North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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