North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

'Ike. 1948 Pola uA Annual PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA JUe mS Pol Stall Co-Editors-in-Chief Norcnc Blair Myra Chapman Norman Evidon Pauline Gardner Barbara Gess Saundra Goldstein Katherine Kopnick Carol Kricg Norma Kyro Marcia Magnuson Yearbook Adviser f Barbara Richman Beatrice Dolf Maralyn Noodelman Arthur Nygard Sam Roitenberg Jeanne Rudd Joan Shea Robert Stone Joan Swenson Sharon Wagner Gloria Wodika Alvin Zelickson Ona Swanson Art Adviser Mildred Read To the memory of AttUa Pollack we dedicate this annual. i 2 Wc Spent THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES AT NORTH HIGH SCHOOL—years enriched by the many experiences we’ve shared together, and the memories of school life we’ll share in the future. As the days and months and years have slipped by, new chapters in our lives have unfolded, molding a pattern for later years. Cheering our teams on to victory, walking and laughing through the halls, meeting around “Old Abe, and even eating together in the lunch room—all have been a vital and irreplaceable part of our school lives. But upon our entrance into the “outside world. new phases of life will confront us, and wc shall be prepared to meet them, equipped with the knowledge, the good citizenship, and the developed character with which our school lives have furnished us. Yes, these three years at North have richly endowed us. But not only do wc, as individuals, reap the benefits of those years: the whole world profits by the knowledge anti good citizenship of its people. 3 ' ]u edtucatio-n jp'UHd. the ca+ntno+t mUtd. Jalde of Gontentl Adminilbiatio+t —Page 7— GlaUel —Page 11— (loAiesi —Page 25— Spoilt , —Page 61— School JUjje —Page 77— Wc’rc loyal to you. North Side High We'll wear white and blue, North Side High We’ll back you to stand ’Gainst the best in the land For we know you will stand. North Side High, 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 High. Come on and raise that Hag to which we’ll be true Come on and fight for North, we’re fighting for you; Here we pledge our hearts and hands To dear old North Side High. 6 7 COAL s WORKING A BETTER AMERICA SOCIAL SfCUfiin ACT , WOPOSfO KVCMOGC PLAN WWW . . calm cautUel and canAbiMctiae leade'id.lUfi. n V To the Graduates of 1948: This issue of Polaris will serve as a reminder of the period during which you were the students in this school. We hope that the time spent here has brought both pleasure and profit to you. Earnest application to the work before us serves to bring us to a realization that the greatest happiness comes to us from work that represents our best effort. Pleasures lightly won are lightly held. The profit which we have received avails us nothing if we arc not ready to give unselfishly, to share and to help others often. In a few short years you will be a pari of the citizenship that will determine in what direction we arc to go. We trust the training you have received in this school will help you recognize the responsibility that rests upon you to become identified with the builders of this community, state and nation. Your help is sorely needed. It is more difficult to build than to destroy. A. M. Bank Principal Courageous and progressive leadership characterizes the head of the Minneapolis school system, Superintendent Willard E. Goslin. A true educator, Mr. Goslin is recognized not only in this country, but also in Europe, for his outstanding work in bettering American schools. In this work, Mr. Goslin is ably assisted by Robert S. Gilchrist, assistant superintendent. Two of the busiest jxrople at North arc Viola Marti and Melvin Olsen, who in addition to their advisory duties assist in student programming and employment problems, the school testing program, ticket sales, and faculty extra-curricular assignments. Both Mr. Olsen and Miss Marti arc known for their friendly understaruling of all problems brought to their attention. 8 The administrative functions of the school are kept running smoothly by the able work of the office force. Left to right arc Mrs. Alice Jennings, credit clerk; Mrs. Irene Schultz, attendance clerk; Delores Pearson, requisition clerk; and Mrs. Mabel Miller, chief clerk. Mrs. Mac Martin, visiting teacher, helps to solve students’ personal problems and serves as general adviser and home visitor. Helen Dargay, school nurse, readmits to school those students who have been absent because of illness, and supervises the school health program. SERVICE AIDS Serving as office and library pages and switchboard operators. the service aids contribute a vital part to the school administration. Their services are volunteered during their free periods and before and after school. 9 Keeping the building in smooth running order is the job of the maintenance force under the direction of Joseph DeMarsh, chief engineer. Supervision of school lunches and the general order of the lunch room is maintained by the lunch room force and Mrs. Claussen, manager. STUDENT COUNCIL Organized along truly democratic lines and affording North High students an opportunity to practice self-government, the student council expresses the ideas of the student l ody in regard to all important school issues. LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES Clean and attractive lunch rooms are maintained through the efforts of the lunch room hosts and hostesses. Service points arc awarded these volunteer workers for their faithful service throughout the year. 10 11 ... no- loyal load to lealtiiny. Mu'iic The blue-uniformed band of North High, under the direction of J. Clive Cleary, is an organization of which the Northside is justifiably proud. Last summer, as in other summers, it won first prize in the Minneapolis Aquatennial Parade. In August the band traveled to Chicago where they gave a solo performance before 100,000 persons at the Annual Music Festival. During the school year the band plays for various auditorium programs and at the football and basketball games. Each spring they present their annual concert featuring Dimitri Mitropoulos, conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, as guest conductor. North is the only high school to receive this honor. Twirling in time to the inuMC arc the North High Hag twider Anne Mayes, lX� r-cen Kurui, Marva Sn ilcr. JoAnn Egan and Mitzi I’rnolx. High-stepping baton twirler Norinc llodgins and Delores Lund display their talents while marching with the band. An additional sjkii of color is added to the splendor of the band by gun girls feanne Thompson, Corrinc Swanson 12 Attractive Polar color guard Joan Glynn, Eugenia Koenig, Manna Harm and Gloria Sanderson proudly carry' their country colors. Bruce Lumley, student conductor, leads the hand in all its outdoor reviews, and assists in directing musical programs in the auditorium. North High School's outstanding conductor of the championship hand and orchestra is J. Clive Cleary. North’s orchestra, under the direction of J. Clive Cleary, entertains the student body during many auditorium programs and provides the necessary music at class plays anti commencements. Both classical and popular music arc played by the orchestra, assuring everyone of the very best in all kinds of music. 13 Ronald Itrasiciir's “Litilcr Gal in Calico, Loi Nord-utrom. The Applied Music classes meet every Thursday with Mr. Harry Ranks to study, compose, and play classical and jxjpular music. Seated at the piano is Marilyn MacKcnzic, while Ann l.ouisc Carlson, Hetty Volkcrt, John Pondelis, ami Mary Walker look on. The Girl Trio Rives out with a song. North’s eighty-five member a cappclla choir, directed by Mrs. Claris Etschcid, is an important contribution to school life. A few of the services rendered by the choir this season have been to provide the music for the Thanksgiving and Easter programs, and Baccalaureate services. They spent a great deal of effort raising money to buy new robes. A festival concert was the feature this spring. With the accompaniment of the band and orchestra, the choir featured one of the greatest American secular compositions, “Ballad for Americans. The music was both secular and sacred, including highlights of musical comedies and light operas. 14 CtUfltih be ioAtme ti Self-expression through oral speech and writing, a real appreciation of tine literature and a knowledge of the fundamentals of grammar arc the objectives toward which the English Department strives. MRS. STELLA JEAN BOLIN ADAMS English English ETHEL CRITTENDEN English MARIAN GOULD English, Auditorium Chairman CATHERINE MANDLER MRS. BEULAH PIERCE MRS. CARMEN RICHARDS English English English VELMA SEDER MAIZIF. Common SHANNON Learnings, English, German Honor Society MRS. GERTRUDE SHEPHARD English LAURA SHI RMAN English ONA SWANSON English, Annual BERTHA THORPE Common learnings MRS. AGNES WEILAND Librarian HELEN ULVESTAD Librarian A quiet atmosphere conducive to study and recreational reading is provided for by the library, presided over by the two librarians and their student helpers. Those students interested in the wide fields of radio work now open can take North's special course in Radio Workshop. During the year, students have an opportunity of writing scripts and producing short dramatizations on the local networks. Foreign languages play a necessary role as travel becomes broader in this modern world. North offers courses in Norse, Spanish, German, and Latin in which not only basic grammar, but the fine literature of these countries is taught. HARRIET APEL Spanish, German, Latin PAULINE FARSETH None, Latin CAROLINE HORSCH Spanish LILLIAN JOHNSON English. Class Pljy Radio Workshop MRS. DELLA UNDSTEN Polaris, News Covering beats, writing stories, and meeting deadlines arc only part of the work it takes to pul out the Polaris bi-weekly. The co-operation and faithful hard work of the stall members, plus the extra plugging of Mrs. Della Lindsten, adviser, and the page editors, made this year's Polaris a real credit to North. The Polaris has the distinction of being the only Minneapolis school newspaper to receive the 1948 Medalist Award of Columbia University. New York. 16 Paste them up, send them in, and write the copy was the set code of the 1948 Polaris Annual staff. Arranging picture schedules, mounting and marking the finished pictures, sending them to the engraver and writing the copy were only a part of the detailed work involved in putting out this year’s annual. Thanks to the cooperation of the staff members, Ona Swanson, adviser, Art Segal, of the Bureau of Engraving, and Walter Schmidt, of the Augsburg Publishing House, the 1948 annual is one of which North can l c proud. Thanks should be given also to Mildred Read, art adviser, and Clara Nelson and Chester Saxbv, first semester advisers. ALICE DAVIDSON Englnli, Speech EDANA CONNORS Modern Problems Debate Preparing and giving oral sjKcchcs and also producing auditorium programs play a large role in the work of the speech class. Students needing either speech corrections or initiative in oral recitations bcnc-ht Rfcatly from this course. Resolved that the Federal (iovernmem demand arbitration by law in labor disputes was one of the issues debated by North's team this year. Participation in debates with other Minnesota towns formed a large part of the team’s work. JOHN LUCY CONOVER F.DQUIST KOPPLE FRIEDMAN History History, Modern Modern Problems Problems Service Points GEORGE JENSEN Modern Problems MARY MOSES Modern Problems, History GRIFFITH O'DELL ESTHER MARVIN QUELLO SKAURUD ROY JAMES TENNEY TR EG LAWNY History, History, History, History Cheerleaders Common Hockey, Learning Tennis I Iistorv, Baseball Social Science . North’s social science classes help prepare students to be intelligent, world-minded citizens, socially conscious of the problems confronting them today. Kducational movies and Held trips to public institutions arc all part of classroom activities. World History, United States History, and Modern Problems arc the courses taught. 18 ZuiineA.4. The door of opportunity is open to North High commercial students, for North’s business department has been notable throughout the years for its excellence. The emphasis is placed on development of the skills essential to success in the business world. Classes in typing, stenography, bookkeeping, office training, and secretarial practice arc all part of the well-rounded commercial program. EDGAR KAST Bookkeeping, Typing CARL LARSON Typing, Bookkeeping MYRTLE LARSON Typing. Stenography, Office Training, Secretarial Practice AGNES LF.RSC1IEN Typing, Stenography, Office Training, Secretarial Practice ELVA NYGAARD Typing, Office Training, Clau Play MARJORIE SEALANDER Typing, Occupational Relation RUTH SIMS Typing, Bookkeeping 19 Mathesnatiol A geometry problem to be worked. Quick ami alert minds arc necessary if tomorrow’s adults arc to be ready to take their places in this busy world. Mathematics helps North’s students in sharpening their wits into successful tools with which to work. Classes arc taught in geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. Figuring out an algebraic equation. JOSEPH BROM Geometry, Solid Geometry, Stage Adviser ELMER EDLUND Algebra, Geometry MRS. MARILYNN KNUTSON Geometry, Algebra HARRIET MADIGAN Algebra, Trigonometry Geometry LLOYD RUTGERSON Geometry, Physics KENNETH SPAULDING Geometry, Algebra Science The study of life and the world about us is the most important science for young Americans to know today. ALFRED CHRISTOPHERSON Biology, Botany, Honor Society JESSE HUSTON Chemistry MATHILDA KR EFFING Botany, Greenhouse SAM PERRIN Biology CHARLES SMART Physics Animal and plant life form the basis of biology studies at North. Plants and leaves arc experimented with by the botany students in North’s greenhouse. Studying the atmosphere and life about them as applicable to common day use .ire North's physics classes. Research i proving to l c more and more far-reaching in this atomic age, discover North's chemists. Through the mediums of chalk, watercolor, charcoal, tempera, pencil and pen, students in the art classes line! ways of expressing their personalities and their own original ideas in design, figure, portrait, still life and landscape composition. Creative work of this type increases appreciation of true art and provides an outlet for the artistic. A'Ui. a+td Gnajfti MILDRED READ Art MRS. ESTELLE KNUDSEN Art Craft� The purpose of the newly organized craft classes is to interest boys and girls in inexpensive hobbies which they can pursue during their leisure time. Students are taught to apply the fundamentals of design ami color to such materials as clay, wood, metal, plastics and cloth. 22 (� irls and boys in North's cooking classes take pride in the meals they turn out. Marketing, serving and preparing tempting dishes arc taught in the course. The food department dining room is one of the most delightful spots in North High. cMame. ZcowcuttioL Starting with simple patterns, girls in North’s sewing classes soon learn to design and make their own clothes in the latest styles. The original creations arc often exhibited in the school showcases. HELEN EAVRS Foods EMMA SIEHL Clothing MRS. M. PHOF.BE JAMES Home Management, Foods Simple home nursing and practical child care arc taught by Helen Dargay, school nurse, in the home nursing course. “A senior girls arc usually required to take this course. 23 ShopA. Hoys in the machine shop, under the direction of To boys interested in practical training in auto Elmer Mocn, learn and practice the fundamentals of mechanics, Waller Klauslcr offers a course dealing machine operations. with the mechanics of automobile repairs. Practical instruction in house-planning and design- In his class in cabinet-making, Theodore Breck- ing is offered by John Jacobi in his architectural draw- heimer instructs boys in the art of decorative and ing class. useful woodwork. A basic study of metals, their uses and the practical Preparation for advanced training mechanical engi- application of such study is found in North's well- nccring is laid in mechanical drawing classes under equipped metals shop. the direction of Homer Fetzer. . . gA. p-n-auALf, toe. itasui. ScltalaAtic cM-a+um Highest scholastic awards of the January class were held by Carolyn Savitt. valedictorian, and Sheldon Rein, salutatorian. SERVICE NATIONAL HONOR HONOR PINS SOCIETY ROLL Franco Ackerman leanne Askanas Beverly Adamson Don Anderson Norenc Blair HillcI Aronson Doris Blocker Beverly Borric leanne Askanass Beverly Borne Bernard Brenner Phillip Binstock Beatrice IXilf Phyllis Coren Beatrice Dolf Barbara Go Beatrice Dolf Aaron Fingerhut Sheila Hodman Dorothy Gall Isaiah Guttman Marcia Magnuson Barbara Ges Muriel Hallbcrg Eugene Olson Mildred I ladrod Mildred fladrnff William Ralkc Muriel Hallberg Naomi Haveson Paul Reis Naomi llaveson Stanley Rappaport Arlene Savitt Vernon lone Sheldon Rein Gloria Wodika Katherine Kopnick Norma Kyro leanne l-arvui Stanley Markson Sheldon Rein Joan Roa Marilyn Rudd (Carolyn Savitt . Robert Stone Myrl Warschauer Gloria Wodika loan Roa Carolyn Savitt Robert Stone CLASS OFFICERS Fleeted by popular vote of the class, the “A” senior officers were in office throughout the entire year. Iarft to right arc: Harold Dahlin, sergeant-at-arms; Yale Kiefer, vice-president; Norcnc Blair, secretary; Wayne Robinson, president; Joan Roa, treasurer; Bud Johnson, mascot. 26 hvaStfli Top row: Jeanne I .arson. Polaris Award; Robert Stone, Hope McDonald Award; Carolyn Savitt, Readers Digest Award; Sheldon Rein, Salutatorian; Joan Roa, Norse Award, American Legion Award; Wayne Robinson, Alumni Award. liottom row: Beverly Borries, Hobbs Award: Wesley (Carlson, Hobbs Award; Beverly Adamson, Star Journal Award; Yale Kiefer, American legion Award; Beatrice Dolf, Daughters of the American Revolution Award. N itheSw Jlufiti Awa idU The Northern Light Awards are honorary awards which arc presented each year to those students who have given outstanding service to their school and to their class and are not receiving any other commendation. Members of the January class who will receive the award arc: Norene Blair—Citation: For her pleasantness at all times, fine character traits, dependability, and her unfailing cooperation in school activities. Phyllis Coren—Citation: For her radiant personality, friendliness, | opularity, interest, and service to her class. Muriel Hallberg—Citation: Trustworthiness, tine spirit of cooperation, initiative, and her scholastic abilities. 27 flanua'uf Betucvti. 4 Frances Ackerman, Fran , . . Lunchroom Host-at; Office Page: Kadimah; Modern Dance. Beverly Adamson . . . Student Council: Modern Dance: National Honor Society: Silver Tri. Roy Allmon . . . Viking Club. Donald Andersen, “Moose . . . Actny Hi Y: Stage Grew; Christian Fellowship: Prom Committee; Ticket Seller. 4 Martin Aronsohn, Jose . . . Band; Orchestra; Swing Band. Ilillcl Aronson, Pins . . . Bank Cashier; Mcnorah, president: Class Play; Senior Day Committee. Jeanne Askanass . . . Silver Tri: Modern Dance; National Honor Society; Blue Tri; Bank Cashier; Kadimah; Scholastic Representative; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Baccalaureate Committee. Wilfred Balter, B.ddic . . . Mcnorah; Cross Country. Bonneigh Bartosch, Bonnie . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Modern Dance: Bank Cashier; Annual Representative: Rcil Cross; Student Council; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Bowling Team. Richard Bcar-tnan, Dick . . . Hockey; Football; Mcnorah. Philip Binstock, Flip . . . Bank: Pep Band; Orchestra; Mcnorah. Jean Biorn . . . Scion Hi: Modern Dance; Bank Cashier. 4 Norene Blair . . . Class Secretary; National Honor Society: Student Council: Annual; Blue Tri, secretary; Silver Tri, treasurer; Sctoti Hi; Class Play; Senior Flection Committee. Doris Blocher, Binky” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Ia st and Found Clerk; Christian Fellowship: Luncheon Hostess; Usher. Delbert Bogema, Del . . . Hi-Y, president, secretary, treasurer. Beverly Boirics, Bev . . . National Honor Society; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; I.C.C. Representative. 4 John Botner, Butts. Bernard Brenner, Bcrnic . . . Chess Club: Class Play: Debate, vice president, treasurer; National Honor Society'; Junior Academy of Science, president. Arnold Bromberg, Arnic . . . Student Council. Barbara Brown, Babs . . . Silver Tri; Kadimah. Donald Brown, Dccdlc Bops . . . Swimming; Swing Band: Orchestra. Herman Burdman, Hvmic. Wesley Carlson, Wes . . . Baseball: Football; Hockey; Hi-Y; Student Council; Banquet Committee. Madeline Comeaii, Mickey . . . Silver Tri; Blur Tri; Scion Hi; Office Page; Pep Band; Band; Orchestra: Usher. ■ Phyllis Coren, Phyl . . . Color Guard; National Honor Society; Polaris Bi-Weekly; Kadimah: Modern Dance: Swimming Team; Bank Cashier; Prom Committee; Homecoming Attendant. Harold Dahlin, Finar” . . . Hockey; Viking Club; Acmy Hubs lli-Y. Beatrice Dolf, Bcatsi . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly; Annual, Editor-in-Chief; Scholastic Representative; Usher; Library Page; Kadimah, sergeant-at-arms: National Honor Society; Bank Cashier; Luncheon Hostess: Red Cross; Modern Dance: ('lass Play; Commencement Committee. Helen Edstrom, “Eddie” . . . A Senior Banking: Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Baseball Scorekeeper: Banquet Committee. 28 Jo Ann Egan, Jo . . . Silver Tri; Student Council; Flag Twirier: Scion Hi. secretary: Baccalaureate Committee. Roberta Ellis, Bobbie” . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Bank Cashier; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess; Class Play; Baccalaureate Committee; Study Hall Monitor. Alvcr Engbloom Swede . . . Boxing, Coach. Aaron Fingerhut, Arnic . . . Apparatus; Cross Country: Mcnorah; Class Play. Barbara Fink, Bobby . . . Choir; Modern Dance; War Bosd Salesman. Shirley Fisher, Shy . . . Mod ern Dance; Bank (Cashier; Kadimah; Usher; Swimming Team. Theodore Fox, Tec Dee . . . Acmy Hubs Hi-Y. Edward Friday, Friday . . . Football. Stuart Fricdcll, Stuic . . . Band; Swing Band; Orchestra; Pep Bond. Dorothy Gall. Dottie . . . Student Council; National Honor Society; Scholastic Representative: Bank Cashier. Donald Gannon. Spanky. Donold Gates, Don . . . Band; Orchestra; Boxing. Mary Lou Gates, Lulu . . . Modern Dance; Bank Cashier; Red Cross; G.A.A. Barbara Gess, Bobbie . . . Student Council; Polaris Bi-Weekly; Annual; Modern Dance; Kadimah; Scholastic Representative; National Honor Society, secretary; Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Class play; Commencement Committee. Anita Golden . . . Band: Pep Band; Red Cross. Tom Golden . . . Football; Boxing Beverly Goldrich, Bev . . . Hall Guard: Modern Dance; Kadimah; G.A.A.; Senior Day Commit tec. Irwin Goldstein, “Irk . . . Track. Ruth Goodman . . . Kadimah; Red Cross; Hostess; Modern Dance. Mary- Grcgoric, Greg . . . Student Council; G.A.A. Eugene GufTan. Gene . . . Mcnorah; Hand. Gerald GufTan . . . Debate: Track. Isaiah Guttman . . . Chess Club. Mildred HadrofT, Millie . . . Kadimah, vice president; Choir; Swing Band; Modern Dance; Debate; Bank Cashier; Annual Salesman; National Honor Society; Class Play. Donna Hall, Don . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Modern Dance. Muriel Hallbcrg, “Mur . . . Student Council; National Honor Society; OfTicc Page; Silver Tri; Modern Dance: Ticket Chairman. Frank Harwood, Rusty . . . Football; Hockey; Norse Club; Bank Cashier; Band. Naomi Haveson, Nome . . . Student Council; Kadimah; National Honor Society, Secretary; Banquet Committee; Ticket Chairman, Class Play. 29 Sheila HofTman . . . Silver Tri: Kadimnh; Lunchroom Hostess; Senior Day Committee, Co-Chairman; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Modern Dance. Richard Hoium, Dick.” Theodora Hurwitz, “Teddy” . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Blue Tri, Robert Jacobson, Jake” . . . Football Manager. ■ Erma Johnson. “Johnnie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri, treasurer; G.A.A.; Usher; Choir: Modern Dance; Olfice Page: Lunchroom Hostess; “A Senior Bank Cashier; Class Play Committee; Class Play. Maynard Johnson, Bud . . . Apparatus; Boxing: Acniv Hubs Hi-Y, president: ('lass Mascot. Vernon Jones, “Vern . . . National I lonor Society. Julia Kangas, lulic ... Blue Tri; A Senior Bank Cashier; Baccalaureate Committee. Edward Kantner, “Eddie. Yale Kiefer . . . Student Council; Apparatus; Track; A Senior Vice-President. Katherine Kopnick, Kathy . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Scholastic Representative; Student Council, secretary: Usher; Polaris Bi-Weekly, Annual: Modern Dance; National Honor Society; Flag Twirler; Red Cross; A Senior Banking Com-mittcc. Beatrice Kranitsky, Bca . . . Choir; Kadimah, George Krone . . . Football: Skiing. Daniel Kunin, Dan” . . . Band; Pep Band: Orchestra. Doreen Kur-stt, Bula . . . Flag Twirler: Seton Hi; Homecoming Attendant. Norma Kyro, Norm” . . . Blue Tri; Red Cross; Polaris Bi-Weekly: Annual; Modern Dance: Silver Tri; Christian Fellowship; National Honor Society. Richard Langdon, Dick” . . . Basketball. Gerald LaPedes, Jerry . . . Class Play; Debate; Usher Donald Larson, Red . . . Viking Club. Jeanne Larson, Jcannic . . . Blue Tri; National Honor Society, president: Polaris Bi-Weekly, Editor-in-Chief; Lunch-room Hostess; Christian Fellowship; Usher: Otficc Page: Modern Dance. Oritha Law, Vccts. Helen Lazarus . . . Silver Tri; Cheerleader: Modern Dance: Otficc Page: Stamp Salesman; Bank Cashier; Senior Day Committee, co-chairman. Jean Lindsey, “Lins . . . Silver Tri, president; Blue Tri, treasurer: Red Cross; Seton Hi; Cap and Gown Committee; Viking Club. Dexter Linman, Kicggic . . . Basketball: Football; Boxing; Acniv Hubs Hi-Y; Class Play. Moscha Lockctz, “Moc . . . Menorah: Apparatus Team; Cross Country. Douglas Lund, Doug. Gerald Maas, Jerry” . . . Student Council; Hi-Y; Baseball; Football; Hockey. Marcia Magnuson . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Student Council; Red Cross: Senior Banking; G.A.A.; Seton Hi: Prom Committee; Polaris Annual. )0 Gwendolyn Manning, Gwen . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Modem I oncc; G.A.A.; Homecoming Attendant; Drum Majorette; Gun Twirling. Stanley Murkson, Stan . . . Hi-Y; Stage Crew: Ticket Salesman: National Honor Society. William Martin, Son-no . . . Acmv Hubs Hi-Y, president, treasurer: Baseball; Boxing. Annette Matteson, “Little Butch. Gloria Mat .ke, Butch . . . Silver Tri; Viking Club. Helen Meland, Hank . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Ret! Cross; G.A.A.; Cap and Gown Committee: Modern Dance. Eugene Mrlandcr, Gene . . . Student Council: Acmy Hub Hi-Y, vice-president, treasurer; Cap anil Gown Committee. Vivian Mev-erson, Viv . . . Bank Cashier; Kadimah. Shirley Moberg, Lee . . . Student Council: Bank Cashier; Homecoming Committee. Walter Moline, Bud . . . Commencement Committee. Donald Nelson, Nels . . . Acmy Hubs Hi-Y; Basketball; Golf; Class Play Committee. Alice Nortront. ■ Shelby O’Brien, Bugs. Eugene Olson, Gene . . . Projection Club: Norse Club. June Oppcdahl, Oppic. Lloyd Ostcrbcc, “Muggs . . . Hi-Y. + Sam Pelt ., Sammy . . . Basketball; Baseball; Boxing; Football; A Senior Social Chairman; Acmy Hubs Ili-Y. Delmcr Peterson, Pete” . . . Acmy Hubs Hi-Y. Estelle Peyser, Tiny. Anita Pollock, Nila . . . Kadimah; Polaris Bi-Weekly: Orchestra . . . Deceased. William Poluk, Willy . . . Commencement Committee. William Ralke, Bill . . . Projection Club: Class Play; Commencement Committee. Stanley Rappoport, Rap « . . Chess Club. Richard Ran-dcll, Count . . . Boxing. Sheldon Rein, Shcl” . . . Track; Chess Club; National Honor Society. Paul Reis . . . Projection Club. Dclfm Rclopcz, Del. Paul Renne . . . Acmy Hi-Y, All School Vice President; Football; A Senior Banking Chairman; Christian Fellowship: Norse Club; Class Play. 31 Jean Rr nick, Jeanne. Bernice Richter . . . Kadimah; Study Mall Monitor; Office Page: Silver Tri. Donald Riley, “Don . . . Boxing; Swimming; Track; Football. John Ringdal . . . Choir. Joan Roa, Jo” . . . Applied Music; Choir; Modern Dance: Red Cross; Office Page; Silver Tri, secretary; l.C.C. Representative; Blue Tri, secretary, vice president, president; Annual Queen; National Honor Society; Class Treasurer; Lunchroom Hostess; Viking Club, secretary; Class Play Coach. Wayne Robinson, Robbie . . . Class President; Football, captain; Baseball, captain: Basketball; Acmy Hubs Hi Y. president; Boxing. Charles Rosen, Chuck ... Mcnorah, secretary; Red Cross; Junior Academy of Science: Debate, Marilyn Rudd, “Ruddy . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross; Study Hall Monitor: (LA.A.: A Senior Banquet, Chairman; Ticket Salesman: National Honor Society. Doris Sackett, Dorry . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Color Guard; Cap and Gown Committee; G.A.A. Joseph Samtky, Buckv. lone Sanko, “Honey . . . Band: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess. Arlene Savitt, “Rabbit . . . Library Page; Office Page; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Silver Tri; Bank Cashier; Modern Dance. Carolyn Savitt, Car” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Kadimah: Luncheon Hostess; National Honor Society; Library Page; Usher: ('lass Play. Donald Schwappach, Don . . . Football; Hockey; Acmy Hubs Mi-Y, treasurer: Baccalaureate Committee. Irwin Schwartzbach, Buddy . . . Football: Apparatus: Boxing: Wrestling. Richard Severson, Dick.” Annalec Shink, AnnaBcllc . . . Hall Guard; Kadimah. Jean Smith, Jeannie . . . Blue Tri. Raymond Smith, Raymo . . . Student Council: Acmy Hubs, secretary, treasurer. Robert Smith, Smittv. Marilyn Snider, Honey . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri: G.A.A.: Choir; Seton Hi; Christian Fellowship; Lunchroom Hostess; Class Play. Robert Stone, Bob” . . . Annual Staff; Polaris Bi-weekly Staff; Junior Academy of Science, president: Scholastic Representative; Mcnorah; Senior Day Committee; Class Play; National I lonor Society. Denis Swengston, Denny . . . Football, co-captain: Basketball; Baseball; Student Council; Acmy Hubs, Ili-Y; Baccalaureate Committee. James Thompson, Sugar' . . . Viking Club; Banquet Committee. Jeanne Mae Thompson, “Tommie . . . Seton Hi: Gun Twirier. Wallace Truelson, Wally . . . Viking Club. Gloria Tynan. William Vlasck, “Bud. 32 Sharon Wagner, Snicks” . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Annual Staff. Marilyn Walder, Mar. Myral Lois Warschaurr . . . Kadi mah; Red Cross Representative; Office Page; Mall Guard; Modern Dance; National Honor Society. Lois Wert . . . Kadimah; Silver Tri; Prom Committee. John Whalen, Bujjis . . . Boxing. Robert Winter, Bob. Gloria Wodika, Fuzzie . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly Staff; Annual Staff; National Honor Society; Student Council; Lunchroom Hostess; Kadimah; Library Page; Scholastic Representative; Bank Cashier; Usher: Modern Dance; Class Play. Shirley Zats . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Modern Dance. Charles Zierhut. JANUARY CLASS PLAY The troubles and complexities of adolescence were portrayed in the class-play, What a Life,” presented by the January Class. A comedy which pictures a teenager trying to make adjustments in an unsympathetic world, the play provided an evening’s delightful entertainment. Paul Rcnnc portrayed the adolescent hero, Henry. Other parts were filled by the following: Bob Slone, Beatrice Dolf, William Ralkc, Millie HadrotT, Dexter Unman, Naomi Haveson, Norenc Blair, Erma Johnson, Gloria Wodika, Jerry La Pedes, Barbara Gcss, Caroline Savitt, Bernard Brenner, Roberta Ellis, Dick Bcarman, Marilyn Snider, Aaron Fingcrhut and Hillcl Aronson. Elva Nygaard was faculty coach. 33 Poor Henry’s in trouble with the principal again. Shirley Fischer N’orcnc Blair Erma )ohnH n Murcia Magnuson Katherine Kopnick Julia Kangas Dot cut Kursu JoAnne Egan Beverly Gall Beatrice IX� lf Phyllis Coren 9deal Settiosi BEST DRESSED -MOST POPULAR -BEST SPORT BLOND BRUNETTE REDHEAD IN-BETWEEN • BRIGHTEST SMILE - - PRETTIEST EYES • MOST POISED - FIGURE-PHYSIQUE • Donald Gates Sam I’cltz Dexter Linrnan Dennis Swengston Wes Carlson Red Larson Harold Dahlin Jerry Maas Maynard Johnson William Martin - - Don Riley feo-if, and Qisd Doris Sackctt Marjorie Gregory Beverly Goldrich Marilyn Rudd Gwen Manning Joan Roa Naomi Haveson Jean Larson -Barbara Gen Jean Thompson Jean Smith SMOOTHEST MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY BEST DANCER BEST ALL AROUND MOST FRIENDLY MOST LIKELY' TO SUCCEED MOST COLLEGIATE MOST CAREFREE MOST COOPERATIVE • Don Nelson - Thomas Golden Jerry GulTan Eugene Melandcr |un Thompson Wayne Robinson - Joseph Sarmky Bob Stone - Paul Renne - Delbert Bogema - Yale Kiefer flattuGSuf. Senior. Gosnmitteei. PROM BANQUET Grouped around the piano arc Marcia Magnuson, Phyllis Coren, Stan Markson, I onald Anderson ami Lois Wert. Planning the senior banquet arc Naomi Haveson, Jim Thompson, Marilyn Rudd, Helen Edstrom ami Wes Carlson. COMMENCEMENT BACCALAUREATE Commencement plans arc made by Beatrice Dolf, Walter Moline, William Ralkc, William Poluk and Barbara Gess. CAP AND GOWN Looking over baccalaureate plans arc Roberta Ellis, Jeanne Askanass. Denny Swengston, Don Schwappach, Julia Kangas and JoAnne Egan. SENIOR DAY Measurements for caj� and gowns arc taken by Helen Meiand, Comparing notes for Senior Day are Beverly Goodrich, Hillcl IX� ri Sackett, Eugene Melander and Jean Lindsey. Aronson, Bob Stone, Sheila Hoffman ami Helen Lazarus. 36 fjanuGfuf Activitiel Top row: Campaigning for class officers. President Robbie takes a vote. Second row: A comical skit on MA Senior Day. Songstress Millie takes a bow. The boys' chorus and “By the Sea. First row: January officers and dates in all their glory. A time for bestowing honors. 37 Highest scholastic awards of the | unc class were held by Patsy O’Connell, valedictorian, and Vivian Center, salutatorian. CLASS OFFICERS Elected by their classmates to carry out the administration of their class, the June senior officers served throughout their senior year. Left to right: Dorothy Jensen, secretary; Louie Bonic, social chairman; Phil Levin, vice-president; Bill Torp, president; Jack Krenzen, sergeant-at-arms; Butz Tolcs, mascot; Beverly Johnson, treasurer ScUtola tic cMom iA, 38 AWARDS Top row: Wayne Robinson, North American Bank Prize, Mercury Award; Lois F.wcrt, Sur Journal anti Hobbs Awards; Anna Shure, Polaris Award; Joyce Pitt, Norse Award; Fanily Swanson, Norse Award; Kenneth Swaiman, Science Award; La Verne Howard, Commercial Award; Haney Chut, Rose Rees Award . . . Second row: Ronald Mankoff, Sons of the American Revolution Award; Patricia O'Connell, Readers Digest, First National Bank and Hobbs Awards; F.van Williams, American Legion Award; Vivian Center, American Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Award; William Torp, Alumni Award; Tom Bloom, First National Bank Award; Joyce Rcckcr, Hobbs Award . . . Bottom row: Shirley luuterbach, Hobbs Award: Ramona Rucker, Hobbs Award; F.lizabeth Sampson, Hobbs Award; Frances Stcinhagcn, Hobbs Award; Marian Steinke, Hobbs Award; Betty Volkert, Hobbs Award; Rita Winkler, Hobbs Award. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HONOR ROLL SERVICE PINS Allison. Joan Andrews, |c-annr Basil, Clara Berman. Father Bl Him. Tom Kricrc, Shirley Callan. Mary Carney, Beverly Center, Vivian Chiat, I larvcy Dcchtcr, Rcnac Dicderich, Dolores Epstein, Hcrschcl F.tidon, Norman Esvert, I iis Felton, Ronnie Frailich, Ruth Gardner, Pauline Gclb, Vivian Goldblatt. Harriet Goldfrin, Greta Goldstein, Saundra Gracyzk, Arthur Hauser, William Herrick, Marilyn Howard, La Verne Meyers, Synle Nclscn, Beverly Noodelnun, Maralyi Note, Donna O'Connell, Patricia Palmer, Furl Pitt, Joyce C.)uam, Joan Reifcl, Charlotte Reuter, Marilyn Richman, Barbara Rochlin, Harvey Rose, William Rosso, Dune Rucker, Ramona Rudd, Jeanne Schletcr, Lila Schmtzrr, Sheldon Sherman, Clarice Shure, Anna Stanch, Harmon Starkman, Stanley Swaiman, Kenneth Swenson, Joan Torp, William Trcstman, Sally Hyscr, Grace Johnson. Beverly King, Phyllis Kost, Donald Latz, Rolsert Lawson, William MacKenzic, Marilyn MankofT, Ronald Turgcon, Joan Volkert, Betty Waller, Isadorc West, Patricia Wilkins, Marilyn Williams, Evan Winking, Mary Jane Zelickson, Alvin Bloom, Tom Center, Vivian Chiat, Harvey Dcchter, Rcnae Eggcrt, Cecil Epstein, Herschel Esterkyn, Dolores Evidon, Norman Ewcrt, Lois Felton, Ronnie Goldblatt, Harriet Goldfrin, Greta Gracyzk, Arthur Hauser, William Herrick. Marilyn Latz. Robert MankolT, Ronald Meyers, Syrilc Nelsen, Beverly Noodelnun, Maralyi O'Connell, Patricia Quam, Joan Richman, Barbara Rochlin, Harvey Rose, William Rudd, Jeanne Stanch, Harmon Swaiman, Kenneth Swenson, Joan Truppinan, Eddie Volkert, Betty Waller, Isadorc Wcisbcrg, Burton Wilkins, Marilyn Berman, Harvey Carney, Beverly Center. Vivian Charney, Myra Dcchtcr, Rcnac Engquist, Joyce Gardner, Pauline Goldberg, Miriam Goldstein, Saundra Horn, Shirley Huston, Andrew Johnson, Beverly Krieg, Carol lutz, Robert Moffat, James Nclscn, Beverly Noodelnun, Maralyn Nunn, Jackie O'Connell, Patricia Bolster, Jeanette Reifcl, Charlotte Richman. Barbara Rourke, Mary Rudd, Jeanne Shuck, Ruth Segal, Eunice Shure, Anna Swaiman, Kenneth Tcitclbaum, Donna Zclickson, Alvin NORTHERN LIGHTS AWARDS Northern Lights Awards arc given to those students receiving no other award and ranking high in student and faculty voting. The recipients of the award this term are Norman Evidon, Arthur (iracyzk and Beverly Nclscn. {}u+te Sencosii. ■ Vivian Abramowitz, Viv . . . Kadimah; Polaris Bi-Weekly; Blue Tri; Modern Dance; Usher. Margaret Adams, Margie . . . Modern Dance. Barbara Alch, Barb . . . Hall Guard. Ronald Allard, Ronnie . . . Viking-Club; Zenith Hi-V, vice president. Joan Allison, Jo . . . Red Cross; Seton Hi; Modern Dance; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Annual Representative. Ida Anderson, “Idic. JoAnn Anderson, Bunny ... Annual Representative; Silver Tri. Thomas Anderson, Tami . . . Zenith Hi-Y Club: Boxing; Chess; Baseball. ♦ Wallace Anderson, Andy” . .. Zenith Hi-Y; Viking Club. Jeanne Andrews, Jeannie. Delores An-nett, Dc . . . Silver Tri. Ralph Atlas, D. A. . . . Golf. Joyce Atwater . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship Club. Jeanne Audette, Jinx . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly; Seton Hi; Modern Dance. Mary Ann Backmann . . . Seton Hi. Sidney Bader, “Sid . . . Basketball; Track. Richard Balfour, Bel . . . Band; Hi-Y; Football, Manager. John Ball, Johnny.” Charlotte Banik. Morton Bank, Murnt . . . Golf. Donna Banwcll, “Donnie Jo” . . . Silver Tri; Kadimah; Annual Salesman; Modern Dance. Gordon Bames, Gordy . . . Christian Fellowship Club, president. Francis Barihcl . . . Student (Council. Stanley Barton, Stan. Clara Basil . . . Student Council; Blue Tri; Seton Hi, vice-president; National Honor Society. Delores Beastrom, Dolly . . . Seton Hi; Usher; Choir; G.A.A.; Red Cross. Donna Irene Beck . . . Blue Tri; Modern Dance; Bank Cashier; Choir; Scholastic Representative. Seymour Beck, Sonnic . . . Baseball; Basketball. 40 ■ Joyce Becker . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Usher; Annual Representative. Walter Eugene Beck-strom, Wally” . . . Swimming, co-captain; Apparatus. Beverly Beers. Evelyn Bellman. Arnold Berg. Harold Berg, Bucky. Beverly Ber-ine, Bcv. Esther Berman . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah; Modern Dance; Student Council; National Honor Society. Gerald Berman, Jerry. Harvey Berman . . . Student Council. Edward Bialick, Eddie . . . Football; Apparatus; Cap and Gown Committee. Gerald William Bley, Grumpy. Sally Blindman . . . Modern Dance; Ushering; Red Cross Representative. William Bliss, Bill . . . Basketball; Golf; lli-Y, Acme Hubs. Kenton Thomas Bloom, Tom . . . Track; Cross Country; Manager, Football; Student Council, vice-prcs.; National Honor Society; Hi-Y, Forem; Polaris Annual Salesman. Martin Bobgan . . . Gymnastics. A round Boisdair, Joe. Louis Bonie, Louie . . . Football; Hi-Y, Forem; Hockey Manager; Class Social Chairman. Marian Boyd. Marie Brennan, Bren . . . Seton Hi. Robert Bret ., “Bob. Shirley Brierc. Mavis Briggs, “Mervis” . . . Choir. Mary Ann Brost . . . Choir. William Buell, Bill. Louis Bullas, Louie . . . Football; Swimming, Captain; Apparatus; Hi-Y, Aerny; Christian Fellowship; Student Council. John Burfening, “Yiddy. Ronald Burg, Ronnie” . . . Band; Orchestra. 41 � Richard Burgin, Dick . . . Choir. Marilyn Bur-stem, “Marshic . . . Modern Dance; Hall Guard; Bank Cashier; Kadimah; Usher. Phyllis Burstein, Phyl . . . Kadimah; Silver Tri; Modern Dance. Judith Burt, Judy . . . Choir; Modern Dance; Blue Tri. John Cady, Jack . . . Football; Boxing: Apparatus; Skiing; Cheerleader; Hi-Y, Forem. Mary Cal-Ian . . . Blue Tri; G.A.A.; National Honor Society; Silver Tri; Modern Dance; Usher. Audrey Carlson, Swede . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Student Council; Modern Dance; Usher. Russell Carlson, “Rum . . . Band; Orchestra. Beverly Carney, Bev” . . . Blue Tri: Student Council; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; National Honor Society; Polaris Bi-Weekly. Patricia Cassidy, Trisha . . . Annual Salesman; Seton-Hi; Flag Twirlcr; Homecoming Attendant. Rachel Catcher, Rac . . . Office Page; Lunchroom Hostess; Usher. Oscar Gatlin. Thomas Ccballos, “Tom . . . Apparatus. Vivian Center, Viv . . . Kadimah, president; Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Polaris Page Editor; Lunchroom Hostess; School Bank Cashier; Usher; Junior Academy of Science; Modern Dance; Salutatorian. Charles Chapman, Chuck . . . Hockey; Golf; Apparatus. Myra Chapman . . . Kadimah; Choir; Cheerleader; Blue-Tri; Annual; Lunchroom Hostess: Modern Dance; Usher; Class Play. Myra Louise Chamey, Mike” . . . Kadimah, treasurer; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Blue Tri. Donald Charon, Don” . . . Tennis. Betty Chaz-ankin, Bets . . . Hall Guard; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Kadimah; Silver Tri. Milton Leon Chazin, Mitzie . . . Red Cross. Charlotte Chelstrom, Charlie . . . Blue Tri, treasurer; Silver Tri: Student Council; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern I ancc; Cap and Gown Committee; Usher. Harvey Chiat, Harv . . . Bank Cashier; Menorah; National Honor Society. William Chilstrom, Bill . . . Viking Club, president; Bank Cashier; Apparatus; Golf; Student Council. Bernadine Chodos . . . Kadimah; Blue Tri. Richard Paul Conlin, “Dick . . . Hi-Y, Zenith. Beverly Connor, “Connie . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Modern Dance. June Cook, Cookie . . . Viking Club; Red Cross Representative. Marian Corden . . . Library Page. 42 Jane Craddock, ‘Twin . . . G.A.A.; Seton Mi Modern Dance. Mary Craddock, 'Twin . . . G.A.A. Seton Hi; Modern Dance. Patricia Anne Crane Pat . . . Modern Dance. James C. Crowley, “Jim.’ Robert Cusciotta, Cusci” . . . Hi Y; Band; Orchestra. Verna Dallugc, Butch” . . . Modern Dance; Choir. George L. Davis, Manny . . . Boxing; Band; Student Council; Prom Committee. Patricia June Dean, Pat . . . Blue Tri; Choir; Modern Dance. Renac Elaine Dechter . . . Kadimah, treasurer; National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris; Blue Tri; Bank Cashier; Debate; Modern Dance; Usher; Class Play. Robert Dennv, Bob . . . Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Viking Club. Jacqueline DeNoon, Jackie ... G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver; Modern Dance. Dolores Diedcrich, Lor sic . . . Silver Tri; Band; Orchestra. . • Patrick Doochcr, Pat. Dolores Doty, “Dodic. . . . Seton Hi. Patricia Downing, Patty Jo. Marlys Draxten, “Mickey . . . Silver Tri; Modern Dance. Joyce Kathleen Driscoll, “Gootch . . . Choir; Modern Dance. Arlycc Dubke. Bok” . . . Red Cross; Banking; Choir; Student Council. Donald Dye, Don Shirley Eberle. Margaret Egan. Cecil Edward Eggert, Ccc . . . Junior Academy of Science; Hi-Y. Ruth Elftmann, Ruthic . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. Wayne Clarence Ellison, Red” . . . Hi-Y; Boxing. Aileenc Engle . . . G.A.A.; Silver Tri; Kadimah. Gordon Engstrom, Gordie . . . Hi-Y. Hcnchcl S. Epstein, “Eppic . . . Baseball; Polaris. Douglas Victor Erickson, Erick . . . Hi-Y. 43 John Francis Erickson,' “Johnny. Roy Erickson, . . . Footbjll; Boxing; Hi-Y; Viking Club. Richard Ersbo, Dick . . . Apparatus; Track; Boxing; Football; Hi-Y; Viking Club. Dolores Esterkyn ... Modern Dance; Kadimah; Blue Tri. Blanche Esterly . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Choir; Red Cross Representative. Norman Evidon, OToolc” . . . Football; Polaris Annual Staff; Senior Day Committee. Lois Ewert . . . Blue Tri, vice-president; Silver Tri, vice-president: Student Council, secretary; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Polaris Bi-Weekly; Head Usher. Ronnie E. Felton . . . Apparatus; National Honor Society; Choir. Beverly Findell, Bev . . . Choir; Modern Dance; Silver Tri. Howard Fischbein, “Howie” . . . Basketball; Student Council. Annette Fishman . . . Kadimah; Blue Tri. Gerald Fishman, Dupia . . . Swimming. Harvey Fishman, “Fish.” Robert E. Flemming, “Bob.” Jcrrold Flynn, Red . . . Forem Hi-Y. John Foley. Donald Fournier . . . Hockey. Ruth Frailich . . . Kadimah; Student Council; Usher; Blue Tri; National Honor Society. Bernadine Fries, Bcrnic. Alice Fritschc, “Fritz . . . Silver Tri, secretary, vice-president; Blue Tri; Student Council: G.A.A.: Bank Cashier; Usher; Modern Dance. Donald Funk, Don. Joyce Furst, Joy” . . . Scion Hi; Modern Dance. Patricia Gannon, Pat . . . Silver Tri. Gerald Garbina. Pauline Gardner, Paulc . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly; Annual; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Kadimah, secretary; Debate, secretary; Usher; Bank Cashier; Modern Dance. Helen Garetz . . . Kadimah; Bank Cashier; Silver Tri. Phyllis Garfield, Phyl ... Hall Guard; Kadimah: Silver Tri; Modern Dance. Daniel Gates. 44 Donna Gcbro, “Donnie . . . Choir; Debate: Seton Hi; Silver Tri, Vivian Gclb, Viv . . . Kadimah; Scholastic Representative. Shirley Gifis . . . Silver Tri; Kadimah; Blue Tri; Modern Dance: Usher: Study Hall Monitor: Lunchroom Hostess; Bank Cashier Donald Gillquist, “Don. � Sherman Glcckcl, “Sherry . . . Football. Joan Margaret Glynn, “Glcnndcnny . . . Student Council; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Color Guard; Modern Dance. Miriam Ruth Goldberg, Mirni . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Salesman; Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance; Bank Cashier. Harriet Goldbbtt . . . Student Council; Kadimah; Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess. ■ Greta Goldfcin, Greta Beth . . . National Honor Society; Debate, president: Kadimah, secretary; Polaris Bi-Weekly; Silver Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Blue Tri; Modern Dance; Usher. Adalic Goldman, “Peggy . . . Red Cross Representative; Blue Tri; Kadimah; Luncheon Hostess; Silver Tri. Donald Goldstein, “Don . . . Football. Harvey Goldstein, Ducky. Saundra Goldstein . . . Student Council; National Honor Society; Kadimah; Blue Tri, vice-president; Annual; Hall Guard; Reel Cross Representative; Polaris; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Usher; Study Hall Monitor. Marilyn Goodman . . . Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess. Bonivan Gordon, Bonnie . . . Silver Tri; Red Cross Representative; Band; Pep Band; Blue Tri; (LA.A. Arthur Graezyk, “Art . . . Cross Country; Track; Zenith Hi-Y, president; Class Play Committee. Lorraine Greb, Larry . . . Blue Tri; Student Council. Ray Greenspoon, Red. John Gridin. Griff . . . Choir; Hi-Y. Richard Griswold, Dick . . . Hi-Y, president; Boxing; Football. Robert Gruhlkc, “Grook . . . Student Council; Acme Hi-Y. Jack Gulton. Morton Gurewitz, Mort . . . Band; Pep Band; Orchestra. Bernard Hagen, Bcrnic . . . Golf; Skiing. Frances Handler, Frame. Dolores Hanson, Ix r-ne . . . G.A.A.; Annual Representative; Christian Fellowship Club. Hannah Harris, Jimmie . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Usher; Color Guard; Annual Representative; Scholastic Representative. William Hauser, Willy . . . National Honor Society; Junior Academy of Science, president; Study Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Supervisor; Christian Fellowship Club. 45 ■ M. Ann Hayes, Annabcllc . . . Silver Tri; Flag Twirler; Seton Hi; Blue Tri; Annual Salesman; Modern Dance. Harrieitc Heiligman . . . Class Flay; Kadimah; Flue Tri; Band; Pep Band: Orchestra: Twirling; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Red Cross Representative; Banquet Committee; Scholastic Representative. Richard Phillip Hennes, Dick . . . Boxing. Jerome Herbert, “Jerry. Kenneth Herman, I Jerky . . . Choir. Marilyn Herrick . . . National Honor Society. Bernard Her-uth. Thomas Mettle, Tom . . . Student Council; Skiing; Track. Lorraine Mint , Lorric . . . Choir; Modern Dance. Delores Liiliam Hirtli, Dee . . . G.A.A.; Silver Tri. Norine Hudgins . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Drum Majorette; Study Hall Monitor; Modern Dance; Student Council; Protn Committee, co-chairman. Michael Hoff, Mike . . . Boxing; Cross Country; Track; Hi-Y. Martin Hoffman, Sonny. Everett Hollister, Snake . . . Student Council; Apparatus Team; Skiing: Cheerleader. Dale Holmquist, Homer . . . Red Cross. Ramona Holscher, Mona . . . C.A.A.; Library Page; Seton Hi; Study Hall Monitor. ♦ Alvin Hork, “Angel . . . Football. Shirley Horn, Shirl . . . Kadimah; Usher; Hall Guard; Red Cross; Lunchroom Hostess. Verna Marie House, Marie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Office Page. LaVemc Howard, Elmer . . . Office Page. ■ William Hoyt, Lover Boy . . . Baseball. Patricia Huss, Kubic . . . Lunchroom Cashier. Andrew Huston. Betty Hyk. Grace Hyser, Smoky . . . Office Page: Seton Hi, secretary; National Honor Society. Samuel Idcl-kopc, “Sam . . . Bank Cashier: Student Council. Alvin Isenberg, Bugs . . . Student Council. Alice Isker, Al . . . Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Cheerleader. 46 Lawrence Ivens, “Larry ... Ski Team. Dorothy Jensen . . . Silver Tri, treasurer; Blue Tri, secretary; Bank Cashier; Student Council, treasurer; Modern Dance: Gun Girl; Homecoming Queen; Class Secretary; Usher. Beverly Gertrude Johnson, Bev . . . Blue Tri; National Honor Society; Silver Tri; Bank Cashier; Choir; Student Council Representative; Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance; Class Treasurer. Beverly M. Johnson, Johnnie . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative; Bank Cashier; Seton Hi; Scholastic Representative; Annual Salesman; Modern Dance; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess. Carol Johnson . . . Choir. Doris Johnson, Sally Mac . . . G.A.A.; Lunchroom Cashier; Viking Club; Christian Fellowship. Russell Johnson, Russ. Shirley Johnson . . . Silver Tri. Sherman Johnsrud, “Red. Mary Gail Johnston, Merry . . . Oflicc Switchboard. Dale Jongquist. LaVonne Jordheim . . . Seton Hi; Red Cross Representative; Silver Tri; Bank Cashier. Gene Kaiser . . . Football. Doris Kangas, Dodo . . . Modern Dance. Harriet Kaplan . . . Modern Dance; Usher. Sheldon Kaplan, Shel . . . Bank Cashier; Student G uncil. Keith Kaufniann . . . Cheerleading. Bonita Kern-penich, Bonnie . . . Student Council; Bank Cashier; Seton Hi, president; Modern Dance; Oflicc Page; Scholastic Representative. Agnes Killeen, “Aggie Seton Hi; Blue Tri; Lunchroom Hostess. Phyllis King, Phyl . . . Student Council; Silver Tri; Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Modern Dance; National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess. Betty Jane Klatke . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Student Council; Modern Dance. Robert Knutson, Knutc . . . Student Council; Band; Orchestra; Wrestling; Boxing. Jerome Kobin, Jerry . . . Student Council: Basketball; Football. Patricia Kobs, Pat . . . Bank Cashier; G.A.A.; Red Cross. Joan Kotars, Jo-Jo . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Choir; Cheerleader; Library Page; Modern Dance. Donna Kopveiler . . . Seton Hi: Modern Dance. Donald Kost, Don . . . National Honor Society; Orchestra: Band; Pep Band. Wayne Krantz Weiner . . . Student Council. 47 Shirley Kramer, Shir . . . Silver Tri; Kadi-mah. Jack Krenzen, Peacock . . . Football; Baseball; Boxing: Class Sergeant-at-Arms. Carol Krieg, Krieg . . . llall Guard; Office Page; Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Annual Staff; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Teacher; Blue Tri. Robert Krithef, Bob . . . Polaris; Mcnorah. Lois Kumm . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Lcnorc LaBcllc . . . Twirling. Dolores Langum, Dee. Delores Larson, De . . . Lunchroom Cashier; Modern Dance; Viking Club. Robert Latz, Bob . . . Boxing; Debate, vice-president. treasurer; Choir; A Senior Banquet Committee, Chairman; National Honor Society; Class Play. Diane Lauermann, “Dee . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Seton Hi; Modern Dance. Shirley Laut-erbach. “Ijudcr . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri: G.A.A.; Modem Dance; Lunchroom Cashier. William Lawson, Bill . . . Polaris, co-sports editor; National Honor Society; Annual Representative; Scholastic Representative. June Leaf . . . Silver Tri; Choir; G.A.A.; Office Page. Betty Jean Lenihan, Betsy. Beverly Lemer, Bev” . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Study Hall Monitor. Donald Lemer, “Don. Miles Letofsky. Norman Levin, Grcaseball . . . Band; Pep Band; Orchestra: A” Senior Day Committee, chairman. Phillip Levin, Frcnchic ... Football; Basketball: Student Council; Annual Salesman; A Senior Class Vice-President. Phyllis Lewis . . . Silver Tri; Library Page; Student Council; Commencement Committee; Modern Dance. Erwin Lichten, Oich . . . Track; Cross Country. Henry Licbcrman, “Hank. Donna Lilja, Donnie . . . Modern Dance; Red Cross: Scholastic Representative; G.A.A. Allen Lillebo. Audrey Lind, Lindy . . . Choir; Modern Dance; Usher; G.A.A.; Silver Tri. Allan Lindgren, Bud . . . Ili-Y. Muriel I-ivon, Mur . . . Kadimah; Blue Tri; Hall Monitor; Usher; Modern Dance. Bruce Lumlcy, “Lumlcy . . . Skiing; Band; Drum Major; Orchestra; Norse Club. 48 Dolores Gayle Lund. I)cc . . . Modern Dance; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton Hi, vice-president; Drum Majorette; Scholastic Representative. Dorothy Luther, Dot . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Seton lit; Choir; Red Cross. Arlene Mack . . . Modern Dance; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Mali Guard; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross; Usher. Marilyn Mackenzie, Mouse . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Polaris Annual Salesman: Modern Dance. Betty Jean Mackcow, Mack” . . . Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Seton Hi: Otlicc Pape. Jane Malm, Janie . . . Student Council, secretary; Viking Club, president; Choir; Banquet Committee; Lunchroom Monitor; G.A.A. Ronald Mankotf, Ronny . . . Mcnorah, president; Wrestling, captain; Student Council; Banquet Committee; ('.lavs Play; Scholastic Representative. Ted Margulis, Teddy . . . Polaris Bi-weekly: Mcnorah; Bank Cashier. Joanne Matson, Jo . . . (LA.A.; Red Cross Representative; Annual Salesman; Modern Dance. Lester Mayo. Roper McAllister, Sheets. Harold Edward McDuffie. 4- Lorraine Lee McKenna, Larric” . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri, treasurer; Student Council; Usher; G.A.A. Kenneth McKinney, Mac” . . . Student Council; Track; Cross Country: Basketball; Boxing. David Meyers, Bcardle . . . Class Play Committee: Football. Irene Miller, Rene . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri: Annual Salesman: Modem Dance; Health Representative: Red Cross: G.A.A. William Miller, Shorty . . . Banker. Sandra Millunchick, Sim . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Modern Dance; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Hall Guard; Debate. Gary Mitchell. James Moffat, Projection Club. Muriel Mold, Myrt . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Modern Dance; Seton Hi. Roger Mohrbachcr, Rog. Patricia Moore. Robert Moore, “Bob . . . Chess Club. Richard Moran. Donald Morin, Donnie” . . . Student Council: Apparatus; Golf; Track; Hi-Y. Arnold Moscovitz. Evelyn Mueller. 49 Arthur C. Nelson, Art.” Beverly Rac Nclsen, Bobbie . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly: Silver Tri; Blue Tri: Junior Academy of Science; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Usher; (ximmcnccment Seating Co-Chairman: Student Council: I-ost and Found. Marjorie Nicholson. Midge, Anita Noodelman, Noodel” . . . Kadimah; Prom Committee; Oflicc Page; Modern Dance. Maralyn Noodelman, “Min . . . Polaris Page Editor; Annual Start; Lunchroom Hostess: Hall Guard; Kadimah, sergeant-at-arms; National Honor Society; Blue Tri; Modern Dance: Usher. Harry Nord, Swede. Doris Nordahl . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri. Marlow Nordberg, Mar . . . Hockey. Donna Note . . . Red Cross Representative: Oflicc Page; Lunchroom Hostess; Scion Hi. Jacqyln Nunn, Jackie . . . Debate, vice-president, secretary; Choir; Oflicc Page: Scholastic Representative. Hanna Nuss-baum . . . Kadimah; Blue Tri: Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance. Arthur Nygard, Art . . . Student Council: Zenith Hi-Y; Annual Start: Class Play. Gerald Nystrom, “Jiggs . . . Apparatus. Claire O’Brien, “Irish . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A. Patsy O’Connell, Pat . . . Polaris Bi-weekly, Page Editor; Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Junior Academy of Science: Modern Dance: Lunchroom Hostess; Hall Guard; National Honor Society; Usher; Commencement Seating Co-Chairman: Annual Salesman; Class Play, Student Coach; Valedictorian. Jean Odegard. Jeanic” . . . Choir; Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Blue Tri. Dorothy L. Olson, Dottic . . . Moslem Dance. Marilyn G. Olson, Mar . . . Band: Orchestra: Pep Band; Silver Tri. Marilyn J. Olson, Shorty . . . Modern Dance; Choir. Avis Orman . . . Band; Bank Cashier; Kadimah; Class Play. Norma Otteson, Norm . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Scion Hi; Modern Dance. Earl Palmer, Buster . . . Boxing; Forem Hi-Y. Clyde Paulzinc, Chink. Eleanor Pearson, Ellic . . . Bantl. 4 Dale Pederson, Pete. Bcvcrlcc Pcsck, “Bev . . . Polaris. Paul Peterson. Richard D. Petersen, Dick.” 50 Rutland Peterson, Pete. Wayne Petron, Pete. Robert Pickering, Bobby . . . Christian Fellowship Club; Apparatus, co-captain; Track; Cross Country; Choir; Tennis: Red Cross Representative; Actny J-fi-Y, vice-president, chaplain. Darlene Pierson, Dc De . . . Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. + Grannis Pierson. Granny . . . Student Council; Acniy Hi-Y, president; All-North Hi-Y Secretary; Boxing; Track; Hockey. Joyce Pitt, Joy . . . Christian Fellowship Club, president, vice-president; Viking Club. Bernadette Plante, Bernie . . . Silver Tri; Modern Dance; G.A.A. Donna Plowman, Don . . . Modern Dance. Jeanette Politer, Jan . . . Blue Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Office Page; Switchboard Operator. Marilyn Proulx, Mitzi . . . Annual Salesman; Flag Twirling; Modern Dance; Blue Tri. Joan Quam, Jo . . . Silver Tri; Library Page; Modern Dance; Red Cross. Richard Quigley. Caryl Jean Quinn, Cuddles” . . . Silver Tri; Vik mg Club; G.A.A.; Seton Hi. Leona June Quiring, Ona . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Student Council. Mary Quirk, Corky , . . Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Modern Dance; Silver Tri. Wallace Randall, Wally . . . Skiing; Apparatus; Golf; Swimming. Rene Rappaport . . . Band; Kadiinah. Jean Rassicr, Jcannic . . . Student Council, treasurer; Silver Tri; Luncheon Hostess; Commencement Committee; Red Cross. Kathryn Ann Raun, Katie . . . Silver Tri, president; Blue Tri; Usher; G.A.A.: Modern Dance; Bank Cashier. Lambert Raymond, Ray. 4 James Regan, Jim . . . Hi-Y. Jerome Rcichcl, •Tex . . . Football: Hockey; Baseball; Hi-Y; Ret! Cross. Charlotte Rcifcl, Char . . . Kadiinah, vice-president; Blue Tri; Student Council; Red Cross: Polaris Bi-weekly; Lunchroom Hostess: Modern Dance; Baccalaureate Committee. Robert Rcinking, Rankin'' . . . Hockey, Football. 4 Ricardo Rclopez, Ric ... Boxing. Marilyn Reuter .. . G.A.A.; Seton Hi: Scholastic Representative. Irene Rice . . . Study Hall Monitor; Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Silver Tri. Barbara Richman, Barb . . . Silver Tri; Polaris Annual, editor-in-chief; Polaris Bi-weekly; Kadimah; Blue Tri: Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; National Honor Society. 51 Barbara Rid, •Barb . . . Modern Dance: G.A.A.; Student Council; Office Page; Blue Tri. Lois Roberts, “Bobbie . . . Kind; Choir; Modern Dance; Lunchroom I Jostess. Rosemarie Robidcau, Rosie . . . Modern Dance; Blue Tri; Red Cross; Mall Monitor; Seton Hi. Aaron Robinson, Robie . . . Mcn-orah. Harvey Rochlin, Mars . . . Tennis; Chess Club; National Honor Society. Sheldon Rockier, Shelly . . . Menorah: Pep Band; Band; Orchestra; Chess Club. Richard Roisum, Dick . . . Apparatus; Student Council; Forem Ili-Y. Samuel Roitenberg, Penguin . .. Football; Track; Annual Staff. William Rose, Bill . . . National Honor Soviets; Apparatus; Tennis; Annual Salesman. Diane Rosso, “Di . . . National Honor Society: G.A.A.; Red Cross Representative. Mary Rourkc, Mary Jo . . . Student Council; Attendance Clerk: Library Page. Joann Rubinger, “Jo . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Modern Dance; Blue Tri; Band. Ramona Rucker . . . Reel Cross Representative; Modern Dance; Choir; National Honor Society. Jeanne Rudd . . . Modern Dance; Annual Stall: Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Choir; Lunchroom Hostess; Reel Cross Representative; National Honor Society. Verna Mae Ruschoff . . . G.A.A.: Silver Tri; Moslem Dance. Christopher Ryan, Chris . . . Stage Crew; Chess Club; Book Room. Martin Kenneth Saari, “Marty ... 1 li-Y. Elizabeth Sampson, Betty . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Modern Dance. Gloria Sanderson, Sandy . . . Silver Tri, secretary; Blue Tri; Usher; Color Guard; Viking Club; Christian Fellowship; Annual Salesman; G.A.A. Dorothy Sarenpa, Dot” . . . Silver Tri; Modern Dance; Red Cross Representative. Robert Sarenpa, Harry . . . Hockey; Student Council. Marjorie Sarsgard. Marge . . . G.A.A. Sally Sborov, Sai” . . . Modern Dance; Office Page; Lunchroom Hostess; Choir. Lila Schleter . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Band; Orchestra: National Honor Society; Pep Band; Office Page. Sheldon Schnitzer, Shd . . . Polaris; Band; Pep Band: Scholastic Representative. Ruth Schuck. Thomas Schultz . . . Polaris Bi-Weekly. Philip Seamans . . . Choir. 52 Mary Louise Seaton . . . CLA.A. Margaret-1 Iclcn Sebesta . . . G.A.A.; Silver Tri: Modem Dance. Marjorie Sedivee, “Marge . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: G.A.A. Irving Sedransky, “Pete . . . Student Council; Apparatus; Wrestling. ■ Eunice Segal . . . Kadimah; Library Page; Lunchroom Hostess; Bank Cashier; Scholastic Representative. Dorothy Sell, “Dot . . . Silver Tri: Blue Tri; Band. Arnold Selvala, Arnie . . . Polaris Bi-weekly. Burton Shapiro, “Bud.” Joan Shea . . . Band; Pep Band; Orchestra; Kadi-mah; Annual Staff: Banquet Committee: Blue Tri. Clarice Sherman, “Clare . . . Band; Kadimah; Usher; Student Council; Red Cross Representative; Silver Tri; Lunchroom Hostess. Weston Shipstcad, Wes” . . . Mi-Y: Student Council,'president: Football; Track; Swimming. Ralph Shopek, Spike. Zcltnar ShrclJ, “Elmer . . . Football; Boxing; Basketball Manager; Student Council; Class Play. Anna Shurc . . . National Honor Society, treasurer: Kadimah, secretary, treasurer; Red Cross representative; Student Council; Blue Tri; Bank Cashier; Polaris Bi-weekly, Editor-in-Chicf; Class Play Committee; Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess: Usher. Shirley Rac Shussin, Shus . . . Kadimah; Lunch room Hostess; Office Page; Modern Dance; Usher. Stanley Silver, Stan . . . Baseball; Basketball; Football. ■ Marcella Singer, Marcy . . . Kadimah; Blue Tri: Lunchroom Hostess; Bank Cashier; Choir; Modern Dance; Silver Tri. John Somers . . . Basketball. Arnold Soskin, Arnie . . . Tennis: Prom Committee; Band; pep Band. Harold Stanoch, Tootsie”... Track. Harmon Stanch, Bill . . . Forem Hi-Y; Basketball; Bank Cashier; Student Council: National Honor Society; Cap and Gown Committee. Virginia Stanoch, Ginny . . . Scion Hi: Modern Dance. Stanley Starkman. “Stan. Alan Stein, Al . . . Baseball; Apparatus; Debate. Stanley Stein . . . Football; Baseball: Student Council. Frances Steinhagen, Fran . . . Seton Hi; Mixlcrn Dance. Marion Steinkc, Stinky . . . Red Cross Representative: Hall Guard; Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Blue Tri. Anamaric Stone, “Annie . . . Blue Tri. 53 David Strandmark, Dave. Rose Marie Sundberg, Rosie” . . . Seton Hi: G.A.A.: Silver Tri. Doris Sutherland . . . Modern Dance; Lunchroom Hostess; Blue Tri: Seton Hi. Kenneth Swaiman, Ken . . . Class Play; Debate, president; National Honor Society, vice-president, sergeant-at-arms; lunior Academy of Science; Tennis; Senior Day Committee. Arnold Swanson, Carl” . . . Student Council. Emily Swanson, “Jimmy . . . Blue Tri; Viking Club; Scholastic Representative; Modern Dance. Harold Swater., “Swat . . . Apparatus; Boxing. Joan Swenson, “Swens . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Annual Staff; Gun TwirJcr; Class Play Committee; National Honor Society: Debate; Modern Dance. Lloyd Syrdal, “Bok . . . Hi-Y; Band; Orchestra; Swing Band. Paul Tabachnick, Tab . . . Polaris Bi-Wccklv. Sam Taradash, Terry . . . Debate. Betty Lorraine Talley, Kitten . . . Norse Viking Club; Modern Dance; Office Page; Blue Tri. Donna Tcitclbaum, Shix . . . Kadimah; Usher; Lunchroom Hostess; Modern Dance; Hall Guard. Thomas Thole, Tom . . . Choir. Doris Thurman. Lowell Tifft . . . Rand: Hi-Y. Merrill Toles, Babe. Merrill Tolcs, But . . . . Baseball; Football; Student Council; Class Mascot; Basketball, manager. William Torp, Bill” . . . Class President: Student Council, president, vice-president; Hi-Y. president; Track; Cross Country, captain. Sally Trestman, Sal” . . . Hall Guard: Blue Tri; Kadimah; Modern Dance. Edward Truppman, “Eddy” . . . l ebate, Mcnorah. Joan Turgeon, Jo . . . . Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Annual Salesman; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Moslem Dance. David Turovh, Dave . . . Choir. Patricia Thylcr, Pat . . . Blue Tri. Richard Vincent, Dick . . . Student Council. Beverly Voight, Bev . . . Christian Fellowship; Office Page. Betty Volkcrt . . . National Honor Society; Choir; Modern Dance; Blue Tri; Student Council; Scholastic Representative. Josephine WaUszck, Jo” . . . Seton Hi; Modern Dance; Annual Salesman. 54 Mary Alice Walker . . . Ret! Cross Representative. Isadore Waller, Izzy . . . Mcnorah; National Honor Society. Helen Walsh, Mouse” . . . Modern Dance. Kenneth Weestrand, ‘'Kenny.” Burton Weisberg . . . Student Council: Debate. Patricia West, “Pat . . . Silver Tri; Blue Tri; Red Cross Representative; Modern Dance: Lost and Found. June Wickstrom . . . Silver Tri; Hall Mon nor: Modern Dance. Marilyn Wilkins. “Peaches' . . . National Honor Society; Choir, secretary; Silver Tri. Evan Williams . . . National Honor Society, president and treasurer: Basketball: Track: Cross Country: Student Council; Acmy Hi-Y; Scholastic Representative. Gerald Wilson, Bank Cashier: Red Cross Representative; Office Page. Mary Jean Winking. “Winkic” . . . Scion Hi; Modern Dance. Rita Winkler, Winkic . . . Silver Tri; Sc ton Hi; Modern Dance. Saralcc Wittels . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Hall Guard; Modern Dance. Geraldine Worwa, “Geri” . . . Silver Tri; Choir; Modern Dance. Margaret Wuollet, Muggs. Patricia Yost, Pat . . . Silver Tri: Modern Dance: Choir; Blue Tri. Alvin Zclickson, “A! . . . Mcnorah, Sgt.-at-Arms; Tennis; Annual Stall: Polaris; National Honor Society. Curtis Danielson, Curt . . . Swimming; Choir. Joyce Engquist, Bobbie . . . Blue Tri, president; Silver Tri, treasurer; Lunch Room Hostess: Polaris: Student Council; G.A.A.; Usher. William J. Grady, Bill . . . Hockey. Betty King. Shirley Mattson, Shir! . . . Silver Tri: Student Council; Usher; G.A.A.; Modern Dance. Syrilc Meyers. Larry Nicdcnfucr. Lois Nelson. Paul Roitenberg. Stinky . . . Band; Pep Band. Corrine Swanson, Sunny . . . Twirling; Scton Hi; Modern Dance; Red Cross Rep rrsentative; Student Council. OTHER GRADUATES Merle Askay Paul Marystonc Ronald Burg Roger Norman John Casey Marlowe Pedersen Alvin Fishbcin Phyllis Seidenstrickcr Robert Griffith Hartley Timer Gerald Heagcrtv Quentin Torganon David Kalla Lee Zinbeig James Konkal VETERANS Edward Cook Leonard Pesis Robert Edmond Stanley Peterson Harold Mitchell Lionel Stcnson Richard Olson Gordon Stonebumer 55 Dorothy Sareniu Anna Shurc Gorrinc Swanson -Doris Kangas -Marilyn Protdx -Margie Sedivee Norinc Hodjrins Anne I byes Delores Doty Saundra Goldstein BEST DRESSED - - - - MOST POPULAR - - - • BEST SPORT - - - - - BLOND............... - BRUNETTE............ - REDHEAD ............ IN-BETWEEN - • - - BRIGHTEST SMILE - - - PRETTIEST EYES - - - - MOST POISED - - - - 9deal Section. Lloyd Syrdai Phil Levin Jack Krenzen Bill Chilsirom Ralph Atlas - Evan Williams Weston Shipstcad Dick Koisum Arnold Soskin - Bob Pickering Gloria Sandcrvm Harricttc I Inhuman I'jlriiu Moore • loan Shea • Ignore La ltd It- -loan Glynn -Esther Berman Joyce EnjtquUt Patsy O'Connell Juan Swrmon -Patricia Cassidy Dorothy Jensen Hoy, and Qi U - - FIGURE PHYSIQUE - - - - - MOST CAREFREE - - - - • MOST ATHLETIC - - • - - - WITTIEST - - - • • • SMOOTHEST - - - - - BEST DANCER - • - MOST COLLEGIATE - • MOST COOPERATIVE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED • - - MOST FRIENDLY • - MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY BEST ALL AROUND - Dick Ersbo ’ dinar Shrdl Ic-rntnc Ricchrl But Tolcs Gordy Enj; tiom - George Davis Mort Bank Ronnie Allard Norman Kvidon - Norman Levin - lamn Bonic • - Bill Torp [June Senior. Ganufutte L CLASS PLAY SENIOR DAY Taking care of arrangements for the class play arc: Ideas arc in the making for the Senior Day pro Seated, Joan Swenson, Anna Shure; standing, Arthur gram by Kenneth Swaiman, Norman Levin anti Graezyk, Dark! Meycn. Norman P.sidon. BANQUET BACCALAUREATE Planning the senior banquet are Joan Shea, Mar riette Heiligman, Ronnie Mankoff and Jane Malm. Discussing baccalaureate plans arc Charlotte Rei fcl, Wes Shipstcad, Joyce Engquist, Dick Conlin and Ruth Shuck. 58 PROM CAP AND GOWN North's senior prom lies in the hands of Tom Bloom, Arnold Soskin, Anita Noodclmun, Narine Ihxlgins and George Davis. Fitting the seniors' caps and gowns is the work of Harmon Stanch, Charlotte CheUtrom, Eddie Bialick anil Lais Ewert. COMMENCEMENT (ximmcncement plans arc being gone over by Jean Ras-sicr and Evan Williams. Not pictured is Phyllis Lewis. 59 Rube gives out at the first annual football banquet. “Round One” Senior Dance. CLASS PLAY Booth Tarkington’s well known play, “Clarence,” was presented by the “A” senior class May 6. “Clarence” is a story of a returned veteran who creates much humor while adjusting himself to civilian life. The cast included Bob Latz, Myra Chapman, Art Nygard, Avis Orman, Harriette Heiligman, Zclmar Shrell, Ronald Mankoft, Rcnac Dcchtcr, loycc Engquist and Kenny Swaiman. Faculty coach was Lillian Johnson, and student coach was Pat O'Connell. 61 cSound mind in a dound body. tyootkall Riley plunges over. Levin pitches a long one. Top row: N. Evidon, J. Martin, I). Zcttcrwall, W. Carlson, S. Roit-cnberg, J. Rice, G. Carlton, S. Silvers, II. I.angum. A. Hork, I). Meyers, S. Stein, Equipment manager, K. Spaulding. Third row: R. Johnson, coach, J. Egan. E. Hialick, J. Robin, J. Dryer. J. Rachel, W. Ship-stead. J. Maas, S. deckel, I). Riley, I . Levin, D. Ersbo, B. Denny, L. Burnett, Assistant coach. Second row: R. Creighton, II. Brand, Shrcll, J. Krenzen, W. Robinson. D. Swengston, B. Tolcs, L. Bonic, T. Golden, D. Schwappach. First row: J. Hagen, K. Real, D. Peck, R. Norlander, J. Johns, K. Nyquist, B. Goldfein, D. Griswold, K. Brasseur, I). Balfour, F.. Yokum, T. Bloom. SEASON'S SCOREBOX North 13 Henry 0 North 30 Southwest 0 North 13 Washburn 0 North 30 Marshall 0 North 25 Central 31 North 26 Vocational 6 North H South 18 First Down!!! Above: Brand Kelt briefing- Below: Riley hits pay dirt. “Goldie” nabt a long one. North lost their chance to cop the city football crown when they dropped a thriller to South, 18-14, in the last game of the season. North was clutching a slim two point lead when some poor officiating gave South a protested touchdown in the last few seconds of pky. The first team Polar line-up had Ray Creighton anti Tom Golden at the ends, Lou Bonic and Denny Swengston at the tackles, lack Krenzen and But;: Toles at the guards, Wayne Robinson at center, Phil Levin at quarterback, Don Riley and Jack Dryer at the halfbacks, and Jerry Rcichel at fullback. Hy Brand and Zelincr Shrcll, tackles, and Wes Shipstcad and Jerry Maas, halfbacks, alternated with the first team. The Polars’ Don Riley and Wayne Robinson made the all-city first team, while Jack Krenzen and Lou Bonic were placed on the all-city second team. Coaching laurels go to Rube Johnson who did a grand coaching job, but because of a tough break lost the championship. Polar cheerleaders in action. 64 Clutching a third place berth by defeating Henry 1-0, the Polars dropped their playoff game, 4-3, to South. After losing half of the team at midterm graduation, the Polars came back to rollick to a spot in the city playoff. In the South contest, both teams were hot, but their respective centers were hotter as the game turned to a duel between North's Rcichel and South’s Campbell. With 13 seconds left in the game and the score lied at 3-3, South scored to give them their margin of victory. Rcichel scored all three goals for North. This was Marvin Skaurud’s second year as coach of the Polar six. Jerry Rcichel, North center, was given a berth on the all-city team. Nice save! o4o-chey Top row: D. Johnson, D. Schwappach, V. Martin, J. Rcichel, R. Sarenpa. W. Grady, G. Pierson, C. White, M. Skaurud, coach . . . Bottom row: C. Chapman. R. Rcinking, I). Peek, C. Inkala, R. Nelson, M. Johnson, J. Maas. 55 aihetfxall Levin sinks one. Kobin drives in. Opposite page — Top row: Z. Shrell, stuilcnt manager, H. Stanch, |. Somers, K. Williams, I . Levin, J. Dryer, D. Hammer, J. Egan, B. Tolcs, student manager . . . Second Row: S. Perin, assistant coach, J. Martin, B. Denny, R. Creighton, G. Carlson, S. Silvers, B. Barnett, |. Jacobi, head coach . . . First row: J. Robin, S. Pelt , W. Robinson, B. Bliss, D. Nelson, H. Fischbcin. 67 Jerry does a toe dance. Foul!! North's champion hip line up: H. Fischbein, J. Robin, B. Bliss, B. Barnett, J. Dryer, City Glta fupA. John Jacobi's '48 cagcrs wound up the season as city champions with a 7-1 rating in league competition. The Polars' only defeat in regular league play was to the Edison Tommies. North turned in its best game by defeating Washburn in the last game of the season. In downing the Millers, the Polars gained the city title undisputed. North lost the services of Wayne Robinson and Don Nelson through mid-season graduation. These positions were filled by Jack Dryer and Bob Barnett, both of whom played brilliantly from their guard posts. Up front the team was spearheaded by big Bill Bliss at center. Clever floorman Jerry Kobin and fine shooting Howie Fischbein were the forwards who rounded out the North High five. The team did not compete in the regional playoffs because of the school strike, and therefore was unable to enter the State High School Tournament. Bill Bliss made all-city center on the first team, while Howie Fischbein was chosen for the second team. Jerry Kobin. Jack Dryer, Bob Barnett and Wayne Robinson were all chosen for honorable mention. 68 Billy lay one up. Cn iA. Gou+it uf. Led by Mill Torp who broke the city cross country record by a full ten seconds, the Polars finished a healthy second in the City Meet. Again the meet was won by Southwest who placed men in the second and third spots behind Torp. These places were enough to win the meet because of the tapering oil of the Polars from first place on. In the State Meet Torp again finished first, but because of twenty degree weather and snow he did not break the meet record. North under Lou Burnett finished fourth in the State Meet. Cross country is different from most sports in the fact that the lowest competing school wins. The score is computed in the position in which men finish in the race. This gives first place one point, second, two, and so forth down the line. A perfect score is fifteen with the first five men placing positions counted. Bill cracks another record. Clear sailing! Top row: R. Lind, I . Campbell, M. HofI, I). Beal, K. McKinney, E. Lichten, C. Stcinkc . . . Bottom row: J. Schecvcr, B. Bickering, A. (irazyck, B. Torp, E. Williams, R. Nelson. 69 Lou Burnett’s gymnasts made a clean sweep in the City Meet by winning titles in the D, C, and B classes. In the State Meet North won the I) and B classes to win the crown. The Polars also placed second in the C class meet. By amassing 1,632, 4.-102, and 4,585 {joints in the B, C. and 1) classes, respectively, the Polars won the State Tourney according to standards. Outstanding throughout the season in competition were Bill Goldfein, Irv Kucstcr, Vem Meyers, Yale Kiefer and Dick Ersbo. Alley oop! Afifia'iciiui Flying Beckvtrnm. Top row: J. Strccd. L. Burgher, R. Kunin, I. Kiustcr, W. Coldfein, R. Fry, M. ltol g3n, D. Schwartz, R. Peterson. F. Piiola . . . Third row: I . Schwartz, I). Kklin, C. Stcinkc, D. Cates, I.. Burnett, coach. B. Chitl-strom, V. Myers, I.. Tarcll, R. Nelson, R. Crandall . . . Second row: It. Rove, W. Beckstroni. R. Pickering, Y. Kiefer, I). Frsbo, A, Fingerhut, M. Fockctz, F.. Hollister, I. Schwartzhach . . . First row: R. Felton. W. Randall. I.. Btillav, P. Campbell, I). Roisum, O. Trombley. 'I'la.ch Running dark horses throughout the ’47 season, the Polar tracksters copped the city track crown. They defeated the favorites, South anti Washburn, in good style, which oddly enough did not conic as a surprise to Lou Burnett and company. Six Polars qualified for eight events in the State Meet. The mile run was won by Bill Torp in easy fashion as he outran Phil Lind of Southwest. Torp broke the city record in a fast 4:38.6. Ronnie Barnes also won the 880 in 2:02.1. The turning point of the day was when John Dryer won the 220 and placed fourth in the 100. Bolinger and Riley gained firsts in the low hurdles and discus, respectively. North’s half-mile relay team (Er-hardt, Steele, Dryer, and Shipstcad) failed to qualify for the State Meet by one-tenth of a second. The Polars placed third in the State and were only one point away from first place. Bob vaults over the bar. 71 Ersbo readies a mighty toss. TENNIS Making great improvement, the Polar tennis team ended its season with a little over a .500 percentage. The Skaurud-eoachcd team was one of the best in the loop. The racketeers defeated some of the best teams in the city while also losing to some of the poorest. Sophomore Sam Shragowitz and senior Don Charon bolstered the team with their wins. WRESTLING North High’s grapplcrs went through the season with a .500 average. Handicapped by lack of a coach, this team under captain Ronnie Mankoff progressed steadily until it held its own with other teams in the city. Ron Hrasseuer and Marty Bell were also outstanding wrestlers for the Polars. SKIING North was well represented in winter s|H)rts by the accomplishments of the ski team. Everett Hollister and Tom Hcttlc led the team in the city meet held at Theodore Wirth Park. Hollister won the jumping, and Hcttlc won the crass country skiing. The Polars traveled to Duluth where they took part in the State Tournament Ski Meet. 72 SWIMMING Splashing through to win every meet, the Polar swimming team brought the title home to North for the first time since the inaugu ration of swimming into the prep curriculum of sports. Coached by Clive Cleary, the North team defeated then unbeaten Marshall in its last meet of the season and won by a decisive margin to take the title. GOLF This year’s golf team has considerable talent and is exacted to rank high among the city leaders. Mort Hank, Ralph Atlas, and Chuck Chapman arc the three returning lct-termen from last year. The golf team is coached by GifTy O’Dell. BOXING Boxing has made a permanent place for itself in the North High athletic system. Here at North enthusiasm runs high during the annual tournament. As an added feature, the coveted Eddclson Trophy is given to the athlete who has contributed the most to boxing at North. This year’s program was under the supervision of Wilbur Palm. 73 fecvieJxall By lK-ating undefeated Iidison 4-3 for the first time in three years. North clinched a second place tic in the Northern Division in the '47 season. The Polars ended the season with a .500 average, 4 wins and 4 losses. Outstanding man of the year was Bill Hoyt, who did a good pitching job for North. Stan Silvers led North’s batting brigade with a high average. This was the second year of coaching for lames Treglawny, who led the Polars through a tough season. Top left: Struggle for the sack. Bottom left: Leading have stealer, Al Stein, whizzes in safely. Below: Bill Hoyt knocks the ball for a long one. Top row: Assistant, K. Reed, J. Kobin, R. Cooperman, A. Stein, R. Nelson . . . Second row: I). Harris. S. Silvers, J. Rachel, B. Hoyt, M. Tolcs, R. Lind, B. Barnett . . . Front row: S. Beck, H. Epstein, Egan, I . Cassidv, I). Heck, C. White, I.. Horka. M. Kagnon, Ouch f. Treglawny. 74 MRS. ELSIE CONOVER Gym MRS. THELMA LENNARTSON Gym As part of the well-rounded seasonal sports activities, badminton tournaments arc great fun as well as good exercise for the girls. Speedy and exciting, basketball proves to Ik enjoyed as much by the girls as it is by the boys. Girls interested in after-school sports can take part in bowling. Bowling instructions and proper form arc taught to the girls by their instructor, Mrs. Elsie Conover. 75 Modem uba+ice North s well-known modern dance classes have been in great demand to perform in various parts of the city. A composition was given at the Kadisson Motel May 6, by a group of girls from these classes. Through the medium of interpretative dance, girls acquire bodily grace anti poise, and at the same time bring their imaginations into play in representations of moods and emotions. With the assistance of Mrs. Ardcttc DuLac, the girls have learned the intricacies of modern dance with ease. During the past term all modern dance classes have been discontinued, and in their stead, the girls are participating in general sports. 76 77 . . . knaiateA e neve , learned, afj txooJzi,. The North Band struts out. cMamecasnUUf The Polars climaxed the 1947 football season with the traditional Homecoming festivities. The auditorium program was highlighted by the crowning of Queen Dorothy Jensen by Denny Swengs-ton, co-captain of the football team. Dorothy’s attendants were Gwen Manning, Dorcnc Kursu, Patricia Cassidy and Phyllis Coren. Queen Dorothy and her attendants presided over the North-South football game at Nicollet Ball Park where the North High Band offered spectacular entertainment between halves. The day was rounded out with the annual Homecoming Dance, held in the school gym, where royalty, students and alumni gathered for the finishing touches of Homecoming Day. Homecoming Queen Dorothy Jensen sits in regal splendor What a game! Royalty in review. GluU NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in The National Honor Society, a strictly “honorary” organization, is one of the highest ambitions of all Polaritcs. The keystone and the torch, its emblem, symbolize the most important objectives of the organization: to carry the torch of truth, to lead so that others may follow, to keep alive in our school a true sense of the high values of life, and to serve so that others may benefit. Students arc elected to the society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Present advisers of North's chapter are Mazic Shannon and Alfred Christopherson. Officers for the fall term were: president, Jeanne Larson; vice-president, Jesse Agnew; secretary. Barbara Cess; treasurer, Evan Williams. 79 The Blue Triangle, a club s|x nsorcd by the Y.W.C.A., is made up of girls in the twelfth grade. It is a social anil service club. BLUE TRI Officers for the fall term were: Joan Roa, president; Lois Ewert, vice- president; Dorothy Jensen, secretary; Erma Johnson, treasurer; and Beverly Borrics, I.C.C. representative. Marilynn Knutson is the club adviser. HEALTH COMMITTEE The Health Committee of North High School is affiliated with the National Health Council. Formerly the I lealth Committee was a separate function at North, but now it has been combined with the student council. Every year the health council presents a program on health and safety in the auditorium. The committee assists in activities such as the recent X-ray survey. Members arc Art Nygard, Saundra Goldstein, Mary Rourkc and Chairman Bill Salics. Committee adviser is Helen Dargay, North High nurse. SILVER TRI Silver Triangle, a club composed of sophomore and junior girls, is made up of social as well as service projects, such as the annual fall and spring workshops, state Y-Tccn Conference, sleigh rides, clothing and food drives. Officers for the fall term were: President, June Iverson; vice-president, Patricia Herbert; secretary, Helen Duffy; treasurer, Diane Hilden. Adviser is Ona Swanson. The Junior Red Cross program ai North has been successful due mainly to the efforts of the adviser, Emma E. Sichl. The packing and sending of gift boxes to Europe was a main project this year. Officers for the fall term were: Glen Carlscn, president, and also past president of the Hennepin County Red Cross; Carol Anderson, vice-president, and current vice-president of the Hennepin County Red Cross; Beverly Gacek, secretary; and Don Nygaard, treasurer. RED CROSS PROJECTION CLUB The Audio-Visio group has charge of all sound and projection equipment, the latest of which is a new wire recorder. Officers for the fall term were: William Ralkc, president; Duane Ecklin, vice-president; Kenneth Swaiman, secretary; and Eugene Olson, treasurer. Present adviser is A. Christopherson. This year Christian Fellowship, sponsored by the Young Men’s Christian Business Association of Minneapolis, has Jim Wilson, a North High alumus, as its Midwest Youth Director. Adviser is Catherine Mandler. Officers for the fall term were: president, Gordy Barnes; vice-president, Joyce Pitt; secretary, Yvonne Fry; treasurer, Yale Sherman; and social chairmen, Virginia Berntson and Davit! Roufs. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP KADIMAH Kadimah is an organization open to all Jewish girls at North. This club is both a social and a service group. Kadimah, together with the Student Council, has charge of collecting trays in the teachers’ lunch room. A banquet climaxes its activities for each term. Officers for the fall term were: president, Vivian Center; vice-president, Mildred Hodroff; corresponding secretary. Dorothy Klcinbaum; recording secretary, Pauline Gardner; treasurer, Myra Charncy: sergeant-at-arms, Maralyn Noodelman. STAGE CREW CHESS CLUB Stage crew members Donald Anderson, Ralph Ennis, John Ivcr, Stanley Markson, Christopher Ryan, and Dennis Wood construct class play settings, paint scenery, study and handle lighting effects, and preside back stage at all school programs. The adviser is Joseph Brom. It is thanks to this dependable group that weekly auditorium programs and class plays run so smoothly. The Chess Club has played tournaments in which all fifteen members have participated. They have had simultaneous exhibitions and lectures on chess all year and played five match games before January graduation. Officers for the fall term were: Sheldon Rein, president; Gerald Fink, treasurer; Isaiah Guttman. team captain. Adviser for the club is K. C. Spaulding. MENORAH Organized as a service club for Jewish boys, Me-norah helps the school to buy necessary equipment such as phonographs and microphones by selling pop and candy at North football games. President for the fall term was Hillel Aronson; vice-president, Ronald Mankoff; sccrctary-trcasur-cr, Charles Rosen; sgt.-at-arms, Howard Adler. Adviser is Marvin Skaurud. SETON HI Under the direction of lidana Connors, the Seton Hi members have participated in many school ser- , vices and activities. Although it is a Catholic organization sponsored by the Seton Guild, it is open to all girls regardless of religious faith. Serving as olliccrs for the fall term were: Bonnie Kempcnich, president; Donna Halloran. vice-president; Louis Silbert, treasurer; Grace Ilyscr, secretary. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE The Junior Academy of Science is an organization composed of members of the science classes who have acquired a “B average. Their program is made up of projects which deal with problems concerning the held of science. The purpose of this club is to iurther study among students. Officers for the spring term were: Glen Benson, secretary-treasurer; Bob Goodin, vice-president; and Lee Filerman, president. 83 Hl-Y There arc five Hi-Y clubs at North: Zenith, Acmy, Ac my-Hubs, Question Marks, anti Forcin. The all-North officers for the fall term included: Bill Torp. president; Weston Shipstcad, vice-president; Ray Smith, secretary; and Dick Griswold, treasurer. The club presidents arc: Art Graezyk, Zenith; Grannis Pierson, Acmy; Wayne Robinson, Acmy-Hubs; Wayne Ellison, Forem and Question Marks. During the school year the Hi-Y clubs try to promote as many service projects as possible, as well as to provide social and athletic activities. Last fall a paper drive was staged to raise funds for Y.M.C.A. work in foreign lands. VIKING CLUB Any Norse student attaining a C average is eligible to join the Viking Club. This year the club, advised by Pauline Farseth, corresponded with English students in two high schools in Norway. They have also had several interesting talks from Norwegian exchange students studying here in America. The officers for the fall term were: Jane Malm, president; Marilyn Milbert, vice-president; June Iverson, secretary; and Daniel Beal, treasurer. cMome Roamd 319—MISS HOBBS, I0A Top row: 13. Person, M. Orcmtdn P. Ottney, D. Peterson, R. Pclto, T Orozco, O. Olson. Fourth row: C. Lar son. J. O'Brien, G. Paulson, T. Larson K. Olson, R. Orenstrin, W. Peterson Third row: B. Palmer, I„ Ollarkuto I. Osborn, L. Peters, ). Peterson, R Perkansky, j. Peterson, M. Paget. Sec ond row: F. Oberg. M. Patrik, R. Pa jari, J. Patrick, B. Orr, C. Parkin, R Perrin, J. O'Brien. First row: M. Pett I). O'Brien, B. Peterson, L. Olson, M Passenheim, P. Juntinen, A. Paulson. 226—MISS MOSES, I0A Top row: I. Lenzen, P. Marxen, C. Laftus, L. Lobeko, R. Lamm, W. lender. Fourth row: S. Maiscl, L. Levin, S. I.oiya, II. Lundberg, I.. Leder, C. Larson, P. Larson. R. 1-cdding. Third row: F. Larson, M. Levin, P. Mather, P. Livingston, J. Ludtke, J. Matson, W. Luedke. Second row: Y. LcClairc, G. Lewandowski, V. Ludgate, M. Mark, R. Ixer, F. MacLennan, Ii. Loken, J. Lundgren. First row: F.. Lwang, S. Margolis, |. Loiya, G. Margulis, F. Link, B. Lictzkc, |. Mattson. 317—MR. KAST, I0A Top row: W. Anderson, R. Andcr son. R. Adoir, S. Adams, II. Andcr son, B. Aydt. Fourth row: J. Andcr son, S. Alexson, G. Ash, A. Anderson M. Alpert, D. Holfenz. B. Anderson Third row: B. Anderson, G. Christian son, E. Aumock. J. Allrnon, W. Bachr |. Audetta. Second row: V. Anderson V. Baker, S. Aaron, I). Adams, N. As kanas, M. Baker, N. Atlas, S. Abra hamson. First row: R. Abrahamson, I Anderson, J. Anderson. L. Arnold, P Arnson, B. Anderson, S. Andrlc. 228B— MISS EAYRS, I0A Top row: H. Chapman, P. Callan, C. Branson, C. Callahan, M. Charncy, G. Bronstcin. Fourth row: I). Cameron, R. Carlson, P. Christopher, M. Broude, P. Chatelaine, L. Cchallos, |. Casey. Third row: II. Cohen, S. Brekke, M. Chreiman, M. Carlson, G. Brantner, M. Chemrinow, |. Burk, IL. Coleman. Second row: J. Budenski, I. Budcnski. B. Brunner, M. Canis, M. Bursch, M. Carlson, M. Christopherson, D. Christenson. First row: F.. Cohen, P. Callin' an, R. Carlson, 1. Cole, G. (kirlson, A. Carlson. L. Carlson. 85 228—MRS. JAMES. IOA Top row: !. Joseph, L. Haikka, B. Julkowiki, I- Johnson. K. Holtcn, I). Johnson, W. liman, R. Johnson, W. Isaacs. Fourth Row: L. House, R. Johnson, II. Hollman, E. Hackcri, B. Horwitz, W. Jacques, R. Hoffman, R. Johnson, D. Invic. Third row: G. Johnson, G. Hultberg, B. II , R. Hum, D. Howard, M. Johnson, J. Holmquist, G. Holden, C. Hodge. Second row: M. Jacobson, H. Johnson, D. Johnson, K. Jones, B. I lumphreys, J. Kagan, M. Jorgenson. B. Hoffman. Front row: I . Higgins, N. limit , G. Jcntsch, M. Johnson, I). Johnson, J. Hurley, A. Jacobson. 121—MISS KREFTING, IIA Top row: K. Benson, I. McCIish, II. Levin, J. Link, J. Martin. Fourth row: J. McCormack, E. Marcus, R. Torp, I). Luce, J. Matson, R. Lind. Third row: R. Landmark, B. Stiles, A. Lund, B. Lehman, E. Levinson, F. Lurie, R. Lyons. Second row: C. Licberman, D. Manthev, B. Liss, J. Lillcbo, B. McCormick, R. Lernke, I.. Lunkc, F. Mas-low. Front row: C. Anderson. R. Lee, B. Mortemon, A. Lundquist, B. Lysec, V. Wrobleski, V. Kroctcn. 5—MR. SMART. 11A Top row: C. Calloncn, J. Coffey, D. Swanson, R. Creighton, B. Colchank, I). Davis. Third row: R. Cooperman, T. Feinberg, C� . Davis, R. Danielson, L. Crosby, R. Crandall. Second row: |. Cooper, M. Carlson, A. Ccballas, M. Carlson, G. Yamamoto, A. Wein-and, R. Chevallicr. Front row: B. Darth, M. l olf, J. Dalrymplc, A. Christenson, R. Dalkin, S. Charncy, V. Chruichshank. 204— MISS GOULD, IIA Top row: J. Hcglund, F.. Ileinoncn, K. Mendel, G. Hammerstedt, J. Haynes, G. Heck, V. Hill, C. Inhaln, C. Hillman. Third row: J. Ivcrs, G. Hughes, I. Galseth, D. Os trow, M. Jobes, J. Jacques, B. Haselncss, E. Beniamen, R. Hanson. Second row: S. Jacobs, E. Gubman, I). Sincoe, B. Shimonski. J. Iverson, I). I lalrnbcrg, A. Gruenhagen, M. Halley, C. Hedengron. First row: B. Jacobson. D. Hilden, M. Mettle, L. Hofinberg, P. Herbert, D. Haskvitz. 8 6 211— MR. SKAURUD. IOA Top row: R. Starkman. S. Mantle!. M. Streitman, B. Stead, S. Sorokurs, L. Sudit. S. Singleton. Fourth row: H. Smith, I). Stubblefield, T. Stone, II. Stone, T. Swanson, K. Suhrlvit, B. Simpson. Third row: V. Smith, A. Sjolte, L. Stcinke, J. Swanson, I). Stotts, V. Sullivan, R. Sorter. Second row: M. Snaza. M. Swanson, L. Sudit, I„ Swaiman, P. Sjicrling, M. Solbcrg, P. Smith, C. Stromberg. First row: R. Starkman, M. Stitzei, B, Stromstctl, p. Steman, B. Sizer, B. Skew, B. Sorenson. 327 B—MR. BURNETT, IIA Top row: M. Wurt, T. Wilder, |. Westby, F. Will nest, H. Trestman, R. Wangen, F. Wiseman, E. Wessole, M. Weber, T. Winchcrg. Fifth row: P. Thomas, T. Schuller, G. Wulolct, D. Weber. R. Taylor, J. Wolinski, G. Val-caux, P. Wolfe, W. Wise berg, V. Ta kinen. Fourth row: D. Wissenfluh, A. Zubin, N. Zouber, S. Wilincki, U. Zuckman, P. Troup, N. Wicss, F. Weiss, B. Thcrcau, B. Vaughn, J. Torino. Third row: S. Troup, I). Zats, B. Zelickson, J. Witherspoon, A. Young, M. Langums, B. Shaver. M. Weiss, M. Zyvoloski, R. Wcidcs. Second row: I-). Wineberg, G. Witezek, V. Zappa. M. Zclle, M. Wickham. P. Thompson, J. Wasti, B. Kaufman. F.. Stone, B. Tat-ro, J. White. First row: J. Turnquist, G. Witezek, C. Wolfram, J. Wielan, N. Tyezynski, I . Whitman, B. Wade, Y. f.amb, H. Thurman. I Ob—MRS. ADAMS. IIA Top row: II. Adler, B. Silverman, D. Bcllzcr, F. Gordon, L. Bass, D. Beal, J. Statemeyer, D. Anderson. Fourth row: R. Aron, L. Bank, S. Bcsslcr, R. Ansel. R. Ackley, W. Aaronson, B. Bcahn, T. Benowitz. Third row: M. Silverman, Q. Gootl-rich, II. Bialick, T. Berg, S. Anderson, R. Duchaine. Second row: B. Banks. N. Alpert, C. Silverman, R. Gootlman, C. .Melandcr, M. Gtithur, P. Bcckfcild, S. Anderson. First row: A. Anderson, E. Anderson, A. Brosc, V'. Burnhdart, M. Bates. 308—MR. RUTGERSON, IOA Top row: D. Anderson. R. Nelson, J. Marber, G. Carlson, B. Polk, B. Lauthain, R. Drilling. Fourth row: T. Burlingame, R. Nvqvist, H. Nic-fcld, J. Fish. B. Harm. D. Dolf, R. Spaulding. Third row: R. Smith, R. Nelson, B. James, G. Gustafson, A. Newman, II. Nordal, C. Stcinke. Second row: P. Smith, J. Halyortcn, I). Nicholas, L. Scharmcr, M. Wcinlscrgcr, P. Waltcrner, B. Voblc, E. Jarvis. First row: I.. Weinstein, E. Weiner, I-. Nordstrom, I.. Neumann, J. Nolting, J. Erickson. C. Chase. 87 119—MISS MADIGAN, 11A Top row: R. Gustafson, J. Farnham, G. Fink, A. Schindcr, D. Proctor, P. Farrington, J. Dryer. R, Erickson. Third row: S. Elman, J. Dzandzara, R. Ennis, L. Theis, M. Dittbenner, R. Fod-stad, R. Fink. Second row: M. ScrclI.S. Fisher. . . Fern, L. Enckson. J. Doles. M. Diamond. First row: H. Duffy, |. Finklcstein, J. Denny, A. Donat, J. Weeks, M. Alofson, M. Winuner. 324—MISS MANDLER, 11A Top row: D. Rudolph, R. Renner, |. Ramlsolt, L. Sussman, R. Rasmussen, K. Reed. Fourth row: I. Fuller, 1). Rout’s, J. Smith, |. Rudolph. |. Rice, L. Reilly. S. Heller. Third row: D. (ireen, R. Roser, E. Sarempa, P. Rosen, D. Rusinko, S. Rotrnherg, B. Rutman, S. Schneider. Second row: D. Ral e. M. Derringer, M. Degen, C. Robinson, M. Rahn, M. Roisum, A. Rappa-purt, A. Carlson. First row: O. Nelson, J. Schaitberger, P. Reed, L. Ra'-sicr, P. Rosen, F. Butwin, («. Rosen-kcr. 3—MR. PALM, 11A Top row: R. Fruchtman. J. Gillespie, M. Fruchtman, E. Glazcr, W. (iuldfcin. R. Wachsmith, M. Konkcl, C. Dclany. Fourth row: A. Arbeiter, J. Garber, C. Francis, R. Smith, D. Hain-lin, E. Gilbert, C. Giese. Third row: J. Frochling, H. Smith, S. Webber, N. Gomez, M. Wedekind, E. Gahlcr, Y. Fry. Second row: H. Frederick. M. (■olden, S. Getzkin, B. Gacek. G. Gilbert, B. Larson, D. Friedman. First row: M. Golob, D. Gelfen, S. Gross-man, M. Fox, M. Gagne, L. Golden-berg, I.. Grouse. 321—MISS READ. 11A Top row: L. Naused, L. Mims, D. Piatt, M. Moses. J. Brisky, B. Nelson, |. Mclin. Third row: R. Iverson. W. Miller, L. Nelson, J. Miller, M. Miller, R. Rascup, D. Mclas, I). Nelson. Second row: J. Nelson, B. McKay, E. Zc-nanko, V. Micllcr, B. Merritt, M. Tisli, V. Stassen. First row: S. Meyers, M. Milbcrt, G. Michels, B. Nelson, A. Meltz, E. Menkou, M. Miller. 88 225—MRS. EDQUIST, IOA Top row: J. Frci, R. Gaulkc, !.. Feldman, L. Filcrman, C. Foreman, I I. Fine. J. Finkclxtcin, M. Gaveron. Third row: F. Gaines, J. Flltchcr, V. Fran uk. D. Ever . Y. Garret, Y. Fredricks, II. Froemming, R. Fcild. Second row: S. Field, C. Garvey, J. Fricdland, E. Freidman. J. Fleishman, G. Fox, Eihcl Fidclman, R. FinkcUicin. First row: R. Garbina, C. Fararc, R. Fowler, S. Friedman, J. Fyton, F.. Fishhein, f. Essen. 323—MISS APEL, IOA Top row: R. Gomez, K. Grcenl erg. I . Goodspeed, A. Guffan, R. Goldberg. II. Grove, I. Grossman, C. Gustafson. Third row: J. Gryitt, T. Gonior, W. Goldsman, K. Gleason, B. Gordon, A. Greenberg, A. Goldstein. Second row: I). Grisc, E. Gray, G. Greine, M. Peterson. I). Gitclman, I. Goldsman, II. Gryon, A. Goltzman. First row: A. Gaudy, M. Bcicr, J. Goren, R. Gid- lings, B. Geisthardt, C. Gcrold, E. Graff. 208—MISS CONNORS. IOA Top row: |. Russet, |. Sillman, S. Schink, II. Silverman, R. Saxton. D. Schultz, A. Sampson. Fourth row: S. Schultz, A. Rubcnstcin, B. Rubinstein, I.. Schwalke, F. Sherman, W. Scrota. Third row: I.. Schmidt, G. Shopeke, P. Sederberg, C. Sadoff, J. Savitt, M. Segal, D. Schwartz. Second row: I. Swartz, I.. Segal, II. Silvers, R. Shearer, J. Spake, P. Schmicgc, B. Ruth, S. Schwartz. First row: I). Sandoff, D. Ruti, R. Sadoff, J. Shapiro, L. Silbert, A. Simons, V. See. 209—MRS. LENNARTSON, IOA Top row: R. Krictzinan, C. LuBcau, I. Konnad, R. Kiefer, R. Kottke, R. Kirsdincr. J. Knight. Fourth row: I.. Kullcr, E. Kantar, R. Kumagai, F. Katxouitz, R. Kaiser, D. Krictzinan, J. Klostcr. Third row: M. Kugel, Ci. Kit lock, B. Koski. C. Kihock, J. Kinnu-nen, G. Krone, I). Kroon, I). Konior, M. Kohn. Second row: P. Lacey, |. Kachn, V. Kreger. M. Knowlen, M. Kenton. S. Kasten, G. Kirschncr, J. Kedrowske. First row: V. Kraft. A. Krick, A. Kukc, F.. Kas-dcr, C. Kruger, A. Kosher, J. Klcvcn. 202—MISS BOLIN. IOA Top row: |. Nelson, J. Nash, G. Mycrwold, B. Mortis, K. Neumann, M. Nielson, R. Niccum, R. Brush. Third row: II. Myers, C. Nyquist, S. Peterson, C. Nelson, R. Niebergall, G. Morrow, M. Morrow. Second row: C. Batke. M. Morrison, P. Nord, C. Nulling, L. Bofferding, S. Muscovitz, I), Moser, M. Nuhimura. First row: A. Murray, J. Ness, R. Norgren, I.. Norman, J. Morrissey, L. Mvle . M. Noack. 227—MISS SWANSON. 11A Top row: B. Phillipsck, J. Townsend, R. Vcillcux, B. Thorson, J. Stcnc, I. White. G. Long. Third row: L. Tor-rcil, R. Fredeen, J. llanrahan, L. Swedback, B. Talso, R. Van Auken, J. Thcis, I . Trombley. Second row: j. Spillers. W. Konkol, I. Stockburger, B. Silverman. Front row: M. Jackson, C. Thole, J. Vanness, P. Kneeshaw, B. Vigoren, B. Thompson, I). Sumpter. 203—MR. TENNEY. 11A Top row: C. Btrk, J. Bird, R. Bruh-jcll, W. Camp. A. Boffcrding, II. Brand, C. Bucy. Third row: N. Bob-gun, NV. Bruncau, R. Collins, R. Brown, M. Brandwein, L. Bucher. Second row: I). Block, I.. Blactlcr, N. Bratnan, C. Biorn, G. Heck. L. Waseet. Front row: B. Butt, D. Burrell, M. Blanchette, M. Brown. P. Cameron, N. Boggt, B. Bugge. 205—MR. TREGLAWNY. 11A Top row: T. Beebe, A. Robins, J. Prens, A. Ormon, I). Pack, E. PaskofT. Fourth row: D. Cordell, J. Pearson, I). Smith. Third row: J. Rodcmocker, II. Williams, R. Parker, M. Weiner, (_ . Gregory, C. Stahl, J. Ohmo . Second row: V’. Williams, J. Orgen, P. Stillman, G. O'Brien, M. Perry, M. Olson, E. Norman, B. Olson. Front row: M. Hartung, I.. Patrick, J. Note, R. Hanson. S. Osterback, M. Paulson, S. Hanson. 315—MISS NYGAARD, I2B Top row: N. Norman, S. Lundquist, |. MeBroom, 11. Langums, R. Roch-ford. Third row: D. O'Brien, I). Lundquist, W. Sabes, P. Roitenberg. Second row: E. Vcncwiix, M. Decker, G. Wahlstrom, S. Singer, T. Rotman. Front row: B. Schraibcr, M. Newman, I.. I.indgrcn, E. Masnek, |. Meredyk. 90 212—MISS FARSETH, IOA Top row: T. Downing, R. Elmbcrg, R. Dcon, K. Egan. F. F.wcrt, D. Cut-ris, R. Dufhainc. Fourth row: J. Dun-tu, C. Erickman, M. Dcmann. D. Dahl. R. Eidc, M. Darsou. Third row: R. Co-mcau, R. Dclvin. D. Davis, F-. Dorn. D. Dimiaittic, R. England, A. Erickson, I. Ellison. Second row: M. Dahl, M. Colvcr, D. Elliot, H. Engel, H. Dicdcricks, G. Dahl, I). Cornelt, B. Eaton. First row: L. Cooklock, K. Daly, A. Dingonen, ). Dye, |. Erickson, D. Ebcrlc. A. Edstrom. 325—MR. FRIEDMAN, IOA Top row: G. Mcruth, T. Heizen, G. l iable, I.. Hanson, H. Haines, D. Harris, J. Held. Fourth row: L. Hanson, R. Hansen, M. I laugc, T. Hanson, T. Hanson, S. Hcsla, II. Herman, I.. Hamrick. Third row: L. Hanson, J. Marlagc, D. Hawkins, P. Hanson, M. Hanson, D. Selim, D. Harris. Second row: J. Harmon, E. Howe, |. Aron, N. Harrer, B. Hanson, U. Han-scy, |. Hclsine, |. Hcmpel. First row: D. Hjlloran, D. Haglin, S. Hanlon, D. Haase, D. Haves, P. Hamilton, II. Hammcrlunsl. 215—MISS LARSON. IOA Top row: R. McDonough, G. Mond-shanc, F. McCormick, F. Moore, E. McDonough, R. Mcinkc. Fourth row: J. McCallistcr, A. Michlin, R. Melnarik, P. Meyers, D. Meier, D. Earl. Third row: C. Moody, J. Mohrbachcr, R. Me Cullen. L. Merrier, D. Doerr, G. Mo-berg, R. Meyer. Second row: B. McGovern, J. McFarland, B. McDaniels, M. Monseth, M. J. Miller, L. Mirviss. First row: F. Meade, M. Meyers, G. Meyers, N. McGillivray, J. McConnell. M. Michels. M. F. Miller. 218—MR. O'DELL, IOA Top row: A. Bcarinan, R. Bogema, S. Bloom, M. Bell, G. Banwcll, J. Beasley, C. Kulingrcn. Fourth row: Alvin Bodin. H. Barnette, J. Bieny, E. Bcarinan, R. Benson, I). Berg, S. Bes-ncr. Third row: J. Rienson, A. Klockcr, D. Blackwell, G. Benson, T. Bonan, G. Bergstrom, 1„ Bialick. Second row: A. Bloom, J. Bentley, M. Bartell, S. Booth, I. Balfour, M. Brandt, C. Blumbcrg. First row: E. Box, R. Berman, G. Bork, I. Beal. B. Boman, B. BonnyhaiT, M. Brandhagen. 91 4i 224—MISS HORSCH, 11A Top row: M. Zellc, I . Zettcrwall, L. Johnson, J. Kahn. Third row: I Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Klein. C. Kerch, M. lohnson. Second row: R. Kaplan, K. Kaufman, J. Johnson. !’ Johnson, S. Kahn, R. Katz. First row: II. Kahn. C. Kantar, M. Johnson, R Johnson, G. Kittock, J. Johnson, I . Katzman. 104— MR. JENSEN. 11A Top row: R. Lazerinc, L. Jensen. I.. Kopnick, M. Spector, I. Labovitch, R. Kunin, M. Langum. Fourth row: P. Farrd, T. Tollin, R. Larson. L. Ladd, I). Johnson, B. Kronick, L. Schwartz. Third row: I.. I-ansing, P. Larson, V. Knott, I). Krone, B. Kuhis, I). Klein haunt, A. Kroman. Second row: M. Cosgrove, M. Kroman, J. Latkowski, C. Kormanik, (i. Larson, U. laizc-nne, J. Kliffer, S. Stein. First row: P. Baron. R. Kolkind, E. Koenig. J. Anderson. D. Kranitsky, G. Larson. D. Hansen. 310—MISS JOHNSON. IIA Top row: G. Schmidt, L. Knott, FI. Shure, S. Shragosvitz, B. Seims, A. Swartz, L. Schwartz. Third row: M. Snyder, B. Schwartz, R. Schlcs'ingcr, G. Shore, J. Schonickcr, A. Scharber, R. llocnsticn. Second row: S. Silver, A. Sherman. M. Sexora, M. Sccora. P. Woods, B. Seamans, S. Pu|x-ia. F'irst row: li. Schcctcr, I). Schlcc, A. Schmitt, E. Schcllcnbcrgcr. B. Schocn. V. Reed, K. Bloon. 322—MRS. KNUDSEN. IIA Top row: I). Wandcrsce, I). Peterson. R. Barnett, J. Voz.o f, R. Pelto, T. Ryan, R. Peterson. Third row: B. Silverman, R. Prctilancn, L). Schwartz, E. Pulola, I. Pentcl, I). Pasclcy, J. Stried, J. Proell. Second row: T. Podony, M. Snyder, G. Strauss, M. Ptschkc, J. Pat-vin, R. Peterson, D. Pederson. First row: I). Sura, A. Peterson, L. Brctlc- n, C. Petersen, M. Petersen, J. Potter. 92 3IS—MISS NYGAARD. I2B Top row: R. Greenspoon, D. Hammer. D. Jorgeson. l . Ingleberg, I). Klinkcr. I. Casey, R. I.indsolm. Thin! row: I). Brown, R. Bernu. I). Burns, D. Ayres, B. Benford. I). Chaderrbon. V. Abell. M. Gagnon. Second row: S. Chunnen, M. Kremcr. H. Michlin, H. Goldblatt. S. Groll. N. Korengold. D. Kast. First row: R. Kaufman, I). Erickson, M. Chrimon, L. Kobin, M. Bach, A. Garcia. 311—MR. LARSON, I0A Top row: S. Rivkin, I). Rickli, !•'. Rodiclt, B. Ranke, G. Quigley, D. Pfaf-fc, J. Procter, T. Riel. Fourth row: I.. Richter. W. Rosen, |. Pondclis, I). Raun, 1 . Robins, !.. Rosenthal, Ring. Third row: B. Rowlcs, |. Reiter. S. Platruck, A. Rate!, M. Rice, J. Richter. G. Ranheim. Second row: II. Rog-gemann, B. Rose, M. Rotondo, S. Res-kin, B. Phillips, M. Konev, M. Ron-ning, M. Plowman. First row: R. Pr .v-tnus, A. Robinson, J. Rosenkcr, M. Ro-manchuk. B. Rosenthal, B. Rogers. L. Reilly. 301—MISS THORPE COMMON LEARNINGS Top row: M. Chesin, R. Kilbo, B. Wentword, I). Bret ., S. Saposnik, A. Saari, M. Moser. Third row: I). Catch cr. I). Rasmussen, J. Armc, P. Nicholas. A. F'errera, I). Herstcin. Second row: K. Welter. I). Sna .a, B. Blaisdcll, L. Schm. F.. Shragowitz, R. Shrago-witz, G. Olson. L. Kugcl. First row: G. Lucke. I. Neumann. E. Breiwick, A. Tiffany, I. Ovcrcott, F. Steile, |. Cole. 304— MISS QUELLO COMMON LEARNINGS Top row: J. Johnson, J. Meland, M. l oose, D. Berg, S. Ottney. II. Manthey. Second row: J. Flower, I). Zicsta, E. Olson, J. Moline, G. Goltzman. First row: L. Elliot, B. Woodruff, J. Knowles, S. Bits. I. Alexander, M. Benson. 93 Hold that pose! Bench warmers. Childhood memories. Cheerful duet. Anchors A weigh. Saturday night bath. Bottoms up! How’s the game? Watch the feathers fly! How's Superman? Keeping fit. 3’s a crowd. At ease, men! See no evil. Speak no evil. Hear no evil. “Cheer up, Minnie.” Coach Toles speaks. Lucky Louie” The Genies. Um-mm. nice! Glamour on the picket line. Playing hookey. Batter up Give a cheer. De molls. Playmates. ’Lil Gordy. This end up! 95 The 1948 Annual Staff wishes to express its gratitude to LARSON STUDIOS William Johnson, Photographer BUREAU OF ENGRAVING Art Segal, Yearbook Division AUGSBURG PUBLISHING HOUSE Walter Schmidt, School Annual Production