North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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lnstruvtors Mrs. M. Phoebe Iames, Foods Miss Helen Eayrs, Foods Mrs. Frances Claussen, Com- mercial Cookin g, Cafeteria S e r v i ll g ll.XRllIli'I' lXlASON, Ioan Larpenteur, an Catherine Nicholson take pride in the roast beef, mashed potatoes, and roll now ready for the table. Charles Nelso d S . n, as host, carves the roast beef, Phyllis Bettinger, as hostess, serves the salad. Robert Ost, Bette Isaacs, Virginia Lonergan, and Iames llalloran prove that the manner in which a dinner is served adds to the pleasure of eating it. The menu includes pot roast with gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered car- rots, mixed vegetable salad, rolls and butter, and lemon meringue pie. The Food Department dining room with its charming color scheme, ex- quisite china, and delightful arrange- ment is one of the most attractive spots in all of North High School.

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Art: Sketch , Poster. Sculpture- Dolos l.1L1a1i11, Icginnc Mooney, Gerald ,IiL'lZlNilII, Iudith Shapiro. .Xrnold Katz, and Innc 1.ol'grt'11 study tht' posc oi' Iunt- Proulx prcpqnatory to sketching. lnsrt: Miss Ianc Thickins- Art, .Xrt llt'p.11't- n1i'n1 Ilt-.1d, Miss Agnes Swtnncs--l11tt-1'i-11' lJcco1'.ltio11. fX1't. S'1'1'1:hN'1's oil Connncrcigil ,Xrt coinpctc in postcr design contcsts, prcpiirc pro, grain tovcr designs ninong other phuscs of cxprcssion i11 tl1is Held. ixllllll Lac Garlwcr tthird from leftj, whose sketch won lirst plzicc i11 thc stzttc Scholastic contest, discusses poster design with KCl1llt'Ill Pc:tcrso11. Other t'o111111erci11l artists pictured are lean Bcthkc, Bruce .'xl3I'1lllJlll'lSUIl. und litigcinf Pool. Boxsni Diuiaiz, Mztrthti Mcliuy, and Nzttztlic Cohn dcinonstrzltc tht- various n111tQri:1ls used i11 sct1lpturi11g. Bonnie works with Ll chisel on ll plaster block, whilu Martha and Natalie model in clay. Wy' .f !:,,.f-ff