North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1942 volume:

POLARIS Annual Publication North High School Minneapolis, Minn. NINETEEN Forty Two Table of Contents MONDAY Faculty................ TUESDAY Clubs.................. WEDNESDAY Social Activities...... THURSDAY MORNING January Graduating Class . . THURSDAY AFTERNOON June Graduating Class FRIDAY MORNING Girls' Sports.......... FRIDAY AFTERNOON Boys’ Sports........... Pages 6- 13 16- 29 32- 43 46- 63 64- 85 88-101 104-119 Monday Faculty MR. BANK I was raised here and I will always have a vital interest in North High, said Mr. Albert Bank in his farewell address to the students and faculty of North High. Mr. Bank served North as principal for seven years. He is now Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Our Leader and Our Counselor MR. MAASS Before coming to North High, Mr. Harry Maass was principal, and an integral part of the life, at Nokomis Junior High. We are fortunate to have such an experienced and understanding man as our principal. “I pledge to you the best that I have, at all times.” he said. With this promise, Mr. Maass took up the direction of North High. MISS VIOLA MARTI Dean of Girls MR. MELVIN OLSEN Dean of Roys MRS. ADELAIDE ANDERSON Chief Clerk MRS. BERNICE BIRKMAN Book-room and Financial Records MRS. ALICE JENNINGS Credit Clerk MRS. HELEN LOHMAR Requisition Clerk MRS. MABEL MILLER Attendance Clerk MRS. MARGARET WOODYARD Mr. Bank's Personal Secretary MISS BULLARD Nurse MISS MURPHY Counselor MRS. MARTIN Visiting Teacher “INHERITANCE OF THE AGES Radio Workshop MISS JESSIE ABBOTT Adviser of Blue Tri MRS. STELLA ADAMS Rett room for girls MISS ETHEL CRITTENDEN Declamatory contort MISS ALICE DAVIDSON Speech and Drama, National Honor Society MISS AGNES GLASOE Faculty Social Affairs MISS MARIAN R. GOULD Blue Tri MISS GLADYS HOBBS National Honor Society MISS CAROLINE HORSCH Seton High MISS ALICE LAWRENCE National Honor Society MRS. STELLA UNDSTEN Assembly Programs, Debate MISS CLARA NELSON Polaris Weekly, Publicity for school affairs MISS RUTH NORMANN Polaris Annual. Special School Service MRS. BEULAH PIERCE Baccalaureate service MISS FRIEDA RAICH Kadimah MISS VELMA SEDER Silver Tri. Ticket Sales for Pay Programs MISS MAZIE SHANNON A Senior Banquets, School pamphlets MRS. GERTRUDE SHEPHARD Senior Class Adviser MISS LAURA SHERMAN Special School Service MISS BERTHA THORPE Special School Service Chairman. English department “GALLOPING THROUGH THE AGES.. ” MISS HARRIET AUSTIN Faculty Social Affairs, League of Nations Contest MRS. LUCY EDQUIST Service points MISS FLORENCE FELT Ushers MR. KOPPI.F. FRIEDMAN Adviser of Mcnorah MISS MARY GOULD Professional Affairs MR. ARTHUR I.INDMAN Adviser of Hi-Y No longer at North MR. GEORGE JENSEN Commencement Exercises MISS JUNE McLAIRD National Honor Society MR. WILLIAM MANDEVILLE Banking MRS. ELSIE MATSON Activity Points MISS MARY MOSES A Senior Banquets MISS ESTHER QUELI.O Alternate chaperon for evening |Kirties. Pinnacle Club MISS ELIZABETH ROBINSON Excursions MISS BESSIE WHITTIER Professional Affairs MISS HARRIET APEL l-atin Club, Spanish Club “LANGUAGE IS THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE . . ” MISS PAULINE FARSETH Commencement Exercises, Norse Club MISS EDITH HOLTZ Who taught German and Ijtm, is not at North any more MISS HERMINE KONIG Faculty Welfare, (ierman Club MISS LILLIAN NELSON French Club, Commencement Exercises MRS. MARY CORNELIUS the former Miss Crcgluw, School Awards Commencement seating arrangements MR. ROBERT CRAWFORD Typewriter check service MR. HAROLD GREGORY Properties for school use, class play director MR. EDWARD KAST Multilith MR. CARL W. LARSON Special service MISS MYRTLE LARSON Mimeograph ami duplicating MISS AGNES LERSCHEN B Senior Claw Adviser MISS ELVA NYGAARD Senior Day auditorium program MR. GEORGE POLLARD Special School Service MISS RUTH SIMS Commercial Club “KEEP ’EM ROLLING . . MR. THEODORE BRECKHEIMER Special School Service MR. HOMER FET7.ER Chaperon for evening parties MR. JOHN JACOBI Special School Service MR. F. RHEINHART Auto Safety Club, Aviation Club MR. ORIN RING WALT Traffic “ART IS LONG . . ” MRS. EVELYN BROS Camera Club MISS AGNES SWENNES Lunchroom first ami second lunch MISS JANE THICKINS Polar Pallettes “CLICKETY CLACK . . Type Class “ONE AND ONE MAKES TWO . . ” MR. JOSEPH BROM Coordinator for School Affairs, Excursions MISS MILDRED CLARKE “A Junior Service Groups, Red Cross MISS MABEL HART Ticket sales for school pay programs MR. MYRON LESLIE Special School Service MISS HARRIET MADIGAN Alternate Chaperon for evening parties MR. KENNETH SPAULDING Special School Service “ALWAYS PROGRESSIVE . . MR. PF.RLEY DAVIS National Honor Society MISS JEAN DRUM Junior Academy of Science, Girl Scouts MR. JESSE HUSTON Public Address System MISS MATHILDA KREFTING Nature Club MR. SAMUEL PERRIN Special School Service MR. JOHN SANTEE Professional Affairs, Science Club MR. CHARLES SMART Radio Club “DO RE MI . . ” MR. J. CLIVE CLEARY Band and Orchestra, Special School Service MR. ADOLPH NERVIG Had Orchestra, not at North any more MR. H. W. RANKS Applied Music MR. ROY TENNEY Vocal Classes Special School Service MISS WALKUP our Librarian Science Class MR. LEWIS BURNETT S|xxial School Service, Lunchroom duly MISS ESTHER HAVESON Cheer Ixadcrs MR. TOM KENNEDY Faculty Guards for School Adairs MISS ELSIE I.ANG Ixft us, but hack again now MRS. FRANCES CLAUSSEN Cafeteria MISS HELEN EAYRS B Senior parties MRS. MARY JAMES It Senior parties “THE WAY TO A MAN’S HEART . . “OUR FORGOTTEN MEN . . Left Jo right, first row: C, Bnrmcistcr. |. DcMarsh, H. J. Hcckcr, B. C. Hocm. II. F. Kol� Second row: M. Li|cuncssc, F. Malnarik. !•'. W. Peters, R. Peterson, E. Shephard Tuesday Clubs SERVICE CHARACTER Hationa! Honor Society New Members 12 A Blomquot, Shirley Carlson, Addle CheUtrom, Marilyn Clunker. Sidney Conover, William Darby, Joseph Gleason, F.llcn Gottlieb, Edmund Hovey, Mary I2A Aubrccht. Beverly Hank, Muriel Barnes, Richard Barre, (anicc Bunnell, Mildral Elkenhaum. Florence Ermanski, Charlotte Ferragm. Cecelia Fleming. Helen Nordberg, Valoyce Overby, June Peterson, Ardclle Rosales, Ray Serber, Edicc Swanson. Robert 12 B Allison, Roy Balto, Irving Bragg, Ruby Freier, Esther Gentler, Yvette Gietc, Betty Ginsberg, Edythc Ginsberg, Lewis Gitis, Toby Griswold, Alice Hardin, Adcll luster, Minnie Kaliberg. Marie Brevig, Albert Cbclmosky, Gloria (Collier, Ada Granger, Connie lohnson, Jean R. Kasdan, Irving Krueger, Marlys l.indblad. l-oui'c Martin, Doris Nelson. Marilyn Kaufman, Rita Kissell, fames Knudsen, Delores Koontz, Ruth Koorn, Virginia Krieg, Evonne Kronstedt, Joyce La Belle. Lawrence Larsen. Shirley laithrop, lean O'Brien, Liwrence Ohman. Melvin Peterson, Marian Peterson, Richard Reed. Avis Schcller, Gerald Schmidt, Lillian Stensrud, Dorothy Thompson, Phyllis Walch, Dorothy Lazar, Etta Lee, Shirley MjcLellan, Mary Mustonen. Lorraine Nicholson, Betty Nudcll, Irving Njrquist, Robert Olson, Irene Pearlovc, Shirley Roa, Beverly II A Abrahamson, Bruce Bloom, Miriam Freed, Harriet Fuhrmann. Rita Furman, lone Gruman. Lawrence Johnson. Dean li.hnson. Marion L. Himtz. Riva Rovick. Donald Salloway, Mever Strimling, Eugene Webster, Jeanette Whitehead, Kenneth WiKhire. Margaret I2B Brose, Joyce Fine. Paul Hansen, Evelyn Maiden. Hubert Matson. Thelma Palmquist, Bernice Robin, Carol Rohling. Eileen Share, Robert Shragowitz, Ividore Stanek, Joycclyn Stiegler, Alan Hendrickson, La Verne lohnson, Ted C. Liemandt, Florence Sercitz, |ohn Teener, Ann Talkinen, Dorothy Walonick. Florence Yarosh, Israel Zieve, Sally Pledge 7 pledge myself to upheld The high purpose of this society To which I have been elected. Striving in every way, By word and deed. To ma e its ideals The ideals of my school And of my life.'' Motto: Noblesse Oblige The National Honor Society have successfully undertook many projects this past year. They have converted many of the study halls into National Honor Study Halls; the pupils in these study rooms are Honor Society members and pupils who have been recommended by their home room teachers; they act as a self-governing body, and every six weeks elect a monitor to be in charge. This is a big step toward student government ii North which we hope will eventually become a permanent system in all the study halls. After every marking period, they score the scholastic ratings of the home rooms on the chart by the auditorium. This urges the students to better their ratings. NEVER A DULL MOMENT’ B. Ahrahatnson, |. Barre. I). Bcckcy, J. Brotc, H. Bruner, A. Dahl, M. Demarait, E. Frcicr, C. Granger, M. Ilovcy, B. Hayward, S. Ilovcy, B. Howe, R. Hein, |. Johnson. A. Johnson, B. Kopnick, ]. Larson, I). Laiderman. L. Lewerenz. M. l.und, |. I.innun, K. Matt, V. Nelson. S. Nott, M. Oh man, K. Ovtrum. H. Peterson, G. Riley, I. Streitz “POLARIS SALESMEN” K, Anderson, P. Anderson, K. Aulu, I. fl.il to, S. Brcdcsen, |. Benson. R. Bnfferding, R. Bloomberg, W. Conover, T. Catscrly, J. Creighton, R. Church, G. Christienson, B. Clciworth, A. (Carlson, C. Drcssel, L. Davit, A. Eckland, M. Erick'on, B. Fidrlman, I.. Fredrickson, R. Ferrin, F. (Jill, C. Gilbert, L. Grunun, I.. Gjenvick, |. Ililden. R. Herbert, J. Ilcrsch, R. Irvin, T. |ohn n, I.. Josephs, M. Johnson, I. Johnson, D. |acob� on, Kavtner, F. l.icmandt. W. Lay, I). Larton. M. Landeck, D. Miller. M. Mattson, W. Miller, M. MacLellan, I. Nelson, W. Norby, M. Ohman, I. O!ton, B. Palmquist, D. Peterson, II. I’file, P. Parker, 1.. Peterson, W. Robin, M. Rasmussen, E. Rohl-ing, S. Rcvkin, I.. Skinner, |. Stanck, B. Scheffer, ). Struck. G. Schculler, B. Stevens, I.. Schmidt, D. Stenvrud, S. Shurc, S. Wessin, M. Wolkolf Polaris Staff This group under the direction of Minn Clara Nelson compiles and prints the material for the Polaris Weekly.’ To help pay for its upkeep the pa| er advertises for North Side merchants. Polaris Salesmen These are the representatives from each home room who act at salesmen for the Polaris Weekly. They take charge of collecting payments and distributing the paper each Friday morning. Polar Pallcttcs 'Phis year the Polar Pallcttcs aided the Annual Staff in planning artistic layouts for the Polaris Annual. They also excel in painting, drawing, and sculpturing. C. Dressier, D. Gobcl, M. Ilovcy, D. Leber, J. Matson. J. l-athrop. J. Overby, L. Olson, M. MacLellan. F.. Pool, M. Rasmussen, M. Trainer, Miss Thickins Student Council The Student Council is composed of a representative from each ot the seventy-five home rooms of North. This organization gives the students practice m democracy as it is the students' voice in the administration. This year they arc also acting as salesmen for the Polaris Weekly. “Governing Body E. Anderson. P. Anderson. K. Aulu, I. BjIio, S. Brcdcscn, J. Benson, K. BofTerding, R. Bloomberg, W. Conover, T. Casscrly, J. Creighton. R. Church. G. Christiensen, B. Clcisvorth, A. Carlson, C. Dresscl, L Davis, A. Eckland, M. Erickson, B. Fidelman, l« Fredrickson, R. Ferrin, F. Gill, C. Gilbert. L. Gruman, L. Gjcnvick, J. I lildcn, R. Herbert, J. Hersch, R. Irvin, T. Johnson. L. Josephs, M. Johnson, J. Johnson “Be Thrifty S. Abramowitch, S. Adler, NV. Armstrong, R. Bass. M. Bcllsou, P. Brcdcscn, C. Campbell, I. Chuckcr, A. Dahl. M. Dressier, Danielson, I). Dahlbcrg, L, Erntson, B. Floglc, S. Goldstein, B. Giese, E. Gottlick, A. Garber. B. Graham “Beware P. Carlson, T. Dicdrick. P. Dolingcr, B. Fi dclman, P. Farrcl, S. Hill. G. Hatcher, J. Kissell. C. I.vndc, D. Markson, I. Mogilevsky, M. Nobles, L. Ozwald, S. Rivkin. B. R0.1. A. Reed, I). Sutherland, D. Stensrud. S. Schcnhcld, G. Swanson, M. NVallach The hall guards arc a vital part of our school system. Without them we would have no traffic control or discipline in the corridors. This group, indeed, dees much service for North. James Kissell is the captain of the hall marshalls. Bank Cashiers The bank cashiers have really done their part again this year. Every Tuesday Miss Clara Nelson’s home room came out on top. BANK Ci TUESDAY “Governing Body D. Jacobsen, J. Kastner, F. Liemandt, W. Lay, I). (.arson, M. Landeck, L). Miller, M. Mattson, W. Miller, M. MacLcllan, I. Nelson, W. Norby. M. Oliiiuu. I. Olson. B. Palmquist, D. Peterson, II. Pfilc, P. Parker, I.. Peterson, W. Robin, M. Rasmussen, F. Rohling, S. Rivkin, L. Skinner, J. Stanck, B. SchclTcr. J. Struck. G. Schcllcr, B. Stevens, I.. Schmidt, I). Stensrud, S. Shurc. S. Wessin. M. Wolkoff “Be Thrifty P. Hansen, G. Hatcher, E. Hansen, B. Howard. S. Jerusky, C. Kontz, B. Kopnick, I.. I-iBelle, A. Lindberjj, S. Levin, K. Miller, I). Miller, M. Maisel, V. McColay, S. Mastinson, C. Nichols, H. Nisker, B. Nork. V. Nordberg, |. Overby, O. Pearson, M. Poluk, M. Quarnstrom, B. Roa, M. Robbins, I.. Rebnick, M. Starnack. L. Swiller, P. Swanson, M. Shannon. |. Shopcck, M. Scholcr, E. Savin, T. Slone. M. Troupe, |. Taylor, M. Willis. S. Walton “Ambitious P. Anderson, D. Biorn, D. Bloom, S. Blustein, |. Brown, M. Dressier, W. Girod, R. lack, R. Menzelkock. R. S .utz, H. Schneidman The stage crew serves as a force under the direction of Mr. Gregory. Their duties arc to take care of all the stage equipment and to manipulate the appliances for all auditorium programs. 19 CHARACTER Reaching High” B. Aubrccht, B. Baland, A. Becker, J. Beer , M. Berg, G. Blaiulcll, E. Boc, B. Borman, M. Born, P. Brcdcscn, A. Rroback. J. Bro c, S. Gammon, A. Carlson, I. Ches-bofo, A. Colvin, L. Dahl, I). Dahlbcrg, A. Desm, C. Drovcll, A. Ecklund, P. Kitten, C. Ferragin, P. Fisher, II. Fleming, B. Gicse, J. Gilman, A. Griswold, L. I laden, V'. Hammcrlund, B. Hayworth, M. Heitkamp, L. Hendrickson, E. Henning, J. Herman, M. Hey, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, N. Johnson, R. Koontz, J. Kastner, D. Knudsen, V. Room. S. Lee, E. Larson, J. Lathrop, P. Lindholm, M. MocLeuan, I). Mahler, J. Marboe, C. Mansur, S. McDonald, E. McKay, B. Mohrinann, B. Mosher, J. Murphy, L. Muvtunen, M. Nelson, G. Nelson. E. Nelson, P. Nohlcn, P. Nyt .cl, J. Overby, J. Peterson, A. Peterson, E. Polkcr, J. Porter, J. Powers, K. Regan, G. Riley, N. Robinson, C. Roth, B. Roemcr, G. Rust, C. Sandstrom, M. Tollefson, M. Webster, B. Wcstcrlund, N. Zechhn Silver Tri M. Nitchie, |. Rode, G. Peterson, L. Fredrickson, B Emerson, J. Johnson, R. Krienke, M. Scholer, B. Bjork lund, J. Meyer, P. Oslrom, B. Holler, F.. McCabe, I Holschcr, R. Backman, M. Erickson. C. Erickson, M Lambrccht. J. Schwcigert, R. Bass, E. Halbcrg, L. Bill mark, E. Hunr ak. B. Brunner, G. Borman, J. O'Brien J. Danielson, B. Tliureson, P. Bullish, B. Hork, L. Man del, J. Mooney. B. Shindcr, S. Klein, P. Curtis I- Losie M. Liyikik, I. Hanson, F.. Swanson, M. Bredow, R Range, B. Linquist, J. Carlson. S. Johnson, M. Iverson B. Johnson, P. Voglcr, R. Johnson, E. Nelson Blue and Silver Tri The Blue Tri meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month. At these meetings there is usually a speaker. This club is the Senior branch of the Y. W. C. A. The officers for the fall term were: President, Betty Lou Roemcr; vice-president, Marjorie Hey and Phyllis Eisten; treasurer, Shirley Lee; secretary, Betty Wcstcrlund. The officers for the spring term were: President, Lorraine Mustonen; vice-president, Eleanor McKay; treasurer, Betty Wcstcrlund; secretary, Dorothy Larson. The Silver Tri is the junior edition of the Blue Tri. It is for girls in the sophomore class and girls in the “B junior class. 20 “Onward—Upward” The Hi-Y purpose is to Create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout our school and community. Individually each chapter conducts its own social functions. The president of Primus Chapter, E. Villas; president of Rheps Chapter, D. Sand-blade; president of Zenith Chapter, R. Johnson; president of Acme Chapter, B. Juntilla. All North president, E. Roisum; all North secretary, B. Brzenski. Hi-Y B. Abrahainson, B. Anderson, K. Banett, R. Barnes, I). Bentsen, J. Benson, D. Bloom, J. Brcdcson, J. Brown, B. Brzenski, G. Cavi-ness, D. Cybyskc, M. Dressier, A. DoU, J. Dunleavy, W. Ebert, W. Elafros, K. Eldrcd, P. England, H. Engstrom, D. Fox, L. Fulcher, E. Gadbois, C. Gcllcrman, G. Gerber, R. Gordhamcr, E. Graezyk, L. Gjenvick, C. Hamilton, H. Handberg, F. Hey, S. Hill, R. Jack, F. Johnson, D. Johnson, R. Johnson, H. Juntilla, P. Kane, M. Kama, W. Kania, W. Kenneth, J. Kissel I. R. I .arson. C. Lyndc, C. Matteson, D. Medin, D. Miller, D. Milner, II. Mocscder, J. Norman, J. Otferman, M. Olson. D. Olson, T. Olson, R. Olson, B. Parks, W. Paulsen, D. Phenosv, D. Pursch, F. Quigley, D. Renne, J. Ripsin, I . Rittenhouse, E. Rorsum, D. Rovick, D. Sandbladc, R. Schmidt, W. Schopf, R. Schoppach, R. Schultz, R. Schultz, E. Schwappach, J. Stcuck. J. Streitz, L. Stuth, A. Sund-setli, R. Sutter, H. Taylor, G. Tetzman. J. Thompson, A. Vetcher, E. Villas, W. Winther, Z. Zander “Rambling Rcclers W. Billig, E. Block, W. Bolmgrcn, K. Davis, L. Haaland, N. Johnson, M. lohnsrad, S. M.in.lcl, A. Men in, M. Olson, B. ParLv, V. Pearson, L. Robinson, S. Rothman, A. Schmidt, 1.. Schmidt, R. Segal, S. Spiro, E. Strimling. W. Sylvan, K. Uhkonen, E. Wing Mcnorah C. Kaufman. H. Maklcr, M. Goldberg, R. Segal. W. Nash. M. Shaperman, A. Weisberg, S. Chucker, L. Breitnun, II. Locketz, M. Tomsky, M. Maiscl, P. Wochika, B. Miller, M. Rotanberg, S, Spiro, S. RoSciflf, E. Gottiub, S. Troup. “Go Forward B. Kohn, A. Kohn, D. Kohn, S. Kuller. E. Levin, L. Mandcl, I.. Manes, J. Mann, A. Marcus, P. Margolis, P. Margolis, A. Moricnc, I I. Morris, S. Pcarlovc, S. Penial, S. Rivkin. J. Rose, S. Ross-man, I). Saldotf, S. Saliterman. E. Savitt. J. Savitt, E. Serber, S. Serber, J. Shapiero, S. Shurc, B. Silver, L. Swillcr, S. Tuberman, E. Werner, G. Werner, E. Wexman. S. Witebsky, I. Wittles, E. Yarosh, M. Zicdcl, T. Zuckman Projection The projection club, with Mr. Huston as adviser, is a service club. The hoys learn how to run various tyjics of movie apparatus, and they furnish radios and phonographs for the classes that want them. Menorah Mcnorah is the Jewish boys’ organization of North. Through this organization these boys strive for higher ideals. Mr. Friedman is the adviser of the club. Stanley Troup is the president. 22 “Calling W9TDE” K. Block, M. Grossman, G. Johnson, I.. Ijiiz, K. StrimlinR. Mr. Smart “Super Flashers” I . Anderson, S. Chticker, R. Hobbs. L. Idi, M. K.mi.i, I. Nelson, R. Nyquiit, M. I'cisinon “Go Forward” M. Bank, R. Buss, L. Berman, II. Burstcin, F. Chazin. I. Cbuckcr, R. Cien, N. Cohn. A. Cohn, S. Dolt', C. Ermanski, F. Fingerhut, II. Freed, G. Freeman, M. Fredman, E. Frier, I. Furman, A. G.irl)er, Y. Gcnslcr, E. Gensberg, T. Gitis, S. Goldman, E. Gross, M. Grossman, A. Haidin, R. Hechter, A. Hersch, I. Ilersch, R. Hinitz, B. Hork, E. Iscnbcrg, B. Issacs, E. Jacobs. M. Justcr, R. Kaufman. F.. Krclitz Radio The ambition of every member of this club is to become a licensed amateur radio operator; therefore they spend as much time as they can in studying the things an operator is required to know. Camera The members of “North’s Camera Club” arc out to learn something of modern photography by first hand experience and demonstrations. They take pictures for the Polaris Annual and Weekly under the supervision of Mrs. Bros. Kadimah This club is composed of Jewish girls in the “A sophomore, junior, and senior classes. It is both a social and character club. 23 “Keep 'em Flying E. Block, II. Brown, P. Gepner, E. Golden, I. Hechter, J. Joseph, M. Leder, I). Marlin, L. Pngjlcr, G. Pool, A. Robins. C. Schniklt, R. Schutz. W. Sylvan. K. Vazoff. L. Weinberger, B. Wilson “Always Alert I). Cowles, B. Fisher. M. Gunderson, D. Knutson. A. Peterson, V. Peters, M. Prebalof, B. Roa, M. Saengar, L. San«li|uist. L. Saltirnan, E. Sav-itt, R. Szurz Aviation Club This club is open to all boys and girls interested in aviation and model airplane building. They were able, recently. to finish the full-size glider they have been working on. They are also helping in national defense by building model airplanes which can be used by the government for experiments. The officers arc the following: President-treasurer, Kenneth I lornibrook; vice president-secretary, Harry Brenner. Auto Safety The auto safety club was organized for the purpose of teaching high school drivers the fundamentals of better driving. Demonstrations were given to explain the importance of having the car in perfect mechanical condition. The club failed to hold many meetings this year; for this reason, Mr. Reinhart, the club adviser, declared that the club would be discontinued next semester. 24 “Time Marches On” J. Abrahamson, |. Anderson, I). Aune, I. Barre, E. Block, P. Curtis, L. Gottstein, S. Greenberg, A. Harding, B. Johnson, E. Lazar, M. Maiscl, J. Rice, E. Sairanen, E. Smith. C. Stanley, L. Stock. E. Strimling, M. Yarosh, N. Zeeklin, S. Salitcrman. F. Fingerhut. T. Gitis “Nature Cannot Miss” V. Anderson, J. Barre, E. Block. S. Bohlman, C, Burke, T. Casscrly, E, Churp, |. Creighton, K. Davis, L. Fredrickson, C. Gilbert, L. Gjen-vick, A. Hansen. J. Hartwig, B. Hcgcrlc, C. Hegcrlc, J. Hdden, D. Irvin. F. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. Klcars, B. Kopnick, J. Ijrpenturc, D. Lcilzkc, F. I.oltu� , R. Uwe, M. MacElellan, C. Martin, M. Mattison, J. McCann, I . McDaniels, N. Miller, C. Manseur, A. Morrison, A. Nadlcr, M. Nitchic, J. Olson. J. Overby, M. Peterson, R. Range, J. Rathbun, F.. Ricktcr, G. Riley, L. Ralcns, M. Scholar, M. Shannon, E. Schloncr, J. Skonsing, R. Tolkincn. T. Weiss, S. Zeive, L. Brand, D. Martin Science Nature Although it took the science club quite a while to get organized this year, they are now endeavoring by demonstrations and talks to create a deeper and better understanding of science. Nature club is composed of both girl and boy botany students. Their activities include parties, lecturers, and movies which pertain to nature. 25 LANGUAGE “La Tertulia” I). AiulcrwiO, P. Hnrm.m, |. Brovc, A. Collier, J. Johnson, A. Lee, I.. I.indblad, S. Sanders, C. Sanditrom, S. Tyler, R. Vcloscoc, I). Walch “Vive La France” M. Alvcrson, S. Bohlntann, I. Chucker, S. Chucker, S. Diamond, M. Dubimky, H. Freed, I. Furman, S. Goldman, Y. Gentler, C. Grun-field, M. Glean.man, A. Grisiwold, R. Hinitz, E. Hanson, |. Kastner, R. Kaufman, F. Liema-nates, S. l_irson, L. Labclle, J. Mann, M. Nelson, J. Overby, E. Patnode. M. Poluk. M. Rasmussen, W. Robins, S. Rosenburg, F_ Serber, S. Shurc, I.. Scwiller, R. Sicinberg, C. Scvichard. I. Warner, G. Werner, S. Witcbaky, F.. Yarosh, I. Ycancs Spanish Club La Tertulia is North’s Spanish club. The name La Tertulia” means social gathering.” The meetings arc held the last Tuesday of every month. At these meetings they have Spanish plays and games. Miss Apel is the club adviser. It is the aim of the Spanish Club to bring to its members a better understanding of the Spanish speaking countries. French Club The name of the French club is Jeanne D'Arc. Students must have a ”C average in French to belong to the club. The meetings are conducted partly in French. The officers for this club arc: President, William Robins; vice-president, Shirley Wilebsky; secretary-treasurer, Eileen Patnode; sergeant-at-arms, Ethel Yarosh. 26 “Vcni, Vidi, Vici” B. Bruner, M. CheUtfom, J. Creighton, B. Foster, P. Fure, F. Gill, P. Hansen, K. Harland, 1.. Hendrickson, E. Hunezak, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, M. Johnson, C. Koont ., R. Koontz, B. Kopnick, E. Lazar, M. Lund, J. Marcel!, J. Marystone, D. Martin, L. Mustonen. R. Myers, L. Nelson, R. Newnunn, G. Nordin, L. Oswald, M. Paulyinc, M. Peterson, R, Range, D. Robinson. S. Rem man, G. Segfrinius, A. Singer, J. Skonseng, M. Skonseng, C. Sabon, R. Wachtcr Asking Club C. Anderson, E. Boc, M. Bolstad, N. Bruhicll, M. Fiskc, B. Flagle, E. Flagle, I. Hansen, M. Hammer, J. Hilden, A. Iverson, M. Johnson, I- Ley, C. Martin, M. Mattison, G. Nelson, P. Noble, J. Olson, T. Olson, B. Otteson, E. Ross, S. Stensrud, R. Swanson, R. Swaklc, P. Thompson, L. Ziegler, G. Fidlin, N. Johnson, A. Bro-back, L. Dahl “Dcutschcr Vcrcin'’ R. Brix, M. Dooher, P. F.istcn, B. Giese, E. Hey, A. Master, F-. Nelson, L. Nelson, L. Sabin, A. Schmidt, L. Zimmer Latin The members of Latin club include former and present Latin students. The purpose of this club is to better acquaint the students with Latin; therefore they devote all their programs to subjects pertaining to Latin, Norse Norse is a club composed of boys and girls who devote their time to studying Norwegian customs and cultures. Each year they hold a declamatory contest; the winner is eligible to enter a national contest held later on. German The purpose of the members of the German club is to cd cate themselves in German literature and culture; also, 1 frequent use of the language, they hope to be able to use fluently in society. “Strive By—Seton-Hy' M. Alverson. I). Anderson, B. Hettinger, P. Blest, G. Blattdell, V. Cassidy, G. Chclmosky, M. Cosgrove, L. Coulton, M. DeMarais, J. Dev-cry, M. Fisher, R. Fuhrmann, R. Ganlcy, K. Gicavon, M- Gleason, S. Heidilberg, P. Hansen, A. Hanson, E. Hanson, I). Haverty, J. Howard, M. Johnson, F. Liemandt, B. Mohr.imann, V. Nicolay, B. NicoUon, K. Nicolson, E. O'Brien, M. Poiuk, S. Rix'kcford, S. Sanders, M. Schlce, M. Strain, R. Wachncr, D. Walch “They Rise to Heights” A. Ash, C. Beasley, A. Bunn, P. Campbell, A. Collier, W. Collier, Crenshaw, B. Davis, G. Dickson. I- Ellis, C. Green, F.. Greene, M. Gris-sam, M. Hogan, I. I-acy, 2. I-inguim, I.. Majors, C. Nopue, A. Palterson, S. Tyler, P. Stewart, N. NVhinakcr Seton Hy The Seton-Hy is sponsored by the Seton Guild, a Catholic organization, but is open to all girls. The club held a mother and daughter banquet, and at Christmas they celebrated with a party. The officers for the fall and spring terms were the following: Florence Liemandt, president; Dorothy Walch, vice-president; Susan Sanders, treasurer; Marion Johnson, secretary. Pinnacle The Pinnacle club is the most recently organized group at North. It was formed hy a group of colored students, and it is sponsored hy the Phyllis Whcatly House. Miss Qucllo is the club adviser. The club had a difficult time getting started this year, but with the help of Miss Qucllo, the club hopes to progress rapidly. 28 “Our Future White Collar Girls” 12A J. Carlton, Bona, N. Blixt, I . Callcry, B. Bukstcin, F. Margolis, I). Miller, S. Meshbesher, A. McCarthy, S. N'ott, H. Merkel, P. Margolis, M. Saenger, M. Cosgrove, N. Lontlcr, A. Becker, E. Pour, II. Papins, B. Otteson, J. Olson, M. PaskotT, J. Chutter, N. Berman, D. Berndt, M. Berg, B. Greene, M. Goldman, G. Freeman, Y. Gentler, S. Shussin, B. Fisher, C. Ferrain, L. Garbina, E. Ginsberg, F. Elkenbaum. C. Erman ski, S. Dolf, S. Plotnick, E. Serber, S. Sedransky, I). Lindstrom, A. Kohn, I_ Nanfelt, R. Knacble, R. Knacble, A. Morema. A. Carlson, S. Serber, 1). Markson, I . Anderson, J. Herman, K. Johnson, S. Jerusky, A. Hardin, S. Bloomquist, M. Kost, I. Winds, E. Krclitz. M. Kowalczyk, R. Gruber, M. Wilshirc, F. Teresi, B. Robinson, J. Tanquist, V. La Belle, T. Slone, N. Robinson, S. Rocheford, L. Reich, B. Roa, A. Peterson, D. Knudsen, M. Hansen I2B M. Reger, S. Adler, I). Vitotf, S. Goldstein, B. Fidclman, B. Frestedt, I). Stensrud. R. Stattinc, J. Taylor, E. Willey. M. Berg, T. Dicdrich, J. Dixon, M. Scnescall, I. Schulz, I. Chuckcr, A. Cohen, P. Carlson, C, Brucskc, E. Iscnberg, V. Jensen, B. Peterson, J. Lang, H. Rasmussen, I. Reger, L. I-cwcrcnz, M. Ijrson. C. Hansrude, W. Billig, S. Krantz, S. Milstein, S. Trestman, V’. Olson, G. Werner, E. Yarosh, J. Devery 1 IB F. Gershkow, II. Burstein, R. Cein IDA A. Cohen, M. Mankotl, I. Lehman, E. Friedman, R. Herbert, E. Swanson, M. Grossman, L. Milstein, G. Ripsin, H. Dahle, M. Ferragin, S. Levin, J. Stein Commercial This club is open to all students taking any commercial subject. The Commercial club aims to create a larger interest in the commercial field. The club holds a party every term to honor the senior girls who have had perfect attendance. Each girl receives a rose. 29 Wednesday Music and Social Activities Photograph by H. Lar «n� Stud re Here is the North High Hand, a source of pride to our school. It gives pep to our extra-curricular activities of football and basketball. Last summer, the band brought more fame to North by winning the honor of being the best marching band in the Aquatennial Parade. STRIKE UP Photograph by George M. Ryan The trumpet trio is composed of Ernest Villas, Bert Anderson, and Wallace Kenneth. Photographi by Ccorgc M. Ryan Like ever)’ other organization the band, too, has its officers. They arc Helen Fleming. Boh Swanson, Delores Anderson, anti Ernie Villas. Who said North didn't have glamor girls? The Hag twirlcrs and cowgirls of the band arc smiling proof that we have plenty. THE B Under the direction of Ernest Villas, the Pep Band adds zest to many of our auditorium programs. Recently, the orchestra has been brought to the attention of the Polaritcs by their excellent performances in the auditorium. The direction of the orchestra has passed from Mr. Nervig, who was transferred to Patrick Henry, to Mr. Clive Cleary. ORCHESTRA These spirited players make up the clarinet quartet. The players are Shirley HotTman, Marion Johnson, Walter Ley, and Helen Fleming. Deesa VitofT and Saranettc (ioidman. two members of this talented quartet, arc accomplished violinists. Joyce -lyn Stanek and Catherine Simpson, who play the cello and viola, respectively, complete the quartet. ATTENT ON Each section of the orchestra has its leader. They arc as follows: First violin, Deesa Vi toff; second violin, Norma Johnson; viola, Catherine Simpson; cello, Harry Hales; bass, Dick Zclmcr; clarinet, Shirley Hoffman; trumpet. Ernest Villas; French horn, Paul Binstock; trombone, Russ Taft; percussions, Larry Gruman. The North High Singers is an organization composed of a select group of voices. These pictures were taken during an interesting concert given by the group. Music Hath Charms The Second Band is the stepping stone to a position Musical training is available to every student through in the concert band. the chorus classes. Harmony - - Our Motto Between scenes, Robert Brix converses with Phyllis Histen, Eva lean Pettes, and Phyllis N'eit-zcl. The Taming of the Shrew Eva Jean Pettes made a very convincing shrew. Petruchio (Robert Brix) tells his troubles to a sympathetic Bianca (Phyllis Eisten). Petruchio (Robert Brix) carries off Kathrina (Eva Jean Pettes) after their marriage. Petruchio kneels before Kathrina. 38 Mollies preserves will save the store. Shirley Pcarlove, Mollic; lerotne Sicora. Jim; Jean Lath-rop, Nell tighten the caps on the fruit jars. It Happened in June Will you go to the strawberry social with us?” ask Randy and Charles, Stanley Troup and Lloyd Hide, of Betty and Susie, Marion Kost and Minnie Justcr. •Til foreclose that mortgage,” says Jarvis Sneed (Donald Lang), the meanest man in the county, as he threatens pretty Betty Branson (Marion Kost), owner of the Shady Grove grocery store. 39 The North High Carolers sang inspiring carols that gave everyone the Christmas Spirit. Merry Christmas Audrey Eckland and Adcll Carlson made a very charming picture in their colorful Swedish Costumes. Mr. Tenney was too engrossed to notice the photographer snapping his picture. 40 The audience nearly collapsed at Meyer Jacobs’ rendition of the Blue Danube. Ernie Villas looks on in amazement as Charles Beasley wheels the fainting Meyer out. Senior The Girls’ Trio—Phyllis Hansen. Eleanor McKay, and Beverly Auhrccht—gave their version of Rose O’Day 41 While some were playing games in the Boys' Gym, the rest of the crowd were enjoying themselves dancing in the Girls’ Gym. A and B Senior Party Henry Rigclhof, the January Class President, gives an after-dinner address at the “A” Senior Banquet. 42 Gather 'round, and join the fun! Come On, Chillun - - Le's dance Thursday Morning January Graduating Class January Class Home Room Representatives Back row: Edwin Nelson, Hob Liss. Henry Rigclhof, Lillian Hoden, Clifton Anderson. LeRoy Fulcher, Tom Olson, Holland Kicfjll, Dick Olson, Ray Chyrklund MhI IIc row: Carol Sandstrom, Evelyn Schultz, Jean Peterson, Hetty Lou Roemcr, Yvonne Olson. Marjorie Hey, Eleanor Larson, Robert Brix, Richard Aunc Front row: Jerome Oswald, Phyllis Fisher, Kathrinc Goldman. Al Vctschcr Officers LcRoy Fu ocher, vice-president; Clifton Anderson. sergeant-at-arms; Florence Johnson, mascot: Yvonne Olson. secretary; Joyce Mar-boc, treasurer; Henry Rigclhof, president Administration Committee Chairmen Hack row: Ray Chyrklund. Tom Olson, Howard Vi ken Front row: Kathrmc Goldman, Carol Sandstrom, Gloria Hlaisdell, Phoebe Lind holm, Lillian Hoden NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS EDWIN NELSON Valedictorian Minneapolis Star Journal Award Polaris Weekly Award President Vice President Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Clifton Anderson Richard Aunc Gloria Blaisdell Robert Brix Kenneth Broin Ray Chvrklund Helen Devery Shirley Eisenberg Phyllis Eisten Dcloris Ellison Erwin Epstein Phyllis Fisher I.cRoy Futscher Esther (landcl Rosalie Gcnsler I-conard Getzkin Joy Goldberg Thelma Guttman Marjorie Hey Lillian 1 loden Jacqueline Kcachie LOUIS LIFSON Fourth I iigbest Scholastic rating AUDREY WILLIAMS Fifth Highest Scholastic rating Leroy Futscher Edwin Nelson Marguerite Rush I ouis Lifson Irving Lifson I ouis Lifson Phoebe Lindholm Dorothy Mahler Joyce Mar hoc Annette Master Edwin H. Nelson Lillian Nelson Yvonne Olson Jean Peterson Eva lean Pettes Marian Roa Betty Roemcr Marguerite Rush Carol Sandstrom Evelyn Schultz Rose Scrber Arthur Shuldbcrg Harriet Tupper Charles Wcxlcr Audrey Williams January HONOR ROLL Erwin Epstein Rosalie Gcnslcr Leonard Getzkin Thelma Guttman Irving Lit.son Louis Lifson Marvin Millunchick Phyllis Ncitzel Edwin Nelson Honor Pins Paul Scrbcr gold pin with guard lean Peterson gold pin Dorothy Mahler silver pin Polaris Pin Edwin Nelson Debate Keys Edwin Nelson Leonard Getzkin Glee Club Pins Mercedes Brown Sylvia Cults Harry Davis Joy Goldhcrg Thelma Guttman Delores Hultin Choir Pins Birdian Erickson Joy Anne GilTord Joy Goldberg Thelma Guttman Daniel Karatz Awards PHYLI.IS G. NETTZEL Minneapolis Biuincvt College Award Shirley Jacobson Irvin Frailich Anna Nadler Joy Anne Gilford Eva Jean Pettes Helen Manijak Morris Miller Tom Olson Eva Jean Pettes Irene Ruths Lillian S. Nelson Ellen A. O’Brien Marguerite Rush Carol Sandstrom Arthur Shuldbcrg Charles Wcxlcr Audrey Williams David Zcitlin Betty Dixon Muriel Carlson Muriel Tollefson Marian Ebert Lillian I loden GWENDOLYN M. NELSON Norse Award JANUARY Monday | Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday DORIS AI.BRO VIRGINIA ANDERSEN CLIFTON ANDERSON RICHARD AUNE BETTY BALAND AUDREY BAXTER MARVIN BECKENSTEIN GERALDINE BEERS IDA BF.NENSON GLORIA BERENBERG AUDREY BERG MARILYNN BERG GLORIA BLAISDELL TOBY BLUSTEIN LA VONNE BRAND HENRY BRANDT WILFRED BRANDWEIN HARRY BRENNER ROBERT BRIX KENNETH BROIN IRVING BR(X)KS JAMES BROSF. DORIS “PEANUTS AI.BRO . . . She'll make tin sweet ami understanding nurse. VIRGINIA “VIRG ANDERSEN . . . She loves to cook anil sew too; she ll nuke a success in anything she does. Nat. O.. IT. Cl. CLIFTON “ANDY ANDERSON . . . He'll be Hying high — here's to happy landings. A Senior Serg-at-Arms, Stud, (jiun., Vik. Cl.. Nat. lion. Soc, N. RICHARD “DICK AUNE... Our future designer of cities. Nat. Hon. Soc.. Hi Y, Art Cl. BETTY “BUTCH” BALAND . . . Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Blue Tri., Usher. AUDREY “DIMPLE BAXTER ... Her bobby is collecting Uncle Sam's men. Blue Silver Tri., Usher. MARVIN “MARV BECKENSTEIN . . . Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it. Sc. 01., Band, Apparatus. GERAI.DINF' “JERRY BEERS . . . OtTicc work is her selection and in that line she’ll be perfection. Comm. Cl., Gcr. Cl., Blue k Silver Tri., Polaris sales, IDA BF.NF.NSON . . This lass with hair of brown never wears a frown Kad., Comm. Cl. GLORIA BERENBERG ... Her life’s ambition: to manage a superfine bakery. Nat. Cl., Glee Cl. AUDREY “AUD BERG ... A secretars she will be some day; may fortune speed her on her was. Comm. CL. Usher. MARILYNN “SKIPPIE BERG... With this girl, actions speak louder than words. Usher. GLORIA BLAISDELL . . . Up! Up! my friends and quit your books!' Blue k Silver Tri, Nat. Hon. Soc. TOBY BLUSTEIN . . . She is small —but ui is a stick of dynamite. Comm. Cl. I-A VONNE “BONNIE WEE BRAND . . . Met funny bone never tails her. Nat. Cl.. Fr. Cl. HENRY HANK BRANDT... A forester he aims to be; he is a friend to nun and tree. WILFRED “WOLF BRANDWEIN . . . Accounting is his biggest wish, dreaming is his favorite dish. HARRY “RED BRENNER ... He will soar to fame in aeronautical engineering. M norah. Aviation Cl., Class play. ROBERT “BOB BRIX . . . The composer of our class song; a future Cole Porter. Stud. Coun., Applied Music, Class play, Gcr. Cl., Excursion Chairman, Nat. Hon. Soc. KENNETH “KENNY BROIN . . . lie'll be a whizz in numbers as he was in notes. Band. Stud. Coun., Nat. Hon. Soc. IRVING “CHOOCH BROOKS ... An athlctu, musical, brown-eyed gent. Bank. X. JAMES BROSE ... A friend t � all he knew. 50 GERALD “JERRY1 BUBIS . . . I-li� future lies in radio announcing. Gcr. Cl., Mcnorah. Band, Stud. Coun., Debate, Radio Workvhip, N. SHIRLEY “CAMMIF.” CAMMON . . . Thi pretty blue-eyed girl will make the perfect nurse. Comm. Cl., Blue 4c Silver Tri., Band, “N. DORIS CARLSON . .. She ha already made u e of her secretarial training. MURIEL MUR” CARLSON . . . We wish there were more like her. Blue 4c Silver Tri., Usher, Polaris Annual, Choir, Glee CU A Senior Banquet Com. RAYMOND “SHADOW” CARLSON . . . He'll climb to the top a a itccplepck. Skiing, ”N.” HAROLD “SAMMY” CATCHER ... The best is yet to be. JEANETTE CHA-NEN ... We need more nurses like |canettc will be. RAYMOND “RAY CHYRKI.UND... He’ll take up commercial art. Nat. Hon. Sue., Class picture chairman, II. R. Rep. PATRICIA “PAT” COCK-BURN ... She'll fly to great heights as an airplane hostess. Blue it Silver Tri, Stud, (kiun.. Bank Cadi.. Usher, Pep Cl., G.A.A., Cheerleader, N.” ETHELYN “ETH CORES’ ... Her future lies in a happy home of her own. Kad.. Comm. Cl. SYLVIA “CUTTSIE” CUTTS . . . With a voice of silver anti a heart of gold, her music will keep her from growing old. Comm. Cl., North High Singers. DAVID “TAFFY”’ DACHIS ... He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Soph. Basketball, Football, Track, Speed skating, “N.” HARRY’ “POP” DAVIS . , His heart is like a singing bird. Pinn. Cl., Choir, Glee CL, Boxing. MARLYS MARLEY” DE MARAIS . . . Pep, personality, pleasing. G.A.A., Seton Hi, Comm. Cl., “N.” ANITA DESM . . . She’ll make her mark in the fashion world. Blue it Silver Tri., Seton Hi. Polar Pallcttcs, G.A.A., Usher. HELEN DF.VERY . . . Stenography is her desire: she’s a lass we all admire. Scion Hi. I-atin CL Comm. CL. Nat. Hon. Soc. BETTY DIXON ... Her motto is V for Victory in everything she tries. Ger. CL, Comm, CL. Bank Cash., Choir, Usher, Ticket Com. Polaris Annual, Applied Music. LEONARD “BUD” DWORSKY . . . Fortune smiles upon him. MARION ”EBE EBERT . . . Ready to lend a helping hand. Ger. CL, Sci. Cl., Blue ic Silver Tri.. Choir, Glee CL. Polaris Annual, Ticket Com., Banquet Com., Usher. JEROME JERRY” EFRON . . . For lie’s a jolly, good fellow. Stud. Coun. SHIRLEY' EISENBERG... As her life’s work she will choose stenography. Kad., Comm. CL, Nat. Hon Soc. PHYLLIS SQUIRT” F.ISTF.N . . To lie a Schiaparelli is right up her alley. Blue ic Silver Tri., Or. CL, Stud, (aiun., Nat. Hon. Soc., “A” Sen. Social Chairman. JANUARY Monday | Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday GERALD BUBIS SHIRLEY CAMMON DORIS CARLSON MURIEL CARLSON RAYMOND CARLSON HAROLD CATCHER JEANETTE CHANEN RAYMOND CHYRKLUND PATRICIA COCK BURN ETHELYN COREN SYLVIA CUTTS DAVID DACHIS HARRY DAVIS MARLYS DcMARAIS ANITA DESM HELEN DEVERY BETTY’ DIXON LEONARD DWORSKY MARION EBERT JEROME EFRON SHIRLEY EISENBERG PHYLLIS EISTEN 51 JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday KENNETH EI.DRF.D DELORIS ELI.ISON ERWIN EPSTEIN BIRDIAN ERICKSON MARCIA FELMANN NORMAN FIDELMAN RUTH FINK FIFTEEN PHYLUS FISHER EILEEN FLAGLE EILEEN FLEISHER CATHERINE FLEMING DONALD FORSLUND IRVING FRAII.ICH JEROME FRIEDMAN LF. ROY FUTSCHER LORRAINE GALUCK RUTH GALLOB ESTHER GANDEL RITA GANLEY ALLEN GARTZ CHARLES GELLERMAN ROSALIE GENSLER KENNETH “KENNY EI.DRED . . . This agile drum maior will Mur to great fame in the field of journalism. Hi-Y, Baskrthall Mgr., Football Mgr- Drum Major, N. DELORIS DEE ELLISON . . . To know her is to like her. Blue U Silver Tri., Comm. Cl., Stuil. Coun„ Usher. Nat. Il� n. Soc. ERWIN EPSTEIN . . . Ami we can conquer. BIRDIAN BIRDIE ERICKSON . . . Office work it her selection. Choir. Silver Tri., Usher. MARCIA “MARGY FELMANN . . . Likeab'i ami ready for fun. Fr. Cl., Kad., t’.imm. Cl. NORMAN “NORM FIDELMAN ... A pharmacist he will be. Mcnorah, Tennis “N. RUTH FINKF.LSTEEN . . . It s greater to be mull and shine than great ami cast a shadow. Comm. Cl., Kad., Usher. PHYLLIS “PHYL FISHER . . . Stenographs it the | ath she’ll take ami write dictation without mistake. Blue it Silver Tri., Class play manager, Polaris Weekly, Advertising Chairman, Nat. lion. Soc. EILEEN CHUBBY FLAGLE ... Her mouth can enrich that smile her eyes began. Viking Cl., Polaro Sales. EILEEN FLEISHER ... I am the captain of my soul. CATHERINE KAY FLEMING . . . With that charming smile she will go a long way. Comm. Cl, Stud. Coun., Oratorio. Usher. DONALD DON” FORSLUND ... To do or not hi do- that is the question. IRVING “ITS FRAIL1CH . . . All’s right with the world. Choir, (dec Cl. JEROME ROMEO FRIEDMAN ... We thought we saw him studying—but lo, it was a dream. Tennis, N. LE ROY BUD” FUTSCHER . . . Happy-go-lucky, merry ami free, a better guy there never will be. Hi-Y, Common Ground, Nat. lion. Soc. Pres., Vicc-Prcs. A Senior Class Swimming, Apparatus. LORRAINE GALIJCK ... A merry life. RUTH “RUTHIE” GALLOB . . . Darning occupies her spare moments. Fr. Cl., Kad., Comm. CL. North High Singers. ESTHER “GUS GANDEL ... I am a part of all that I have met. Fr. CL. Kad., Comm. CL. Nat. lion. Soc. RITA GANLEY ... A pleasant girl with lots of Cheer. G.A.A., Seton Hi, N. ALLEN “DOC GARTZ . . . He’ll build up wlut others tear down—for his field is architecture. Hockey, Golf, Football Mgr, “N. CHARLES “CHUCK GELLERMAN . . . Full of fun. pep, and play; that is Chuck all the day. Hi-Y, Golf, Football, skiing. N. ROSAUE ROF.” GENSLER . . This young lady plans to be medical technician. Comm. Cl, Kad, Common Ground. Nat. Hon. Soc. 52 MARVIN “SLATS GERTZ . . . Give me a plane and the world is mine. LEONARD “LENNY GETZKIN . . . Good goods go into until bound . Mcnorah, Debate. Nat. Hon. Soc. JOY ANNE “JO GIFFORD ... So unite when you’re in trouble—It will vanish like i bubble. Glee Cl., Choir. GOODWIN “GOODY GLANCE . . Always happy—full of glee; a future pharmacist he'll lie. Chess Cl.. Mcnorah. JOY “JODIE” GOLDBERG . . . She wants to he a successful wife and mother. Kail., Bank Cash., Glee Cl.. Choir, N'jt. Hon. Soc. LEONARD “I.ENNY” GOLDMAN . . To the U. of M. this lad is headed. Mcnorah. tier. Cl., Sci. Cl., Tolerance Cl. CATHERYNE CATHIE GOLDSTFLEN ... A commercial inclination will win her admiration. Kad., Comm. Cl., II. R. Rep., Usher. BEVERLY “BENT GOLDSTEIN . . . Writing in her diary and having fun arc her hobbies. Comm. Cl. SHF.LMA GREENBERG . . . She ll Ik a sophisticated school teacher. Kad., Mod. Dance. SORAMAF. “SASS GREENBERG . . . For she is sweet. Comm. Cl., App. Music. LILLIAN “LII.L GROLL . . . Quiet and reserved. Comm. Cl., Kad. JOSEPH “JOE” GRUENBERG . . . The field of moving pictures ap-jieals to him. Soph. Basketball. ARCHIE “GUMBALL GUBMAN . . . He'll make a pharmacist of great worth. Mcnorah. THELMA “TOTSY GUTTMAN . . . Some actixit is always calling ami she's never too busy to assist. Kad., Stud. Coun., Nat. Hon. Soc.. North High Singers Choir, Class play. SHIRLEY HAFFIF. . . . She is a phantom of delight. JEANNETTE “SUM” HAIXFIN . . . This little brunette is everyone’s pet. Comm. Cl.. Kad.. Usher. JAMES “JIM HALLMAN ... Ills most pleasant hours are spent on the athletic field. Baseball. Basketball, N. LOIS “I.OF.Y” HANSEN ... A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile. Comm. Cl., Usher. ARI.INE “AR HANSON ... A busy girl who takes her tasks to heart L'shcr. BILLY “BILL HANSON . . . Never a dull moment when Bill around. Football, NY JEAN GINGER HAPP . . Liveliness is her «iurcc of happiness. ROSEMARY ROSIE HARDING ... A love for animats, a heart for vmg. Gcr. Cl., G.A.A., Polaris Sales, Breakfast Cl., ('lass play, N. JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday MARVIN GERTZ LEONARD GETZKIN JOY ANNE GIFFORD GOODWIN GLANCE JOY GOLDBERG LEONARD GOLDMAN CATHERYNE GOLDSTEEN BEVERLY GOLDSTEIN SHEI.MA GREENBERG SORAMAE GREENBERG LILLIAN GROLL JOSEPH GRUENBERG ARCHIE GUBMAN THELMA GUTTMAN SHIRI.F.Y HAFFIE JEANNETTE HALLFIN JAMES HALLMAN LOIS HANSEN ARLINE HANSON BILLY HANSON JEAN HAPP ROSEMARY HARDING 53 JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday MARJORIE HASSELSTROM RAYMOND 1IEINONEN LORRAINE HENDRICKSON ELEANOR HENNING MARJORIE HEY LILLIAN HODF.N DELORES HULTIN IRENE IACONO MARGARET IACONO DELORES IVERSON SHIRLEY JACOBSON WILLIAM JACOBSON ALVIN JAFFF. KENNETH JARVI RUTH JENSEN BETTY JANE JOHNSON FLORENCE JOHNSON MARVELJEAN JOHNSON MARVIN JOHNSON PHILLIP JOHNSON WALLACE JOHNSON RUBIN JUSTF.R MARJORIE ‘ MARGE HASSELSTROM . . She's charming, sweet, and quite complete. Comm. Cl., Usher. RAYMOND HEINONF.N . . . Why isn't everyone as contented as I? Hockey, N. LORRAINE “LORRY HENDRICKSON . . . Meet our future commercial artist. ELEANOR HENNING ... A quiet peace-loving girl. Blue «c Silver. Tri., Comm. Cl. MARJORIE “MIDGE HEY . . . Many activities have known her helping hand. G.A.A., Gcr. Cl., Comm. Cl., Silver 8c Blue Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc., Class play. Orch. LILLIAN “LII. HODF.N . . . She is as a song of happiness. Silver 6c Blue Tri., Comm. Cl., Iduna. II. R. Rep.. G. A. A.. Nat. Hon. Soc. DELORES “DEE HULTIN . . . Dancing and singing is what she enjoys most. Glee Cl. IRENE IACONO ... As busy as a bee is this designer-to-be. MARGARET “MUGGS IACONO . . . Her aim: a com|� ctcnt secretary. DELORES IVERSON . . . Sweet as she looks. Silver Tri., Comm. Cl. SHIRLF.Y SOOK JACOBSON ... Her hobbies arc singing and attending movies. Comm. Cl., Kad., North High Singers. WALLACE JACOBSON . . . Athletics hold his fancy. ALVIN “AL JAFFE . . . The University of Minnesota is where he is destined. Class play, Menorah. Band. Orch. KENNETH “KENNY JARVI . . . Good naturedness is his best trait. RUTH “RUFUS JENSEN . . . Stamp collecting and sewing arc her hobbies. BETTY JANE “BETSY JOHNSON . . . This pretty, blue-eyed girl will make all her patients' hearts miss a beat. G.A.A., Blue Tri., Stud. Coun., Comm. Cl. FLORENCE “JONNIE JOHNSON . . . Our genial little mascot ambition is to lie a movie actrcvs. Nat. Cl. MARVELJEAN “DOIXY JOHNSON . . . Medical technology will be her future employment. Pinnacle Soc. MARVIN “MARV JOHNSON . . . He's air-minded-wants to fly in the U. S. Army Air Corps. PHILLIP “PHIL JOHNSON . . . Wants to care for and protect Wees and flowers for a life job. WALLACE “WALLY” JOHNSON . . . Intelligent, likeable, and 'inecre—he will have a successful career. Art, Auto Safety Cl. RUBIN “MOOSE JUSTER . . . Good corn grows tall—and strong. Menorah, Track, Wrestling. Football, Boxing. 54 PATRICK “PAT KANE . . . This funny link Biondcllo i always there to cheer anyone. Hi-Y. CIa.es play. ESTHER “ES“ KANGAS . . . This ca| ab)c pH will make a fine dietician. Nat. Cl., Red Cross I lome Nurse Course LIBBY “IJB KAPLAN . . . Modeling i� her future ambition. Glee Cl. DANIEL DANNY KARATZ ... He nude it clear by repetition—accounting is his life’s ambition. Choir. Glee Cl. FERN KATZ . . . She’s a little lass who wants to be a secretary. Kad., Comm. CL, App. Musk. JACQUELINE “JACKIE KEACHIE ... If Jackie’s ambition � attained, a secretarial job she will luxe obtained. Comm. Cl., Stud. Coun., Nat. Hon. Soc. IRENE KELLEY ... A friend in need. Choir, G.A.A., Polaris Sales. DOR-OTHY KNAUFF . . . Dancing is this pretty girl's hobby. MAE MAZIE KNUDSEN ... A comfort to the skk she’ll be: a nur e is what she hopes to lie. Blue Tri., Nat. CL. Stud. Ciun. HOLLAND “ROLLIE” KREFALL . . . The future business tycoon. Class play, Cap Gown Com. MARION MICKEY I.ABOVITZ . . . Sport manship is her password. Kad., Bank ('ash.. Comm. Cl., Volleyball. ELEANOR “NOOKIE” LARSEN . . . Beautiful—but not dumb! Blue Silver Tri., Gcr. Cl., Choir, Glee CL, Cap Gown Com. ZAVIE LEAR ... His ambition is to keep the accounts straight and in order. Swimming, Polaris Weekly. DONNA LF.SSARD . . . Modeling i� her goal. Seton III, Blue Iri., Comm. Cl. EARL “AXEL LEVINSON . . . He will aspire in engineering. Chess, Tennis. LOIS “LOIE” LEY ... If coming events won't cast their shadows beforehand. stenography and typing she will enjoy. Blue Tri., Norse Cl. YETTA “YET IJCHT .’ . . Hitch your wagon to a star. Kad., Art Cl. IRVING “BRONCO LIFSON ... A futuri lawyer with fine ideals. Mcnorah, Orch., Nat. Hon. Soc. LOUIS “LOl”' LIFSON . . . Chemistry is his one desire. Sci. CL. Band, Mcnorah, Polaris Weekly. Nat. Hon. Soc. PHOEBE “PHF.B UNDHOLM ... She will make a gracious nurse. Blue it Silver Tri., H. R. Rep.. Iduna, Nat. lion. Soc. ROBERT “BOB USS . . . Engineering has the bid of this athletic kid. Ticket Com., Apparatus. ETHEL “GINGER I.OFTUS . . . Her career lies in the commercial field. Comm. Cl. JANUARY Monday I Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday PATRICK KANE ESTHER KANGAS LIBBY KAPLAN DANIEL KARATZ FERN KATZ JACQUELINE KEACHIE IRENE KELLY DOROTHY KNAUFF MAE KNUDSEN ROLI.AND KREFALL MARION LABOVITZ ELEANOR LARSEN ZAVIE LEAR DONNA LESSARD EARL LEVINSON miS LEY YETTA IJCHT IRVING LIFSON LOUIS LIFSON PHOEBE UNDHOLM ROBERT USS ETHEL LOFTUS 55 JANUARY Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Monday Friday MARVIN LUCHSINGER DOROTHY MAHLER HELEN MANIJACK CHARLOTTE MANSUR JOYCE MARBOE ANNETTE MASLER EDWARD MATTILA shirley McDonald ROSELYN MITCHUN JOHN MOCAARD WILLIAM MOGILEVSKY MILTON MOSIMANN MILTON N AID ITCH SHIRLEY MAE NATHENSON PEARL NEIMARK PHYLLIS NEITZEL EDWIN NELSON GWENDOLYN NELSON LILLIAN NELSON MARY NESS BERNICE NEUBERGER RAY NEUBERGER MARVIN •LUCKY ’ LUCHSINGER . . Mary's .1 happy lad and true, he’ll accomplish wonders too. Hockey. DOROTHY “DOTTY MAHLER ... A heart as true a steel. Blue 4t Silver Tri., Orel)., Band. Nat. Hon. Soc. HELEN “SCOmE MANIJACK . . . Her hobby is taking snapshots of people she knows. Choir. CHARLOTTE MANSUR . . . We all want a pretty nurse like her. Seton Hi. Blue Tri., Art Cl., I_ t. CL, Bank Cash., Stud. Conn. JOYCE MARBOE . . . Fortune stnilev upon her. Blue Silver Tri., Vik. Cl., A Senior Class Sec.. Nat llun. Soc. ANNETTE “NETTIE MASLER . . . Her goal is to become a medical technician. Nat. lion. Soc., Comm. Cl.. Kad, Ger. Cl.. Bank Cash. EDWARD “MUTT MATTILA . . . Aviation is his one desire. Apparatus. SHIRLEY “MAC MCDONALD . . . Mac will lend a hand to the nursing profession. Blue Tn . Cheerleader, ”N. ROSELYN “ROZ MITCHUN . . . She has her eye set on the designing world. Comm. Cl. JOHN MOGAARD . . . Swimming and boxing arc his hobbies. WILLIAM “BILL MOGILEVSKY . . . An engineer he will be to help in our democracy. MILTON “SCRAPPY MOSIMANN . . . His future lies in the sky. Hi-Y. Apparatus. MILTON NAIDITCH . . . The height of his ambition is geology. SHIRLEY MAE NATHENSON . . . She collects letters and souvenir from place she goes. Kad., Comm. Cl. PEARL “PURR” NEIMARK ... Typing i her chosen course; � he plans to go ahead with force. Band. PHYLLIS “PHIL NEITZEL ... A stenographer she'll some day be. Band, Blue it Silver Tri., Comm. Cl. EDWIN NELSON ... If brains will get you there, Edwin doesn't need a car. Valedictorian, Polaris Weekly, Ger. Cl., Nat. Hon. Soc. GWENDOLYN “GWEN NELSON ... A good-natured stenographer-to-be. Vik. CL, Silver Blue Tri. LILLIAN “NEU.IE” NELSON ... An eminent surgeon of the future. Nat. Hon. Soc., Nat. CL, Ger. CL, I-at. Cl., Iduna, Bank Cash., H. R. Rep., G.A.A., Skiing, Swimming. MARY NESS . . . Reliability and pcrsonalitv combined in one. Ger. Cl, Comm. Cl, Seton Hi. BERNICE NEUBERGER . . . One of North's contributions to the commercial world. Comm. Cl. RAYMOND RAY” NEUBERGER . . . Quiet and genial in all way , he'll win success in future days. 56 KENNETH KEN NEWMAN ... A fellow we all like. MARGIE MARGE NORMAN . . . All for fun and fun for all. Iiiuna. Silver Blue 'I ri. ELLEN O'BRIEN ... A pretty young Colleen. Gcr. Cl.. Scion I li. JOHN “JACK O BRIEN . . . When hi Iftoh eye arc smiting, everyone's happy. Band, skiing. RICHARD “DICK” OLSEN . . . In commercial art he'll attain his goal. Stud. Goun. THOMAS OSCAR OLSON . . . An all-around boy and a boy all around. Stud. Coun., Vik. Cl., Soph. Football. YVONNE VONNIE OLSON . . . Our sweet “Vonnic” will take up designing. Blue Silver Tri, Common Ground. Nat. I Ion. Soc., A” Sen. Class Treas. ELLA TINNY OPDAL ... Her nimble linger' like to tickle the ivory keys. Vik. Cl., Comm. Cl.. Blue Tri. DONALD “OZZIE OSLUND . . I lc lock liis trouble in a box, sit on it, ami laughs. JEROME “OZZIE OSWALD . . . Don’t hide your light, but blow your horn —it pay to advertise. Cheerleader, Apparatus. ELAINE OXBERRY . . , A secretary she will be some day, may luck and fortune lie with her all the way. Blue Tri. MARY ANN MANNY PALMER . . Our Manny is cute ami sweet. Blue Tri., Iduna. Comm. Cl. ELEANOR MAE PALMQUIST . . . An efficient secretary she will be. Comm. Cl. VALERIE “VAL PAULSON . . . Vais a perfect pal with a pleasing personality. GEORGE PAVEY . . . He may be shy but he'll get by. AUDREY “AUD PEHRSON . . . We know she'll succeed in her life work of medicine. Blue Silver Tri. ERNEST “ERNIE PERRY . . . May he always hit the right basket. Basketball, football. JEAN PETIE PETERSON . . . Wed walk a mile for tier friendly smile. Blue Silver Tri„ Nat. Hon. Soc., Usher. EVA JEAN PET PETTES . . . Modest, pretty, versatile. Silver Blue Tri., Glee Cl., Choir. Class play, Nat. Hon. Soc. EDYTHE PYF. PEYSER . . . To be a social worker is her desire. Comm, Cl„ Mod. Dance. DOUGLAS POTT1E PHENOW . . . Somebody give me a push and I'll keep rolling. Ili-Y, Baseball, Soph. Football, Basketball. RAY PHILLIPS . ... Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess, but most of the time I merely rest. Monday Tuesday JANUARY Wednesday Thursday Friday KENNETH NEWMAN MARGIE NORMAN ELLEN O'BRIEN JOHN O'BRIEN RICHARD OLSEN THOMAS OLSON YVONNE OLSON ELLA OPDAL DONALD OSLUND JEROME OSWALD ELAINE OXBERRY MARY ANN PALMER ELEANOR PALMQUIST VALERIE PAULSON GEORGE PAVEY AUDREY PEHRSON ERNEST PERRY JEAN PETERSON EVA JEAN PETTES EDYTHE PEYSER DOUGLAS PHENOW RAY PHILLIPS 57 JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday LA VERNE PILE JOYCE PINNEY ELINOR POIILKER GENEVIEVE PORTER BETTY REINERS IVAN RICKMAN HENRY RIGELHOF DONALD RITTENHOUSE MARION ROA LORRAINE ROBINS BETTY LOU ROEMER EVELYN ROSS ROBERT ROTENBERG JOHN ROVICK MARGUERITE RUSH IRENE RUTHS LOIS SABIN CAROL SANDSTROM HOWARD SANNEL ELEANOR SATHER ANNABELLE SCHMIDT ROGER SCHMIDT LA VERNE “TERMITE” PILE . . . If it isn't funny, she'll nuke it vo. Auto Safety Cl. Pres. JOYCE “PENNY PINNEY ... She elate in giving pennies for her thought . Hot. Cl. ELINOR “JUDY POHL-KER , . . This quirt lav makes a heart glad. Blue U Silver Tri., Gcr. Cl. GENEVIEVE GEN PORTER ... Iler hobby is poetry; her destination stenography. Comm. Cl., Usher. BETTY REINERS . . . Iler sweet and charming smile make life worth while. Comm. Cl., Usher. IVAN “WALLY RICHMAN . . . Though bashful and shy, he is quit, a guy. HENRY “HANK RIGELHOF ... A curly-headedbo j—he' die real McCoy. A Senior Clas Pres. DONALD “RUT RITTENHOUSE ... A small and brown-eyed lad whose smile will make you glad. Gcr. Cl.. I li-Y. MARIAN “MEM” ROA . . . A charming secretary she will be. Comm. Cl., Stud. Coun., Usher. LORRAINE “LEILEE ROBINS . . . Gladly did I come and gladly go. Hot. Cl.. Sci. a., Gcr. Cl. BETTY LOU ROEMER . . . Few have walked our paths with feet o active. Blue Silver Tri., Band. GAA. EVELYN ROSS . . . Business before pleasure. ROBERT “BOB ROTENBERG . . . Engineering is this man's fancy. Proj. C!., Tennis. Swimming. Baseball, Football, Skating. JOHN “JOHNNIE ROVICK . . . The future Adrian of the fashion world. MARGUERITE “MARG RUSH ... To the U. of M. will go this bright lass. Fr. Cl., Comm. CL, Kad., Nat. Hon. SocM Clas play. IRENE RUSTY RUTHS ... Her aim in life is to make � omc man a charming wife. Blue Silver Tri., Ger. CL. Glee CL, Choir. LOIS “TOOTS SABIN ... Her ambition is to teach the future generation. Comm. CL, Blue Tri., Bank Cash., Usher. CAROL “K K SANDSTROM . . . Good natured and always full of fun. Stud. Coun., Span. CL, Silver Blue Tri., Co-Commencement Chairman, 11. R. Rep. HOWARD SANNEL ... He may be undecided, but we wish him every success in life. Radio Workshop. ELEANOR “SANDY SATHER . . . Thi charming lass will be a credit to any employer's office. Comm. CL Usher. ANNABELLE “BILL SCHMIDT . . . Typing seem to be in her clas . Nat. CL, Comm. Cl., G.A.A. ROGER SCHMIDT . . . He's an agile on the apparatus tsar as he is in the class room. Hi-Y, Choir, Apparatus, Swimming, N.“ 58 EVELYN “EVE” SCHULTZ ... A vtenographcf � hc plan to be; a future bright for her wt see. Polarit Weekly, Comm. Cl., Oratorio, Excur. Com., Clau play. Nat. Hon. Soc. ROY “VON” SCHWAP-PACH . . . You live only once so why not drink, cat and be merry : Hi-Y, Baseball. MIRIAM SCHWARTZ . . . She was a phantom of delight. PAUL SERBER . . . Quiet efficiency. See. of Projection CL. Chief Motion Picture Operator, Fr. Cl. ROSE “RED” SERBER . . . This small and playful miss is the life of anv party. Fr. CL, Comm. CL, Kad„ Nat. Hon. Soc. MIR RI AM “MIR” SHAPIRO ... In years to come she'll be the perfect stenographer to anyone. Comm. CL. Kad. ARTHUR SHULDBERG . . . According to this young lad's horiscopc his future lies in medicine. Salutatorian, Mcnorah, Sci. CL, Nat. Hon. Soc. MARVIN SNYDER ... A versatile fellow, he can do most cscrvthing. JEROME “JERRY” SOLOMON ... He needs no introduction. Football, Track, ”N.“ LLOYD “COOKIE STUTH . . . Tall, handsome, and blond: of him all his classmates arc fond. Hi-Y, Football, Hockey. N.” JERRY “LAZY SUDIT ... Hr will do the best no matter what the job is. ELORINE SUSSMAN . . Reading and listening to the radio are her pastimes. Kad., Comm. CL ROGER SWANSON . . . This small boy has a heart full of joy. Vik. Cl. WARREN “SWANIE SWANSON ... A true sportsman is Swanic who hunts and fishes. MELVIN “TUBBY” TOBF.RMAN . . . Sleeping and rating fill his day. Football. MURIEL “RED” TOLLEFSON . . . Never a dull moment when “RedV around. Silver Blue Tri.. Polaris Sales. B. Cash., Banejuet Com., Stud. Coun., Seton Hi. Glee CL. Choir. HELEN “PROTS TORETSKY ... Though uncertain as she is we know she will be a success in anything she docs. Comm. CL. Kad.. Band C� sh. NORMA “NORM” TORP . . . To be a dietician is this grand girl's wish. Band, Orch. WALLACE “WALLY” TRULEN . . . With him, “Silence is golden.” Hi Y. BEATRICE “BOODY” TUBMAN . . . Fiction from the “Wild and Wooly West fascinates her. Comm. CL HARRIET “TUP” TUPPER ... To go to the U. of Minn, is this ambitious girl’s aim. Kad„ Sci. CL, Comm. CL, Span. CL. Nat. Hon. Soc. ROBERT WILLIAM VAN DRASEK . . . Two heads are better than one. Swimming. Track, Football. JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday EVELYN SCHULTZ ROY SCHWAPPACH MIRIAM SCHWARTZ PAUL SERBER ROSE SERBER MIRRIAM SHAPIRO ARTHUR SHULDBERG MARVIN SNYDER JEROME SOLOMON LLOYD STUTH JERRY SUDIT FLORINE SUSSMAN ROGER SWANSON WARREN SWANSON MELVIN TOBERMAN MURIEL TOLLEFSON HELEN TORETSKY NORMA TORP WALLACE TRULEN BEATRICE TUBMAN HARRIET TUPPER ROBERT WILLIAM VAN DRASEK 59 JANUARY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday EVELYN VELLIEUX ALOYSIOUS VETSCHER CATHERINE VETSCHER HOWARD VIREN ROBERT VOLLUM HOWARD WARNER ALTON WARREN JEANETTE WEST CHARLES WEXLER JEANNE WICK KENNETH WICK LUND ALBERT WILENSKY AUDREY WILLIAMS WILLIS WINTHER DAVID ZETTLIN EVELYN RED” VELLIEUX . . . Cute, peppy, ami always happy. Silver Blue Tri., Fr. CL ALOYSIOUS AL VETSCHER . . . To be on a national hook-up is Al's aim. Gcr Cl. CATHERINE KAY” VETSCHER ... A good-natured secretary to be. Ger. CL Comm. Cl., Blue Tri. HOWARD FLASH” VIKEN ... A life that holds melodious days. Ger. CL Stud. Coun., Choir. ROBERT VOLLUM . . . He always follows through. HOWARD WHITIE WARNER . . . He will tinker with airplanes. ALTON WARREN ... A sculptor of great worth. Span. Cl. JEANETTE WEST . . . She finds pleasure in bowling and roller skating. CHARLES WEX- LER .. . As friendly as the day is long. JEANNE “WICKIE” WICK . . . Fillet! full of fun from tip to toe. Comm. Cl. KENNETH WICK” WICKLUND ... A true sports enthusiast. Football. ALBERT ABBEY WILENSKY ... A future commercial artist. AUDREY WILLIAMS ... A secretary must possess personality and charm: she certainly lus both. Comm. Cl., Nat. Hon. Soc., Blue Tri. WILLIS “WILL WINTHER ... He has a happy outlook on life. Stud. Coun., Hi-Y. DAVID ZETTLIN . . . He plans to enter the Institute of Technology at the U. of M. CAMERA SHY PEARL ANDERSON KENNETH AUMOCK FRANK BARRETT BILLIE BOGGS MERCEDES BROWN FRED CARLSON GEORGE CAVINESS ROBERT CHINNOCK HENRY GOLDSTEIN ZOLLIE GREEN ROBERT GUTTMAN HAROLD HOLM CLYDE JOHNSON DAVID KIMELMAN ALICE KOKELA ARTHUR LaPALME HENRY LEVANDOSKI JOSEPH LINSK MARJORIE LOFT LORRAINE MARTY FRANCES M ELM IT MORRIS MILLER ANNA NADLER CHARLES PETERSON LOIS PETERSON DUANE PURNICK ROBERT RIPSIN FRANK SCULLY FLORENCE SHERMAN GEORGE SJOSTROM JOHN THOLE EARNESTINF. W A LI. ACE RICHARD WILSHIRE SAM WOLF 60 JANUARY CLASS SONG Words - - Florence Johnson Music - - Robert Brix 1 i T if ? +4, g d i Let —� -1 :’s be f aith- fu ■JF- £ y-r J J 1 to our dear f high s d 3 =E= chool, Where w e’ve yHi1 J c r 1 SE 1 d ! b b? 2; 4— . _ r v — K T. % t t 1 t f f- 1- 1 r i w ■ T , F Ur I 6 K vr r 9 r r . i rk 5 I Z t 9 £■ spent three haj £ £ — c - py year s, And let f f s be grate- fui to 4 the ► 1 r 1 1 � I A1 r 4 —Si J -- 4 5 1 J t I f=H$= f y t 1 Hr Pp fac- ul- ty— Let’s give n:� h j f =- M=t hem a g reat big cheer! Fah! Rah! We shall t-f-if f it F= W§ y r r - r rJr Mr 1 al- ways r Ci 11 irfifr 'M -11 al- ways re- raem .—i rN ber, ■£. ven though we'll say good-bye, fgftgl-fiE ri; nf-htf All of the good times we have had here At dear old North Side High h j fij n, hp f spp AUTOGRAPHS 62 AUTOGRAPHS OUR JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Mascot Sergcant-at-Arrm Donald Rovick John Obert Beverly Aubrecht Jean Lathrop Meyer Salloway Howard Holtner June Class OUR JUNE CLASS ADVISER MRS. SHEPHARD Our Committee Chairmen Eleanor Boc Jean Kastner Evonne Krieg Muriel Bank Dolores Kohn Beverly Roa Lawrence LaBellc Ralph Ferrin Syrna Saliterman Irene Olson Jerome Shink Irving Nudcll Eleanor McKay Lorraine Mustonen David Miller Administration Our Home Room Representatives Alice Griswold Beverly Roa Kenneth Whitehead Charles Stanley Jerome Shink James Larson Ivan Nelson Ralph Ferrin Lorraine Mustonen Shirley Lee Lawrence I-a Belle Richard Barnes Irene Chesebro Eleanor Boc Irene Olson Lucille Knoben Kathleen Johnson William Robin Syrna Saliterman Robert Eastman Shirley Shindcr Annisc Kohn Dolores Kohn Ray Brown Phyllis Walzcr Estelle Savitt Muriel Bank June Hersch Edwin H. Nelson North American Bank Prize Minneapolis English Club Scholarship Robert C. Nyquist National Scholastic Award in Photography Donald G. Rovick American Legion Award NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Beverly Aubrccht Muriel Bank Richard Barnes Janice Barre Shirley Bloniquist Mildred Bunnell Addle Carlson Marilyn Chelstrom Sidney Chuckcr William Conover Joseph Darby Florence Klkenbaum Charlotte Ertnanski Cecelia Ferragin Helen Fleming Esther Freier Yvette Gcnslcr Betty Cicse Edythc Ginsberg Lewis Ginsburg Toby Gitis Ellen Gleason Edmund Gottlieb Alice Griswold A dell I Jardin Mary Hovey Minnie Justcr Marie Kallbcrg Rita Kaufman lames Kissell Delores Knudsen Ruth Koontz Virginia Koorn Evonne Krieg Joyce Kronstedt Lawrence I-a Belle Shirley Larsen Jean I athrop Etta Lazar Shirley Lee Mary Mac Lei Ian Iairraine Mustonen Betty Nicholson Valoyce Nordberg Irving NudcII Robert Nyquist Irene Olson June Overby Shirley Pcarlovc Ardcllc Peterson Beverly Roa Ray Rosales Donald Rovick Meyer Salloway F.dicc Serber Eugene Strimling Robert Swanson Jeanette Webster Kenneth Whitehead Margaret Wilshirc Janice E. Batre Rose Rees Award Evonne M. Krieg Norse Award Delores M. Knudten Commercial Award Lorraine Mustonen Salutatorian ami Recipient of the American Ixgion Ladies Auxiliary Medal HONOR ROLL Evelyn Anderson Muriel Bank Richard Barnes janicc Bar re Shirley Blomquist Harvey Cohen Charlotte Ermanski Esther Freier Yvette Cienslcr Edmund Gottlieb Alice Griswold Marjorie Hansen Addle Hardin Minnie luster Marie Kallbcrg Rita Kaufman Delores Knudsen Ruth Koontz Shirley Larsen Jean Lathrop Shirley Lee Dorothy Lindsirom Mary MacLellan Lorraine Mustonen Betty Nicholson Irving Nudcll Shirley Pearlove Meyer Salloway Eugene Stringing Jeanette Webster Kenneth Whitehead Kenneth Whitehead The Minneapolis Star-Journal High School Graduation Award lames B. Peterson Mercury Award Donald M. Beckey Polaris Weekly Honor Award Mildred E. Bunnell Hope MacDonald Peace Award Jeanette Webster Minneapolis Business College Scholarship Ruth Koontz Science Award JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ANNE ABERSON SANDERS ACKERBERG ROBERT ADAMS JEANNE AI.PERT CLETUS ALTMANN ROBERT AMUNDSEN DARLEEN ANDERSON DELORES ANDERSON EUGENE ANDERSON GRACE ANDERSON JUNE ANDERSON ETHEL ASHLESON BEVERLY AUBRECHT ISABELLE BACK MAN MURIEL BANK RICHARD BARNES JANICE BARRF. MARJORIE BARTSCH SIDNEY BEARMAN AUDREY BECKER DONALD BECKEY PHYLLIS BENJAMIN ANNE “ANNIE’' ABERSON ... A genuinely good kid clear through. Kad„ Stun. cl.. Kink Cashier, Comm. cl. SANDERS “SANDY” ACKERBERG . . . Radio script writing is hi next venture after the U. of M. So. cl. ROBERT “BOB” ADAMS . . . He deserves to be successful. JEANNE JEANNIE” ALPERT . . . She hopes to be a fashion writer. CLETUS “C. J.” ALTMANN . . . Building model airplane i� hi h.� |� hv. pastime, and talent. Foothall. ROBERT AMUNDSEN ... His smile invites friend . DARLEEN “ANDY” ANDERSON . . . “Oh, beautiful, beautiful brown cyev” Auto cl.— Treat Seton-Hy, Comm. cl. DELORES M. ANDERSON . . . Sweet girl, sweet music. Sil. Blue Tri., Sci. cl.—Sec.-Trea .. Band—V'. Pres., Orch. EUGENE “EUIE” ANDERSON . . . Worn causes wrinkles, but he hasn't anv. Football, Baseball. GRACE C. ANDERSON . . . Friendly, athletic, and peppy. Comm. cl. JUNE A. ANDERSON . . . Brown eye , what arc you dreaming of? Ger. cl., Sci. cl.. Choir. ETHEL “ASH1F,” ASHLESON . . . “And now is the time when wanderlust should scire upon my feet.” BEVERLY “BF.V” AUB- RECHT . . . She's musical, she’ lovely, hc' our “A” Senior Secretary. Blue Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc., A” Senior Secretary, Stud. Coun., Bank Cashier. ISABELLE “PAT” BACKMAN ... To help the poor is her noble ambition. MURIEL “RED HEAD” BANK ... Red hair and bmwn eyes are a striking combination. Kad., Camera d Nat. Hon. Soc.. Stud. Coun. RICHARD “DICK” BARNES ... The higher he goes, the better he gets. Hi-Y—Pres.. Nat. Hon. Soc., Stud. Coun.. Choir. JANICE “JAN BARRF. . . . Activities keep her active. Girl Scouts. Nat. cl., G. A. A. Board, Sci. cl.. Jr. Acad. Sd., Ger. cl.. Bank (Cashier, Nat. lion. Soc., Chrman. Serv. Point . MARJORIE MUGS BARTSCH . . . She looks the svorld squarely in the face. SIDNEY BEARMAN . . . Sid is a swell kill. Men., Polaris Annual Sales. AUDREY E. BEC KER . . . Sweet and petite. Sil. fit Blue Tri., Comm. cl. DONALD DON BECKEY . . . Sjwrts writing and talking—he has quite a line! Polaris Weekly Staff—Sports Editor, Baseball. Football. PHYU.IS “BLONDIF” BENJAMIN ... She may be small, but so is a stick of dynamite. 68 EDITH BENSON ... A typical high school girl. Blue k Sil. Tri., Comm. d. JERRY BENSON . . . Studies have never interfered with his education. Hand—Drum Major, Football Cap., H. R. Soc. Chrnun. Boxing, Track. MAURINE A. BERG . . . She hav both beauty and charm. Sil. k Blue Tri., Comm. d.—Pres. Sec., Polaris Annual Sales. 11A Sen . comm. SHERMAN “SONNY” BERGERON . . . Sonny wishes to be a captain in the marines. NATALIE BERMAN . . . I want to travel and see things. Comm. cl. SHIRLEY “CHICHI” BERMAN . . . Quiet, friendly, blue-eyed Chi-Chi. Kad. DE-LORES “DEE BERNDT . . . Sometimes I work, mostly play; never too serious, always gay. Comm, cl., G. A. A. HARRIET “CHI BERNHARD . . . The theater is her goal. Ger. cl RIVA BERNSTEIN . . . “I love fun! ADELINE “BUTCH” BICKFORD . . . Mid the war’s dread curse stands a Red Cross nurse. Orch.—“N. NORMA-JEANNE BLJXT . . . Snnle and the world smiles with you. Comm, cl.—Board of Dir.—Bulletin comm., Blue Tri. BEVERLY “BF.V” BI.OMGREN . . . She will soon be in the service as a nurse. Sil. Tri. SHIRLEY BI.OMQUEST . . . Both sweet and dependable. Nat. Hon. Soc., I-at. cl., Sil. k Blue Tri., Comm, cl., Polaris Weekly Staff, Choir. BERDEAN W. BI.OOMDAHL ... “I get a lot of enjoyment out of life. ELEANOR “F.L BOF! ... Her interests are greatly varied. Blue k Sil. Tri. A Senior. Social comm., Vik. cl.—Treas.—V. Pres. —Pres., Bank Cashier, Polaris Annual Sales. MARY-JANE BOLSTAD . . . A true lover of sports. G. A. A- Vik. cl. RICHARD “DICK BOTNF'R . . . He'll be an Electrical Engineer some day. ARLENE “ARE BROBACK . . . Full of life and vitality is Are. Vik. cl.. Blue Tri., Nat. cl.. Choir. Cheerleader, G. A. A. NARVEL NIBBLE” BROOKS . . . “I'm going to fly for my country. HAROLD FLOSSY” BROWN . . . Aviation is his big interest Aviation cl.. Track. RAYMOND RAY” BROWN . . . The business world should keep him busy. Football. Baseball. BERNICE NEICY BUKSTEIN . . . A military vest seems to suit this lady best, Kad., Comm, cl.. Auto cl.. Band, Bulletin comm. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday EDITH BENSON JERRY BENSON MAURINE BERG SHERMAN BERGERON NATAI.IF. BERMAN SHIRLEY BERMAN DELORES BERNDT HARRIET BERNHARD RIVA BERNSTEIN ADELINE BICKFORD NORMA JEANNE BI.IXT BEVERLY BLOMGREN SHIRLEY BLOMQUEST BERDEAN BLOOMDAHI. ELEANOR BOE MARY JANE BOLSTAD RICHARD BOTNER ARLENF. BROBACK NARVEL BROOKS HAROLD BROWN RAYMOND BROWN BERNICE BUKSTEIN 69 JUNE MILDRED BUNNELL SHIRLEY BURK VIRGENE BURSCH LEONARD BURSTEIN PATRICIA CALI.ERY CHARLOTTE CARDWELL ADELLE CARLSON JEANNE CARLSON PHYLLIS CASSIDY MARILYN CHELSTROM IRENE CHESEBRO DELORES CHRISTENSEN SIDNEY CHUCKER JEAN CHUTTER MARY ANN CICHARZ BRIAN CLEWORTH JOHN COADY HARVEY COHEN WALLACE COLLIER WILLIAM CONOVER ALICE COOK YVONNE COURSOLLE MILDRED MILLY BUNNELL . . . Oh. how I love history. N'jt. Hon. Soc. SHIRLEY SHOD BURK . . . If men can By, so can I.” G. A. A - See. U Pres. VIRGENE VIRG” BURSCH . . . Lei's go dancing. LEONARD BURSTEIN . . . “Some day I'll own a first class restaurant of my own. PATRICIA PAT CALLERY . . . Irish—an l that means fun. Comm. cl. CHARLOTTE CHUCK” CARDWELL . . . She'll dance her way to fame. G. A. A. ADELLE CARLSON ... A beauty with a beautiful voice. Nat. Hon. Soc., Sil. H Blue Tri., Stud. Coun.—Sec., Comm.. G. A. A. JEANNE PUGS” CARLSON . . . It is better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. Sil. Blue Tri., Comm. cl. PHYLLIS SIS CASSIDY . . . After I travel, it's business college for me.” MARILYN CHELSTROM . . . Quiet, but very busy. Nat. Hon. Soc.. Stud. Coun.. Lat. c1„ 0. A. A. IRENE CHEEZE CHESEBRO . . There are so many friends, and so much fun to remember while I was here at North. Sil. Blue Tri.—Cab.. Polaris Weekly StaB, Band, G. A. A. Pres. DELORES CHRISTENSEN . . . Quiet but nice. SIDNEY CHUCKER . . . Dentists are in demand, I hear. Nat. Hon. Soc., Common Ground Gr, Sci. cl., camera cl, Fr. cl.. Men.—sec.. Band. JEAN SHAY CHUTTER . . . Five foot four with friends galore. Kad, Comm, cl. Band. MARY-ANN CICHARZ . . . High hopes in becoming a dancer. BRIAN CLEWORTH . . . Both industry and musk interest him. Stud. Coun.—V. Pres, and Pres, Assistant dir. of N. H. Singers. JOHN WILD BILL” COADY . . . Homework interfered with my social life. Common Ground Gr. HARVEY HARV COHEN . . . Give me some wings and watch. WALLACE WALLY COLLIER . . . Sjwrts arc my meat. Pinnacle cl. Football, Boxing. WILLIAM BILL CONOVER . . . Fun is assured with Bill. Nat. Hon. Soc, Stud, coun, Polaris Sales. ALICE “COOKY COOK ... It might be hard work to be a stenographer, but it will be worth it for Alice. YVONNE BUNNY COURSOIXE . . . Frankness is one of her virtues. Art cl, G. A. A. 70 DOROTHY GRANDMA COWLES ... She ha a way with little children. CI-AIRE “PINKY CRONER . . . Smile arc easy to give and she generous. Blue Sil. Tri. DON “CY CYBYSKE . . . Hi! Cy, what's cooking? LORETTA “ETTA DAHL . . . When she is around, a good time is assured. Norse cl.. Blue Tri., Choir, Glee cl. DONALD “DON DAVIS . . . I’d like to work in a bank. Money does something to me. KENT “DOC DAVIS . . . 'Hie boy behind the act that is on the stage. Nat. cl.—V'. Pres.—Chrman., Social comm.. Projection cl.—Pres., Apparatus, Swimming. MARY DesMARAIS . . . Sweetness and beauty arc hers. Blue Tri., Seton-Hy. RICHARD “DICK DINGMANN . . . Getting a job is the next thing on my program. SALLY “BLACKIE DOI.F ... A gay and cheerful pal. Kad., Comm. cl. GORDON “PAPER DOLL . . . He’s made himself well remembered both in and out of sports. Football—Cap., Track, llockcv. MARGARET MUGGS DOOHF.R . . . Chicago may have a new guest soon. Seton-Hy. STANLEY “STUNTS DOUGLAS . . . Back to the soil by way of U. of M. Farm School. CHARLOTTE DRESSEL . . . Fashion illustrating is her greatest ambition. Art cl. Pres.. Comm, cl., Sil. U Blue Tri. MARGUERITE “PEGGY DUFFY . . . Red hair. Irish eyes and full of fun. ROBERT “BOB EASTMAN . . . A fine fellow with high hopes of being an officer m the Naval Air Corps. LLOYD EIDE . . . He finds friends by being friendly. Stud. Coun.. Basketball. FLORENCE “FAYGIE ELKENBAUM . . . She’ll earn her living a a charming stenographer. Nat. Hon. Soc„ Kad., Span. cl. AUDREY “AUD ENGMAN ... She sculptures beaut out of clay. PAUL ERICKSON . . . He’s learned to gain friends by being one. Band. CHARLOTTE “TODDLES F.RMANSKI . . . Interested in many things, and docs well in them all. Comm. cl. —Scrap B«� ok comm.. Kad.—V. Pres.. Nat. Hon. Soc.■—Scrap Book comm. IJI.A RED F.RNTSON ... A pleasing mixture of mirth and smiles. Fr. cl., Comm. cl.. Bank Cashier, Switchboard. LUCILLE FSPF.NSEN . . . We haven't bail her here long, but we like her. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday DOROTHY C-OWLES CLAIRE CRONER DON CYBYSKE LORETTA DAHL DON DAVIS KENT DAVIS MARY DesMARAIS RICHARD DINGMANN SALLY DOLE GORDON DOLL MARGARET DOOHER STANLEY DOUGLAS CHARLOTTE DRESSEL MARGUERITE DUFFY ROBERT EASTMAN LLOYD EIDE FLORENCE ELKENBAUM AUDREY ENGMAN PAUL ERICKSON CHARLOTTE F.RMANSKI 71 LILA ERNTSON LUCILLE ESPENSEN JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday RICHARD ESS DALE EVERSON CECILIA FERRAGIN RALPH FF.RRIN FRANCES FINGER HUT IRVING FINK HELEN FINSTAD BILL FISHER HELEN FLEMING GEORGE FOSTER GERALDINE FREEMAN ESTHER FREIER BONNIE GAETKE MURIEL GALLICK LORRAINE GARBINA BRUCE GATES LORRAINE GATES YVETTE GENSLER BETTY GIESE JEAN GILMAN JAMES GILSVIK EDYTHE GINSBERG RICHARD “DICK ESS . . . Cooking and bowling—food and fun. DALE “GABBY EVERSON . . . “Let Inc while die living's good. Choir. CECILIA “TOPPER FERRAGIN ... An Irish streak of lightning. Sil. Tri., Auto cl.. Stud. Coun., Blue Tri., Nat. I Ion. Soc.— Social comm.. Comm, cl.— Membership Chrman. RALPH W. FF.RRIN . . . He pun hi energy into Track anti making friend . Track. FRANCES “FRAN FINGERHUT ... If there' work to be done, she’s there on the run. Kad.—Pre .; Comm. cl.. Sci. cl. IRVING FINK . . All the world’s a tage, I_� t. cl.. Choir, Glee cl. HELEN FINSTAD . . . Mv feet have an urge for traveling. Blue Tri. BILL “BUTTERCUP” FISHER . . . Car arc his weakness. HELEN FLEM-ING ... In friendship she was early taught to believe. Blue Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc., Stud. Coun., Rand, Orch. GEORGE “DOC FOSTER . . . Well, here I am, a graduate! Football—letter. GF RALDINE “GERI FREEMAN . . . She's gained friends because she’ such a swell girl. Kad., Comm. cl. ESTHER ES FRFJF.R . . . But, I'm not too bu y to live. Polari Weekly Staff—Co-Editor, Nat. Hon. Soc.. Kad., jr. Acad, of Sci., Glee cl.. G. A. A. BONNIE GAETKE . . . Friendly and kind; the bc t you can find. MURIEL GALLICK . . . Small, but oh, my! LORRAINE GARBINA . . . Entertaining company. Comm. cl. BRUCE “GOOSE GATES . . . Goose like to hunt geese. LORRAINE “LARRIF. GATES . . . All the joy of life depend , on the art of making friend . Camera cl.. Comm. cl. YVFTTF. GENSLER ... “I hope to be on the radio someday. Kad. —Treas., Nat. I Ion. Sue., Common Ground Group, Comm, cl., Fr. cl. BETTY GIESE . . . Being charming and being bu y arc none too much for her. Blue Tri., Ger. cl.—Chrman. of Membership comm., Choir, Bank Cashier, Nat. Hon. Soc. JEAN GILMAN ... A girl with a pleasant, unchanging personality. Blue Tri. JAMES “BROTHER GILSVIK ... lie wants to be with honest men and sturdy trees in the line of forestry. EDYTHE GINSBERG ... A friend to all. Kad., Comm, cl., Nat. Hon. Soc., Bank Cashier. 72 LEWIS “LOUIE” GINSBURG . . . You play the finnr, he'll write about it. Polaris Annual Start. Prog. comm.—Nat. Honor Soc. TOBY L. GUIS ... A future medical technician. Ger. cl.. Kad., Girl Scouts, Nat. Hon. Soc.—Co-U.hrm.in. of Fut. Kcl. comm. DOROTHY GI.AZER . . . To be or not to be an actress. Kad., Rank Cashier. ELLEN “L. N.” GLEASON . . . Another card in our hand of friends. Nat. Hon. Soc., Seton-Hy, Polaris Annual Stall, Class Play Reading comm., Ijt. cl. ELAINE “OSCAR GOLDEN . . . She would like a California sun tan and a New York accent. Kad. MILDRED “MILLIE GOLDMAN ... A practical girl with a patriotic ambition to he a nurse. Comm. cl. PHYLLIS “GOODY GOODMAN . . . She doesn't have to be told to smile. Kad., Comm, cl., Rand. EDMUND GOTTLIEB . . A gentleman in every was Nat. Hon Soc., Men.—V. Pres.. Bank Cashier, Stud. Court., Band. LEO “SONNY GRABOWSKI . . . Sunshine is a jurt of his character. ESTHER GREENBERG ... A trombone can really do things when she is behind it. Band, Orch., Trombone Quartet. JOSEPH “JOE GREENBERG ... A musical boy ssrith a friend-winning smile. Orch. BETTY GREENE . . . The kind of person you arc glad to know. Comm. cl. EDWARD “FARMER GREENE ... A loyal football fan. Serg.-at-Arrns of Pinnacle cl. ALICE HAPPY GRISWOLD . . . Truly deserving of her nickname. Fr. cl., Blue Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc. RUTH GRUBER . . . From education here, to more education at the U. of M. Kad. JUNE HAAG . . . Good common sense is typical of June. MARIAN HAGEN . . . I loss- does she keep so pleasant? (� . A. A. DOUGLAS “DOUG HAINLIN . . . Music from the heart. Auto cl. -Pres. Choir. Glee cl.. (Jolt Team. CHARLES CHUCK HAMILTON . . . Apparatus makes school worth attending. Span, cl.. Apparatus. VIRGINIA “GINNY HAMMERLUND . . “She's not from Virginie. but she ho' am charmin'. Blue Tri. IRVING HANDLER . . . We’re glad we have someone to keep us laughing. MARJORIE “TOOTY HANSEN . . . Charm and beauty go ham! in hand. Monday Tuesday JUNE Wcdnesd.i Thursday Friday LEWIS GINSBURG TOBY GITIS DOROTHY GLAZER ELLEN GLEASON ELAINE GOLDEN MILDRED GOLDMAN PHYLLIS GOODMAN EDMUND GOTTLIEB LEO GRABOWSKI ESTHER GREENBERG JOSEPH GREENBERG BETTY GREENE EDWARD GREENE ALICE GRISWOLD RUTH GRUBER JUNE HAAG MARIAN HAGEN DOUGLAS HAINLIN CHARLES HAMILTON VIRGINIA HAMMERLUND IRVING HANDLER 73 MARJORIE HANSEN JUNE Monday | Tuesday { Wednesday Thursday Friday PHYLLIS E. HANSEN PHYLLIS L. HANSEN JOHN HANSON ADELLE HARDIN LEGENE HEAIRET CYRIL HEGERLE MARGIE HETTKAMP ARWED HENNING JEANETTE HERMAN JUNE HERSCH HOWARD HOLMER DONNA HOLTEN MARION HOLTMAN MARY HOVEY DORIS HUBER MYER JACOBS JOHN JACOBSON SHIRLEY JERUSKY ALLWYN JOHNSON KATHLEEN JOHNSON KENNETH JOHNSON LORRAINE JOHNSON PHYLLIS PHYL HANSEN ... She shall love music wherever she goes. Blue Tri., Choir, G. A. A. PHYLLIS L. HANSEN . . . Fun an important word in her vocabulary. JOHN HANSON . . . He’s willing to work, ami ready tor fun. Hand. ADELLE “ADY (80) HARDIN ... All this and homework, too. Kad.—Treaty Jr. Acad, of Set.—V. Pres., Stutl. Coun.—Treas Sci. cl., IIjII (iuard, Nat. Hon. Soc.—Scholarship comm., Chrman. of A Senior (ap 4c Gown comm., “A” Senior Social comm.. Polaris Weekly Sale . LEGENE LEE HEAIRET . . . Blue eye , blond hair; and frank friendliness there. CYRIL HEGERLE . . . Botany doesn’t make one a sissy; it makes him love life a little better. Nat. cl.. Greenhouse Practice. MARJORIE •MARGIE HETTKAMP . . . After all. smiling is fun. ARWED O. J. HENNING . . . Baseball interested him here at school; now he wants to go into it professionally. Baseball. Hockey. JEANETTE PUG HERMAN . . . |u t to travel, just to see. the beauty ever there for me. Blue Tri.—Cab., Sil. Tri„ Comm. cL Stud. Coun., Iduna, G. A. A. JUNE HERSCH . . . You can’t go wrong with a friend like June. Kad.—Serg.-at-Arm 4c Refresh. Chrman., Stud. Coun., Polaris Weekly Sales, Polaris Annual Sales, Bank Cashier. HOWARD HOWfIE HOLMER . . . He has forty- right ambitions: to visit every one of the forty-eight states. A Senior Class Serg at Arim. DONNA DONNIE HOLTEN . . . Carefree, captivating Donnie. MARION “HONEY HOLTMAN . . . Honey is hard to surpass when it comes to sweetness. MARY HOVEY . . . One reason why the Polaris Weekly is so popular. Nat. Hon. Soc., Art cl., Band, Polaris Weekly Staff. DORIS HUBER ... A delightful hobby for a delightful girl: raising gladiola . MYER “MIHAI JACOBS . . . Music is tops with him. Band—Solo Sax., Solo Oboe—Clarinet. JOHN JAKE JACOBSON ... I bet I’m the only Model Railroader at North High. SHIRLEY JERUSKY . . . After traveling through North, she’ll travel through America. Comm. cl.. Kad., Bank Cashier. ALLWYN “BALDY JOHNSON . . . How did he ever get such a nickname, with hi blond wavy hair? Band, Pep Band, Polaris Weekly Staff—Multilith. KATHLEEN KATHY JOHNSON . . . Talking, reading, drawing, dancing, and making friends keep her happy. Comm, cl., A Senior Rep., Polaris Weekly Sales, B Senior Election comm. KENNETH KENNY JOHNSON ... To become a learned man in every line is his greatest ambition. Choir, Glee d Wrestling team. LORRAINE JOHNSON . . . Service with a smile. 74 NORMA JEAN NORM JOHNSON . . . Music is her interest as everyone knows; she makes lasting friends wherever she goes. Blue 4t Sil. Tri., Vik. cl.. Girl Scouts, Polaris Annual Start. Bank Cashier, Polaris Annual Sales, Polaris Weekly Sales. Orch.. 11A Sent. comm.. “N Scr. Pin. ROAI.D RUNT JOHNSON . . . Oh, wondrous night, thou wert not made for slumber. Hi Y. ROBERT E. BOB JOHNSON . . . He'll make a wonderful Naval Cadet. Football, Basketball. ESTELLE JOKI . . . She will be a great model Sil. Tri. MINNIE JUSTER . . . Sweet and studious. Kad. cl., Jr. Acad. Sci., Nat. Hon. Soc. MARIE KALLBERG ... It will take a long time to see all of the world. Comm, cl.. Blue Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc., G. A. A. MARTHA “MARTY KANGAS . . . Success is something worth achieving. JEANNE KASTNER ... To like and be liked by all. Sil. Tri.-Social Chrman., Blue Tri.—Drama Chrman., Fr. cl.. Stud G un.. Polaris Weekly Sales, Drum majorette. RITA LOIS KAUFMAN . . . A girl everyone likes. Fr. cl.—V. Pres., Kad., Nat. Hon. Soc., Stud. Coun.. Jr. Acad. Sci., Polaris Annual Sales. LILA LYLE KINKLE . . . Having fun keeps her running. JAMES KISSEI.L . . . Tall, blonde, and entertaining. Sp. cl.—Pres., Nat. Hon. Soc., Stud. Coun. —V. Pres., Hi Y, Common Ground, Polaris Annual Staff. DORIS BOOTS” KLUGMAN ... I hate to think of leaving North—It's marvelous, Stud. Coun. RICHARD KNAF.BLE . . . “So folks got takin' me for him. Comm, cl. Apparatus. ROBERT KNAEBI.E . . . It's been fun getting mixed up. Comm. cl. LOUISE BABE KNOBEN . . . Rhythm in her feet. DELORES DODY KNUDSEN . . . Sweet sophistication. Comm. cl.—Sec. Treas., Blue Tri, Lost Found Chrnian., Nat. Hon. Soc.—Sec. Hostess Co-chrman. DELORES “BLONDIE KOENIG . . . Sweet ami lovely. Blue A Sil. Tri. ANNISE “NECIE KOHN . . . With her laughter, fun and jollity, she's one grand personality. Nat. cl., Kad., Comm, cl.. Radio Workshop, A Senior Social Comm., Polaris Annual Start, Common Ground Gr -up. DOLORES DODO” KOHN ... She attained her goal—to Ik liked by all. Nat. cl., Kad., “A Senior Social Comm., Radio Workshop, Polaris Salo, Common Ground Group. RUTH KATY” KOONTZ ... I think I am very fortunate to have as many good Inends as I have made at North. Blue Sil. Tri., Nat. I Ion. Soc., Common Ground, Sc. cl., Jr. Acad. Sci., Polaris. VIRGINIA “GINNY KOORN ... In all that she docs she's charming. Blue Sil. Tri., Nat. Hon. Soc., Polaris Weekly, Common Ground. MARION KOST . . . To Ik on the stage intrigues me. Comm, cl., Blue it Sil. Tri. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday NORMA JEAN JOHNSON ROALD JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON ESTELLE JOKI MINNIE JUSTER MARIE KALLBERG MARTHA KANGAS JEANNE KASTNER RITA KAUFMAN LILA KINKLE JAMES KISSELL DORIS KLUGMAN RICHARD KNAF.BLE ROBERT KNAEBLE LOUISE KNOBEN DELORES KOENIG DELORES KNUDSEN ANNISE KOHN DOLORES KOHN RUTH KOONTZ VIRGINIA KOORN MARION KOST JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday MARY LOU KOWALCZYK EUNICE KREUTZ CAROL KRF.UTTER EVONNE KRIEG JOYCE KRONSTEDT MILTON KVASNIK LAURENCE LA BELLE VIRGINIA LA BELLE DONALD LANG SHIRLEY LARSEN DONALD LARSON EDWARD LARSON JAMES LARSON JUNIOR LARSON JEAN LA1HROP ETTA LAZAR SHIRLEY LEE DONALD LEHNERT DOROTHY LINDSTROM NELSON IJNK JOYCE UNMAN PETER LOPICKA MARY LOU “DUCKY KOWALCZYK . . . From school books to music books, Comm. cl.. Blue Tri., Applied Music. G. A. A. Board. EUNICE “EUNY KREUTZ ... I can hardly believe it I'm really graduating!” K.id., Comm. cl. CAROL KREUTTER . . . (.hiicl— but such a friendly smile. EVONNE ““COOKIE KRIEG . . Club and committees made school so much more fun.” Blue Sil. Tri.. Vik. cl.. Comm, cl., Polaris Weekly Sales, Polaris Annual Sales Fl g-waver, 11A Serv. comm. Nat. Hon. Soc. JOYCE “KRONNY” KRONSTEDT . . . From a dashing girl in the gym room to a helpful girl in a hospital room. G. A. A. Board. Nat. Hon. Soc. MILTON KVASNIK . . . Sometimes I sit and think, but usually I just sit. LAURENCE ““LORNEY LA BELLE ... His art was well appreciated here: it will be more so as he goes on. French cl., Nat. Hon. Soc. VIRGINIA ‘“SQUIRT LA BELLE . . . She wants to be a singer. DONALD ““DON LANG . . . He’s quite a speaker. Proj. cl.—V. Pres., Stamp cl.. Debate. SHIRLEY LARSEN . . . Music and I arc mst like that Sec. Sal. Tri„ Nat. Hon. Soc. DONALD LARSON . . . “Worry and I have never met.” EDWARD ““I.ARS LARSON . . . It I can’t own my own ship, I'll borrow one of Uncle Sam’s planes. Aviation cl. JAMES “JIM” LARSON ... To know him is to admire him. JUNIOR ‘“SWEDE” LARSON . . . Happy-go-lucky ami full o! fun. JEAN ““JF.ANIE LATHROP . . . Peppy, popular. Jcanic. Sil. Tri.—Board, Blue Tri.—Board, Art cl.—V. Pres., Latin cl., Jr. Acad, of Sci., Polaris Annual Staff, Flagwavcr, Polaris Sales, A” Senior Class Treas., Nat. Hon. Soc., G. A. A.—Pres. ETTA LAZAR . . . The urge to speak is in her. Nat. Hon. Soc., Kad. cl.. Latin cl.. Comm. cl.. Set. cL, Bank Cashier. SHIRLEY “SHIRL” LEE . . . Lively music from a lovely girl. I-at. cL Sil. Tri.— V’. Pres., Blue Tri.—Scc.-Trcas., Nat. Hon. Soc., Fr. cl., N. H. Singers- Acconi|unist, Choir—Accompanist ami Business Manager. DON “ RED” LF.HNERT . . . Music and muKle. DOROTHY ‘“DOTTY” LINDSTROM ... A heart for friendship. Comm. cl. NELSON “NELS” LINK . . . This man’s place is in the home—cooking! |OYCE “JO” UNMAN . . . Happy -go-lucky. Lat. cl., Polaris Weekly-Staff—Ex. Editor, Blue Tri, Polaris Annual Sales. PF1TER LOPICKA . . . An ardent hand mcmlscr. Band. 76 RAI.Pli LYNCH . . . lie wants to do his traveling in Canada. CHARLES LYNDE . . . We hope he gets his hunting dog. Hi-Y. MARY “MAC MacLELLAN . . . She ll make her mark in the field of art. Blue A Sil. Tri., Nat. lion. Soc., Art cl.. Stud. Coun., Nat. c!.—Pres. JACK McCANN ... A lover of the country. Nat. cl. ALICE “AL McCARTHY . . . Excitement keeps me alive.” Comm, cl., Soc. comm. BOB “MAC” McCORMICK . . . Engineering is his line. EI.EANOR “MAC McKAY . . . She likes people jnd she loves fun. Sil. Tri., Blue Tri.—Cab.—V. Pres., Social comm.. Band, Choir, Applied Mumc. GORDON SANDY McKINNON ... A friendly Scotchman. DOUGLAS “SCOTTY McI.EAN . . . Little men are often the greatest. AUDREY MARCUS . . , Lights, action, camera. Sci. cl.. Had. PHYLLIS MARGOI.IS . . . She'll be well remembered by the graduating class. Kad., Comm, cl., Sp. cl.. Radio Workshop. PEGGY PEG MARGULIS ... A smile for all. Lat. cl„ Kad.. Comm. cl. VERNON BAYNE MARKS ... He hunts them and he eats them—Pheasants. Apparatus, Track. DOROTHY DOT ’ MARKSON . . . Dot is small, but she will leave a big mark in our memory. Comm. cl.—Treas., Sil. Tri., Bank Cashier, Auto cl., G. A. A. JULIUS “JULIE MASLOW ... Our red-headed mathematical whiz. Set. cl. DONNA MAXWELL ... An individuality to match her honey blond hair. GERALD E. JERRY MAYER . . . Art is something where he's concerned. HELEN MERKEL . . . Wide awake and enjoying life. Comm. cl. SHIRI.EE MESH MESHBESHF.R . . . Students like a friend like her. Polaris Weekly Sales, Kad., C mm. cl. JOHN MIKE MICKELSON . . . He's new here at North, but we re glad he's arrived. CHARLOTTE CHUCK” MILLER ... A true friend of guaranteed quality. Comm, cl., Sil. Tri., Choir, Orch., 11A Scr. comm. DAVID MILLER . . . The world's no better if we worry; life's no longer if we hurry. Hi-Y, Apparatus, Football, Hi-Y —V. Pres. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday RALPH LYNCH CHARLES LYNDE MARY MacLELLAN JACK McCANN alice McCarthy ROBERT McCORMICK ELEANOR McKAY GORDON McKINNON DOUGLAS McLEAN AUDREY MARCUS PHYLLIS MARGOUS PEGGY MARGULIS VERNON MARKS DOROTHY MARKSON JULIUS MASLOW DONNA MAXWELL GERALD MAYER HELEN MERKEL SHIRLEE MESHBESHER JOHN MICKELSON CHARLOTTE MILLER DAVID MILLER Monday T uesday JUNE Wednesday Thursday Friday DOROTHY ANN MILLER NORMAN MILLER RAE MOLDE ELDORA MOLSTAD GEORGE MORAN ROBERT MORAN ARLENE MOREINO ALVERA MORRISON RICHARD MORROW ARLENE Ml'RDO LORRAINE MUSTONEN LUCILLE NANFELT ELAINE NELSON LF.ONNF. NEUMANN BETTY NICHOLSON PATRICIA NOI.DEN CHARLES NOODELMAN SHIRLEE NOODELMAN BENNY NOODI.F.MAN VALOYCE NORDBERG SHIRLEY NOTT IRVING NUDF.LL DOROTHY-ANN DOT MILLER . . . At first we think her rather quiet. but later, oh, she's quite a riot! i. A. A.. Sil. In., Comm. cl. —Program chrman., Auto cl., Bank Cashier. NORMAN MILLER . . Popular music for a popular fellow. Railio cl.. Track. RAE MOLDE . . . A smile that's good at making friends. (I. A. A., Stud. coun.. Annual staff. ELDORA DODIE MOLSTAD . . . Beauty from the soul. Choir. GEORGE MORAN ... A lover of the out-of-doors; a skilled trapper. ROBERT BOBBY MORAN . . . We know him first for his athletic achievements; second for his own mischievous self. Football, Basketball—Co-Cap. Baseball. ARLENE “R” MOREINO . . . The girl with the friendly smile for all. Kad., Nat. cl.. Comm, cl.. Iaitin cl. ALVERA VERA MORRISON ... She likes cooking, sewing, ami all things domestic. RICHARD MORROW . . . It's track for me—and how' Track. ARLENE “SHORTIE MURDO ... A future fashion designer. LORRAINE MUSTY MUSTONEN . . . Gaycty ami friendship combined. Nat. Hon. Soc.—Treas.—Future Ed. chrman.. Sil. Tri.—Pres.—Service chrman.. Choir, Lit. cl.—Sec.-Treas.. Refreshment chrman.. Blue Tri.—Pres.—Social chrman., A Sr, Soc. comm., B Sr. I I. R. Rep., Class Play Reading comm. LUCILLE LUCY NANFELT . . . She'll change your frown into a smile. Comm. cl.. G. A. A.—Kurd. ELAINE CHICK NELSON . . . We can thank Mound High for producing such a lovely girl. Blue Tri. LEONNE NEUMANN ... A willing hand is a welcome thing. BETTY NICHOLSON . . . She's small and shines. Scion Hy, Camp Fire, Nat. Hon. Soc.—Co-Chrman. of Fut. Ed. Comm. PATRICIA PAT NOI.DEN . . . Her charm is genuine. Blue Tri., G. A. A. CHARLES CHUCK NOODELMAN . . . Quietness is pleasant in this noisy world. SHIRLEE NOODELMAN . . . Happy, sparkling, brown eves has she. Kad., Comm cl.. Band. BENNY NOODELMAN . . If he's a forester, he'll lie a good one. VALOYCE NORDBERG . . . She's leading when it comes to work, and laughing when it comes to play. Nat. Hon. Soc., Lat. cl.. Comm, cl., Bank Cashier, Polaris Annual Staff. SHIRLEY SHI” NOTT . . . Her gad abouts keep her busy; we're busy admiring her. Comm, cl., Polaris Weekly Staff. IRVING HAIRY NUDELL ... A man when it comes to work: a boy when it comes to play. Nat. Hon. Soc., Polaris Annual Staff. Play Reading comm. 78 ROBERT BOB NYLANDER . . . Play and I'll | la with you; study and you study alone. ROBERT “BOB” NYQU1ST . . . Jlis photography has helped us to know him: his own manner has made us like him. Projection d.—Pres.. Camera cl.—Pres., Nat. Hon. Soc. JOHN OBERT ... I plan to get a cherished M.D. some day. Common Ground gr., “A Senior Class Vicc-Prc ., Boxing. BERNARD “BERNIE OLSON ... A shiny sax—and swing! Skiing. IRENE OLSON . . . Sweetness at its best. Sil. Tri.—Pub. Chrman. —Pres-, Nat. Hon. Soc.—Prog. Chrman.. Bank Cashier, Baccalaureate Chrman.—“A Senior Clavs, Iduna cl.—Prog. Chrman.. Stud. Coun. JEAN “JEANNIE OLSON . . . Comptometry and Jeannic should go well together. Sil. fie Blue Tri., Comm. cl.. G. A. A.—Board. N. JUNE BLONDE OLSON ... To be a good stenographer is to be happy where June is concerned. Comm, cl., Seton-Hy. JUNE M. OLSON ... Her hobby is hasing fun: her talent is making it. Lat. cl., Band. MARIAN O'NEIL . . . Nursing interests her and she interests us. Comm, cl.. Auto cl. HARVEY ORENSTEIN ... A modern adventurer with the world as his frontier. HERBERT “RED OR-STAD ... A red-headed, athletic, full of fun, fellow. Football. Basketball. KENNETH “KF.NNY” OSTROM . . Now. here's a nun who wants action! Stud. Coun.. Polaris Weekly Stall___________Co-Editor BEVERLY “BEV OTTESON ... She came, she ..,w. she conquered. Vik. cl.. Comm. cl.—Board of Dir. JUNE “FRANKIE OVERBY . . . Mailing address5 U. of M.. I hope! Art cl.—Prog. Chrman., Seton-Hy, Fr. cl.. Blue Tri.—Pub. chrman, Nat. Hon. Soc. SHIRLEY PALMER . . . I'd like to earn my own way to California. N. H. Singers. HELEN PAPPAS . . . Loveliness and friendliness arc two of her assets. Comm. cl. DONNA PARSONS . . . (Jetting a good job should be easy for Donna. Fr. dM Sil. Tri.—Music Chrman., Blue Tri., Choir. MARGIE PASKOFF . . . l-ookmg ahead to a career as a stenographer. Comm. cl. WALTER “BUD PAULSEN . . . An athletic boy with an cver-readv smile. Hi-Y. Football. EVELYN ”EVE“ PAUR ... The ABC will really fly when they arc under her lingers on the typewriter. Comm. cl. SHIRLEY PEARLON F. . . . She said it could be done and then she did it. Nat. Hon. Soc.—V. Pres., Kad.—Pres., |r. Acad. Sci., Debate Squad, Bank Cashier, Stud. Coun., Lat. cl. VERDAN “PETE PETERS . . . Fashion designing —New York—Those words sound like music to me. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday _ F ay ROBERT NYLANDER ROBERT NYQUIST JOHN OBERT BERNARD OLSON IRENE OLSON JEAN OLSON JUNE C. OLSON JUNE M. OLSON MARIAN O'NEIL HARVEY ORENSTEIN HERBERT ORSTAD KENNETH OSTROM BEVERLY OTrESON JUNE OVERBY SHIRLEY PALMER HELEN PAPPAS DONNA PARSONS MARGIE PASKOFF WALTER PAULSEN EVELYN PAUR SHIRLEY PEARLOVE VERDAN PETERS JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ARDFJ.LE PETERSON JAMES PETERSON MYRON PETERSON PATRICK PHEI-AN MAY AL'NE PIISPANEN SHIRLEY PI.OTNICK JUNE PORTER JOYCE POWERS ROBERT PRICE SHIRLEY QUINTAL HAROLD RASMUSSEN KATHLEEN REGAN LORRAINE REICH DOROTHY REIMER EARLENE RICHTER GENEVIEVE RILEY SHIRLEY RINKER BEVERLY ROA WILLIAM ROBIN BERNISE ROBINSON NATALIE ROBINSON SHIRLEY ROCHF.FORD ARDELLE PETERSON . . . Pete wants to be helpful in defense work, ami we know that she can. Comm. cl.—Pub. chr., Blue Tri., Auto Safety cl.—Sec.. Stud. G� un., Nat. Hon. Soc. JAMES “JIM PETERSON . . . You can't mention North’High athletics and omit Jim's name. Foot lull. Track. App„ Skiing. MYRON LEFTY PETERSON . . . He may be called Lefty, but he's all right. PATRICK PAT PHELAN . . . He must carry the blarney done in his coat pocket. MAY AUNE PIISPANEN . . . “Someday I liopc to contribute a part to the cultural world of art. Art cl.—Membership dir., Sil. Tri., Camera cl.—Sec., Bank Cashier. SHIRLEY PLOTNIC-K . . . She will have a happy and successful life. Com. cl., Kad. cl. JUNE PORTER . . . 'Ilic red hair helps to bring the Irish out. Girl Scouts Sil. Blue Tri. JOYCE POWERS . . . Blondic wants to fly a plane or l c a hostess. Blue Tri. Home Nursing, G. A. A. Board. ROBERT BUSTF.R PRICE ... He not only wants to live himself, but also to errate characters in books that will enjoy life, too. Glee cl.. Choir. SHIRLEY QUINTAL ... A jitterbug at heart. HAROLD RASMUSSEN ... A lover of baseball. KATHLEEN REGAN . . . When Irish eyes arc smiling. Comm, cl., Blue Tri—Cab., Excursion Com. LORRAINE RF.ICH . . . She loves to read and write letters. Kad.. Comm. cl. DOROTHY’ REIMER ... A lover of swing music. EARLENE RICHTER . . . Imagine being a jiolice woman! Nature d. Blue Tri., Comm. cl. GENEVIEVE RILEY . . . “Jenny will make a wonderful commercial artist. SHIRLEY’ RINKER . . . What a grand air hostess she will be. Art cl. BEVERLY' ROA . . . Bev. is liked by everyone. Comm. cl.. Bank Cashier, Stud. Coun., Hon. Soc., Auto cl. WILLIAM SPARROW ROBIN ... I think everybody at North is swell. French cl., Sec. Auto cl.. Comm, cl., Stu. Coun., N. H. Singers, Choir. BERNISE ROBINSON . . . Hollywood here I come. Comm. cl.. Band. Kail. NATALIE ROBINSON . . . She likes people and Fun. Band, G. A. A., Blue Tri Cab., Comm. cl. board, Polaris Annual Salesman. SHIRLEY ROCHEFORD . . . She is pleasant to be with. Comm. cl., Scton-Hy. 80 LOIS LOLLY ROCKLER ... I love to play the piano.” Kail.. Hand. EARL ROISUM . . Hr 1% bound to succeed in the field of .Architecture. Ili-Y school and City Pres., Stud, coun.. Apparatus. RAY ROSALES . . . The laird i� my Shepherd. Stud. coun.. Glee cl., N. H. Singers, Nat Hon. Soc. WILLIAM BILL ROSE . . . I'm going to be a die anil tool maker. HYMAN ROSEN . . . It would be fun to have my own swing band. Kind. STANLEY • ROSY” ROSENKER . . . '|u� i think' I earned my 'S' in Foot-lull. Football, Basketball. CAROL ROTH . . . 'Tin going to try to he a success in everything I do. Blue Tri., Band. Flag Waver. DONALD “DON ROVICK ... If he is as successful in his future life as he has been in school, he is bound (o Ik happy and have many friends. A Senior Class Pres., Hi-Y Pres.; Stud. coun.. Polaris Annual arid Weekly Salesman, Football, Track. Nat. Hon. Soc. BENNIE STOOGE ROZMAN . . . I'm planning to join tile air corps. Bavkctball. GERALDINE JERRY RUST . . . Come on children -let's dance. Blue Tri. WILLIS C. RYGG ... I just went to North in my senior year hut I surely ha c enjoyed it. Hi Y. Band. Orch. DOROTHY DOTTY SALDOFF ... Her friendly 'mill makes her mt worth while. Kail., Comm. cl. SYRNA SAI.l-TER.MAN . . . I'm going to be a chemist. Kail., Sci. cl.. Auto cl. —V. Prev, Gcr. cl., Nat. cl.. Common Ground. Stud. coun. MEYER MIKE SALLOWAY . . . “Frank and friendly am I. Nat. Hon. Soc., A Senior Class Mascot. RICHARD DICK SANDBI.ADE . . . Boy, can I cook! Hi-Y—Pres., Polaris Annual Salesman, Apparatus, track, swimming. LOIS BUBBLF1S SANDQUIST . . . I want everyone to like me. Choir. ESTELLE “ESTIE SAVITT . . . A giri svith a heart fur romance. Kail.—Treas., Auto cl.—Sec. GF.RTRUDF. GERT” SCHAAF . . . To know her is your gain. Comm. cl.. Blue Tri., Polaris Weekly and Annual Salesman, ARLOINE ARLY SCHMIDT . . Do I ever luve to cook! Auto cl. LIBBY LOVEY SCHMITZER . . . I'm going to travel some day. Kad. RUTH RUTH1E SCHNEIDER . . . Come around and I'll draw a cartoon of you. Auto cl. HAROLD SCHNEIDMAN . . . The piano and I arc the best of friends. Debate. JUNE Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday LOIS ROCKLER EARL ROISUM RAY ROSALES WILLIAM ROSE HYMAN ROSEN STANLEY ROSENKER CAROL ROTH DONALD ROVICK BENNIE ROZMAN GERALDINE RUST WILLIS RYGG DOROTHY SALDOFF SYRNA SAUTERMAN MEYER SALLOW'AY RICHARD SANDBLADE LOIS SANDQUIST ESTELLE SAVITT GERTRUDE SCHAAF ARLOINE SCHMIDT LIBBY SCHMITZER RUTH SCHNEIDER HAROLD SCHNEIDMAN 81 JUNE Monday | Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday BERNARD SCHULTE BETTY SCOTT SARAH SEDRANSKY EDICE SERBER SHIRLEY SERBER MARTIN SHAPERMAN KATHRYN SHAUGHNESSY LUCILLE SHEJUNZON SHIRLEY SHINDER JEROME SHINK SYBIL SHUSSIN JEROME SICORA AINO SILLMAN CATHERINE SIMPSON MAXIE SIPOREN VERNON SJOBERG TOBA SLONE JAMES SOI.BERG GEORGE SOUTH CHARLES STANLEY BARBARA STEVENS GLEN STEVENS BERNARD “BUTCH SCHULTE . . . Tm going to Hy for my favorite uncle —Uncle Sam. Choir, Boxing. BETTY SCOTTY SCOTT . . R .Her skating is her .lish. SARAH SEDRANSKY . . . We wonder if she'll miss us is we’ll miss her. EDICE EDY SERBER ... I wish I could live in Chicago. Nat. Hon. Soc., Kad. -Ses.. Comm. cl.. French cl.. Science cl. SHIRLEY SHEREY SERBER ... A good example of how to win friends—Ik like Shirks. Kad.. Comm. cl. MARTIN SIIAP SHAPERMAN ... I want to be a good doctor with lots of patients and just cm ugh monev to nuke a lismg. Men, Orch. KATHRYN “KAY SHAUGHNESSY ... I love m country. Norse cl. LUCILLE RICKY” SHF.RINZON ... A defense lob is my next stop.” Kad, Span. cl. SHIRLEY SHINDER ... “I want to lead a happy normal life with a home and family.” Kad, Nat. cl. Bank Cashier, Polaris Weekly anti Annual Salesman. “A Senior Comm. JEROME JERRY SHINK ... I want happiness. Stud, coun, V. (Human R” Sr. Nom. comm. SYBIL SHUSSIN . . . She plans to live in Washington. Comm, cl. Glee cL JEROME JERRY” SICORA . . . All I want is to be happy and to beat my Dad in bowling. Gcr. cl. Basketball. A Sr. Soc. comm. AINO BABE” SILLMAN ... I write my own words for the popular songs.” CATHERINE SIMPY SIMPSON ... To know her is to love her. Orch. MAXIE SIPOREN . . . I’m going to be m own boss. VERNON BABE SJOBERG. TOBA SIS SLONE . . . Next stop—California. Kad, Comm, cl. Bank Cashier. JAMES JIM” SOLBERG ... I want to get a Hock of Japs' Hi-Y, Apparatus. GEORGE A. SOUTH . . . Oh! to get back out West and start a horse farm! CHARLES “CHUCK STANLEY I'm going to work for Uncle Sam. Sci. cl. Pub. Comm, ‘B Sr. Election comm. BARBARA STEVIE STEVENS . . . They tell me I luxe a good voice. Stud. coun. GLEN STEVENS . . . A radio announcer J shall be. 82 ISADORE “IZZY STONE . . . “A mining engineer i the way for me. EVERETT “BABE STORM . . . It's the marines for him. EUGENE “JEEP STRIMLING . . . Come up and sec me sometime —with your radio. Radio cl., Sci. d.. Projection cl„ Jr. Acad. Set., Polaris Sales. Nat. Hon. Soc. STANLEY “STRIM STRIMLING . . . He's a very good speaker and script writer. Sci. cl., Polaris, Band. MILDRED “MILLIE SUTHERLAND . . . Simply swell! Iduna. Blue Tri.. G. A. A., Polar Palettes. Auto cl. DONALD “DONNIE SWAN-SON ... A real sports lover. Basehall, Skiing, Apparatus. ROBERT “BOB SWANSON ... He led the trombone quartette which was voted superior to all ensembles in the U. S. A. I-at. cl.. Band, Orch., Nat. Hon. Soc. JACK JOE SWATEZ . . . I'm going to be a drummer boy. Golf cl. DOROTHY “DOT SWENSON . . . To be a physical cd. teacher is what I plan. RUDOLPH J. SZUTZ . . . We all like Rudy. LEWIS “LOUIE TAICH . . . We will be calling him Doctor Taich before long. Football, Golf. JEANNE O. TAN- QUIST . . . Jeanne's ways arc lovely ways. LUCILE “CELLE” TENDER . . . Nurses arc needed now. ami she’ll be a wonderful nurse. Polaris Sales, Home Nursing cl., Blue Tri. PEARL “PAT TENDER ... All she needs is a new glass dog to keep her happy— she collects them. Polaris Salesman, Nat. cl.. Comm, cl., Blue Tri. FRANCES “FRANNIF, TER ESI ... A small girl with a big smile. Comm. cl.. Art cl. ROBERT “BOB THWING ... I hope I can enter Annapolis. ALVIN “AL TINGLEY . . . Give me a motorcycle to rule and I II be satisfied. GORDON “GORDIE TJERNLUND . . . I like adventure tad excitement. Skiing. ROBERT “TOKY TOL-KINF.N . . . Athletic—ami howl Nat. cl.. Soph. Basketball, Soph. Football. Track. JOYCE “JOY” TOPIC . . . She designs beautiful dresses. Art cl. DOLORES DEE TORELL . . . Just think—she's never been tardy ami only absent once! STANLEY BABE TROUP . . . Jollity and fun arc common to him. Men.—-Pres., A Senior Social comm., Polaris Sales. JUNE Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday Thursday Friday ISADORE STONE EVERETT STORM EUGENE STRIMLING STANLEY STRIMLING MILDRED SUTHERLAND DONALD SWANSON ROBERT SWANSON JACK SWATEZ DOROTHY SWENSON RUDOLPH SZUTZ LEWIS TAICH JEANNE TANQUIST LUCILE TENDER PEARL TENDER FRANCES TERESI ROBERT THWING ALVIN TINGLEY GORDON TJERNLUND ROBERT TALKINEN JOYCE TOPIC DELORES TORELL STANLEY TROUP 83 Monday Tuesday JUNE Wednesday Thursday Friday ERNEST VILLAS RAYMOND WACHTER HERBERT WALDER PHYLLIS WAI-ZF.R JEANETTE WEBSTER TERESA WEISS MAX WEITZ HAROLD WERNER STANLEY WESSIN KENNETH WHITEHEAD MARJORIE WILLE MARGARET WILSHIRE ISADORA W1TTLES HAZEL WRIGHT HELEN WRZOS PEARL YOUNG HARRIETTE ZACKS EUGENE ZANDER ERNEST “ERNIE” VILLAS . .His dependability work hand in hand with hi musical ability. Hi-Y—Pres, Common Ground Gr, Hand—Pres, Student Director of Band ami Orch., Pep Band—Dir. RAYMOND WACHTER . . . Uncle Sam need me too. Boxing HERBERT “HERSH” WALDER ... He surely can ing. Glee cl. Choir. PHYLLIS WALZER ... Her ideal arc hi :h. Stud. Coun.. Kad, Drum Major. Bank Cashier. JEANETTE WEBSTER . . . All good thing come in ntall packages. Nat. Hon. Soc.—Chrman. Scrapbk. comm, Latin cl. TERESA WEISS . . . Typing—oh boy! Nature cl.. Swimming. MAX WEITZ ... I want to travel in foreign countries. HAROLD WERNER . . . Big business for me. STANLEY' “WES WESSIN ... He will be a success in whatever he does. Stud. Coun. KENNETH “KEN WHITEHEAD . . . Ambitious and studious is he. Nat. Hon. Soc.—Pres, Stud. Coun, Band, MARJORIE “WILL WILLE ... A cartoonist she hopes to be. MARGARET “PEGGY” WILSHIRE . . . All for fun- and mischief. Comm, cl. Blue Tri, Nat. Hun. Soc, Choir, Glee cl. ISADORA W’ITTLES . . . I'd like to be a juvenile leader. Kad, Comm. cl. HAZEL HAY” WRIGHT . . . Talkative i she. HELEN WRZOS ... I love to bowl. PEARL PENNY YOUNG ... An artist I shall be. Art cl. Choir. HARRIETTE “BABE ZACKS ... A friend to all. Kad. EUGENE ZANDER . . . It' the U. of M. for me. Hi-Y, Hockey. CAMERA-SHY EVELYN O. ANDERSON KENNETH W. ASHI.ESON GENEVIEVE M. BONA ARTHUR C. BONIN HII.DF.GARD BROESAMLE MARCILE R. COSGROVE JOSEPH W. DARBY John ebne:r VERNON R. FARRAND SHELDON FLOM DOROTHY V. GOBEI. BARBARA A. GROSS MARVIN M. GUNDERSON DOROTHY E. GUST RALPH J. GUSTAFSON KENNETH M. HAGBERG JAMES E. HARKINS ELEANOR M. HARRIS ROBERT E. HAUGEN WILMA HOLMES MATTHEW KANIA EILEEN M. KEGLER MORRIS KLEIN ANNA NADI.ER IVAN V. NELSON GEORGE PATTEN ROBERT J. RIPSIN HAROLD A. RISBERG JACK E. SCHELL LORRAINE SCHLAFLE GOI.DIF. B. SCHWARTZ BRUNO J. STANOCH LILY J. STEINBERG ARTHUR R. TONN GRACE M. WEST 84 JUNE CLASS SONG Words and Music by Ernest Villas OH it ffp ToIb- S Ue.’ ftW eve e Wf¥ 5r. 1 Whcnu vwd W ; t T- fHT Ui« U T HC.|‘ lu.e 3-. T 4 gOop ©| i HlHU4i ftt PpI WTfl H l%K Ou MirtWM VJ«. b� tt mm c � « vn � A. loN RnP T« N« M rt ’ll . , Hvgn Wc'lll W S ’H' T w f Ion OH F Vtffl ■?� - - f fc= Wr] ( m vfcli f P- 7 r 1 r M- b (3 s A . Nrc k) t—1— HH= 1 == == -7 Air. ST r 'Cl 7o U wS ) ■■ - ... - =£ E3= 1 W rfV.tt P ■ F=P M f _ U«. fJP� t � H r 1 “ fr 1 'daitc it -«T 1 — ir- T yi 4r: Lufi- irH W Ho-KTn S � £ CJ s. 7 on t p r© - rn p w l t S v i1 9 S1 tfa if? OvxK CUBS Sc TcRcnc-IVa Fa� cnD3 So PCMk BlMiTBlNOS v4i. rtfttl t.c.«|| 'rtHtk IcoK‘� ,'Ck- |h4 oJTiOUt 0 v Wc- Kno-i � je_ Uvej) thcm w - K M% U� M 0 T o « 01T T H «_ 5 -T - wo . U BKiND K’ T' Tx , ; c� n ;. vh •e- ujfc f o I, . AH ll � 'n'o CM r i tv� vocU jsu Y ye-« O o Jpv Oc.Ptn. ©ll N KTHiiC€. H h| 85 Friday Morning Girls1 Sports Ann lx picka Hiking Peggy Reeve Biking Shirley Burk Field Hockey Evelyn Chuperdia Swimming 88 Joyce Kronstedt Charlotte Rosengren Carol Robin Jean Lathrop Basketball I-ucille Nanfclt Tennis Badminton Volleyball 89 fall and Winter Sports HIT IT This was ihc first season that the girls played Field Hockey in a number of years. Everyone learned exceedingly fast, and Joyce Kronstedt, Jeanette Lorentzen, and Marilyn Mal-chow played like professionals. | 90 WE’RE OFF! I liking is a very popular sport with the girls. They all felt that the weather in the fall was too nice to miss, and so they all went hiking. Sometimes the hike turned into a weincr roast at Glenwood. They also enjoyed hiking during the spring term. ITS FUN Everyone has a hike and at North they get a chance to u c them. The girls took long rides in the fall and really enjoyed them. Hiking has long been a favorite at North. Shown arc Gloria Grey, Joyce Powers, Sarah SalTrin, Kathleen Reagen, Peggy Reeves, Dolores Rust, Pat Noldcn, and Mary Lou Kowalczyk. STRIKE! The girls have a set of duck pins in the gym and under the supervision of Miss Lang they all learned how to bowl. After a few weeks the girls began to bowl at Ascension. Eileen Kohling is shown rolling one down. 92 ITS A BUCKET! Always a popular sport at North, baskctiull went over big this year. Shirley Burk proved to be the star of the show with her dazzling floor play. BRRRRRRRRR It was a bad winter for skating, but a few old faithfuls put on their lightest winter clothes and went out for a spin on the ice. The ice was soupy but everyone had fun. OUR POINT! This is a game that a lot of girls can take part in. No one has to lie good. Everyone is out for a lot of fun and they really get it. STREAMLINED! This year North's famous Modern Dance class gave two programs at school and took part in a Dance Conference at the Y. W. C. A. Here the girls are shown doing the push up. MODERN DANCE Shown are Jean Lathrop, Gladys Sigfrincous, and Evelyn Kcc in a lift at the end of a turn. 94 PING PONG r This is a fascinating sport, and one of the least strenuous. It is taught in the individual sports class. SPLASH! Swimming, the best exercise in the world. Here the kids arc swimming at Ascension. Jean Lathrop and Evelyn Chu-purdia throw Shirley Burk in. and Marie Kallbcrg, Carol Robin, and Lucille Nanfclt swim at you. Spring QtuJ Summer Sports WATCH THE BIRDIE! The girls had a doubles tournament this year. Jeannette Lorcnt cn and Shirley Burk came out on top with Marie Kallbcrg and Dolores Sugg close seconds. Badminton, a fairly new sport, has caught on fast at North. 96 ONE .. TWO .. THREE Exercise is good for health and the figure. All girls know that. Here the girls do some calisthenics to loosen themselves up. RACQUET— RACKET Here the girls practice their serves. As soon as the weather got nice in the spring they went out and played in the courts by the football field. “N GIRLS These girls have earned 600 points by going out for the different sports offered at North. These girls are now working for their (J. A. A. EMBLEM GIRLS Mary Jane Bolstad, Joyce Kronsiedi, Jeannette Lorcnt-zen, Marion Hagen, Shirley Burk, and Mary Lou Kowal-czyk have hit the top. They have earned 1.000 and received their emblems. RAH! RAH! The kids who keep you jx:ppy. They did quite a job of cheering us through a dismal football season and a thrilling basketball season. May Fisher, Ronny Bistidue, Janice Taylor. Forest Grant. HOORAY! It's a homer! That’s what they holler when Joyce Kronstedt advances to the plate. There's nothing like a fast diamond-ball game to keep excitement high. Evelyn Chupurdia catches Shirley Burk in a slide and Peggy Reeves takes her cut. WATCH ME! The G. A. A. gave two parties for the incoming IOB's this year. One was given in the Fall term, the other in the Spring term. The girls went for them in a big way. From top to bottom, competing in an obstacle race, arc Edythc Bingham, June Stein, and Joyce Phillips. AUTOGRAPHS Friday Afternoon Boys’ Sports Gridiron Gladiators Pictured above are the members of the 1941 Polar football squad, whose adventures in the pigskin pastime arc cited on the following pages in picture and story. The following is an alphabetized list of the players: Altman, Clctus; Amundsen. Robert; Benson. James; Bredeson, John; Collier. Wallace; Dachis, David; Day, I-irry; Doll, Gordon; Gellcrman, Charles; Grayzek, Gene; Hanson, William; Johnson, Edward; Johnson, Komaime; Juster, Ruben; Larson, James; Lazarz, Steve; Miller, Dale; Olson, Theodore; Orstad, Herbert; Peterson, James; Quiring. Leonard; Renne, Richard; Roscnbloom, Gerald; Rosen- kcr, Stanley; Rovick, Donald; Schwartz, Paul; Skarfclt, Robert; Solomon. Jerome; Swanson, Wayne; Toberman, Melvin; Wicklund, Kenneth; Young, Tom. Wayne Swanson, Polar flankman, clutches tightly at the pigskin as he wends his way downficld following an iulison kickoff. SCORES North . 0 Marshall 7 North 6 Patrick Henry 10 North ... 0 West 12 North . 6 Roosevelt 6 North .. 0 Edison 14 Fleetfooted Bob Moran darts forward North . 7 Vocational 21 looking for an opening in the Marshall line, as big Prest (21), Ordinal end. North ... 6 Central 6 charges in to haul him down. jimmy Peterson, North backfield ace, has just been brought down by a Roosevelt North . 0 South 24 lineman. Quarterback Grayzek is on the turf with the Teddy whom he sent sprawling with a well aimed Hock. A busload of Polar gridmen snapped enroute to do battle with the Marklcy-coached Central High aggregation. An interception of a Nolan pass by Hick Larson paved the way to a 6-6 deadlock for the Orsonmen. jimmy Peterson anxiously plants the pigskin down as Jim Benson, North end. attempts a conversion, which went awry. The two aggregations battled to a 6-6 tic. Note quarterback Grayzek blocking two Teddy defenders. A vehement handshake, a bit of humor, and the introduction of coaches and captains was accomplished. Coach Guzy and Captain Erickson of the Tommies were greeted by acting Captain Rovick and North grid mentor 1 .arson in a pre-game confab. Incidentally both captains held down line posts, Erickson cavorting from an end position and Don Rovick holding down a tackle berth. 'Hie Polars came on the field with “V” for victory chalked on their uniforms as can lie seen on Captain Rovick’s moleskins. The championship North hand entertained between halves, led by drum-major Kenny Eldrcd. Only the 14-0 Edison win marred an otherwise perfect Homecoming I ay. Homecoming Diminutive Jimmy Peterson with pigskin tucked tightly under his arm, and knees driving high, charges line-ward against the Guzymen. Big Ruben Justcr, who alternated between the fullback and tackle slots is leading interference for North’s pony hackficld ace. Hard driving Dick Larson flashing a pair of “snakehips” attempts to steal his way downficld during the course of a North march. The Tommies thwarted the attempt on a subsequent down. SOPHOMORE SCORES North 25 V'ocational 0 North .. 32 Patrick Henry 0 North 19 Roosevelt .. 6 North . 13 West .. 12 North ... 19 Washburn 6 Sporting a bag of trick plays and a powerful defense, Coach Louie Burnett’s sophomore football machine brought down the curtain on an undefeated prep campaign. They drove through several highly touted aggregations participating in only one close contest, a 13-12 decision over West. Inspired by the play of speedy Roinaine Johnson, line cracking Tom Young, and glue-fingered Lorentzen, the Polars piled up 108 points as against 24 by the op| osition in five tussles. Under the tutelage of Coach Burnett the sophs reached football heights unattained by previous Polar soph elevens. Soph Sensations Pictured below is Coach Louie Burnett and his sophomore footballers, who racked up a sensational record in the past campaign. These husky lads are the nucleus around which next year’s MA squad will be built. Several of the lads showed up well enough to be chosen to work out with the “A” squad during the past season; speedy Romainc Johnson managed to see service in a league contest. Should these lads keep up their fine work, North's gridders may be a threat during the next prep foothall season. Battlin' Running through some brushing-up drills, the Polar baskctcers come dribbling down the court in the North gym. Driving forward (left to right) arc cagcrs Hugo Thompson, Eddie Johnson, Bob Moran, Joe Frisch, and Dick Braun. Drills such as these produce adept dribblers and skilled bucketeers. The midseason loss by graduation of cagcrs Jim Hallman, Henry Goldstein, and Ernie Perry (left to right) weakened the Polar cage squad and ended all possibility of copping the league crown. All three of these baskctcers were All-City material and one or two of them would have garnered this honor had they completed the full season’s play. t Captain Bob Moran (3) receives the ball during the course of the basketball contest between the Polars and the Washburn Millers. Coming up from the rear is North eager Dick Braun. Despite the brilliant efforts of Coach Jacobi’s team, Kay Ross’ boys downed the Polars. Bucketeers Coach Jacobi’s Polar cagcrs finished the 1942 season with a record of five wins and four losses, in spile of the fact that they were weakened by midscason graduations. The boys who cavorted in Polar spangles during the season were the following (left to right). Row 1: E. Johnson, H. Thompson, R. Moran. J. Frisch, R. Braun. Row 2: L. Quiring, A. Stciglcr. W. Swanson. L. Day. L. Granberg, Coach Jacobi. Row 3: M. Wolfenson, P. Rudquist, M. Bolinc. G. Moran. The blue and white clad cagcrs managed to reach the prep playoff, but were eliminated in a thrilling contest with Edison 46-44 in three overtime sessions. BASKETBALL SCORES North 46 Vocational 36 North 35 Roosevelt 20 North 34 South 31 North 33 Edison . 40 North 26 Washburn . 30 North 33 West . 29 North 18 Marshall . 38 North 18 Henry 20 North 38 Central . 26 Playoff North 44 Edison 46 Frank Lansing bounds high with arms outstretched as he bats at a loose ball in the North-Marshall tilt. Three Cardinal baskctccrs surround the Polar center, anxiously awaiting the rebound. Coach Wall Chapman’s Courtmcn downed the Polars 38-18 and went on to cop the city title, the playoff, and the twin city tilt. Lars Granberg grabs at a teammate's pass as two Tommies seek to intercept the bounding ball. A third Edison eager comes up in the background, to assist in the play. 'I’his action took place during North’s playoff tilt with Ray Parkin’s Edison crew. The Polar athletes bowed -16-44 in three overtime stanzas. Hob Moran, Polar backcourtman, stands jx� iscd to shoot as three Edisonites rush up to hinder the attempt. Hob starred defensively tor the North quint in the close contest with Edison. The American spirit of good sportsmanship was demonstrated during the pre-game warmups for the North-Marshall soph basketball game. Two Polar cagcrs namely Red” Idclkopc and George Moran playfully tug at the ball with one of the Marshall courtmcn. ■Hie sophomores were members of the Goodwill League as well as the regular city high school circuit. Coach Perrin’s squad also participated in a contest with the Emanuel Cohen Center varsity five with receipts going to the Red Cross. Several prospects were found among the sophs for next year’s A” squad, which should brighten Coach lacobi’s hopes. Swish in' Sophs Pictured below arc the sophs who wore North’s colors in the soph basketball league. The cagers who competed under Coach Sam Perrin were (left to right). Row 1: “Red Idcl-kope, Arthur Leavitt, Manley Boline, Marvin Wolfenson, George Moran. Row 2: Irving Hartman, John Johns, Ernest Dickenson, Gerald Miller, Henry Burgess, and Harold Janowit .. SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES North 43 North 25 North 29 North 21 North 39 North 39 North .. 47 North 25 North 26 North 30 North .. 35 North 47 North 27 North 26 Bobbin sdale 27 Ascension 18 Kggerts 28 Robbinsdalc 37 Patrick Henrv 15 E.C.C. Jr. 18 West 37 Robbinsdalc 31 Patrick Henry 24 E.C.C. Varsity 28 Vocational 21 St. Phillip 15 E.C.C. Trojans 21 E.C.C. Varsity 36 Gymnastic Coach Louie Burnett’s northwest apparatus kings are a source of real pride to North High. Annually they either cop top honors or finish in the runner-up spot. Pictured above is the squad. Row 1: Earl Roisum, Jim Peterson. George Patten, Dick Sandhlade, Dick Milner. Roland Proulx. Row 2: Bernard Schulte, Charles Hamilton, Kent Davis, Coach Louie Burnett, Vernon Marks. Joe Darby, Don Swanson, Don Peterson. Row 3: Marvin Goldsman, Robert Skarfelt, Stanley Dotseth, Jack Rosenberg, Jim Solbcrg, Dave Miller, and Nicl Forslund. Louie’s boys have copped all honors this season, and arc searching for still loftier f erchcs to attain, and under Coach Burnett’s guidance, they will realize their aims. Gazelle-like George Patten completes a set on the horizontal bar. Note the grace of Patten’s leap as he drops matward. George was North’s leading point man and the ace of the blue and white squad. A topnotch apparatus man is Jimmy Peterson, pictured on the flying rings. Note the determination on Jim’s face as he goes through his set on tlic rings. Jim, a senior, is an all around athlete, having competed in several other sjx rts. He writes finis to a brilliant athletic career at North. Tiny Donnie Peterson pictured on the parallels has been a leading point man for North’s champions. Don, who has still another season before him, is expected to cop even greater honors than he has to date. Diminutive but well built, Don speaks proudly of the exploits of the gym squad. Another all around athlete is gymnast Dick Sandblade. Dick is pictured during a workout on the horse. The grace and agility which Dick displays in gymnastic capers have made him an important part of Coach Louie's gym plans. A relatively new sport at the Polar institution is wrestling. The mat sport, however, is growing, and more and more potential grapplcrs arc kidding for spots on the Polar mat squad. The grunt-and-groaners work out daily with a valuable pointer now and then from Tom Kennedy. In the not too distant future wrestling may assume an important position on North’s sport calendar. Several of the matmen were absent when the catch-as atch-canners posed for their photo. Gruntin' Grapplers Soarin' n slalom Living up to their reputation, the men of the “North” crowned themselves with skiing glory by dethroning Duluth Central as state ski kings. Maynard Erickson carried off the individual jumping title as the Polar team won slalom honors and placed second in jumping and cross country. Don Swanson and Jack Proulx copped second and third respectively in slalom. Maynard Erickson equalled the intermediate record at Theodore Wirth and won the intermediate division crown in a meet later in the season. Coach Kennedy’s aces are Roland Proulx (kneeling), Jim Peterson. Don Swanson, Maynard Erickson, and Lyman Barclay (left to right). Versatile I-ou Burnett, gym instructor and coach, is seen calling the roll of his gym squad. Perhaps Lou is visioning potential athletic heroes. Triple threat halfbacks, high-scoring cagers, point garnering gymnasts, and standout diamond stars—these and many others arc uncovered in daily gym classes. Today’s all-city hero is yesterday's gym squad leader. The gym department under Messrs. I ou Hurnett and Tom Kennedy has assumed a more important position than ever, in America’s efTort to build up the human hotly. North’s gym squads arc coached through all manners of physical exercises besides being allowed to try their hand at intra-group sport events. “A sound mind in a healthy body is the slogan for North’s gym students. Polar Potentials Polar Pugs North’s fistic heroes under Coaches (iuzzi, Williams, and Booghcry, staged an outstanding boxing tourney. These prides of North’s pugilistic row proved that intra mural athletics can draw crowds. With the true eagerness of amateur boxers, these men of fistiana threw leather and stopped it without flinching. Here arc the kingpins who emerged as the standouts of the squad (left to right), Row 1: A. Ciu .zi, coach; L. Walker, M. Campbell, A. Booghcry, J. Crenshaw, I). Kroeten. F. Johnson. Row 2: J. Williams, coach; W. Van Drasek, N. Be non, G. Roscnbloom, W. Klick, S. Tyler. W. Collier, and J. Booghcry, Jr., coach. Ruben Justcr, who was ineligible to compete in the tourney because of having previously won the heavyweight crown, copped city novice heavyweight division honors. Several other ex-North plugs have become well known in city amateur boxing circles. Sometime in the not too distant future boxing may again become an interscholastic sport in the city’s high schools. RoHickin' Racqueteers The Polar netmen wound up a successful tennis season, copping the runner-up slot in the high school net circuit, while the West Cowboys led the league standings. Tins was the initial time the Polars had copped a first division spot in the past six net campaigns. Netters who competed for the blue and white were (left to right): Karl Levinson, Martin Balick, Isadorc Shragowitz, Jerome Friedman. Ted C. Johnson, and 1 larry Shragowitz. Absent at the time this photo was taken were netters Norman Fidclman. Sherman Richter, and William Gilson. The past season found two brothers on the squad, namely “Babe anil Harry Shragowitz. and both played a top brand of prep tennis for the Polars. North’s linksmen met with a better than average season and displayed a fine brand of golf. Tlic golfers under the tutelage of Coach Carl Larson worked hard at their game with several of them shooting some outstanding rounds cf golf on the city links. North's golfers (left to right) were. Row I: Francis Neuman, Ralph Biorn, Charles (Icllcrman, Clayton Johnson. James Juntilla. Row 2: Elmer Engstrom, Lewis Taich, Douglas Hainlin, Charles Peterson (captain) Ralph Taubert and Walter Gates. Larrupin' Linkers North 3 Mar-hall 6 (Forfeited to North) North 0 Vocational 5 North 5 Edison 2 North 17 Henry 4 North 4 Marshall 0 North 8 Vocational 3 North 4 Edison 3 North 1 1 Icnry 3 Division Playoff North 3 West 2 Twin City Game North 3 St. Paul |ohnson 13 Tom Kennedy’s baseballcrs led the northern halt of the prep baseball circuit and defeated the West Cowboys, leaders of the southern section, for the city title. However, a loss in the twin city contest marred an otherwise ideal season. Playing for North in the ban-hall wars were (left to right), row one lX� ug Phenow, Boh Moran, Jim Hallman, F.rnic Perry, Bill Fggert, Cordon Anderson. Ralph Cuz zo; row two: Bill Kenneth, Arwed Henning. Dur wood Schlcc, |ohn Kelly, Melvin Rcc, Don Becky Beryl Miller: row three: Dick Lorvick. Lars Gran berg. Dale Gustakan. Ray Brown, Harold l orcnt zcn. Don Swanson, Duwanc Olsen, Norbert Koch North long has been a leading haschall compctito with several outstanding teams having been turned out under Qxich Tom Kennedy Several former North stars have gone on into professional hasehall while others have won recognition for themselves on the university baseball squad. The Polar diamond men have fairly dominated the prep haschall picture of late years. Coach Tom Kennedy has a record of which he may well be proud as a high school haschall mentor. Tom's Terrors Coach Louie Burnett is pictured with his two top trackmen Catapultin Cal Jacobs and Flying Ferrin. These two were potential points in every meet in which they competed. Diminutive Cal was a sprinter and the state’s top broad jumper, while Ralph proved to be a a standout 880 man. Coach Burnett’s lads were a serious threat to opposition, and the squad as a whole was a leading threat for top honors. Cal lacobs has lived up to publicity notices, having been regarded as a track sensation while still in junior high. Ralph Ferrin, however, was unheralded when suddenly he began to win meets and smash track records. These two lads arc a coach's dream and truly the apples of Coach Burnett's eye. Cavortin' Cindermen Coach Louie Burnett turned out a formidable track aggregation, and the following lads made it so: Row 1: Tom Sullivan, Dick Sandbladc, Stanley Adlcn, Frank Johnson, Ralph Ferrin, Allen Gartz, Cal Jacobs, Charles Nelson, James Forcica. Row 2: George Patten. Roland Proulx. Richard Morrow, Alan Stieglcr, Harold Browne, Owen Dukclow, Jerry Schcin, Jimmy Peterson, Norman Miller, Larry Day. Row 3: )erome Solomon, William Van Drasek. Rolxrrt Van Drasck, Robert Tolkinen. Jerry Benson. Some of the boys arc back this year anil arc eyeing the state prep crown. Coach Burnett will, no doubt, mould another top notch cinder squad. Hie editors of the 1942 Polaris Annual Sports section wish to express their appreciation to the following for welcome assistance. Coaches C. Larson |. Jacobi S. Perrin L. Burnett T. Kennedy Equipment Custodian Mr. K. C. Spaulding Polaris Weekly Sports Editor Don Bcckcy Photographers Mr. Leo Bank Robert Nyquist Board of Education Office of Mr. Ralph Tapp Teachers Miss R. Kormahn Mrs. Bros Miss Madigan Miss C. Nelson Miss 'Phickins To the aforementioned and to any others we have erroneously omitted we again express our thanks. SPORTS EDITORS Irving Nudcll I cwis Ginsburg AUTOGRAPHS Engraving by BUREAU OF ENGRAVING Minneapolis, Minnesota Printing and Binding by AUGSBURG PUBLISHING HOUSE Minneapolis, Minnesota ANNUAL STAFF Muriel Carbon, Betty Dixon, Marian Ebert. Lewis Gindmrg, Ellen Gleason. Norma Johnson, lames Kissed, Annisc Kohn. Marly % Krueger, (can l-athrop, Doris Martin. Valoyce Nunlbcrji. Irving Nuelcll, Marian Peterson, Dorothy Walch The annual stall wishes to give special thanks to all who have cooperated in the making of this book: Miss Ruth Normann, the supervisor of the publication, certainly did her part to help and advise the staff members; Miss Jane Thickins, the art staff adviser, helped her art stall members to create illustrations anti lay-outs. We also want to thank the David Rank studio for superior photography and the North High Camera Club, under the direction of Mrs. Bros, for their cooperation and their many artistic contributions to the book. Special credit is due to Robert Nyquist, winner of Scholastic Medals, member of the June class. ANNUAL ART STAFF Dorothy Gobcl, Irene Kelly, Kenneth Newman, Patricia Noldcn, May Anne Pmpanen