North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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, I„ 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

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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

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Cliess Chili High honors arc always achieved by North’s 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 you’ve 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