North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top row: Lyle Johnson, Robert Knutvm, Charles Wenstad, Ray Smith, Robert Channey. Gerald Maas James Kursu. Ronald Rau, Merrill Tolcs, Ronald Barnes, Irving Sedransky, David Henderson. . . . Fourth row: Patricia Riley, Richard Roisum, Donald Morin, Gary McGowan, James Kainc, I-awrcnce Persons, William Jack, Robert Gruhlke, Curtis Anderson, Lawrence Sober. . . . Third row: Judith Mayberg, Lillian Ott, Zclla Schneidman, Marilyn Anderson, Katherine MeGraw, Patricia Dean, Geraldine Potvin, Rhona Schocn, Gladys Kronberg, Ann De Mann. Miss Madigan. . . . Second row: Audrey Allison, Annette Guile, Carol Zieska. Yvonne Stenan. Lois Ewert. Charlotte Chelstrom, Lorraine Burstein, Jo Ann Egan. Connie Bodelt, Beverly Adamson. . . . Front row: Eleanor Barnes, Carol Trout, Iaiis Hanson. Barbara Gess, Bonita Kcmpcmch, Mamie Dolfay, Ruth Frailich. Rita Herzog. Student Coutteil An essential part of every school program is student government which at North is administered by the student council whose membership is composed of one representative from each home room. The faculty adviser, 1 larriet Madigan, is renowned for her untiring efforts and continuous voluntary school service for the past years. Officers for the fall term were: Lyle Johnson, president; Dona Renne, vice-president; Audrey Allison, secretary: Patricia Riley, treasurer; and Gerald Maas, sergeant-at-arms. Officers during the spring term include: Lorraine Miller, president; Ronnie Rau, vice-president; Pat Fleming, treasurer: Connie Bodcll, secretary. Top row: Saul Balick, Donald Anderson, Clarence Passow. . . . Front row: Phil Cohen, Dick Died cricks Joe Gondoluci. Slajfe Crew The work of the stage force is in evidence in everything from class plays to routine auditorium programs. It is they who set up scenery, pull curtains, and prepare the stage settings. 26

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SorvM e Aids Acting as pages, switchboard operators, attendance clerks, and assistants to the librarian, these girls contribute an invaluable service to their school. Top row: Betty Hyk, Lois Iverson, Delores Carlson, La Vone Young, Lorraine Fisher, Rhona Schocn, Irene Shapiro, Elaine Hill, Mary Ann Bcnzick. . . . Third row: Jeanne Riley, Donna F.llcfson, Margaret McCormick, Frances Michlin. Jeanne Green, Patricia Riley, Kllody Brost, Jean Talso. . . . Second row: Marcia Magnuson, Virginia Lyons, Jojn Roa, F.sicllc Miller, Delores Albrecht, Arlene Savitt, Frances Schermer. . . . Front row: Rcvralinr Gershenovitz, Joyce Finkelstein, Shirley Weinberg, Beatrice lX lf, Marilyn ('.reighton. Christian Fellowship Top row: David Iicsla, (Xmald Aodcrten, Roland Trapp, Leslie Hier, James Wilson, Thomas Simpson, Rt bert Pickering, Louis Bulbs, Donald Jobes. . . . Third row: Patsy Fleming, Eleanor F.wcrt. Delores Mirth. Marilyn Winthcr, Ruby Okcrstrom, Betty Ann Frantzich, Ardys Nelson, Barbara Kurtz, Beverly Borrics, Opal McGillivray, Corinnc Erickson. . . . Second row: Della Hansen, Lcnore Johnson, Shirley Norling, Alice Isker, Joyce Gordon, Irene Jacobson, Dorothy Norbcrg, Joanne Beyersdorff. Miss Qudlo. . . . Front row: Doris Blochcr, Marylin Ostcbee, Bonnie Gordon. Margaret Simpson, Loretta Schuller, Gloria Hartig, Ella Barnes, Mrs. Bertelsen. Under the guidance of Miss Qucl-lo, the Christian Fellowship Club is one of the leading religious groups. These members arc active in their respective churches. A Singspiratiou youth rally in the North High auditorium was sponsored by this club. Many guest sjxrakcrs have added inspiration at their meetings. Officers for the fall term were: Donald Jobes, president; Doris Blocker, vice-president; and Della liansen. secretary-treasurer. The spring term officers were the same except that Jim Wilson served as president. 25

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Silver Tri Silver Tri, a club for sophomore and B junior girls, is under the leadership of Miss Laura Sherman. This is a preparatory group to which girls ixrlong before joining Blue Tri. Silver Tri has an induction ritual similar to the senior club. Fall officers were: Rollie Segal, president; Connie Bo-dell, vice-president; Joan Roa, secretary; and Norene Blair, treasurer. Spring officers were: Jean Lindsey, president; Lois Ewert, vice-president; Alice Fritsche, secretary; Joyce Angquist, treasurer; and Joan Roa, I.C.C. Representative. Top row: Jean Lindsey, Gloria Sanderson, Charlotte CheLtrom, Joyce Enquist, Alice Fritsche, Beverly Rackner, Joan Glynn, Patricia West, Barbara Leef, Lavernc Pearson, Joyce Becker, Joanne Rubingcr, Marian Schlekau, Margaret Sebesta. Miss Betts Christiansen. . . . Fourth row: Hannah Harris, Shirley Krasner, Phyllis Naumoff, Ailcrnc Engle, Norma Otteson, Betty Klatke, Joan Swenson, Bonivan Gordon. Gcorgiann Nicholson. F)orit Therman, Miss Sherman. . . . Third row: Madeline Comcau. Dorothy Sell, Greta Goldfcin, Jean Askanas, Phyllis Lewis, Patsy O'Connell, Beverly Adamson, June Ixaf, Rita Winkler, Lois Schwartz, Marilyn Goodman. . . . Second row: Ruth Engbloom, lone Sanko, Mary laiuisc Campbell. Shirley Lautcrhach, Kathryn Raun, Dorothy Jensen, Lila Schleter, Marilyn MacKenzie, Marjorie Sedivee, Jacqueline Hite, Phyllis Garfield. . . . Front row: Lois Ewert, Joan Roa. Rollie Segal. Jeanne Rudd, Beverly Borrics, Shirley McCormick, Blanche Estcrly, Bernadette Plante, Verna Ruschoff, Norene Blair. Top row: Leonard Share. Sherman Kantor. Zola Blicker, Irwin Mandcl, Solly Fingerman, Marshall Nathanson, Alvin Rackner, Norman Ackcrberg, Miles Efron, Elliott Gensler, Theodore Goldman. . . . Second row: Israel Mirviss, Alex Berger, Herbert Rosenthal, Harold Kaiser, Honnen Weiss, (Jordon Winger, Ronald Herman, Phil Binstock. David Himmelman, Mr. Friedman. . . . Front row: Burton Molinsky, Davul Kahn, Sidney Margolis, Sheldon Guelman, Edmond Rubin, Eugene Guff an, Moscha Locketz, Donald Levin, Morton Wax. Monorail Dedicated to school service, Mc-norah, the Jewish boys’ club at North, is under the advisorship of Kopplc C. Friedman. The club sells refreshments at the football games every year, and donates the proceeds of the sales to the school. 27