C. Pri em, D. Ga-lskijS. Second Row: Whalen. B. Wood, B. Folk, B. Barrett, J. Wo-chtey, D. Swan son,H. Stewart Stern. J. f Captain) Fi rst Row; Erkel, R. Holzinger, L. Kirby, F.01son,D. Coach Gregory. Ccrl-son,W. Stuth,L.Cur-ti s, J. HOCKEY 1939 For the first time since 1922, hockey became a competitive sport at North High School. Harold Gregory, in his first year at North was chosen coach. The Polars won one game, lost three, and tied one during the regular season, losing to the title winning Washburn crew in the final contest. Entering the playoff, they were defeated in the first game by West, 2-1- CAPTAINS OF POLAR TEAMS: Top Row:Ste rn, J., Hockey. Mi Her G., Swimming. Burk, D, Basket BalLSaffrin, S., •Apparatus. Bred-cson, N., Track. 138 bove fl 0 o ve do Q' Do the girls come with it? Quit winking at Don Why so sad. twila? Outdoor gals Think you can do it now Max? Hats plus seniors equals senior day Bond--Ci re Cl eery Toll us roof Pearl, Marion, and Lorraine. Ni ce t rio don1 r you rhink. THE ANNUAL STAFF MARGUERITE KOCNTZ..................................editor-in-chief LOUISE HEROU, Marjorie Johnson, Helen Ramin........January Roster GLORIA ST. MARIE, Lorraine Kranz, Mary Ring...........June Roster LORRAINE RIVARD, Dora Blustein, Alene Lorberbaum..........Pictures LORRAINE KRANZ, Twila. Peterson............................Faculty GERALDINE PARICY, Charlotte Rroude...........................Clubs MARY JANE WOLFE, LEONARD BENSEN..................Business Managers Twila Peterson, Jane Dale.....................Business Assistants FORREST POWERS.........................................Boys’ Sports RUTH ERICKSEN, Mary Jane Fischer......................Girls’ Sports VEE JOHNSON, La Von Buck, Winifred Foltz, Ruth Nelson...Art Staff RUSSELL NASH, STEPHEN DONOHUE.....................Auditorium Program BETTY BAUNOCH, HOWARD SCHONNING..........................Varitypists Dan Collins, Betty Finstad....................Assistant Varitypists GENERAL ASSISTANTS Muriel Steinman Betty Rich Mary Peterson Verna Rausch Leon Witebsky Ephraim Feinberg Marion Tomskey Raymond Johnson Warren Woodworth Lorraine Varner Evelyn Duchacek The Annual Staff wishes to give special thanks to all who have cooperated in the making of this book:Miss Ruth Normann, the supervisor of the publication; Miss Jane Thickins, art supervisor, whose classes created illustrations and lay-outs; Mr. Edgar Kast, who supervised printing of the division pages on the multilith machine; and Mrs. Zittleman, ever-helpful adviser. We also want to thank the David Bank studios for superior photography and great cooperativeness. Got O idt L, JAs x': X y , yyA 5 , w -H t uAzlMj t, •y __ feS’ (% J J , W ITZuS'f ■ a w tfcj ; 7$c Z £ -