North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1947
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The 1 47 POLARIS The annual |inlilioalion of I lie ârailnaf inâ classes of orlli School 1 i anca |iolis. 1 in nosol a iirHii iiijiov POLARIS 1947 MHC li.t'-.Yl b âfa (. 1 ⢠V Foreword The sun in the heavens holds the source of all light. As the beams are directed down, they diffuse themselves through a raindrop forming the colors of the spectrum, based on its three primaries, red, blue, and yellow. During the past three years, our lives have been like the beams of light, anil North has been the raindrop. We, too, have our primaries: classes, activities, and friends. Together, they form a well-rounded life here at North. 4 â i L, COnTEflTS â â â ACTIVITIES CLASSES SPORTS SCHOOL LIFE y - A U|ll|||||| To the Graduating ('lasses of 1947: Soon each of you will become a member of the group consisting of many thousands of alumni who have previously travelled the same course as you. We trust that your journey has been most pleasant and that now you realize more than ever before why it has been good for you to have been here. As the years pass, greater joy will come in retrospection of that which has come to you during the period of your high school life. Because of the opportunities you have had, we hope that you will become more and more aware of the necessity of affording all young people similar advantages. As we attain such a goal this land of ours must become a better place in which to live. May real success in noble efforts come to each one of you. Sincerely yours, A. M. Bank WILLARD F.. GOSI.1N Minneapolis Man of the Year Superintendent of Public Schools Willard E. Goslin has earned the reputation of Inring the most out standing person in the Minneapolis educational field because of his efforts to improve our school system and to bring into a friendlier re lationship teachers, students, and the public. Mr. Goslin has indeed benefited our school system and has brought to us the highest quality of leadership. Ilosin of Hoys As counselor of boys at North, Melvin A. Olsen, affectionately dubbed Uncle Mel by students, is always ready to lend a helping hand. Mr. Olsen assigns teachers their extra curricular activities and is school ticket manager in addition to his regular duties as clean of boys. 6 Mrs. Dorothy Schardin, requisition clerk (leave of absence); Miss Gloria Schmidt, attendance clerk; Mrs. Alice Jennings, credit clerk; Mrs. Mabel Miller, chief clerk. Not pictured are Mrs. Beth Creel-man. present attendance clerk, and Miss Delores Pearson, present requisition clerk. Maintenance force. Top row: Carl Nclvik. Henry Hecker, Rudolph Podcwcls . . . Front row: Joseph Dc Marsh, chief engineer, Mrs. Ellen Malm. Edwin Sheppard . . . Lunchroom force. Top row: Alma Lcdding, Clara Larson, Julia Haynes, Anna Lcwcook . . . Front row: Alice Johnson. Mrs. Clausscn. manager, Ethel Hurtig. Dean of Girls As counselor of girls. Viola Marti is always sympathetic and understanding. Miss Marti assists with curriculum construction and program making. She also has charge of the school testing program and employment for students in addition to her regular duties as dean of girls. 7 JESSIE ABBOTT English MRS. STELLA ADAMS English HARRIET APEL Spanish. Latin National Honor Society THEODORE BRECKHEIMER Woodwork, Cabinet Making JOSEPH BROM Geometry, Solid Geometry Stage Adviser LEWIS BURNETT Physical Education Apparatus ALFRED CHRISTOPHER SON Biology, Botany Assistant Football Coach J. CLIVE CLEARY History, Band Orchestra JOHN CONOVER History ETHEL CRITTENDEN English ALICE DAVIDSON English, Speech JEAN DRUM Biology HELEN EAYRS Foods ELMER EDLUND Algebra, Geometry MRS. LUCY EDQUIST History. Modern Problems MRS. CLARIS ETSCHEID English. Choir Chorus PAULINE FARSETH Norse, Latin FLORENCE FELT History 8 HOMER FETZER Mechanical Drawing KOPPLE FRIEDMAN Modern Problems Debate MARIAN GOULD English ESTELLE HAGEN Art ESTHER HAVESON Gym, Moslem Dance Cheerleaders CAROLYN HORSCH Spanish, English JESSE HUSTON Chemistry Projection Chib JOHN JACOBI Architectural Drawing MRS. M. PHOEBE JAMES Home Management Foods GEORGE JENSEN Moslem Problems FRANK JOHNSON English Football Coach LILLIAN JOHNSON English Radio Workshop EDGAR KAST Bookkeeping Typing, Athletics January Class Adviser M. THOMAS KENNEDY Physical Education WALTER KLAUSLER Auto Shop MRS. MAR1LYNN KNUTSON Geometry MATILDA KREFTING Botany, Greenhouse RAYMOND KRONZER Algebra, Geometry 9 ELSIE LANG Physical Education Ini. Dance June Clau Adviser CARL LARSON Typing, Stenography MYRTLE LARSON Typing, Stenography Ofiicc Training Secretarial Practice AGNES LERSCHEN Typing, Stenography MRS. DELLA LINDSTEN Polaris, News HARRIET MADIGAN Algebra, Trigonometry CATHERINE MANDLER English ELMER MOEN Machine Shop MARY MOSES Modern Problem ELVA NYGAARD Typing Otficc Training GRIFFITH OâDELL History SAM PERRIN Biology MRS. BEULAH PIERCE English ESTHER QUELLO History MILDRED READ Art, Annual Adviser LLOYD RUTGKRSON Biology, Physics MARJORIE SEALANDF.R Occupational Relations Typing VELMA SEDER German. English 10 MAZIE SHANNON English MRS. GERTRUDE SHEPHARD English, Annual LAURA SHERMAN English EMMA SIEHL Clothing RUTH SIMS Typing, Bookkeeping MARVIN SKAURUD History, Hockey CHARLES SMART Physic KENNETH SPAULDING Geometry, Algebra Annual ONA SWANSON English ROY TENNEY Chorus, History BERTHA THORPE English JAMES TREGLAWNY History HELEN ULVESTAD Library MADIE HOLTY Library MARJORIE GULUCKSON Library MRS. MAE MARTIN Visiting Teacher HELEN DARGAY Nurse Home Nursing HARRY RANKS Applied Music jj 11 ACTIVITIES MR. J. CLIVE CLEARY Director of the Rami Gun (rirls If not so easy as it looks! Darlene Troupe, Joan Swenson, Gwen Manning, and Gcorgiann Nicholson have perfected their gun maneuvers and are a regular marching section of the hand. n ⢠- mfit Flags Girls Marching in rhythm with popular tunes and twirling their colorful flags keep Mitzic Proulx, Trish Cassidy. Doreen Kursu, Ann Hayes, Jo Ann Egan, anti Gloria Johnson well engrossed in band work. 14 Donna Marchand, Jean Westad, Joan Glynn, and Sally Wolfe proudly lead the North High hand as color guards. II i ii in tliljoi'oftos High strutting baton txvirlcrs Norinc Hodges, Beverly Mealy, and Delores Lund add to the glory of the band. 15 Under the leadership of Jerry Trestman, the swing hand really goes to town in keeping the student body hep. Besides playing for auditorium programs, they blow many a sweet note for sunlight dances. Vocal selections of the latest popular hits arc sung by Millie 1 ladroff, Joyce Krckclbcrg. and Ralph Kroeten. Meeting every Thursday with Mr. Harry Ranks, the creative music class composes and plays popular and classical music. Priscilla Miller is shown seated studying a few points on music composition while Ann Louise Carlson, Beverly Adamson, Raymond Rascop, Anna Shure, and 1 Jarlan Sundholm look on. The North i ligh Choir under the direction of Mrs. Claris Etschcid is a very active and ambitious group. Each spring they present a concert and during the Christmas season sing carols in the halls of the school. litis year, the choir has sung at Lenten services at various churches, and has performed before the Lionâs Club, the Traffic Club, the National Convention for Physical Education, am! at the University I lospital. Anri li lligli Choir Student ( oiiiinl Student government of North High is led by the Student Council, a group of students, one from each home room, elected by the students themselves. The annual homecoming activities arc planned and directed by the Council. Faculty adviser is Miss I larriet Madigan. Top row: F.. Mclandcr, R. Petroski, S. Szczevh, P. Levin, W. Torp, E. Anderson, |. Weeks, | . Ilillc, G. Carlscn, B. Kline, J. Agnew, W. Sabes, F. Gordon, R. Barnette, G. Olstad, II. Nygaard. . . . Fourth row: I). Yerxa, D. Gall, J. I vers, S. Hansen, C. Johnson, L. Golden berg, P. King, R. MankolT, B. Schoen, K. Kopnick. . . . Third row: M. L. Dccring, II. Gnldhlatt, S. Rotenberg, C. Sherman, L. McKenna, J. Mayberg, R. NaumofT, J. Rassicr, A. Lund, B. Carney, J. Edquist, V'. Myers, N. Blair, J. Streitz. . . . Second row: S. Webber, , . Karbinskc, B. Nelson, P. Gardner, J. Smith, I). Jensen, J. Riley, P. Delaney, P. Fleming, p. Larson, F.. Berman, M. Dahl. . . . Front row: L. F.wert, II. Schuster, A. Nygard, Miss Madigan, adviser, D. Henderson, C. Bodell. Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, and service arc the basic ideals of National Honor Society. With these four characteristics in mind, students of distinction arc elected into this group by teachers and fellow students. Miss I larriet Apcl is in charge of the Society. Top row: II. Schuster, J. Nord, D. Himmelman, R. Barnes, M. Gruman, I. Mandcl, I. Horsch, C. Jensen, II. Weiss, D. Scklund, D. Bjork, R. Walstrom, E. Ewert. . . . Fourth row: J. Talso, B. Gess, B. Dolf, N. Blair, I. Mayberg, J. Dottn, S. S| crling. V. Scgall, S. Kaufman, R. NaumofT, C. Erickson, D. Olson. . . . Third row: Miss Apcl, adviser, C. Aved, L. Hanson, D. Gall, C, Bohanon, P. Rubinstein, J. Finkclstein, E. Bialick, J. Peterson, D. Sard!, II. Gottstcin. . . . Second row: R. Slater, D. Lebow, L. Landy, M. F.liason, J. Roa, B. Lenske, C. Bodell, N. Haveson, G. Wodika, P. Wunderlich. . . . Front row: D. lies la, E. Mcltzcr, J. Martin, R. Segal. Top row: R. Babcock, J. Wcstad, S. Miller, Kmi, K. Evans, M. Gruman, N. Heal, M. Larsen, | Talso, E. Whittaker, D. Scklund. . . . Fifth row: I. Jacobson, C. Hohanon, M. Ehrrnbcrg, M. A. Gillen, N. Blair. I). Yerxa, H. L. Rudtpmt, G. Hildehrandt, |. Schwit .ky, L. Schmicge, |. Darth, G. Sutherland, I). See, Larson. M. Kocher. . . . Fourth row: J. Strasburg, I . Fleming, B. Bartosch, E. Sandblad, C. Erickson, V. Clinton, S. Mason, J. Slancy, L. Scdlacek, j. D'Avignnn, C. Matson. . . . Third row: M. Magnuson, M. Rudd, G. Peterson, B. J. Kotala, I. A. O'Connor, M. McKenna, B. Jensen, J. Peterson, G. Manning, II. Meland, J. Carter, L. Engborg, B. Seabcrg, Miss Ulvestad. . . . Second row: R. Ahmann. I). Mansk, M. Comc.iu. A. Nisaimura, M. Karpc. . . . Front row: B. Kallunki, R. Walstrom, I. Kauppi, B. Borries, ). Roa, M. Eltason, E. Ewert, J. landsey, J. Martin, C. Bodell, I). Flaa, R. Corrigan, I). Peterson, E. Jesse. Membership in the Blue Triangle is open to all girls from 11A through 12A, and Silver Triangle, girls from 10B through 11B. These clubs sponsored by the YAV.C.A. arc notable for their services rendered to the school. Lenten services, the traditional induction ritual, and many social allairs are planned and carried out by Blue and Silver Tri. Advisers for these clubs arc Miss Jessie Abbott, Silver Tri, and Miss Helen Ulvc-stad. Blue Tri. Top row: M. Draxcn, G. Michels, R. Johnson, J. DcNoon, J. Pascy, V. Cruikdunk, B. Schocn, L. Ilolmbcrg, M. Milbcat, G. Kittock, V. Bcrntson. . . . Fifth row: J. Iverson, P. Herbert, G. O'Brien, B. Hugge, B. Nicholas, R. Lee. M. Dcgcn, J. Johnson. I. Miller, L. McKenna, B. Jacobsen, H. Darth. D. Hilden, B. Gasck, C. Robinson. . . . Fourth row: I). Diedcrich, P. Gannon, J. Anderson. C. Quackcnbush, B. James, L. Rassier, R. Hanson, C. Anderson. M. Dahl. M. Bates, J. Johnson. . . . Third row: M. Miller, J. Johnson, M. Snyder, A. Lund. . . . Second row: E. Olsen, B. Findcll, I- Scharmer, A. L. Carlson, M. Sarcll, M. Tutila, C. Hedlengran, J. Sptllers, B. Berg, S. Anderson, M. Scdivu, S. Lauterbach. . . . Front row: 1.. Ewert, M. Wilkins, H. Harris, G. Sanderson. A. Fritsche, K. Raun, D. Jensen. C. Chclstrom, J. Engquist, A. Isker, P. O'Connell. Silver Tri 18 Sofon Hi Providing a needy family of eight with food, clothing, and toys during the Christmas season was the main project of the Seton Hi group under the direction of Miss Ethel Crittenden, adviser. Membership in this dub which is under the supervision of the Seton Guild, a Catholic organization, is open to all girls regardless of religion. Top row: L. Lar|xntcur, N. Blair, J. Thompson. J. Glynn, D. Lund, ,4. A. Gillen, l . Luther, M. Brennan. . . . Second row: J. A. Egan, K. Kopnick, B. Sides, J. Olcjnicak, J. Wzockczyk, C. Basil. . . . Front row: P. Harty, J. Laitcncn, M. McKenna, |. A. O'Connor. I). Bcawrom. Top row: H. Kahn, F. Schcrlmg, M. Kaufman, L. Wert, S. Sudit, M. Berman. R. Dalkin, E. Weiner, M. Bernstein, A. Orman, A. Shurc. . . . Seventh row: D. Gelfcn, A. Savin, M. Fox. B. la-nskc, J. Mayberg, B. Gets, B. I olf, H. Garatz, E. Miller, II. Gottstcin, S. Rcskin, I- Burmtein, P. Frolichman, B. Richman, D. Haskowitz, S. Stem. R. Goodman. M. Wcinlxrger, P. Gardner, N. Rose, S. Horn, D. Friedman. . . . Sixth row: T. Horowitz, B. Goldman, S. Bass, R. Goodman, J. Finklestcin, A. Finklatcin, S. Weisberg, S. Goldstein, P. Stillman, C. Rcifel. . . . Fifth row: V. Meyerson. H. Nussbaum, M. Charncy, N. Tupper, G. Leder, S. Get Ain. M. Shelley, M. Diamond, B. Kaplan, S. Desnick, L. Klein, I). Friedman, M. Goodwin, Z. Roscnhcld. R. Ash. A. L. Shink, B. Lehman, M. Goodman, L. Goldenbcrg, M. Golob, M. HodrofT. . . . Fourth row: II. Mondshanr, P. Rubcnstcin, E. Bialick. R. Dechter, G. Rotenberg, C. Ruhcnstein, S. Kaufman. G. Goldfein, A. Rosenfield, C. Aval, Iâ Landy, E. Mcltzer. . . . Third row: M. Goldberg, L. Kobin, C. Silverman, I). Katzman, S. Charncy, S. Fisher. A. Sherman. F. I.uric, L. Schwartz. . . . Second row: B. Richter, D. Esterkyn, ). A. Mclmit. G. Wodika, L. Grays, C. Kantor, S. Stein, G. Shore, M. Levon, P. Garfield, B. Liu, F.. Levinson. . . . Front row: H. Goldblalt, J. Organ. M. Waunchaur, I. Engel. A. Mack, C. Sherman, Khtlcr, N. Alpert, J. Finklestcin, K. Bellman, F. Butwin, |. Englcson, P. Miller. Kailimali Kadimah is an organization open to all Jewish girls at North. This club is both a social and a service group. Its main project, the collection of trays in the teachers' lunchroom, is carried on throughout the year. Ruth Sims is adviser of the group. 19 Cliess Chili High honors arc always achieved by Northâs outstanding chess club under the guidance of Kenneth C. Spaulding. In a tournament this year. North defeated Edison m to 2 z. From row: B. Brin, B. Brenner, S. Rein, M. Janowitz. . . . Back row: W. Olson, G. Fink, L. Schwartz, I. Gunman, C. Ryan. Crew The new jackets given to the stage crew of North arc deserved by this hard-working group. The boys take care of lighting, scenery, and settings on the stage. Joseph Brom leads this group in their iin|)ortant service to the school. Left to right: S. Mark-on, D. Andtrno, D. Woods, C. Passow, B. Myers, C. Ryan. Toj row: J. MofTet, R. Rako, R. Rako, R. Nyquist, H. Mruz, F.. Olson, W. Ralkc, R. Ray, A. Huston, D. Straub, R. Anderson. . . . Front row: A. Wcxler, L. Harem, J. Haigne, R. Nordquist, P. Rio, M. Hamburg, D. Kcklcn. ion Cluli If youâve enjoyed movies connected with your classroom studies or in the auditorium, thanks can be given to the boys of the projection club under the direction of Jesse Huston. Classes arc arranged so that at least one boy of the club is available each period. 20 Junior Academy of Science The Junior Academy of Science is an organization composed of members of the science classes who have acquired a âBâ average. Their program is made up of projects which deal with problems concerning the field of science. Miss Jean Drum is adviser of the group. Hack row: A. Hutton, A. Robbmt, M. Goldman, B. Brin, M. Janowuz, W. Houser, R. Goodin, I). Nygaard. . . . Second row: C. Kotcn, M. Shelley, E. Levinson, F. l.urie, R. Barker, B. Jacobson. . . . Front row: E. Bialick, P. O'Connell, B. Nelson, H. Gacek, S. Stein, M. Kroman. U. Brenner, R. Latz, K. Swainman Ihdiate âResolved, That the Federal Government should provide a system of complete medical care for all citizens at public expense was the question that won second place for the North High team in the city-wide debate tournament. The debate team under the direction of Kopplc Freidman has participated in many other discussions and has won for themselves a reputation for clear thinking and careful analyses of issues. Back row: J. (barter, S. Haw, L. Rovcnkcr. B. Richter, J. Garvey, I. Jaffcc, M. Zicve, J. Riley, R. Dechtcr. . . . Second row: J. FinkcUtcin, M. Boyd, J. Roa, C. Bodcll, H. Gomtein, A. Savin, M. McKenna. G. Gold fan. S. Shusvin, R. Schuck, M. Magnasun. . . . Front row: J. Nunn, M. Hallbcrg, A. Myers, J). Seklund, M. Dill, M. Herman. P. Persons. Service Aitls The girls behind the switchboard and the pages in the office contribute an essential service to the administration of the school. These girls volunteer their services during their free periods and before and after school. 21 .Monorail Organized as a service club, Mcnorah also builds character, creates a good social atmosphere, and advances Jewish ideals, customs, and ceremonies. Kopplc Friedman is the adviser of this group of boys. Top row: Z. Wicker, A. Rackncr, I. Mould. I . Gruesner, S. Epstein, B. Harris H. Rosenthal, J. Shapiro. . . . Fourth row: M. Levinson, A. Dranam, I. Marcus, M. Fruchtman, R. Fruchtrnan, R. Herman. It. Brin, S. Yarosh. . . . Third row: L Bank, N. Gittlcman. M. Badincr, B. Rutman. . . . Second row: L. Share, D. Levin, II. Writs, E. Ruhen, N. Weinstein, C. Rosen. L. Schwartz, D. Himmclman, R. Hyster, M. Gittlcinan. . . . Front row: A. Wcxlcr. II. Kaiser, S. Gitrlman, S. Margolif, R. Koolick. The nine Hi-Y clubs at North arc service groups connected with the Y.M.C.A. Once a month a joint meeting is held, at which lime the boys discuss their general life problems. The main project for the year is a âFor Other Boys program to raise money tor under-privileged boys. The all Hi-Y president for the fall term was Ronald Barnes. Sonny Martin carried on in the spring. Hi-Y 22 Christ Ian IVIIowsliip With the object of creating a greater spiritual interest. Christian Fellowship encourages its members to try to live an honorable life in school and gives them background for the years to come. Miss Bertha Thorpe and Miss Catherine Mandlcr arc advisers of the club. Top row: L. Ladd, Iâ Bulbs, R. Pickering, W. Hauser, ). Wilson, L. F.Htmann, D. Raufs, G. Barnes, Y. Sherman. . . . Third row: A. Erickson, M. Jobes, D. Blocher, B. Barries, I. |acohson, C. Hall, M. Simpson. B. Kurtz. . . . Second row: I). Robe, J. Pitt, Y. Fry, W. Wayke, 0. Erickson, B. Rudquist, S. Grimm. . . . Front row: J. Atwater, I). Hansen, C. A. Gustafson, H. Hanson, L. Hanson. HY-Y CLUBS Acmy Acmy-1 I UBS Primus Zenith Maxim Question Marks Greyhounds Reps For em Hi -V 23 Top row: II. Daklcn, M. I.urcn, I). (.arson, L. Ilendcrscn, T. Ryan, A. Mendenhall, E. May, F. Me Quiston, Iâ. Renne. . . . Fourth row: I). I It micron. W. Truehon, l . Beal, E. Olson. R. Allmon, | Thonuon, R. Tanquist, W. Anderson. D. Peterson, J. Farnham, E. Gilbert. . . . Third row: V. Berntson M. Malbcrt. I). Pedersen, R. Schneider, M. Schmidt, M. Wolenski, J. Lazarz, G. Polvin. |. Weiss, G Sanderson, C. Robinv n. . . . Second low: D. Bcastrom, II. Hansen, B. Thornsen, C. Quinn, N. Eriandson M. Bernson, L . Ililden, A. Tracer, |. Pavey, J. Moln, A. Lund, D. l-ongum. I). Flaa, M. Mallet. E Swanson. B. Bugge. . . . Front row: D. Johnson, I). Larson, L. Hanson. Bill Chebtrom, B. Denney, J Roa, Sâ. Beal, E. Norman, Miss Farseth. adviser. Viking âŹlab God dag anti âhvor dan staar del til arc familiar sayings members of the Viking Club. Norse students who attain a âC average in Norse arc members of the club, which is under the direction of Miss Pauline Farseth. Polaris (Jetting out the Polaris bi-monthly means a lot of work for Mrs. Della Lindsten, adviser, Clifford Jensen, editor-in-chief, and the staff. Regular beats arc thoroughly covered for news and new leads arc diligently followed up in hopes of a good story. The North High Polaris has the distinction of being a member of the national organization of Quill and Scroll anti is the only Minneapolis school to receive the 1Q47 Medalist Award of the Columbia University, New York. Front row: P. Rubemtein, C. Rubenstein, J. FinkeUtem, C. Jensen, E. Bialtck. V. Scgall, S. Kaufman. . . . Second row: E. Mcltzcr, I. Mandcl, B. EmberUon, S. Sperling. I. Kauppi, P. Fleming, M. Mumlay, J. Larson. . . . Third row: R. Walstrom, E. Ewert, L. Landy, C. Aval, J. Martin, R. Segal, A. Scvala, J. Ko t. . . . Back row; H. Kay, C. Erickson, I). Hanson, M. Gruman, M. Weiner, L. SadnfT. R. Johnson, M. Wax. Member of the Annual Staff: E. Ewert, L. Hanson, C. Erickson, J. Martin. I. Mantlel, I . Flaa. M. Eliaion, I. Kauppi, S. Sperling. R. Segal. E. Bialick, V. Segall. L. Und M Mund y D HcJa- P-Rubenstnn, S. Kaufman. G. McGowan, A. Nygord, A. Selvala, B. Koula, K. Scully, |. t-regan, R. WaUtrom. Annual Staff âMeet your deadline'' were the words of Mildred Read, annual adviser. I he deadline was met by eating, sleeping, talking, and thinking annual as the deadline neared. This yearbook is proof of the hard work and time devoted to it by the staff anti Miss Read. Special credit should be given to Miss Read whose unfaltering patience and zeal inspired the staff. It was no easy task for her to put out the annual as this is her first year at North. Like any achievement that is truly worthwhile, the work was discouraging at times, but the reward and satisfaction arc great. Thanks should also be given to Mrs. Gertrude Shephard, English adviser and Mr. Kenneth Spaulding, business adviser. Top row: B. Rairic , L. V. Howard, E. Ewert, N. Beal. B. Go , B. Dolf, J. FinkcUtein, J. Bolster, J. Donn. . . . Thiol row: D. Flaa. D. Blocker, C. F.rick on, S. Kaufman, V. Segall, S. Sperling, P. Ruben- trin, |. Lar on, R. Dechter. . . . Second row: A. Roscnficld, C. Aved. A. Savin, H. Gottetem. II. Mondshane, M. Chapman, Turgeon. . . . Front row: L. Landy. G. Rotcnl erg, E. Bialick, A. Shure, G. Hostesses Eating in a clean and orderly lunchroom makes the lunch period at North an enjoyable time. Due to the diligent work of the hostesses, the tables and surroundings arc kept spick and span. 25 Wndika, R. Goodman. CLASSES Scholastic alional Honor Honor Honors Society Roll Highest scholastic awards of Marian Eiiason Marian Eiiason the January class were held by Corinne Erickson Jean Martin Marian Eiiason and Jean Mar- Eleanor Ewert I.ois Hanson tin, valedictorians, and Lois Lajis Hanson Julia Peterson Hanson, salutatorian. Irene H sch Corinne Erickson Barbara i enske Sidney Margolis Irwin Mandel Sheldon Gitclman Jean Martin Malcolm Goldman Eleanor Mcltzcr Arnold Singer Rosemary Naumolf Julia Peterson Dolores Sard I Rona Mae Slater Margaret Simpson Jean Talso Honnen Weiss Honnen Weiss Class Officers By popular vote of their class, these students were chosen as leaders of the fanuary, â47, graduates throughout their senior year. Back row: James Streitz, sergeant-at-arms; Irwin Mandcl, vice president: Wallace Mix, president; John Parry, co-mascot . . . Front row: Barbara Lenske, co-mascot; Elaine Jesse, treasurer; Julia Peterson, secretary. 28 Awards Top row: I. MjiuIcI. Polaris Award, American Legion Award; C. Erickson, Polaris Award; S. Guelman, Hope McDonald Award; M. Eliason, American l-egion Auxiliary Award; M. Goldman. Science Award; J. Martin, Star Journal Award; W. Mix, Alumni Award. . . . Bottom row: L. Hanson, Norse Award, Daughters of the American Revolution Award; J. Peterson, Hobbs Award; A. DeCovse, Hobbs Award; R. NaumofT, Hobbs Award; J. Porter, Hobbs Award; E. Ewert, Hobbs Award. GIRL lilpnl llov anil 4 irl BOY Elaine Jesse BEST DRESSED . .. Jerry Knoben Ncila Beal MOST POPULAR . Jim Streitz Louise Cuff .. BEST DANCER . Jay Wentworth Jeanne Daly BEST LOOKING IN III 1 AVI 1 N Bob Osgood Arlou Abraham BLONDE Dick Tanquist Shirley Mason REDHEAD Duane Leach Sally Nash BRUNETTE .... John Proell Marilyn Mallet BEST FIGUREâPHYSIQUE Tom Vrillcux Jane True!son WITTIEST Bob Hystzer Jeanette DâAvignon MOST COLLEGIATE . . . Gerald Sax Eleanor Ewert MOST ACTIVE Wally Mix Marian Eliason MOST INTELLIGENT Sheldon Gitehnan Irene Johnson MOST GRACIOUS . . . .... Al DeCosse Joyce Turk MOST COOPERATIVE .... Ted Clement Elaine Snyder SMOOTHEST Adrian La Valle Beverly Embretson MOST ATHLETIC TENNISâFOOTBALL Frank Fogliaro Irma Kauppi MODERN DANCEâHOCKEY Phil Diskerud Marilyn Anderson SKATINGâ B ASK F.TB A LL Doug Aune Doris Peterson BADMINTONâTENNIS . . Ester Shragowitz Rona Slater MOST TALENTED ... Jerry Trestman Carol Matson MOST FRIENDLY ..... . Marv Ludwig Shirley Hanson MOST CAREFREE . Bruce Ivey Jean Talso BEST SPORT Don Burnham Eleanor Meltzcr MOST VERSATILE Zola Blicket Lois Hanson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sidney Margolis Gloria Hartig NEATEST Vern Karhoff Charlotte Rubcnstcin MOST POISED .. . . John Parry Johnamac Clayton BRIGHTEST SMILE Donald Hakarinen Lorraine Engborg MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES Bernard Engle Julia Peterson BEST ALL AROUND Irwin Mandcl 29 Election t oiiimif ice Eleanor Ewert, Carol Matson, Henry Bachman, Douglas Aunc, Jerry Knoben, Tommy Veillcux. ARLOU ABRAHAM . . . LuLu. Blue Tn: Stiver Tri; Health Representative. MARILYN ANDERSON . . . Tonjia. Student Council; Red Cross Representative. DOUGLAS AUNE . . . Doug. Band; Swing Hand; Golf; Basketball; Football; Student Council. RAMONA BARTLETT . . . Mona. G.A.A.; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Viking Club; Modern Dance; Student Council; Red Cross Representative. NF.ILA BEAL . . . Seton Hi; (LA.A.; Silver Tri, President, Vice-President; Blue Tri; Student Council; Viking ( lul ; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance. ROBERT BENDER. MARILYN BERMAN . . . Ka-dimah; Modern Dance; Scholastic Representative; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page: Bank (aishier; War Stamp Salesman. SHELDON BERMAN . . . Stepp. Camera Club: Mcnorah; Projection Club. DONALD BLAETTLER . . . Donnie. ZOLA BLICKER . . . Blick. Mcnorah; Hank Cashier; Lunchroom Host; Student Council; Class Play; Projection Club: Football; Basketball; Photography Club; Co-Social Chairman. AGNES BOBGAN . . . Aggie. Red Cross Representative; G.A.A. JOYCE BOEHMF. . . . Juce. G.A.A.: Modern Dance. DONALD BURNHAM . . . Don.â Annual Salesman; Football; Projection Club. JOHNAMAE CLAYTON . . . Johnny. Student Clerk; Lunchroom Hostess. TED CLEMENT. VERNETTA CLINTON . . . Nettie. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.: Viking Club: Modern Dance; Hi-Haven; Pat Polar. CLYDE COOPER MAN . . . Coop. RAMONA CORRIGAN . . . Mona. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Hi-Haven. BERNADINF. COWL . . . Bernic. Kadi-mah; Lunchroom Hostess: Red Cross Representative. LOUISE CUFF . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Student Council. 30 Social and IBniM|iicf Committees Marian Eliason, Jean Talso, Jeanette D'Avignon, Neila Beal, Zola Blickcr, Irma Kauppi, Doris Peterson. JUAN DALY. JEANETTE D'AVIGNON . . . J.D. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Modern Dance. ALBERT DE-COSSE . . . âAl. Boxing: Apparatus. PHILLIP DISKERUD . . . âPhil.â Band; Hockcv; Coif: Foot-lull. ROBERT EISENBERG. LLAMOYNE ELFTMANN . . . âPeter. Football; Track; Christian Fellowship. MARIAN EUASON . . . Valedictorian; Silver Tri; Blue Tri. Vice-President; Student Council; Honor Society; Annual Staff; Switchboard Operator; Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance. BEVERLY F.M-BRETSON . . . Bcv. Red Cross Representative; Blue Tri, Vice-President; Silver Tri; Polaris Staff; Modern Dance. LORRAINE ENG BORG . . . I.ornc. Silscr Tri; Blue Tri; Annual Salesman; G.A.A.; Hi-Haven. BERNARD ENGLE . . . Barcl. Class Play. CO-RINNE ERICKSON . . . Class Play; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris Staff; Annual Staff: Head Usher; Honor Society; Silver Tri; Scholastic Representative: Red Cross Representative; Blue Tri; Study Hall Monitor; Christian Fellowship, Vice-President; Secretary-Treasurer. ELEANOR EWERT . . . âEllic. Silver Tri; Blue Tri, President: Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris Staff; Annual Editor; Head Usher; (âlaw Play; Hi-Haven. DOLORES FLA A . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri, Secretary; Viking Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Staff; Modern Dance; Hi-Haven. FRANK FOGLIARO . . . Fogg. Football; Track: Boxing: Hi-Haven. MARCIA ANN FOX . . . âMarsh. Kaditnah; Modem Dance. SHELDON GITELMAN . . . Swede. Mc-nornh. President; Debate, Secretary; Chess; Class Play. NORTON GITTLEMAN . . . âNinny. Student Council; Mcnorah; Bank Cashier. MALCOLM GOLDMAN . . . Nose. Band; Pep Band. SHIRLEE GOODMAN . . . I.cc. Kadiinah; Bank Cashier; Study Hall Monitor. MARILYN GOODWIN . . . Red. Kadiinah; Modern Dance. 31 J I PHILLIP GRUESNER . . . âPhil. Band: Mcnorah; Football. EMIL HAAPALA . . . Viking. Viking Club. DONALD HAKARINEN . . . Hak. Hi Y; Gym Team; Red Grow Representative. MARILYN HALLETT . . . Mairzy. Blue Tri; Viking Club; War Stamp Salesman; Modern Dance; Red Cross Representative; Choir. DELLA HANSEN . . . Red Cross Representative; Scholastic Representative; Usher; Polaris Stall; Modern Dance: Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Christian Fellowship, Secretary. Treasurer. SHIRLEY HANSEN . . . Themeson. Silver Tri: Bank Cashier: Annual Salesman; Choir; Moslem Dance: Student Council; Hi H.ivcn. LOIS HANSON . . . Salutatorian; Red Cross Representative; Student Council, Secretary; Viking Club, President; Silver Tri; Blue Tri. Treasurer; Annual Stall; Honor Society; Christian Fellowship; Class Play. GLORIA IIARTIG . . . ,,Glo. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative: Office Page; Hi-Haven. RONALD HERMAN . . . Bruno. Football; Boxing; Mcnorah, Vice-President. ROSALYN HOBERMAN . . . Rosey. Kadimah; Modern Dance. NORMAN HORN. IRENE HORSCH . . . Rennie. Honor Society; Bank Cashier; Office Page; War Stamp Salesman. ROBERT HYSTZER . . Bob. Band; Menorah. HYMIE ITMAN . . . Hv. BRUCE IVEY . . . Brew. Viking Club; Hi-Y. IRENE JACOBSON . . . Rene. Blue Tri; Silver Tri: G.A.A.; Christian Fellowship; Modern Dance. BETTY JENSEN . . . Betts. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative; Modern Dance; Viking Club; Hi-Haven. ELAINE JESSE . . . Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative; Annual Salesman; Silver Tri; Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance: ('lass Treasurer. IRENE JOHNSON . . . Silver Tri. Secretary; Blue Tri. Treasurer; Modern Dance: Office Page. BONISTELLE JONES . . . Bonnie. Blue Tri. ('I;ins Memorial anil IBarrala n real e ill 12 Jeanette DâAvignon, Corinne Erickson, Sheldon Berman, Beverly Embretson, Sally Nash, Donald Bladder, Delores Flaa. VERN KARKHOFF . . . Hi Y. MARILYN KAUFMAN . . . âMerkc. Kadimah; Class Plav: Mcxlcrn Dance. IRMA KAUPPI . . . Kaup. Blue Tri; Modern Dance; Annual Slalt; Polaris Staff; Student Council; G.A.A.; Bank Cashier. GLORIA KLEINEMAN . . . 'Glor. Modern Dance; Kadiinah. IERRY KNOBEN . . . âKnob. 1 li-Y; Swing Rand. SHIR LEE KRAINES . . . Shir. Office Page; Lunchroom Hostess; Kadiinah; Annual Salesman: Modern Dance. PAUL LAPLANT . . . Ban. Band; Pep Bind; Swing Band. DORIS LARSON . . . I ry. ADRIAN LA VALLE. DUANE LEACH . . . Red. Health Representative. BARBARA LF.NSKF. . . . Band; Pep Band; Kadiinah; Scholastic Representative; Honor Society; Class Co-mascot. DONALD LEVIN . . . Donny. Menorah; Bank Cashier. MORTON LEVINSON . . . Mort. Menorah; l c-bate. MARY ANN I.OSO . . . Snooks. MARVIN LUDWIG . . . Mars. Choir. IRWIN MANDF.L . . . It . Track; Polaris Staff; Annual Staff; Menorah, President; Honor Society; Class Song; Class Play; Class Vice-President. IRVING MARCUS . . . Irv. Menorah. SIDNEY MARGOLIS . . . Sid. Tennis; Skiing; Wrestling; Class Play Student Coach; Menorah, Vice-President. JEAN MARTIN . . . Valedictorian; Blue Tri; Honor Society. President; Scholastic Representative; Orchestra; Modern Dance; Polaris Staff; Annual Staff; Nature Club; War Stamp Salesman. SHIRLEY MASON . . . Red. Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Viking Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; G.A.A. f 'out IIMWMMMIMMII. Cap nml (iown Committees Back row; Ted Clement, Donald Burnham, Robert Osgood. . . . Front row: Jean Martin, Joyce Turk, Irene Horsch. 33 Hass Play Committee Irma Kauppi, Joyce Turk, Bernard Engle, Eleanor Kwert. Marian Eliason, Douglas Aune, Vern Karkhoff, Rosemarie Naumoff, Charlotic Rubcnstcin. CAROL MATSON . . . âMatt. Blue Tn: Silver Tri; iking Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; lli-Huvcn. SHIRLEY MAUSEl. . . . âShirt.â Blue Tri: Silver Tri. DONALD MELNARIK. ELEANOR MELTZER . . . âEl.â Kadiinah; Honor Society, Vice-President; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Hall Guard; Polaris Stall. WALLACE MIX . . . Hi Y; Class President BETTY MOODY . . . âBets. SALLY NASH . . . Kadimah: Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess. ROSEMARIE NAUMOFF . . . Honor Society; Student Council; Choir. HISAYF. ALICE NISHIMURA . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri. JEAN OLF.JNICAK . . . âFrenchy. Blue Tri; Scton Hi; Choir; Usher; Hi Haven. ALVIN OLESKY . . . Ole. Band; Pep Band; Football; Basketball. CLAYTON OI.SON . . . âClay. Lunchroom Host. ROBERT OSGOOD . . . Bob. ROSALIE PAL MORE . . . âWoosic.â Silver Tri; Blue Tri. JOHN PARRY . . . Johnny. Class Co-mascot. CLARENCE PASSOW . . . Fish.â Stage Grew; Apparatus. DOLORES PEDERSEN . . . Dee.1 Viking ('dub. DORIS PETERSON . . . loots. Silver 1 n: Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative: War Stamp Salesman: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Student Council, Treasurer; Co-Social Chairman. JLUA PETERSON . . . Julie.â Silver Tri. I rcasurcr: Red Cross Representative; Class Secretary: Annual Salesman; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess: Honor Cheerleader; Modern Dance: Blue I ri. RICHARD PETERSON . . . Pete. Hi Y: Boxing. Picture I'oiiiiniiiee Jim Streitz, Carol Matson, Al Dccosse, Eleanor Meltzer, Rona Mae Slater. JEANINE PORTER . . . â˘â˘Jean. Choir; Modern Dance; Christian Fellowship; Silver Tri. JOHN PROELL . . . Johnny. Swimming. ALVIN RACK-NF.R . . . âAl. Mcnorah; War Stamp Salesman. ZELDA ROSENFELD . . . âBlacky.â Kadimab; Office Page; Modern Dance; Bank Cashier. CHARLOTTE RUBENSTF.IN . . . âChar. Class Play; Kadimah, President, Secretary: Hall Guard; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Staff: Choir; Scholastic Representative; Usher; Bank Cashier. EDMUND RUBIN. THOMAS RYAN . . . âTom. Band; Pep Rand; Orchestra; Boxing: Viking Club. GERALD SAKS . . . âJerry. DOLORES SARELL . . . Dee.â Modern Dance: G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess: Honor Society: Blue Tri, Secretary; Silver Tri; Bank Cashier: Annual Salesman. JOYCE SARSGARD . . . Blondic. Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Modern Dance; Viking Club. RUTH SCHLENDF.R . . . Bunny. Viking Club; Modern Dance. MARILYN SCHMIDT. ZELLA SCHNEIDMAN . . . Student Council: Kadimah: Usher; Hall Guard. DELORES SCHOLZ . . . Dolly. Blue Tri. LEONARD SHARE . . . âLenny. Mcnorah, Sergcant-at-Arms; Wrestling; War Stamp Salesman. ESSER SHRAGOWITZ . . . Tennis. DARRELL SIGFR1DSON . . . Sig. MARGARET SIMPSON . . . Muggs. Christian Fellowship; Orchestra: Honor Society; Swing Band: Scholastic Representative. ARNOLD SINGER. EUGENE SKRUPPY . . . Skrup. Hi-Y. 35 RONA MAE SLATER . . . Honor Society; Lunchroom Supervisor; Nurse's Assistant; Class Play. ELAINE SNYDER . . . Student Council; Hall Guard; Orchestra; Modern Dance: Annual Salesman. JOSEPH STARMACK . . . Little Joe. STANLEY STONE . . . Apparatus; Boxing. JAMES STREITZ . . . âJim. Golf; Student Council; Class Sergeant-at-A rms. SARA SUDIT . . . Red Cross Representative; Lunchroom Hostess; Kadimah; Modern Dance. JEAN TALSO . . . Band; Honor Society; Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Office Page; Scholastic Chairman RICHARD TANQUIST . . . Dick. Iâolnris Ili-WtTklv â˘Inn nary Grail tinting Members Left to right: Charlotte Rubcnsicin, Eleanor Ewert. Coriunr Erickson. Della Hansen. Irwin Mandel, Jean Martin, Eleanor Mcllzcr, Irma Kauppi, Beverly Embretson. FLOYD THORSIN. SALVADOR TOLEDO . . . Sal. ALLEN TRANGLE . . . Tennis; Menorah. JERRY TRESTMAN . . . Band; Pep Band; Swing Band. CAROL TRIVAL . . . Sunnie. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Modern Dance. JANE TRUEDSON . . . Trudy. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Christian Fellowship. JOYCE TURK . . Turkey. G.A.A.; Modern Dance. THOMAS VEILLEUX . . . Limpy. Apparatus; Swimming; Cheerleader. ROSE WASSERMAN . . . Rickey. Band; Pep Band; Swing Band; Kadimah. HONNEN WEISS . . . Checks. Menorah; Honor Society. JAY WENTWORTH . . . Wenty. ARTHUR WF.XLER . . . âArt. Projection Club; Menorah, Treasurer. 36 Essie Whittaker Raymond Larson Louis List Manuel Martinez Ronald Nash Hall Guard; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Band: Attendance clerk. Veteranâs Faculty Veterans of World War II may continue their high school studies at the veteran's center at North High School. Studies arc supervised by the special faculty pictured at the right. Miss Raimwick. Mr. Sunde, Mrs. Ilauge, Miss Hanson. Miss Majzner. Mivs Chamberlin, Mr. Zrimes, Mrs. Smith, Miss Wan), Mr. Wilhelm. Camera Sliy GrailiiatON HENRY BACK MAN DIANNE BERENSON PHYLLIS BERENSON FREADA GOLDSTEIN LAWRENCE GORMAN STANLEY HARRIS RALPH KRL'SE GEORGE UNDBLAD JOHN NIEDF.NFRIER PHYLLIS PETERSON DORIS WHITE 37 Eleanor Julia Rona Tommy orl licrii Liglif Award Each semester students who have distinguished themselves in service to their school anti class and who are not scheduled to receive any other award arc given the Northern Light Award. Eleanor Ewert, Julia Peterson. Rona Mac Slater, and Thomas Vcillcux of the January class received the award. Almost Eighteen A play about the troubles of a seventeen year old boy was presented by the January '47 class of North 1 ligh School. Eddie Harry, almost eighteen, succeeded in confusing his family, himself, and the audience, but with the help ol Uncle George, things brightened and the play ended happily. The cast pictured at the right includes, front row: Zola Blickcr, Eleanor Ewert, Charlotte Rubenstein, Irwin Mandcl, Bernard E.ngle, and Kona Slater . . . Hack row: Eleanor Mcllzer. Sidney Margolis. Miss Elva Nygaard, Marilyn Kaufman, Sheldon (Jitclman, Morton Levinson, (kwinne Erickson, and Lois Hanson. Miss Nygaard, faculty adviser of the play, was assisted by Sidney Margolis, student coach. â˘lanuarv 4'lass Ai'f ivili VALEDICTORIANS S A LUTATORIA N Esther Bialick Joanne Finkelstein Rollie Segal Xsilioiial Honor Society Honor Holl Curtis Anderson David Hintmelman Phyllis Rubenstem Esther Bialick Charlotte A seel Clifford Jensen Leonard SadofT Joanne Finkelstein Ronald Barnes Rhona Jos Derrick Samuelson Rollie Segal Esther Bialick Betty Kallunki Howard Schuster Donald Mattson Delores Bjork Bing Kaufman Eileen Scully Derrick Samuelson Constance BodeII Shelley Kaufman Kathleen Scully Hynda Gottstein Carol Bohannn Roger Koolick Rollie Segal Sally Sperling I.uF.llcn Hover I.ois IjihIv Vivienne Segall Paul Ilestrin Rose Bydlon Delores I.ebow Delores Seklund Lois Landy Juliet Donn Charles Livingston Marcia Shelly Mary Gruman Sharon Engelson Carroll Mackey June Slaney Judith Mayberg Sheldon Epstein Donald Mattson Sally Sperling Anita Kagan Joanne Finkelstein Judith Mayheig Edith Templeton Dorot hy Olson Hyndj Gottstcin Joanne Melmit Nancy Tupper Clifford Jensen Mary Gruman Joyce Nord Rulhlynn Walslrom Rulhlynn Walslrom David Hesb Dotothy Olson Jack Weeks Herbert Kay Paul Ilestrin Sylvia Rr kin Jerome Rosso Patricia Wunderlich Phyllis Rubenstcin ('lUKK Oilit-oi's Standing, left to right: Rollie Se-g:il. Treasurer; Bing Kaufman, Vice President; Ray Petrotki, Sergeant-at-arms; Howard Schuster, Mascot; Connie Bodell, Secretary. Seated, Jack Weeks. President. 40 Awards Esther Hialick, Readerâ Digest Award; Clifford Jensen, Polaris Bi-Weekly and Fine National Bank Award ; Ronald Barnes American Legion Award; Melvin Janowitz, Science Award; Jack Weeks Alumni Award; Esscr Shragowitz, Mercury Award: Curtis Anderson, None Award; Derrick Samuclaon, Sons of the American Revolution Award; Rollic Segal, Star-Journal Award . . . Bottom row: Irwin Mandel, North American Bank Prize; Ruddynn WaUtrom, American Legion Indiesâ Auxiliary Award; Dorothy Olson, Commercial Award; Joanne Finkelstein, Reader's Digest and Rose Rees Awards; Janice Darth, HoMh Award; Harold Morrison, Hobbs Award; Laveme Pearson, Hobbs Award; Gerald Oldstad, llobbv Award; Mary Gruman. First National Bank Award. (Not pictured.) Iiloal Hoy ami (pirl GIRI. BOY Delores Seklund BEST DRESSED Herb Rosenthal Georgiann Nicholson MOST POPULAR Stan Szczrch Lois Ijndv BEST DANCER Joe Henson BEST LOOKING Beverly Hcaly IN-BETWEEN Don Mattson Diane Mamk BLONDE Howie Tolkinen Pat Persons REDHEAD George Webster Joan Taylor BRUNETTE Earl Andenon Sally Wolfe BEST FIGURE-PIIYSIQUE Bing Kaufman Patsy Fleming WITTIEST Herbie Kay Vivienne Segall MOST COLLEGIATE James Kaine Shelley Kaufman MOST ACTIVE Ronnie F.rhardl Joanne Finkelstein MOST INTELLIGENT Derrick Samuelvon Ruthlynn Walstrom MOST GRACIOUS James Wilson Phyllis Rubenstein MOST COOPERATIVE Howie Schuster Annette Rudoy SMOOTHEST Marv Weisman MOST ATHLETIC- Jackie I.ee TENNIS FOOTBALL Bob Seide Dolmes Beasley MODERN DANCE-BASEBALL Joe Hendrickson Geraldine Raldus SKATING-BASKETBALL Bud Schlee lavcine Pearson BADMINTON-TRACK Dave Bolingcr Carol Johnson MOST TALENTED Ralph Kroeten Connie Bodell MOST FRIENDLY Mel Gittleman Shirley Desnick MOST CAREFREE Dick Early Alverna Traeger BEST SPORT Jim Gilbert Rollic Segal MOST VERSATILE Dave Hcsla Mary Gruman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cliff Jcnvcn Rose Babcock NEATEST Bob Jackson Sally Sperling MOST POISED Curtis Anderson Joyce Clayton BRIGHTEST SMILE Ronnie Barnes Esther Bader MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES Bill Johnson Donna Yerxa BEST ALL ROUND Jack Weeks 41 DONALD ABRAHAM . . Abe.â RITA AHMANN . . . Rcct. Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Bank Cashier: G.A.A.; Hi Haven. MORRIS AI.LROGGEN . . . Slim. BETTY ANDERSON . . . Blue Tri. CURTIS ANDERSON . . . Debate; Student Council; Bank Cashier. DAVID ANDERSON . . . Dave. Viking Club: Dchatc. EARL ANDERSON . . . Earlo. Acmy Hubs IIi-Y, President, Secretary; All School Hi-Y, Secretary; Student Council. JOHN ANDERSON . . . Andy. Student Manager. Hockey, Football. RUTH ASH . . . Ruthic. Kadimah; Choir; Blue Tri. DONNA ASKAY . . . Silver Tri: Choir. CHARLOTTE AVED . . . Char. Kadimah; National Honor Society; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris Staff; Red Cross Representative; Moslem Dance; Girl Scouts. ROSE BABCOCK . . . Rose. Choir; Modern Dance; Blue Tri: Seton Hi. ESTHER BADER . . . Library Page; Red Crmv Representative; Lunchroom Hostess: Annual Salesman; Usher; Modern Dance. GERALDINE BALDUS . . . Gerry.â G.A.A.; Modern Dance. JEANETTE BA-LICK . . . Icanic. Orchestra; Red Cross Representative; Swing Band. RONALD BARNES . . . Barney. All School Hi-Y, President; National Honor Society. Sergeant-at-arms; Zenith Hi-Y, Vice-President, Secretary, Treavurer. SHIRLEY BASS . . . Band; Pep Band; Orchestra: Lunchroom Hostess; Kadimah; Office Page. PEARL BASSIN . , . Pearly. Lunchroom Hostess. LAWRENCE BATKIEWICZ . . . Larry. Hockey. DO LORES BEASLEY . . . Beaslc. Debate; Modern Dance; Annual Salesman. STANLEY BERCU . . . Spanky. GRACE BERK HOLZ . . . Shorty. MERTON BERMAN . . . Nip. Mcnorah: Apparatus. MARGARET BF.RNT SON , . . Muggs. Seton Hi: Modern Dance. DONALD BF.THKE . . . Don. ESTHER BIALJCK . . . Jr. Academy of Science, Secretary-Treasurer; G.A.A.; Debate, Secretary-Treasurer; Kadimah, Sergeant-at-arms; Silver Tri: National Honor Society; Red Cross, Vice-President; Usher; Study Hall Monitor; Library Page; Lunchroom Hostess, Su| crvivor; Polaris Staff; Annual Staff: Bank Cashier; Modern Dance. DELORES BJORK . . . Silver Tri, Vice-President; Blue Tri: National Honor Society: Band; Bank Cashier. JOHN BLAZER . . . Johnnie. Basketball. CONSTANCE BODELL . . . Connie. Student Council. Treasurer, Secretary; Silver Tri, Vice-President; Class Secretary; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Usher; Hi-Haven; Pat Polar; National Honor Socictv. CAROL BOH ANON . . . Si . Blue Tri, President; Choir; Student Council; Red Cross Representative; G.A.A.; Silver Tri; Christian Fellowship; Pat Polar; National Honor Society. HAROLD BOHANON . . . Bud.â Acmy Hi-Y. Treasurer: Bank Cashier. DAVID BOUNCER . . . Dave. Track, Captain; Football; Acniy-Hubs Hi-Y. ROBERT BOMAN . . . Bob. VikinK Club. LU ELLEN BOVEE . . . âlam. Silver Tri: Blue Tri. BURTON BRIN . . . Buddy. Chess Club: |r. Academy of Science; Mcnorah. ROBERT BRODEN . . . Boh. ETHEL BRODSKY . . . Toots. Kadimah; Lunch room Hostess: Bank Cashier. VIRGINIA BUDENSKI . . . Ginney. LORRAINE BURSTF.IN . . . Red. Swing Band; Orchestra: Modern Dance; Silver Tri; Kadimah; Student Council; Scholastic Representative; Applied Music: Blue Tri. ROSE BYDLON . . . Scion Hi; Silver Tri; Modern Dance. BEVERLY CARLSON . . . Beddelie. Modern Dance. ROY CARLSON . . . Swede. Student Council; Choir; Rcxl Cross Representative; Track; Hall Guard; Usher. JOAN CARTER . . . Choir; Blue Tri; Office Page. DANIEL CASEY . . . Appara tu . JEANNE CHAMPEAU . . . Shamp. Choir: Modern Dance. RUTH CHAREST . . . Buffy. Annual Salesman; Health Council, Secretary. JOYCE CLAYTON . . . Modern Dance. MARILYN COHEN . . . Bank Cashier: Girl Scouts, Secretary, Treasurer: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Modern Dance; Usher; Kadimah; Red Cross Representative. MARY CONNOY . . . Scion Hi; Modern Dance. JOAN COPE . . . Jo. Modern Dance; Choir; Hi-llavcn. EUGENE COTONE. EDWARD CRAMER. JEAN CREGAN . . . Jeanie. Hall Guard; Annual Staff. STELLA DADOVICH . . . Butch. War Stamp Salesman. JANICE DARTH . . . âJan. Hi-Haven; Blue Tri; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess: G.A.A.; Pat Polar. DAISY DAVIS . . . Choir; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative. 43 Social Committee Back Row: Dick Silverness, Alan Miller, James Kainc, David Hcsla. . . . From n w: Ronald Barnes, June Slancy, Joanne Finkebtein, Bonnie Seaberg. Marilyn F.hrenberg, Jeanne Riley. GLORIA DE MARS . . . Gordy. Scion Hi; Silver I n; I li-l laxcn; Modern Dance. PAUL DENNIS . . . Doe. Mi-Haven; Pal Polar. SHIRLEY DESNICK . . . Diz. Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Girl Seoul . GENE DITTBENNER . . . âDill. MARCII.E DOLFAY . . . Marc. Student Council Representative; Annual Salesman. JULIET DONN . . . Kadimah; National Honor Society; Lunchroom I lustres. MARJORIE DUPONT . . . Margie. Band; Scton Hi: Annual Representative, ARTHUR DYSON . . . Art.â Mi-Haven; Acmy Hi-Y: Pat Polar; Annual Salesman; Choir; Usher. ARI.INE EBERT . . . Arnic. MARILYN EHREN-BERG . . . Blue Tri; Student Council. SHARON ENGELSON . . . âShar. Kadimah; National Honor Society; Usher; Hall Guard; Modern Dance. SHELDON EPSTEIN . . . Kpp. Baseball: Basketball: Football; Mcnorah. RONNIE ERHARDT . . . Football; Track; Acmy Hi-Y; Primus Hi-Y; Lunchroom Host: Hall Usher; lit Haven; Pat Polar. EDWARD ERICKSON . . . Ssvede.â Student Council; Hi-Haven. DELORF'S ESSER . . . Blue Tri; Silver Iri. KATHRYN EVANS . . . Katie. Choir: Blue Tri; Scton Hi; Silver Tri; Student Council: Modern Dance. SHIRLEY FETTF.RI.F.Y. ALICE FINKELSTEIN . . . âAl. Kadimah. JOANNE FINKELSTEIN . . . Jo. Library Page; National Honor Society, Vice President; Usher; Jr. Academy of Science; Girl Scout: Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Polaris Page Editor; Kadimah. PATSY KAY FLEMING . . . Pat. Silver Tri: Student Council, Treasurer; Christian Fellowship; Blue Tri; Polaris Page Editor: Homecoming Committee; Red Cross Representative; Hi-Haven: Pat Polar. Elect ion I'oinmillcc Back row: lames Wilson, Curtis Anderson, Bernetta Kupport, Dick Silverness. . . . Front row: Dave Mcsla, Robert Jackson, Janice Darth, Grace Sutherland. DONALD FLIGGE . . . Don. Mi-Haven; Zenith Hi-Y. DORIS FRIEDMAN . . . âTiny. Kadimah. HARVEY FRIEDMAN . . . Harv. Choir: Debate. PATRICIA FROLICHMAN . . . âPeggy.â Kadimah; Choir. STANLEY FRUCHTMAN . . . Stan. Track; Debate. JUNE GARVEY . . . Oflicc Page. JOYCE GEL-SCHUS . . . âCurly. Choir; Student Council; Health Representative. FLORENCE GIF'SE . . . Honey. Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Red Cross Representative; G.A.A. JAMES GILBERT . . . âJimmy.' Football. MARY ANN GILLEN . . . â Irish. Blue Tri; Seton Hi. MELVIN GITTLEMAN . . . Mel. Menorah. BARBARA GOLDMAN . . . Bobby. Band; Kadimah. THEODORE GOLDMAN . . . Ted.â Menorah; Bank Cashier. HYNDA GOTTSTEIN . . . Kadimah, Secretary; Annual Salesman; War Stamp Salesman; National Honor Society: Office Page; Silver Tri; Lunchroom I lostcss; Library Page. EUNICE GRAFF . . . Hi-I Liven; Seton Hi. PHYLLIS GRAHAM . âPhyllâ LA VONNE GRAPENTINE . . . Bonnie. Chriv tian Fellowship; Annual Salesman; Student Council; Choir. RUTH GRAY . . . Kadimah; Choir. SHIRLEY GRIMM . . . Christian Fellowship: Blue Tri. MARY GRUMAN . . . Bwib. Red Cross Representative: Polaris Page F.ditor; Silver Vri; Blue Tri; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Choir: Hi-Haven; Christian Fellowship. FLORENCE GUSTAFSON . . . Gus. Hand. WILLIAM GUTZEIT . . . Hull Mo nc. CARO!. HALL . . . Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. DOROTHY HALL . . . Dot. G.A.A. HAZEL HANSON . . . Band; Christian Fellowship; Viking Club; Red Crow Representative; Hluc Tri. DONNA HARMAN . . . Harman. MARI-ANNE HAYES . . . Student Council; Hluc Tn. BEVERLY IIEALY . . . Bcv. Hi-1 Liven; Drum Majorette; Homecoming Attendant; Mcxlern Dance. MARY LOU HEGDAHL . . . Lulu. LOU ANN HEIFETZ . . . Kadimah: Silver Tri. RAMON HEL-SINE . . . Ray. DAVID HENDERSON . . . Dave. Annual Salesman; Student Council, Vice-President; Viking Club. LLOYD HENDRICKSON . . . Joe. Football; Baseball; Hockey; Acmy-Hubs Hi-Y; Viking Club. DOROTHY HENKEL . . . Doody. JOSEPH HENSON . . . âK.C. Kid. DAVID HF.SLA . . . Dave. Primus Hi-Y, President; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Annual Stall; Choir; Claw Play. PAUL HESTRIN . . . Hew National Honor So ciety; Scholastic Repr ' m.tinc. MARY ANN HIL-GF.R . . . Mann. Silver Tri: Blue Tri. JAMES HILL . . . Jim. Boxing; Track. DEAN HILLE . . . Student Council. Baccalaureate Committed Back row: Dick Silverness, Leonard SadotT, Morty Wax.... Fiont row: Delores Seklund. Dick Johnston. 46 GLENDETTA HILLEBRANDT . . . Delta. Blue Tri. DAVID HIMMELMAN . . . Dave. National Honor Society; Chess Club. Secretary. JAMES HOLTZE. EUGENE HORN. LA VONNE HOWARD . . . Bonnie. War Stamp Salesman; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess; Health Representative; Blue Tri; G.A.A. WALTER HYSER . . . Wally. Greenhouse Assistant. PHYLLIS INGALLS . . . Phyl.â Blue Tri; G.A.A. JOANNE JACK . . . Jo. ROBERT JACKSON . . . Bob. Band; Drum Major; Bank Cashier; Student Council. JEANNE JAFFE . . . âIcannic.â Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page. MELVIN JANOWITZ . . . Mel. Che Club, President; Jr. Academy of Science; Projection Club. CLIFFORD JENSEN . . . Cliff. Polaris. Editor-in-chief; National Honor Society, President; Acmy Hi-Y, Treasurer; Student Council; Ticket Taker; Choir. BETTY JOHNSON. CAROL JOHNSON . . . Corky. Choir; Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Christian Fellowship. DONALD JOHNSON. GLORIA JOHNSON . . . Flag Twirlcr; Homecoming Attendant. HAROLD JOHNSON . . . Bud. Student Council. LA DONNA JOHNSON . . . Johnnie. Band. WILLIAM JOHNSON . . . âBill. Viking Club. Vice President. RHONNA JOSS . . . Kadimah; Bank Cashier; Lunchroom Hostess. I'rom. IJniH|iiÂŤi. Class Memorial rommilfm Back row: James Gilbert, Howard Tolkincn, Clifford Jensen. . . . Second row: June Slaney, Marian Matz, Charlotte Aved, Ronnie F.rhardt. . . . Front row: Patsy Kay Fleming, Donna Yerxa, Gloria Dc Mars. 47 ;i| anil C'oiiimif tee Left to right: Shirley Bass. James Wilson, Ruthlynn Walstroni, Donald Mattson, Shelley Kaufman. ANITA KAGAN . . . Honey. Kadimah. JAMES KAHN . . . Jimmy. JAMES KAINF. . . . Jim. Student Council, Sergeant-at-arms; Primus Hi-Y, Vice-President; Lunchroom Host; Hockey. HAROLD KAISER . . , Apparatus; Mcnorali, Sergeant-at-arms; Tennis; Scholastic Representative. BETTY KALLUNKI . . . Blue Tri; Hall Guard. QUENTIN KARDONG . . . (Quince. MARLYS KARPE . . . Seton Hi; Modern Dance; Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. BING KAUFMAN . . . Class Vice-President; Football; Hockey; National Honor Society; Student Council. SHELLEY KAUFMAN . . . National Honor Society; Polaris Page Editor; Annual StalT; Lunchroom Hostess: Modern Dance; Office Page; Head Bank Cashier; Kadimah, President, Treasurer; Usher; Girl Scouts. HERBERT KAY . . . Chip. Polaris Staff; Scholastic Representative. DORIS KEDROWSKI. VERA KEIIN . . . Pat Polar; Blue Tri; Modern Dance. AUDREY KING . . . Little Bit. I.ENORE KLEIN . . . Bank Cashier; Lunchroom Hostess; Kadimah; Modern Dance; Study Hall Monitor; Girl Scouts. WILLIAM KLINE . . . Bill. Student Council; Band; Hi-Haven. EVELYN KNOTT . . . Evic. Red Cross Representative: Modern Dance: G.A.A. JOAN KOBS . . . Jo. Modern Dance. MARGARET KOCHER . . . Muggs. Blue Tri. ARTHUR KOL-KIND . . Art. ROGER KOOLICK . . . Kookic. Mcnorah, Secretary; Usher; Scholastic Representative. 48 Senior May roiiiinilf4Mk Left to right: Dave Ilesla, Herbie Kay. Harold Kaiser. Lois Landy PERRY KORITZ. ROBERT KORST. JUYN KOST . . . Babe. Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Library Page; Hi-Haven. BETTY KOTALA . . . Jo. Silver Tri: Office Page: Blue Tri: Hi-Haven; Annual Staff: Annual Salcsinan; Red Crow Representative; Pat Polar. JOYCE KREKELBERG . . . âKrccky. Ticket Taker; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess; Health Representative. RALPH KROETEN . . . Bank Cashier. BARBARA KURTZ . . . Babs. Band; Orchestra; Christian Fellowship. CHARLES KYLLONEN . . . Chuck. DONALD LA BELLE . . . Tubby. Hockey, Student Manager; Football: Wrestling, Captain; Mcno-rah, Sergeant-at-arms; Student Council; Lunchroom Host: Red Cross Representative. JACQUELINE LAITENEN . . . Jackie. LOIS I .ANDY . . . Lewie.â Red Cross, President; Modem Dance; Lunchroom Hostess, Supervisor; Usher: National Honor Society; Kadimah; Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Staff: Annual Staff; Girl Scouts. RICHARD LANGDON . . . Dick. JEANNE LA QUA . . . Mousie.â Modern Dance. DELORES LARSON . . . Debbie. Choir. JEAN-NINE LARSON . . . Choir: Blue Tri. MARIAN LARSEN . . . Lars. Bank Cashier; Student Council; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Mixlern Dance; Usher. JULIE LAZARZ. DELORES LEBOW . . . Dodo. Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Representative: War Stamp Salesman; Scholastic Representative; National Honor Society; Kadimah, Sergeant-at-Artns. GERTRUDE LF.DER . . . Geta. Modern Dance; Kadimah; Bank Cashier: Study Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess. JACQUELINE LEE . . . Jackie. Viking Club; G.A.A. 49 MELVIN LEIFMAN . . . Md. Band. RICHARD LEINFELDER . . . Dick. Rand; Pep Band CHARLES LENZEN . . . Chuck. CORRINI LESHER . . Choir. ELAINE LEVIN . . . Hall Guard: Modern Dance. CHARLES LIVINGSTON . . . Chuckâ MARTIN LUREN . . . Marty.â Viking Club. VIRGINIA LYONS. HOLLIS MacDONALD . . . Mac.â CARROLL MACKEY. DIANE MANSK . . . Di. Modern Dance; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Usher. CHARLES MARBOE . . . Chuck. Zenith Ili-Y. CHESTER MARSZALEK . . . Chet. Tennis. CONCHA MARTINEZ. ANNETTE MATTESON . . . Little Butch. DONALD MATTSON . . . Don.â National Honor Society; Choir; Acmy Hi-Y, President. MARIAN MATZ . . . âCorkv. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; EUGENE MAY . . . Gene. Primus Hi-Y, Secretaryâ; Viking Club; Band; Orchestra. MARGARET Mc-CORMICK . . . Korn. Scion Hi; Hall Guard; Red Cross Representative; Office Page. GARY Mc-GOWAN . . . Mac. Band; Orchestra: Annual Staff: Pep Band. Class lâiefiire Committee Back row: Merrill Mendenhall, Hollis MacDonald, Dick Silverness, Sherman Orenstein. . . . Middle row: Beverly Hraly, Charlotte Levitt, Lrnore Klein, Alice Mooney. . . . Front row: Delores Seklund, Peggy Stratemeyer, Vivienne Scgall. 50 LAWRENCE McGOWAN . . . Larry.â MARILYN McKENNA . . . McKay.â Scion Hi, Treasurer; Blue Tri: Modern Dance; Office Page. JOANNE MELMIT . . . Jo. Kadimah: Scholastic Represen-tanvc; Modern Dance. GERTRUDE MF.LTZ . . . âGertie. Bank Cashier; Library Page: Jr. Academy of Science. ALLEN MENDENHALL . . . Mendy. Swing Band. MERRILL MENDENHALL . . . Mendy.â DONALD MEUNIER . . . Don. JOYCE MICHAUD. VERONICA MIKOLAJEZYK. DONALD MII.LEON . . . âDon. Band; Swing Band; Orchestra. ALAN MILLER . . . Mike. ESTELLE MILLER . . . Rusty. Library page; War Stamp Salesman; Girl Scouts. Secretary; Kadimah; Study Hall Monitor. PRISCILLA MILLER . . . Red.â Kadimah: Lunch room HoMevs; Modern Dance. SHIRLEY MILLER . . . Red. Band. WANDA MILLER. ROBERT MILTON . . . Bob.â Apparatus. HARRIET MONDSHANE . . . Mar. Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Bank Cashier; Kadimah; Modern Dance. AUCE MOONEY . . . Tootsie. Blue Tri; Hi Ilavcn; G.A.A.; Red Cross Representative; Bank Cashier. HAROLD MORRISON . . . Shorty. Apparatus. EMIL MOSF.S. ('lass Play ami Tifktâ1 rommiftiM Standing: Gerald Olstad, Joan Schwitsky, Bill Kline. Carol Bohanon. . . . Seated: Stanley Szczech, James Kaine. 51 BILL MOTT . . . Casanova. MARIAN MUNDAY . . . Monday. Polaris Page Editor; Annual Stall; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Modern Dance. ANN MYERS . . . Switchboard Operator; Modern Dance; Red Crus . Secretary. KENNETH NEWSTROM . . . Kin. GKORC.IANN NICHOLSON . . . George. Modern Dance; Gun Girl; Norse Club: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; I lomccoming Attendant GEORGENE NIEBERGALL . . . George. Student Council; Silver Tri. IRENE NIMMO . . . Stein. Office Page; Seton Hi: Green House Assistant. ESTHER NOODI.EMAN. JOYCE NORD . . . Joy.â Modern Dance; Annual Salesman; Choir: Silver Tri; National Honor Society. BRUCE NORMANDIN . . . George. Apparatus. JO ANN OâCONNOR . . . Jo. Blue Tri; Seton Hi. President: Cheer I-cader; Modern Dance. JOSEPH OHM AN . . . Joe. VERNON OLSEN . . . Ole. DOROTHY OI.SON . . . Dottic. National Honor Society; Choir; Christian Eel low ship; Moslem Dance. GERALD OLSTAD . . . Jem. Student Council; War Stamp Salesman. SHERMAN ORINSTEIN . . . Sherm. Wrestling; Boxing. RUTH PASSENHEIM . . . Skotty. Modern Dance; Annual Salesman; Hall Guard. BEVERLY PEARSON . . Blondie. LAVERNE PEARSON . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Usher; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Scholastic Representative. PATRICIA PERSONS . . . Pat. Modem Dance; Office Page; Blue Tri; Mi-Haven. GLORIA PETERSON . . . Yi Yi. Blue Tri; Silver Tri. MARVIN PFAFFE . . . PfafT. Band; Orchestra. JOAN PHL1PSIN . . . Jo. GERALDINE POTVIN . . . Willie. Seton Hi; Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Viking Club; Student Council; Library Page. SHIRLEY POULIOT . . . Frcnchy. G.A.A.: Modem Dance; Seton Hi; Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Hi-Haven; Red Cross Representative. JEANNE PROULX . . . Buddy. Modern Dance. AGNES PURN1CK . . . âAggie. Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Viking Club. FRED RADMACHER . . . Apparatus. 52 ROBERT RAKO . . . Bob. Apparatus; Projection Club: Sound Crew. DONALD RLICHEI. . . . Don. Football; Hockey; Baseball; Hi-Haven. BURTON REIN . . . Burr. Apparatus. SYLVIA RESKIN . . . Syl. Library Page; Hank Cashier; Kadimah; Nhwlern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess. DONNA RIDGLEY . . . Hand; Blue Tit. JEANNE RILEY . . . âJeannie. Scholastic Representative; Student Council; (Mice Page; Modern Dance. MARY ANN RIPSIN . . . Rip. Red Cross Representative. MURIEL ROATII . . . Annual Salesman: Red Cross Representative. EVELYN RODRIGUEZ . . . Lynn. Silver Tri. NAOMI ROSE: . . . Notni. Study Hall Monitor: Usher: Modern Dance; Kadimah. ALVERA ROSEN-FIELD . . . Al. Kadimah, Corresjionding Secretary; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess, Supervisor; Girl Scouts; Modern Dance; Study Hall Monitor; LENORE ROSENKER . . . Choir; Modern Dance; Office Page; Blue Tri. HERBERT ROSENTHAL . . . Flip. Golf; Mcnor ah; Wrestling; Skiing; Band. JAQUEUNE ROSEN-THAI. . . . Jackie.â Modern Dance; Red Cross Representative: Pat Polar; Lunchroom Hostess. JEROME ROSSO . . . Jerry. GLORIA ROTENBERG . . . Glory. Kadimah. Vice-President; Study Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess; Silver Tri; Modern Dance; G.A.A. THEODORE ROTHER . . . led. PHYLLIS RUBENSTEIN . . . Phyl. National Honor Society. Lunchroom I lostcss; Hank Cashier; Library Page; Usher: Kadimah, Vice-President; Polaris Page Editor; Annual Stall; Modern Dance. ANNETTE RUDOY . . . âAnnie. Modern Dance: Red Cross Representative. BETTY LOU RUDQUIST . . . Belts.â Chris-tian Fellowship; Blue Tri: Silver Tri. DELORES RUONE . . . Blue Tri. BURNETT A RUPPERT . . . âHemic. Blue Tri; Pat Polar; Hi Haven. LEONARD SADOFF . . . Ltn. Polaris Stall; Tennis BETTY SAHI.IN . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; War Stamp Salesman; Modern Dance; Hi-Haven. DERRICK SAMUELSON . . . âSam. National Honor Society; Track; Cross Country; Choir; Hall Usher; Zenith Hi-Y. ELLNOR SANDBLADE . . . Elly. Viking Club; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A. BETTY SANDBO . . . âSammy. Red Cross Representative. MARVIN SATHER . . . Hi-Haven. 53 JOHN SAXTON . . . âJohnny. CHARMA1NK SCHAEFER . . . Modern Dance. GAYLE SCHEGG . . . Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship; Viking Club. FAY SCHERLING . . . Kodimah. EUGENE SCHLEE . . . Bud. Basketball; Hi-Haven: Annual Salesman; Red Cross Representative. LOIS SCHMIEGE . . . Schmicgc. Band: Pep Band; Blue Tri; Reel Cross Representative; Modern Dance. FRANK SCHNEIDER . . . Zeph. DIANE SCHULLER . . . âDee. Moslem Dance: Choir. HOWARD SCHUSTER . . . Howie. Zenith III Y; National Honor Society; Student Council, President; Class Mascot. JOAN SC1IWITZKY . . . Joe. Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Scholastic Representative. EILEEN SCULLY . . . Twin. KATHLEEN SCULLY . . . Twin. BONNIE SEABERG . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Usher; Modern Dance; Student Council; Homecoming Queen Attendant. DONNA SEE . . Red. Color Guard; Bank Cashier; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess; Blue Tri; Usher; Study Hall Monitor. ROL-LIE SEGAL . . . âRugged. Polaris Stall; Annual Staff; Silver Tri, President; Blue Tri, Secretary; Kadinuh, Secretary; Class Treasurer; National Honor Society, Secretary; Library Page. VIVIENNE SE-GAI.I. . . . Viv. Band: Polaris Staff: National Honor Society; Annual Staff; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Hall Guard; Kadimah; Health Representative. DELORES SEKLUND . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Office Page; Modern Dance; Ill-Haven. JESSE SHAPIRO . . . Jew. Swimming; Mcnorah; Chess Club. MARCIA SHELLEY . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Girl Scouts, President; Usher; Modern Dance; Silver Tri. FRED SICORA . . . Monk. Hockey; Football. ROBERT SIEDE . . . Bob. Football. RICHARD SIEVERT . . . Dick. Choir: Track. RICHARD SILVERNESS . . . Dick. Zenith Hi Y; Hi Haven: Boxing. JUNE SLANEY . . . Ju|u. Blue Tri; Hall Guard; Hi-Haven; Student Council. JOHN SNYDER . . . Johnny. EVELYN SOTAK . . . Evic. Hi-Havcn; Annual Salesman; Health Representative; Pat-Polar. SALLY SPERLING . . . National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess, Supervisor; Kadimah; Polaris Staff: Annual Staff; Library Page; Red Cross, Vice-President; Hall Guard: Debate; Band; Orchestra; Pep Band. RICHARD STEFFENS ... I tick. 54 LOIS STEINKE . . . Louie.â Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. SHIRLEY STILWELL . . . Different.â Modern Dance. JEANNE STRASBURG . . . Suae. Modern Dance; C.A.A.; Scion Hi; Blue Tri; Silver Tri MARGARET STRATEMEYER . . . âPeggy. Red Crow Representative; Modern Dance. GRACE SUTHERLAND . . . Grade. Bat Polar; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Scion Hi; Lunchroom Hostess; Hall Guard; Modern Dance; Study Hall Monitor; Annual Salesman: War Stamp Salesman: Usher. STANLEY SZCZECH . . . Stan. Orchestra: Band; Student Council. President: Football; Boxing: Hi Haven; Primus Hi-Y. JOAN TAYLOR . . . Jo. Mi-Haven: Modern Dance; Seton Hi, Secretary. EDITH TEMPLETON . . . âEdic.â Blue Tri: Hi Hawn; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess. IRVING TESLER . . . âTeddy-Bear. AUDREY THOMAS . . . loots. HOWARD TOLKINEN . . . Howie. Hi Haven; Track. EDWIN TOI.K-KINEN. ALVERNA TRAEGER . . . Al. Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Viking Club; Modern Dance; Seton Hi; Hi Haven; Pat Polar. DARLENE TROUPE . . . Modern Dance; Gun Girl; Red Cross Representative; Silver Tri: Usher; Choir; Blue Tri. NANCY TUP-PF.R . . . Bank Cashier; War Stamp Salesman; Ka-dimah; National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance. BEVERLY UHRICH . . . Health Representative. PHYLLIS ULLOM . . . Phyl. Usher; Seton Hi. President. ARLISS VISTE . . . Arly. Hall Guard: Viking Club. LYLE WAINSTOCK . . . Wain. RLTHLYNN WALSTROM . . . Woof-Woof. Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Blue Tri; Annual Sufi; Polaris Staff; National Honor Society; Library Page; Mi-Haven. HELEN WASSERMANN . . . Wass. MORTON WAX . . . âMorty. Student Council; Menorah; Polaris Page Editor: Usher; Red Cross Representative; Hi Haven. GEORGE WEBSTER. JACK WEEKS . . Student Council: Class President. MARVIN WEINER . . . Marv. Polaris Staff: Debate; Track. NEIL WEINSTEIN . . . âBradley. Menorah: Bank Cashier; Red Cross Representative. SHIRLEY WEISBERG . . . Babe. Choir: Modern Dance. MARVIN WEISMAN . . . Mouse. Boxing, Student Manager; Baseball. Student Manager: Basketball, Student Manager; Football, Student Manager: Hockey, Student Manager. 55 JOAN WEISS . . . âJo.â Scton Hi, Treasurer: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Viking Club: Ili-Havcn. VERNON WENDT . . . Louie.â Mi-Haven: Acmy-Hubs Mi-Y; Student Council. ELIZABETH WEST . . . Betty. Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Red Crow Representative; Scion Hi; Modern Dance. JEAN WESTAI) . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Mi-Haven; Pat Polar; Color Guard. JOYCE WHITE . . . Joy. Ili-Havcn; Blue Tri; Pat Polar; Hall Guard; Modern Dance: Silver Tri. SHIRLEY WICKI.AND . . . Wick. G.A.A. JAMES WILSON . . . Sonny. Christian Fellowship, President. SALLY WOLFE . . . Sal. Color Guard; Red Cross Representative; Annual Salesman. MARIE WOUNSKI . . . Mamie. Viking Club: Blue Tri. WINIFRED WOYKE . . . Winnie. Christian Fellowship, Treasurer. IRENE WRZOS. PATRICIA WUNDERLICH . . . Little Pat. Blue Tri: Reel Cross Representative; Scholastic Representative: Student Council: Lunchrisom Hostess. DONNA YERXA . . . Donna Lou. Blue Tri; Choir; Modern Dance: Student Council: Cheerleader: Homecoming (, ueen. SAMUEL YAROSH . . . Sam.â Mmorah: Football; Boxing: Tennis. CAROL Z1ESKA . . Punkin. Blue Tri; Cheerleader; G.A.A. MARCIA ZIEVE . . . Silver Tri; Kadunah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page: Moslem Dance. JERRY BREEN . . . J. T. RICHARD JOHNSTON . . . Rrsl. Polaris Page Editor; Student Council; Football; Track; Primus Hi-Y. IN MF.MORIAM BONNIE PETERSON ServiÂŤÂ o Pins THREE STAR Esther Bialick Joanne Finkelstein Hynda Gottstein Shelley Kaufman Lois Landy Robert Rako Alvera Rosen held Phyllis Rubenstein Rollie Segal TWO-STAR Dolores Lebow Estelle Miller Gloria Rotenberg Vivienne Segall ONE-STAR Charlotte Aved Ronnie F.rhardt Priscilla Miller Marian Mundav Donna Sec Grace Sutherland Nancy Tupper Marcia Zieve (amor a Sitv 4 raÂŤl nalos IERRY BREEN ROBERT DU LAC ROBERT FROELIG DONALD FROEMMING RICHARD GATES JACKIE JORGENSON CHARLOTTE LEVITT DONNA MARCHAND ROBERT DANIEL MASON JUDITH MAYBERG WILLIAM McLENNON WARNER OLSON RAYMOND PF.TROSKI JACK RASMUSSEN JOHN RINGDAL PA IRICIA SCHOEN JAKOWSKI 56  r(li(krn l.iglif Awards Northern Light Awards arc given to outstanding individuals of the class who do not receive other special commendation. CONSTANCE BODELL Citation: For her silent service to the school, her pleating personality ami her scholastic ability. LOIS LANDY Citation: For her cooftcration ami dependability in her work on the Annual Stall and the Polaris bi-weekly, her pleasing manners and her service to the school. MARY GRUMAN Citatum: For her friendliness to everybody, her outstanding scholastic ability, her work on the Polaris Bi-weekly ami with the National I fonor Society. DONALD MATTSON Citation: For Ins outstanding scholastic ability, his winning personality, and his participation in school activities although at North for only his senior year. MARIAN MUNDAY Citation: For her absolute dependability, her unfailing cooperation in all activities, her loyalty to North High, and her work on the Polaris Bi-weekly and Annual Staffs. ( lass Aloof in : All in favor say aye! Opposed? Familiar to the cars of all seniors arc the above mentioned words which have echoed back and forth many times in the school auditorium as the senior class meetings were held. 57 in no Class Art ivil irs Climaxing the three years at North, there was a whirlwind of activities at the end of the senior year. First came the Class Flay, May 1, to start things rolling. Next was the Banquet held at the Radisson Hotel on May 8. Highlighting the festivities was the Senior Prom, May 29, at the Automobile Club. Dancing to the strains of Bud Strawn's Orchestra was from 9-12 F.M. Senior Day was June 6 with the regular talent program, presentation of the Ideal Boy and Girl, and the handing down of the symbols of office from the âAâ Senior to the B' Senior officers. The day ended with the traditional party sponsored by the future âAâ Senior class. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday, June 8, in our North High Auditorium. The Reverends Hcsla. Mattson, and Kurtz, fathers of three members of the graduating class, were among those participating in the services. Lastly, but most important, diplomas were received on June 12, when, in cap and gown, we marched down the aisle to the stage, and, for the last time as students of North High, sang the Loyalty Song. ''Moonlight for Herbertâ THE CAST (In order ot appearance) BEVERLY Charlotte A veil LILLIAN JOHNSON Faculty Coach MARGARET RAINS Kathryn F.vanv LOIS LANDY Prompter MISS IIEPPLE WHITE Sylvia Rrdtin IOANNE FINK El .STEIN Props MRS. ELLINGTON LEWIS Esther Bialick ROLLIE SEGAL Props FELIX 11EIDLER James Kaine STANLEY SZGZKCH ... Props VINCENT FARNSWORTH, |R. Ronald Barne SHELLEY KAUFMAN Make-up HERBERT . ..... David Hesla MARCIA SHELLY Make-up SIDNEY RAINS . Clifford Jensen DOLORES LEBOW Make-up JULIA ARNOLD Sally Sperling JEAN BRESSERT Harriet Mondshanc VINCENT FARNSWORTH, SR. Richard Silverness MRS TRACY Patsy Fleming MR. TIERNEY .. Ronnie F.rhardt Class l lav Mcx nlight for I lerbert.â a completely delightlul story of Herbert Rains, a seventeen year old bundle of trouble, and his family, friends, anti foes, was presented in the North High auditorium. May I. 58 Auditorium Pro rums 59 306â Mr. Edlund, I2B Top row: II. Allmon, C. Danielson, H. Hurdman, I). Anderson, E. Friday. I'. Kinstock. W. Halier, W. Carlson. . . . Third row: R. Bean, S. Fricddl. S. Fisher, P. Coren. D. Brown, | Boincr, T. Fox. . . . Second row: R. Enghlootn, J. A. Egan, N. Blair, II. Edstrom, B. Borries, B. Dolf, |. Thompson. . . . From row: E. Arolin, I. Sanko, M. Couieau, F. Ackerman, B. Brown. B. Fink, B. Rartosch. 210âMiss Felt, I2B lop row: R. Hodin. M. Gagnon, A. Hoege, I). Gannon. . . . Second row: L. Sedlacck, D. {.arson, S. Pouliot. M. Gregoire, J. Jack. . . . Front row: J. Biorn, D. Gall, J. Lindsey, J. Strasburg, B. Jobes. Homo IKooiiik 311âMr. Larson, I2B Top row: I). Peterson. R. Randall, I). Nelson, S. Pcltz, I), Linntan, L. Osicbee, M. Pedersen. . . . Third row: A. Bromberg. J. Rcznick. S. M.tberg, M. Lockelz, R. Smith, I). Lund. . . Second row: I). Relopcx, J. Oppedahl, B. Molstad. J. Maylterg. G. Matzke, I . M. irchand. I). Burns. . . . Fiont row: G. Wodilu, J. Melmit, V. Meyerson, H. Meland. 216âMr. Jacobi, I2B Top row: R. Winter, C. Koebhngcr, R. Seterson, M. Weisberg, D. Schwappach, W. Robinson, I). Swengston, A. hngbloom, I). Riley. . . . Fourth row: F.. Mclandcr, S. Taradash, I). I irson, R. Smith, |. Shapiro, |. ( arr. T. Stewart. . . . Third row: J. Sainsky, J. Roa, M. Snider, Ix is Wert, M. Rudd, W. Truelson, J. Whalen. . . . Second row; G. Tynan, A. Savitt, F. Seller ling. F . Blocker. S. .ats, S. Wagner. . . . Front row: B. Richter, A. Shink. D. Tounsend. I 12âMrs. Shephard, I2B Top row: R. Early, I). LaRclle, J. Rasmussen, F. Radmacher, R. Brcdcson, M. Campbell, Johnson. . . . Second row: N. Weinstein, P. Harwood, D. Millcon, I. Askanass, H. Bradford, J. Ringdahl. , , . Front row: A. Mooney, J. Riley, D. Beasley, A. M.ittcson. D. Troupe. 3âMr. Christopherson, I IA Top row: S. Schnitzcr, A. Selvala, S. Roitenbcrg, I. Schwartzbach, P. Seamans, J. Foley, R. Sarcnpaa. 0. Roscnbloom. . . . Fourth row: M. Saari, I. Scdransky, E. Segal, J. Rubingcr, M. Sebesta, C. Ryan, C. Rosen, V. Rose. . . . Third row: T. Schultz, R. Sc huek, L. Schlctcr, E. Sampson, G. Sanderson, M. Sarsgjrd, I). Rosso. . . . Second row: V. Ruschotf. M. Seduce, D. Sarcniu, P. Seidcnstnkcr. J. Rudd, C. Savitt. . . . Front row: I). Cell, D. Sainio, M. Seaton, R. Rucker. 215âMiss Lerschen, I2B Top row: R. Kraines, J. Guffan, Y. Kiefer, W. Martin. V. Jones, R. Hoium. . . . Third row: J. Kangas, M. ilallbcrg, B. Gess, N. Kyro, J. Larson, C. Johnson. . . . Second row: B. Kranitsky, S. MofTman, T. Hurwitz, E. Johnson, K. Kopnick. . . . Front row: M. Magnuson, A. Polluck, D. Smith, M. L. Gates, N. Ilaveson. 224âMiss Abbott. 11A Top row: Z. Shrcll, H. Stanch, R. Stone, G. Bley. R. Burgin, S. Silver, S. Starkman, K. Swaiman, R. Burg. . . . Third row: J. Shea, F.. Taylor, N. Swanson, S. Stein, P. Tabachnick, A. Soskin, L. Syrdal. . . . Second row: L. Shephard, F. Steinhagen, C. Sherman, M. Steinkc, A. Shurc, S. Sborov, D. Tcitdbaum. . . . Front row: A. Stone, M. Singer, S. Shussin, J. Stone, B. Talley, R. Sundberg. 208âMr. Conover, 11A Top row: R. Lindsholm, V. Miller, W. Torp, S. Rockier, C. Zier hut, A. Muscovite, C. Hansen, L. Bulla . . . Third row: W. Ran tlall, F. York, B. M. Johnson. j. Matson, L. Hansen, J. Hartung A. I.illeho, R. Peterson. . . . Second row: V. St a nock, P. I.indala S. Johnson, J. Walaszek, B. Klatke. II. Obon. . . . Front row: I). M Kopveiler, J. Heath, M. HodrofT, A. Dubkc, M. Corden. 217âMr. Fetaer, 11A Top row: G. Blackbird, I.. Rome, T. Bloom, W. Bliss, D. Berg, B. Brctz, W. Beckstrom. . . . Third row: G. Davis, II. Berg, G. Berman, P. Cassidy, E. Bulick, I). Gates. . . . Second row: B. Brenner, E. Bellman, M. A. Brest, M. Boyd, M. Bursicin. . . . Front row: B. Beers, K. Berman. M. Briggs, D. Pierson. |. Becker. 109âMiss Crittenden, I IA Top row: S. Beck, R. Bearman, T. Anderson, M. Badmer, J. Agncw, R. Atlas, R. Balfour, G. Barnes. . . . Third row: W. Anderson. R. Allard, T. Smith. M. Aronsohn, K. Bartlett. F. Barthcl, M. Bank. . . . Second row: J. Atwater, B. Adamson, D. Luther, J. Audette, J. Anderson, J. Askanass, J. Allison. . . . Front row: J. Andrews, C. Basil, D. Beast root. I). Beck, D. Banwcll, V. Abromo-vitz. 206âMr. Johnson, I IA Top row: R. Shopck, II. Stanoch, A. Nelson, M. Nordbcrg, R Norman, A. Nygaard, II. Nord, C. Paulzinc. . . . Fourth row: L . Gillquist, N. Ottcson, J. Nunn, C. O'Brien. P. O'Connell, J. Odcgard, A. Orman, E. Palmer. . . . Third row: D. Nordahl, P. NaumofT, P. Olson. J. Malm, A. Killeen, J. Swenson. . . . Second row: M. G. Olson, E. Swanson. H. Nussbaum, D. Esterkyn. . . . Front row: M. Olson, A. Noodclman, I). Olson, B. Nelson. 21 IâMiss Knutson, I IA Top row: E. Lidilcn, G. Eastman. R Erickson, R. Dietz, H. Epstein. D. Dye, D. Ersbo, A. Eindgrcn. . . . Third row: W. Ellison. N. Evidon, A. Graezyk, R. Felton, C. Kggert, II. Lieber-man, R. Conlin, E. Eshdman. . . . Second row: M. Brennan, P. Downing, A. Engle, V. Grave, |. Driscoll, J. Engquist, M. Draxten, R. Elftman, B. Findcll. . . . Front row: B. Estcrly, E. IVsIm, S. Elserlc, |. Dc Noon, R. Doherty, |. Engel son, E. Ewert. 108âMrs. Pierce, 11A Top row: C. Chapman, R. Carlson. D. Charon, M. Hoff. E. Ivens, |. Crowley, M. Chazin. H. Chiat. G. Gustafson. . . . Third row: M. Charncy, I . Campbell, J. Craddock, P. Cassidy, M. A. Rack-mann, C. Chclstrom, B. Carney, M. Callan, M. Craddock. . . . Second row: B. Connor, M, Chapman, B. Cowan, D. Clark, V. Dalluge. R. Catcher, J. Burt, V. Center. J. Cook. . . . Front row: I. Cojse, P. Burstcin, B. Chodos, M. Noodleman, M. L. Campbell, B. Chazankin. I 13âMr. Perrin, I IA Top row; C. l.idherg, A. Robinson, L. Raymond, S. Rap| oport, A. Roiwlair, G. Pierson, B. Pickering, S. Rein. . . . Third row; R. Rdopez, D. Funk. B. Rackner, Politer, E. Quiring, C. Rcifel, IE Rochlin, D. Roisum. . . . Second row: M. Proulx, B. Riel, M. Quirk, G. Worwa, R. M. Robideau, B. Richman, I). Plowman, O. Raise. . . . Front row: I. Rice, M. Reuter, R. Rappaport, K. Raun, C. Quinn. J. Raisicr. 307âMiss Shannon, I IA Top row: G. Mitchell, T. Margulit, D. Morin, |. Ball, J. Konkol, R. McAllister, F. McQuiston, D. Alch. . . . Third row: D. Lund, M. Mold, M. Hayes, E. Mueller, D. Lilja, D. Togstad, A. Lind. . . . Second row: B. Mackcow, P. Moore, M. I-ivon, L. Grcb, L. McKenna, S. Mattson. . . . Front row: M. Mackenzie, S. Millun-chick, C. Merkel, I. Miller. A. Mack. I I IâMiss Sherman, I IA Top row: L. Fruit, II. Fishman, G. Garbina, S. Gleekel, D. Goldstein. A. Fishbein, G. Flynn, H. Goldstein. . . . Fourth row: I . Gannon, P. Peterson, I). Fournier, I). Strandmark, I). Nicholas, R. Flemming, R. Moran, G. Fishman. . ⢠. Third row: A. Fishman, A. Cioldman, M. Goldberg, II. Caret?., f. Glynn, M. Goodman, P. Garfield. A. Fritsche. . . . Second row: B. Fries, R. Frailich, J. Furst, G. Goldfein, S. Gifts, S. Goldstein, I). Doty, B. Gordon. . . . Front row: S. Gates, V. Gclb, P. Gardner, I). Gebro, Y. Gotidy. 319âMiss Thorpe, I IA Top row: Ci. Lapidcs, R. Knutson, V. Ijwson, W. Krantz, |. Casey, N. Levin, P. Levin, R Latz, f. Krenzcn. . . . Third row: R. Krishef, M. Letofsky, J. Ixaf, L. I_arpcntrur. D. Kunin, J. Kohin. I . Ixrnor. . . . Second row: R. Devhtcr, D. Sutherland, S. Kramer, V. Eden, C. Kricg, P. Kobe, L. Kumm, B. Ixrncr. . . . Front row: S. Brie re, I). Laucrmann, P. Ixwis, D. Larson, S. Lau tcrhach. D. Langum. 313âMiss Sims, 11A Top row: V. Hoyt, J. Somers, K. McKinney, T. Thole, R. Griffith. . . . Third row: R. Johnson, S. Idclkope, A. Iscnbcrg, S. Johnsrud, G. Kaiser, L. Zinberg, S. Kaplan. . . . Second row: l . Kangas, I_i V, Howard, V. House, B. Kempcnich, E. Hyk, A. Isker, D. John-son. . . . Front row: II. Kaplan, B. (i. Fohnson, P. Huss, D. Jensen, S. I lorn. B. Lcnihan. 326âMr. Spaulding, I IA Top row: K. Wccstrand, D. Jongquist, I. Waller, D. Vincent, M. Toles, P. Dooher, J. Erickson, A. Berg. . . . Fourth row: L. Wasstrman, A. Zelickson, M. Toles, M. Wilkins, M. J. Winking, B. Voight. Q. Torgenon, H. Titncr. . . . Third row: P. Dean, P. West, P. King, S. Wittels, M. Wuollct, L. Tyczmki, P. Thyler, E. Woo l. . . . Second row: R. Winkler, M. Walker, S. Trcstnun, J. Turgeon, M. Adams, P. Torsch, M. Waldcr. . . . F'ront row: E. Wentworth. B. Volkert, D. Thurman, H. Walsh. 327AâMiss Seihl. 11A Top row: W. 1 ijuxr, A. Swanson, NV. Pctron, J. Gulton, M. I [oilman. R. Gruhlkc, I. Guttman. . . . Second row: B. Bakkcn, M. Gurov it . R. Holschcr, II. Harris, B. Pcsck, E. Hollister, K. Herman. . . . Front row: I). Hanson, I). Hirth, M. Harrick, K. Greulich, J. Goldman, N. Ilodgins. 305âMiss Davidson, I IB Top row: I . Kundquist, J. Me Broom, N. Norman, H. Langums, B. Sabo, R. Mankoff. D. Sizer, |. Nelson, I). Wood. . . . Fourth row: F Vennewitz, J. Wagner, R. Rochcford, D. l.undquist, E. Truppman, B. Weisberg, I). Turovh, P. Roitenherg. . . . Third row: L. Liihlgrcn. M. Newman, E. Masnek, J. Alexander, B. Schraibcr, G. WahWtrom, B. Woodrutf, Mcridyk. A. Rooney. . . . Sccoml row: B. Alch, M. I.. Decker, S. Singer, T. Rotman, M. Noodle-man. I. Phimcstcr. . . . Front row: B. Mendenhall, P. N'ukcr, M. Sanborn, D. Zirska. 315âMiss NygaardâI IB Top row: I). Engelbert, D. Kost, R. Chadcrchon, D. Jorgenson, I). Hammer, I). Klinkcr, W. Abell, S. Channen. R. Bernu. . . . Third row: M. Kramer, N. Korcngold, E. Hunt, D. Erickson, M. Bach, I. Kucstcr, R. Brown, R. Benford. . . . Sccoml row: S. Charon, I.. Kobin, R. Kaufman, B. Gall, M. Chreiman, A. Garcia. . . . Front row: II. Goldhlatt, II. Mtchlin, I.. Elliott. S. Groll. 106âMrs. Adams, I0A Top row: H. Adler. D, Bel .cr, L. Bank, K. Aunc, I.. Bass, D. Beal, R. Bealien, W. Arntson, D. Anderson. . . . Fourth row: S. Bessler. R. Ansel, M. Benson, J. Anderson, J. Bernhardt, R. Ackley, T. Benowitz, R. Beauchavc. . . . Third row: D. Anderson, V. Berne-son. E. Anderson, D. Augc, M. Bales, P. Bcckiicld. . . . Second row: N. Alpert, B. Banks, A. Anderson. L. Bibeau, B. Berg. . . . Front row: II. Balick. T. Berg, S. Anderson. 120âMiss Drum, I0A Top row: B. Gittloon, K. Glazcr, M. Fruchtman, B. Fruchtman, B. Goldfein, C. France, |. Gillespie. . . . Fourth row: E. Gclschus, M. Golub, l . Gelfcn. R. Wachsmuth, R. Fordo, M. Gagne, M. Fox. . . . Third row: E. Gchlcr, M. Golden, Y. Fry, I.. Goldenburg, S. Forrest, M. Gat ., M. Paulson. . . . Second row: J. Prodding, S. Getzkin, B. Gacck, C. Giesc, E. Gilbcri. . . . Front row: G. (kilt man, N. Gomez, I). Friedman, H. Fredrick. 204âMiss Gould, I0A Top row: E. Heinonen, M. IVx sr, K. Mendel, G. Meek, 1.. lenscn, F. Medin. . . . Third row: J. Ivers, M. Jobes. L. Holmberg, P. Merbert, M. Hettlc, C. Millman. . . . Second row: S. Mirth, B. Jacob n, I . Milden, J. Jacques. G. Hughes, C. Inkala. . . . Front row: S. Jacobs, I). Molmbcrg, I), Haskvitz, M. Tiuh. 203âMrs. Etscheid, I0A Top row: R. Smith, I). Snapko, J. Stone, I.. Sussman. L. Steele, M. Specter, B. Silverman. R. Spaulding. . . . Fourth row: R. Smith, M. Sundholm, G. Stenberg, |. Stratemeyer, R. Smith, M. Silverman, C. Stahl. . . . Third row: J. Smith. S. Slinmger, J. Spillcrs, I. Stockburgrr, G. Johnson, B. Succ. J. Streed. . . . Second row: D. Sura, M. Smith, S. Stein, F. Butwin, G. Strauss, L. Star-mack. . . . Front row: P. Stillman. S. Stein. M. Stonclake. P. Smith, C. Silverman. 227âMiss Horsch, I0A Top row: V. Klein, D. Kelley, J. Kahn. . . . Fourth row: I . Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Kcllccn, M. Johnson. R. Johnson, J. Klein, P. Ken ham. . . . Third row: M. Johnson. I). Kat man. R. Kaufman, M. lohnson, M. Kahn, G. Kittock, C. Kauter. . . . Second row: S. Kahn, M. Johnson, C. Kecch, M. Karlin, Vâ. Kedrowske. . . . Front row: B. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Kaplan. R. Katz. 104âMr. Jensen, I0A â˘fop row: M. Langum, R. Lazcnnc. R. Larson, I). Kricr, l Kopnick, B. Kricttman, 1. latbovitch, L. Ladd. . . . Fourth row: K. Kunin, l . Johnson, R. Kolkiiul, K. Koenig, Cl. Larson, A. Kronun. D. Krone, |. Knowles, B. Kronick. . . . Third row: I . Larson, V. Knott, L. l-insing. J. Anderson, C. Kormantk, I. Klym, M. Cosgrove. . . . Second row: J. KlifTcr, M. Kronun, (i, Larson, IX Konur, J. Laskowski. . . . Front row: I). Kranitsky, D. Klcinbaum, C. Knight, B. Kubis. 322âMiss Hagen, 10A Top row: l . Pederson, D. Posclcy, C. Pctcr  n, I. Pcntel, P. Nicscn, R. Pclto, I). Proctor, R. Barnette. . . . Third row: E. Piilola, D, Pc sis, R. Pclto, R. Pictilaincn, R. Peterson, ]. PtocU, R. Peterson. . . . Second row: C. Quackcnbush, B. Pettis, M. Peterson, C. Peterson. M. Pischkc, J. Potter. . . . Front row: A. Peterson, C. Rtunner, D. Quarn, J. Potvin, T. Podany. 201âMiss Johnson, I0A Top row: H. Shure, S. Shragowitz, A. Shinder, B. Seim, R. Sig-iridson, J. Sheaver, Y. Sherman, Ci. Schmtdt. . . . Third row: L. Schwartz, M. Schneider, E. Schcchtcr, E. Shcllenharger, B. Schocn. C. Siam, B. Schwartz, A. Scharber.. . . Second row: A. Sherman, Shore, L . Schlcc, S. Silver, B. Seamans, R. Schlcssinger, ). Sil-gjord. . . . Front row: B. L. Schuck, A. Schmidt. M. Sicora, ). Schmidt, L. Scherer. 121âMiss KreHing, 10A Top row: J. Matson, F.. Marcus, J. Martin, 1. McClixh, 11. Ixvin, I. Link, D. Luce, H. Manthey, I). Levy. . . . Fourth row: J. McCormack, R. Lind, S. Locken, L LiUebo, B. Mortenson, A. Lund-quist, R. Lee, R. Lundmark. . . . Third row: 1. Leverson, 1 . Manthey, F. Lurie, L. Lunkc, B. Lyse, F.. Levinson, C. Ueberman. . . . Second row: B. Lies, R. Lyons, D. 1-iVasscur, R. l mV.r, B. J. Stiles, A. Lund. . . . Front tow: j. Low, F. Mavlow, B. McCormick. I 19âMiss Madigan, IOA Top row: J. Egan, R. Erickson, J. Dryer, J. Farnham, R. Ennis. W. Driscoll. . . . Third row: |. Dzandzara, L. Thcis, S. F.lman, G. Fink, R. Fodsiad, R. Fink. . . . Second row: S. Fisher, B. Ficklin, II. Duffy, Nl. Fleming, P. Delaney. . . . Front row: J. I cj3rlaiv, L Erickson, M. Elofson. N. Erlandton. 324âMiss Quello, IOA I'op row: D. NVanderscc, D. Weisner, L. Redly, D. Zctterwall, S. Heller, J. Vozoff, White, M. Tanaka. . . . Fourth row: J. Wild, J. Wolfe, S. Walzef, |. White. V. Rogers, D. Schwartz, H. Williams, P. Wclshingcr. . . . Third row: P. Wodarck, J. Weeks, E. Zenanko. S. Webber, M. Wedikind, P. Wood. . . . Second row: V. Williams M. Weinberger, M. Wuollct, B. Larson, C. Yamamoto, A. Weinaad. . . . Front row: E. Weiner, L Weinstein, L. Wieseke. 207âMr. Kronzer, IOA Top row: T. Burlingame, R. Nelson, R. Hchling, J. DeCourcy, R. I authain, G. Carlsen, H. Nicfeld, R. Nelson. . . . Third row: P. Lindquist, C. Chase, P. Witezek, J. A. Erickson, L. Neumann, C. Stcinkc. . . . Second row: L. Nordstrom, B. James, A. Neumann, I. Lindbloom, B. McKay, H. Nordahl. . . . Front row: G. Gustafson, E. Jarvis, J. Nolting. L. Scharmer. 202âMiss Mandler, IOA Top row: R. Rover, B. Rutman. K. Reed, |. Rudolph. R. Rasmussen, J. Rainbolt, R. Renner. P. Rosen. . . . Third row: T. Ralkc, S. Rotenberg. J. Rice. I). Roufs. D. Rusinko. E. Sarenpa. . . . Second row: C. Robinson, L. D. LaValle, M. Roisum, G. Rosenker, A. Rappaport. . . . Front row: L. Rassicr, I). Rabc. P. Rosen. 321âMiss Read, IOA Top row: R. Rascop, D. Nelson, L. Nelson, J. Mclin, |. Brisk)â, L. Mims, R. Nelson. J. Meland. . . . Fourth row: W. Miller, M. Miller, B. Naused, V. Myers. D. Mclas, J. Miller, G. Nelson. . . . Third row: V'. Mueller, M. S. Miller, G. Michels, S. Meyers, J. Morns, |. Nelson, M. Milbcrt. . . . Second row: B. McKay, M. Milner, E. Menkov, B. Nelson, |. Moline, M. Miller. . . . Front row . . . B. Morris, L. Metaxe , A. Melt . B. A. Merritt. 312âMiss Seder, IOA Top row: R. Gustafson, I), liainlm, I). Grannmg, B. Harris. F. Gordon. A. Robbins, G. Hammarstedt. Q. Goodrich. . . . Second row: A. Graack, M. Hartung, R- Goodman. R. Barker. S. Hanson, I). Hanson. . . . Front row: A. Gruenhagen, L. Grouse, M Gothicr, E. Gubman, S. Grossman, S. Hanson. 2âMr. Skaurud, IOA Top row: R. Peterson, K. Benson. J. I.idberg, R. Torp, W. Eakman, |. Fuller. R. Hohenstcin, I.. Ohr. . . . Third row: L. Knott, I). Chilstrom, I.. Pohtilla, J. Neibaucr, B. Silverman, G. Long, A. Minsky. . . . Second row: D. Green, M. Snyder, B. Rhoades, R. Plash, M. Degen. C. Anderson. D. Nielson. . . . Front row: A. L. Carlson. M. L. Ikeringer, I), (roodrich, B. Silverman, M. Sarcll, G. Porter. SâMr. Smart, IOA Top row: L. Crosby, K. Chrysler. L. Cohan, R. Creighton. C. Cloutier, I). Davis, R. Colebank, R. Danielson. . . . Third row: R. Dalluge, R. Carter, R. Dccluinc, C. Cullman. R. Crandall, R. Coopernun, J. Davis. . . . Second row: I). Davis, D. Cassidy, B. Darth. R. Dalkin, J. Dalrymple, V. Cruikshank, A. Christenson. . . . Front row: J. Cooper, M. Chapman, A. Ceballos, D. CufT, R. Chavalier, M. Dahl, S. Charncy. 129âMiss Swanson, I0A Top row: L. Torcll, R. Van Auken, R. Trombley, J. Szcxcck, N. Mrsich, K. Vonzel, I. That, B. L. Tilio. . . . Second row: M. E. Swenten, I. Townsend, |. Trowbridge, R. Thorton, C. Solberg, R. Trieschmann, R. Fredeen, R. Vcillcux. . . . Front row: I. Verdick, B. Vigoren. S. Swerdliek, B. Thompson, M. Jackson, C. A. Gustafson, M. Tutila, G. Tanchin. 205âMr, Treglawny, I0A Top row: R. Norland, G. Pearson. I). Peek, J. Preus. A. Orman, H. Olsen, 1 . Nygaard. . . . Third row: J. Ohioan, M. Page!, N. O'Donnell, II. Osqimi, F.. Paskofl, R. Norrdin, M. Weiner. . . . Second row: J. Orgen, L. Patrick, J. Pavey, |. A. Note, S. Palm-quist, L. Olson, M. Parry. . . . Front row: K. Norman, J. Olsen, G. Opsahl. S. Ostrosiak, B. Olson, E. Olsen. 223âMr. Tenney, I0A Top row: J. Bird, R. Bruh)cil, R. Brown. C. Birk. D. Callaway. . . . Second row: S. Bio, M. Blanchette. P. Cameron. M. Brown, N. Boggs, W. Bruncau. , . . Front row: D. Block. L. Blactlet, N. Ilohlman, B. Bugge, B. Butler. For the more ambitious. A well spent moment. Must we all study? Study hall essentials. It must be spring. Never say die. 71 Abeâs a popular guy. Chow line. SPORTS 74 4 riri liianls Top row: J. Griffith, R. Erickson, R. Denny, R. Siede, R. Early, I). Uolmger, L. Ilendrickson, I). Schwappach, D. Limi-man, R. lolmvon, I). Riley, 8. Epstein, I. Schwart hach. . . . Fourth row: |. Kady, R. Balfour. S. Yarosh, T. Golden, W. Carlson, D. Swengston. |. Gilbert, L. Bonnie, M. Hoff. R. Erlurdt. I . Levin. . . . Third row: D. Goldstein, S. S .czech. |. Reichel, J. Maas, R. Herman, S. (deckel, G. Kaiser. |. Martin, F. Harwood. . . . Second row: |. Anderson, Student Manager; II, Kaufman, M. Toles, J. Krenzen, Z. Shrcll. . . . Front row: L. Burnett, Line Coach; C. Larsen, Hackticld Coach; K. Spaulding. Equipment Manager; R. Johnson, Head Coach: W. Robin son, Captain; N. F.vidon, S. Roitenberg. F.. Bialick. Season's i ÂŤrolio North 6 Central 2-1 North 18 Vocational 6 North 0 South 19 North 6 West 27 North 6 . . Edison 14 North 13 . Roosevelt 33 North 0 Marshall 19 North looked forward to a promising football season in I94( under the coaching of Rube Johnson, but hard luck dogged the Polars throughout the year. Before the Central game, the hack field punch, Quido Marianni, was declared ineligible. From there on things went from had to worse with injuries taking their toll. In their first four games, the Polars fought their opponents on even terms in the first half, hut several second half rallies gave the Polars one victory against three setbacks by their opponents. The fifth game against Edison found the Polars outplaying the Tommies, hut bad breaks gave the Northeast boys a 14 to 6 victory. Things were no better in the next two games. Roosevelt and Porky Hjerken spoiled the Polarsâ I lomccoming to the tunc of 34 to I 3. In the last game, played in a sea of mud, Marshall broke a nothing to nothing tic at the half to score three times in the second half. The outstanding player of the season was Joe 1 Icndrick-son. Joe specialized in catching passes which seemed nearly impossible to get. In recognition of his abilities Joe was awarded a berth on the Star Journal-Tribune All-City Football team. Captain Wayne Robinson is deserving of special credit for the fine performance he turned in both at center and full-hack, despite the handicap of a bruised hip. (Jerry (Jlcckcl developed into a splendid passer from his full-hack position. His aerials to I lendrickson sparked the Polarsâ offense. Rilcv, playing his first year of football, showed great promise, and Bolingcr gave the fans many a thrill as he broke into sweeping end runs. 75 76 9 First row: M. Weisman, Student Managci; D. Swenguon, J. Blazck, W. Robinson, W. Him, K. Sclilce, S. Peltz, [). Nelson, Z. Shrcll. Student Manager. . . . Second row: |. (olbcrt, II. Fiddxtn, E. Williams, C. Kylloncn, I), landman, R. Denny, S. Epstein, P. lx in, f. Kobin, ). )acnbi, (!oach. Sliooling Stars North's basketball team was the victim of some unfortunate luck ending the season in a deadlock for fourth place with Central. The Polars, however, won the ensuing play-ofT with the Pioneers. Failure to convert charity tosses at opportune times was greatly responsible for the three defeats suffered by the Polars, but five victories enabled them to capture the high position in the standings. FLASH! In the District 17 tournament. North thumped Washburn 44-35 to gain a championship berth along with Marshall. The Polars found the Cardinals a bit too strong, however, and were defeated 35-28. North 2 Rcxne eh 32 North 31 South 29 North 32 Vocational 22 North 42 Henry 37 North 49 Southwest 37 North 39 Marshall 42 North 34 West 26 North 31 Washburn 34 Bad goes Up lor one of hi fancier shot . The odd arc 3-1 against Don Nelson as he tries lo block a South manâ  hot. 77 Top row: I . Grucsncr, I). I .a licrllc, II. Rosenthal. . . . Third row: B. Benford, R. MankofL Two grunt and groanâ vt lÂŤ at work in a . . . Second row: B. Knutson. J. Rudolph, S. Orenstem. . . . Front row: I. Ssvartzhach. R dual meet between North and Washburn. On the F.rsbo, R. Pickering, E. Marcus. top ⢠our own Don La Belle. 3laif mÂŤkii North did not have a very profitable wrestling season, participating in four meets and losing all of them. Outstanding wrestlers were Don âTubbyâ La Belle and ferry Rudolph. Tubby garnered most of the points for North, and Jerry Rudolph, sophomore, placed third in the city meet. Iloxing Boxing gained a place in the heart of North sport-fans in a big way as some of the best fistic action in years took place in the annual tournament. This year the coveted Eddclson Trophy, given to the athlete who has contributed the most to boxing at North, was awarded to Danny Gates. Winners in their respective weight divisions were: I Icavywcight Don Riles Light Heavy Rabbit Brasscur Middleweight lack Krenzen Welter, Sr. Howie Schuster Welter 1 lowie Brorn IjÂŤht I.en Steele Feather, Sr. Tom Consvay Feather Ted Smith Bantam Ricardo Rclopcz Fly. Sr . Jerry Trosvbridge Fly Alsin Karlinski The tights were refereed by I-loyd Peterson. Ixft to right: V. Wallen, J. Mill. S. Yarosh. S. Zak. R. Randall, D. Gates K. McKinnc), I. Krenzen, A. l)cCour, I). Riley, M. Weis man. Student Manager; O. Bartlett, Coach; W. Robinson, T. Golden, I . I.indman, I). Leach, I). Gates, D. Banner, D. Davis G. Kaiser, S. Szczcch, B. Benford. 78 Everett Hollister walk off with one of hi Hack row: L. l on% T. I fettle, R. Ilehling, J. I c Courcy. L. Ncl on, R. fakow ki. . . . many victories. Front row: J. Ody, W. Randall, G. Krone, F.. Hollister, B. Lumlcy. S|MKâlly SlIOWIIION With the number of meets held at a minimum because of lack of snow, the ski team didn't really get a chance to show their wares. Even so. the Polars lived up to their namesake by proving how adept they were on the snow-in the few meets held. Iâolar llares The tankmen ended the season in a tic for second place with a 6-1 record. They won their first six dual meets but lost their last to Marshall. In the city meet the Polars fell down somewhat as they could only cop sixth place. I lopes arc high for next year as this yearâs team is made up of all juniors and sophs. I. Clive Cleary coached the team through a successful season. 79 SCOREBOX North 46 South 29 North 54 Henry 21 North 51 Vocational 20 North 47 Roosevelt 28 North 52 Washburn 23 North 28 Marshall 47 Wally Beckvtroin lakes off. Ilookev The 1947 hockey season started otT in a dismal way as the Polars lost their first two games 5-1 and 2-1 to Wash-bum and Roosevelt, respectively. It was in their third game that the Polars broke their losing jinx, hut still victory was not theirs. It was a 4-4 tic with Vocational. Then the Polars went to town with a 5-0 win over Central with Jerry Maas getting three goals. Next it was 7-0 over Edison, and Maas got another three goals. In their next two games, the last of the season, the Polars split even. They fell to I lenry 5-3 and dropped South 2-1. Final record for the seasonâthree wins, three losses, and one tic for .500. IBnIhovs O' Veteran Tom Kennedy for the first time in twenty-four years did not coach North's baseball team. James Trcglawny this year was at the head, and true to tradition, gave North a fine baseball team. Backed by the baiting of Wayne Robinson, Sam Iâcltz, and Stan Silvcts, the fielding of Joe Hendrickson, Denny Swengston, and Jerry Maas, and the pitching of Bill Hoyt and Wes Carlson, North pulled through the season in good shape. Iirit row: A. Chmtophcrson, Coach. S. Kpstem, M. Wciiman, Left to right: W. Carlson, W. Hoyt, M. Tolcs, V. Martin. J. Student Manager, S. Silvers. . . . Second row: W. Robinson, J. Krrnzcn, J. Rachel. Maas, D. Swengston. S. Pelt . 80 Morty before the drive l iiI Is nml Pullers Carl Larsonâs golf team suffered considerably from January graduation with Jim Streitz, Bruce Ivey, and Jerry Knolxm leaving golf circles. This spring the responsibility of a good year in golf rested mostly on Morty Bank, junior division winner of the Hole in-one contest, and Don Nelson. Racketeers Midterm graduation deprived North of its Northwest Tennis Champion. I:,sser Shragowitz, but Carl Larson still had some excellent racket swingers in Harold Kaiser, Chet Marzulek. and Don Charon. In fact, the whole team was good, and had reason to look forward to a promising season. First row: S. Margolin, E. Shragowitz: Second row: D. Charon. H. Kaiser. A. Trangle First row: J. Streitz. B. Ivey, M. Bank, V. Kamlall, C. Chapman. . . . Second row: J. Knolscn, 11 Rosenthal, B. ('hclstrom, D. Nelson, C. I.arson, Coach. A Champ 81 Top Row: L. Burnett, Quell, H. Adler, W. Shipstrad, S. Roitenberg, V.. Sltrdl. . . . Second Row: C. Hdlman, L. Susrnan, M. Spec tor, K. McKinney, II. langumt, L. Bonnie, R. F.rhardt, K. Williams R. Pickering, G. Pcarwn. . . . Front row: R. Anderson, R. Barnes. I.. Steele, T. BI m iii, B. Torp, B. Bolinger, l . Riley, I. Lichtcn, A. Gracyzek, H. Tolkinen, R. Ersbo. I'olar FtmiHs Led by Hill Torp who captured first place, North pulled into fourth position in the city cross-country meet during the fall. Spring found the lx ys just as good as they won their share of dual and triangular meets. lllM l4kIH4kll As usual the Polar apparatus team had a successful season under Coach Louis Burnett. In the city gym meet, the Northmen took first in the âD class, along with second places in both the âBâ and âCâ classes. The team continued their brilliant performances and captured the state and northwest championships. Top row: I. Sidransky, M. Johnson, M. 1-okctz, E. I lollis-tcr, R. Rako, W. Chchtrom, R. Pickering, I.. Bulbs, R, Felton, R. Trombly, T. Cclxilas. . . . Second row: W. Row, 1 . Abraham, M. Bobgan, R Milton, L. Burnett, Coach, I. Swartzbach, H. Kaiser, W. Bcckstrom,'W. Randall, R. Roisum. . . . Front row: C. Pauow, Y. Kiefer, II. Morrison, I). Hakarincn, T. Vcillcux, R. Krsbo, ||. Bradford, A. DeCosse. 82 Senior gait doing their bi-weekly dozen fairls IpVIII Few girls will ever play on a professional basketball or baseball team, yet every able-bodied girl should learn these games well enough to enjoy watching them or playing them with her friends. It may look like the easiest thing in the world to toss the ball into the basket, or to make a homer by hitting the baseball over the fence, but wait until you try it. Sports round out the girls' personalities by teaching them cooperation, leadership, friendliness, and fair play. Under the direction of F.lsic Lang, the girls play such other games as volleyball and spccdball, and keep their figures trim with well-planned calisthenics. (p. A. A. Com|K scd of sports-minded girls, the G.A.A. offers intramural competition games and individual activities which qualify the girls for letters and emblems. Two of the popular after-school activities arc bowling and basketball. Aiming for a strike is Mary Brown with a little coaching from Jeanette Johnson. Jackie Lee and Janice Darth reach high for a toss-up by instructor Elsie l ang while Agnes Bobgan waits for action. 83 Modern Dhimm . position of some of Northâs I,-, Minx,ih. This descril . ÂŤh.â c |Ki demonstrated by Modern Dance greats. A backta . _ , . ÂŤ... West, while Darlene 1 roup. Annette Rudoy and Ehxabcth .. - inÂŤl Naomi liavcson illustrate Joanne Finkclstetn. Irma kauppi. 30 a leg extension. Modern Dance, released from the tradition and style of the classic ballet, took root in North 1 ligh twelve years ago. Martha Graham, Delores Humphrey, and Charles Weid-man arc some of the well-known names in the nation-wide dance world. Dolores Beasley, Lois Landy, Rose Babcock, Irma Kauppi, Jean Strasburg, Elizabeth West, Ruth Passen-heim, Donna Yerxa, Annette Rudoy, Alvcra Roscnficld, lulia Peterson, Dolores Sarcll. Ruthlynn Walstrom, Gloria DeMars, Kathryn Evans, Naomi Rose, and |canne LaQua arc some of the outstanding girls of North's dance world. The dance class gives the girls the opportunity to express their emotions by body movement ami at the same time to develop poise, grace, and muscle control. While most of the Dance students will never sec their names in lights, they will always remember the fun and enjoyment they received from working with each other and their instructor. Esther I laveson. âCities Around the World was the theme of the annual dance program presented April 17 in the auditorium. Repeat performances were given at Marshall High School and the Nicollet Hotel before the Central District of the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Dances typify the paces of life as set by songs as St. lamis Blues. Warsaw Concerto, Tales of the Vienna Woods, Malagucna, Brazil. and I he Polovctsian Dances. Carol Johnson provided the piano accompaniment. Solo figures: K. Babcock and D. Beasley. . . . Back row: F.. Miller, B. Bartosch, J. Taylor, B. Mealy, S. Mason. V. Clinton. A. Traeger, D. Yerxa, F.. Snyder. . . . Front row: N. Row, A. Rosen field, J. Peterson, I). Sarcll. J. Strasburg, C. Avctl, S. Kaufman, B. Jensen. . . . Demonstrating a side fall: L. I indy, P. Persons C. Matson. 84 riHMM'ill SÂŤM f ioil Up and ai it arc Polar cheerleader Myra Chapman, Carol Zioka, Kieth From the playersâ view, Kaufman, Donna Yerxa, and Alice I kcr. orlli High Loyally Song; Weâre loyal to you. North Side High. Well wear white and blue, North Side High. Weâll back you to stand âgainst the l cst in the land For we know you will stand, North Side I ligh, Rah! Rah! So follow that ball, North Side High. Go crashing ahead, North Side High. Our team is our famed protector. On, boys, for we expect a victory from you. North Side I ligh. Come on and raise that flag to which weâll Ik true. Come on and light for North, weâre fighting for you. I fere we pledge our hearts and hands to Dear old North Side High. Rah! STUTTER YELL PâPâP-O-L AâAâA-R-S POL A-R-S Yea, Polars! BABY HELEN Weâve got a school Weâve got a yell We've got a team that fights like 1 lelenâs in the high chair Who put her there? Ma? Pa? Zis-Boom-Bah! North Side High School Rah! Rah! Rah! WALLA KA-ZOO Walla Ka-Zoo Ka-Zoo Ka-Zoo! Walla Ka-Zoo Ka-Zi! Hoo rah' Hoorah! North Side I ligh! BOOM-A-LOCKA Boom-a-locka, Boom-a-locka, Bow-wow-wow. Chick-a-Iocka, Chick-a-locka, Chow-chow-chow. Boom-a-locka, Chick-a-locka, Who arc we? North Side High School Yes-si r-rccc! 85 SCHOOL LIFE 'tUHtUUi A new qurrn begins her reign. A smiling salute to their loyal subjects. Homecoming I lomecoming festivities began with the traditional Homecoming auditorium. 1 lighligluing the program was the coronation of Donna Yerxa, homecoming queen of 1946. Donna was crowned by Wayne Robinson, football captain. Attendants of the queen were Beverly Healy. Gcorgiann Nicholson, Bonnie Seaberg, and Gloria Johnson. The queen each year is elected by popular vote of the student body. Donna was chosen homecoming queen because of her friendliness and her gracious manner. She presided over homecoming festivities of the day which included the North-Roosevclt game played on 1 lobbs Field. The end of a perfect day. 88 Under the guidance of Mr. Mocn, the boys in the auto mechanics class get actual experience in the repairing of automobiles. This course prepares the boys tor a future in mechanics after finishing high school, or furnishes them with a good background for further training in this field. Another practical course for boys is wood shop which is directed by Mr. Brcckhcimcr. 'Hie boys enrolled in this class make small pieces of furniture, and as they become more skilled in the handling of special wood craft tools, they progress in the size and difficulty of their projects. Class Itoom SetMios In this modern world of scientific achievements, it is more necessary than ever for high school students to take an active interest in science. Courses in biology, botany, physics, and chemistry arc offered. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and the operation of various office machines arc taught by the commercial department. After completing a business course and graduating, a student is ready to take his place in this field without further training. 89 By the time one has finished his high school English, he has studied American Literature. Shakespeare, and English Literature. ! le has learned, also, the fundamentals of good writing, speaking, and reading. Special courses such arc Radio Work Shop, Speech, and lournalism arc offered for those interested. The students pictured above represent the four language departments: Norse, Spanish, German, and I-atin. Many students have become interested in foreign languages as the possibilities for travel have become evident. Algebra, advanced algebra, plane geometry, solid geometry, anti trigonometry are represented by the students below. Although mathematics is not required, many students take advantage of these courses offered. The voice of youth in a democracy is sounded in the social science classes. Pictured above is a modern problems class studying city government. World History, American I listory, and Modern Problems arc the three phases of social science offered at North. All art work in the school is done by our own art department under the direction of Miss Read and Miss Hagen. The Penny and Pete artist of the Polaris is chosen by a contest sponsored by the art department. and all Annual art work is done by advanced art students. The lunchroom is one of the gayest places to be found in school. 1 lerc go on many sparkling conversations, interrupted only by a momentary pause to eat. The new sound proof ceiling installed this year has proved a boon to the teacher in charge of the lunchroom. One study period a day is usually provided for each Student. Supervised by teachers, students have a quiet atmosphere in which to prepare their assignments. âA Senior girls arc usually required to take home nursing under the direction of Miss Dar-gay, school nurse. In this class, the girls arc taught the fundamentals of child care and care of the ill. information gained here is of practical value in the home. The North Nigh School library is well equipped to aid students in their school work, as well as provide g xxl reading for their entertainment. As seen in the picture above, students help in the library throughout the day. Attractive, tasty and nutritious preparation of food is taught in the home economics classes. Students of all grades, boys and girls, may enroll in Foods. Whatâcha see: Pretty, eh? Absorbing Vitamin D Time to loaf. You gotta be a Ainât picnics fun: football hero. Ooooh, la-la. What did you put Trail Blazers in that smile: 92 That popular pair. Gosh! weâre graduatin'. Casanova Burnett. We want a touchdown. Polar pin-up. T.O.P.s arc tops. ! 'Flcmjng the conqueror. .⢠Three smart girls grow up. Teachers show up. too. 93 IJ I AUTOGRAPHS ' â â˘________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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