North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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i olor (iuard The color guard, which hears the flags of our school and of our country in front of the hand, is composed of Sally Wolfe. Donna Sec, Patricia Ames, Donna Dummer, and Virginia Thot-land. Choir North's 93-member a capella choir, directed hy Hoy Tenney, is a revered institution of North High School. Choir concerts once a year and the annual Christmas caroling through the halls have helped to give the choir the position it holds in the hearts of North students and alumni. The picture hclow was taken at the fall presentation of “Elijah, November 30, 1945. Soloists for the oratorio were Catherine Hen nig, Ann O’Malley Calogly, Henry E. Griebe-now, and Bryant Sanford, while accompaniment was played by Francis Schacflcr. The North choir was also a part of the large city group who sang for the Red Cross rally held April 3 in the Minneapolis Auditorium.

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Or liostra All students at North have heard and enjoyed the spirited school orchestra under the direction of Mr. J. Clive Cleary. Music for graduation. Baccalaureate services, “A”“B Senior day, and many auditorium programs is furnished by our orchestra. Tlie gang” not only plays it sweet, but when called upon they can give out with some swing. The orchestra assisted in the spring music presentation. i reative Musir A group of students from the Creative Music class having a discussion as to the merits of a music composition composed by David Kahn. Mr. Harry Hanks is special instructor in this department. From left to right arc: Mr. Ranks, Marilyn Anderson, Barbara Woodruff, Theresa Gagne. Ruth Elftman, Elsie Groulick, Renac Dechter, and Don Million. At the piano arc: Pat Downing, Harriet Heiligman, and Dave Kahn. 20

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Top row: Shirley Krantz, Bonrmtcllc Jones, Roberta Ellis, Robbette Kcachic, Rosdyn Abraham, Joy Rackncr, Lucille Krebshach, Beverly Mason, Ruth Parker, Audrey Allison, Margaret Nelson, Delores Willc, Mary Ann Baron, Elaine Jesse, Jeanette D'Avignon, Miss Ulvcstatl . . . Fourth row: Marilyn Iverson, Delores Carlson, Corinne Erickson, Ardys Nelson, Elizabeth Frantzich, Julia Peterson, Barbara Johnvm, Delores Albrecht, Khona Schoen, Carol Kraft, lx»rraine Fisher, LaVonc Young, Elaine (ierber. Hazel Hedblad, Aspasu Elafros, Betty Schick, Eleanor Barnes, Diane CitTord .... Third row: Laurinc Krieg, Vernetta Clinton, Dolores Flaa. Dorothy Wiisanen, Alice Bean, Ruby Okerstroin. Dorothy Taylor, Lenorc Johnson, Joanne Beyersdorff, Lucille Herman, Doris Peterson, Betty Uglem, Dorothy Jennings, Laura Descry, Margaret Dahl, Carol Trout, Miss Ixadbeater. . . . Second row: Margaret Mason, Mercedes Larson, la is Claire Friedman. laurel Simoson, IX»nna FJlcfson, Jeanne Nallick, Betts Jensen, Marian Elia son, Jean Martin, Lois Hanson, Geraklinc Lungums, Evelyn Montour. Joyce Mark, Carol Trival, Marylin Ostcbec, M.uilyn Windier. . . . Front row: EJeanor Esvert, Anna Marie Huston, Irene Johnson, Delores Sorcll, Beverly Embrickson, Jean Anderson, Donna Dunimer, Jean Cruikshank, Arden Elwcll, Norma Castleman, Betty Brooking, Dona Renne, Shirley Norling. Illuo Tri A group of girls from 11A through twelfth grades make the North Blue Triangle .« YWCA-sponsored club. A service and social club, their activities include Red Cross work, an annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet, and a traditional induction ritual. President of the club for the fall term was Jean Anderson. Other officers were: Norma Cas-tlcman, vice-president; Delores Sorcll, secretary; and Irene Johnson, treasurer. Spring term officers arc: Betty Brooking, president; Beverly Embretson, vice-president; Rollie Segal, secretary; and Lois Hanson, treasurer. Top row: Jesse Shapiro, Bernard Brenner, Stanley Rappoport, Mr. Kenneth Spaulding, Melvin Janowitz, Warner Olson, and Harvey Berman. . . . Front row: David Himmclman, Ishait Cittlcman, and Sheldon Rein. liess Club Responsible for originating chess in other city high schools, the North High Chess Club is seeking to establish a championship team from prep competition. Shown directing a difficult move in the game is Kenneth C. Spaulding, advisor. 22