North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Top row: II. Daklcn, M. I.urcn, I). (.arson, L. Ilendcrscn, T. Ryan, A. Mendenhall, E. May, F. Me Quiston, I’. 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, S’. Beal, E. Norman, Miss Farseth. adviser. Viking €lab God dag anti “hvor dan staar del til arc familiar sayings members of the Viking Club. Norse students who attain a “C 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.

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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, I„ 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

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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 “Meet 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.