North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

. jV t.W' r %Y r.vp V}ws; 4 THE SENIOR CLASSES of North High School present the i V f- _ X Polaris Annual 1H9 Since North High was first founded in 1889, educational methods and the school building itself have changed a great deal. Some things, however, still remain and wc hope will never cease to exist: the personal interest of teachers in their students, the opportunity for young people to acquire the foundation of an education leading to active citizenship, the spirit of democratic cooperation within a varied group. 1 V i-W.. • A '_____. Table of Contents Governing Council — Page 6 — Explorers of Learning — Page 10 — 49'ers — Page 34 — Prospectors — Page 64 — North Stars — Page 74 — 3 MINNESOTA—NORTH STAR STATE A little over one hundred years ago. the prodigal beauty of Minnesota lured, first explorers and then pioneers, into this land of ten thousand lakes; and, in 1849, Minnesota was officially proclaimed a territory. The first pioneers were awed by the magnificent natural beauty of this great state; they could look out over the broad, beautiful Minnesota Valley to the hills beyond, covered with dense forests of Douglas Fir and Norway pine interspersed with snow white birch forests, vibrant with the wild game that was once so plentiful in Minnesota. In contrast there was the wild dramatic beauty of Lake Superior with its rocky North Shore. Today, a century later, visitors to Minnesota still delight in these natural wonders, but in addition, our state has become enriched with a new growth, the growth of industry. The shores of Lake Superior teem with commerce from the great Mesabi Iron Range; St. Paul has become one of the country's large meat packing centers; and Minneapolis, with its jagged skyline, ranks high in the manufacture of textiles and in flour milling. And today, with the amazing advance of air transportation, Minnesotans look forward to the jiossibility of becoming the crossroads of the entire world. This year, as we celebrate the Minnesota Territorial Centennial, we students of North High School also celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of our school. This institution, together with the others in Minnesota, has made its contribution to the tremendous progress of our state. It is only fitting, therefore, that we dedicate our book to 100 years of progress in Minnesota, the North Star State. GOVERNING COUNCIL A great leader, a great democrat, a great man: Floyd Olson will he remembered by the people of Minnesota for his uncompromising stand in their defense. North High is indeed proud of its most renowned alumnus. Mr. Herbert L. Bruner has proved outstanding in the field of education because of his ability as a school administrator. Although this is his first year as head of the vast Minneapolis school system, he has already, through new and constructive policies, sought to raise educational standards throughout the city. Mr. Bruner’s reputation shows that with him has come the highest quality of leadership. • To the Graduates of 1949: Our congratulations that you have successfully reached this point in your career and our best wishes for the future of each of you. We arc pleased to welcome the publication of the 1949 annual. As you peruse these pages in years to come, may you tc reminded of the pleasure of accomplishment of that which is most worth while in school life. May any disappointment you may have had serve only as incentive for improvement. May you always remember that North High is proud of its graduates and hopes that always they will be pleased to forward that which is for the highest good. • A. M. Bank Principal Our counselors, Viola Marti and Melvin Olsen, arc always willing to lend a helping hand in any way they can to the students at North High. In addition to their advisory duties they assist in student programing, employment problems, the school testing program, ticket sales, and faculty extracurricular assignments. 8 Mrs. Alice Jennings, credit clerk; Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, attendance clerk; Delores Pearson, bookroom requisition clerk and switchboard; and Mrs. Mabel Miller, chief clerk, arc the members of the office staff who keep the school running smoothly and efficiently. To protect the health of the students at North is Nurse Helen Dargay's job. In this capacity she readmits those students who have been absent because of illness and thus supervises the school health program. The Student Council under the direction of Harriet Madigan carries on many significant activities for the school. The various jobs of the council include the conducting of homecoming activities as well as Student Government Day. These and many other services make this organization a very important one to the school. Officers for the year were Duane Ekiin, president; Fred McCormick, vice-president; Marva Snyder, secretary; Jeanette Mattson, treasurer; and John I vers, sergeant-at-arms. We can always get sympathetic and understanding advice from our visiting teacher, Mrs. Mac Martin. In addition to solving students' personal problems, Mrs. Martin also serves as a home visitor. Lunchroom staff, bottom row: Esther Sander, Ethel Ilurtig, Alma Maintenance staff, bottom row: Edwin Shepard, Joseph DeMarth, Leddmg, Anna Lcwcock. Top Row: Julia Haynes, Mrs. Frances chief engineer, and Mrs. FJIen Malm. Top row: Frank Burns Stanley Clausen, lunchroom manager, and Alice Johnson. Kology, and Carl Nclvik. EXPLORERS OF LEARNING This picture, taken from the first North High Annual, the Walla-KaZoo of 1906, shows the inconvenience of studying in the halls. Today, however, North High provides large study halls and a well equipped and attractive library where students may find references for their classes. 10 The library is the mainstay of the school. In it the students may do research for all of their subjects with the willing assistance of our two librarians, I lelcn Ulvcstad and Mrs. Agnes Wciland. In addition to research material, there is also available a large selection of current fiction and periodicals. ENGLISH It is through the study of English that the student comes to a realization of the .ist insight into human nature to Ik found in literature. By studying Shakespeare, Chaucer, anti the other masters down to the contemporary Carl Sandburg and James Thurber he learns of the varying trends in man's thinking and ways of living. In the study of the English language itself, the student learns to express himself accurately and concisely and to communicate more easily and fluently. Faculty, seated: Ona Swanson, Marian Goultl, Velma Seder. Standing: Mrs. Gertrude Shephard, F.thcl Crittenden, Frank Johnson. Second picture, seated: Mrs. Delia Lindsten, Mrs. Beulah Pierce, Marie Shannon. Hilda Rlessin. Standing: Laura Sherman, Bertha Thorpe, Catherine Mandler. SPEECH Speech Facultx -right jIhivc, tested: Lillian Johnson and Alice Davidson; standing, Edana Connors. Left bottom, standing, Harriet Apel and Pauline Farseth; seated, Caroline Horsch, teachers of Spanish, (Jerman, Norse, and l itin. LANGUAGES DEBATE RADIO WORKSHOP Much of the trouble and friction present in the world today can be traced to the inadequacy of communication and the inability of people to express themselves clearly, concisely and accurately. Courses in speech, debate, radio workshop, and foreign languages arc designed to facilitate Ixrttcr communication an«l strengthen the bonds of friendship between all nations. POLARIS STAFF EDITORS Editor-in-chief: Mary Jackson (1), Helen Dully (2). First Page Editors: Evelyn Levinson, Evelyth Schcchtcr. Editorial Page Editors: Carol iledengran, June Iverson. S| orts Page Editors: Patrick Campbell, Glenn Carlsen. Third Page Editors: Naomi Alpert, Mary Brown. Copy Editors: Rachel Lee, Velma Williams. SPECIAL REPORTERS Ronnie Beauchane, Frayda Butwin, Rod Cooperman, Judy Finkclstcin, Diane Friedman, Fred Gordon, Beverly Jacobsen, Alan Minsky, Joyce Orgen, Laura Patrick, Ixris Rassicr, Lew Schwartx, Irving Kucstcr. Virginia Berntson Duane Lundquist Ann Louise Carlson Robert Goodin Mary Degen, Frances Lurie Lois Nordstrom Mildred G. Read Della R. Lindsten Art -----... Photographer Business Advertising Circulation Art Adviser Polaris Adviser ANNUAL STAFF EDITORS Editor-in-chief: Gayle Strauss. Associate Editors: June Cooper; Rachel Lee. Sports Section Editor: Richard Hunegs. SPECIAL REPORTERS Beverly Banks, Marilyn Dahl, Yvonne Fry, Diane Hilden, Sally Haselness, Doris Katzman, Ruth Kaufman, Jean Klitfer, Patsy Kneeshaw, Jerome Rudolph, Jackie Spillers. Art ....... Photographer Business Advertising Art Adviser Annual Adviser Virginia Berntson Stuart Bessler ... Gerald Fink Quentin Goodrich . . . Beverly Schocn Virginia Cruickshank Mildred G. Read Ona Swanson Faculty, left to right: Mrs. Lucy lulcjuist, Kopplc Friedman, Mary Moses, George Jensen. Griffith O’Dell, Marvin Skaurud, Roy Tenney, James Trcglawny, John Conover. SOCIAL STUDIES Atomic energy, radar screens, the Marshall Plan—all these and more arc the subjects covered in our social studies department, lor it is here that the students become aware of the responsibility of the individual citizen in a democracy. SCIENCES With the scientific advances of the modern world, this department is probably the most challenging in the school. It is in the various courses of biology, botany, physics, chemistry, and green house practice that the students learn the workings of this complex universe. Faculty, left to right: Samuel Perrin, Matilda Krefting, Charles Smart, Esther Qucllo, Alfred Christophenon, anti Wilbur Palm. MATHEMATICS VacuUy; Kenneth S uukVing, MWdred Clarke, uoyd Rutger ton, Vneph Utom, mcr V.d un , Harriet Maihgan. In this age of atomic hombs and chemical warfare the science of mathematics has risen to an all time high of importance. Never before has it been so necessary for high school students to be able to balance equations and figure dimensions as it is today. Courses in geometry, algebra, advanced algebra, trigonometry and solid geometry arc offered at North. 18 BUSINESS Graduates of the commercial course olTcrcd at North arc equipped to enter the business world with confidence. Day to day experience with modern office equipment and routine add interest and appeal to the various phases of business education. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, office-training, secretarial practice, business English, and occupational relations, under the direction of specialized instructors has placed this department among the best in its field. ART AND CRAFTS All students who possess a special talent and arc interested in art arc urged to take a course in art, taught by Mildred Head. This year special interest has been given to art appreciation with great interest centered on the Fieri in Masterpieces. Work is done in textile design, still life, portrait painting, and posters on community problems such as cancer, tuberculosis and Red Cross, and school affairs such as tag day and the band concert. Exploring the arts is a new course which teaches basic structure of art, color. painting, advertising, costume, homemaking, architecture, sculpture, crafts, and community planning. Courses in crafts, under the direction of Mrs. Estelle Knudsen, arc open to all students who arc interested in designing and making practical articles. These articles arc made by using wood, clay, metal, fabric and discarded materials of all kinds. Completed projects include such items as make-up kits, stenciled towels, table decorations, etched glass, and clay figurines. Many a girl has wished she could make her own clothes and thus save herself some money. Here in North's two sewing rooms, attractively painted peach and white and green and white, students are taught the fundamental processes in the making of garments. At the end of one and a half years, the girls arc successfully making smart and well-tailored clothes. In order to do a good fitting, they must have a knowledge of line, design, and color, which, when combined, go toward the making of neat, attractive wearing apparel. In addition to that, they are taught consumer education, for they know the Importance of getting the most and the best for their money. Materials and patterns must be carefully selected to assure good results. Such qualities that go towards the making of good citizens, housekeepers, homemakers. anil managers arc encouraged. Faculty for the clothing department arc Fmma Sichl and Mr . Svea Candcaden. CLOTHING FOODS Faculty for the food department arc Helen Fayn and Mr . M. Phoebe Janie . More and more is the importance of good nutrition and the scientific planning of nourishing meals being stressed upon the modern homemaker. In the foods classes here at North, girls arc taught the basic essentials of good food planning and how to serve an appetizing meal in an attractive manner. Students give luncheons in the model dining room to help them gain confidence. Whipping up a tempting salad, a fluffy omelet, or a batch of biscuits is no challenge for these experts. In addition to meal planning the students arc taught economics, consumer research, and the place of vitamins and calorics in connection with good health. Students find working in the newly painted rooms, done in cream and green, a refreshing experience. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Faculty: Walter klaudcr, auto shop; Homer 1-Ctzer, mechanical drawing; Theodore Rrcck-heimer, wood shop; Howard Nenow, metal chop; and Stanley Hagen, machine chop. Under the direction of Stanley Hagen the boys in machine shop learn to use the machines to good and practical advantage. Architectural drawing under the direction of John Jacobi and Homer Fetzer, enables a student to have a better knowledge of the planning and the work in welding. Metal shop under the direction of Howard Nenow provides good background for later work in welding. Wood shop under the direction of Theodore Brcck-heimer provides an excellent opportunity for boys to master all the intricacies of special wood craft. In Mr. Fetzer’s mechanical drawing class boys arc taught to draw motors and simple machinery properly. Auto shop gives boys the opportunity to get some actual experience in repairing automobiles under the supervision of Walter Klauslcr. Important in the music life of our school is the a cappclla choir under the able direction of Mrs. Claris Etscheid. They have charmed many an audience with their lovely renditions of both old and new songs. Besides their yearly spring concert which provides wonderful entertainment for the entire north-side, they sing at many school auditorium programs such as the National Honor Society induction and baccalaureate service anti they also sing carols in the halls during the Christmas season. In addition to the a cappclla choir there arc smaller groups which make regular visits to the Sister Kenny Institute: a boys’ quartet and a girls’ trio. CHOIR APPLIED MUSIC Applied music provides an excellent opportunity for students seriously interested in music to learn the basic principles of composition and harmony. In the picture below the class is learning some of the fine points of harmony from one of its members. Although this course, under the direction of Harry Ranks, is taken only one day a week, it involves a great deal of home study and practice. i BAND AND ORCHESTRA Winner of many championships, the North High Band has gained fame far and wide. Its military precisions, streamlined movements and musical performances have been displayed at the football and basketball games and for various auditorium programs. Adding to the picturesque quality of the band are the color guards, the Hag twirlcrs and the gun twirlcrs. The concert band gives an annual program in the spring. A s i • - s The band and orchestra arc under the spirited conducting of J. Clive Cleary. Perfectly balanced in instrumentation, the orchestra is frequently called upon for performances and accompaniments. In addition to playing for the spring concert, the group plays for baccalaureate services and commencement exercises. Several selections were played during intermissions of the class play. 323—MISS APEL Top row: Grossman, K. Greenberg, Gustafson, Grove Ottney, Rubin, Gozansky, Gcrold. Third row: Orinsticn Goldstein, Gunior, Goldberg, A. Greenberg, Griffin, Gold man. Second row: Graff. Gordon, Owens, Greene, Geist hardt, Brciwick, Goren. First row: Huotari, Goltzman Goulin, Gray, Guelman, Gleason, Giddings. 203—MISS BLESSIN Top row: M. Nielsen, J. Morrissey, M. Noack, L. Norman, N. Munson, R. Bruch. Third row: C. Nyquist, G. Morrow. A. Murray, R. Niccum, M. Morrison, J. Ness, P. Nord. Second row: M. Morrow, R. Norgren, W. Johnson, L. Myles. I). Redburn, D. Moser. First row: M. Nishimura, II. Meyers, M. Nelson, L. Rathmanner, S. Muscovitz, L Bofferding, C. Nolting. 113—MR. CHRISTOPHERSON Top row: M. Solomon. T. Hussman, R. Brcdcson, F. Sherman. Third row: G. Scavey, M. Otis, R. Leonard. Second row: A. Blocker, R. Bird, B. Skinner, J. Chapman. First row: J. Anderson, F. Ifaeg, R. Davidson. E. Anderson. 208—MISS CONNORS Top row: B. Sadoff, J. Sillman, S. Shink, II. Silverman, V. Scrota. J. Russeth, A. Sampson, V. See. Third row: A. Rubenstcin, D. Ryti, M. Jorgenson, G. Shopek, L. Sil l� crt, S. Schultz, R. Rubenstcin, L. Schwalbe. Second row: J. Spake, P. Schmicge, L. Segal, H. Silver, D. Schradc, I). SandhofT, B. Ruth. A. Wilmes. First row: J. Schwartz, V. Sandblade, M. SegaII, P. Sederberg, M. Shore, J. Savitt, S. Schwartz, M. Knoll. C. Sadoff. 26 228B—MISS EAYRS Top row: M. Cbarney, G. Bronstcin, K. Carlson. D. Piilola, I. Cole, I . Callan, II. Chapman, I). Cameron. Third row: 1). Christopher, P. Callinan, E. Cohen, G. Carlson, A. Carlson, M. Carlson, L. Carlson, R. Carlson. Second row: M. Carlson, II. Cohen. M. Chreiman, G. Brantner, J. Burk. 1. Chemrinow, M. Pagal, L. Ccballos. First row: M. Canis. I). Christenson, L. OUanketo, R. Hooker, I. Bmlcnski, |. Budenski, M. Brondc, A. Ferrera. 225—MRS. EDQUIST Top row: A. Gardner, C. Moljrd, I„ Filerman, R. l-’owlcr, M. Gavren, J. Finkclstcin, II. Frocniming, J. Julian. Third row: S. Freeman, W. Frantzcclc, L. Feldman, B. Garbina, E. Fishbein, J. Fyter, J. Fulcher. Second row: R. Finkclstcin, G. Fox, Dorothy Evers, J. Fried I a ml, F.. Friedman, C. Forarc, A. TilTany. J. Kvseu. First row: B. Paulson, B. Orr, D. Snaza, E. Welter, I). Peters, Y. Garrett. II. Helman, S. Field. 212—MISS FARSETH Top row: D. Dahl, R. Dean, T. Downing, K. Egan, R. Dechainc, I). Conlin, F. Ebert. Third row: J. Ellinson, I). Rakov, D. Davis, R. Eidc, M. De Mann, C. Eichman. Second row: I). Hcrstcin, E. Dorn, J. Peterson, G. Erickson, A. Dingman. D. Elserlc, A. Erickson. First row: J. Witt, G. Dahl, E. Hawkins, R. Delvin, M. Colvcr, B. Dicdrichs, II. Engal. 325—MR. FRIEDMAN Top row: S. Hcsla, G. liable, II. Levin, B. Silverman, R. Hansen, G. Ileruth, D. Harris. Third row: II. Herman, J. Held, D. Halloran, D. Iiaghn. II. Hammcrlund, S. Hanlon, M. Moser, L. Hainrick. Second row: D. Hawdins, J. Hartlidgc, J. Hclsinc, P. Hanson, D. Harris. P. Hauser, M. Hauge. First row: J. Harmon, B. Hanson, J. Aron. N. Harrer, M. H inson, B. Harney, D. Masse, D. Hayes. 27 228B—MRS. JAMES Top row: W. liman, J. Suncor, L. Home, L. Hoikka, B. Juikowski, R. Johnson, L. Johnson. Third row: I. Joseph, A. Jacobson, N. Hinitz, B. Howitz, G. Jrnisch, R. Johnson. Second row: J. Hogan, G. Johnson, I). Howard, V. Jacucs, 1). Johnson, D. Johnson, E. Jones. First row: E. Johnson, J. Holmquist, G. Hilton, B. Malon, M. Jacobson, M. Johnson. 311—MR. KAST Top row: W. Gruidl, R. Peterson, S. Alcwon, H. Anderson, R. Adair, W. Anderson, M. Alpert, W. Anderson. Third row: W. Baihr, J. Anderson, L. Arnold, B. Anderson G. Christenson, S. Andrek, G. Audette. Second row: J Anderson, R. Perrin, V. Baker, S. Abrahamson, N. Atlas R. Abramson, E. Aumoch, R. Alexson. First row: J. Andcr ton, N. Askanass, IX Adams, M. Baker, J. A Union, I. Peters, V. Anderson, S. Aaron. 215—MR. LARSON Top row: S. Rivkin, P. Rubins, 1). Rickli, R. Ranke, R. Raun, F. Rodick, J. Pondclis. Third row: B. Peterson, R. Pr .ymus, B. Phillips, E. Rownkcr, J. Richter, G. Ranheim, J. Randall, I). PfalTc. Second row: B. Rose, E. Osborn, M. Romanchuk, M. Ronmng, A. Rat'd, B. Rosenthal, A. Robinson. First row: S. Platnik, M. Plowman, M. Rice, M. Rotondo, J. Rosenker, J. Peterson, M. Sherman. 318—MISS LARSON Top row: I). Earl, R. Melnarik, I). Meier, J. Smith, L. Mtreier, J. McAllister, S. Saposnik, F. McCormick. Third row: McGillivray, M. Meyers, F. Meade, A. Michlin, J. McConnell, J. Cole, M. Passenheim. Second row: B. Blaisdcll, J. Rowe, E. Larson, I). Doerr, C. Moody, G. Moberg, M. Miller, Marilyn Miller. First row: IX Silverman, L. Mirviw, C. Parkin, M. Michels, M. Monseth, R. Paiari, R. Albrecht. 226—MISS MOSES Top row: S. Loiya, R. Ledding, L. Levin, C. I-irson, P. Marxen, J. Bohlcr, R. Larson. Third row: J. Matson, F. (.arson, D. Lunzer, P. Livingston, M. Levin, S. Maisel. Second row: P. Larson, J. Mattson, J. Lundgren, E. Levang, C. Stern. S. Margolin, II. Lundbv. First row: M. Mark, R. Ixar, P. Mather, Y. LeClairc, F. Link, F. Maclxnnan. G. Margolis. 28 218—MR. O’DELL Top row: I), Blackwell, J. Beasley, I). Benson, S. Bloom, C. Bolmgran, S. Besner. Third row: R. Berg, A. Bodin, 1 . Bowman, A. Berman, II. Barnette. Second row: B. Ben-nyhofl, M. Bartcll. J. Beal, G. Bork, E. Box. D. Nelson. First row: I. Balfour, C. Blumberg, M. J. Brandt, J. Bentley, R. Berman. 308—MR. RUTGERSON Top row: R. Wangen, M. Duwenhoegger, D. Weestrand, A. Saari, M. Weber, II. Trestman. Third row: D. Weissen-fluh, F. Weiss, B. L. Wade, E. Lamb, I). Weber. Second row: N. Tyezynski, M. I'atrck, C. Volkert, J. Wasti, B. Shaver. R. Taylor. First row: I). Weinberg, B. Kaufman, S. Tupper, N. Weiss, M. I-angums, M. Weiss. 112—MRS. SHEPHARD Top row: M. Wert, F. Wilmcs, F.. Wessale, R. Wuollct, M. Ornstcin, F. Westnun, C. Bevacco. Third row: M. Wickham, J. Wolinski, N. Zouber, A. Zubin, G. Wuollct, M. E. Zcllc. Second row: B. Laurent, D. Zats, M. Zyvoloski, D. Halverson, D, O'Brien, C. Wolfram, II. Zuckman. First row: O'Rricn, B. Zeliekson, J. Witherspoon, F. Oberg, M. Marsh. D. Grenier. 211—MR. SKAURUD Top row: L. Sudit, A. Toscar, B. Simpson, D. Stubble-lield, T. Stoner, B. Stead, II. Stone, S. Sorokurs. Third row: M. Streitman, T. Swanson, M. Stit rl, B. Seize!-, D. Stotts, E. Suhrbicr, S. Singleton, R. Starkrnan. Second row: L. Sudit, L. Swaiman, P. Sperling, B. Stroms ted, A. M. Sjolie, M. Swanson, P. Stamen, J. Swanson. First row: P. Smith, M. Solbcrg, M. Sna .a, C. Stromberg, L. Steinke, 1. Stensrud, R. Tower, V. Sullivan. 209—MISS SWANSON Top row: V. Kraft, J. Konnad, R. Kotlkc, A. Kuka, R. Kirschncr, M. Kcran, E. Kasslcr. Third row: C. Krueger, A. Paulsen, B. Kaiser, E. Cantor, F. Katzovitz, J. Klcvcn, I. Kinnunen. Second row: A. Kricr, L. Kullcr, A. Kochcr, I). Krietzman, M. Kugcl, G. Kittock, S. Kasdan. First row: J. Klostcr, M. Kohn, D. Komar. V. Kregcr, D. Kroon, M. Kenton, R. Kumagai. 29 207—MISS CLARKE Top row: J. Olvon, T. Littlr, D. White, R. Andersen, W. Driscoll, K. Anderson. Third row: M. Riviere, H. llansrudc, ). Olsvig, M. Corba, A. Anderson, S. Ycllcn. Second row: J. Knob, M. Zclcnak, J. Pearson, M. Geske, H. Michalctz, R. Levine. First row: D. Ziemer, P. Sullivan, J. Kelley, R. Anderson, R. Stctzer, P. Dcadrick. 210—MR. CONOVER Top row: W. Anderson, R. Anderson, G. Anderson J. Aich, W. Beck held, C. Altmeycr, W. Baum, D. Ahii Third row: B. Abram , R. Alch, P. Anderson, M. Armed R. Amundson, B. Hawer, N. Alton. Second row: C. Andcr son, D. Barry, N. Banik, D. Beebe, M. Bartlett, F. Anderson J. Babekuhl, M. Arndt. First row: D. Applebaum, H. Adams E. Anderson, O. Benford, K. Backmaycr, D. Ay 1 ward, J Anderson, B. Andren. 106—MISS CRITTENDEN Top row: B. Breen, R. Benson, J. Bethke, R. Keyes, C. Breiwick, D. Blixt. Third row: T. Burgess, A. Brakken, M. Brabec, C. Brust, M. Brueske, M. Breedlove. Second row: J. Berry, J. Biorn, B. Brost, J. Boedigheimer, E. Basok. E. Boone. First row: A. Buranen, M. Brier, J. Birkus, J. Barthel, C. Bjork, M. Brenes. 306—MR. EDLUND Top row: D. Chambronc, S. Burns, W. Carlson, A. Chase, C. Carncron, L. Daniels, D. Carlson. Third row: R. Couette, J. Charter, D. Chevalier, G. Buss, M. Claude, G. Clark, R. Burnett, R. Carlson. Second row: M. Chazjnkin, P. Burns, M. Callahan, M. Carlson. R. Cisco, J. Dahl, J. Cutter. First row: L. Covin. M. Danielson, P. Crosby, J. Cameron, D. Cootner, M. Davis, R. Cooperman, J. Carlson. 30 217—MR. FETZER Top row: R. Elvin, G. Draxton, M. Dumlcavy, Dolan. Third row: I). Englund, K. Deris an, J. DuChene, I.. Denny, D. Ebert. Second row: E. Edlond, (J. Eastman, S. Ewust, E. DeGan. First row: I). Darff, B. Ewald, V. Dunflcc, Dwyer. 200—MR. JACOBI Top row: W. Wchage, B. Wilson, M. Weiner, D. Weiner, J. Wheeler, W. Wedin, W. Vogel. Third row: J. Vegner, L. Witszeck, P. Wagner, G. Williams, II. Weinberg, C. Wolk, B. Warner, B. Wendt. Second row: M. Werner, L. Wilson, L. Wood, R. Wassennan. J. Woodruff, J. Wicker, A. Wagner. First row: N. Weinberger, A. Vodavuz. B. Waller, B. Wolkoff, N. Warschaucr, F.. White, F. Wcglary. 206—MR. JOHNSON Top row: A. Gilsvick, I . Gallion, N. Goldncr, D. Goldfus, A. Galbraith, M. Kilbo, D. Fink. Third row: P. Lachner, R. Goodrich, R. Kowalczyk, ). Geretz, A. Fink. A. Garfield, B. Fox, J. Fisher. Second row: C. Gottstcin, S. Goodman, I). Frochhng, I). Fishman, S. Goldman, L. Goldsmith, L. Graack, S. Feldman. First row: C. Fervig, II. Flom, C. FIcishcr, J. Finn, F.. Forsinan, D. Gahlcr, S. Feetza, E. Golob. 120—MR. PERRIN Top row: E. Hanson, R. Hcglund, S. Haapala, J. Hall, L. Groll, W. Haggstrom, R. Haskell. Third row: I). Ham-marstedt, M. Heller, F. Herrman, |. Harlow, R. Greenberg. A. Hanson, I). Groth, F. Gulseth. Second row: A. Hanlon, |. Gust, M. Heiberg, M. M. Hakann, |. Haapala, J. Griffith, M. Heilier. First row: S. Harvey, S- Hallfin, P. Guzy, S. Greene, E. Herman, B. Gubnun, M. Hanson, D. Hanson. 31 108—MRS. PIERCE Top row: W. Mope. L. Hoberman, M. Ja vinsky, I). Hughe . S. Zieve, D. Hill. K. Hinch. Third row: W. Iverson, G. Ilyndman, N. Hohler, B. Holland, E. Horsch, I. Jackson. Second row: L. Invie, B. Hobennan, J. Holt, K. Johanson, L. Jernpsa, L. OI cn, G. Hilary. First row: H. House, K. Howard, H. Irwin, S, Hersch, I . Hcrscli. B. Jacobs. 3—MISS QUELLO Top row: A. Rosenthal, K. Sallblad, G. Roscnzwcig, H. Rosenstcin, G. Rohlcdcr, II. Rotenberg. I). Rosoff. Third row: M. Rodeen, L. Rogalski, E. Ridglcy, J. Ruth, D. Reimerm, I). Sass, S. Ro off. Second row: B. Riehman. R. Reynolds, R. Rene, A. Ruscnbmh, f. Robinson. H. Rivkin, S. Rutman. First row: L. Rosso, W. Roath, E. RcUgics, S. Rucker, I). Ryan. L. Reisewitz. 312—MISS SEDER Top row: R. Shapiro, I). Schmidt, A. Schweikert, R. Scholz, A. Sherer, R. Schwartz, L. Shore. Third row: I. Haroldson, M. Mcngelkoch, A. Seamans, G. Singer. K. Schrall, S. Schwitzky, S. Schocn. Second row: I. Schwartz, O. Silverman, M. Sclircder, M. Shapiro, L. Savitt, M. Schoenzcit, C. Zictner. First row: G. Sherman, B. Singleton, A. Sebekman, I). Schuppd, Ci. Silverman, W. Schulz, C. Sicora. 307—MISS SHANNON Top row: L. Kccch, I). Josephson, A. Koltes, I.. Johnson. W. Johnson, II. Karsh. Third row: K. Johnson, A. Kantar, J. Johnson, V. Koska, V. Kricr, M. Johnson, P. Krause. Second row: S. Johnson, M. Konnad, A. Kjenaas, J. Krane. R. Kiperstein, B. Johnson. First row: R. Karras, G. Kauf-mann, B. Klcmpke, J. Konkol, G. Johnson, G. Klaiinan. Ill—MISS SHERMAN Top row: J. Lafrnno, E. Lingren, L. Leader, L. Lchrman, S. Lrventhal, B. Lilia, I). Lind. Third row: J. Lundgren. R. Kroon, D. Linn, M. Lifson, C. Lenske, K. Lee, J. Laurette, A. Larton, I . Larson. Second row: R. linger, R. Lcsterud, B. lairscn. L. Dtchold, S. Lunke, J. Kvcrncss, L. lastz, II. Kubow. First row: I . Lenzen, D. Lockwood. M. Lundherg, M. Lungful, B. Ixbowskc. Z. Lovcjojr, S. Levin, II. Lerner. 32 327A—MISS SIEHL Tup row: J. Miller, A. Lunow, P. Nelson, II. Marcovttz, E. Mjmlcrvillc, 1). Martin, P. McDonough. Third row: R. Meshbesher, I-. Nelson, M. Myhrc, G. Maclcnnan, A. Malonberg, S. M.isclinc, P. Mooney. Second row: P. Mkkcl-son, R. Lurie, R. Margolis, H. Margolis, L. Milton, II. Mctlal, II. Merrill. First row: R. Nack, G. MeGandy, K. Strom, G. McAllister, N. Mclnarik, L. Mortenson, M. Matt. 313—MISS SIMS Top row: R. Newman, J. Olson, R. Olson, M. O'Dell, V. Pelto, W. Nordstrom, G. Olsen. Third row: V. Note, T. Oden, J. Olstad, I. Paulson, R. Pauli, C. Olson. Second row: L. Paulson, C. Nyquist, V. Olson, C. Olson, A. Ostrow, D. Olson. F'irst row: R. Pearson, J. Patten, J. Olson, L. Nim-ma, P. Pass, N. Grant. 326—MR. SPAULDING Top row: J. Rackncr, R. Kelly, J. Perrin, A. Redburn, P Guvit. D. Rainbolt. Third row: B. Plum, I). Linn, 11. Pannder, I.. Peterson, W. Prvslcr, D. Prince, 11. Potvin. Second row: M. Pcntcl, N. Pusjunen, G. Personius, M. Powers, C. Peterson, M. Quady. First row: L. Picorc, B. Peterson, F.. Pierson, K. Rappaport, A. Racoo. K. Petti-ford. 302—MISS THORPE Top row: S. Solomon, R. Stockdalc, R. Thorson, S. Tar-nowski, W. Theis, F. Szutz, C. Smith. Third row: P. Ten-cnbaum. M. Slovak, N. Sprague, S. Swengston, S. Turner, I). Stockmann. T. Stromvtcd. Second row: A. Sundlserg, I Stubenberg, B. Stone. M. Toombs, S. Swillcr, R. Smiley, R. Stasson. First row: D. Ulstrom, R. Stillman. M. Thomas, B. Timoncr, M. Lorenz, N. Swanson, J. Stein. 33 THE 49'ERS Just as the 49’ers of a hundred years ago set out to make their for gold, the 49’crs of the present go forth to make their mark in fortune in prospecting the world. 34 . ■,----- 4 Scholastic Honors Highest scholastic awards of the January class were held by Richard Kunin, valedictorian, and Mary Jackson, salutatorian. National Awards Honor Roll Service Pins Top row: Samuel Shragowitz, Star Award; Mary A. Jackson, Polaris Honor Award; William R. Sabo. Hope McDonald Award. Second row: Dennis Wood, Science Award; Harriet L. Michlin, American Legion Auxiliary Award; Dale M. Lundquist, North High Alumni Award. Bottom row: Irving W. Kucstcr, American Legion Award; Amelia (iarcu, Daughters of the American Revolution; Duane S. I.undquist, Hobbs Award. Mary Jackson Richard Kunin Samuel Shragowitz Ruth Kaufman Dennis Wood Honor Society Mary Jackson Vernetta Kedrowske Ixnorc Kobin Irving Kucster Richard Kunin Harriet Michlin Samuel Rotenherg Samuel Shragowitz 36 WAYNE ABELL . . . Student Council. DARRELL AYERS. Dar. GORDON BARNES. Gordy . . . Christian Fellowship, President; Treasurer. RODNEY BF.RNU, Rod . . . Ily-Y; Class Mascot. RICHARD BROWN. RICHARD CARROLL, • Dick. SAM CHANEN, Butch. MARLYS CHREIMAN . . . Modern Dance: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Christian Fellowship: Lunchroom Hostess. MARILOU DECKER, Lu Lu . . . Student Council. DONALD ENGELBERT. DONNA ERICKSON . . . Red Cross; Christian Fellowship; Choir. MARCEL GAGNON, Mark . . . Apparatus; Hy-Y; Baseball. AMELIA GARCIA, Molly . . . Christian Fellowship; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor. SHIRLEY GROLL, Little One . . . Kadiinah; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Hall Guard, DUANE HAMMER. Duke . . . Basketball; Golf. JOAN HARRIS. MARY JACKSON . . . Polaris Editor; Salutatorian: Class Play Com mittcc; National Honor Society. DU ANE JORGENSON. RUTH KAUF MAN, Junior . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Usher Chairman of the Ushers; Annual VERNETTA KEDROWSKI . . . Na tional Honor Society; Lunchroom 1 lostcss; Study I lull Monitor. DEANE KLINKER, Klmk . . . Skiing. LENORE KOBIN, Unnic” . . . Modern Dance: National Honor Society: Silsrr Tri; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Bank Cashier; Polaris. MARVIN KRAMER. “Jumbo . . . Mcnorah. IRVING KUESTER. “Irv . . . Apparatus; Wrestling, Captain; National Honor Society, President; Polaris; Class Vice President. RICHARD KUNIN, Dick . . . Apparatus; National Honor Society; Student Council; Valedictorian. HERMAN I.ANGUMS. Hermey . . . Football: Track; Cross Country; Boxing; Student Council: Bank Cashier. DALE LUNDQUIST, “Lunky . . . Apparatus; Class President. DUANE LUNDQUIST . . . Polaris. 37 EVELYN MASS'EK. Evic . . . Silver Tri; Kadimah: Slud} IIjII Muni-tor; Hall Guard. BETTY MENDENHALL, Betts” . . . Viking Club; Band: Orchestra. JOYCE MEREDYK. Jcrcc . . . Claw Treasurer. HARRIET MICHLIN. Micky” . . . National Honor Society; Kadimah; Study Hall Monitor: Student Council; Hall Guard; Claw Secretary. MARY NEWMAN, Mayno” . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Hall Guard. NYRON NORMAN. THF.I.MA ROT-MAN, Trudy . . . Student Council; Silver Tri. MARCEI.YN SANBORN, Marty . . . Viking Club. BEVERLY SCHRAIBER. ••Bubs’ . . . Kadimah; Usher. SAM SHRAGO-WITZ . . . Tennis. SHIRLEY SINGER, Stinky . . . Blue Tri: Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess. GAIL WAHL-STROM, Gay. DENNIS WOOD. Dunk . .. Stage Crew, Manager; Hy-Y: Class Play. BARBARA WOODRUFF, Barb . . . Blue Tri: Viking Club. DARLENE ZIESKA, Dar . . . Viking Club; Hall Guard; Band; Twirling. Barbara Alcb Robert Benford Gerald Bley Donald Bums Patrick Cassidy Camera Shy Donna Emmons Patricia Gannon Richard Hennes Lawrence Ivens Noel Korengolu Frank Kowalczyk Lois Lindgren Arlene Rooney Samuel Rotenberg William Sabes Margaret Sebesta Jayne Stone Edward Vennewitz June Wickstrom Committees BACCALAUREATE Wayne Abell Shirley Groll Lawrence Ivens Gail Wahlstrom SOCIAL Mary Lou Decker Dale Lundquist Lenorr Kobin Dean K linker GRADUATION Joan Harris Thelma Rotman Duane Lundquist CAP GOWN Shirley Singer Marcelyn Sanborn BANQUET Harriet Michlin Duane Lundquist Dick Brown SENIOR DAY Dick Kunin Dennis Wood Lois Lindgren 38 The January class officers arc: Rodney Burner, Mascot; Irving Kucster. Vice-president: Dale Lundquist, President; Duane Jorgenson, Sergeant-at-arms; Harriet Micklin, Secretary; Lcnorc Kokin, Social Chairman; Gayle Wahlstrom, Treasurer. JANUARY ACTIVITIES Now. fuels. it's not a had a all that. How we looked the first time we wore our caps. Here arc the helpful hands who took care of the stage props, the makeup, and the prompting for Curtain Call. the senior class play. Oh, Oogie. how could you! Auditoriums: He likes it here. Meet some gals in calico. Etschictl Company. Don’t drink that buttermilk, Pa. Be-bop boys. And in conclusion . . . Scholastic Honors Honor Roll Naomi Alpcrt Robert Ansel Beverly Banks Ronald Bcauchanc Stuart llcwlcr John Bird Mary Brown Fravda Butwin Marilyn Dahl Mary Degen Jacqueline Dolt Helen DufTy Thomas Feinberg Gerald Fink Diane Freidman Clayton Gic c Diane Milden Beverly Jacobsen Marly Jobes Donna Mae Johnson Doris Kat man Carol Kantor Patsy Kneeshasv Arlainc Lundquist Frances Lurie Phillip Meyers Joyce Orgen Evelyth Schcchter Marshall Schneider Beverly Schocn lx Roy Schwartz Harold Shurc Gayle Strauss Velma Williams National Honor Society Naomi Alpcrt Carol Anderson Robert An cl Beverly Bank Robert Barnette Ronald Heauchane Patricia Reek field Virginia Berntson Stuart Bcssler John Bird Mary Brown Fravda Butwin Patrick Cam| bcll Glenn (arisen Ann Louise Carlson Sonia Charncy |unc (Joojser Marilyn Dahl Barbara Darth Mary Drgan Jacqueline Dols Helen DufTy Ralph Ennis Gerald Fink Judith Finkclstrin Diane Friedman Ysonne Fry Clayton Giese Robert Goodin Quentin Goodrich Fred (Jordon John Haight Sally Haselncss Cared Hedengran Reggie Heller Patricia Herbert Dune Hildcn Richard Hunegs John Ivcr |unc Iverson Beverly Jacol M-n Marls Jobe Donna Johnson Joanne Johnson Romaync Johnson Harriet Kahn Carol Kantor Doris Katzman Jean Klifler Patsy Kneeshasv l-orcnr. Ladd Gloria (arson Rachel Ixe Evelyn Levinson Richard l.undmark Arlainc Lundquist Frances Lurie Phillip Meyer Beverly Mortrosnn Richard Nordquist Roger Norrdin Gloria O'Brien Joyce Orgen loan Pavey Jean Potter Arthur Robbins leronie Rudolph Evelyth Schcchter Bcscrly Schocn Leroy Schsvaru Ixw Schwartz Gloria Shore Marva Snyder |ac(|uelinc Spillcr Barbara Thompson Audrey Weigand Velma Williams Highest scholastic awards of the June class were held by Gerald Fink, Phillip Meyers, and Evelyth Schechtcr. valedictorians, ansi Clayton (iicsc, salutatorian. Service Pins Naomi Alpcrt Carol Andcr on Patrick Campbell Sonia Charncy Mary Lou Derringer Marilyn Diamond Duane Ecklm Ralph Ennis Judy Finkelstein Robert Fry Sally Getzkin Muriel Golden Lita Goldcnhcrg Robert Goodin John Haight Sally Hasclnrss Carol Hedengran Lloyd Hoium John Ivcr I larrict Kahn Ik nt Katztnan Doroth) Ktcinbaum Jean Klifler Barlura Ixhman Evelyn Levinson Bernice Lias Barbara McKay Henry Mruz Richard Nordquist Richard Nyquist Beverly Rackncr Phyllis Rosen Evelyth Schcchter Donald Straub Gayle Straus Velma Williams 41 Awards Top row: Glenn Carlson. North American Hank Prize; Velma Williams, Star Journal Award; Robert Harnette, First National Bank Award; Carol Siems, First National Hank Award; Helen Duffy, Polaris Honor Award. . . . Second row; Beverly lacobson, Norse Award: Clayton Giese, Science Award; Jack Dryer, Mercury Award. North High Alumni Award; Gloria Larson, Commercial Award: LeRojr Schwartz. Rose Rees Award. . . . Third row: Phillip Meyers, Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Award, Reader's Digest Award; Gerald Fink, Reader's Digest Award. American Ixgion Award; Evelyth Schcchtcr, Reader's Digest Award, American Legion Auxiliary Award; Rachel Lee, Polaris Annual Award; the following are Hobbs Awards; Margaret Johnson. Marilyn Hates, Helen Williams, Marjorie Parry. Carol Anderson, lames Dzandzara, Lois Faickson, Donna Nicholas, Mary Lou I eeringer, Adcle Schmidt, Krayton Naused, Donna Krone, Beverly Gacck, Marilyn Dahl, Ruth Kolkind. Mary Degan, Barbara Darth. Not pictured: llcnnc Gulseth, Layton lohnson, |anct Nolting. Northern Lights Awards: Mary Brown, Ann Louise Carlson, Marilyn Dahl, Gayle Strauss. 42 HOWARD ADLER, Howie . . . Menorah. NAOMI AI.PERT, Cookie , . . National Honor Society: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Kadimah: Spanish Club: Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Polaris: Class Play. ARDELL ANDERSON. Ardic . . . Choir. CAROL ANDERSON, “Coco . . . National Honor Society; Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Red Cross; Spanish Club: Junior Academy of Science; Lunchroom Hostess; Class Play. DARRELL ANDERSON, Andv. DONALD ANDERSON . . . Band Orchestra. ESTHER ANDERSON Susie. JEANNE ANDERSON, Jean nic . . . Silver Tri; Red Cross: Vik in Club. JOAN ANDERSON. Jo . . . Viking Club. SHIRLEY ANDERSON, Andy . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A.: Viking Club. STANLEY ANDERSON. ROBERT ANSEL, Bob . . . Menorah; Debate; National Honor Society. ALLEN ARBEITER Al ... I Iv-Y. WILLIAM ARNTSON, “Blondy. HARRIET BAILICK, “Hcckcy.” LOUIS BANK, Lou . . . Menorah; Debate, President. BEVERLY BANKS, Slim . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Na tional Honor Society; Annual. ROB ERT BARNETTE, Bob . . . Foot ball: Baseball; Basketball; Viking Club Vice President: National Honor Sr ciety;. Hv-Y: Student Council. PATRI CIA BARAN, Pat. LARRY BASS “Buddy. MARILYN BATES ... Blue Tri; Silver Tri: (LA.A.; Viking Club; Lunchroom Hostess. ROBERT BEAHEN, “Punky . . . Hockey; Red Cross. DANIEL BEAL, Danny” . . . Skiing; Apparatus; Track; Viking Club; Hy-Y; Student Council. PATRICIA BECK-FELD, Pat . . . Silver Tri; Seton Hi; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; National Honor Society. RONALD BEAUCHANE, Short Stuff . . . National Honor Society; Chess Club; Hy-Y; Polaris; Class Play Committee. RICHARD BEHLING, Dick . . . Skiing; Swimming; Hy-Y; Usher. DONALD BELZER. Donnie. TED BENOWITZ. T. B. 43 KENNETH BENSON, Kenny Benny . . . Bjnd: Orchestra. BEVERLY BERG, Bev . . . Blue Tri; Stiver Tri: Viking Club; Bank Cashier; Cheerleader: Class Play Committee. TOBY BERG, Tob . . . Blue Tri: Kadimah; Bank Cashier: Class Play. JOANN BERNHARDT. Joe. VIRGINIA BERNTSON, Bcrnic . . . Blue Tri; O.A.A.: Christian Fellowship, Secretary; National Honor Society: Viking Club: Bank Cashier: Annual; Polaris. MARSHALL BERNSTEIN. STUART BESSLER, Stu . . . Apparatus: Student Council; National Honor Society; Annual, photographer. CAROL BIORN. HOWARD BIORN. Rocker . . Boxing; Hy-Y. JOHN BIRD, Birdie . . . National Honor Society. CLARENCE BIRK. Clare. LUCY BLAET-TLER . . . Blue Tri: Office Page; Student Council. MARLENE BLANCHETTE, Mar-tv . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Seton Hi. DAVID BLOCK, Dave . . . Mcnorah; Greenhouse Ass't. ARTHUR BOFFERDING, Art. NANCY BOGGS, Nan . . . Blue Tri; G.A.A.; Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Viking Club. JEANETTE BONEFF, Jeanne ... Blue Tri: Bank Cashier. ARLINE BRAMAN, Twin.” NEYSA BRA-MAN, Twin . . . Red Cross. HYMAN BRAND, Hy . . . Football, co-captain; Track; Wrestling: Hy-Y. MILTON BRANDWEIN, Milt. RONALD BRASSEUR, Rabbit . . . Football: Track: Wrestling; Boxing. LOIS BREDESEN, Lo . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: G.A.A.: Red Cross. DELORES BREEDLOVE. MARY BROWN, M. A. . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; National Honor Society; G.A.A.; Red Cross; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Polari . RALPH BROWN . . . Stage Crew. ROY BRUHJELL . . . Viking Club. RUSSELL BRUHJELL . . . Viking Club. 44 CALVIN BUCY, “Cal . . . Basket-ball; Track. BURNELL BUGGE, Bug . . . Viking Club: Lunchroom Hostess. PATRICIA BURNS, •’Pat. THEODORE BURLINGAME, Ted.” DOROTHY BURRELL. Dotty ... Hall Guard. BEVERLY BUSS. Bevie. FRAYDA BUTWIN, Frayda May . . . Blue Tri; Red Crow; Kadinuh, secretary, treasurer; National Honor Society; Usher; Polaris. DAVID CALLAWAY, “Cab . . . Chess Club; Spanish Club: Ily-Y; Band. PEARL CAMERON . . . Blue Tri; G.A.A.: Office Page. WILLIAM CAMP. PATRICK CAMPBELL, Pat . . . Apparatus; Track; Boxing, student manager; National Honor Society, sergeant-at-arms: Projection Club: Hy-Y, secretary; Polaris: ('lass Play Committee; Cross Country. ANN CARLSON . . . National I lonor Society: (LA.A.; Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Spanish Club: Lunchrtioin Hostess: Office Page: Polaris; Choir. GLENN CARLSEN, Clem . . . Football: Basketball; Golf: Red Crow; National Honor Society; Viking Club; Student Council; Polaris; Choir: Class Treasurer. DOROTHY CASSIDY, Cass . . . Viking Club; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Student (muncil; Homecoming Attendant. ALMA CE-BALLOS, Ally Opp . . . Spanish Club: Usher. MARILYN CHAPMAN. Mare . . . Blue Tri. SONIA CHARNEY, Sonic . . . Modern Dance; National Honor Society; Blue Tri: Kadimah, president, sergeant-at-arms: Lunchroom Hostess; Usher. CORINNF. CHASE . . . Band; G.A.A.; Scholastic Representative. AR-DELLE CHRISTENSON. Ardic. JACK CLAPP. J.ick . . . Basketball; Golf; Boxing. CORTI.EN CLOUTIER. Corky . . . Apparatus. JOHN COFFEY. Jack . . Hockey; Red Cross: Hy-Y. LARRY COHEN. Ham . . . Choir. ROBERT COLF.BANK, Bob . . . Apparatus; Hy-Y. JUNE COOPER . . . Blue Tri; (LA.A.; Silver Tri, vice president: Red Cross; National Honor Society; Spanish Club: Annual, associate editor. RODNEY COOPERMAN, Coop . . . Baseball; Basketball: Hy-Y, vice president; Polaris; Class Vice President; Cross Country. MURIEL COSGROVE, Giggles’ . . . Office Page. RAY CRANDALL . . . Apparatus: Hy-Y. secretary; Student Council. 45 MARILYN CREGAN, “Mickey.” RAY CREIGHTON, “Monster” . . . Football; Basketball; Track; Boxing; Ily-Y. VIRGINIA CRUIKSHANK, Ginny . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri, president; G.A.A.; Student Council; Annual; Class Secretary; Twirling. DONNA CUFF . . . Study Hall Monitor; G.A.A. CHARLES CULUNAN, Chuck” Usher. MARILYN DAHL . . . Na tional Honor Society; G.A.A.: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Student Council; Annual. ROGER DANIELSON. Rod” . . . Swimming; Hv-Y; Student Council. BARBARA DARTH . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: National Honor Society; G.A.A. DOUGLAS DAVIS, “Buck” . . . Cross Country; Track; Rand; Boxing; Hy-Y. JEROME DAVIS, Jerry. MARY DEGEN, Smiles . . . Blue Tri, vice president: Silver Tri; National Honor Society; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Bank Cashier; Polaris. MARY-LOU DEERINC.F.R . . . Blue Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Student Council; Usher; Hall Guard. PATRICIA DELANEY . . . Student Council; Hall Guard. ELEANOR DEMRY . . . Spanish Club: G.A.A.; MAR1I.LYN DIAMOND, - Mare . . . Blue Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Hall Guard. MFI.VIN DITTBENNER, Mel . . . Apparatus; Boxing. RONALD DOLL, “Hotfoot . . . Hockey: Football: Hy-Y. JACQUELINE IX)LS. “Jackie . . . National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page. ARLENE DONAT, Dough-nut . . . Red Cross; G.A.A.: Study Hall Monitor. HELEN DUFFY. Duff . . . National Honor Society, president, secretary; G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri. secretary; Red Cross; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Usher; Hall Guard; Polaris, editor; Choir. MYRON DOOSF. . . . Student Council. JOHN DRYER, Jack . . . Football: Basketball; Track; Hy-Y; Student Council, president; Class President. ROBERT DVORAK. Red. JAMES DZANDZARA, Jim. GERALD EGAN, “Jerry . . . Football; Baseball; Basketball; Hy-Y. DU-ANF. F.KLIN, F-kie . . . Apparatus; Track: Cross Country; Swimming; Boxing; Projection Club, president, vice president; Red Cross; Hy-Y, president, all-school president; Student Council, president, vice president. LA-VONNE ELLIOTT . . . Library Page. STUART ELMAN . . . Band. 46 MARLYS F.LOFSON, “Marl . . . Lunchroom Hostess; Office Pane; Class Play Committee: Ticket Sales Chairman. RALPH ENNIS, Mickey” . . . Apparatus; National Honor Society; Stage Crew. JOANNE ERICKSON, “Jo . . . Silver Tri; Christian Fellowship; Choir. LOIS ERICKSON. RODNEY ERICKSON, Rod” . . . Football; Red Cross; IIv-Y. treasurer. JAMES FARNHAM. “Jim . . . Viking Club. THOMAS FEINBF.RG, Tom . . . Class Play: Debate: Menorah. CLARICE FERN . . . Blue Tri; C.A.A.: Viking Club. GERALD FINK. Jerry . . . National Honor Society; Chess Club, president; Annual. JUDITH FINKEL-STEIN, Judy . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; National Honor Society; G.A.A.: Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess: Student Council; Polaris. SALLY FISHER. Fish . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah. RONALD FODSTAD . . . Boxing. CHARLES FRANCIS. Charlie ... Boxing. ROGER FREDEEN . . . Hy-Y. HARRIET FREDERICK, Freddie . . . Kadimah; Junior Academy of Science. DIANE FRIEDMAN, “i an ny” . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; G.A.A.: National Honor Society; Red Cross; Kadimah, secretary, sergeant-at-arms; Seton I li; Lunchroom Hostess; Library Page; Usher; Bank Cashier; Polaris: Class Play. JOAN FROEHUNG, “Jo. MARTIN FRUCHTMAN, Marty” ... Chess Club: Menorah. ROBERT FRUCHTMAN. Bob . . . Chess Club: Mem, rah. ROBERT FRY, “Fry . . . Apparatus: Track: Cross Country; Projection Club, president; Red Cross; Hy-Y. YVONNE FRY . . . National Honor Society; G.A.A.; Blue Tri: Christian Fellowship, secretary; Student Council; Annual. JAMES FULLER. MARY-JANE GAARDER, “Janie. BEVERLY GACEK, Gate . . . Blue Tri; (LA.A.; Red Cross; Junior Academy of Science; Office Page. MARIE GAGNE, “Ric . . . Seton Hi; (LA.A.; Blue Tri; Study Hall Monitor. ELAINE GAHLER . . . Lunchroom Hostess. JOSEPH GAR BER, Joe . . . Wrestling; Class Play. DENA GELFEN, Dinka . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah. 47 SALLY GETZKIN, (Jet . . . . Blue Tri: Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Mall Guard. CLAYTON GIESK, “Clayt” . . . Projection Club; Red Cross: National Honor Society; Christian Fellowship; Junior Academy of Science: Student Council; Class Plav Committee. EMERY GILBERT, Em. GLORIA GILBERT, Short . . . Blue Tri. BURTON GITTELSON, Swede . . . Boxing. ERNEST GLAZER. Ernie. MURIEL GOLDEN. Toot sic . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Hall Guard. LIT A GOLDENBERG . . . Kadimah; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor: Student Council. MARILYN GOLOB, Mare . . . Blue Tri: Kadimah. NATALIE GOMEZ. Corky . . . Blue Tri; Bank Cashier. ROBERT GOODIN, Bob . . . Projection Club, vice president: National Honor Society; Christian Fellowship; Junior Academy of Science, vice president; Polaris. RF.NEE GOODMAN, Goody . . . Kadimah; Bank Cashier; Debate Club. QUENTIN GOODRICH, Squint . . . Student Council; National Honor Society; Annual: Debate Club. FRED GORDEN . . . Student Council: National Honor Society; Bank Cashier: Polaris: Cross Country; Menorah, president, treasurer. DONALD GOTHIER, Butch” . . . Projection Club. MAXINE GOTHIER. Mack. ALICE GRAACK, Al. DONALD GRANNING . . . Viking Club; Choir. ALVIN GRAY, Pete. DOUGLAS GRF.EN . . . Apparatus; Usher; Chairman of rhe Ushers. PATRICK GREENE, Abe . . . Band. ANITA GRUENHAGF.N . . . Christian Fellowship. ESTHER GUB-MAN . . . Kadimah; Library Page. ILF.NNE GULSETH, Susie. GRAYCE GUSTAFSON, Gus ... Blue Tri; G.A.A. RONALD GUSTAFSON. JANET HALVORSON, Jan . . . G.A.A.: Silver Tri; Red Cross: Seton Hi: Spanish Club. DONALD HAINL1N, Don.” 48 JOHN HAIGHT, “Jack . . . Track: Cross Country; National Honor Society; Projection Club: Christian Fellowship. GORDON HAMMARSTEDT . . . Apparatus; Track; Hv-Y: Usher. JAMES HANRAHAN, Henry. SHIRLEY HANSEN . . . Blue Tri; Red Cross. RUBY HANSON . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri. JEANETTE HAROLD-SON, Jean . . . Student Council: Choir. BRUCE HARRIS. “Boo B. . . . . Mcnorah, secretary. GERALDINE HUGHES, Gerry . . . Blur Tri; Silver Tri. SALLY HASELNESS, Sal . . . kadimuh; National Honor Society: Spanish Club; Junior Academy of Science; Lunchroom Hostess; Library Page; Chairman of the Ushers; Annual. DELORES HASKVITZ, Dc . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah; Cheerleader; Twirling. JOHN HAYNES . . . Choir. GERALD HECK, Gerry . . . Foot ball; Baseball; Basketball; Red Cross; Hy Y. GERALDINE HECK. Jerri. CAROL HEDENGRAN . . . National Honor Society; G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris; Class Play: Scholastic Representative. REGGIE HELLER . . . Blue Tri: National Honor Society. FRANK HEDIN, Red . . . Chris-tian Fellowship; Viking Club; Bank Ca shier. JAMES HEGLUND, Big Jim Football; Basketball. EUGENE HEI-NONEN. KARL HENDEL . . . Usher. PATRICIA HERBERT, Pat . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri, vice president; National Honor Society: G.A.A.; Red Cross; Office Page; Student Council. MARY METTLE. DIANE HILDEN, l i . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri. treasurer; National Honor Society; G.A.A.: Viking Club: Lunchroom Hostess; Annual; Class Play. VIRGIL HILL . . . Apparatus; Track. CHARLES HILLMAN. Chuck . . . Track; Usher. SHIRLEY HIRTH, Shirl. MAR LF.NE HOG LB, Pee Wee. RALPH HOHENSTEIN, Bub . . . Red Cross; Bank Cashier. LLOYD HOIUM . . . Projection Club, president. 49 EDWARD HOLCOMBE. , YukumM . . . Football, .Mudcnt manager; Basket-lull, student manager: I loekey, student manager; Wrestling, student manager: Red Cross: Ily-Y; Bank Cashier. DOLORES HOLM BERG. Dec Dee Bank Cashier. LOIS HOLMBERG, Loic . . . Silver Tri; Reel Cross; Junior Academy ol Science. MARLENE HARTUNG. Buzz “ . . . Study I bill Monitor. RICHARD HUNF.GS, “Dick . . Boxing: Usher: National Honor Society, vice president: Annual: Scholastic Representative. CARL INKALA, Frenchy . . . Hockey: Ily-Y, all-school treasurer. JOHN 1VERS, ‘|ohn-nie” . . . Apparatus; National Honor Society; Stage Grew, president; Student Council, sergeant-at-arms. JUNE IVERSON, “Junie . . G.A.A.: Na- tional Honor Society; Blur Tri: Silver Tri, president, treasurer; Viking Club, secretary: Bank Cashier: Polaris: Class Play Committee. SH1RI.EY JACOBS. BEVERLY JACOBSEN . . . National Honor Society: Viking Club; Junior Academy of Science: Polaris: Choir. JACQUELINE JACQUES, Jacquic'- . . . Lunchroom Hostess. BEVERLY JAKOWSKI, Jinx.” BEVERLY JAMES. Bcv- . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Ibill Guard. LARRY JENSEN . . . Hv-Y, secretary; Student Council. MARLYS JOBES . . . Christian Fellowship; National Honor So-sicty. BEVERLY JOHNSON. “Bev . . . Christian Fellowship, secretary. DONALD JOHNSON. Hipper ... Football; Hockey: Ily-Y, treasurer. DONNA JOHNSON . . . G.A.A.; National Honor Society; Red Cross: Spanish Club, secretary. ELAINE JOHNSON, K . . . G.A.a.: Blue Tri: Twirling. JEANETTE JOHNSON . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Viking Club: Green House Practise. JOAN R. JOHNSON . . . Silver Tri; Choir. JOANNE H. JOHNSON, |o . . . Student Council, treasurer; National Honor Society; Bank Cashier; I lomccoming Queen. LAYTON JOHNSON . . . Track; Hv-Y. MARGARET JOHNSON. MARILYN JOHNSON . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Lunchroom Cashier. MARLENE J. JOHNSON. Johnny . . . Christian Fellowship. MARLENE H. JOHNSON. Red . . . G.A.A.: Lunch-room Cashier. ROMAYNE JOHNSON. “Rouj . . . G.A.A.: National Honor Society. 50 HARRIET KAHN. Korky” . . . National Honor Society; K.idimah; Lunchroom I lostov: Ollicc Page; Usher. JERRY KAHN . . . Mcnorah; Orchestra: Bant!. SYLVIA KAHN ••Connor . . . Kadimah; Stuily Hall Monitor: Hall Guard. CAROL KAN-TAR . . . National Honor Society; ftlue Tri; Kadimah: Spanish Club: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor. BEVERLY KAPLAN, Kappy” . . . Modern Dance; Blue Tri; Katlimah: Spanish Club: Study Hall Monitor: Usher. ROSETTA KATZ, Rosie . . . Katlimah. DORIS KATZMAN, Do-do . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Kadi mah; National Honor Society: Spanish Club: Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page: Usher: Annual. REEVA KAUFMAN . . . Katlimah: Usher. CHERIF. KF.ECH. Che ” . . . Scion Hi: Switchboard Operator: Student Council. PATRICIA KETCHAM, Pat” . . . Study ILill Monitor. DALE KETELBOETER. JOAN KILLEEN, Jo” . . . Rctl Cross: Office Pane: Switchboard Operator. GWEN KITTOCK, Owcnnic . . . Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Blur Tri; Student Council; Cheerleader. JANETTE KLEIN. Jt unit” . . . Viking Club. DOROTHY KLF.INBAUM. “Dot” . . . Katlimah: Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Palp:; Li brary Page: Studv Hall Monitor: Usher. JEAN KLIFFER . . . Blur Tri; Silver Tri: Katlimah: National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess: Library Page: Annual. PATSY KNEESHAW, Pat . . . Blue Tri: National Honor Society; Rctl Cross; Switchboard Operator; Annual. VIVIAN KNOTT. Viv . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri. EUGENIA KOENIG. Toots” . . . Twirling. RUTH KOLKIND. MARTIN KONKOL, Clipper . . . Ily Y. WANDA KONKOL Windy” . . . Lunchroom Hostess; Lunchroom Cashier. LOUIS KOPNICK, “Big Lou” . . . Boxing; Hy-Y, all-school chap lain, treasurer: Usher: Choir: ('lass Play. CLARYCE KORMANIC. “Snoo key . . . Blue Tri: Viking Club. DOLORES KRANITSKY, Dee.” DONALD KRAUS. Don. VERNA MAE KROETEN. Vern . . . Switch-Kurd OjKrrator. ANITA KROMAN, Nctc . . . Katlimah. 51 MARLYS KROMAN, “Shorty . . . Junior Academy of Science; Student Council; Rand; Orchestra. DONNA KRONE. “Donnie.” BURT KRONICK. Babbler” . . . Apparatus. IRVING LABOVITCH, Jake LORENZ LADD . . . Christian Fellowship: National Honor Society; Choir; Rank Cashier. MERVIN LAN-GUM . . . Football: Hy-Y; Viking Club. LUCILLE LANSING, Lance . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Red Cross. BEATRICE LARSON, Fat . . . Blue Tri; Red Cross: Christian Fellowship; Spanish Club; Rand; Twirling. GLORIA LARSON, Glor . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: National Honor So-city: Spanish Club. PATRICIA LARSON, Pat” . . . G.A.A. RICHARD LARSON, Dick” . . . Hy-Y; Student Council. ROBERT LAUTHAIN . . . Red Cross; Ily-Y. HARRIET LAZERINE, “Cupic.” RICHARD LAZERINE, Dick . . . Track. RACHEL LEE. “Rach . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri. secretary: National Honor Society; G.A.A.; Bank Cashier: Scholastic Representative; Annual, associate editor; Polaris. BARBARA LEHMAN, Barb . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Hall Guard: Rank Cashier; Student Aid. RUBY LF.MKE . . . Library Page. DONALD LEVY, Butch . . . Me-norah. CORINNE I.IF.BF.RMAN . . . Band. IANF.TTE LILLEBO. ROGER LIND... Baseball; Hockcv Hy-Y. JOHN LINK, Prco-cl . . Hy-Y. BERNICE LISS. Bcrmc. AR LAINE LUNDQUIST. Spark . . Modern Dance; National Honor Socic ty; Class Play Committee. AUDREY LUND, lamny . . . Viking Club; G.A.A.; Student Council: Choir. RICHARD LUNDMARK. Dick” . . . Apparatus; National Honor Society: Christian Fellowship, treasurer. SHIRLEY LOCKEN . . . Study Hall Monitor. FRANCES LURIE, Fran . . . National Honor Society; Kadimah; Junior Academy of Science; Usher: School Rank Cashier: Polaris: Class Play. 52 RENEE LYONS. BLANCHE LYSE, Cris . . . G.A.A.; Viking Club. DELORES MANTHEY . . . G.A.A. HARRY MANTHEY. EDWIN MARCUS, Ed. HAR-RIET MAREMONT, SUsie . . . Kadimah. MYRON MARKO, Sonny. GERALD MARTIN, “Jod . . . Football; Basketball; Track: Hy-Y. FLEURETTF. MASLOW, Flow.” JOHN MATSON. Johnny. FLORENCE MATUZEK. Flo. IRWIN McCLISH. Mac . . . Band; Orchestra. BEVERLY McCORMICK. Rev ... G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess. BARBARA McKAY, Barb . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Lunchroom Hostess; Twirling. GERALD Mfc-LAND, “Jerrv . . . Hockey; Boxing. CLARICE MELANDER, Cease. DONALD MELAS, Dome . . . Viking Club: Hy-Y, president. GERALD MELIN, Swede” .. . Apparatus: Red Cross. ANNA MELTZ . . . Red Cross: Lunchroom Hostess: Bank Cashier; Choir. ELEANOR MENKOV, Al” . . . Kadimah; library Page; Usher. BETTY MERRITT. Bets . . . Band. LEOLA METAXAS . . . G.A.A.; Christian Fellowship: Usher; Orchestra. PHILLIP MEYERS. Phil . . . Tennis; Chess Club, president, secretary, treasurer, serjeant-at-arms; National Honor Society; Junior Academy of Silence. GERALDINE MICHELS, Mike . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Red Cross; Twirling. MARILYN MILBERT, Mil . . . Blue Tri; Viking Club; Cheerleader: Choir. MARILYN J. MILLER, Lynn . . . Blue Tri; Study Hall Monitor; Hall Guard. MARILYN S. MILLER. Dusty . . . Bank Cashier. MORTON MILLER. Red. 53 WENZEL MILLER, “Wendy . . . Boxing; Lunchroom Mott. ALAN MINSKY. Al . . . Golf; Mrnorah; Stu«lcnt Counol: Polaris. JOYCE MOLINE . . . Red Cross; Christian Fcl lowship; Stuelv I lull Monitor; Hand. BEVERLY MORTENSON, “Bev . . . Natinn.il Honor Society; Red Cross; Student Council. MICHAEL MOSES. Mike. HEN-RY MRtrZ, Hank . . . Apparatus Track: Crmv Country; Projection Club; Hv-Y. VIOLET MUELLER, Vi . . . Blue Tri. BRATTON N A USED . . . Reel Cross. DONALD NELSON. NcL . . . Ily-Y. see re tar . BEVERLY NELSON. Bev . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Viking Club. LOUIS NELSON. Louie . . Skiing: Red Cross. ROBERT NELSON. ROGER NELSON, Joe . . . Baseball; Apparatus: Hockey: Cross Country; lie Y. RUSSELL NELSON. LOIS NEUMANN. Loey . . G.A.A.; Stl ver Tri. DONNA NICHOLAS, Nick . . . Viking Club; Cheerleader. HAROLD NIEFELD . . . Wrestling; Menorah, sice president: Usher: Chairman of the Ushers. JANET NOLTING, Bashful. ROBERT NORLAND. Stubby. LOIS NORDSTROM. la.ic' . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Viking Club, president; Polaris: Class Plav; Choir secretary, treasurer. RICHARD NORDQUIST, Bud . . . Apparatus: Viking Club: ('hair-man of the Ushers. ELEANOR NORMAN. Elbe ' . . . Blue Tri: Viking Club. ROGER NORRD1N. “Regor . . . Apparatus: National Honor Society; Student Council. JOANN NOTE. Jo . . . G.A.A.: Silver Tri. DONALD NYGAARD, Nig . . . Track: Red Cross; Christian Fellowship; Student Council: Class Pla . DENNIS OBRIEN. Denny . . . Boxing; Hv Y. GLORIA OBRIEN... National Honor Society: Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Lunchroom I lustcss; Class Play Committee. JAMES OILMAN, 'Twin . . . Wrestling: Boxing: Hy-Y; ('.lass Mawot. 54 JOHN OHMAN, I win . . . IU, ini!: 11 - V: 'Ijv Mascot. JANICE OLSEN. Jan . . . Red Cross: Chriv-n.iii Fellowship: Scion I li. BETTY OLSON. “J.inic” . . . Blue Tri. JOYCE ORGEN, Joy . . Modern Dance: National 1 lonor Society, treasurer: Blue Tri: Kailimah: Studx Mali Monitor; Polaris. ALLAN ORMAN. Al . . . Menu rah. SHIRLEY OSTROVIAK, ShuI . . . Lunchroom Mmtns; Bank Cashier. DONNA OSTROW, MC zzic” . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship: Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Bank Coiner; Cheerleader. SANDER OTTNEY, Sandy. ROSEI.I.A PARKER. Rosie . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri: Silver Tri: luitioi Acudeim of Science: Lunchroom Cashier. MARJORIE PARRY, Mar tfic. LAURA PA TRICK, Lover Girl . . . Student Council: Polaris; Home coming Attendant. MARILYN PAULSON . . . G.A.A.; Christian Fellow ship. MARION PAULSON, Pauly . . Library Page. JOAN PAVF.Y, Jo . . . Modern Dance: National Honor Society; G.A.A.: Viking Club: Choir. GERALD PEARSON, la.vcr Boy . . . Hy-Y: Band: Orchestra. DONALD PECK, Dono . . Football: llockev; Hy-Y. DON PEDERSEN, Pete . . Viking Club ROGER PELTO. Rog . . . Hy-Y, president. IRWIN PENTEL, In . . . Usher DONALD PESIS . . . Boxing. ARI.ISS PETERSON. Ar. CAROL PETERSON . . . Red Cross; Odor Guard. ROBERT LAWRENCE PETERSON, Pete. ROBERT LEWIS PETERSON. Pet. ROGER PETERSON, Pete . . Apparatus: 'Track: Ily-Y. VIRGINIA PETERSON. WILLIAM PHILIPSEK. Bill. DENNIS PIATT. 55 RICHARD P1ETILAINEN, Rich . . . Hy-Y. EDMUND PIILOLA, “Eddie . . . Skiing. MARIAN PISCHKE, Scottic . . . Silver Tri. GEORGE PI-ANTE, “Ship. THOMAS PODANY, Tom . . Boxing: Hy-Y. BRUNO POLK. RICH ARD POSELY, “Dick . . . Football JEAN POTTER ... Red Gross; Na tional Honor Society; Christian Fellow ship, secretary; Switchboard Operator Bank Cashier. JEAN POTVIN. JAMES PREUS, ’Tiny . . . Band; Orchestra. DON ALD PROCTOR. Don . . . Viking club: II v. treasurer. JEROME PROELL, Bubbles . . . Swimming. SHIRLEY PUPF.RA, Shorty” . . . Blue Tri. CHARLOTTE QUACKEN BUSH . . . G.A.A. BEVERLY RACK NER. JIM RADEMACHER, “Shimzy. JOHN RAINBOLT, Jack . . . Choir. THOMAS RALKE . . . Band. ARLINE RAPPAPORT . . . Kadimah; Choir. RAYMOND RASCOP, Ray. ROY RASMUSSEN, Ras . . . IIv-Y, all-school president; Student Council. LOIS RASSIER, Loic . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Red Cross; Seton Hi. vice president: Span ish Club: Student Council: Polaris. KENNETH REED . . . Football; Baseball. LAWRENCE REILLY, “Pat. RICHARD RENNER. JF.FFERY RICF. . . . Football; Track. ARTHUR ROBBINS, Art” . . . National Honor Society; Christian Fellowship: Student Council. CLARICE ROBINSON . . . Viking Club. 56 MARGARET ROISUM, Muggs ... Red Cross. PHILLIP ROSEN, Flop . . . Boxing; Mcnorah. PHILLIS ROSEN . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Red Cross: Kadimoh; Lunchroom Hostess; Usher; Debate Club, secretary. GERALDINE ROSENKER, Jeri. ROBERT ROSER. DAVID ROUES, Dave . . . Christian Fellowship, city vice president, president, treasurer, sergeant-at-arms; Hall Guard; Bank Cashier; Choir. DONALD RUDOLPH. Rudy. JEROME RUDOLPH. Bear . . . Wrestling; National Honor Society; Student Council; Annual. DEANE RUSINKO . . . Track: Hy-Y: Cross Country, manager. BURTON RUTMAN . . . Mcnorah. MARLENE SARELL . . . Modern Dance: G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Spanish Club. EUGENE SAREMPA, Gene” . . . Hy-Y. JOAN SCHAITBERGER, Jo . . . G.A.A. ADRIAN SCHARBER. Ade ...Hall Guard. EVELYTH SCHECH-TER, Schech . . . National Honor Society, secretary; Blue Tri; Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Student Council; Usher: School Bank Cashier; Polaris; Class Play Committee. LETITIA SCHERER, Lettv. DOROTHY SCHLEE . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri. RENEL SCHLESSINGER, Rainic” . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah: Band. ADELE SCHMIDT . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Silver Tri. GLENN SCHMIDT. MARSHALL SCHNEIDER. Hones . . . Golf; Red Cross: Chew Club; Mcnorah; Usher; Bank Cashier. STANLEY SCHNEIDER, Stan. BEVERLY SCHOEN, Bev . . . National Honor Society; G.A.A.: Blue Tri, treasurer; Silver Tri; Student Council: Twirling; Bank Cashier; Scholastic Representative; Annual; Homecoming Attendant. GLORIA SCHOMMER. Mike. BETTY LOU SCHUCK, Schuckie. ARNOLD SCHWARTZ, “Arnie . . . Track; Cross Country; Red Cross. BURTON SCHWARTZ, Bud . . . Track: Usher. DALE SCHWARTZ . . . Apparatus; Track: Cross Country; Hy-Y. 57 LEROY SCHWARTZ . . . Debate: National Honor Society. LEW SCHWARTZ, Doodv . . . Tennis Red Crou; National Honor Society; CheM Club, sergeant-at-arms; Mi nor jit. secretary; Usher: Hank Cashier: Po laris. BEVERLY SEAMANS, “Hex . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri; Stu«l Hall Monitor. ROBERT SEIM, “Sam . . . Football: Boxing. JAMES SHEAVER, “Jim . . . A|t| aratus; Track; Cross Country: Red Cross; Hy-Y; Usher. ELOISE SHELL. EKEARGER, I.llic' . . . Blue Tr. ARLENE SHERMAN, Slicrm . . . Kadimah: Student Council: Chou. YALE SHERMAN, Sherm . . Wrestling; Christian Fellowship, treas urcr: Hy-Y: Usher; Choir. BERNADETTE SHIMANSKI, Her nie.'- GLORIA SHORE . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor 'soviet); Band; Orchestra. HAROLD SUCRE, Splash . . . Swimming; Mcnorah; Student Council. MARY SICORA . . . Blue Tri. CAROL SIEMS . . . Christian Fellowship; Choir. SALLY SILVER. Sue’ . . . Lunchroom Hostess: Hall Guard. BERNARD SILVERMAN. Bcrnic . . . Mcnorah. CHARLOTTE SILVERMAN. Char” . . . Kadimah; Spanish Club: Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page: Usher. MARVIN SILVERMAN. Man . . Cross Country; Golf; Mcnorah. HAZEL SMITH. JAMES SMITH. Jim . . . Hockey; Boxing: Hy-Y. RICHARD SMITH. RICHARD SMITH, Smitiv . . . Baseball; Hockey. ROBERT SMITH, Smittx. WILLIAM SMITH. Hill ...Track: Wrestling: Hy-Y, secretary; student OkjikiL MARVA SNYDER. Mars . . . G.A.A.: Blue Tri. president: Silscr Tri: National Honor So cicty; Student Council; Twirling. DAVE SOLKOV1TS, Soc . .. Foot ball: Track. RONALD SPAULDING. JACQUELINE SPILLERS, Jackie . . . National Honor Society; G.A.A.: Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Annual. MITCHELL SPECTOR. Mickey . . . Track. 58 CLIFFORD STAHL. LORETTA STARMACK ... I kbatc. VERONICA STASSOK. SEDELIA STEIN, “See . . , Blue Tri: Kadimah: lunior Academy of Science. COURTNEY STEINKE. Stinky . . . Apparatus Track: Cross Country; Swimming; Boxing; Red Cross; Hy-Y: Stuilcnt Council: Usher; Clau Sergeant-at-arms. BETTE STILES. Betts . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Red Croce; Sc ton Hi, president. PEARL STILLMAN . . . Kadhnah; Junior Academy of Science: Office Page. IONE STOCK BURGER. I. MARLENE STONELAKE. Slone head.” JAMES STRATF.MEYER, “Jim. DONALD STRAUB . . Track; Boxing; Projection Club, treasurer: Hv-Y, vice president, sergeant at .inns; Student Council. GAYLE STRAUSS . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Kadiniah: Junior Academy nf Science: Lunchroom Hostess: Student Council: Hal! Guard: Annual, editor. JOHN STREED. Pee-wee . . . Apparatus; Swimming; Christian Fellowship; Hv-Y. HARLAN SUND-HOLM, “Sunny ... Band; Orchestra. DELPHINE SURA. T.«� is. LLOYD SUSSMAN, Zombie . . . Track: Chess Club: Mcnorah. VERNA JEAN SWANSON. Swa net . . G.A.A. LOIS SCHARMER, Looic . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri: Scion Hi. LORAYNE SWEDBACK. “Lorry . . . (LA.A.: Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council: 11.ill Guard. SHIRLEY SWERDUCK . . . G.A.A.: Switchboard O|icrator. BETTY-LOU TALSO. Betts . . . G.A.A.; Student Council; Homecoming Attendant: Greenhouse Practice. DARLENE TAYLOR. IXtr . . . Silver Tri: Red Cross: tidier Page. LOUIS THEIS. CARMEN THOLE. Ticki . . . Blue Tri; Office Page. BARBARA THOMPSON, Barb . . . G.A.A.; National Honor Society: Viking Club. ROBERT THORSON. MARGY TISCH. M.irg DALE TOL-LERUD . . . Hv-Y. 59 LAWRENCE TORELL, Sonny ... Football; Skiing; Apparatus; Hy-Y, president, secretary. JAMES TOWNSEND . . . Student Council. RICHARD TROMBLEY . . . Apparatus; Track; Hy-Y. MARILYN TUTILA, Terry . . . Silver Tri. RONALD VAN AUKEN, Van ... Boxing: Chess Club. JUYNE VAN-NESS. ROBERT VEILLEUX, Bob . . Red Cross; Hy-Y. IRENE VER-DICK, “Rennie . . . Silver Tri. BARBARA VIGOREN, Barb . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri. BETTY VOGEL . . . Seton Hi: Lunchroom Cashier. ROBERT WACHSMUTH, • Bob. SAMUEL WALZER, “Sammy . . . Apparatus, student manager; Study Hall Monitor. DONALD WANDERSEE, Sunshine . . . Stage Crew. LOUISE WASSUT, Lu Lu SHIRLEY WEBBER, Tootie . . . Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council. MARIE WEDEKIND . . . Viking Club. JEANNE WEEKS, “Jean . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri. AUDREY WE1N-AND, Aud . . . Red Cross; National Honor Society; Lunchroom Hostess: Class Play; Greenhouse Practice. MITCHEL WEINER. Beakic . . . Junior Academy of Science. MARCELLA WEINBERGER, Marcie . . . Kadimah; Student Council; Usher; Hall Guard. EVELYN WEINER, Av . . . Blue Tri: Kadimah; Switchboard Operator; Hall Guard; Class Play. LENORE WEINSTEIN, Leni . . . Kadimah. PHYLLIS WELSHINGER. JOHN WHITE, Chuck . . . Baseball; Hockey; Hy-Y. LOIS WIF.SEKF. . . . G.A.A.; Blue Tri; Choir. JOHN WILD . . . Hail Guard. HELEN WILLIAMS, “Hay Hay. VELMA WILLIAMS . . . National Honor Society; Switchboard Operator; Usher; Bank Cashier; Polaris; Orchestra. 60 JOAN WOLFE. VERONICA WROBLF.SKI . . . Christian Fellowship; Switchboard Operator. JAMES ZDECHLIK. •Slim.” DAVID ZET-TERWALL, Hi,; Zeke” . . . Football; Basketball. MARILYN ZIMMER, Mar.” JOHN STENE . . . Apparatus. JEROME MILLER. “Jerry. ROBERT DAL-LUGE, Bob . . . Choir. EVELYN LEVINSON, “Drizzic . . . Silver Tri; National Honor Society; Red Cross; Kadimah, vice president; Junior Academy of Science; Lunchroom Huat-ess; Polaris. Ronald Aron Nishan Bobgan Ronald Bricrc Sheldon Cohen Larry Crosby Camera Shy Stuart Elman Sherry Lee Grossman Donald Kelley George Keener Harlai Levin Daniel Luce Edwin Marcus Irwin McClish Vcme Myers Richard Nordquist Richard Nyquist William Reiser Ray Rogna Fred Yesnes Senior Committees A SENIOR DAY Judy Finkclstcin Patricia Herbert Mickey Spector Rodney Erickson Robert Barnette, Chairman PROM Marva Snyder Dorothy Cassidy Arnic Schwartz Roger Nelson Beverly Nelson, Chairman BANQUET Jerry Egan James Smith Velma Williams Jean Heraldson Marilyn Dahl, Chairman BACCALAUREATE Beverly Schoen Marilyn Golob Roy Rasmussen Larry Jensen Helen Duffy, Chairman COMMENCEMENT Jackie Spillcrs Ruby Hanson Sonny Torell June Class Officers: Jim Ohman, cn-mascot; Glenn Carl- Clarice Fern sen, treasurer; Virginia Cruikshank, secretary; John Dryer, John White, president; Rodney Cooperman, vice-president; Courtney Chairman Stcinke, sergeant-at-arms: John Ohman, co-mascot. CAP AND GOWN Elaine Johnson Sally Gctzkin Dick Trombley Jerry Rudolph Gerry Michels, Chairman 61 Ideal Senior Boy and Girl I lari ict Michlin • MOST POPULAR - - Irv Kucster Darlene Zic'ka - • • BLOND .... • • Rodney Bernu Thrlma Koiin.m • Marly Chre intan - REDHEAD .... 1 nn Engelbert Mary Newman - FIGURE-PHYSIQUE - - • • Mark Gagnon Gayle Wahbtrnm • . IN-BETWEEN - - - - l-arrv !vcn� Hetty Mendenhall MOST SPARKLING PERSONALI TY - Dick Brown Marcic Sandhurn - - BEST DRESSED - - - Joyce Meredyk BI ST ALL-AROUND - - Dale LundquiM fane Stone • - - • - MOST ATHLETIC - - - - Minnie Benford Lcnorc K dnn - • MOST COOPERATIVE - - - Duane l,undqui t Vernetta Kcdrow.skt MORI I.IKI LY TO SUCCEED • Dick Kunin Barbara Woodruff - MOST POISED - - - - Deane Klinkcr Ideal Senior Boy and Girl Lois Nordstrom • Virginia Bcrnlson Jeanette Bondi R ic Katz - -Betty TjJso - -Beverly Schoca Dorothy Cassidy loAnnc Erickson -'Jinny Cruikxhank lime Iverson - -lockic Spillcrs - -Helen Duffy - -Marva Snyder - - - • MOST POPULAR - - . - - - BLOND .... ... BRUNETTE .... .... REDHEAD .... F1GURE-PIIYS1QUE - - • - • IN-BETWEEN - - MOST SPARKLING PERSONA LIT Y - - - BEST DRESSED - - - • - - BEST ALL-AROUND - - - MOST ATHLETIC • - - MOST COOPERATIVE - - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - - - - MOST POISED - - • Bob Barnette Ray Crandall |iin Shcavcr Ray Creighton - Sonny Tore'I • • Jerry Egan Courtney Stcinkc Cortlcn Cloutier John Dryer • Jerry Martin (� len Carlson Ro«l Coopennan Clayton Giesc Pat Campbell Prospectors One hundred years ago the plains of Minnesota were inhabited by thousands of Indians. At first the pioneers and Indians were unable to meet each other on friendly terms but finally they reached grounds for mutual understanding. This year, all over the state many organizations arc celebrating the founding of this territory one hundred years ago. Here at North many extra-curricular groups have used the centennial as the theme for their season’s activities. 64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is considered one of the highest scholastic honors that can l c achieved by a high school student. Admission is based on the rating of the candidates according to their achievements in scholarship, leadership, character and service. Those candidates meeting the requirements arc then voted on by the faculty and members of the Honor Society. Induction is done by the traditional tapping ceremonies. This year the North High chapter, after several years of being an inactive organization, voted to adopt a program of activities. The first thing planned under the new program was an affair honoring the new members inducted in the spring. The officers of the Honor Society this year are Helen Duffy, president; Patrick Campbell, vice-president; Evclyth Schcchtcr, secretary; Carol Anderson, treasurer; and Richard Nordquist, sergeant-at-arms. The faculty advisers arc Mazic Shannon and Alfred C. Christopherson. Alpcrt, Naomi Dartli, Barbara Hedengran, Carol Larson, Gloria Potter, Jean Anderson, Carol Davii, Richard Heller, Reggie Lee, Rachel Robbins, Arthur Anderson, Jean Organ, Mary Herbert, Patricia Levinson, Evelyn Rodich, Filmore Andrlc, Shirley Dole, Jacqueline Hcsla, Stephen Link, Florahcllc Rosenkcr, Joan Ansel, Robert Duffy, Helen Hilden, Diane Livingston, Patricia Rudolph, Jerome (tanks Beverly Knnis Ralph Hunegs, Richard l.undmark, Richard Schechtcr, Evclyth Barnette, Robert Erickson, Gloria Jvers John l.umlquist, Arlainc Schocn, Beverly Beal, Jennifer Fink, Gerald Iverson. June Lurie, Frances Schwartz, Ixrroy Bcauchane, Ronald FirikeUtein, Judith Jacobsen, Beverly Mjttson, Jeanette Schwartz, Lew Brvkfirld, Patricia Fowler, Ruth Jobes, Marlys McCormick, Fred Sederberg, Pearlc Berntson, Virginia Fox, Geraldine Johnson, Donna Meyers, Phillip Shore, Gloria Boiler, Stuart Friedman, Diane Johnson, Joanne Mirviss, Leah Snyder, Marva Bird, John Fry, Yvonne Johnson, Roniaync Mortenson, Beverly Spillcrs, Jacqueline Brown, Mary Giese, Clayton Jones, Evelyn Nordquist, Richard Thompson, Barbara Butwin, Frayda Goldberg, Raleigh Kalin, Harriet Norrdin, Roger Volkcrt, Carol (jmpl cll, Patrick Goodin, Robert Kantar, Carol O'Brien, Gloria Weigand, Audrey ('.arisen, Glenn Goodrich, Quentin Katznun, Doris Or gen, Joyce Wienberg, Diane Carlson, Ann Louise Gordon, Fred Kaufman, Bonnie Pavey, Joan Williams, Velma Charney, Sonia Haglin, Dolores Kliffcr, Jean Peterson, Barbara Wolf, Paul Cooper, June Haight, John Kneeshaw, Patsy Peterson, Jane Zeliekson, Bayle Dahl, Marilyn I lasclncss, Sally Lasld, Lorenz Peterson, Jean This year the Norse Club gave its members opportunities to cor-NORSE CLUB respond with foreign students in its Pen Pal Club. Advised by Pauline Farseth, it is o| cn to all Norse students with a C average. Providing educational and entertaining movies for the student body is the aim of the Projection Club under the direction of Alfred PROJECTION CLUB Christopherson. Officers for the year were Lloyd IToium, president; Harlow Otis, vice-president; Fred Sherman, secretary-treasurer; and Mary Mcngelkoch, banker. With the object of creating better spiritual understanding and dc-CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP vclopment, Christian fellowship gives its members inspiration. Bertha Thorpe is the faculty adviser of this club. 67 The Spanish Club under the guidance of Harriet Apcl and Caroline Horsch revived again alter a number of inactive years. They have had a very busy season a candy sale and a white elephant auction. The officers for the semester were Bettyjean Stiles, president; Fred McCormick, vice-president; and Alma Ceballos. secretary-treasurer. SPANISH CLUB KADIMAH Kadimah is an organization of Jewish girls at North. Under the direction of Lillian Johnson, the club is very active in school service. This year Red Cross work was stressed above all other activities. Officers for the term were Frayda Butwin, president; Diane Friedman, vice-president; Naomi A1 pert, secretary; Natalie Warschowcr, treasurer; and Sonia Charncy, corresponding secretary. MENORAH North's organization for Jewish boys has a threefold purpose: to give service, to build character, and to create good social feeling. The club sells refreshments at the football games every year, and donates the proceeds of the sales to the school. 'Hie faculty adviser is Marvin Skaurud. Fred Gordon was president. BLUE TRI Blue Tri, composed of senior girls, is a junior organization of the YWCA. The activities of this club arc along both service and social lines. The program this year was centered on the subject of careers. The girls heard speakers on nursing, modeling, and many other subjects. Maintaining the lost and found is one of the many services conducted for the school. Faculty adviser is Hilda Blcssin. Officers for the year were Marva Snyder, president; Mary Degan, vice-president; Clarice Fern, secretary; Beverly Schocn, treasurer; and June Iverson, ICC representative. 69 A junior organization of the YWCA, Silver Tri has on its program both service and social projects. It is composed of sophomore and junior girls. Officers for the year were: Patricia Livingston, president; )oy Holmquist, vice-president; Donna Whitman and Shirley Andrle, secretaries; Sally Field, treasurer; Ida May Balfour, ICC; and Beverly Cordon, program chairman. Ona Swanson is the faculty adviser. LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES Seeing that the lunchroom is left in good order is the work of the hostesses. The work is voluntary and service points arc awarded to the students for their service. Homer Fetzer is the faculty adviser. 70 HALL GUARDS The hall guards perform an active duty during each school day. They keep the halls orderly and quiet in order that classes will not lie disturbed. Harriet Madigan is in charge of this group. The service aids contribute an invaluable service to North. They act as pages, switchboard operators, attendance clerks, and assistants to the librarian. SERVICE AIDS STAGE CREW The stage crew is invaluable to the school, for it is this group that makes possible the auditorium programs. Their activities include the construction of class play settings, the painting of scenery, and the proper lighting effects. Under the direction of Joseph Brom they learn the fundamentals of stage management. |ohn I vers heads the group. 71 Hl-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend Christian character throughout the school and community. The six Hi-Y clubs at North carry on individual activities as well as joint projects. Each club meets once a week at the home of one of the members, ami once a month they meet together at the North Side Y. North’s clubs arc Acmy, Greyhounds, Hi-Y-ans, Questionmarks, Stags, and Zenith. All-school officers for the term were Lawrence Torch, president; Duane Eklin, vice-president; Carl Inkala. secretary; and Chuck White, treasurer. 72 SETON HI JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Scion Hi, a club sponsored In tin Scion Guild, is a Catholic organization ojxrn to .ill girls from tenth grade to twelfth. Under the leadership of Fdana Connors. tlu art-active in school affairs. Officers for tins year are: I.ois Reilly, president; Audrey Kocker. ice president; Caroline Gerold, secretary; Margaret Matt, treasurer. Saen.i unlecd plays a major part in our modern civilization. I'mler the leadership of Sam Perrin, the Junior Ac.uk un of Science has successfully functioned throughout the past stars. Officers for this year are Dick Davis, president: (den Kenson. vice-president; Judy Friedland, sccrctary- treasmei CHESS CLUB This year members of the Chess Club participated in simultaneous exhibitions and inter-school tournaments. They lost their first match, but the North pawnpushers took the next five tournaments with one draw and four wins. Officers arc Gerald Fink, president; Phillip Meyers, vice-president; Fritz Hermann, secretary; Deni Ucji-ma, treasurer. The North Stars Minnesota, the theater of seasons, provides an excellent playground for sport lovers, both summer and winter. Most popular at North arc football, basketball, skating, skiing, tobogganing, tennis, and baseball. 74 4 (xntcr to right: l . Solkovitz, center: I. Rice, I. guard; II. Brand, I. tackle; B. Kir«:hncr, I. end; R. Starnuck, r. half; J. Martin, futlUack; Dryer, I. half: ]. Knight, quarterback; B. Barnette, r. end: R. Creighton, r. tackle: L. Torcll, r. Guard. FOOTBALL Although North possessed two All-City men, Jack Dryer and Dave Solkvilz, the team's final standing was not as high as it could have been because of injuries to key players. 7’hc quality of the team can be shown by the fact that it was invited to participate in two night games at Nicollet Park. North was oil to an excellent start when they trounced a favored West team in the opening night game. The team remained dark horse most of the season because of the fact that they were mainly a veteran team with much experience. Even though the team enjoyed only moderate success, they proved to be a well coached outfit, thanks to Rube Johnson and the rest of the staff. Led by co-captains Hy Brand and Jack Dryer, pictured at left, the team maintained a keyed up spirit with a great deal of hustle throughout the season. 76 May I have this dance, Jack? lender crashes through for a first down. Chick dances down the sideline. Starmack is oil to the race . First row: J. Rice, L). Solkowitz, I). Peek, Co-Captains II. Brand and |. Dryer, |. Hcglund, K. Reed. Second row: Coach R. Johnson, I). Johnson, I.. Ixihacko, J. Sillman, R. Dahl, C. Bcaily, J. Martin, J. Knight, Equipment Manager K. C. Spaulding. I hir l row: I.. Icldnun, R. Lind, L. Tor cl I. R. Starmack, R. Kirschncr, J. Konn.id, H. Merman. Fourth row: R. Erickson, R. Creighton, R. Barnette, G. Carlson, D. Harris, S. Bloom, S. Sorokun, C. Laftus. HOMECOMING Festivities in 1948 began with the traditional Homecoming auditorium on the date of our second football game. The program featured the coronation of our queen, Joanne Johnson, by Hymic Brand and Jack Dryer, co-captains of the football team. Joanne was elected by popular vote of the student body because of her unusual charm and friendliness to all. Attending the queen were Laura Patrick, Betty Lou Talso, Dorothy Cassidy, and Beverly Schoen. The queen and her attendants reigned over the North-Hdison night game at Nicollet Ball Park where the North High hand gave a spectacular exhibition between the halves. Following the game they presided over the traditional dance sponsored by the Alumni Association, in the boys’ gym, for alumni and students. Candidates nominated by the student body and shown in the lower right-hand corner: 1-aura Patrick, Joanne Johnson, Marva Snyder, Dorothy Cassidy, Beverly Schoen, Betty Lou Talso, Joan Johnson, and Virginia Cruikshank. SKIING Faced by Hen Skinner, (Jerry Ranheim, and Pat Callan, the top three boys of the ski squad, the team picked ofT the City Ski Championship. Other laurels gained by the squad were a second in the Moon Valley meet and a fifth in the State Tournament held in Duluth. HOCKEY Fir� t row: R. Dorf, R. Litul, Chapman, J. Mcland, J. Smith, J. Coffey Second row: Coach M. Skatirud, R. Ncl-.cn, 1 . Johmon, I� . Peek, R. Smith, R. Torp, R. Bean, V. Pclto, I. White, C. Inkala, A« ’t Coach I). Johnson. BASKETBALL As returning City champs, North became a pre-schedule favorite. Although they did not live up to this expectation, their showing was good enough to have three players, Carlscn, Dryer, Barnette (pictured with starting five above), named as honorable mention to the All-City team. It was obvious that the team felt the loss of three of last year’s starters. However, the team was a fighting one all the way, never conceding defeat until the last whistle. Being the best drilled team in the city, as arc all of ‘‘Jake Jacobi's teams, its defeats were caused by only a little cold shooting. First row: S. Bloom, R. Barnette, C. Carlscn, J. Martin, J. Dryer, J. Egan. Second row: Coach j. |ac 4n, I . Hammer. L. Ilotkka, J. Medium), K. Creighton, C. Itucy, Au't Ouch S. Perrin. Third row: |. Knight, R. Vaughn, J. Reuben, M. Levine, Manager D. Hcrvtein. OUR BASKETBALL 82 STARS IN ACTION 83 Track North High's track and field men really made n name lor themselves last spring. They won a great many titles, some of the most important of which were the City, the State, and the Aberdeen Relays. Dick Ersbo was the man who threw the weights around, taking two firsts at Aberdeen. Our star milcr. Bill Torp, set his share of records. Jack Dryer and Wes Shipstcad were also stars for one of coach “Lou Burnett's great teams. Apparatus Starling up where they left off last year, Lou Burnett’s gymnasts swept to victory in both the B ami I) classes to successfully defend their championships in the City and State Tournaments. However, the team did lose one of its crowns when they won the I) class but los-the B class by half a point and the Northwest Tournament by that amount. Outstanding throughout the season were Boh Delvin, who was all-around champion in the D class in all the major meets. Bill Franzich in C class, Kay Crandall, Sonny Torcll and Dick Trombley, all of B class. Sonny doesn't need a stand-in for In hand stand Crandall docs In famous Knj:-lidunan hand stand. First row: R. Nelson, R. Peterson, R. Berg, R. Delvin, K. Piilola, B. Kronick Second row: W. Franzich, D. hcklin, P. Campbell, 1-. Tordl, R. Crandall, C. Stcinkc. R. Trombley, I). Schwartz, R. Bird, |. Casey. Third row: 1 . Blackwell, R. Colcbank, S. Sorokurv, R. Fry, Coach I.. Burnett, I). Beal, C. Cloutier, R. Kirschner, J. Shcaver, |. White. Fourth row: R. Van Auken, t . Lindgren, J. Ludtkc. S. Besder, S. Adams, L Bialick, F. Katzovitz, R. Nickum, A. Saari, NV. Oremtrin. Swimming The North High tankmen kept their City Championship under the able coaching of J. Clive Cleary. Some of the outstanding splashers were G. Kerncr, who was first in the city; R. Danielson, another backstroke artist; 11 Shore, who holds the season’s 40 yard dash record; D. F.cklin, and j. Procll. First row: R. Hop-ner, C. Stcinkc. Coach J. Clive Clc r ', I . Fkltn, R. Field. Second row: H.Shore. V. Warner, T. Riel. I. Ring, J. I'rocll-Third row: S. Tar now kif B. Kelly, S Adam� , G. Kerncr. “B Squad Basketball The MB squad boys, coached by John Conover, had another successful year. They played a round robin schedule of eight games. Some good prospects for the “A squad bucket team appear to be W. Johnson. B. Mead, C. Hivola, W. Hoppe, anti Iverson. Wrestling The North High grapplcrs in their first year in league competition took second place in the region. The boys were assisted by faculty adviser Elmer Edlund and a student coach from the U. of M., Ken Bergstad. Led by Captain J. Ohman. who placed second in the region and third in the state, and I). Halvorson, who placed first in the region and fourth in the state, the team had a very successful season. Other outstanding boys were W. Smith and R. Brassucr. Cross Country Led by J. Shcavcr, the endurance men placed third in the City Meet and fourth in the State. “Lou Burnette's runners were consistently good all season. Besides Shcavcr, other outstanding runners were R. Nelson, R. Vaughn. R. Berg, R. Barnette, and W. Warner. 87 Tennis The North racketeers, under the expert coaching of Marvin Skurud, are looking forward to another exciting season. Some standouts for the tennis boys were Allan Cold-stein, this year’s captain of the team, Edward Kantar. Sam Shargowitz. and Billy Rose. Last spring the team placed third in the city. Golf Although last year’s golf team didn’t do so well, it evidently gave the hoys the experience they needed. Coach GifTy O'Dell’s hoys show signs of being one of the good teams this spring. Some of the many good prospects arc Jack Clapp, Clem Carlson, Dick Nyquist, and Micky Levin. Boxing North is one of two schools to have intramural boxing. North's pugilists are under the able coaching of Wilber K. Palm. The boxing tournament is looked forward to by the whole school. A few of the expert boxers this year arc Howie Biorn, Eddy Mandcrville. Joe Wo-linski. Wenzel Miller, and Kenny Egan. The boys really put themselves into the light and the crowds like it. 88 Baseball The Polar bat boys had a .500 per cent season last spring. This record put the boys in third place. Many stellar performances were turned in by the North High sluggers. A few of the starring boys were Jerry Ricchl, last year's captain. Bill Hoyt, who turned in many a tight pitched game, Hersh Epstein, and Jerry Kobin. This year there arc five lettermen returning and a good crop of sophomores. Top row: Assistant, K. Reed, |. Rohm. R. Cooperrnan, A. Stein, R. Nelson. . . . Second row: I). Harris, S. Silvers, |. Rcichcl, B. Hoyt. M. Tolcs, R. Lind, B. Harnett. . . . Front row: S. Beck, H. F.pstein, |. Egan, P. Cassidy, D. Heck, C. White, L. Hoikka, M. Gagnon, Coach J. Treglawny. 89 lumping luck Take that! Jerry comes through Hole in one? Supernun Coming through Sports staff: John lac nedy, Louis Burnett Snowmen Sicinkc goes off with i, M. Thomas Ken- gainer Aqua Belle Nyahhh! Fore The Finish 90 It’s nunc'' yell Pat Larvm a� Vivian Knott charge in, anti Dorothy Schlcc ami Laraync S wed back look on. fuannie Roxnkcr guc (or a touchdown. Girls' Sports Cheerleaders Always ready with a yell arc the peppy North High cheerleaders. Their enthusiasm and vitality were an inspiration to the fans at all of North's athletic events. This ardent interest on the part of spectators was undoubtedly due to the fact that they have a part in their selection. This year for the first time the student body selected its own cheerleaders. Ixrft to right: Donna Ostrow, Carol Volkcrt. Marilyn Milbert, Hob Dclvin, Gwen Kittock, Barbara Hanson. Bev Berg, Donna Nicholas. Perhaps most girls don't intend to be professional ball players, but they should know the rules well enough to enjoy watching or playing games themselves. Cooperation, leadership, friendliness and fair play arc rounded out from participating in sports. Under the excellent supervision of Esther Bank and Betty Swanson, the girls play such games as football, basketball and baseball. G.A.A. has again become quite active. This is how it’s done as shown by Esther Bank and Betty Swanson. The I). I). B. Jacket Packet Cod’ ciit’t t« Women Beauty and the Beast Glamour v� . The Morning After The I.ittlc Brown Jugs in Blue Jeans I lappy Birtlulay, Bob Hot Stull Peek a-boo Ba Out, Damned Spot! Fido Takes a Bath What's Up? The Shimmering Glimmering Clicerlcadcr Call is Calculatin' Oooh! Was Santa Gotxl to You! Something for the Boys 92 Tug o’ War They were cute—then After the game w� over That memorable weekend The Beachcomber Some whistlebait The body Ixrautiful An innocent jifair Ah! Thi i� the life! Bring ’em back alive, Schechtcr Bewitching bench warmer Mama's little helper So well remembered Tile Ivy dining on A-B Senior Day Who’ Who in the D.OaC.’ir We shoulda stayed in l� c« 93 Happy Exter Bumper Crop I on't fence me in The Pyramid Club Line 'em up in 6 Sitting Pretty Congratulations, Barbara Serve me that dish 1-2 3 La Conga NVhat the cun does Cruising down the River Powder your face with sunshine Something for the girls for peaches They're going steady now 94 THE 1949 ANNUAL STAFF wishes to express its gratitude to DAVID BANK STUDIOS Leo Bank, Photographer BUREAU OF ENGRAVING Art Segal, Yearbook Division AUGSBURG PUBLISHING HOUSE Walter Schmidt, School Annual Production I i i W?lW mm tgit yrV T iW i?m '?SV av:,? « S smam : M s V .'iS� 'S gas - mV sV,Vv.' ■• '■' -....................... .i V IVo ' m� w. '.iy.fi V •Mil :mm •'-•ifti'iixJsi s£f«