North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Bond Salesmen North is noted for its fine spirit of cooperation in the purchase of war stamps and bonds which won for us the coveted minutcinan flag, given in recognition of a 90% subscription. Top row: Carol Bohannon, Pat Ames, Judy Beal, Arlinc Schauer, U i Friedman, | y R.tckncr, Catherine Krogvtud, Anna Marie Huston. Katherine Gruidl, Doris Peterson, Rhoda Ncimark, Rcnac Dectar, Leonard Share. . . . Third row: Teddy Margolis, Arthur Spiro, Arthur Lavintinan, Teddy Goldman. Thornton Cittlcman, Mickey Nathanson, Sheldon Epstein. Lloyd Ostebec, Bill ChcLtrnm, Martin Aranson, Jerald Wilson. Donna See. . . . Second row: Lcnorc Klein. Gertrude Lieder, Marilyn Burnstcin. Jean Ahman, Gladys Stubenberg, Irene Horwh, Ida Mac Bittner, Edith Bank, Donna Dummer, Alice Fritschc, Betty Greenberg, Esther Bialick. . . . Front row: Naomi Rosen, Nancy Tupper, Gloria Laven. Marilyn Cohn, Joyce Finkelstein, Marcia Singer, Mildred Hadroff, Beverly Mason, Dorothy Kraut. Top row: Jesse Agnew, John Odegard, Ralph Kraten, William Houser, Jim Kaine. Shirley Kraines, Grace Weinand, Julius Klein, William Sandlo. . . . Third row: Andrew Houston, Frank McQurtton, Ians Landy, Sally Sperling, Marsha Zievc, Mynda (Jottstcin, Donna Greene, Frances Schcrmer . . . Second Row: Eleanor Ewert, Donna Mac Ellafson, Delores Sarcll, Evelyn Montour, Marilyn Mankotf, Lou-Ann Heifetz, Marioric Fairchild, Joan Korcngold. . . . Front row: Lee Mcrl Kramer, Eleanor Mcltzer. Ronna Mac Slactcr, Lois Claire Friedman. Shirley Weinberg, Nancy Tupper, Rackcl Catcher. Hosts and Hostesses To maintain a clean and orderly lunchroom is the duty of each host and hostess. Each has charge of two tables, and he must sec that lunchroom regulations arc observed. The student supervisors were Rcvcalinc Gershenovitz, Rhoda Ncimark, and Joan Korcngold. Faculty advisors were Homer Fetzer and Edgar Kast. 29

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Solon Scton Hi, a club sponsored by the Seton Guild, a Catholic organization, is open to all girls from tenth grade to twelfth. Under the leadership of Miss Phoebe lames and Miss Florence Felt they arc active in school affairs. Last fall’s officers were Mary Ann Benzick, president; Arden Elwcll, secretary; Joyce Mark, treasurer. Spring officers were Phyllis Ul-lom, president; Joan Taylor, secretary; and Joan Weiss, treasurer. Top row: Beverly Rackncr, Joy Rackncr, Mary Ann Benzick, Marianne Peters, Mary Quirk, Doris Clark. Shirley Note, Alice Steinhagen, Theresa Gagne, Ida May Bittner, Phyllis Ullont, Joan Weiss, Geraldine Potvin, Irene Nimmo. . . . Second row: Elizabeth Sampson. Yvonne Gaude. iXolores Willc, Rose Babcock. I-orraine Wictlerhold, Betty Walsh, Mary Carver. . . . Front row: Vivian New strom, Mary Ann Baron, Arden Elwell, Mary Lou Mullally, loyce Mark. Dorothy Taylor, Joanne Beyendorff, Lenore Johnson, Mary I.ouisc Campbell, Margaret Berntvon, Joan Taylor. Top row: Ronnie Krlurdt, Paul Renne, Clifford Jensen, Grannis H. Pierson, Babe Fujioka, Jerry Maas, Bob Channer, Dennis Wood, Stan Markson. . . . Fourth row: Ray Swanson, Art Dyson, Tom Bloom, Willie Brown, Tom Walmsley, Del Bogema. Maynard Johnson, Dave Bolingcr, Dick Early, Ray Smith, Lloyd Ostcbcc, Dexter Linman, Earl Anderson. . . . Third row: C. L. Nelson. Earl Palmer, Jerry Flynn. Dick Roisum, Louie Bonie. Nose” Balfour. Doug Ditty, Dick Griswold, Wayne Ellison, Jim Regan, Lloyd Syrdal. . . . Second row: Bob Lennartson, Chuck Marboc, Kelvin Dcnikc, Bill Torp. Ronald Barnes, Ronald Erickson. Paul Pearson, Eugene Hey, Lyle Johnson. . . . Front row: Dick Silverness, Derrick Samuclson, Chuck Livingston, Robert Petersen, L. C. Burnett, Jack Stanley, Lloyd Ixonard, Rollo Butt, Tom Kirschbaum. Art Quady. Hi-Y The five Hi-Y clubs at North carry on individual activities as well as joint projects. The Youth and Government Program, sale of Christmas tree tickets to help worthy boys attend camp, leadership of younger boys' clubs, and Hi-Y Training Camps featured the events this past year. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. The presidents of the respective clubs for the fall and spring terms were: Acmy—Donald E. Keefe, Willis Brown; Acmy-Hubs—Earl Anderson; Forem— Clayton Nelson, Jr., Louis Bonie; Primus—John Stanley, Art Quady; Zenith—Robert L. Peterson, Dick Silverness. Al Johnson of the North Side Y.M.C.A. directs all Hi-Y activity. 28

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Polaris Gathered for a staff meeting arc members of the Polaris bi-weekly. Shown correcting an article is the editor-in-chief, Beatrice I lull. The editor for the spring term was Phyllis Iverson. This past year the paper has discontinued the multilith system of printing and has adopted the four-page printed style used by other city high school newspapers. The Polaris has been awarded membership in the national organization of Quill ami Scroll. Miss Velma Seder is head advisor, while George Jensen, critic, and Jane Thickens, art advisor, also assist on the publication. Seated: Miss Thickens. Rhoda Greene, Eleanor Ewert, Gloria Laven, Jean Martin, Ruby Okcrvtrom, Marabeth Hobbs, Betts Brooking. Alice Bean. Mary Carlson, Mi » Seder. . . . Standing: Kuthlynn Walstrom, Anna Marie Hinton, Annette Guile, Elaine Hill, John Anderson, Lois Claire Friedman. Rhoda Ncimark, David Lurie, Frances Schcrmcr, Beatrice Hull, Charlotte Zack. Eleanor Barnes, Joan Korcngold, David Aunc, Delores Carlson. William Sandlo, Phyllis Iverson, Margaret Nelson, Irwin Mandcl. Top row: Veikko Saari, Arthur Spiro, Jack Stanley, Kelvin Denike, Thomas Kirschbaum, Joan Korengold, Dona Renne, Joyce Finkclstcin, Israel Mirviss, William Jack, David Lurie, Lawrence Serber, Miss Abbott. . . . Fourth Row: Frances McKinnon, Anna Marie Huston, Frances Schcrmcr, Joyce Mark, Betty Schick, Donna Ellefson, Marilyn Mankoff, Gloria Laven, Beverly West, Irene Horsch, Rosemarie Naumoff. . . . Third row: Marabeth Hobbs, Evelyn Montour, Elizabeth Frantzich, Margaret Dahl, Teresa Sadoff, Audrey Allison, Norma Castlcman, Julia Peterson, Lois Hanson. Cormne Erickson, Miss Mari' Moses. . . . Second row: Rhoda Greene. Renee Meyers, Marcia Schnitzcr, Jacquclin Katzmark, Phyllis Iverson, Betty Uglcni, Ruby Okerstrom, Marion Elliason, Jean Martin. . . . Front row: Bernadette Liemandt, Rhoda Ncimark, Joyce Bubis, Jean Talso, Diane GifTord, Rhona Schoen, Marly Schwitzky, Donna Dummer, Eleanor Barnes, Betty Brooking. Honor Soi'iety The National Honor Society has the distinction of being the only club at North whose membership is limited by definition in the club covenant. Students arc elected to the society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, ami service. The club is directly supervised by Mary C. Moses. Officers for last fall were Israel Mirviss, president: Dona Renne, vice-president; Joan Korengold, secretary; Joyce Finkclstcin, treasurer; and Thomas Kirschbaum, sergeant-at-arms. The society’s spring officers were: John Stanley, president; Betty Ug lem, vice-president; Audrey Allison, secretary; and Betty Brooking, sergeant-at-arms. 30