North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

THE 1950 POLARIS In our manufactory, North High, the 1950 graduating class leaves its fondest memories. Entering as young adolescents three years ago. we arc now prepared to leave as young adults. STAFF ACTIVITIES EDITOR ADMINISTRATION EDITOR ART AND LAYOUT EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER CLASS EDITOR COPY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER SENIOR EDITOR SPORTS EDITORS ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mary Lee Jacobsen RInula Finkelstein Leah Mirviss Mildred Rotondo Fred McCormick Virginia Krafi Harriet Cohen Fred Sherman Reva Lear Edythc Fishbein Phillip Robins Geraldine Fox Delores Gitelman Bonnie Kaufman Audrey Kocher Diane Moser Harriet Silver Carol Stromberg • • • t I • • • || • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ! • • • • ••••••• • • • • NORTH HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA MHC '3'T-1.n o_ Jr'mu'h i ( FOREWORD syurfQ—' During the past half century, great progress has been made in the held of education as well as in industry. As you journey through this yearbook with us, imagine our school as a factory, where a sophomore enters as raw material, and after three years leaves as a finished product, ready to enter the adult world. Table of Contents FOREMEN ADMINISTRATION SECTION Page 5 FINISHED PRODUCTS SENIOR SECTION Page 17 RAW MATERIALS CLASS SECTION Page 45 BY-PRODUCTS ACTIVITIES SECTION Page 55 POWER SPORTS SECTION Page 71 9' 6D ' 3. Co 2 3 OUR MANUFACTORY An efficient, well-trained management is necessary to a successful manufactory. It is only through their painstaking efforts to train and oversee that young minds and bodies develop into strong men and women, physically and mentally capable of facing the future FOREMEN In one of his essays, Emerson asks this question: “What is the hardest thing in the world?” He answers: To think. During your school life, it is this the teachers have tried to help you learn to do. They have served you personally to the best of their abilities, and you have profited to a greater or lesser extent. Because of these beginnings, now, as you are about to leave this school, we hope that you will be able to make marked advances in this direction. After all, education is a continuous process. It is mostly through self application and industry that we arc likely to make the most progress. As you explore your way, may life’s journey I - at least as pleasant to you as it has been up to now. $ 2ft■ Principal To the class of 1950: Congratulations to the graduating class of 1950. Through the years which you have spent in school, you have acquired a certain amount of knowledge, and certain skills and attitudes. Education does not terminate upon graduation from high school. It is a continuing process. You will continue to learn from contacts with other people, from the work you will do, and from the literature which you will read. The skills you have acquired will assist you in your work, in meeting new people, and in meeting new situations. The attitudes and habits you have developed will determine your place in relation to your work, your community, and your associates. You arc entering the last half of a century. What will it Ik like to live in the year 2000? Our fast moving atomic age has dwarfed distances to the extent that we must live and work together regardless of race, color, or creed. In order to live in a world of peace, we must break down the prejudices that exist in the world today. In all history no great challenge has confronted the youth of our country. Assistant Principal Student Council This year the Student Council has made great advances in student government over previous years. Under the guidance of Miss Madigan, advisor, and Warren Johnson, president, the Student Council has successfully undertaken Student Government Day and student run study halls. 7 Mr. Herbert L. Bruner has proved to be outstanding in the field of education because of his ability as a school administrator. Through new and constructive policies he has sought to raise educational standards throughout the city. For many years, girls have looked to Miss Viola Marti for help in personal and school problems. We have been fortunate indeed, in having such a gracious anil understanding person as our counselor The school office may l e called the heart of North; the successful administration of the entire school depends on its smooth operation. The efficient helpful stall, responsible for seeing that the school business is well taken care of, is pictured here. 8 Mr. Johnson, a new arrival at North litis year, took only a short time to become adjusted to North. There arc many boys who gratefully acknowledge Mr. Johnson's helpfulness and kindness in solving their problems 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 supervises our health program No matter where you go or how many people you meet, you will never find any person more willing to help the people around her than our own Mrs. Martin. Her help is welcomed and appreciated by students and parents. 9 Lunchroom Staff Unheralded workers in our manufactory arc the people who take care of the preparation of food and the management of our lunchroom. Over-all manager is -Mrs. Claussen, and behind the scenes workers are Miss Alice Johnson, cook; Mrs. Esther Carlson, pastry cook; Mrs. Ethel Hurtig, teachers’ lunchroom; Mrs. Alma I.eliding, kitchen assistant on the boys' side; Mrs. Julia Haynes, kitchen assistant on the girls’ side, and Mrs. Anna Lcwcock. part-time kitchen assistant. Maintenance Crew Mr. DeMarsh and Mrs. Malm head our maintenance department. It is through their work that we arc able to maintain the good record of appearance for which we arc noted. Library Staff Helen Ulvciud, Mrs. Eva Wilson Ddoris Manning: Maureen Li bon: Delores Wiesman 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. In addition to research material, there is also available a large selection of current fiction and periodicals Hilda Blesscn Ethel Crittenden Alice Davidson Frank Johnson Marion Gould Lillian Johnson Mrs. Della Lindsten Catherine Mandler Mrs. Beulah Pierce Velma Seder Mazie Shannon Mis. Gertrude Shephard Laura Sheintan Bertha Thorpe Mrs. Joyce Newman English Self expression through oral speech and writing, a real appreciation of line literature, and knowledge of the fundamentals of grammar are the objectives toward which the English Department strives. 11 Louis Burnett Tom Kennedy Astrid Johancon Mrs. Esther Bank Mrs. Phoebe James Emma Siehl Helen Eayrs Home Economics Cooking and sewing arc two courses offered North students to help them now and in future years. Though these courses arc attended mainly by girls, North’s boys also arc privileged to enjoy the training given by the foods classes. Athletics North's well-rounded sports program includes apparatus, baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and swimming. These classes arc enjoyed by most students and offer a pleasant diversion from school studies. Industrial Work Homer Fetz-er John Jacobi Walter Kbusier Auto shop, architectural drawing. machine shop, metals, and cabinet making are the classes which make up the industrial department of North. In these classes many boys prepare for future vocations. John Moore Richard Smith Courses in social and political problems arc covered in social studies classes of North. Through this course we hope to make our students responsible and happy citizens of our democracy and our world. Languages Foreign languages play a necessary role as travel increases in our modern world. North offers courses in German, Latin, Norse and Spanish. These courses teach not only basic grammar, but also fine literature. 13 Harriet A pel Pauline Farsclh Caroline Hunch Sciences With the scientific advance of the modern world, litis 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 our complex universe. Alfred Cliristopheison Samuel Perrin Matilda Krefting Uoyd Rutgerson Wilbut Palm Charles Smart Mathematics In this age of atomic bombs and chemical warfare, the science of mathematics has risen to an all time high in importance. Never before has it been so necessary for high school students to be able to balance equations anti figure dimensions as it is today. Courses in algebra, advanced algebra, geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry arc offered at North. Joseph Brom Elmer Edlund Mrs. Ruth Livingston Harriet Madigan Kenneth C. Spaulding Commerical Work Graduates of the commercial course ofTcrcd at North are equipped to enter the business world with confidence. Day to day experience with modern office equipment and routine adds interest and appeal to the various phases of business education. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, office training, secretarial practice, business English, and occupational relations arc taught in the Commercial Department. J. Clive Clcjry Mrs. Clarice Etcliicd Music Mildred Read Mrs. Estelle Knudsen Art and Crafts Mrs. Knudsen and Miss Read supervise our excellent classes in art, exploring art, and crafts. Resides having the students do their regular class work, they encourage and direct the students in making other projects for their school and home activities. Many students spend a pleasant hour two in North's band, orchestra and eh classes. All groups have participated in ms school activities during the year. 15 The pride and joy of any manufactory is the finished product. Results of three years of patient and deliberate effort to develop the raw material by both workers and foremen at last becomes apparent, and the finished products, the senior graduates, arc at last ready to leave our manufactory and add to the progress of the world. FINISHED PRODUCTS Filmorc Rodich, Star )ournal Award; lean A. Anderson, English Award; Lawrence Kuller, Science Award; Paul Wolf, Science Award; Henry Grove, Norse Award; Shirley Kasdan, Commercial Award; I-ee Bcarmon, Sons of the American Revolution Citizenship Medal. Leah Mirvivs, Polaris Annual Award; Loren Hnikka, Mercury Award; Sharon Hanlon, Northern Lights; William Anderson, llohbs Award; Ida Mac Balfour, Hobbs Award; Beverly Blaisdctl, Hobbs Award; Marly Dahl, Hobbs Award; Fred McCormick. North American Bank Award (not pictured). Janet Kinnuncn, Hobbs Award; Rollic Larson, Hobbs Award; (Jerald Mobcrg, Hobbs Award; Miwako Nishimura, Hobbs Award; Carol Nolting, Hobbs Award; Ruth Pai.iri, Hobbs Award; Patricia Schmigc, Hobbs Award. Service Pins One Star—Sandra Abrahamson, Audrey Bloom, Rhoda Berman, Joyce Ksscn, Sully Field, (Jloria Kirschncr, Dorothy Kroon, Florakcllc Link, Sharon Margolis, Leah Mirviss, Diane Moser, Judith Sasitt, lam Swaiman. Su� an Tup; er, BayLce Zclickson. Two Stars Marlene Broudc, Rhod.i Finkelstcin. Edythc Fish-Isein, Bonnie Kaulman, Paul Wolf. Three Stars Richard Brcdcscn, Maine Cohen, Harriet Cohen, Geraldine Fox, Delores Gitelman, Audrey Kocher, Rcva Iarar. Harlow Otis, Aricine Rcifcl, Gerald Scavcy, Fred Sherman. Diane Weinberg. Honor Roll Shirley Andrle, Lee Bcarmon. Charlene Blumbcrg, Charles Bolmgren. Kdna Box, Richard Brcdcscn. LaVernc Carlson, Harriet Cohen, Richard Davis, Robert Dclvin, Ruth Fowler, Geraldine Fox, Raleigh Goldberg. Alan Goldstein, Thomas (Junior, Dolores ILiglin, Joy Holmquist, Irene Huotari, Mary lohnson, F.vclyn |oncs, Eddie Kantar, Shirley Kasdan, Bonnie Kaufman, (Charles I jllcaux. FloralKlIc Link, Patricia Livingston, Stanley Maiscl, Icanctte Mattvm. Fred McCormick, Darlene Peters, Jane Pctcrvm, Jean Peterson, Arleine Reifcl, Lois Reilly, Filmorc Rodich. Joan Roscnker. Judith Savitt, Pcarlc Scdcrbcrg, Theodore Stone, Max Strcitman, Marilyn Swanson. Carol Vol kert, Diane Weinberg, Paul Wolf, BayLce Zclickson. 18 Joyce Morrissey, Row Rees Award: Richard Davis, American (.cgion Award; I Mores Haglin, American Legion Auxiliary Award: Stanley Maud, Polaris Honor Award. Robert Delvin, Hobbs Award; (iloria Erickson. Hobbs Award; Bescrly Geisthardt, Hobbs Award; Marjorie Hanson, Hobbs Award. Carol Strom berg, Hobbs Award; Barbara Stromsted, Hobbs Award; Carol Volkcrt, Hobbs Award; Fanil Wessale, Hobbs Award. Not pictured: Tom Downing, Hobbs Award; Ruth Fowler, DAR Award. National Honor Society Samira Abrahamson, Ji an Allmon, Jean Anderson, Shirley Andrle, Jennifer Beal, Lee Bearmon, Glendon Benson. Dale Blackwell, Beverly Blaisdcll, Allen Biocher, Charlene Blumberg, Charles Bolmgrcn. Gloria Brantner, Richard Brctlesen, Gerald Bronstein. Isa Ia� u Budcnski, Janice Burk, Marilyn Chemrinow, Harriet Cohen, Richartl Davis Ksthcr Dorn, (iloria Erickson, Rhoda Finkelstein, Etlith Fishbein, Ruth Fowler, (ieraltlinc F'ox, Yvonne (iarrelt, (Caroline Geroltl, Raleigh Goldberg. Alan Goldstein, Dolores Haglin. Sharon Hanlon, Steve Hesla, Audrey Jacobson, Mary Lee Jacobson, Evelyn Jones, Shirley Kasdan, Bonnie Kaufman, Robert Kirschner, Margaret Knoll, Dorothy Kroon, Lawrence Kullcr, Charles Lalkaux, Florabellr Link, Patricia Living st«� n, Stanley Maiscl, Marian Mark. Jeanette Mattson, I-cab Mir vise, Marion Monseth. Dune Mover, Fred McCormick, Miwako Nishimura, Ruth Perrin. Jane Peterson, Jean Petenon, Aricine Reifd, Lois Redly, Anna Robinson. Fit more Rodich, Marilyn Romanchuk, Emanuel Rosen-kcr, Joan Rosenker, Pcarlc Sederberg, Lorraine Segal, (iloria Shopek. Harriet Silver, Stanley Sorokurs, Ruth Sower, Constance Stan, Max Streitman, Marilyn Swansttn, Susan Tupper, Cairo! Volkcrt, Diane Weinberg, Donna Whitman, Paul Wolf, Carrol Wolfram. Dorothy Zat� , BayLec Zelickion, Carol Forare. Charles Bolmgren Valedictorian First National Bank Award Fred McOirmick Valedictorian North American Bank Award North High Alumni Award Bayl.ee Zelickson Salutatorian First National Bank Award 19 Sylvia Aaron, “Syl . . . Hobbies: swimming, records. Sandra Abrahamson, Sandy . . . Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page. Renee Abramson . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor. Richard Adair, Dick . . . Hi-Y; Basketball; Football: Golf; Wrestling. Dolores Adams, Dolly . . . Study Hall Monitor; Hobby: dancing. Rosemary K. Albrecht, “Rosy . . . Scton Hi; Hobbies: piano, ice skating. Richard Alexson, Dick . . . Hobby: sports. Simon Alexson, Si. JoAnnc Allmon, Jo” . . . Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Y-Terns: 1. C. C. Reprcvcnta-. live; G. A. A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Senior Social Committee; Usher. Shirley Andrle, Shirl . . . Silver Tri Secretary; Y-Tcens; Homecoming Program Committee; National Honor Society; Study Hall Monitor; Orchestra; Annual Representative; Red Cross; Scholastic Representative. Arthur Anderson, Art . . . Chess Club; Boxing: Equipment Manager; Swimming. Barbara Andersen, Barb . . . Scton Hi; Silver Tri; Y-Tcens. Harold Anderson, Harry . . . Golf. Jean A. Anderson, Jcanic'' . . . Banking Monitor: Homecoming Gunmittcc; National Honor Society Secretary; Office Page; Polaris Weekly Start. Jeanne Anderson. Jerome Anderson, Red . . . Boxing. Robert Anderson, Andy” . . . William A. L. Anderson, Jr., Bill” . . . Band; Orchestra; Red Cross; Student Giuncil. William Anderson, Wilbur . . . Hi-Y Vice-President; Basketball; Cross-Country; Track. Joyce Armc. Louise Arnold, Lou .. . Scton Hi; Hall Juard; Student Council. Janet Aron. Elinor Aumock . . . Silver Tri. Nancy Atlas . . . Kadimah: Scton Hi. Norma Askanass . . . Band. Wolfgang Bachr . . . Chess Club; Lunchroom Host. Virginia Baker, Ginger.” Ida Mac Balfour . . . Silver Tri I. C. C. Representative; Y-Tccns; Scholastic Representative; Senior Baccalaureate Committee. 20 Jerry Banwcll . . . Red Crow; Football. Harry Barnette, Smokey . . . Cross-Country: Track. Jennifer Beal, “Jen . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri; Viking Club, Secretary; G.A.A.: National Honor Society. Vice-President; Study I lull Monitor: Polaris Weekly Staff; Swimming. Lee Bearmon, ‘‘Leeward” . . . Mcnorah; National Forensic League, Treasurer; Debate; Polaris Weekly Staff; Scholastic Representative; Student Council; Football; Class Memorial Committee. John Beasley, Bear.'' . . . Basketball; Boxing; Football; Track. Martin Bell, 'G. T. Suedy” . . . Polaris Weekly Staff; Red Cross; Senior Prom Committee: Wrestling. Barbara Bennyhoff, ‘‘Benny . . . Choir. Richard Benson, Dick.” Glcndon Benson, Glen” . . . Banking Monitor; Christian Fellowship; Hi-Y, Secretary; Junior Academy of Science, President, Secretary, Treasurer; Office Page; Orchestra; Annual Homeroom Rqircsenta live; Roil Cross; Senior Baiupict Committee. Joan Bentley, Judy . . . Band: Orchestra. Richard Berg, Dick . . . Apparatus; Basketball: Boxing; Cross-Country; Football; Track. Rhoda Berman . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page; Polaris Annual Staff. Sheldon Besner, Tex” . . . Choir; Boxing; Wrestling. Charles Bevacco, Chuck . . . Annual Homeroom Representative; A-Senior Budget Committee; Senior Social Committee; Boxing. Louis Bialick, Tombstone . . . Mcnorah: Apparatus: -Baseball. Robert Bird, Bob . . . Projection; Apparatus. Dale Blackwell, Blackie . . . Chess Club: Hi-Y; Junior Academy of Science; Spanish Club; Annual Homeroom Representative; Apparatus; Student Council; Senior Class Memorial Committee. Beverly Blaisdell, Bev . . . Banking Monitor; Seton Hi; Silver Tri; G.A.A.: Hall Guard: Senior Cap ami Gown Committee. Allen Blochrr. Al . . . Christian Fellowship; Projection: Annual Homeroom Representative; Audrey Bloom . . . Choir; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Greenhouse. Sheldon Bloom, Shcl . . . Basketball Captain; Football. Charlene Blumberg, Char . . . Band: Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess. Alvin Bodin, “Peach”... Hockey. Lou Bofferding, Tiny . . . Choir; Y-Teens. Richard Bogenu, “Dick. Charles Bolm-gren, “Chuck . . . Choir, Business Manager; Hi-Y; Geraldine Bork, “Gerry . . . Seton Hi; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Annual Homeroom Representative. Tom Bowman, Pal. 21 Edna Box, Boxic . . . Silver Tri; Viking Club; G.A.A.; Study I l.tll Monitor; Senior Prom Committee: Usher. Mary Jane Brandt, Brat” . . . Silver Tri: Viking Club; G.A.A.; Study Mali Monitor; Red Cross; Twirling. Gloria Brantner, “Glory” . . . Silver Tri: Red Cross. Richard M. Brcdc-sen, “Dick . . . Hi-Y; Projection, Vice-President; Spanish Club; Red Cross: Senior Class Commencement Committee, Chairman; Student Council. Shirley Brekke, Shirl . . . Band: Seton Hi. Elotsc Brciwick. File ’ . . . Seton Hi; V-Tcens. Gerald Bronstien, Chick . . . Banking Monitor; National Forensic League; Debate; Class Play. Marlene P. Broude . . . Junior Academy of Science; Kadinuh, Chaplain: Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Tray Monitor. Ronald Bruch, Ronnie- . . . Band: Hi-Y, Chaplain; National Forensic League: Debate: Orchestra: Polaris Weekly Start; Baseball; Boxing; Football; Swimming. Iva Lou Budenski . . . Office Page. June Budenski . . . Janice Burk, Jan . . . Kadimah; Oflicc Page; Switchboard Operator. Louis Crhallos. Patricia Callinan, Pat . . . Seton Hi. Patrick Callan, Pat . . . Apparatus, Skiing. Donald Cameron, “I on . . . Hi-Y; Cross-Country: Track. Marjorie Canis, Margie . . . Silver Tri; Y-Tccns; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Annual Homeroom Representative; Senior Social Committee; Student Council: Twirling: Usher. Adelc Carlson, “Dell” . . . Hobby: Piano. Geraldine E. Carlson, Gerry” . . . Choir. LaVerne Carlson . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Annual Homeroom Representative; Student Council. Kaye Carlson . . . G.A.A.; Hall Guard. Marion Carlson . . . Silver Tri: Y-Teens; G.A.A.: Homecoming Attendant: Annual Homeroom Representative; Student Council. Marilyn J. Carlson . . . Viking Club. Roger Carlson, Carly . . . Hi-Y; Foot-hall: Student Council. James Casey, Case” . . . Hi-Y, All School Treasurer: Apparatus: Football. David Catcher, Dave ' . . . Hobby: Photography. Harold R. Chapman. Harry” . . . Apparatus: Football. James Chapman. Chap . . . Projection; Apparatus; Golf; Hockey. 22 Merle H. Chantey . . . Junior Academy of Science; Mcnorah, Treasurer; Cross-Country; Tennis. Marilyn Chemrinow, Mary . . . Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Homeroom Representative. Erwin Clicsscn, “Bones . . . Choir; Mcnorah. Margery Chreiman, “Margie . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Hall Cuard; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Scholastic Representative. Donna Christenson . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teern; G.A.A.; Cheerleader. Georgia Christenson, Gcorgic . . . Orchestra. Marilyn Christopherson, “Chris . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Hall Guard; Student Council. Elaine Cohen . . . Junior Academy of Science; Kadimah; l cbaic; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross; Tray Monitor. Harriet Cohen . . . Kadimah, Secretary; National Forensic League; Debate; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Polaris Annual Staff; Polaris Weekly Staff. Irene Cole, Rusty . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri: G.A.A.; Red Cross; Library Page. June Cole. Margaret Colver, Muggs” . . . Banking Monitor: Choir; Red Cross; Student Council. Donald Conlin, “Irish . . . Hi-Y; Football; Track. Daniel J. Curtiss. Jim . . . Apparatus; Boxing. Gloria Dahl. Marlyx Daid, Marty . . . Banking Monitor: Spanish Club: G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Weekly Staff. Richard Dahl, Dick . . . Viking Club; Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross Representative; Scholastic Representative: Student Council. Ronald Daley, Daley . . . Reel Cross Representative. Bessie Davis, Betts . . . Choir; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Red C'r � s Representative. Richard L. Davis, Dick . . . Junior Academy of Science, President anil Vice-President; Debate; Homecoming Committee; National Honor Society; Senior Class Play Committee, Chairman. Roland Dean, “Rol . . . Choir: Hi-Y; Viking Club. Robert Dcchainc. Robert Dclvin, Bob . . . Hi-Y; Polaris Annual Representative; A-Senior Social Committee; Apparatus; Swimming; Cheerleader. Michael DeMann, Mike . . . Boxing; Band. Betty Dicdcrichs. Ann Dingman, Andi . . . Seton Hi; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Twirling. Dennis Doerr. Esther Dorn . . . G.A.A.; Annual Homeroom Representative. 23 Tom Downing . . . Hi-Y, Treasurer; Apparatus; Basketball; Boxing; Cross-Country; Football; Track. Marvin Duwen-hoegger, Marv . . . Woodwork. Joan Dye, Joannic.” Kenneth Egan. “Kenny . . . Boxing. Roger Eidc, “Sideburns . . . Golf. Darlene Elliott . . . Christian Fellowship. James Ellison. Jim . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus; Boxing; Cross Country; Track. Harriet Engal. Honey . . . Banking Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Homeroom Representative. Clarence F.ichman. Allen Erickson, Al. Gloria Erickson, “Glory . . . Choir; Silver Tri; G.A.A.: Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Annual Homeroom Representative; A-Senior Day Committee; Class Play; Twirling; Chccrlcading; Madrigals; Usher; Attendance Taker. Joyce Essen, J . . . G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page. Dorothy Evers, Dot . . . Hall Guards; Student Council; Usher. Leslie Ewald, Lee . . . Choir; Seton Hi; Y-Tccns; Twirling. Leonard Feldman, Lenny” . . . Apparatus; Football; Wrestling. Angclinc Ferrera, Angie . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship; Seton Hi, President; Silver Tri; Y-Tccns; Lunchroom Hostess; A-Senior Day Committee; Class Play; Student Council. Sally Field, Sal” . . . Choir; Silver Tri, Treasurer; Lunchroom Hostess; Student Council; Madrigals. Lee Filerman, Fido . . . Band; Junior Academy of Science, President: Menorah, Vice-President, Treasurer; Orchestra. Jerry Finkelstein, Fink . . . Boxing: Football. Rhoda Finkelstein . . . Banking Monitor; Kaditnah: Silver Tri; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Annual Senior StalT; Scholastic Representative; Senior Commencement Committee; Switchboard Oj� erator. Edythc Fishbein, Kdy . . . Kaditnah: Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor: Office Page; Annual Senior Staff; Polaris Weekly Staff; Usher. Carol Forare, Suzie . . . Christian Fellowship; Seton Hi; Y-Tccns: G.A.A.; Annual Homeroom Representative. Ruth E. Fowler . . . Spanish Club; National Honor Society. Geraldine Fox, Gerre” . . . Banking Monitor; Kaditnah: Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Office Page: Annual Staff; Red Cross; Class Play Committee; Switchboard Operator; Usher. William Frantzich, Bill” . . . A Senior Class Mascot: Hi-Y: Apparatus, Captain; Cross-Country; Track. Yvonne Frederick, Vonnic . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri. Judith L. Friedland, Judy . . . Junior Academy of Science, Secretary, Treasurer: Kadimah; Debate; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Representative. Elaine Friedman . . . Kadimah; Hall Guard: Study Hall Monitor. 24 Shirley Freeman, Boo . . . G.A.A. Harlan Froemming. John Fulcher . . . Hobby: Railroads. Franklin Gaines, “Frank . . . Lunchroom Host. Belly Garbina. Ansel Gardner, Alls . . . Tennis. Yvonne Garrett, Vonnie . . . Scion Hi; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Homeroom Representative; Library Page. Myron GaV-ren, “Gabby . . . Football. Caroline Gerold, Gary . . . Sc ton Hi, Secretary; Homecoming Committee; Student Council; Office Page. Beverly Geist-hardl, Bev . . . Red Cross. Helen Geyen . . . Hobby: statuctlc painting. Rachel Giddings, Radi” . . . Choir. Secretary-Treasurer; Christian Fellowship: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. Delores Gitclman, “Dolly . . . Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page; Polaris Annual Start: Red Cross; Banquet Committee; Usher. Katherine Gleason . . . Scion Hi; Silver Tri. Raleigh Goldberg, Swede . . . National Honor Society, Sergeant-at-Arms; Polaris Weekly Staff, photographer; Cross-Country; Tennis; Student Council; Class Play. Tanya Goldstnan, Tan” . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Class Play. Student Director. Alan Goldstein, Goldie . . . Mcnorah; Spanish Club; Tennis, Captain; Student Council. Roman Gomez, “oin-cz . . . Orchestra. Thomas Gonior, Tom . . . Hobbies: Astronomy: Weather. Beverly Gordon, “Bev . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri, Program Chairman; G.A.A. Janet Goren, Jan . . . Kadimah. Annette Goulirj, Nix� kic . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah; Usher. Eldora Graff. Alan Greenberg, “Al . . . Homeroom Representative; Class Play. Kenneth Greenberg, Patsy. Luclla Gray, I.u . . .' Choir; Red Cross; Student Council. Irving Grossman, Ii .ic . . . Banking Monitor: Class Play. Henry Grove, “Hank . . . V'tkinjJ Club; Polaris Weekly Staff. 25 Alvin Guff .in, Ace . . . Mcnorah; Cap and Gown Committee. William Gruidl. “Willy. Charles Gustafson, Tank . . . Hi-Y: Hockey. George Hablc . . . Hobbies: Coin Collecting; Model Car building. Dolores Haglin, “Dolly . . . G.A.A.; National Honor Society, Treasurer; Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Weekly Staff, First Page Editor; Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman; Student Council; Quill and Scroll. Larry Hainrick, Ben . . . Cross-Country; Tennis. Donna Halloran, “Dusty . . . Choir; Seton Hi, Vice-President; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor: Red Cross; Commencement Committee; Student Council; Twirling. Sharon Hanlon . . . Banking Monitor; Polaris Wccklv Staff. Marjorie Hanson, “Mnrjcc . . . Seton Hi: Office Page. Roger Hansen, Rog . . . Band. Phyllis Hanson. Dennis Harlan. Joyce Harmon. Dale Harris, Bud . . . Choir, Vice-President; Spanish Club; Hall Guard: A Senior Day Committee. Chairman; Baseball; Football; Student Council, Vice-President. Donald Harris, “Don. Julianne Haulage. Julie” . . . Y-Tccns; G.A.A.: Library Page. Darlene Masse, Dari . . . Christian Fellowship; Red Cross. Mervin Hauge, Men'. Phillip Hauser. “Phil . . . Christian Fellowship. Elizabeth Hawkins, “Betty . . . Seton Hi. Dorothy Hayes, “Dodic. Raoul Heifetz, Ray . . . Chess Club. Jack Held, “Jack-son . . . Band: Orchestra; Class Play Committee: Football: Wrestling. Helen Hammcrlund, Kitty.” Helen Hclman, Ming-Toy . . . Junior Academy of Science: Kadimah; Hall Guards; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross. Joan Hclsinc, Jo . . . Band; Debate; Study Hall Monitor; Annual Homeroom Representative. Betty Hansey. Harvey Herman. P. H. . . . Football. 26 Donald Hcrstcin, Don . . . Boxing: Equipment Manager. Gerald Hcruth, “Jerry” . . . Basketball; Boxing. Stephen Hesb, “Steve” . . . Senior ('lass Sergeant-at-Arms: lli-Y; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Start; Class Play; Baseball. Genevieve Hilden, “Gen . . . Christian Fellowship. Carol Hodge, “Shorty . . . Hobbies: Swimming; Bowling. Bernice Hoffman, “Bunny . . . Kadimah: Hall Guard; Lunchroom 1 lostcss; Study Hall Monitor. Julane Hogan . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Tcens; Homecoming Attendant; Golf; Study Hall Monitor: Student Council. Loren Hoikka, “Hoiks . . . Baseball; Basketball; Football. Joy Holmquist, Jo . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi: Silver Tri, Vice-President; Y-Teens. Barbara Horwitz, Barb” . . . Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Homeroom Representative: Class Play; Swimming; Twirling. Betty Horton, Betts . . . Silver Tri. Lloyd House . . . Hobbies: Swimming; Woodcraft. Deloris Howard, “Dec-Dee . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Homeroom Representative; Student Council. Irene Huotari. William Itman, Bill . . . Wrestling. William Isaacs, Bill” . . . Hi Y. Michael lychilr. Audrey Jacobson . . . Switchboard Operator; Library Page; Lunchroom Hostess. Mary Lee Jacobson, Lee . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Polaris Annual Staff; Class Play, Props Committee; Student Council; Usher. William Jacques. Don Johnson, Johnny” . . . Junior Academy of Science; Homecoming Committee; Red Cross, Vice-President: Boxing. Donna A. Johnson, Tina . . . Banking Monitor; G.A.A. Donna M. Johnson, Don . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Usher. Eleanor Johnson. Johnnie . . . Seton Hi; G.A.A. Gloria Johnson . . . Seton 111. Marjorie Johnson, Margie . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Tccns, Secretary; G.A.A.: Red Cross; Prom Committee. Richard Johnson. Dick . . . Hobby: Mechanics. Ronald Johnson. Ron . . . Hobbies: Woodcraft: Drawing. 27 Mary H. Johnson . . . Hobbies: Art; Raisin}! Canaries. Evelyn Jones, Evic . . . Band; Class Officer, Secretary; Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; National Honor Society; Student Council: Usher. Mama Jorgenson, “Toby . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Teens, President; Rr«l Cross. Irving Joseph. John Julian, Jack . . . Baseball, Manager. Bernard Juikosvski, Hemic . . . Football; Hockey. Eddie Kantar, Ed ... Mcnorah: Spanish Club. Vice-President; Tennis. Shirley Kasdan . . . Band; Banking Monitor: Kadimah; January Social Committee; Student Council. Elaine Kasslcr . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Twirling; Library Page: Usher. Frank Kat .ovitz, Frankie . . . Apparatus. Bonnie Kaufman, Bon” . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League: Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Debate; National Honor Society; Office Page; Polaris Annual Staff; Homeroom Representative: Scholastic Repre- sentative; Chairman of Commencement Seating Committee; Senior Class Memorial Committee, Chairman. Mildred Kenton, “Millie . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri; Y-Teens, Treasurer; G.A.A.; Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hail Monitor; Office Page. Michael Keran, Mike” . . . Chess Club; Swimming; Track. Janet Kinnunen . . . Band; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Gloria Kirsch-ncr, “Glor . . . Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Scholastic Representative; March S � cial Committee; Student Council. Robert Kirschncr, Killer . . . Apparatus; Football; Track; Student Council. Germaine Kiltock, Ceric . . . Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess. Joy Kleven . . . Choir; Study Hall Monitor; Red Cross. Joe Kluster, Joe . . . Office Page; Apparatus. Joyce Knapp. James Knight, Diamond Jim . . . Hi-Y, Secretary; Baseball: Basketball; Football, Co-captain; Track. Margaret Knoll, Marge . . . Red Cross. Marilyn Know-len, Mickey . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Y-Teens, Secretary; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Weekly Start; Twirling. Audrey Kochcr, Sunshine . . . Blue Tri; Christum Fellowship, President; Seton Hi, Vice-President; Lunchroom Hostess: Silver Tri; Y-Teens: G.A.A.; Hall Guard: Red Cross; Polaris Annual Staff; Homeroom Representative. Molly Kohn . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Red Cross: Baccalaureate Committee; Student Council. Robert Kottke, “Bob . . . Choir; Hi-Y; Polaris Weekly Staff; March Social Committee. Donna Koniar . . . Choir; Blue Tri: Seton Hi; G.A.A. Virginia Kraft. Verta . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens: Polaris Annual Staff. 28 Vera Kreger, “Jeannic . . . Hobby: Fashion Designing. Donald Krietzman, “Sammy . . . Hanking Monitor; Wrestling. Audrey Krier . . . Blue Tri; Silver 'I'ri: Y-Tcen; Homecoming Committee; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross; Student Council. Gloria Krone. “Glo . . . Stiver Tri; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Dorothy Kroon . . . Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship. Secretary; Lunchroom Hostess: Class Play; Golf. Carol Krueger . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page. Marguerite Kugrl. Alice Kuka, Stevie . . . Seton Hi. Ross Kumagai . . . Choir; A-Senior Budget Committee: Baseball. Larry Kullcr, Cooler . . . Band; Junior Academy of Science, Vice-President; Projection. Charles La Beaux, “Chuck . . . Ili-Y, Secretary, AIK School Secretary; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff; A-Senior Day Committee; Boxing; Cross-Country; Track; Wrestling. Evonne I.ainb, Lamby . . . Seton Hi; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross; Service Aid. Mary Langums, Mcrric . . . Choir; A-Senior Budget Committee. Curtiss Larson, “Curt” . . . Polaris Annual 1 lome-room Representative; Student Council. Elaine Larson . . . Blue Tri; Y-Tcens; G.A.A. Floyd Larson . . . Hobbies: Wood Working; Chip Carving. Phillip Larson, Phil , . . Hobby: Woodworking. Rollie Larson . . . Choir; Hi-Y; Lunchroom Host; Red Cross; Cap and Gown Committee: Cross-Country. Theodore Larson, “Ted . . . Choir; Viking Club. Beverly Laurent, “Bev . . . Seton Hi; Y-Tcens. Reva Lear, Rev . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Polaris Annual Staff: Switchboard Operator, Usher. Richard lidding, Dick . . . Band; Banking Monitor; Hi-Y; Viking Club; Office Page; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Student Council. Leonard Leder. “Lenny . . . Band; Banking Monitor; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Student Council; March Social Committee. Lester Levine . . . Mcnorah; Cross-Country; Track. Michael Levin, Mick” . . . Polaris Annual Homcnxwn Representative; Polaris Weekly-Staff: Basketball; Football; Golf. Florabelle Link, Flo . . . Banking Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Scholastic Representatne. Patricia Livingston, Pat . . . Choir: Blue Tri; Silver Tri, President; Y-Teens; National Honor Society; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff: Red Cross; Class Play. Louis Lobejko, “Louie . . . Hi-Y, President; Baccalaureate Committee; Football: Track. 29 diaries Loft us, Chuck . . . Baseball; Football. Stanley Loyia. Ellen Loken . . . Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Rctl Cross; Class Play; Senior Class Memorial Committee. Jim Ludtkc. Harold I.uiulby, Poppsic . . . Baccalaureate Committee; Apparatus; Cross-Country. Joyce Lundgren, Jo . . . Band; Christian Fellowship; Silver Tri; Viking Club; G.A.A.; Homecoming Committee; Student Council. Donald Lun .er, Don . . . Choir. Esther Levang . . . Orchestra. James McAllister, Scotty . . . Park Board Sports. Stanley Maisel. Pierre ... Mcnorah; Polaris Weekly, Editor-in-Chief: Commencement Committee; Swimming; Tennis; Student Council; Election Committee; Class Play. Richard Mclnarik, Ric'hy, Geraldine Margulis, “Gerri ... Kadimah; G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page; Homeroom Representative; Golf. Sharon Margulis . . . Kadimah; Hall Guards; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor. Marian Mark . . . Kadimah; Homecoming Committee; Lunchroom Hostess; Class Play. Patricia Mather, Pat . . . Band: Orchestra. Jeanette Mattson, Einstein . . . Class Treasurer; Seton Hi; G.A.A.: Homecoming Committee; Na- tional Honor Society; Office Page; Polaris Weekly Staff: Scholastic Representative; A-Senior Budget. Chairman; Student Council, Treasurer; Quill and Scroll. Janis McConnell, Jan . . . Banking Monitor; Choir: Seton Hi; Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Rctl Cross; Twirling. John Mattson, Boone. Fred McCormick, Mac . . . Choir; Senior Class President: Ili-Y; Junior Academy of Science; Spanish Club; Homecoming Committee; National Honor Society; Polaris Annual Start: Student Council; Usher. Nellie McGillivray. Frances MacLcnnan, Babe . . . Y-Tccns; G.A.A. Florence Meade, Flossie . . . Christian Fellowship; Office Page. Leo Mercier, “Frenchy . . . Hobbies: Hunting and Camping. Douglas Meier, Doug . . . Golf. Marilou Meyers. Mary” . . . Rctl Cross Representative. Allen Michlin, Al . . . Boxing. Marilyn F. Miller, Mary . . . Y-Tccns; G.A.A., Marilyn J. Miller . . . G.A.A. 30 Leah Mirviss, Taffy . . . Junior Academy of Science; Kadimah: National Honor Society; Polaris Annual Staff; Class Play. Arlene Mitchell. Gerald Moberg, Jerry . . . Hobby; Bowling. Gerold Mondshane, Jerry . . . Football. Marion Monseth . . . Y Teens; Scholastic Representative; January Social Committee; Student Council. Joyce Morrissey, Joy . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Viking Club; Y-Tccns: G.A.A.; Social Committee; Student Aid. Mary Lou Morrison, Iodine . . . G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor. Gwendolyn Morrow, Gwen . . . Choir; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Banquet Committee; Chcrrlcading. Marilyn Morrow. Diane Moser, Di . . . Office Page; Polaris Annual Staff; Student Council; Switchboard Operator. Elroy Mueller, Kilroy . . . Hobby: Making Airplanes. Ardis Murray, Ardic . . . Seton Hi: Y-Tccns. Sylvia Muscovitz, “Syl . . . Lunchroom I loslcss; Study I fall Monitor; Kadimah. Harriett Myers . . . G.A.A.; Study Hall Monitor. Lois Myles. Duane Nelson, Billy” . . . Hi-Y, Secretary: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Mary Nelson, Red . . . Study Hall Monitor; Red Cross; Class Play. Joan Ness . . . Office Page: Switchboard Operator. Patricia Nicholas, Nick . . . Y-Tccns; G.A.A.; Red Cross. Marlene Nicolas. Ronald Niccum, Nick . . . Choir; Hi-Y; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Apparatus. Rosalyn Niebergall. Maynard Nielsen. Miwako Nishimura, Miwa” . . . Student Council; Chccrlcading. Carol Nolting, Mitsy . . . Banking Monitor; Study Hall Monitor. Phyllis Nord, Phyl . . . Seton Hi: Lunchroom Hostess. Ramona Norgren, Mona . . . Blue Tri; Silver Tri: Y-Tccns; G.A.A.; Senior Social Committee. Lois Norman. 31 Carol Nyquist . . . Christian Fellowship; V-Teens: Girls’ Golf. Florence Oberg, “Bonnie ... (I. A. A.: Study Hall Monitor. Dorothy O Bricn, Poopsy . . . Silver Tri; V Teens; G.A.A. Joan O Bricn, “Jo Jo” . . . Choir. Lucille Ollankcto, Lucy” . . . Christian Fellowship; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page. Maine Olsen, Shorty . . . Silver Tri; Viking Club. Lois Olson. Michael Orensten, Mike . . . Spanish Club. Ronald Orinsticn, Woody . . . Apparatus: Crew-Country; Football; Wrestling. Bernetta Orr, Bernie . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A. Ilicnc Osborn, “Ozzic . . . Nobby: Collecting Pictures. Harlow Otis . . . Hi-Y; Projection, President; Wrestling. Phillip Ottney, “Phil” . . . Apparatus. Inez Owens, “Nezzic . . . G.A.A.: Hall Guard. Ruth Pajari . . . Hobby: Collecting Snapshots. Bernard Palmer, Bird Bunny” . . . Hi-Y; Wrestling. Marlene Passenheim . . . Choir; Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Hall Guard; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross; Switchboard Operator; Twirling. Janet Patrick, Jan . . . G.A.A.; Red Cross. Marks Patrek, Mar . . . Seton Hi: G.A.A.: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page. Ann Paulsen, “Paul . . . Christian Fellowship. Don Person. Reva Percansky. Ruth Perrin . . . Christian Fellowship; Study Hall Monitor. Darlene Peters, “Dar” . . . Banking Monitor; Seton Hi. Treasurer. Lenore Peters . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens; G.A.A. Jane Peterson, Pete . . . Banking Monitor; Y-Teens; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Staff; Red Cross. Jean Peterson, Pete” ... Banking Monitor; Y-Teens; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Staff; Red Cross. Donald Pfaffe, Don . . . Polaris Weekly Staff; Banquet Committee; Class Play. 32 Beverly Phillips, Jcannic . . . Banking Monitor; Seton Hi; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Library Page. Dorothy Piilola . . . Ilobby: Collecting Salt ami Pepper Shakers. Sandra Platnick, Samly . . . Kaditnah, Corresponding Secretary; Study Hall Monitor; Office Page. Mary Lou Plowman, Lu Lu . . . Blue Tri: Silver Tri; Y-Teens; G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess: Library Page; Usher. Myron Pagcl . . . Hobby: Hunting. John Pondclis, Johnny . . . Hobby: Collecting Bronze Horses. RoseMary Przymu . . . Band: Seton Hi: Class Play Committee; Student Council. John Randell, Yogi . . . Class Vice-President; Hi-Y; Homecoming Committee; Boxing: Cross-Country; Track; Wrestling; Student Council. Ceroid Ranheim, Jerry . . . Viking Club; Red Cross: Baseball, Manager; Boxing; Skiing. Robert Ranke, Bob . . . I Cobby: Weight Lifting. David Rakov. Richard Raum. Lois Reilly, Irish” . . . Seton I li. President, Treasurer: Office Page; Cap and Gown Committee. Marjorie Rice, “Margie . . . Seton Hi; Y-Teens; G.A.A.: Polaris Weekly Stall. Jerry Richter, Rick . . . Mcnorah; Polaris Weekly Staff: Class Play. Lowrcllc Richter, Ric ... Hobby: Wood-carving. Dana Rickli. Doornosc.” Aricine Rcifel, Winky . . . Kadimah, President, Treasurer: Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page; Polaris Weekly Staff: Scholastic Representative; Prom Committee; Boxing Ticket Cashier. Thomas Riel, Boone . . . Swimming. Sheldon Rivkin. Doris Ryti, Doric . . . Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess. Phillip Robins, Phil . . . Mcnorah; Polaris Annual Senior Staff. Anna Ruth Robinson . . . Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page. Filmore Rudith, Pil” ... Choir; Mcnorah, Secretary-Treasurer; National Honor Society, President; Red Cross, President; Baccalaureate Committee, Chairman: Boxing. Harriet Roggernann . . . Seton Hi; Y-Teens: G.A.A.; Office Page. Marilyn Romanchuk, “Chuk . . . Seton Hi: Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Switchboard Operator. Marilyn Ronning, Mitzi . . . Seton Hi; Silver Tri: Viking Club; G.A.A. Barbara Rose . . . Viking Club. Treasurer; Y-Tccns: G.A.A.; Reel Cross; Commencement Committee: Student Council. 33 Warren Rosen, Zeke . . . Mcnorah; Class Play. Emanuel Rosenker, Sonny . . . Choir; Class Play. Joan Rosenker, Joannie . . . Kadimah, Sergeant-at-Arms; Seton Hi; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Office Page; Senior Budget Committee. Barbara Rosenthal, Bobbie . . . Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor. Lois Rothmannrr, “I oic . . . Hobbies; Dancing; Reading. Mildred Rotondo, “Millie . . . G.A.A.; Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris Annual Staff. Jeanette Rowe . . . Blue Tri; Seton Hi; Y-Tccns; G.A.A.; Senior Baccalaureate Committee. Allen Rubenstcin, Stub . . . Apparatus; Boxing; Wrestling. Robert Rubenstein, Bob . . . Band; Orchestra. Jerry Rubin. James Russeth, Jim . . . Hi-Y. Beverly Sadoff, Bev Kadimah. Carol Sadoff. Care” . . . Hall Guard. Arnold Sampson, “Arnic . . . Hi-Y. Verna Sandblade, Sandy . . . Silver Tri; Viking Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Representative. Doloris Sand-hoff, Dee” . . . Seton Hi. Sam Saposnik. Arthur Saari, Art . . . Red Cross Representative; Apparatus; Student Council. Judith Savitt, Judy . . . Kadimah; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Homeroom Representative. Patricia Schmicge, Pat” . . . Band; Office Page. Stanley Schultz, Stan. Lloyd Schwalbe. David Schwartz, Dave . . Apparatus; Boxing. Jean Schwartz, Jcannic. Sally Schwartz, Small Fry . . . Kadimah; Study Hall Monitor. Esther Shragowitz, Rusty . . . Choir; Kadimah. Reva Shragowitz, Rickey . . . Banking Monitor; Choir; Kadimah. Gerald Scavey, Jerry . . . Projection; Wrestling. 34 Pcarlc Sedcrbcrg, Poof . . . Band; National Forensic League; Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Y-Tccns; Debate; Homecoming Queen; National Honor Society; Orchestra; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Student Council. Vivian See, “Viv . . . Band; Banking Monitor; Silver Tri; Y-Tccns; G.A.A. Lorraine Segall, Rainy . . . Kadimah; Spanish Club; Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Student Council. Marilyn Segal . . . Band. Jerome Simcoc, Jerry . . . Lunchroom Host. Walter Scrota, Walt . . . Choir; Football. Barbara Shaver . . . Christian Fellowship. Fred Sherman, Freddie . . . Banking Monitor; Junior Academy of Science, President; Projection, Secretary-Treasurer: Polaris Annual Staff. Darrel Shostrom, Slim . . . Christian Fellowship, President. Simon Shink, Sy . . . Band: Chess Club; National Forensic League. Gloria Shopek, Mopsy . . . Silver Tri; G.A.A.; Homecoming Attendant: Study Hall Monitor; Senior Day Committee; Class Play; Twirling. Marilyn Shore, Mare” . . . Kadimah: Swinish Club; Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess. Louise Silbert, Peggy . . . Choir; Blue Tri; Y-Tccns; G.A.A.: Twirling. John Sillman, Johnny . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus; Football. Harriet Silver . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League; Spanish Club; Y-Tccns; Debate; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Annual Staff. Burton Silverman, Pussy. Dcloris Silverman, DoDo . . . Blue Tri; Kadimah; Seton Hi: Y-Tccns; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Howard Silverman . . . Mcnorah; National Forensic League, President; Debate; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Wrestling: Student Council. James Simonsen, Jim” . . . Projection; Viking Club. Robert Simpson, Simp . . . Football; Hockey. Stanley Singleton, Sun . . . Cross-Country: Track. Beverly Sizer, Bev . . . Band; Christian Fellowship. Ann Sjolic, Annie . . . Silver Tri; Viking Club; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Annual Home room Representative; Red Cross; Student Council. Ben Skinner . . . Apparatus: Cross-Country; Skiing. James V. Smith, Smitty” . . . Hobby: Bowling. Patricia Smith, Pat . . . Silver Tri: Y-Tccns: Homecoming Attendant; Red Cross; Senior Budget Committee. Yvonne Smith, Vonnic” . . . G.A.A. Dorothy Snaza, Dot . . . Senior Budget Committee. 35 Marcella Snaza, Marcy. Maiilyn Solbcrg . . . Y-Teens President; G.A.A.; Senior Social Committee. Morton Solomon. Mort. Stanley Solomon, “Stan.” Stanley Sorokurs. Stan” . . . Apparatus; Football; Track. Ruth Sower. Joyce Spake, “Si . . . G.A.A. Phyllis Sperling, Phyl . . . Kadimoh: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor: Office Page: Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross Representative. Renee Starkman, “Rave. Ray Starmack. Raymn . . . Hi-Y; Football, Co-Captain; Track: Student Council, President. Robert Stead, “Bob . . . Constance Stein, “Connie . . . Seton Hi: Y-Tcens; Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Representative. LaVonne Steinkc, “Stinkv . . . Choir: Christian Fellowship. Phyllis Sicilian, “Phyl . . . Seton Hi; Viking Club, Vice-President: Y-Teens; G.A.A. Harry Stone . . . Viking Club: Fctoiball: Wrestling. Theodore M. Stone, Ted . . . Mrnorah: Polaris Weekly Staff, First Page Editor; Class Play: Senior Social Committee: Cross-Country; Tennis. Donna Stotts. Max Strcitnian, Sonny . . . Hobby: Drawing. Carol Stromberg . . . Choir; Silver Tri, Service Chairman; G.A.A.: Polariv Annual Senior Staff; Red Cross Representative: Madrigals. Barbara Strormted, Bobbie . . . Silver Tri. Richard Stubblefield, Stub . . . Homecoming Committee; Prom Committee; Apparatus; Student Council: ('.lass Play. Mary Stitzel, “Betty”... Christian Fellowship; Y-Teens; Office Page; ('lass Play. Lee Sudil, Blackie” . . . Annual Homeroom Representative. Lcnorc Sudit, Ixnny“ . . . Kadiinah: Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross Representative. Earl Sulirbier . . . Band; Orchestra. Lois Swaiman, Honri Girl . . . Banking Monitor; Kadiinah, Secretary; Lunchroom I lost css; Office Page: Switchboard Ojxxatar. Marilyn Swanson, Swannic . . . Silver Tri: Y-Tcens; G.A.A.; Annual Homeroom Representative: Senior Social Committee; Girls' Golf Team; Student Council. Thomas Swanson. Tom . . . Skiing. 36 Raymond Taylor, Ray ... 1 lomerootn Representative; Red Cross; Equipment Manager; Student Council. Beverly Thc-rcau, Bev . . . Lunchroom Hostess. Patrick Thomas, “Pat . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus; Cross-Country. Arron Tosear. Harold Trestman . . . Mcnorah. Phyllis Troup, Trouper” . . . Ka limah; Spanish Club: Lunch nxitn Hostess; Reel Cross Representative: Student Council. Susan Tupper, Shavey . . . banking Monitor; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Student Council. Nancy Tyezynski, “Swede . . . Seton Hi. Robert Vaughn, Nobby . . . Hi-Y, President, Secretary; Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Sufi; Red Cross Representative: A-Senior Day Committee; Basketball; Cross-Country, Captain; Track; Student Council. Gerald Veillcux, Speed. Carol Volkert . . . Band; Y-Teens; National Honor Society: Orchestra; Homeroom Representative; Student Council; Chcerlcading. Bonnie Lee Wade, Bonnie.” Richard Wangen. Joy Wasti . . . Band; Banking Monitor: Seton Hi; Silver Tri; Spanish Club; Y-Teens: G.A.A.; Student Hall Monitor; Polaris Weekly Staff; Clavs Play; Swimming. Dennis Weber, Denny . . . Choir; Annual Homeroom Representative: Student Council. Rosemary Weidcs, Row . . . Seton Hi. Diane Weinberg, Di . . . Band; Banking Monitor; Choir; Kadimah, Vice-President. Program Chairman; Hall Guards; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society: Office Page; Polaris Weekly Staff; Scholastic Representative; Class Play. Theodore Weinberg, Ted” ... Apparatus; Baseball. Willard Weisberg, Bill . . . Mcnorah, President; Red Cross. Treasurer; Class Play. Duane WeissenHuh . . . Apparatus: Football; Wrestling. Freda Weiss, “Fritzie . . . Mary Weiss, “Ragedy” , . . Seton I li. Natalie Weiss, Nancy . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah; Lunchroom 1 lostcss; Study I lall Monitor; Red Cross Representative; Scholastic Representative; Senior Social Committee; l shcr. Dennis Weestrand, Denny . . . Hi-Y. Evelyn Welter. Elda Wendt. Marvin Wert, Vic . . . Cross-Country; Swimming. Emil Wcssale. Beans . . . Kind; Hi-Y, Secretary: A-Senior Prom Committee, Chairman: Track; Student Council. 37 Simon Alcxson, “Si. ' Margaret Wickham, Maggie . . . Blue Tri; Y-Teem; Scholastic Rcprcscntatnc. Shale Wilensky, “TK . . . Senior Banquet Committee. Frank Wilmes ... I lobbies: Aviation; Photography. Juan Witherspoon, Jo . . . Study Hall Monitor; Orchestra; Red Cross Representative; Class Play; Lunchroom Cashier. Donna Whitman . . . Blue Tri; Christian Fellowship; Silver Tri; Y-Teens; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff. Paul Wolf . . . Chess Club; Junior Academy of Science: Projection; National Honor Society. Carroll Wolfram, Wolfic . . . Y-Teem. Joe Wolinski . . . Ili-Y; Boxing. Gale Wuollet, “Windy . . . Golf; Ticket Seller. Reino Wuollet. Dorothy Zats . . . Kadi-mah; Office Page. Baylcc Zeliekson . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League, Secretary; Debate, Secretary; Homecoming Committee; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Staff, First Page Editor; Senior Banquet Committee, Chairman; Student Council, Treasurer. Mary Ellen Zellc, Ze!” . . . Blue Tri; Y-Teens. Marie Zyvoloski, Rag Time . . . Choir; Seton Hi. Norton Zouber. Albert Zubin, Al . . . Harriet Zuckman . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess; Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross Representative. Richard Chouinard, Dick. Unphotographed Seniors Myron Alpert Clara Anderdon Donna Mac Blumcr Duane ChiKtrom Donald F.arl Fred Ebert Clarence Kickman Robert Field Richard Fink James Gaffney William Goldman Ann Goltsman Larry Gozamky Jack Greene Roderick Hoppner Rosemary Hunt Gladys Jentxh Joe Konnad Michael Liychik Dan Luce Marilyn Michels Harold Miller Beverly Pederson Richard Peterson Robert Peterson Dick Raurn James Ring Jerry Rubin Marie Schmidt Ruth Sower Jean Swanson Virgil Takenen Elda Wendt Frank Westman 38 ill iflcmoriam Vivian Anderson, dear to the hearts of ail who knew her, was not able to spend her senior year at North. Even though she was a student at Robbinsdalc High at the time of her death, the memory of her remains vivid to her many North High friends. Class Officers Steve Hcsla, sergeant-at-arms; Jeanette Mattson, treasurer; Fred McCormick, president; Evelyn Jones, secretary; John Randall, vice president; Bill Frantzich, mascot. 39 BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Seated: Jeanette Rowe and Ida Mac Balfour Rullic 1-arvon, Lois Reilly, Dolly Haglin, Chairman; Standing: Filmorc Rodich, Chairman; and Harold Lundby Rachel Giddings, Alvin Guffan, Beverly BlaiMlell Not pictured: Molly Kohn, Louie Lubejko A-Senior BUDGET COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE Mary Languim, Jeanette Mattson, ami C-arot Forare. Not pictured: Joan Rosenker Seated: Margie Johnson, Emi! Wessale, Chairman; Dick Stubblefield, and Arlene Rcifcl Standing: Edna Box. Not pictured: Martin Bell CLASS SONG COMMITTEE CLASS PLAY COMMITTEE Juan Witherspoon, Bill Anderson, Judy Fncdland, Richard Davis, Chairman; Joy Wasti, Rose Marie Pryzmus. anti Charles Holmgren, Chairman Geraldine Fox, and Jack Held COMMENCEMENT Rhoda Finkclstcin, Dick Brcdeton, Chairman; Donna Hailoran, Stanley Maisel, ami Barbara Rose MARCH ACTIVITY Scared: Joyce Morriscy, Lcnn larder, Glona Kirschncr, ami Margie Cam . Standing: Bob Kottke, Chairman; Nancy Weis . Marilyn Swanson Not pictured: Charles Bevacco Committees A-SENIOR DAY BANQUET Gloria Erickson, Gloria Shopek, Dale Harris, Chairman, Seated: Gwen Morrow, BayLcc Zelickson, Chairman: Angclinc Perrera, Bob Vaughn, Dolly Gitclman and Charles LaBcaux, not pictured Standing: Shale Wilensky, Don Pfaffe, ami Glcndnn Benson CLASS MEMORIAL FEBRUARY ACTIVITY Bonnie Kaufman, Chairman; Lee Bcarmon, Ellen Loken, an«l Dale Blackwell Sealed: Shirley Kasdan, Marilyn Solbcrg, Marion Monseth, (Chairman; Joan Allmon, and Ramona Norgren Standing: James Ring, Bob Deism, ami Ted Stone Jack and Lorraine Michael and Molly Stephen and Marion Donald and Gloria lack Held......................PRETTIEST EYES.................Lorraine Segall Michael Levin..................BRIGHTEST SMILE.........................Molly Kohn Stephen I Ic'la - BLOND - Marion Carlsoc Harold and Diane Donald Conlin.........BRUNETTE • - Gloria Shopek Harold Lundby • - -...REDHEAD....................Diane Moser _ Sample lames Casey......... IN-BETWEEN .......Jean ami Jane Peterson Martin Bell.........BEST DRESSED...............Harriet Zuckman Jean, James, and Jane John Randcll MOST POPULAR...........................Pearle Sederberg Filmore Rodich...........................MOST POISED Delores Haglin William Frantzich BEST SPORT - Miwako Nishimura Marlin and Harriet John and Pearle Filmore and Delores William and Miwako Charles and |oy Loren and Vivian Dale and Mary Jane Charles and Hdna Louis and Juan Products Charles La Beaux...............SMOOTHEST - - I. uis Lobejko................BEST DANCER - - Stanley Maiscl................MOST COOPERATIVE - Fret! McCormick - - - - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED • - - - - Joy Wasli ...............Vivian Sec - - - Mary Jane Brandt ................Faina Box - - - Juan Witherspoon • • - • Evelyn Jones - • - BayLee Zdiduon Stanley and Evelyn Dale Blackwell...................MOST FRIENDLY - Arthur Anderson................SPARKLING PERSONALITY Sheldon Bl«xmi......................BEST ALL AROUND - Phyllis Troup Ixah Min is Marion Monseth Dale and Phyllis Fred and BayLee Arthur and Leah Sheldon and Marion . • ■■ 44 Sophomores come into our manufactory as raw material. Here they arc trained both in mind and body, so that when they are ready to go out as finished products, they will be capable of taking their places in the world. RAW MATERIALS 207—MRS. LIVINGSTON Top Row: A. Anderson, S. Yellcn, W. Driscoll, H. Zuckman, R. Anderson, J. Dunfcc. Third Row: G. Hrandvig, K. Chowinard, M. Corba, I. Olsvig, 11. I lansrudc, J. Pearson. Second Row: M. Geike, J. Overoott, I). Red bum, M. Zclcnak. N. Maryslonc. First Row: Y. Wuollct, P. Deadrich, E. Rcisgics, M. Bellows, P. Sullivan, D. Zeiincr. Class of 210—MR. CONOVER Top Row: D. Marystonc, W. Anderson, R. Anderson, C. Alimcycr, G. Anderson, W. Baum, J. Aich. Third Row: J. Arndt, R. Amundson, F. Anderson, M. Armcl, B. Abrams, R. Alch, R. Reno, E. Ridgley. Second Row: M. Bartlett, D. Beebe, P. Anderson, B. Reynolds, H. Rivkin, B. Richman, S'. Banik. First Row: D. Barry, E. Anderson, J. Anderson, B. Andren, K. Bachmaycr, C. Anderson, O. Benford, J. Ressen. 112—MISS CRITTENDON Top Row: P. Bcug, C. Boege, J. Bethke, C. Braden. M. Bret .. Third Row: B. Breen, M. Breedlove, M. Brcncs, T. Burgess, M. Brabec. Second Row: J. Brown, B. Brost, E. Boone, I. Berry. First Row: E. Bosak, J. Barthcl, C. Bjork, A. Buranin, M. Brier 308—MR. EDLUND Top Row: L. Daniels, (I. Rohledcr, T. Rochcford, S. Robson, R. Mettle, C. Cameron. Third Row: |. Robinson. R. Carlson, |. Carlson, B. Burnett, B. Shcctman. L. Rogalski. Second Row; |. Dahl, M. Rodeen, |. Cutter, R. Cisco, G. Buss, D. Chevalier. First Row: M. Davis, M. Chazankin, M. Callahan, P. Burns, R. Cooperman. L. Covin, M. Danielson. 46 217—MR. FETZER Top Row: H. Dick. I). Flynn, J. Dolan. I. Roitcnbcrg, R. Filvin, M. Dunlcavy. Third Row: Draxtcn, A. Evan . D. Ebert, I . Dyson, A. Rotenbusli. J. Erickson. Second Row: |. DuChcnc, V. Dillard, E. Dolf, I). Englund, C. Elftmann, E. DeCosse. First Row: G. Eastman. R. Dcranian. G. Edholm, J. Dwyer, V. Dunfee, S. Eurist. 1951 200—MR. JACOBI Top Row: W. Vogel, W. Wed in, J. Kanck, J. Wheeler, T. Beebe. M. Weinberger, V. Wchagc, B. Wilson. Third Row: B. Wendt, F. Cloutier, J. Wicker, H. Weiner, S. Weinberg, |. Woodruff. C. Wolk, B. McLaughlin, B. Warner. Second Row: R. Waszut, A. Weidner, J. Ve .ner, F. Wcglarz. L. Wilson. I- Wood. R. Wassernun, I). Weis man, L. Witezck. First Row: M. Werner, V. Woods, K. White. A. Vodovoz, B. Waller. B. Wolkoff. N. Warschaucr, V. Welter 307—MR. JOHNSON Top Row: R. Gilevik, D. Rosoff, I). Gobifus, D. Fink, J. Roscnzwcig, M. Kilbo, N. Goldner, Third Row: B. Fox, j. Geretz. B. Goodrich, R. Kowalczyk, A. Ftnk, A. Galbraith, J. Fisher. Second Row: L. Goldsmith, L. Graack, S. Goldman, S. Feldman, IX Fishman, A. Garticld, E. Golob. First Row: II. Flom, D. Frochling, E. Forsman, S. Fcctzo, C. Gottstcin, I. F.nn, C. Flcishncr, C. l-'cvig 120—MR. PERRIN Top Row: J. Hall, II. Miller. W. Haggstrorn, M Solomon, R. Haskell, S. Rosoff. Third Row: A. Hanson, R. Greenberg. D. Sammarstedt, J. Harlow, I.. Granning, E. Hanson. Second Row: M. Heller, M. Heiher, |. llaapala, M. Hakarin, I). Hanson, A. Hanlon. First Row: M. Heiberg, I.. Rosso, S. Greene. E. Herman, B. Gubman, S. Halltin, I'. Gu .y, 47 108—MRS. PIERCE Top Row: J. Jackson. I). Hughes, B. Tycrson, A. Hiller, E. Ilirach, n. Hill. K. Sallblad. Third Row: M. Javinsky, J. Schug, C. Hiivala, W. lio| c, L . Sass, J. Savitt, L. Hobennan, Anderson. Second Row: F-. Horsch. S. Rutnian, 1.. Jempsa, 1.. Invic, K. Howard, H. House, D. Ryan. First Row: S. Rucker, I. Holt, |. Sodcrholra, B. Hesberman, B. Jacobs. I’. Hirx.li, K. Hogan, S. Hirsch. 312—MISS SEDER Top Row: I). Schmidt, G. Singer, R. Schulz, A. Sherr, R. Schwartz, A. Schwcikcrt. M. Shapiro. Third Row: R. Shapiro, M. Schocnzeit, L. Savin, O. Silverman. J. Schneider, J. Mcslcr, A. Conlin. Second Row: A. Seamans, S. Schwit ky. S. Schwartz, S. Schocn, C. Ziemcr, P. akvoki. First Row: C. Seim, G. Scrota. 1. Schwartz, G. Silverman. I). Schuppel, B. Singclion, G. Sherman. 218—MISS SHANNON Top Row: H. Karsh, W. Johnson, I.. Johnson, I). Josephson, J. Pctrow.xki, I.. Ketch. Third Row; F. Marszalik, A. Schutfa, A. Koltes, P. Krause, M. Johnson, J. Johnson. Second Row: J. Johnson, U. Kricr, A. Kantar, E. Johnson, B. Johnson, R. Kiperstcin, J. Kranc. F'lrst Row: M. Konad, G. Kaufman, I., Goldcnberg, S. Johnson, B. Klempkc, J. Johnson. Ill—MISS SHERMAN Top Row: I). I.inn, S. Lcvcnthal, P. Larson, E. l.indgren, S. Levin, H. Kubon. Third Row: A Larson, R. Robing, K. Lee, B. Lanier, C. Ixnskc, R. Kroon. Second Row: L. I heboid, S. Lunke, L. Lot ., B. Larsen. J. Kvcrncss, J. I.undgrrn. First Row: M. Lifson, J. Bradford, J. Boedig-heimer, B. Ixhowskc, M. I-angfus, D. L« ckwo xl. 48 327—MISS SIEHL Top Row: H. Marcovit ., P. McDonough, W. Meade, F.. Nagle, G. MacLennan. Third Row: A. Malmbcrg, S. Madeline, R. Meshbesher, L. Nelson, G. McAllister. Second Row: H. Margolis, R. Nack, K. Strom. L. Milton, H. Medal. First Row: P. Mickclson, M. Matt, T. Johnson. L. Miller, N. Mclnnrik. 313—MISS SIMS Top Row: J. Olson, B. Olson, D. Olson, L. Oden, J. OK tad. 1. Paulson. Third Row: A. Ostrow, V. Note, M. Pearson, I. . Engel, I,. Paulson, C. Olson. Second Row: B. Pauli. J. Newton, C. Nvquist, K. Ricker, C. Olson. First Row: I . Pass, R. Skochinski, R. Pearson, J. Olson, J. Policy. J. Patten. 326—MR. SPAULDING Top Row: R. Rainbolt, M. Faster, T. King, I). Jardheim, A. Redburn. H. Potvin. Third Row: M. Powers, B. Pounder, I). Prince, N. Zouber, J. Rackner. Second Row: B. Pfalfe, 'I'. Plash, R. Simms, C. Peterson, G. Personius, N. Piispanen. First Row: M. Pcntcll, B. Petersen. F. Pierson. E. Rappaport, L. Picorc. 208—MISS THORPE Top Row: D. Thorson, C. Smith, A. Rosenthal, S. Tarnowski, W. Theis, H. Tracy. Third Row: M. Klacrs, P. Tennenbaum, T. Stromsted, S. Swengston, M. Gebro, M. Oles. Second Row: R. Stasson, S. Swillcr, B. Stone,’ N. Sprague, D. Ulstrom. First Row: M. Slovak, S. Udell, J. Siubcnbcrg, N. Sevan son, M. Haberman, B. Udison. 49 327B—MR. BURNETT Top Row: C. Anderson, P. Badali, D. Baird, S. Ash, N. Adas J, Aubreclit, R. Ackcrbcrg, L. Bach, M. Anderson. Third Row: J. Allinon, M. Uarhr, V. Anderson, C. Anderson, V. Adkins, E. Anderson, D. Andrews, F. Badincr. Second Row: M. Abrams, A. Backmann, J. Abraham, S. Anderson, V. Hajari, L. Arolin, D. Baker, I. Aumock, J. Aprea. First Row: M. Anglin, I. Abramovitch, B. Bark, D. Aronsohn, J. Anderson, C. Andrews, E. Andry-ski. M. Anderson, J. Aprea. Class of 211—MISS DAVIDSON Top Row: E. Bartlett, K. Bclford, C. Bernhagen, |. Maertzen, R. Beyer, N. Bigelow, C. Borcen, l . Bernhardt, R. Harley. Third Row: L. Baran, I). Begin, B. Boc, J. Thyr, j. Bern-hardt, C. Blakcborough, S. Bennett, P. Blumbcrg. Second Row: F. Berman. |. Berry, S. Benson, D. Bean, E. Laurent, B. Bellman, K. Benjamin. First Row: 1. Berg, L. Bloom, B. Bcrinc, ). Biekncll, J. Bodinc, R. Bcnfbrd, L. Benson, B. Benson. 204—MISS GOULD Top Row: C. Kjenaas, |. Cannon, L. Cole, S. Burstcin, I). Dahl, D. Bukstcin, |. Ditschlcr, P. Christensen. Third Row: D. Cheslcr. A. Dahl, I. Cole, T. Grady, C. Burnos, D. Cram, A. Bulgutz, P. Colelunk. Second Row: W. Bum, D. Caouette, S. Chapman, N. Bundy. M. Brennan, C. Donahue, B. Catlett, ]. Curran. First Row: J. Charon, R. Haves, S. Catcher, A. Burlingame, B. Cut, J. Cabot, C. Bromberg, K. Cohen. 104— MR. JENSEN Top Row: D. Daniels, D. F.ldrctl. M. EJmquist, T. Dick, |. I)ar ow, K. Davis, B. I)ols. Third Row: R. DuFrcnc, F. Dietrich, R. Dotseth, J. Elliott, |. Ford, P. Dehn, M. Kbcl, Y. Dohmeycr. Second Row: F. Edholm, D. Erickson, P. Dietz, L. Ed Strom, K. Dehn, |. Davis, 1.. Doheny. First Row: B. Danielson, E. DuBois, C. Dietrich, M. Elman, H. Elwcll, C. Dawley, H. Dorflf, A. Di crr. 50 224—MISS JOHNSON Top Row: R. Roinatko. J. Whalen, C. Fraser, G. Finkelson, F. Reiser, R. Erickson. I . Gardner, R. Evans. Third Row: i. Goetz, I). Gardick, C. Gagne, M. (Jeer, C. Frank, |. Fithian, R. Fitzsimmons, R. Garvey. Second Row: S. Forare, S. Ivspcwsen, I). Schultz. |. Sims, M, F.rko, J. F.slcr, I). Gillen. First Row: A. Gclschus, M. Friedman, M. Nlusen-brock, |. Ford, R. Fish, B. Gtllscrt, P. Frictlcll, S. Gifts. 1952 121—MISS KREFTING Top Row: W. |ex, R. Johnson, P. Johnson, J. Johnston, R. Jenkins, R. Johnson, H. llymcs, J. Jenson. Third Row: 1 . Jensen, T. Hyser, W. I lolznagcl, I.. Jackson, S. Johnson, R. Ilornlund, B. Humphrey, M. lenven. Second Row: E. Javinsky, B. Jensen, A. Hildcn, J. Hcgcrlc, D. Haynes, K. Johnson, J. |ohn« n. First Row: I). Jacobson, A. Jacobsen, A. Hyman, 1). Jenista, R. Johnson, J. Jacques, S. Jackson, B. Holmquist. 119—MISS MADIGAN Top Row: H. Juntunen, R. Zimmerman, R. 1-arkin, H. Kahn, J. Klostcr, R. Julkowski, II. Kclman, D. Kenton. Thirtl Row: f. Kaplan, R. Kugcl, I). Kolkiml, I.. Klein, R. Kner, A. Kirshbaum, M. Wclck, J. Kelley. Second Row: M. LaQua, C. Zimmer, I). Kragh, I . King, J. Watson, R. Krict .man, M. Hodge, ('. Kranz. First Row: H. Jones, J. Ketcham, J. Kormanik, J. Knudson, D. Rumcr, M. Linger. N. Kushner, S. Kalvcstran. 324—MISS MANDLER Top Row: 1). Williamson, R. Weidling, F. Wassing, G. Watts, R. Torp, I. Zcttcrwall, |. Wcxlcr, R. Foutant. Third Row: B. Wachtcr, S. Weith. E. Wuollct, B. Tyezynski, P. Weaver. J. Wlasck, (J. Wcthcrille, H. Wellington. Second Row: J. Walters, F.. Werp, J. Swanson, J. Ulstrom, H. Theiste, I). Wheeler, L. Swanson. F'irst Row: N. Sybrant, M. Warren, S. Thome, B. Walchuk, II. Tilsncr, N. Tcnc-liaum, I.. Wiisanen, M. Tupper 51 315—MISS NYGAARD Top Row: G. Mcrcicr, I,. Marxcn, F. Morris, T. Ncunsingcr, I). McKay, L. Martinson. R. Neva. Third Row: V. Mickiin, |. Nichols, R. Johnson, S. McFall, M. Mel in, C. Miller, B. Martin. Second Row: J. Nelson, M. MattensOn, R. McDaniels. M. Mattson. I . Michels, M. Nelson, S. McCollough. First Row: II. Nelson, D. Jacobson, I. Moser, S. McGillivray, I). Morrison, J. Moore, O. Miller. M. Mctsala. 9—MR. PALM Top Row: R. Ogle, II. Hurley, T. Olsen, G. Olson, I). Osquist, I.. Palctz, I. Picky, E. Quiring. Third Row: J. Pilger. J. Paulson, II. Orenstcin, B. Palm, M. Olsen, M. O'Harc, C. Olin, J. Obcrmoller. Second Row: S. O'bricn, I.. Parten, 0. Petersen, L. Peterson. I). North. D. Olson, W. Demry. First Row: G. Pupera, E. Peven, E. Payne, S. Platt, B. Patten, R. Pitman, C. Ostrom, M. Peterson. 321—MISS READ Top Row: F. Rice, H. Rodich, E. SadolT, R. Russell, G. Ratinov, V. Ross, L. Richter, M. Renstrom. Third Row: A. Rosen fie hi, J. Schultz, E. Rollin, L. Rolph, L. Rognas, II. Schmidt, J. Schlcter, R. Sadoff. Secoml Row: J. Schneider, R. Rannow, P. Rackner, P. Rcskin, A. Radcmachcr, P. Runquist, V’. Schmitz. First Row: B. Sabes. R. Ravitz, J. Rakov. N. Reiser, C. Roberts, J. Ruder, G. Sell luck, B. Rubin. 5—MR. SMART Top Row: T. Berry, P. Stein, R. Shobc, I). Simpson, K. Simonson, F. Shapiro, E. Sprinkcl, R. Sodcrlund. Third Row: L. Svenning. G. Stubenberg, J. Sicora, K. Schuster, W. Brown. N. Strom, B. Scklund, T. Stillpass. Second Row: M. Steine, B. Selstad, L. Sprague, II. Schwartz, II. Slater, C. Seltzer, S. Stanck. First Row: J. Smith, M. Smedberg, S. Smolkin, C. Sirandmark, M. Singleton, S. Snider, R. Serulnic, N. Snyder. 206—MR. TENNEY Top Row: R. Malmbcrg, L. Lundgren, J. Manes, K. Larson, G. Larson. D. Leonard, J. LeBarron. Third Row: M. Lilja, M. Levin, C. Marity, D. Larson, G. Lundgren, L. Lasman, J. Mackey. R. Lemke. Second Row: L. Manthev, D. Larson, J. Loken, J. Maas, L. Lindsey. J. Lindala, |. Lyons. First Row: S. Marcus. J. Locken, M. Locke, J. Luce, V. I.iychik, B. Lehman, R. Margulas, D. Manning. 52 205—MR. TREGLAWNY Top Row: B. Goldberg, R. Haagcnson, J. Hamberg, K. Grcgcrwm, II. Haarala, I.. Grouse, R. Hanscy. Tl� ir l Row: T. Hartwell, B. Hansen, R. Goren, ). ilahn, G. Hansen, C. Hayes, H. (Joldcnberg, J. Grocnkc. Second Row: S. (■oldie, S. Gordon, I), Graprntin, R. Golden, C. Green, D. Gunther, P. Goldvarg. First Row: F.. Gumtenson, V. Goldberg, S. Goodman, B. Guzy, |. Gust, M. GralT, L. Haley, S. Haskovitz. 305—MISS BLESSIN Top Row: C. Haines, B. Milstcin, F. Mason, S. Wert, W. Sadloskc, L. Ncimark. 'I'hird Row: B. Holder, M. Raker, T. Schlec, F. Engle, S. Rackncr, J. Dechtcr. Second Row: I.. MirvUs, G. Carlson, I . Clark, R. Butt, i). Iverson. First Reus-: M. Justcr, I). Kaufmann, M. Niman, L. Silbert, C. Gall. M. Healy. 304—MISS HORSCH Top Row: J. Jenkins, C. Friedman, M. Rcarman, E. Shaker, M. Rout ., M. Livon, W. Sandb.uk. Third Row: D. Pinck, R. fudge, M. Pcrcaniky, L. Holmberg, II. Resnick, J. Bea-stroin, F. Trestman. Second Row: G. Slactcr, C. Anderson. B. Bofferding, R. Hall, M. Hedquist, N. Carlson. First Ross-: |. Wasti, G. Giddings, E. Erickson, G. Woods, E. Kaiser, G. Sea berg, N. Johnson. 228A—MISS QUELLO Top Row: G. Beck, D. Tuberman. H. Segal, I). Powell, P. Bloom, R. Rivard, B. Fields. Third Row: C. I Icruth, R. Carlson, I). Bryant. J. Bohlcr, ). Saviduiky, W. Hayes, I), lven . Second Row: C. Pcntel, B. Gierke, G. Jones, B. Swanvon, R. Pearlman, N. Smith, P. Knight. First Row: II. Purvey, C. Ixeson, L. Fyle, F. Ranis, M. Neviasky, B. Wuollet, A. Siegel. 53 r Essential by-products which add to the finished product arc the activities. They include membership in clubs such as Hi-Y, Kadimah, and Menorah, which develop leadership and give |)olish to the product. The National Honor Society, Viking Club, and Science and Projection Clubs aid in intellectual, as well as social development. These byproducts increase performance and added value. BY-PRODUCTS Julanc Hogan, Marian Carlson, Queen Pearle, Gloria Shopck, Pat Smith, and Richard Davis. Homecoming This year our homecoming queen was selected by a new method. The queen’s identity remained secret to everyone until the moment of her coronation. Pcarlc Sederberg was crowned queen by Ray Starmack and Jim Knight, co-captains of the football team. The queen’s court consisted of Gloria Sho-pek, Julanc Hogan, Patricia Smith, and Marian Carlson. Pcarlc and her attendants reigned over our homecoming game with Roosevelt and also over the dance which followed. Jim Knight, Pcarlc, and Ray Starmack Jim Knight, Julanc Hogan, Bob Vaughn, Pat Smith, Mike DeMann, Pcarlc Sederberg, Ray Starmack, Gloria Shopck, Don Conlin, and Marian Carlson. Leah Mirviss, Taffy Class Play June Dawn, presented by the senior class on March 3. is the story of a movie struck high school girl, Anne Nelson. Anne, unknown to her parents, invited a movie company to take shots of the local high school for a picture. The scenes that followed were definitely hilarious. The cast included Patricia Livingston, Leah Mirviss, Richard Stubblefield, Don PfatTe, Emanuel Rosenkcr, Dorothy Kroon, Ellen Loken, Marie Schmidt, Ted Stone, Gerald Bronstcin, Stanley Maiscl. Lois Norman, Juan Witherspoon, Irving Gross-man. Warren Rosen, Willard Weisberg. Raleigh Goldberg, Lois Myles, Marian Mark, Angclinc Ferrera, Gloria Shopek. Gloria Erickson and Betty Stitzel. They were coached by Lillian Johnson. The student director was Tanya Goldsman. Gerald Bromtein, Marie Schmidt, and Stanley Mai cl Row One: Mary Stitxcl, Marion Mark, Tanya GoUUnun, Juan Witherspoon, Lou Myles Angclinc Ferrara. Row Two: Lillian Johnson, faculty director; Don Pfaffc, Dorothy Kroon, Dick Stubblefield, Patricia Livingston, Lois Norman, Leah Mirviss, Jerry Richter. Marie Schmidt, Gerald Itromtein, Ellen la«ckcn, Sonny Ri� cnkcr. Row Three: Raleigh Goldberg, Willard Weisberg, Alan Greenlscrg, Irving Grossman, Warren Rosen, Ted Stone, Stanley Maiscl. Row One: Joan Rosenker, Bay Lee Zeliekson, Florabelle Link, Pcarlc Sederberg, Leah Minus, Ronnie Kaufman. Row Two: Gloria Erickson, Carol Volkert, Jean Anderson, leanette Mattson, Geraldine Fox. Jean Peterson, Jane Peterson. Row Three: Ruth Fowler, Shirley Andrle, Jennifer Real, Patricia Livingston, Richard Davis, Kvelyn Jones. Row Four: Paul Wo!f, Raleigh Goldberg, Dolores llaglin, Fred McCormick, Filmore Rodich, Steve llcsla. National Honor Society The charter tor the National Honor Society was received in 1938. To quality for mem-bershij), one must show qualities of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. Sandra Abrahamson, Jeanne Aich, Joan Allmon, Clarice Anderson, Jean Anderson, Shirley Andrle, Jennifer Real, Lee Rcarmon, Glendon Benson, Dale Blackwell, Beverly Blaisdell, Allen Rlochcr, Charlene Rlumlicrg, Charles Bolmgren, Gloria Rrantner, Richard Rredesen, Barbara Breen, Gerald Bronstcin, |va Lou Budemki, lanicc Burk, Robert Burnett. John Carter, Marilyn Cheinrinow, Harriet Cohen, Patricia Crosby, Richard Davis. Helen Dick, Esther Dorn, Gloria Erickson. Barbara Ewald, Rhoda Finkelstein. Edith Fishbein, Jean Fisher, Carol Forare, Ruth Fowler, Geraldine Fox, Yvonne Garrett, Caroline Gerold, Raleigh Goldberg, Alan Goldstein, l.oi Granning, Roberta Greenberg, Dolores llaglin, Marian ILikarin, Arlene Hanlon, Sharon Hanlon, Steve ilesla, Audrey Jacobson, Mary Lee Jacobson, Warren Johnson. Evelyn Jones, Shirley Kasdan, Bonnie Kaufman. Robert Kirschner, Margaret Knoll, Joyce Krane, Dorothy Kroon, Lawrence Kullcr, Charles I_iltcaux, Patricia Livingston, Florabcllc lank, Stanley Maisel, Res a Margolis, Marian Mark. Margaret Matt, Jeanette Mattson. Leah Minis , Marian Monseth, Diane Moser, F'red McG miisk, Miwako Nishimura, Bonnie Pauli, Ronald Pearson, Jane Peterson, Jean Peterson, Ruth Perrin. Ernest Pierson. Nancy Piispanen, Aricine Rcifcl, Lois Reilly, Harmony Rivkin, Anna Robinson, Filmore Rodich. Marilyn Romanchuk, Emanuel Rosenkcr, loan Rosen-ker, (Jerald Rosen .weig, Sandra Rutman. Pearlc Seslerlserg, Lorraine Segal, Gloria Shopek, Harriet Silver, Stanley Sorokurs, Ruth Sower, Constance Stein, Max Streitman, Marilyn Swanson, Susan Tupper, l eni Uejima, Carol Volkert, Natalie Warschauer, Diane Weinberg, Donna Whitman, Paul Wolf, Carrol Wolfram, Dorothy Zats, Bay Lee Zelickson 58 Daniel Weiner, ferry Roicmwcig, l-cc Bearmon, Howard Silverman. Second Row: (Jerald Hromtein, Ronnie Bruch, Dick Davis, Phil Tennenhaum, Harry Lerner, Harriet Silver. Third Row: Harriet Cohen, Bonnie Pauli, Judy l.undgrcn, loan Anderson, Reva Margoli . Fourth Row: BayLrc Zelickson. Pearlc Sederherg, Pat Crosby, Ernie Pierson, Hetty Waller, Bonnie Kaufman. Forensic League North’s debate team joined the National Forensic League in the spring cf 1 ‘ 49. formerly having had an independent debate team. The club teaches principles of speaking anil debate as well as providing practical experience on a competitive basis with other schools. Forensic members must have a C-f-average, good reference from teachers, an average shaking ability, and a willingness to lake part in outside speaking. Members participate in debate and speaking contests throughout the year and in state and national contests at the end of the season. Masters of Ceremonies for auditorium programs arc furnished by the club. They also have installed the Coke machine in the basement. Row One: Bonnie Pauli, Clarice Anderson, Beverly Peterson. Mary Ixc Jacobvin. Row Two: Eleanor DeCosse, Kilyihc Fishbrin, Bette Sabes, Margie luster, Natalie Wcim. Row Three: Carol Peterson. Jeanne OUtatl, Veronica Note, Arlinc Seamens. Row Four: Jacqueline Rackner, Elaine Raider, Renee Starkman, Norton Zouber. Ushers One of the service groups furnishes the ushers who see that jKople get the right scats and arc comfortably settled at school programs. Faculty adviser for these junior and senior girls is Kopplc Friedman. Student chairman is Mary Lee Jacobson. 59 Row One. Ixft to Right: Milli Kenton. Donna M. Johnson, Diane Aulward, Clarice Anderson. Beverly Petersen, Marilyn Solbcrg, Donna Christenson, JoAnne Allmon. Row Two, Left to Right: Barbara Larsen, Audrey Kricr, Doloris Gunther, Carolyn Petersen, loan Warson, Jeanne Olstad, Eleanor DeCosse. Row Three. I-eft to Right: Janice Vlaseh, Pat Nicholas, Ardis Murray, Eloise Brciwick. Beverly Phillips. Suzanne Schwizshy. Patricia Dyson, Margie John-on. Row Three. Left to Right: Virginia Kraft, Patricia Livingston, Lois Norman. Joyce Morrissey, Helen Dick, Peggy Silbert, Mania Jorgenson. Row One: Fritz Herrmann, Ernest Anderson, Bill Schulz. Mary Mengelkoch, Paul Blackwell, Shirley Turner, Paul Tolkkincn. Row Two: Robert Davidson, Paul NVolf, Nancy Holilu, Betty Holland, Jerry Scavcy, Larry Kullcr. Row Three: James Perrin. Fred Sherman, Daniel Weiner, Larry Leader, Allen Blochcr, Philip Galbon, Harlow Otis. Row Four: James Breeden, Richard Brcdcscn, Deni Uejima, Stanley Zieve, Jim Baran, Mike Goldman. Projection The person behind the projector at any auditorium movie is a member of the projection club. This group, under the supervision of Allred Christopherson, also has charge of all class room instruction films. Stage Crew This group of boys, under the direction of Joseph Brom, is responsible for the scenery, the lights, and the efficiency of all technical production behind the footlights. They arc on duty for all auditorium programs and public performances. Their long hours and hard work add to the success of all programs in North’s auditorium. Don Olson, Dick Klvin, Stanley Forarc, Clyde Braden, Robert Anderson, Willard Vogel. 60 Row One: Elaine Larvm, Marjorie Rice, Yvonne WuoMet, Joan Boedigheimer, Mary U� u Daniclwm, Virginia Liyehik, Juan Finn, Pat Smith. Row Two: Marlyn lohnMin, Connie Stein, Peggy Colebaitk. Jeaninne Smith, Julanc Hogan, Dorothy Kroon, Jeanette Rowe, Row Three: Phylli Sternan, Marilyn Swanvon, Carol Forarc, Marilyn Melin, Marlene Toomln, Beverly Laurent, Marion llakarin, Dorothy O’bricn. Row Four: Mary Ann Corha, Barbara Boc, Barbara Scklund, Vivian See, Donna Whitman, Mary Stitzel, Hetty Holland. Y-Teens Y-Tccns replaces Blue anti Silver Tri, which were organized in 1921 under the sponsorship of the school and the YWCA. The purpose of this group is to build fellowship and realization in everyday life of the ideals of personal and social living to which Christians arc committed. Some of the outside activities of the Y-Tccns include social service projects, inter-club council, and social activities at the YWCA. Chess Club The Chess Club was formed to promote the understanding and playing of chess. Membership is open to anyone who knows something about the game. Weekly practice sessions are held, and students arc chosen to participate in a chess tournament at the end of the semester. Players this year included Harvey Flam, Fritz Herrmann, Thomas Nausingcr, Ernie Pierson, and Deni Ujima. 61 First Row: Robert SadotT, Phillip Greenberg, Deni Uejima, Raoul Heifetz. Second Row: Harm TiUncr, Irving Pichyok, Thomat Nun-� ingcr. Vernon Berry, Fritz Herrman. Hi-Y Top Picture, How One: Ronald Hrucii, Bob Oelvin, Ernest Pierson, Denny Weestrand, Bob Amundson, Ronald Johnson, Alvin Ostrow, Richard Led-ling. Row Two: Don Save, Jiin Knight, Jim Cawy, Roger Carlson, John Sill man, Clifford Brciwick. Harlow Otis. Row Three: ('buck Bolmgren. Chuck Cameron, Tom Downing, Arlo Schweiker. Richard Brcdcscn, Bob Kottke, James KIIimiii. Dale Blackwell. Row One: Bill Pfaffc, Bill Pounder, Bob Burnett, Ben Skinner, Bunny Palmer. Row Two: Ray Starmack, Joe Wolinski, John Randell, Eugene Kind-«rcn, Bell Warner. Row Three: Bob Vaughn, Louie Lobcjko, Dick Adair, Steve I lev!a, Ronnie Torp. Row Four: Bud Meade, Bill Anderson, Emil Wes-sale. Don Conlin, Chuck Lalkaux. Three clubs made up the North Hi-Y this year. They are Zenith. Stags, and Acme. During the school year, the Hi-Y clubs promote as many service projects as possible, as well as provide social and athletic activities. To create, maintain, and extend Christian character in the school and community is the purpose of the Hi-Y clubs at North. Seton Hi Scion Hi is an organization open to North High girls who wish to do school service and who also want to have fun. The club sponsors a family each year at Thanksgiving or Christmas, giving them food and gifts. Club members have helped the nurse with dental examinations. The girls also bowl at the Ascension, have swimming parties and many other activities. Row One: Marjorie Hanson, Shirley Brekke, Darlene Schup| cl, Harriet Roggemann, Elizabeth Hawkins June Olson, R � emary Albrecht, Darlene Peter . Row Two: Frances Wedarz, Shirley Lunke, I onn.i Ryan, Elaine Liu rent, Beverly Laurent, Lynn Rono, Zita Lovejoy. Row Three: Audrey Kocher, Ardi Murray, Beverly Phillips, Phyllis Nord, Marilyn Romanchuk, Patricia Whalen. Harriet Schwartz, Patricia Dietz. Row Four: Caroline (refold, Arlene Koltes, Audrey Evans, Barbara Breen, Lorraine Rogalski, Lot Reilly. Marie Zytoloski. Junior Red Cross Under the supervision of Miss E. Sichl and Filmorc Rodich, the Junior Red Cross has carried out many successful projects that aid both our community and communities abroad. This year, as every year, the Red Cross collected for gift boxes and membership donations. Junior Academy of Science The Junior Academy of Science, which was granted its charter in 1941, has as its purpose the furthering of scientific study among high school students. Meetings arc held every two weeks at which time reports. movies, and demonstrations are given. The only .|ualifications for joining arc that a student must be above average in class room attainment and must have a scientific project. Row One: ludith Pricdland, Joan Charon, Natalie Weiss, Gloria Sherman, Sharon Greene, Betty Kuhm, Helen Helman, Corrinc Goltstcin. Row Two: Barbara Larsen, Theresa Burgess, Shirley Turner, loan Anderson, Kathleen Bachmayer, Margaret Knoll, Barbara Rose. Row Three: Carol Peterson. Patricia Livingston, Dolores Linn, Bcscrlcy Geisthardt, Ixigh Rolph, Betty Sclstad, Marilou Meyers, Bessie Davis. Row Four: Veronica Note, lairrainc Rogalski, Jerry Rosen .weig, Willard Weisberg, Don Johnson, Marlene Passenheim, Shirley Andicle, Row One: Marlene Rroude, Bonnie Pauli, |uily Frtcdland, Leah Mirviss. Row Two: Judy Kaplan, Mary Jean Gebro, Lillian Jctnpva, Shirley Marcus. Row Three: Lee Filernian, Elaine Cohen. I-arry Kuller, Dick Daria. Row Four: Mike Goldman, Glen Benson, Dale Blackwell, Fred Sherman. Row One: Marlene Konnad. Beverly Nordahl, Marilyn Heiberg, Mary Brandt, Gerald Schluck, loan Sodcrholm, Bonnie (Vherg, Joann Bo lin. Row Two: Donald North, Joanne ilaapala, Arlene Hanson, Barbara Rose, Elaine Werp, Clarice Anderson. Jeanne Kormanik. Row Three: Phyllis Hanson, Diane Ivent, Sharec Johnson, Joan Watson, Phyllis Steman, Barbara Stone, Joyce Lumlgrcn. Row Four: Phyllis Christensen, Bill Wendt. Jim Woodruff, Gary Fink cl son, Wayne Nordstrom, Kenneth Gregerson. Roland Dean. Viking Club The Viking Club, open to all Norse students at North, was formed for the study of cultural life of the northern European lands. European students from the University, or club members from North arc featured on their monthly programs. The club contributes to the “Save the Children organization every month as part of its project. Marilyn Mclin, Ruby Kroon, Barbara Larsen, Ernest Pierson, Barbara Shaver, Carol Nyqubl, l arlrnc Elliott. Second Row: Joanne I ahl, Audrey Kochcr, Lucille Reive-Witz, Shirley McCullough, Catherine Nvquist, Judy GrilTitli. Third Row: (Parole Anderson, Barbara IWie, Carol Hainiv, Barbara llohler, Mary Anne Geer, Nellie McGillvary. Marilyn Claude. Row Four: Mary Stitzel, George Goetz, Darrel Sho-Strom, Duane Prince, John Carter, Audrey Dahl. Christian Fellowship Under the guidance of Miss Thorpe, the Christian Fellowship club is one of the leading religious groups. These members arc active in their prospective churches. Many guest speakers have added inspiration to their meetings. Officers for the year were Audrey Kochcr, president; |ohn Carter, vice president; Joan Dahl, secretary; and Barbara I-arson, treasurer. Kadimah Kadimah is open to all Jewish girls attending North who have a c average. This group follows its tradition of service which was started in 1928. This year, members sold school supplies and pompons and provided assistance for teachers who desired it. The girls participated in a joint Seton Hi-Y-Teens-Kadimah Thanksgiving party and a Menorah Kadimah Valentine party. Each spring the club has a hamburger fry and a Mother’s Day banquet. Row One: Charlotte Frank, Evelyn Javinsky, Sandra Ruinun, Janice Burk, Marilyn Werner. Gluru Kirtchncr, ('diarlccn Lenske. Row Two: Slavia Bennett, Clarice Pcntrl, Arlene Bolgatz, Dime Brickman. Aricine Rcifcl. Bonnie Pauli, Shirley Kasdan, Sybil Goldman. Row Three: Judy Rakov, Marlene Broude, Joan Roienkcr, Shirley Smolkrn, Phyllis Pass, Marilyn Ncinun, Charlotte Lawn. Row Four: Judy Savin, Suun Tupper, Marcella Meviasky, Marlene Langcr, Nancy Tennanbauni, Menu Tupper. Samira Platnick. Dune Weinberg. Menorah To give service, to build character, and to create good social feeling arc the purposes of Menorah, the Jewish boys’ club at North. The members sell refreshments at football games and donate the proceeds to North. Row One: Lloyd Klein. Robert Schapiro, lurry Covin, Arthur Schckman, Warren Rosin. Row Two: Raleigh Goldlxrg, Harold Trest nun, lax Filcrnian, Bruce Abrams. Row Three: Jerry Roscnzwcig, Merle Charney. Alvin Guf-fan. Mason Frank, Stanley Maisel. Row F'our: lax Bcarmon, Ted Stone, Alan Sharr, Fil-morc Rodich, Howard Silverman. 64 Lunchroom Hostesses The duties of the Lunchroom Hostesses arc to see that tables arc clean, stools arc arranged, and the lunchroom is in order. Work under Mr. Fetzer is voluntary; however, students receive service points for it. Row One: Arlene Hyman, Jeanne Resven, Helen llclnun, Patricia Burns Audrey Bloom, Sharun Greene, Bernice Hoffman. Marian Mark. Row Two: Ryvcllc Kiper-stcin, Rhea Cooprrman, Judy Fricdland, Reva Lear, Delores Gitclman, Rhoda Finkelstcin, Lorraine Segall. Row 'Hircc: Sandra Rutman, Shirley Marcus, Renee Ixvinc, Renee Washerman. Maureen Lifson, Ruth Lurie. Sybil Goldman, Bette Sabes. Row Four: Manlvn Chemrinou, I onna Malloran, Carol Peterson. Audrey Jacobson, Mary Mengelkoch, Pat Dyson, Charlene Lemkr. Row One: Sandra Abranainson, Harriet Roggrniann, Joan Soderholm, Lam B! K m, Marilyn Heiberg, Delores Gitclman, Donna Lockwood. Row Two: Aricine Rcifcl, Marguerite Ku el. Joan Rownkcr, Millie Kenton, Bonnie Pauli, Kathleen Bachmayer. Doris Hanson. Row Three: Janice Burk. Charlene Ix-nske, Joyce Dcchtcr, Marilyn Romanchuk. F.dith lH� lf, Joyce Essen, Lorraine Segall. Row Four: Joan Ness, Mary Ann Corba. Patti Andersen, Phyllis Rcuji, Jeanne Aich, Audrey Jacobson, Patricia Krause. Service Aids Switchboard operators, pages, attendance clerks, and library assistants come under the heading of service aids. The work done by the girls is invaluable and helps the school run smoothly. Hall Guards Quiet orderly halls arc the result of diligent work by the hall guards. They atc at their posts daily to see that classes arc not disturbed during lunch jxrriod. Harriet Madi-gan is in charge of the group. Row One: Maureen Haberman. Etta Rap-paport, Helen Hetman, Bernice Hoffman, Sharon Greene, Marilyn Chmtophcr� on. Row Two: Delores Weiunan, Clarice Anderson, Marlene Broude, Barbara Udison, Bonnie l.cbowxkc. Row Three: Roberta Greenberg, Margery Chreinun, Sandy Schwartz, Nancy Pixpanen, Jeanne Biad-ford, Beverly BlaiMlcll. Row Four: F.lainc Gihcn, Helen Dick. Florence Anderson, Anna Ruth Robinson, Villanova Dillard. Fred McCormick. Carol Stroniberg, Mary Ixc Jacobson, Geraldine Fox, Audrey Kochcr, Fred Sherman. Delores Gitclman. Virginia Kraft, Mildred Rotondo. Honnic Kaufman, Diane Moser, Leah Mirviss, Harriet Cohen, Harriet Silver, Phillip Robins. The Annual Stall consists of those students who arc interested in producing North’s yearbook and who have maintained a B average. This year, for the first time, a junior staff was introduced. These students gain, among other things, valuable experience and helpful ideas. Polaris Annual Publishing a newspaper is difficult, but with the expert help of Mrs. Della Lindsten and the editorship of Stanley Maisel it was fun for this year’s staff. To lx- a member of this group the qualifications arc that one must have taken news SI. lx passing in all subjects, have knowledge of events around school, and an car for news of what members of the student body arc doing. Polaris Bi-Weekly Row One: Steve Hcsla, Charles La Beaux, Jean Anderson, Jeanette Mattson, Dolores ilaglin, Joy Wasti, Patricia Livingston, Don Pfaffe, Jerry Richter, Jennifer Beal, Jean Peterson. Jane Peterson, Harriet Cohen. Row Two: Marilyn Knowlcn, Lois Norman, Stanley Maisel. Henry Grove, Ted Stone, Raleigh Goldberg, BayLec Zeliekson, Aricine Rcifel, Lee Bcarmon,' Robert Kottke, Sharon Hanlon, Marlys Dahl. Band The North High Hand, under the baton of J. Clive Cleary, is an organization which has won many honors for North. The band's appearance at athletic events is always awaited with pleasure, and no homecoming game would ever be complete without their participation. Adding to the fun and enjoyment of school occasions arc the spirited twirlers and color guards, who give lively performances both colorful and attractive. The concert band gives a program every spring. William Anderson is student director. Color Guards 67 Renee Starkman. Elaine Kasslcr, Tulanc Stillpass, Ailcen Roscnfcld Orchestra The North High orchestra, conducted by J. Clive Cleary, provides the necessary music at class plays and commencements and entertains the student body during several auditorium programs. Choir The a cappella choir, consisting of eighty-two members and directed by Mrs. Clarice Ktschcid, has contributed to many school programs. The choir annually presents a spring concert and appears at other important events during the year. 68 Time and a Half Homecoming dance held in (he boys’ gym, October 21. Christmas play. Why the Chime Rang. Mr. Hank and Mr. Vol-kenant, speaking on electricity during an auditorium period. Mock wedding ceremony luring 1949 homecoming program. Shown is Don {ohnson. Passing the time of day under one of the statues. Yogi Randall shows his strength at the 1949 Field Day program. Mr. Cleary turns his face away as Mr. Kennedy talks on and on and on Norse club members admiring gifts from Norway. Pictured arc Mary Lou Danielson, Kathryn I-ce, Lois Granning, Barbara Hoc, Catherine Nyquist. June Laurette, and Marilyn Mclin. Annual staff at work on the Christmas party. Hr Wr' • r ■: v,.- ■ .... ■ r . v-w- •« r. -v •. .■ . - k' t 9 ' 70 Physical strength from the raw material provides the power in our industry, as is demonstrated by our athletic program. With all the energy of a dynamo, our boys perform on the football held. With the alacrity anti vigor of a piston do they play on the basketball court and baseball diamond. Development of a healthy body to go with a healthy mind is the result of our use of power. POWER Football Despite a hard schedule, the 1949 football squad made a good showing, as demonstrated by their record. Cood breaks and bad breaks were deciding factors of many games. Scoring an upset over Edison and lying Patrick 1 Ienry, our North-side rival, proved to l c the highlights of the season. Rube lohnson described the boys as a scrappy, high-spirited team, which he enjoyed coaching. 1949 SCORE BOARD NORTH 33 .VOCATIONAL 20 NORTH 7..............SOUTH 22 NORTH 0.............- WEST 6 NORTH 19 -.....EDISON 14 N()RTH 0.........ROOSEVELT 13 NORTH 0 . . . .......HENRY 0 NORTH 12..........WASHBURN 13 While running around cm! for 10 yards during the first quarter of play. Vocational’s Bill lender is Being tackled hy Ra Starmack, as Stan Sorokurs it coming up to assist him. John Beasley runs 9 yards through the center of Washburn’s line late in the second quarter, as Shel Bloom looks on. 72 John Beasley running around end for 5 yard is about to be tackled by a South High player during the second quarter. An unidentified South High player tackle Ray Starnuck during the second quarter of the North-South game. 73 First Row: Loren Hoikka, Dick Adair, Stan Sorokurs, John Beasley, Jim Knight. Ray Starmack, Jim Casey, Bob Kirschncr, Slid Bloom. Second Row: Chuck Loftus, Joe Konnad, Larry Kccch, Roger Carlson, John Sillman, Don Conlin, Mick Levin, Louis Lobejko. Third Row: Jim Petroski, Wesley Meade, Charles Miivala, Carry Groll, Jerry Finkclstcin, Dale Harris, Myron Gavren, Carl Wolk, Dick Scholz. Fourth Row: Dean Hill, Peter MeDonnaugh, Milton Weinberger, John Dolan, Ed Hanson, Frank Marszalik, Bob McLaughlim, Harry Stone. Fifth Row: F. Johnson, Al Schutta, Irwin Roitenberg, Hilbert Weiner, Haskell ' .uckman, Rcino Wuollct, J. Treglawny. In the few years that “Rube” Johnson has been at North, he has gained the respect of his boys, has always produced a good team, and has turned out an all city quarterback and player of the year in the person of Jim Knight. Assistant Coach. Jim Treglawny, helped mold a light inexperienced line to one of the best in the city. Proof came when North played West, equipped with one of the heaviest lines in the league. North held West for the first half, hut the Cowboys were able to break through the Polars to score in the third period. Coaches “Rube Johnson and Jim Treglawny assist Chuck Hiivala, Don Conlin, and Joe Konnad with a new play. 74 Boxing North was one of the few schools in the (it)' to have intramural bojtinj', and the whole school Wed forward to the tournaments. Some ol Mur Palm’s returning Joe Wolinski, Ronald Kenny Egan, Larry Lem, Charles LeBcaujt, ml Chirla Cameron. Hack Row: Chuck Cum, Mm foster, Dun Cotilin, Chuck LcBcaux, Second Ron1: Don Coldfus, Jim Kloftcr, Rob ulkowski, Tom Downing Roy Hut Ice, Front Row: Arlu Schweikert, Larry Jxrner, Rod Reno, But Roftcr Krier, Rod Sadosky, John Schlctcr. At the left, Rot Oouette i Rod Reno's left in the second round of their Ruhr Skiing Sorth Ins been well represented in winter s )orts by this par's ski tern who won the city meet twice in a row, captured third place in the state, and Uxik first in the Bred invitational at Moon Valley. Faced by co-captains Ben Skinner and Gerald Ranheim, were snow men Bernard Kaiser, Pat Callan, Tom Swanson. Bob Lcsterud, Bruce Wachtcr, and Bill Warner. Back Row: Bob Ixstcrud, Pat Callan, Tom Swanson, Bill Pfatfc, Bruce Wachtcr. Front Row: Bradley Swanson, Jim Jackson, Jten Skinner, Jerry Ranheim, Bernard KaiNcr, Bill Warner . . . At right—Tom Swanson it jumping in the city meet. Three unidentified Washburn players tic Slid Bloom up before he can shoot, Fred Dillon takes a rebound away from Vocational's Peterson. 76 Basketball The North I ligh Buckctcers had a good season, winning five games in the city league, eliminating South in the sub-district playoffs, and finally losing to Central by a slight margin at William’s Arena. Captain Shel Bloom and Mickey Levin led the Polars in scoring and made the second all city team, while Loren Hoikka was awarded honorable mention. Warren Johnson and Buddy Meade are the only two veterans returning next year. Jake Jacobi described the team as one of the finest groups of individuals he has coached in his many years at North. What they lacked in height they made up in fioor play. North Opponent 34 Wist |3f 40 Southwest 38 41 .. . . Edison 49 37 ... . Marshall 41 31 . South 36 37 .. Central 39 47 . Roosevelt 32 39 Henry 34 45 Washburn 39 35 Vocational 54 District 17 Playoffs 32 South 31 42 Central 47 Three unidentified South players arc trying to block Vocational’s Tom Wilder anil Bill Londcr hope to Shel Bloom's shot. block Mickey Levin's shot. 77 Front Row: Michael Levin, Wc lcy Meade. la rcn lloikka, Captain Sheldon RIimiih. Warren Johnson, Michael Bcarman. Fred Dillon. Back Row: Coach John Jacobi, Willard Mo|k, Carl Wolk, Don Josephson. Gerald Hcruth, Hyman Roscnstcin, William Iverson. Milton Weinberger. Rcino Wuollet. Charles Hiivala, Assistant Coach Sam Perrin. John Jacobi, with the assistance of the quiet but observant Sam Perrin, molded what looked like a tough schedule into a fairly successful season. Jake is the kind of coach whom the l� oys like because he inspires confidence in new players, is even-tempered, and is tactful in his suggestions. 78 Coaches Jake Jacobi and Sam Perrin witch She! Bloom shoot one of hi many free throws. Swimming The North I ligh tank men, coached by Clive Cleary, completed another successful season, although they were handicapped by the loss of three of their best men and until mid-season had no pool in which to practice. Some of the outstanding splash men were co-captains Jim Ring and Rob Field, and Rob Kelly. Tom Riel, Rod Hoppncr, and Eugene Lindgrcn. Golf This year’s golf team ranked high among the city leaders. Some of the returning veterans from last year were Jim Chapman, Mickey Levin, Hack Zuck-man. Cliff Rrciwick. and Dick Adair. This was Wilbur Palm’s first year as coach, and h s enthusiasm did much for the organization and in getting more boys interested. Eugene Lindgrcn executes a perfect swan dive. Front Row: Robert Kelly. Rod Hoppncr, John Schlcter, Ronald Bruch. Tom Riel. Second Row: Robert Amundson, Duane Dahl, Eugene Lindgrcn. Robert Field, Arthur Anderson. Back Row: Ralph Malmhcrg, Stan Tar no wiki, |amc� Ring, William Warner. First Row: Mickey Levin, Jim Chapman. 11. kcll lukiiun. Bradley Sw.nw.n, Dick Adair, Cliff Brawick. Second Row: Jun • r.1 n. ..do Woullct. Dave Chcdcr. rt Shcck-m.in. Roger Eide, Harvci II K : Si.m Gifu, Al Zubin. Mark Mittcnv.n, Norm Goldncr, Lloyd Klein. At the right. Haskell Zuikman ic tuing ..if. Track The 1949 track team compiled the best record of any Twin City team in the State Meet by winning third place. The Polars came in third in the city and Carlcton College meets. The return of Boh Vaughn, Fred Dillon, Bob Kirschncr, Bill Frantzich, Bill Anderson, Dick Berg, John Beasley, Jim Ellison, and the further addition of Bill Warner, Bob Burnett, Don Wheeler, Pete McDonough, Charles Smith, and Milton Weinberger made this season’s outlook very good. Don Cameron goes over the high hurdles. Bill Frantzich vaults over the cross bar. First Row: Bill Frantzich, Stan Sorokurs, Lou 1-obcjko, Harry Barnette, Bill Anderson, Bob Vaughn, Ray Starmack, Don Conlin. Bob kirschncr. Stan Singleton, Dick Berg, John Beasley. Second Row: Alvin Ostrow, Milton Weinberger, Herbert Margolis, Don Cameron, Chuck Smith, Coach Lou Burnett, Bill Pounder, Bob Burnett, Bill Warner, )im Jenson, Ronald Torp. Back Row: Bill Brown. Tom Downing, Jim Ellison, Murray Koritz, Hershal Cohn, Duane Dahl, Willard Hope, Darrol White, Pete McDonough. Bob Kirschner works out on the parallel bars. Apparatus The North High Apparatus Team, coached by Louie Burnett, came through another good year winning 117 consecutive dual meets. They won “B class in the city, MC class in the Northwest, and came in second in the State Tournaments. Outstanding throughout the season were Captain Bill Frantzich, Boh Delvin, Dale Blackwell, Jim Casey, Boh Kirschner, and Clifford Brciwick. At the beginning of the season the team suffered a setback by losing Dick Kiefer and Jim Ludtkc. Front Row: Robert Kirschner. Stanley Sorokurs, David Schwartz. |im Casey, Ronald Orenstem. Arthur Saari, Eugene Lindgren, William PfafTe. Second Row: Jim Pilfer, Wilfred Pressicr. David White, Don Sasv. Captain William Frantzich, Robert Dels in, Dale Blackwell, Dick Berg, Harold I.undby, Ri bcrt Bird. Third Row: Richard FJvin, |un F.llison, Ray Kowalczyk, |im Jackson. Lou Burnett. Ronald Benvon, Clifford Brciwick, CIcrrold Make, Keith Strom. Back Row: Wallace Adkins, David Ubtrom, Wayne Roath, William Warner, Jerome LeBarron. Dean Lind, Myron Alpert. Robert Anderson. Robert Reynolds, Richard Gmenhagen. Front Row: Tom Downing, Harry Barnette, Stan Singleton, Dick Berg, Bill Warner, Captain Bob Vaughn. Alvin Ourow. Back Row: Wallace Holznagel, Ben Skinner, Dick Denny, Chuck LaBeaux, Chuck Cameron, Don Cameron. Bill Jendon, Jim FJlicon, John Randell. Cross Country This year’s endurance men. under the supervision of Louie Burnett, were undefeated in dual competition, came in third in the city meet, and fifth in the state meet. North has won twenty-one of the last twenty-two dual meets. This year they defeated South, West, Henry, Vocational, and Edison. Co-captains Boh Vaughn and Kill Warner were at the top of the list for points. The return of six out of seven of last year’s stars made this year's outlook very good for the new coach, John Conover. The team was made up of last year’s state singles champion, Al Goldstein, and Eddy Kantar, Stan Maisel, Ansel Gardner, Larry Covin, Harry Hainrich. and lack Fithian. Tennis Fir� t Row. Larry Coven, Eddy Kantar, Al Golditem, Larry Hamrick. Ansel Gardner. Second Row: James Carbon. Jack Fithian. Merle Charncy. Ted Stone. Raleigh Goldberg. Back Row: Leonard Feldman, Alvin GufTan, Howard Segal, Ronald Johnvon, Coach John Conover. 82 Hack Row: Coach lames Trcglawny, Rons Kumagi, Don Josephson, Ronald Schwartz, Warren Johnson. 1-orcn Shore, Charles Hiivala. Front Rmv: Dick Rain holt, Steve Hcsla, Chuck Lottus, D� rcn lloikka, Hob Olson, Dick Schultz. Baseball Coached by Jim Trcglawny, the 1949 Polar nine won second place in the Northwest Division of high school baseball. Some of last year's returning players were Loren Hoikka. Jim Knight, Bob Olson. Chuck Loftus, Dick Rain-bolt. and Steve Hcsla. New members on the team were Frank Marsalik. Chuck Hiivala, Dick Scholz, and Warren Johnson. Action vh'oti taken during the Marshal game - From Row: John Jenkins James Bohlcr, Martin Elmquist. Pete Budalc, Dmiglas Gillon. Second R nv: James Sicora. Joe Aubrecht, Del McKay, Ronald Johnson, William Sand-back. Third Row: Ouch John Conover, Dale F.ldrcd, Rudy Jenkins Daniel Bryant, Sheldon Wirt Sophomore Basketball The “B” squad, coached by John Conover, tied with Roosevelt and Southwest for first place with eight wins and two losses. Although North had the smallest team in the city, they successfully beat every team in the league except Washburn and Southwest. This is the third year of the round robin schedule for sophomores. The starting line-up was usually Jim Sicora and John Jenkins, forwards; Bill Sandback, center; Pete Bodale and Daniel Bryant, guards. The 1949 sophomore team was one of the best squads in recent years, stated John Conover. The season started out with North defeating South and West, and tying Roosevelt. The season ended with North losing to I lenry, and to Vocational by only one point. The team finished with a .500 per cent rating. Outstanding for the sophomore squad were Del McKay, Rudy Jenkins, and Bob Judge. The combined efforts of the team as a whole made this sophomore football season successful. Sophomore Football Row One: Sheldon Wirt, Lawrence Holmbcrg, Ronjld Shohe. David Simpson, Joe SiI j, Rudy Jenkins Ihll Sand kick, Martin Klmquist. Row Two: Lawrence Darsow, Bob Judge, Del McKay, Mike Levin, Pete Hadoli. Row Three: Jcrrold Markey, Mickey Bcarmon, Ashton Kirschbaum, Dale Eld red, Ronald Johnson, Donald Tuberman, Kenneth Helford, Eugene Sprinkcl. Row Four: John Conover, Richard Hansey, Frank Berman, Leonard Grouse, Rcrnic Milstcin. Gerald Ratinov, N'iIcs Bigelow, Donjld Andrews, Ted Dick, Elmer Kdlund. Front Row: Ed Quiring, Jerry Danilers, John Jenkins. Ronald Torp, Bill Jensen, Clilf Maritv, Duane Dahl, Clirf Fraser. Facing the camera .irr Janet Km rumen and Evelyn June . These girls arc engager! in a typical G.A.A. basketball game. The game was between two championship teams. Girls’ Sports Everything from eager basketball enthusiasts to excited cheerleaders is featured in the physical education department of North High. Mrs. Hank conducts the dance classes and is in charge of howling, golf, apparatus, and chccrlcading. Miss Johanson has the classes in sjx rts and has supervision of swimming, badminton, tennis, basketball, softball, and football. Students arc encouraged to avail themselves of the numerous activities which are sponsored by the department. Distinct efforts arc made by both Mrs. Bank and Miss Johanson to interest all students in the variety of outside sports activities. Doing one of their cheers arc our star cheerleaders. Top Row: Bob Ddvin. Second Row: Donna Christenson, and Miwako Nishimura. Third Row: Gwen Morrow, Gloria Erickson, and Carol Volkert. icly on .he flying '■ « s • Pictured above i� a typical modern dance scene. The girl arc doing a little limbering up before they proceed with their dance compositions. Sports Classes The purpose of the sports classes is to interest the girls in the various sports by acquainting them with the rules and preliminaries of the major sports. The girls greatly enjoy taking part in the games which arc offered. They also show their enthusiasm by attending the many intra-mural games in which North participates. Another very important factor evident in these classes is the sense of good sportsmanship, which is so necessary in the future of any citizen. Dance Classes In the dance classes at North High the girls not only acquire a good sense of rhythm, but arc also taught to be graceful. They become limber by doing everything from ordinary exercises to leaping bounds over the Hoor. As they become more advanced they begin to plan compositions in which they express a definite theme or emotion. In .1 typical apparatus das scene we find Barbara Nelton, laircc Brickman, and Dorothy McDonald holding on for dear life. Striking j typical modern dance |« e we we. Front Row: loan Rosenker, Barbara l.arscn. Second Row: Nancy Ranik, Donna |ohnw n. ami Marion Davis. Bonuses Summertime is coming and with it our manufactory is turning out another shipment of excellent finished products—the 1950 class. There have been many rough spots, as is true of any corporation, so it is with heartfelt gratitude that we express our appreciation to those who have smoothed out these spots by three happy years of processing. Before our manufactory can close for a vacation, credit must be paid to the many who aided in the production of this yearbook: 1 o the stall, which really did a grand job of getting the material in before deadlines came along; To Mrs. Estelle Knudsen, who devoted many hours to the stall work and who made this book possible; To Miss Alice Davidson, who made sure our writers dotted their i's and crossed their t’s; To Mr. Lloyd Rutgerson. who kept our record book of expenses straight; To Mr. Arthur Segal and Mrs. Lorraine Robertson, of the Bureau of Engraving, for their considerate aid and suggestions; To Mr. Walter Schmidt, Mr. George Nordwall, and the entire staff of the Augsburg Publishing House for their excellent work anti fine co-operation; To Mr. David Bank, of Bank Studio, for his endless efforts to obtain complete photocoverage of school activities. To the patrons for their loyal support; To the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for the pictures they permitted us to use. We also wish to extend our thanks to the faculty and students of North High for their cooperation and support of our annual which is a pictorial account of three wonderful and productive years. SENIOR CLASS STOCKHOLDERS Desnick Brothers' Pharmacy H and S Delicatessen Scott Store Inc. David Bank Studio Mr. Ben Cohen Mr. Ormie Gold Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kaufman Dr. and Mrs. Hilbert Mark Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mirviss Mr. H. Rigali INDEX Aaron. Sylvia 20 Abraham, Jean 48 Abrahamsnn, Sandra 20 63 Abramovitch, Well 48 Abrams, Bruce 44 62 Abrams. Maxine 44 Abramson, Renee 20 Ackerberg, Robert 48 Adair, Richard 20 60 Adams, Dolores 20 Aokins, Wallace 48 Aich, Jeanne 44 63 Albrecht, Rosemary 20 60 Alch, Robert 44 Alexson, Simon 20 Allmon, JoAnne 20 41 59 Alltnon. John 48 Altmcvcr, Charles 44 Amundson. Robert 44 60 Andersen, Barbara 20 Anderson, Arthur 20 Anderson. Arthur L. 44 Anderson, Carol 51 Anderson, Carole 48 62 Anderson, Clarice 44 57 59 63 Anderson, Clyde 48 Anderson, Earl 48 Anderson, Eileen 44 Anderson, Ernest 58 Anderson, Florence 44 63 Anderson. Cordon 44 Anderson. Harold 20 Anderson. Janice 48 Anderson. Jean 20 56 64 Anderson, Jeanne 20 Anderson, Jerome 20 Anderson, Joan 44 57 61 Anderson, Margie 48 Anderson, Marlene 48 Anderson. Patti 44 63 Anderson, Robert 44 Anderson. Robert O. 22 Anderson, Sharon 48 Anderson, Vernon 48 Anderson. Warren 44 Anderson, William 20 Anderson, William Jr. 7 20 40 60 Andren, Barbara 44 Andrews, Carol 48 Andrews, Donah! 7 48 Andrlc, Shirley 20 41 56 61 Andryski, Edward 48 Anglin, Marie 48 Aprea, Joan 48 Aprea, Joyce 48 Armc. Joyce 20 rmcl, Marlene 44 Arndt. James 44 Arnold, Louise 7 20 Arolin. Luclla 48 Aron, Janet 20 Aronsohn, Donald 48 Ash, Stanley 48 Askanass. Norma 20 Atlas, Mvlcs 48 Atlas, Nancy 20 Aumock. Elinor 20 Aurnock, Joyce 48 Ay 1 ward. Diane 59 Bach, Lawrence 48 Rachmayer, Kathleen 48 61 63 Backmann, Alice 48 Badali, Peter 48 Bachr, Michael 48 Bachr, Wolfgang 2(1 Hajari, Virginia 48 Baird, David 48 Baker, Donna 49 Baker, Mary 51 Baker, Virginia 20 Balfour. Ida 20 40 Banik, Nancy 44 84 Hanwcll. Jerry 21 Baran, Jim 58 Baran. Lorcc 48 Bark, Beverly 48 Barnette, I larry 21 Barry, Donna 44 Barthcl, Joanne 44 Bartlett, Edward 48 Bartlett, Marilyn 44 Baum, Walter 44 Beal, Jennifer 21 56 64 Bean, Dorothy 48 Bcarman, Michael 51 Bcarmon, Lee 7 21 41 57 62 64 Beasley, John 21 70 Beastrom, Jerome 51 Beck, Gary 51 Beebe, Dorothy 7 44 Beebe, Tim 45 Begin, Donna Mac 48 Belford, Kenneth 48 Bell, Martin 21 Bellman, Barbara 48 Bellows, Margaret 44 Henford, Odell 44 Hertford, Rosemary 48 Benjamin, Elaine 48 Bennett. Slavia 48 62 Bennyhoff. Barbara 21 Benson, Burton 48 Benson, (Hendon 21 41 60 61 Benson, Lorraine 48 Benson, Richard 21 Benson. Shirley 48 Bentley, Joan 21 Berg, Welle 48 Berg, Richard 21 Berinc. Barbara 48 Berman, Frank 48 Berman, Rhoda 21 Bern hagen, Charles 48 Bernhardt, Don 48 Bernhardt, Jane 48 Berry, Jane 44 Berry, John 48 Berry, Thomas 50 Berry, Vernon 59 Besner, Sheldon 21 Bethke, Jack 44 Bcug, Phyllis 63 Bevacco, Charles 21 41 Beyer, Roger 48 Bialick, Louis 21 Bkkncll, Jean 48 Hickncll, Joanne 48 Bigelow, Niles 48 Bird. Robert 21 Bjork, Cynthia 44 Blakcborough, Colleen 48 Blackwell, Dale 21 41 60 61 Blackwell, Paul 58 Blaisdell, Beverly 21 40 63 Hlochcr. Allen 21 58 Bloom, Audrey 21 63 Bloom, Lois 48 63 Bloom, Peeler 51 Bloom, Sheldon 21 7(1 Blumberg, Charlene 21 Blumbcrg, Paul 48 Bodin, Alvin 21 Hodin. Joann 48 Boe, Barbara 7 48 59 62 Boctiigheimcr, Joan 46 59 Boeyc, Clyde 44 Hofferding, Barbara 51 Hofferding, Lois 21 Hogema. Richard 21 Kohler, James 51 Bones, Clyde 44 Holmgren. Charles 21 40 63 Bonne, Edna 44 Horten, Clarence 4.8 Bork, Geraldine 21 Hosak. Elaine 44 Bowman, Tom 21 Box. Edna 22 Brabcc, Mary 44 Braden, Clyde 44 Bradford, Jeanne 46 63 Brandt. Mary 22 Brandvig,Gerald 44 Brantner, Gloria 22 Bredcsen, Richard 7 22 41 58 60 Breeden, James 58 Breedlove, Mary 44 Breen. Barbara 44 60 Brciwick, Clifford 60 Hrciwick. Eloisc 22 59 Brekke, Shirley 22 60 Brcncs, Mervyn 44 Brennan, Mary 48 Hretz, Marjorie 44 Brickman, la rcc 62 84 Brier, Marjorie 44 Brinkman, Carol 44 Bromberg, Cecilc 48 Bronsticn, Gerald 22 55 57 Brost, Beverly 44 Broude, Marlene 22 61 63 Brown, Janet 7 44 Brown, William 50 Bruch, Ronald 22 57 60 88 Bryant. Daniel 51 Budenski, Iva Lou 22 Budenski, June 22 Bukstcin, Donald 48 Bulgatz, Arlene 48 62 Bundy, Nancy 48 Buranen. Audrey dd Burgess. Theresa dd 61 Burg. Phyliss, dd Burk. Janice 22 62 63 Burlingame, Annette d8 Burnett, Bob dd 60 Burnos, Charlotte d8 Burns. Patricia dd 63 Hurstem, Stanley dd Buss, Gayle dd Buss. Wcslic d8 Butt, Ruth 51 Cabot. Joan dS Callahan. Margaret dd Callan, Pat 22 Cullman, Patricia 22 Cameron, Charles dd Cameron, Don 22 60 Canis, Marjorie 22 dl Cannon, John d8 Caoucltc, Douglas d8 Carlson, Adclc 22 Carlson, Geraldine 22 Carlson, Gloria 51 Carlson, James dd Carlson, Kaye 22 Carlson, Ij Verne 22 Carlson, Marilyn 22 Carlson, Marion 7 22 5d Oirlson, Nancec 51 Carlson. Ralph 51 Carlson, Robert dd Carlson, Roger 22 60 (barter, John 7 62 Casey, James 22 60 Catcher, David 22 Catcher, Sally d8 Catlett, Beverly d8 Catt, Bonnie d 8 Cehallos, Louis 22 Chapman. Harold 22 Chapman, James 22 Chapman, Sharon 48 Charncy, Merle 23 Charon. Joan d8 61 Chazankin, Myra dd Chemrinow, Marilyn 23 63 Chester, David d8 Chessen, Erwin 23 Chevalier, Donna dd Chouinard, Elaine dd Chouinard, Richard dO Chreiman, Marjery 23 63 Christenson, Donna 23 59 S3 Christenson, Georgia 23 Christensen, Phyllis d8 Christoph erson, Marilyn 7 23 63 Cisco, Rita dd Clark. Patricia 51 Claude, Marilyn 62 Chouticr, Fred d5 Cohen, Elaine 23 61 63 Cohen. Harriet 23 57 64 Cohen, Kaye d8 Cole, Ida d8 Cole, Irene 23 Cole, June 23 (adehank, Margaret d8 59 Colvcr, Margaret 23 (3onlin. Anne d6 Conlin, Donald 23 5d Copperman, Rhea dd 63 Corba, Mary Ann dd 59 63 Covin, Larry dd 62 Cram, Donna d8 Crosby, Patricia 57 Curran, Jean 48 Curtiss, James 23 Cutter, Joan dd Dahl, Audrcc 7 d8 62 Dahl, Dick 7 Dahl. Duane d8 Dahl, Gloria 23 Dahl. Joanne dd 62 Dahl, Marly 23 64 Daley, Ronald 23 Daniels, Dennis dd Daniels, Larry dd Danielson, Betty Jane d8 Danielson, Mary Lou dd 59 Darsow, James d8 Davidson, Robert 58 Davis, Bessie 23 61 Davis, June 7 48 Davis, Karl 48 Davis, Marion dd 84 Davis. Richard 23 40 54 56 57 61 Dasvley. Carol 48 Dcadrich, Patricia dd Dean, Roland 23 60 I cchainc. Robert 23 1 cchtcr, Joyce 51 63 DeCotse, Eleanor 48 57 59 Dchn, Kathryn 48 Dchn, Patricia 48 Dclvin, Robert 23 41 60 83 Demrv, William 50 DeMann, Michael 23 54 Deranian, Rove 45 Dick, Helen 7 45 59 63 Dick, Theodore 48 Dicbold, Laura 46 Dicderichs, Betty 23 I)iedcrichs, Carol 48 Dietrich, Fred 48 Dietz, Patricia 48 60 Dillard, Villanova 45 63 Dingman, Ann 23 Ditschler, Joseph 48 Dobmeyer, Yvonne 48 Doerr, Audrey 48 Doerr, Dennis 23 Doherty, lairetta 48 Dolan. John 45 Dolf, l-alvthe 45 63 Dols, Bernard 48 Donahue, Carol 48 DorfT, Helen 48 Dorn, Esther 23 Dotseth, Robert 48 Downing, Tom 24 60 Draxten, Gerald 45 Driscoll, William dd DuBois, Eileen 48 DuChcnc, Jeanette 48 DuFrenc, Robert 48 Dunfee, James dd Dunfec, Virginia 45 Dunleavy, Marion 45 Duwenhuegger, Marvin 24 Dwyer, Jean 45 Dye, Joan 24 Dyson, Patricia 45 59 63 Easter, Marvin 47 Eastman, Greta 45 Ebel, Mary 48 Ebert, Donna 45 Edholm, Faith 48 Edholm, Georgic 45 Edvtrom, Iu is 48 Egan, Kenneth 24 Eichman, Clarence 24 Eidc, Roger 24 Kldred, Dale 48 Elftman, Carole 45 Elliott, Darlene 24 62 Ellison, James 24 48 60 Elman, Millicent 48 Elmquist, Martin 48 El well, Bettilou 48 Emgal, Harriet 24 Engelc, Lorraine 47 Engle, Fred 51 F.nglund, Delores 48 Erickson, Allen 24 Erickson, Delores 48 Erickson, Eleanor 51 Erickson, Gloria 24 41 56 83 Erickson, Jack 45 Erickson, Richard 49 Erko. Helen 49 Ester, Janet 49 Espewsen. Shirley 49 Essen, Joyce 24 63 Eurist, Sandra 45 Evans, Audrey 45 60 Evans. Richard 49 Evers. Dorothy 7 24 Ewald, Barbara 49 F.wald, Leslie 24 Feetzo, Sonya 45 Feldman, l.conard 24 Feldman, Sheldon 45 Ferrera. Angeline 24 41 55 Fes ig, Charles 45 Field, Sally 24 Fields, Robert 51 Filerman, Lee 24 61 62 Fink, Alvin 45 Fink, Richard 45 Finkclson, Gary 49 Finkclstcin, Jerry 24 Finkclstcin, Rluxla 24 41 63 Finn,Joan 45 59 Fish, Roger 49 Fishbein, Edythe 24 57 Fisher, Jean 45 Fishman, Doris 45 Fithian, Jack 49 Fitzsimmons, Richard 49 FJcishcr, Carol 45 Flam. Harvey 45 59 Flynn, Daniel 45 Forarc, Carole 24 59 Forare, Stanley 49 Ford, Judith 48 Forsman, Elay nc 7 45 Fowler, Ruth 24 56 Fox, Beverly 45 Fox. Geraldine 24 40 56 64 Frank. Charlotte 49 62 Frank. Mason 51 62 Frantzich, William 24 39 Fraser, Cliff 49 Frederick, Yvonne 24 Freeman. Shirley 25 Fricdrll, Peggy 49 Fricdland, Judith 24 40 61 63 Friedman, Charles 51 Friedman, Elaine 24 Friedman, Michael 49 Frochling, Donna Rae 45 Froemming, Marian 25 Futchcr, John 25 Fylc. Li Vonne 51 Gagne. Catherine 49 Gaines, Franklin 25 Galbraith, Aldeti 45 Gall. Carol 51 Gallion, Phillip 58 Garbina, Betty 25 Gardner, Ansel 25 Gardner, Paul 49 Garelick. Donald 49 Gariield. Arlene 45 Garret, Yvonne 25 Garvey, Ronald 49 Gavren, Myron 25 Gebro, Mary 47 61 (Jeer, Mary Ann 49 62 Geisthardt, Beverly 25 61 Gclschus, Alvin 49 Gcretz, Jack 45 Gerold, Caroline 7 25 60 Geske. Merle 44 Geyen, Helen 25 (biddings. Charlotte 51 Giddings, Rachel 25 40 Gierke. Betty 51 Gifts, Stanley 49 Gilbert, Benita 49 Gillen. Douglas 49 Gihtvik. Robert 45 Gitelman, Delores 25 41 63 64 Gleason. Katherine 25 Gaetz, George 44 62 Goldberg. Raleigh 25 55 56 62 64 Goldberg, Vicki 51 Golden. Ruthie 51 Goldcnberg, Howard 51 Goldcnbcrg, Louise 46 Goldfu.o, Don 45 Goldie, Sheldon 51 Goldman. Michael 58 61 Goldman, Sybil 45 62 63 Goldncr, Norman 45 Goldsman, Tanya 25 55 Goldsmith, Lola 45 Goldstein, Alan 25 55 Goldvarg, Philip 51 Golob, Eileen 45 Gomez, Roman 25 Gonior, Thomas 25 Goodman. Sondra 51 Goodrick. Robert 45 Gordon, Beverly 25 Gordon, Sharon 51 Goren, Janet 25 Goren, Ronald 51 Gottstcin, Corrine 45 61 Goulin, Annette 25 Graack, Laurel 45 Grady, Thomas 48 Graff. Eldora 25 Graff. Mary 51 Granning, Lois 45 Grapentin, Delores 51 Gray. Luclla 25 Green, Charlotte 51 Greenberg, Alan 27 Greenberg, Kenneth 25 Greenberg, Philip 51 Greenberg, Roberta 45 63 Greene, Sharon 45 63 Gregersen, Kenneth 51 Griffith, Judith 62 Groenkc, Joel 51 Groll. Larry 25 Grossman. Irving 25 55 Grouse, Leonard 51 Grove, I Icnry 25 64 Gruenhagen, Richard 51 Gruidl, William 25 Gubman, Beatrice 45 Gutfan, Alvin 26 40 62 Gunstenson, Erlyss 51 Gunther, Delores 51 Gust. Joanne 51 Gustafson, Charles 26 Guzy, Beverly 50 Guzy, Patricia 45 Haagenson, Robert 51 Haapala, Joanne 45 Haavala, Henry 51 Haberman, Maureen 47 I fable, George 26 Haggstrom, William 45 Hagl in, Dolores 26 40 56 64 Hahn.Gerahl 51 Haines, Carol 51 62 Hainrick, Larry 26 Hakarin, Marion 45 59 Haley, Lois 50 Hall, Jim 45 Hall. Rosemary 51 Hallftn, Sharon 45 Hallorn, Donna 26 41 63 I lamberg, Jerry 51 Hammarstedt, Donna 45 Hammerlund, Helen 26 Hanlon. Arlene 45 Hanlon, Sharon 26 64 I lanscy, Betty 26 Hanscy, Richard 7 51 Hannan, Anne 45 Hanson, Doris 45 63 Ilanson, Edward 45 Hanson, Gilbert 51 1 lanson. Marjorie 26 60 Hanson, Phyliss 26 Hansen. Roger 26 Hansen, William 51 I iansrude, Helen 44 Harlan, Dennis 26 Harley, Roy 48 1 larlow, Jacquelyn 45 Harmon, Joyce 26 Harris, Dale 7 26 41 Hartlagc, Julianne 26 Hartwell, Thcron 51 I laskcll. Ronald 45 Haskoritz, Shirley 51 I lavse. Darlene 26 Hauge, Marvin 26 Hauser, Phillip 26 Hawkins, Elizabeth 26 60 I fayes, Charles 26 Hayes, Dorothy 26 I layes, Rachel Ann 48 Hayes, William 51 I Iayncs, Donna Lee 41 I Italy. Marilyn 51 I ledquist, Marlene 51 Hcgcrlc, Joyce 49 Heifetz, Raoul 26 59 Hclbcr, Marilyn 7 45 Heiberg, Marilyn 45 63 Held, Jack 26 40 Heller, Margaret 45 Herman. Elinor 45 1 Icnsev, Betty 26 Herman, Harvey 26 I ierrmann, Fritz 59 Hcrstcin, Don 27 Heiuth, Connie 51 Heruth, Gerald 27 Hesla, Stephen 27 39 56 64 I fettle, Robert 44 Hiivala, Charles 46 Hildrn, Alice 49 Hilden, Genevieve 27 Hilger, Arnold 46 Hill, Dean 46 Hirsch, Edward 46 I lirsch, Phyliss 46 I lirsch, Sharline 46 Hoberman, Barbara 46 Hodge, Carol 27 I lodge. Madonna 49 Hoffman, Bernice 27 63 I logan, Elaine 46 Hogan, Julane 27 54 59 I lohler, Barbara 51 62 Holder, Nancy 58 Hoikka, Ix rcn 27 Holland. Betty 58 59 I lolmberg. Dimple 51 I lolmberg, Lawrence 51 Holmquist, Betty 49 I lolmquist, Joy 27 I lolt. Joanne 46 I lolznagel, Wallace 49 90 I lope, Willard 49 Horniuml, Ruth 49 I lorsch, Edith 46 11orton, Hetty 27 Morwitz, Barbara 27 I louse. Lloyd 27 Howard, Delons 27 Howard. Kenneth 46 Hugdahl, Donald 46 1 lughes. Donald 46 I luinphrey, Barbara 49 I luotari. Irene 27 Hyman. Arlene 49 63 Hymes, Harvey 49 Hyscr, Thomas 49 In vie, Irene SI S3 Invic. La Dcs 49 _ Isaacs. William 27 Itinao, William 27 I s ens. Diane 51 Iverson, Doris 51 Iverson, William 46 Jackson. Jim 46 Jackson, Larry 49 Jackson, Shirley 49 Jacobs. Bette 46 Jacobsen, Alice 49 Jacobson, Audrey 27 63 Jacobson, Darlecn 49 Jacobson, Dorothy 5(1 Jacobson, Mary l,cc 27 57 64 Jacques, Jacqueline 49 Jacques, William 27 Javinsky, Evelyn 49 62 Javinsky, Mclvyn 49 Jempsa, Lillian 46 61 Jenista, Donna 49 Jenkins. John 51 Jenkins, Rudy 49 Jensen. Dclmar 49 Jensen Marlys 49 Jenson, William 49 let, Wallace 49 Johnson, Betty 46 Johnson, Don 27 61 Johnson, Donna A. 27 84 Johnson, Donna M. 27 59 Johnson. Elaine 46 Johnson, Eleanor 27 Johnson. Gloria 27 Johnson, Janet 46 Johnson. Jeannette 49 Johnson, Joan 7 Johnson, Kenneth 49 Johnson, Lynn 46 Johnson, Norma 51 Johnson, Marlys 46 59 Johnson, Marjorie 27 40 59 Johnson, Mary 30 Johnson. Paul 49 Johnson. Richard 27 Johnson. Ronald I). 27 Johnson, Ronald A. 49 Johnson, Ronald W. 50 60 Johnson, Roy 49 Johnson, Sharee 49 Johnson, Sally 46 Johnson, Thomas 47 Johnson, Warren 7 46 60 Johnston. James 49 Jones, Evelyn 28 39 56 83 Jones, (Jeraldinc 51 Jordheim, Dewanc 47 Jorgenson, Mama 28 59 Joseph, Irving 28 Josephson, Donald 46 Judge, Robert 51 Julian. John 28 Julkowski, Bernard 28 Julkowski. Robert 49 Juntunen, Harold 49 Juslcr. Marjorie 51 57 Kahn, Hcrschcl 49 Kaiser, Eileen 51 Kani.i, Frances 51 Kantar, Anita 45 Kantar, Eddie 28 Kaplan. Judith 49 61 Kar.sh, I larrv 46 Kasdan, Shirley 7 28 41 Kassler, Elaine 28 57 Kaizovitz, Frank 28 Kaufman, Bonnie 28 41 56 57 64 Kaufmann. Doreen 51 Kaufinann. Gloria 45 Keech, Larry 45 Kelley, Joyce 49 Kclman, Harvey 49 Kenton, Donald 49 Kenton, Mildred 28 59 63 Kcran, Michael 28 Kilho, Marvin 45 King, Ted 45 60 King, Patricia 49 Kinnunrn, Janet 28 83 Kipcrstcin, Ryvcllc 45 63 Kirshbaum, Ashton 49 Kirschner, Gloria 28 41 62 Kirschner, Robert 28 Kittock, Germaine 28 Kicnaas, Carol 48 Kluers, Michael 47 Klein, Lloyd 49 62 Klcmpke, Betty 45 Klevcn, Joy 28 Klicl, Virginia 45 Klostcr. Jim 49 K luster, Joe 28 Knapp, Joyce 28 60 Knight, Jim 28 54 60 Knight, Patricia 51 Knoll, Margaret 28 61 Knowlcn, Marilyn 28 64 Knudson, Jeanninc 7 Kocher, Audrey 28 60 62 64 Kohn, Molly 28 Kolkind, Richard 49 Koltcs, Arlene 45 60 Koniar, Donna 28 Konnad, Marlene 45 Koritz, Murray 51 Kormanik, Jeanne 51 Kottke. Robert 28 II 60 64 Kowalczyk. Raymond 45 Kraft, Virginia 28 59 64 Kragh, Diane 49 Kranc, Joyce 45 Kranz. Charles 49 Krause, lJatncia 45 63 Kreger, Vera 29 Kner, Audrey 29 59 Krier, Roger 49 Kricr, Virginia 29 Krietzman, Donald 29 Krictzman, Ruth 49 Krone, Gloria 29 Kroon, Dorothy 29 55 59 Kroon, Ruby 62 Krueger, Carol 51 Kubou. Herman 45 Kugcl, Robert 49 Kugel, Marguerite 29 63 Kuka, Alice 29 Kuller, Larry 29 58 61 Kumagi, Ross 29 Kverncss. Jill 45 La Beaux, Charles 29 41 60 64 Lamb, Evonne 29 Linger, Marlene 62 l ingfus, Marilyn 46 Lmgums, Mary 29 I-a Qua, Mary Ellen 29 Larkin, Robert 49 Larsen, Barbara 46 59 61 62 82 84 Larsen, George 50 Larson, Curtiss 29 Larson, Doris 50 Lirson, Diane 50 Larson, Elaine 29 59 Larson, Floyd 29 Larson. Kenneth 50 I .arson. Paul 46 Larson, Phillip 29 lairson. Rollic 29 40 Larson, Theodore 29 laisman, Leonard 50 Laurent. Beverly 29 59 60 laiurcnt, Elaine 48 60 l-cadcr, lairry 58 Lcar.Rcva29 63 LcHarron. Jerome 50 ladiowskc, Bonnie 46 63 lardding, Richard 29 60 larder, Leonard 29 41 Lccson. Charlotte 51 62 Lehman. Bcttic 50 IzMiikc, Richard 50 Lenske, Charlene 62 63 Leonard, Dennis 50 Lerner, Harry 50 Levcnth.il, Seymour 46 larvin. Lesser 29 Levin, Michael 7 29 Levin. Myron 50 Levin, Sheldon 46 Levine, Renee 63 Lifson, Maureen 46 63 Lilia. Marvin 50 Lind, Dean 46 Lindala, Joan 50 I.indgrcn, Eugene 46 60 I.indscv, Lewis 50 Lnik. Horabcllc 29 56 91 L nn, Dolores 61 Livingston, Patricia 29 55 56 59 61 64 Li von, Marshall 51 Liychik, Michael 29 Liychik, Virginia 50 59 Lobcjko, Louis 29 60 Locke. Maureen 50 1-ockcn, Janet 50 Lockwood. Donna 7 -46 63 la ftus, Charles 30 Loiva, Stanley 30 Loken, Kikn 30 41 55 Loken, Jean 50 Lorentz, Margaret 50 Lotz, Lianc 46 Lovejoy, Zita 60 Luce. Joanne 50 Ludtkc, James 30 Lundby, Harold 30 40 Lundgren, Gary 50 Lundgren. Joyce 7 30 Lundgren, Judith 46 57 Lundgren, LcRoy 50 Lunke, Shirley 46 57 Lunow, Arthur 60 Lunzer; Don 30 Lurie, Ruthie 63 Lyons, Jackie 50 Lwang, Esther 30 Maas. John 50 Mac Donald, Dorothy 84 Mackey, Jcrrold 50 Mac Lennan, Frances 30 Mac Lennan. Gary 47 Maiscl. Stanley 30 41 55 62 64 Malmbcrg, Allan 47 Malmherg, Ralph 50 Manes, Jerome 50 Manning. DcLoris 50 Manthey, Ia is 50 Marcovitz, Howard 47 Marcus. Shirley 50 61 63 Margohs, Herbert 47 Margolis, Reva 57 Marg ilis, Sharon 30 Margulas, Rivia 50 Margulis, Geraldine 30 Marity, Clifford 50 Mark, Marian 30 55 63 Marszalch, Frank 46 Martin. Betty Lou 50 Marvsionc, Donald 44 Marystonc, Norma 44 Marxen, Leo 50 Mast-line, Shirley 47 Mather, Patricia 30 Matson, John 30 Matt. Margaret 47 Mattenson, Markham 5(1 Mattson, Jeanette 30 39 56 64 Mattson. Mary 50 McAllister, Gienn 47 McAllister, James 30 McOillough, Shirlcv 50 62 McCormick, Fred 7 30 39 56 60 64 McConnell, Janis 30 McDaniels, Richard 50 McDonough, Peter 47 McFall, Sharon 50 Me Gilhvray, Nellie 30 62 Me Gillivray, Sharon 50 McKay, Franklin 50 McLaughlin, Robert 45 Meade, Florance 30 Meade, Wesley 47 60 Medal, Hinda 47 Meier, Douglas 47 Melin, Marilyn 50 62 Melnarik, Naomi 47 Mclnarik. Richard 30 Mcngclkoch. Mary 58 63 Mcrcicr. Gerald 50 Merrier, Leo 30 Meshbesher, Ronald 47 Mcslcr, Jean 46 Mctsola, Margie 50 Meyers, Douclas 30 Meyers, Marilou 30 61 Michels, Patricia 50 Michlin, Allen 30 Mickclson, Phyliss 47 Mtckiin. Veron 50 Miller, Carmella 50 Miller, Harold 45 Miller, Lois 47 Miller, Marilyn F. 30 Miller, Marilyn J. 30 Miller. Onamia 50 Milstcin. Bernie 51 Milton. Luclla 47 Mirviss, Lewis 51 Mirviss, Marcia 31 55 56 61 64 Mitchell, Arlene 31 Molicrg, Gerald 31 Mondshane, Gcrold 31 Morueth, Marion 7 31 41 Moore, JoAnne 50 Morris, Franklin 50 Morrison, Donald 50 Morrison, Marilyn 31 Morrissey. Joyce 31 41 59 Morrow, Gwendolyn 31 55 Morrow, Marilyn 31 Moser, I )ianc 31 64 Moser, Ingrid 50 Mueller, Elroy 31 Murray, Ardis 31 59 60 Mutcovitz, Sylvia 31 Muscnhrock, Myrna 49 Myers, I I.irrict 31 Myhrc, Margaret 49 Myles, Loi'31 55 Nack, Ray 47 Nagle, Edward 47 Ncimark. Lawrence 51 Nelson, Barbara 50 82 84 Nelson, Duane 31 Nelson. Joan M. 50 Nelson, Lynn 47 Nelson, Marlene 50 Nelson, Mary 31 Nelson, Mavnard 31 Nelson. Paul 50 Ness, Joan 31 63 Ncticrwall. Larry 7 Ncunsinger, Thomas 50 59 Neva, Ronald 50 Neviasky. Marcella 51 62 Newton, Joyce 47 Niccum, Ronald 31 Nicholas, Patricia 31 59 Nichols, James 50 Niebcrgall, Rosemary 31 Niman. Marilyn 51 62 Nishimura, Miwako 31 83 Nolting, Carol 31 Nord, Phyliss 31 60 Norgren, Ramona 31 41 Norman, Lois 31 55 59 64 North, Donald 50 64 Note, Veronica 47 57 61 Nyquist, (airol 62 Nyquist, Catharine 47 62 OBerg, Florence 32 Obcrinollcr, Joyce 50 O'Brien, Dorothy 32 59 O'Brien, Joan 32 Oden, Toya 47 Ogle, Richard 50 ' O'Harc. Marv 50 Ole . Merle 47 Olin, Carol 50 Ollankcto, Lucille 32 Olsen, Elaine 32 Olsen, Muriel 50 Olsen, Thomas 50 Olson, Carol 47 Olson, Constance 47 Olson, Don 47 Olson, Duane 50 Olson, Gerald 50 Olson. John 47 Olson, June 47 60 Olson, I.ois 32 Olson. Robert 47 Olstad, Jeanne 47 57 59 Olvig, Joan 44 Orensten, I lenry 50 Orensten. Michael 32 Orinsticn, Ronald 32 On, Bernetta 32 Osborn, llicnc 32 Osquist, Dwight 50 Ostrom, Carol 50 Ostrow, Alvin 47 60 Otis, Harlow 32 58 62 Ottney, Phillip 32 Owens, Incs 32 Pajari, Ruth 32 Paletz, l eonard 50 Palm. Beverly 50 Palmer, Bernard 32 60 Partin, Lucille 50 Pass, Phyliss 47 62 Passenheim, Marlene 32 61 Patrek, Marlys 32 Patrick, Janet 32 Patten. Beverly 50 Patten. Jean 47 Pauli, Bonnie 7 47 57 61 62 63 Paulsen. Ann 32 Paulson, Jacqueline 50 Paulson. I.uvcrnc 47 92 Paycl, Myron 33 Payne, Ervin 50 Pcarlman, Rochelle 51 Pearson, James 7 44 Pearson, Marlys 47 Pearson. Ronald 47 Pcntel, Clarice 51 62 Pcnteli, Marilyn 47 Percansky, Morton 51 Pcrcansky, Reva 32 Perrin, James 58 Perrin, Ruth 32 Person, Donald 32 Peters, Darlene 32 60 Peters, Lenorc 32 Petersen, Beverly 57 59 Petersen, Carolyn 50 Petersen, Robert 47 Peterson, Carol 47 57 59 61 63 Peterson, Jean 32 56 64 Peterson, Jane 32 56 64 Peterson, Louise 7 50 Peterson, Mark 50 Petnowski, Jim 46 Piaffe. Donald 32 41 64 Piaffe, William 47 60 Phillips, Beverly 33 59 60 Pichy. Irving 50 59 Picorc, Loretta 47 Pierson, Ernest 47 57 59 60 62 Pillola, Dorothy 33 Piispcntcn, Nancy 47 63 Pilgcr, James 50 Pinck, Dennis 51 Pitman. Rowcna 50 Plash, Tom 47 Pljtnick. Sandra 33 62 Platt. Sharon 50 Plowman, Marytou 33 Pondclis, John 33 Potvin. Howard 47 Pounder. William 7 47 60 Powell, Richard 51 Powers, Marlene 47 Prince, Dwayne 47 62 Przymus, Rosemarie 7 33 40 Pupcra, George 50 Quiring, Eilwaril 50 Rackner, Jacqueline 47 57 Rackner, Phyllis 50 Rackncr, Sylvia 51 Radcmachcr, Audrey 50 Rainbolt, Richard 47 Rakov, David 33 Rakov, Judith 50 62 Ranck, John 45 Randcll. John 33 39 60 Rankrim, Gerald 33 Ranke, Robert 33 Ran now, Robert 50 Rappaport, Etta 47 63 Ratinov, Gerald 50 Raum, Dick 33 Ravitz, Roxanna 50 Redburn, Albert 47 Rcdburn, Donna 44 Rcifcl, Arlene 33 40 62 63 64 Reilly, Lois 33 40 60 Reiser, Franklin 49 Reiser, Norma 50 Rciscrvitz, Lucille 62 Risgics, Elaine 44 Rcnstrom, Marilyn 50 Reno, Rodney 44 Rcskin. Pauline 50 Resnick, Harvey 51 Rcsscn. Jeanne 44 63 Reynolds, Bobby 44 Rice, Fly 50 Rice. Marjorie 33 59 Richman, Ik-rlc 44 Richter, Jerry 33 64 Richter, Lowleitc 33 Richter, Lyle 50 Ricker, Kathleen 47 Rickli, Dana 33 Rulglcy, Elinor 44 Riel, Thomas 33 Ring. James 41 Rivard, Ronald 51 Rivkin, Harmony 44 Rivkin, Sheldon 33 Roberts, Charles 7 50 Robins, Phillip 33 64 Robinson, Anna 33 63 Robinson, Joan 44 Robson, Sheridan 44 Rochct'ord, Tom 44 R � dccn, Marjorie 44 Rodich, Filmorc 33 40 56 62 Rodich, Harvey 50 Rogalski, Ia� rrainc 44 60 Roggcmann, I larrict 33 60 63 Rognas, I-cc 50 Rohlcdcr, Gerald 44 Roitcnbcrg. Irwin 45 Rollin, Edward 50 Rolph, Leigh 50 61 Romanchuk, Marilyn 33 60 63 Ronning, Marilyn 35 Rose, Barbara 33 41 61 Roscnbush, Audrac 45 Roscnficld, Ailccn 50 Roscnkcr, Emanuel 34 Roscnkcr, Joan 34 56 62 63 84 Rosenstcin, Hyman 47 Rosenthal. Aaron 47 Rosenthal, Barbara 33 Rosenzwcig, Gcrlad 45 57 61 62 Rosin, Warren 34 62 Roseff, Dean 45 Ross, Vernon 50 Rosso, Elizabeth 45 60 Kotondo, Mildred 64 Rowe, Jeannette 40 59 Rubcnstcin, Allen 34 Ruhrnstcin. Robert 34 Rubin, Jerry 34 Rucker, Sharon 46 Ruder, James 50 Runquist. Patricia 50 Russell, Robert 50 Kuttnan, Sandra 46 62 63 Ryan, Donna 46 60 Ryti. Doris 34 Saari, Arthur 34 Sabes, Bette 50 57 63 Sadloske, William 51 Sadoff, Beverly 34 Sadoff, Carole 34 Sadoff, Robert 50 59 Sallblad, Karl 46 Sampson, Arnold 34 Sandb.uk. William 51 Sand blade. Verna 34 Sandhotf, Dolores 34 Saposnik, Sam 34 Sass, Donald 7 46 60 Sandusky, Jack 51 Savitt, Jory 46 Savitt, Judith 34 62 Savitt, Leon 46 Sclickmann, Arthur 62 Schapiro, Robert 46 62 Schlcc, Tom 51 Schlctcr, John 50 Schluck, Gerald 50 Schmidt, Deane 46 Schmidt, Helen 50 Schmidt, Marie 55 Schmicgc, Patricia 34 Schmitz, Vermona 50 Schneider, James 50 Schneider, Jeanette 46 Schocn, Sylvia 46 Schocnzcit. Marshall 46 Scholz, Richard 46 Schug, John 46 Schultz, Deloris 49 Schultz, James 50 Schultz, Stanley 34 Schulz, William 58 Schupjsel, Darlene 46 60 Schuster, Kenneth 50 Schutta, Alvin 46 Schwalbe, Lloyd 34 Schwartz, David 34 Schwartz, I larrict 50 60 Schwartz, Irene 46 Schwartz, Jeanne 34 Schwartz, Ronjld 46 Schwartz, Sally 34 Schwartz, Sandra 46 63 Schweikert, Alro 46 60 Schsvitzky, Suz-anne 7 46 59 Scaberg, Gayle 51 Seamans, Arlene 46 57 Scavey, Gerald 34 58 Sederherg, Pcarlc 7 35 54 56 57 See, Vivian 35 59 Segal, Howard 7 51 Segal, Marilyn 35 Scgall, Lorraine 35 63 Scint, Charlcttc 46 Scklund, Barbara 50 59 Sclstad, Betty 50 61 Seltzer, Connie 50 Scrota, Geraldine 46 Scrota. Walter 35 Scrulnic, Rosclla 50 Shapiro, Edward 51 Shapiro, Fred 50 Shapiro. Myron 46 Shaver, Barbara 35 62 Shcctman, Warner 44 Sherman, Freddie 35 58 61 64 Sherman, Gloria 46 61 Sherr, Alan 46 62 Slunk. Simon 35 57 Shobc, Ronald 50 Shopek, Gloria 35 41 54 Shore, Marilyn 35 ShoMrom, Darrel 35 62 Shi agowitz, Esther 34 Shragowitz, Reva 34 Sicora. James 50 Siegel, Alan 51 Silbert, Lee 51 Silbert, Louise 35 59 Sillman. John 35 Silver, Harriet 35 64 Silverman, Hurt 35 Silverman, Daloris 35 Silverman, Gwymandra 46 Silverman. Howard 7 35 57 62 Silverman, Orlin 46 Simcoc, Jerry 35 Simms, Ravclla 47 Simonsen, James 35 Simon sen, Kenneth 50 Simpson, David 50 Sims, Janet 49 Singer, Gerald 46 Singleton. Bernice 46 Singleton, Marlene 50 Singleton, Stanley 35 Sizer, Beverly 35 Sjolic. Ann Mac 35 Skinner, Berm 35 60 Skochimki. Rosemarie 47 Slactcr.Gcnc 51 Slater, Harriet 50 Slo ak,Mary Ann 47 Smedberg, Marian 51) Smith, Charles 47 Smith, James 35 Smith, Jeaninne 50 59 Smith, Nancy 51 Smith, Patricia 35 54 59 Smith. Yvonne 35 Smolkin, Shirley 50 62 Snaza. Dorothy 35 Sna a, Marcella 36 Snider, Sally 50 Snyder, Nancy 50 Sodcrholm, Joan 46 63 Soderlund, Richard 50 Solherg, Marilyn 36 41 59 Solomon, Morton 36 45 Solomon, Stanley 36 Sorokurs, Stanley 36 70 Sower, Ruth 36 Spake, Joyce 36 Sperling, Phyllis 36 Sprague, Lail 50 Sprague. Norma 47 Sprinkcl. Eugene 50 Stanck, Shcrlcy 50 Starkman, Renne 36 57 Starmack, Ray 36 54 60 70 Stasson, Richard 47 Stead, Bob 36 Stein. Constance 36 59 Stcinc, Marlene 50 Stein, Paul 50 Steinke, LaVonne 36 Steman, Phyllis 36 59 Stillpas� , Tidanc 50 Stitzcl, Mary 55 59 62 Stone, Barbara 47 Stone, 1 lorry 36 Stone. Ted 36 41 55 62 64 Stotts, Donna 36 Strandmark, Carol 50 Streitman, Max 36 Strom, Keith 47 Stromberg, Carol 36 64 Stromsted, Barbaia 36 Stromsted, Theresa 47 Stubblefield. Richard 7 36 40 55 Stubenberg, Gerald 50 Stubcnl� crg, Joan 47 Stysel, Hetty 36 Sudit, Lee 36 Sudit, Lenora 36 Suhrbicr, Earl 36 Sullivan, Patricia 44 Svenning, Laurence 50 Swaiman, Lois 36 Swanson, John 51 Swanson, Joyce 49 Swanson, Lorraine 49 Swanson. Marilyn 36 41 59 Swanson. Nancy 47 Swanson. Tom 36 Swengston. Shirlcc 47 Swillcr, Suzanne 47 Sybrant, Nancy 49 Tarnowski, Stanley 47 Taylor, Raymond 37 Tenenbaum, Phillip 47 57 Theis, William 47 Thrist:, Harold 49 Tlicrcau, Beverly 37 Thomas, Patrick 37 Thome. Shirley 49 Thorson, Richarsl 47 Thyr, Joyce 48 'Pilsner. I larris 49 59 Tolkkincn. Paul 58 Toombs, Marlene 59 Torp, Ronald 49 60 Toutant, Richard 49 Tracy, I larmon 47 Trestman, Frank 51 Trestman, Harold 7 37 62 Troup, Phyllis 37 Tuberinan, Donald 51 Tupper, Myrna 49 62 Tupper, Susan 37 62 Turner. Shirley 58 61 Tyezynski, Beverly 49 Tyezynski. Nancy 37 Udell. Sally 47 Udison, Barbara 47 63 Uejima. Deni 58 59 Ulstrom, David 47 Ulstrorn. 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