North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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 Lion’s Club, the Traffic Club, the National Convention for Physical Education, am! at the University I lospital. Anri li lligli Choir

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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