North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

I t esents NORTH HIGH SCHOOL, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ALL THE,, WORLD'S fOREWORd A1 « _ t'Vn 1 7-1 l SZL 'yytjQ- All the world's a stage; and all the men and women merely players. We, the Seniors, are the players on the stage of North High School. When we first entered North as Sophomores, we were faced with the task of learning to play our parts. Throughout our three years of studying, we have broadened our horizons and have learned to understand the world around us. Through our participation in extracurricular activities, we have gained many friendships, and we have learned that cooperation is necessary to achieve results. By putting our knowledge to use, we have made North High School a living democracy. Now that we are entering upon a larger stage, we will try to use this knowledge in bettering the lot of all mankind. Program Directors 4 Stars . . . 16 Supporting Cast . . • • • • 42 Scenery 56 Publicity . 74 PRODUCERS Activities Editor Carol Haines Administration Editor Joan Charon Art Editor .. ... Joyce Aprea Boys' Sports Editor David Levy Business Manager Colleen Blakeborough Coordinating Editor Sharon Anderson Copy Editor Slavia Bennett Girls' Sports Editor Connie Heruth Photographic Editor Stanley Giffis Senior Editor Harriet Slater Underclass Editor ... Janot Esler A STAGE... FRCM SHAKESPEARE S AS YCU LIKE IT DIRECTORS ♦ All productions must have directors. Our directors are the principals, counselors, nurse, and teachers. They all work together and cooperate with each other to have a better and more finished production. Just as Shakespeare said, They have their exits and their entrances, the students come and go, but the directors remain for another production. 5 To the Members of the Class of Nineteen Fifty-Two: No doubt your regular class work has meant much to you. At North we have tried to be helpful to eacn of you in many other ways. Mindful that all the world is a stage' and realizing that each must play his part. we feel that it is necessary for all of us so to act that we may meet the approval of right thinking people. A mastery of facts alone is not enough. It has been our endeavor to help you realize that there is joy in work well done and that enjoyment stops where indolence begins. You have been taught that good morals and good manners will go far to enable you to play this leading role which you may seek. We hope that experience has taught you that courtesy pays and pays and that he who neglects it will lose and lose. Your school years should have taught you profitable and constructive ways in which to use your leisure time. Keeping up with your reading of books of other days as well as those of the present should challenge your interest. As you approach your graduation, we hope you have already realized that which was said long ago, Studies nourish youth,’ and as the years come and go, you will agree that they delight old age . . . they travel with us. Principal To the Graduates of 1952: Your yearbook s theme is an open challenge toward playing your part in the great drama of making a life. Each of you will be playing many parts during your cycle of varied experiences, and the entrances you make are all important. You must have the courage to go to the end of the road and not deviate into the detours. Be realistic to the fact that you must adjust to new circumstances and personalities. A person cannot be two things at the same time You cannot be honest and dishonest in one moment. You cannot be both generous and hard, malicious and kind, lovina and unloving. Act your true part. The human heart cannot happily exist without some great loyalty. Be not afraid to walk and live by faith and hope and love. Life asks so much from each of us and the demands are high. But we will never live greatly unless we have faith in the future, and walk and act the way God intended us to live. May each graduate share a good measure of success and joy from life’s experiences. To you, the seniors, we place our thoughts and our most sincere hopes as you now make a new entry on life’s stage. The Superintendent of Public Schools in Minneapolis is Mr. Rufus Putnam. He is the executive officer of the Board of Education, and of the Public Schools in the city. The Superintendent gives written recommendations to the Board or its committees on all school matters. He also makes reports on the general condition of the schools, with such recommendations for their improvement as require the action of the Board. Mr. Putnam also recommends to the Board for appointment, the various administrators, teachers and other employees. Viola Marti, the Counselor of Girls, is always busy helping the girls of North High. Miss Marti is the consultant for girls with problems concerning school work, programming studies, or personal lives. She aids the girls in their job relations, works with the Senior testing program, and arranges scholarships in addition to her other work. All students are welcome in the office of Mr. Anway, Counselor of Boys. There, one can find a vast amount of information on jobs and on new educational opportunities. Helping the boys of North High to further their vocational or educational plans is the most important part of his work. Mr. Anway also counsels boys on their personal problems. Rufuj Putnam, Superintendent of Schools Viola Marti and Joan Charon Lellwyn Anway and Eugene Sadoff When you're sick, or when you're well, our school nurse. Miss Dargay is interested in you. Checking students' eyes, teeth, and general health keeps Miss Dargay and her several assistants busy all day. The yearly TB X-rays are extra things she must do. The successful administration of the extensive clerical work of North High is done by the office staff. They keep the records, issue bulletins and announcements, work in the book room, and take care of the school’s financial records. Head clerk of the office staff is Mrs. Miller. Our school library is ably supervised by Miss Helen Ulvestad and Miss Louise Klohn, who are willing to assist students in every way. The library is equipped with a wide assortment of books, fiction, fact, pamphlets. magazines, and other information necessary for school work 8 Seen very little, but always ready to help, is our Visiting Teacher, Mrs. Martin. Students with family, school, or personal problems can be sure of Mrs. Martins willingness to help solve them. Many of the school clubs that wish to aid needy families work through our Visiting Teacher. This year the task of painting the interior of North High has been completed. To keep the building heated, in good repair, neat, and clean, we have a maintenance Staff composed of janitors and engineers. Mr. Ready is the Chief Engineer and directs all of this work. The noon lunches for our school cafeteria are prepared by the Lunchroom Staff, under Mrs. Claussen. In cooperation with the Board of Education proqram. a variety of hot and cold lunches is prepared daily for all the students. Noon meals for the teachers, to be eaten in the Teachers’ Lunchroom, are also prepared by the staff. 9 Hom r F«fi«r John Jacob' Wnltor Kl«utl«r Howard Nonow Richard Smith Edward Soltyi Mary Raa Joiophton Attrid Johansen Martin Kannady lewis Burnett SPORTS Boys and girls can find sports activities to suit their interests in the North High School sports program. In addition to the traditional boys sports such as football, basketball, apparatus, etc., fancy skating, golf, and modern dance have been added to the girls sport program. INDUSTRIAL ART Architectural Drawing, Machine Shop. Metals, Auto Shop, and Cabinet Making are the classes offered in the Industrial Art Department. These courses give valuable aid in preparing boys for the more technical jobs and vocations after graduation. HOME ECONOMICS Sewing and cooking are the two courses offered in the Home Economics Department. These subjects prepare girls for jobs of different types, homemaking, and marriage after graduation. 10 Hilda Blcssin Ethol Criffondon Alice Davidson Paulino Farseth Marian Gould ENGLISH English is the basis of all school work. The English department strives to give an understanding and appreciation of literature to all pupils. Second only to the literature is the study of the language arts which enables students to express themselves more easily. Caroline Horsch Frank Johnson Lloyd Rutgtrson S«mu«l Parrin Wilbur Palm Mathilda Krafting Alfred Chrlitopharion Charlat Smart Jotaph Brom Mildred Clarla Elmer Edlund Herrief Medigen Kenneth Spaulding SCIENCE Botany. Biology. Physics, Chemistry, and Greenhouse Practice are offered in the Science Department. These interesting subjects give students a better understanding of life's processes in today's world, and a foundation for a scientific career. MATHEMATICS The subjects offered in the high school math department, such as Algebra. Geometry, and Trigonometry, not only prepare students for college worlc. but also have much value in furthering the reasoning power of those pupils who study mathematics. 12 Chariot Addington Clive Cleary Edana Connort John Conover SOCIAL STUDIES United States History and Modern Problems are required subjects in eleventh ana twelfth grades. Together with World History they help pupils take an interest in world problems by studying how these problems were solved in years gone by. LANGUAGES Mrs. Lucy Edqulst Kopplo Friedman George Jenten Roy Jenny James Treglawny To strengthen our bonds with our neighboring countries we must know their languages. German. Spanish, and Norse are taught at North. Studying foreign languages give students great insight into the lives and social conditions of other countries. 13 Agnes Larschan Myrtle Larson Carl Larson Edgar Kast Mrs. Elvo Carlson Marjorie Sealander Ruth Sims Mildrad Raad Kathlean Spillane Mrs. Clarica Etscheid COMMERCIAL Typing. Shorthand. Bookkeeping, Office Training, and Secretarial Practice prepare pupils in the Commercial Department for their role in the world of business. Gaorga Paulson ART MUSIC Students spend many enjoyable hours participating in Art and Craft classes. The band, orchestra, and choir give students the opportunity to enjoy many pleasant hours of music 14 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is made up of a representative from each Home Room. To be eligible to serve as a representative one must maintain a C average. The Student Council participated in many activities during the year. They planned talent shows, dances, student-run study halls, the Homecoming program, and Student Government Day. Standing: Fred Shapiro, President; Donna Baker, Recording Secretary. Seated: Duane Dahl. Sergeant at Arms; Jeaninne Knudson, Treasurer; Dean Moran, Vice President. 8ottom Picture, Row One: Sherry Feinberg, Pat Kaselnak, Gracj Hansel. Margaret Gilmer, Nancy Snyder. Row Two: Larry Nagle, Morris Sherman. Roxanna Ravitx. Jeanette Kumpula, Michael Ri ren. Row Three: Marilyn Linden. Geraldine Jones, Dorothy Jacobson. Joan Dolgoff. Row Four: Carole Anderson. Donald 8ibeeu, Mary Jane Haug, Janet Schaitberger, Paul 8rown. Row Five: James Pilger, James Osterhus, Howard Segal, Harvey Hymes, E Ion Wuollet. Top Picture. Row Ono: Marion Sandback. Pat Nelson. Richard Tillman, Joyce Oglansky, Edna Hanson. Row Two: Sylvia Rackner. Richard Ferrera. Margaret Malmberg, Elaine Goldman. Row Three: Emma Ollanketa. Gloria Jensen, Lorraine Cahlander, Marjorie Weestrand. Charlotte Zyvolaski. Row Four: Richard Anderson. Jack Fithian, Mary Kellas, Violet Risberg. Richard Spiegel. Row Five: Thomas Hyser, Rudy Jenkins. Sheldon Wert, Mike Lsvin, George Goetr. STARS The last performance of a big production gives the cast a feeling of mixed emotions. The realization of a job well done stimulates satisfaction, but there is also a feeling of sadness. The cast know they have made the'r entrances and exits for the last time. We, the Graduating Class of 1952, after spending the best years of our lives at North High School, leave with sadness in our hearts and with fond memories of the many experiences we have shared. As the days, months, and years have passed, our lives have beer molded by our parents and teachers. To them, we express our utmost appreciation. As the curtain falls on three very happy high school years, we are confident that we shall be prepared to accept the challenges of life ihat may confront us. 16 17 VALEDICTORIAN Robert Sadoff Northern Lights Award SALUTATORIAN Frank Trestman STAR STUDDED Fred Shapiro. Star Journal Award; Jamas 8raaden, North American Bank Award. Scianca Award, North High Alumni Award; Jaan Wasti, First National Bank Award; Jamas Pilger, Amariean Lagion Award. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Idall Abramovltch, Maxine Abrams. Mariana Andarson, Virginia Baiari. Elaina Bonjamin. Slavia Bannatt, Colleen Blakaborough, Barbara Boa, Jamas Braadan, Arlana Bulgatx. Margarat Colabank, Marguarita Coleman. Jaan Curran, Joyca Dachtar, Millicant Elman, Janat Eslar, Gary Finkalson, Jack Fithian, Charlotte Frank. Carol Gall, Paul Gardner, Gaorga Goats, Henry Haarala, Roy Hamari, Harvey Hymes, Evelyn Javinsky. Ronald W. Johnson. Geraldine Jonas, Doraan Kaufman, Jeannine Knudson, Charlotto Laason, Virginia liychik. Maureen Locke. Janat Locken, Jerome Manat, Shirley Marcus. Mary Mattson, Margie Matsala, Jo-Anna Moore, Lawrence Neimark, Barbara Nelson, James Pilger. Phyllis Rackner, Charles Roberts, Bette Sabas, Eugene Sadoff, Robert Sadoff, Gerald Schluck, Howard Segal, Betty Salstad, Fred Shapiro, Jamas Sicora, Harriet Slater, Marion Smedberg, Nancy Sybrant. Nancy Tananbaum, Frank Trestman. Myrna Tuppar, Beverly Tyesynski, Jean Wasti. Peggy Weaver, Elaina Warp, Patricia Whalen, Lorraine Wiisanen, Lawrence Zetterwall. Rand Burns. Barbara Burielle, Margarat Gilmer, Carol Grenell, Beverly Gunsfenson, Shirley Haroldson, Gloria Jansen, Shiela Karstant, Patricia Kaselnak. Jeanette Kumpula, Robert Kvasnicka. Valerie Macosek. Margarat Malm-berg, Batty McElroy, Diana Moffat, Dean Moran, Emma Ollanketo. Jamat Osterhus. Sherrie Patterson, David Pokele. Lois Shafer. Frank Michael Straits, Richard Tillman. Maroa Tracy. Charlotte Frank. American Lagion Auxiliary Award; Jamas Sicora. First National Bank Award; Eugene Sadoff, Polaris Weakly Award; Batty Salstad. Commercial Award. 18 SALUTATORIAN Ronald W. Johnson Sons of the American Revolution Award SALUTATORIAN Lawrence Neimark CAST William Sandback. Mercury Award; Margaret Colebank, Daughter of the American Revolution Award; Gerald Schluck, Norte Award; Mllllcent Elman, Northern Lights Award. Harriet Slater. Polaris Annual Award; Harvey Kalman, Rose Rees Award; Barbara Boe, Northern Lights Award. HONOR ROLL Idell Abramovitch, Maxine Abramt, Robert Ackerberg, Sandra Anderson. James Breeden, Jack Fithian, Charlotte Frank, Edward Ger-shenoviti, George Goats. Sharon Gordon. Ronald W. Johnson, Geraldine Jonas. Harvey Kalman, Mauraan Locke, Jarome Manet. Law. ranee Neimark, Phyllis Racknar, Charles Roberts, Robert Sedoff. Gerald Schluck, Howard Segal. Fred Shapiro, James Sicora, Harriet Slater, Nancy Sybrant, Nancy Tenenbaum, Frank Trastman, Peggy Weaver, Robert Zimmerman. SERVICE PINS Barbara Berine, Lois Bloom, Jamas Breeden, Ruth Butt, Beverly Catlett, Joan Charon. Joyce Dechter, Millicent Elman, George Goats, Michael Goldman, Marjorie Juster, Shirley Marcus, Rivie Margulat. Myrna Musenbrock, Marcella Neviatky, Judith Rakov. Pauline Raskin, Bette Sabas, Robert Sadoff. Connie Saltier. Harriet Slater, Shirley Smolkln, Harris Tiltner, Paul Tolkkinen, Myrna Tupper. 19 Jean Abraham, Joanie . . . Modalis: Y-Toons: Office Page; Cap and Gown Committee: Tennis. Idell Abramoviteh. I ... Banking Monitor: Kadimah; National Honor Society; Red Cross Representative: Class Song Committeo. Maxine Abrams, Max . . . Kadimah; National Forensic Loague: Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society: Idoas Committee. Chairman Robert Acker-berg. Acky . . . Band; National Forensic League; Orchestra: A-Senior Budget Committee: Tennis. John Alexson, Jack . . . Viking Club. John Allmon, Rock . . . Hi-Y; Hockey. Carole Anderson, ‘ Ole . . . Christian Fellowship: Y-Teens; Orchestra; Poloris Annual Representative: Student Council. Clyde Anderson . . . Band: Orchestra. Earl Anderson, Fuzz . . . Hobbies: Golf; Bowling. Janice Anderson, Jan . . . Christian Fellowship; Medalis: Y-Toens. Margie Anderson. Midgo . . . Study Hall Monitor. Marlene Anderson, Andy . . . Red Cross Representative; Study Hall Monitor; G.A.A. Sandra Anderson, Sandy . . . Modalis: National Forensic League; Y-Toens; Golf. Sharon Anderson . . . Viking Club: Modalis: Polaris Annual Junior and Senior Staff. Donald Andrews, Andy' . . . Choir: Study Hall Monitor. Edward Andryski, Ed . . . Choir; Football. Joan Aprea. Twin . . . Y-Toons. Joyce Aprea. ’Twin . . . Viking Club: Y-Teens; Polaris Annual Junior Staff; Senior Class Ploy Committoe. Luella Arolin, Lulu' . Viking Club: Tennis. Donald Aronsohn . . . Band. Stanley Ash . . , Banking Monitor; Football. Myles Atlas, My. Donna Aved . . . Kadimah; Y-Teens: Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess; Red Cross. Alice Backmann . . . Medalis: Office Page. Peter Badali, Pete . . . Senior Ideas Committoe: Baseball; Basektball; Football Co-Captain; Student Council. Fred Badiner, Bibsy . . . Band: Choir; Cross Country; Track; Tennis. Michael Baehr . . . Hobby: Baseball. Virginia Bajari, Beaqa . . . Choir; Y-Teens: Girls' Gym Leadership. 20 Charles Baker, Chuck. Donna Baker, Pandy . . . Medalis: Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor: Orcnestra: Student Council, Secretary. Irwin Baker, Bates . . . Menorah. Mary Baker . . , Viking Club; Y-Teens: Girls' Gym Leadership; Twirling. Lore Baran, Rae . . . Y-Teens; Banquet Committee. Beverly Bark, Bev . . . Christian Fellowship; Y-Teens. Dorothy Bean, Dottie . . . Medalis: Study Hall Monitor. Michael Bearman, Mickey . . . Baseball; Basketball; Football. Jerome Beastrom, “Jerry . . . Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. Gary Beck, Beck . . . Choir. Kenneth Belford . . . Football; Track. Barbara Bellman, Barri . . . Kadimah; Debate: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Weekly Staff: Red Cross: ideas Committee: Swimming; Quill and Scroll. Rosemary Benford, Rosie . . . Hobbies: Basketball: Dancing. Elaine 8enjamin, Benjy . . . Banking Monitor: Kadimah; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Weekly Staff: Quill and Scroll. Slavia Bennett . . . Kadimah. Chaplain; National Forensic League; Debate: Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society: Polaris Annual, Junior and Senior Staffs; Class Momorial Committee. Burton Benson, Burt . . . Chess Club: Hi-Y, Secretary: Junior Academy of Science, Vice President; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Dedication Committee; Student Council: Wrestling. Lorraine Benson . . . Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; Red Cros?. Shirley Benson, Shirl . . . Y-Teens; Study Hall Monitor. Idelle Berg . . . Kadimah; Girls' Gym Leadership; Golf; Swimming; Usher; Twirling. Barbara Berine, ' Barby . . . Banking Monitor: Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page; Study Hall Monitor; Library Page. Frank Berman, Pencho . . . Apparatus: Student Study Hall Teacher; Football. Charles Bernhagen, Chuck . . . Apparatus. Edward Quiring. Ed . . . Football. Niles Bigelow, Ni . . . Menorah; Basketball; Football. Paul Blackwell, Blackie . . . Hi-Y; All School Chaplain: Prom Committee: Apparatus; Cross Country; Skiing; Cheerleader; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Colleen Blekeborough, 'Cookie' ... Band: Y-Teens: National Honor Society: Polaris Annual Junior and Senior Staffs. Lois Bloom, Lulu . . . Kadimah: Debato: Homocoming Committee; Office Page; Ideas Committee. Barbara Boe, Barb . . . Choir: Christian Fellowship: Viking Club: Y-Teens: Polaris Wookly Staff; Prom Committoo: Girls' Gym Leadership; Student Council: Color Guard; Quill and Scroll. 21 Jf Jf Jf J Barbara Boman, Barb ... Modalis. James Breeden, Jim” . . . Senior Class President; Choss Club: Hi-Y; Junior Academy of Science; National Forensic League: Projection, President; Debate: National Honor Society: Tennis. Lore® Brickman . .. Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Girls' Gym Leadership; Tennis. Cecil® Bromberg, Ce” . . . Kadimah: Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; Office Poge: Red Cross Representative. William Brown, Bill” . . . Choir. President; Hi-Y: Red Cross Representative: A-Senior Day Committee. Chairman: Cross Country: Track. Daniel Bryant, Danny . . . Social Committee: Baskotboll; Football; Track. Donald Bukstein, Don . . . Banking Monitor. Arlene Bulgati, Boggie . . . Kadimah; Y-Teens; Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Weekly Staff; Social Committee; Quill and Scroll: Usher. Stephen Burns. Stove . . . Apparatus. Stanloy Burstein. Peewee . . . Basketball. Weslie Buss. Wes. Ruth Butt. Inky . . . Y-Teens: Lunchroom Hostess; Quill and Scroll; Student Aid; Polaris Weekly Staff: A-Senior Budget Committee: G.A.A. Joan Cabot, Joanio . . . Choir; Kadimah; Y-Teens; Girls' Gym Leadership: Swimming: Cheer-leader; Skiing. Gloria Carlson, Glor . . . Red Cross Representative. Nancee Carlson, ' Nanc . . . Banking Monitor; Modalis: Y-Teens; Dedication Committee; G.A.A. Sally Catcher, Sal ... Girls' Gym Leadership. Beverly Catlett, Bov . . . Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Office Page: Swimndng. Bonnie Lou Catt, Kitty . . . Y-Toens: Hall Guard; Study Hall Monitor. Richard Champagne, Dick.' Sharon Chapman, Chappy . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess: Girls' Gym Leadership. Joan Charon, Joanio . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah, Secretory: Y-Teens: Hall Guord; Homecoming Committeo: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Junior and Senior Annual Staffs: Red Cross, President; Dedication Committee; Student Council: Red Cross. County, Corresponding Secretary. David Chester, Dave . . . Band; Golf. Phyllis Christensen, Phyl . . . Modalis: Viking Club; Hall Guards. Roger Christenson. Patricia Clark, Pet . . . Choir; Modalis: Y-Toens: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Red Cross Representative: Twirling. Kaye Cohen, Shortie . . . Y-Teens; Red Cross Representative; Homecoming Page. Richard Colo. Frenchie . . . Hobbies: Bowling; Golf. Margaret Colebank, Peggy . . . Bonking Monitor; Medalis; Y-Teens: Homecoming Attendant; Lunchroom Hostess; Quill and Scroll: Usher; G.A.A.; Red Cross Roprosonta-tive; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Staff; Commencement Committee. 22 Marguerite Coleman . . . Hobbies: Softball: Basketball. Marie Cooklock, 'Cookie . . . Hobbies: Rollor Skating; Card Collecting. Jean Curran, Joanio . . . Banking Monitor; Choir: Christian Fellowship; Modolis; Class Song Committee. Audrey Dahl, Aud . . . Christian Fellowship; Student Council. Duane Dahl, Cyprus . . . Bond; Hi-Y; Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll; Social Committee: Football: Swimming; Track; Studont Council, Sergeant at Arms. Dennis Daniels, Denny . . . Football; Track. June Davis, Junio . . . Senior Class Treasurer: Kadimah; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll; Cheerleader; G.A.A.; Student Council. Troasuror. Karl Davis . . . Hi-Y; Homecoming Committoe: Apparatus; Track: Swimming, Co-Captain. Carol Dawley, Dolly . . . Banking Monitor; Y-Toons; Offico Pogo: Sociol Committoe. Joyce Dechter . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah; National Forensic League: Lunchroom Hostoss: Notional Honor Society: Office Page; Polaris Wookly Staff: Quill and Scroll: G.A.A. Walter Hartman, Wally' .. . Hobbies: Bicycling: Boxing. Ted Dick . . . Hi-Y; Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll. Fred Dietrich . . . Apparatus. Bernard Dols, Bornio . . . Hi-Y. Carol Donahue, Kayo . . . Y-Teens. Girls’ Gym Leadership. Eileen Du Bois . . . Medalis: Y-Teens. Mary Ebel, Mi Mi . . . Choir; Medalis. Publicity Chairman: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Faith Edholm . . . Red Cross. Lois Edstrom, Lo . . . Medalis: Viking Club: Y-Teens: Cheer leoder; G.A.A. Gerald Eklin, Ekie . . . Hi-Y. Secretary; Apparatus: Cheerleader. Dale Eldrod . . . Hi-Y; Polaris Annual Homoroom Representative; Basketball; Football: Track. Marilyn Hoaly . . . Choir; Medalis: Y-Teens. Millicent Elman, Millie . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League, Secretary; Dobato: Lunchroom Hostess; Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Wookly Staff; Class Play Committee. Chairman; Quill and Scroll; G.A.A. Martin Elmquist, Marty . . . Hi-Y; Baseball: Basketball; Football. Mae Engbloom . . . Y-Teens; Red Cross: Girls' Gym Leadership; Student Council. Fred Englo . . . Football. Eleanor Erickson, El ... Medalis, Secretary; Polaris Annuai Junior Staff. Helen Erko, ' Erky . . . Choir; Rod Cross; Twirling. 23 Janet Esler, Jan . . . Christian Fellowship; Modalis: Y-Toons: Office Page: Polaris Annual Junior and Sonior Staffs; Student Council. Richard Evans. Oiclt . . . Hobbies: Basketball; Softball. Charles Fevig, Chuck . . . Apparatus. Robert Fields. Bob . . . Polaris Annual Homeroom Repre-sentative; Student Council. Gary Finkelson, Fink . . . Banking Monitor; Hi-Y; Viking Club: Polaris Bi-weekly Staff; Class Play Committoe: Hall Guard for ovening activities; Quill and Scroll. Jack Fithian . . . Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Student Council; Tonnis Team, Captain. Gloria Ford . . . Hobbies: Reading; Horseback Riding; Roller Skating. Joanne Ford, V.8. . . . Banking Monitor; Girls' Gym Leadership. Charlotte Frank, Char . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League: National Honor Society; Polaris Annuol Junior Staff; Polaris Weekly Staff; Prom Committee: Quill ond Scroll; G.A.A. Mason Frank, Mosey . . . Band; Menorah, Treasurer; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Cross Country. Clifford Fraser, Cliff . . . Choir; Baseball; Hockey. Peggy Friedell, Peg . . . Kadimah; Y-Teens: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; A-Senior Day Committee; Cheerleader. Charles Friedman, Chuck . . . National Forensic League; Debate. Bridget Furman, Bridge . . . Choir; Kadimah; Red Cross. Carol Gall . . . Hob bies: Art and Music. Paul Gardner . . . Hi-Y. Donald Garelick, Don. Alvin Gelschus, Al. Marlene Gerger . . . Banking Monitor. Edward Gershonovitz, Eddie . . . Menorah: National Forensic League: Red Cross. . Betty Gierke, B. J. . . . Girls' Gym Leadership. Stanley GifRs, Gif . . . Polaris Annual Senior Staff; Golf; Basketball-Football. Equipment Manager. Benita Gilbert, Bunny ... Kadimah. Douglas Gillen, Doug . . . Baseball: Basketball. George Goeh. Jetts . . . Chess Club, President; Christian Fellowship, Prosidont; Protection; Student Council Benjamin Goldberg. Vicki Goldberg, Vic . . . Kadimah. Howard Goldenberg, Howie 24 )f )f )f )f )f Sholdon Goldio, Shelly' . . . Band. Michael Goldman, Miko . . . Junior Academy of Science, President; Projection, Sorgoant at Arms. Sondra Goodman, Sandy . . . Kadimah: Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor: Girls' Gym Leadership: Swimming: Studont Council. De-lores Gunther, Dec . . . YToons: G.A.A.; Ushor; Banquet Committee: Girls Gym Leadership. Sharon Gordon, Shar . . . Kadimah: National Foronsic Leaguo; Debate: Lunchroom Hostess: Class Ploy Committee: Library Pago. Ronald Goren, Ron. Jeffrey Grady, Jo . . . Hobby: Automobiles. Mary Graff . . . Y-Teens. Dolores Grapontin . . . Office Page: Hall Guard. Charlotte Green, Char . . . Banking Monitor; Christian Fellowship: Notional Forensic League. Philip Greenberg, Pinchas' . . . Chess Club: Notional Foronsic Leaguo: Debate: Class Song Committee; Tonnit; Budget Committee Representative. Konneth Gregerson, Kon . . . Viking Club. Joel Groenk, Bud . . . Apparatus. Leonard Grouse . . . Commencement Committoe. Erlyss Gunstenson, Rusty . . . Medalis, President: Office Page. Edna Hanson . . . Choir; Y-Teons: Lunchroom Hostess: Polaris Annual Homoroom Representative: Girls' Gym Leadership; Student Council. Joanno Gust, Joannie . . . Y-Teens: G.A.A.: Homocoming Quoon; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Girls' Gym Leadership. Beverly Guiy, Guz' . . . Y Toons. Robert Haagenson, Bob' . . . Hobby: Music. Henry Haarala, Hank . . . Hobby: Sports. James Haertxen. Jim . . . Band: Commencement Committoe. Richard Hagen, Dick . . . Hobby: Sports. Gorald Hahn, Gerry' . . . Viking Club, Carol Haines, Boots . . . Christian Fellowship; Y-Toons: G.A.A.: Polaris Annual Junior and Senior Staffs. Lois Haley . . . Choir; Christian Fellowship. Medalis: Notional Forensic League: Y-Toons: Debate; Offico Pago; Switchboard Operator. Rosomary Hall, Koto . . . Medalis: Y-Teons: G.A.A.: Lunchroom Hostess; Office Page: Rod Cross: Twirling. Roy Hamari . . . Hobby: Sports. Roy Harloy. 25 Theron Hartwell, Ted. Constance Heruth, Con-nie . . . Banking Monitor: Christian Fellowship; G.A.A.; Polaris Annual Senior Staff: Girl ' Gym Leadership. Carolyn Hicks. Carol . . . Banking Monitor. Barbara Hohlar, Bobbie' . . . Christian Fellowship: G.A.A.; Girl Gym Leadership. Betty Holmquist . . . Choir; Polaris Annual Homeroom Reprosontotive: G.A.A. Wallace Holznagel, “Wally . . . Hi-Y; Cross Country: Hockey: Track. Barbara Humphrey. Barb . . . 8anking Monitor; Y-Teens: Homecoming Attendant; G.A.A.; Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll: Red Cross: Golf: Twirling. Marlene Hedquist. Richard Hansey, “Dick. Thomas Hyser, Tom . . . Hi-Y: Homocoming Decorating Committoo: Studont Council; Apparatus. Harvey Hymes, Harv . . . Band: Banking Monitor; Homecoming Committee: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll; Cross Country; Golf; Student Council. Donna lecono, Don . . . Medalis: Y-Teons; Bowling: Swimming; Tennis. Diane Ivans, Ivie . . . Viking Club; G.A.A.; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Girls' Gym Leadership. Doris Iverson, Do , . . Band; Y-Teens; Red Cross; Student Council: Switchboard Operator: Golf. Larry Jackson . . . Band; Football. Thomas Jackson, T. J. . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus; Track: Cross Country; Junior Achievement, Darleen Jacobson. Jake . . . Choir; Y-Teens. Dorothy Jacobson, Dot . . . Office Pago; Student Council; Polaris Annual Homoroom Representative; Switchboard Oporator; Library Pago. Evelyn Javin-sky, Evy . . . Bonking Monitor; Kadimah, Secretary; Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Society; Study Hall Monitor; Prom Committee: Senior Commencement Soating Arrangement. Donna Je-nista. Donnio . . . Hobbies: Bowling; Rollor Skating. John Jenkins . . . Basketball: Football. Co-Captain; Student Council. Rudy Jenkins . . . Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Basketball: Football; Track: Student Council. Dolmar Jensen, Del . . . Orchestra: Apparatus. James Jensen, Jim . . . Hi-Y; Zenith, Treasurer; Polaris Weekly Staff; Prom Committee; Cross Country; Track. Wallace Jen, Wally . . . Band: Orchostra. Kenny Johnson. Buckets . - - Chess Club: Christian Fellowship. Norma Johnson, Nickio . . . Medalis. Ronald W. Johnson, Swede . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus. 26 Roy Johnson, Dimple . Sharee Johnson, Shar . . . Viking Club, President; Y-Teen . Program Chairman: Lunchroom Hostess; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff; Banquet Committee, Co-Chairman; Girls' Gym Leadership; Twirling; G.A.A.; Quill and Scroll; Usher. Cameron Johnston, 'Scooter” . . . Hi-Y; Cop and Gown Committoe; Basketball. Ronald W. Johnson, Ronnie . . . Bonking Monitor; Hi-Y, All-School Vice President; National Honor Society, President; Polaris Weokly Staff; Rod Cross; Prom Committee, Chairman; Baskotball; Tennis: Student Council Quill ond Scroll. Jim Johnston, Birdie . . . Choir. Jeanette Johnson, Jean . . . Y-Teens. Geraldine Jones, Gerry . . . Medalis; National Honor Society. Secretary; Red Cross: Commencement Committee; Girls' Gym Leadership; Student Council. Marjorie Juster, Mitch .. . Kadimah; Y-Teons; Lunchroom Hostoss: Office Page. Frances Kania, Franie . . . Medalis; Bowling. Eileen Kaiser, Toots . . . Medalis. Herschel Kahn, Hersch” . . . Lunchroom Host; Cross Country; Track. Doreen Kaufmann, Dodee . . . Cap and Gown Committee. Janet Ketcham, Jan . . . Medalis; Bowling; Gym Attendance Monitor. Donald Kenton, Don.' Harvey Kelman, Harv . . . National Forensic Loague President; Debate, President: C'ass Song Committee, Choirman. Phyllis Keller, Phyl . . . Choir: Kadimah: Y-Teens: Hall Guard; Lunchroom Hostess. Barbara Koch, 8arb . . . Medalis. Joannine Knudson . . . Homecoming Committee: National Honor Society; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; A-Senior Budget Committee; Student Council, Treasurer: Study Hall Student Teachor. Patricia Knight, Pat . . . Medalis; Y-Teens: Office Page: Class Memorial Committoe. Ashton Kirshbaum, Buddy . . . Menorah; Football. Charles Kranz . . . Boxing. Diane Kragh . . . Y-Teens. Jeanne Kormanik . . . Banking Monitor; Choir: Viking Club; Y-Teons: Dedication Committee. Murray Koritz, Murphy . . . Hobbies: Sports. George Larsen . . . Band. Nancy Kushner . . . Kodimah; Study Hall Monitor. Ruth Krietzman, Ruthie . . . Kadimah; Y-Teens; Tennis; Junior Achievement. Marlene Longer . . . Kadimah; Hall Guard: Y-Teens; Study Hall Monitor; Skiing; Tennis; Lunchroom Hostess. 27 Dorii Larson . . . Choir: Modolis: Y-Teens. Duane Larson, Little Lars. Leonard Lasman, Lonny' . . . Choir; B.A.A. Mary Ellon La Qua, Mel'1 . . . Medalis, President; Ideas Committoe. Charlotte Leeson, Char ' . . . Kadimah, Vice President; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor. Jerome LeBarron, Jerry . . . A-Sonior Day Committoe: Apparatus. Equipment Monagor, Bettie Lehman, Beryle . . . Y-Teens: Kodimah: Cheor-leador. Dennis Leonard, Denny . . . Ideas Committee: Basketball; Football; Student Council. Myron Levin, Miko . . . Homecoming Committee; Football: Student Council. David Levy, ''Pudge . . . Monorah; Golf; Polaris Annual Junior and Senior Staffs. Marvin Lilja, Marv . . . Lewis Lindsey, Sonny” . . . B.A.A.; Golf, Equipment Manager. Gerald Liet? . . . Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. Joan Lindala, Jo . . . Y-Teons; Office Page: Banquet Committee. Marshall Livon, Marsh. Virginia Liychik, Ginny . . . Medalis: Y-Toens; G.A.A. Maureen Locke . . . Hobby: Reading. Janet Locken, Jan . . . Study Hall Monitor; Student Council. Jean Loken, Jeennio . . . Banking Monitor: Office Page; Switchboard Operator. Thomas Lord, Tom . . . Hi-Y: Homocoming Committee: Social Committee: Cross Country; Track. Joanne Luce. Lucey . . . Y-Teens: Polaris Representative; Prom Committee: Golf; Swimming. Leroy Lundgren, Knute . . . Choir; Hi-Y; Viking Club: Hockey. John Maas . . . Choir: Hi-Y; Cap and Gown Committee; Hockey. Captain. Donna Mack . . . Medalis: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor. Jerrold Mackoy. Mack . . . Hi-Y) A-Senior Day Committoe: Apparatus; Football; Cross-Country and Track. Equipment Managor. Betty Maki. Ralph Malmborg, Babe . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus: Swimming. Joromo Manes, Jerry . . . National Honor Socioty. 28 if Shirley Marcus, Shook . . . Banking Monitor; Junior Acadomy of Science; Kadimeh; Y-Teens; Orchestra; Rod Cross; A-Senior Day Committee. Lois Marca . . . Junior Acadomy of Science; Christian Followship; Dobate; Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess. Lois Manthcy, Lo . . . Band: Y Teens: Orchestra. DeLoris Manning. Dee . . . Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; Girls' Gym Leadership; Switchboard Operator: Library Page. Mary Lou Mattson. Mare . . Modalis; Quill and Scroll; Polaris Weekly Staff; G.A.A. Markham Mattonson, Mark . . . Polaris Annuol Junior Staff; Apparatus: Golf; Student Council. Ruth Markson, “Ruthin . . . Viking Club; Study Hall Monitor. Rivia Margulas . . . Kadimeh; Hall Guard; Cheerleader; Lunchroom Hostoss. F. Delano McKay. De . . . Choir; Polaris Ropre sentative: Banquet Committee; Baseball; Basketball; Football. Guy McGandy, Mac . . . Hockey. Sharon McFall . . . Choir; Modalis; Y-Toons. Shirley McCollough, Chick . . . Christian Follow ship. Vico President: Modalis; Office Page: Polaris Junior Staff. Patricia Michels, Mike . . . Modalis; Y-Teens. Marguerite Meyers, Muggs . . . Rod Cross: Medalis; Y-Teons: G.A.A. Marjorie Motsala. Margie . . . Medalis: Office Page. Barbara Melchior, Bobby . . . Hobbies: Sewing and Swimming. Lewis Mirviss, Louie. Bernie Milstein, Monk ... Football. Inez Mills. Onamia Miller, Mimi . . . Hobby: Singing. Lawrence Neimerk, Larry . . . Class Memorial Committee. Chairman; Tennis. Myrna Musonbrock, Myrnio . . . Projection; Y-Teons: Red Cross; Clots Memorial Committoo; Library Page. Donald Morrison, Morrie . . . Band: Lunchroom Cashier. JoAnnc Moore, Jo . . . Choir: Modalis: Notional Forensic League: Y-Teens: Debate: Office Page; Red Cross; Tennis: Switchboard Operator. Paul Nelson, Pablo . . . Choir. Marlene Nelson, Mar . . . Modalis; Y-Toens; G.A.A. Joan Nelson, Jo . . . Choir: G.A.A. Barbara Nolson, Barb' . . . Medalis. 29 Thomas Neusinger, Tom' . . . Choss Club, Vic© President: Rod Cross. Marcella Neviasky, Marcy . . . Banking Monitor: Kadimah, Vic© President, Treasurer: National Foronsic League; Y-Toons; Debate: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Nurso's Helpor. James Nichols . . . Hi-Y; Orchestra. Donald Niabergall, Don.' Marilyn Niman, Mar . . . Kadimah. Donald North, ‘'Pet© . . . Christian Fellowship: Viking Club; Commencement Committee. Joyce Notaro, Jo . . . Medalis; Girls Gym Leadership. Joyce Obermoller, Joy . . . Medalis; Y-Teens. Richard Ogle, Dick. Sue O'Brien, Suzie . . . Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Red Cross, Treasurer; Tennis. Mary O'Hare . . . Medalis: Y-Teens. Carol Olin . . . Viking Club: Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; Twirling. Marilyn Olson . . . Band: Viking Club. Muriel Olsen . . . Medalis: Polaris Annual Junior Staff. Thomas Olsen, Tim . . . Basketball: Football. Gerald Olson, Jerry . . . Band: Orchestra. Henry Orensten, Hank . . . Band: Orchestra: Boxing. Carol Ostrom, Caro . . . Red Cross: Christian Fellowship, Treasurer. Leonard Paletz, Lenny” . . . Banking Monitor. Jacqueline Paulson, Jackie . . . Y-Teens; Girls' Gym Leadership; Switchboard Operator: Badminton. Ervin Payne, Bubs . . . Apparatus; Boxing. Rochelle Pearlman, Shellio , . . Kadimah; National Foronsic League: Debate: Lunchroom Hostess: Proctoring: Polaris Annual Junior Staff: Commencement Committee. Clarice Pentell, Clarie . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Service Aid. Morton Percansky, Morty. Louise Peterson, Lou . . . Medalis: Y-Teens: Homecoming Quoon Attendant; Lunchroom Hostess: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative; Polaris Weekly Staff: Cap and Gown Committee: Student Council: Quill and Scroll; G.A.A. Edwin Peven, Ed . . . Qrchestra; Tennis. Irving Pichey, Poachy . . . Chess Club: Tennis. Andrew Piilola, Andy .. . Hi-Y, All-School Secretary; Acmy Club, President: Commencement Committee: Apparatus; Student Council. 30 Sharon Platt . . . Girls' Gym Leadership. Rowena Pitman. Weiner . . . Choir: Viking Club: A-Sonior Day Committee: Girls' Gym Leadership. Dennis Pinck, Pinky . . . Band: Chess Club: Orchestra: Wrestling. Jomos Pilgor, Jim” . . . Senior Class. Sergoant at Arms: Hi-Y, North High President; National Honor Socioty: Apparatus: President, All City Student Council. Phyllis Reckncr, Phyl” . . . Kadimah: Y-Toens; Lunchroom Hostess: National Honor Socioty: Office Pago: Polaris Weekly Staff: 8enquet Committoc: Quill and Scroll. Georgo Pupcra . . . Apparatus. Richard Powell, Dick . . . Viking Club. Audrey Polda, Audio” . . . Medalis; Y-Teons. Judith Rakov, Judy . . . Choir; Kadimah: Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Weokly Staff: Red Cross: Quill and Scroll. Ann Rakos, Annio . . . Band; G.A.A.: Girls' Gym Leadership. Audrey Rademachor, Audie” . . . Study H«ll Monitor: G.A.A.: Girls Gym Leadership. Sylvia Rackner . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Rod Cross: Banquet Committee. Marilyn Renstrom . . . Choir; Y-Teens; G.A.A. Roxanna Ravitx, Roxy . . . Kadimah; Homecoming Committoe; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor: Student Council; Swimming: Tennis. Raymond Rauch, Smokey . . . Hockey. Gerald Ratinov, Rat . . . Menorah; Baseball; Football. Lyle Richter. Rick” . . . Band. Floy Rice . . . Y-Teons: Banking Monitor; G.A.A.; Golf: Twirling. Harvey Resnick. Kres. Pauline Reskin, Polly . . . Kadimah: Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; Office Page: Rod Cross. John Rollin, Ed . . . Banking Monitor: Debate; Class Play Committee. Harvey Rodich . . . Junior Academy of Science: National Foronsic League: Debate. Charles Roberts, Chuck” . . . Class Mascot; Student Council. Wayne Roath, Lil‘ Al . . . Hi-Y, President and Treasurer; Apparatus; Skiing: Swimming. James Rudor, Jim. Aileen Rosenfeld, Blackie . . . Twirling; Usher. Millard Rosenberg. Leigh Rolph . . . Red Cross; Ideas Committee; Student Aid: Bulletin Board Committee. 31 Patricia Runquist . . . Library Pago. 8otte Sabcs . . . Kadimah, President: Nationol Forensic League; Y-Teens: Debate: Lunchroom Hostoss: Polaris Weekly Staff: Quill ond Scroll; Banquet Committee; Student Council. William Sadloske, Sid' . . . Hi-Y. Eugene Sadoff. Buddy . . . Orchestra: Polaris Weekly Staff. Editor-in-Chiof; Quill and Scroll: Prom Committeo. Robort Sadoff, Bob . . . Chess Club: Menoreh: Projection; Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll; Budget Committee: Tennis. William Sandback. Bill . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar Committee: Basoball; Baskot-ball; Football, Co-Captain. Tom Schlee, Squirrel . . . Hi-Y; Pat Polar Committee: Apparatus. John Schlotor . . . Band: Hi-Y, Primus, Socrotary: Boxing: Football; Swimming: Track; Student Council. Gerald Schluck, Jerry . . . Viking Club: Polaris Weekly Staff; Quill and Scroll: National Honor Society. Holen Schmidt, Schmidty . . . Band; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Vermona Schmitz, Mikki . . . Banking Monitor; Y-Toens: Lunchroom Hostess: Swimming. James Schnoidcr, Moe. James Schultz, Jim. Gayle Seaberg, Gaysfie . . . Modalis: Y-Toens. Treasurer; Study Hall Monitor: Poloris Annual Homeroom Representative: Student Council: Twirling: G.A.A. Howard Segal, Buster . . . A-Sonior Budget Committeo. Chairman: Student Council: Tennis: Junior Election Committee. Barbara Seklund, Barbie . . . Y-Toens; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Switchboard Operator. Betty Selstad . . . Office Pago; Red Cross. Constanco Seltzer, Connie . . . Kadimah; Hall Guard: Poloris Annual Homoroom Representative: Study Hall Monitor; Lunchroom Hostess: Twirling: Tennis. Rosella Serulnic, Rose . . . Kadimah: Hall Guard; Study Hall Monitor; Red Cross: Usher. Frod Shapiro . . . Monorah; Football: Student Council. President; Homecoming Committee. Ronald Shobe . . . Band; Hi-Y; Apparatus: Football. James Sicora, Jim . . . Senior Class. Vice President; Notional Honor Society; Basketball: Track. Elinor Silverman, El . . . Kadimah; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess. Darlene Simons, Dee . . . Hobby: Tennis. David Simpson, Simp . . . Banking Monitor; Choir; Hi-Y; Polaris Wookly Staff: Cap and Gown Committeo, Chairman: Football; Hockey: Quill and Scroll. Gene Slacter, Gino. Harriet Slater . . . Kadimoh; Lunchroom Hostoss: National Honor Society; Polaris Annual Junior and Senior Staffs: Rod Cross, Gift Box Chairman; Class Song Committeo. Marian Smedbcrg . . . G.A.A.: Student Council; Girls' Gym Leadership. 32 + Solly Snidor, Sots . . . Medalis. Shirloy Smolkin, Smoky . . . Kodimah; Rotter Club: Study Holl Monitor: Service Aid: Polaris Annual Homoroom Representative: Lunchroom Hostoss. Nancy Smith, None . . . Choir: Y-Teons. Jeaninnc Smith, Smitty . . . Y-Toons, Prosidont: G.A.A.: Homecoming Attendant; Pat Polar Committoe: Usher. Eugone Sprinkol, Sprink . . , Christian Fellowship. President. Gloria Sower, Glory . . . Bond: Christian Fellowship: Orchostra; Rod Cross Representative. Richard Soderlund, Dick . . . Football: Hockey. Nancy Snyder, Nanc . . . Medalis: Y-Toons; G.A.A.; Golf: Student Council, Carol Strandmark, Morky . . . Choir: Y-Toens. Tulano Stillpass. Tillie . . . Banking Monitor; Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostoss: Color Guard. Marlene Steine, Mickio . . . Offico Pago: Librory Pago. Shirley Stanek, Shirr1 . . . Viking Club: Y-Toens. Nancy Sybrant . . . Choir: Librarian; Viking Club: Y-Teens; National Honor Socioty. Lorraine Swanson . . . Viking Club. Joyce Swanson, Joycio . . . Christian Fellowship. Bradley Swanson, Brad . . . Hi-Y; Social Committee: Apparatus: Golf, Captain: Skiing. Shirley Thomo, Phobe . . . Y-Teens: G.A.A. Nancy Tenenbaum, Nani . . . Kadimah; National Forensic League: Debate: Lunchroom Hostess; National Honor Socioty; Quill and Scroll: Social Committee, Chairman: Polaris Weekly Staff; G.A.A.. Collcgo Aptitude Proctor. Lail Spraguo, Miss Loll . . . Polaris Annual Junior Staff. Robert Selvala, Bob . . . Hi-Y; Apparatus. Ronald Torp, Ron . . . Hi-Y, Secretary: Cross Country: Track. Marilyn Toner, Lynn . . . Cheerleader; Girls' Gym Leadership; Red Cross Representative: G.A.A. Paul Tolkinen, Toke . . . Projection Club; Red Cross Representative. Harris Tilsner, Rick . . . Projection. Beverly Tycznski, Bov . . . Christian Fellowship Study Hal Monitor. Myrna Tupper. Myrny . . Kadimah; Y-Teens; Hall Guard: Lunchroom Hostess Tray Monitor. Donald Tuberman, Tube . . Apparatus: Football. Frank Trestman . . . Pep Band Monorah, Secretary: National Honor Society, Ser geant at Arms: Student Council; Ideas Committee Polaris Annual Junior Staff: Orchestra. 33 Jean Ulstrom, Jeanie . . . G.A.A. Shirley Veith . . . Hobby: Swimming. Janice Vlesek, Jan . . . Medalis: Viking Club: Y-Toens: Lunchroom Hostess. Bruce Wachter . . . Band: Skiing. Barbara Walchuk. Barb . . . Hall Guard: G.A.A. Joyce Walters . . . Y-Teons; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Red Cross. Jeanette Wasti, Jean . . . Band: Senior Class Secretary; Y-Teons; National Honor Society: Polaris Annual Junior Staff! Polaris Weekly Staff; Girls' Gym Leadership; Quill and Scroll; Usher; G.A.A.: Pat Polar Committee: Junior Election Committee. Joan Watson, Joanie . . . Viking Club. Vico President; Y-Teens; Lunchroom Hostess: Rod Cross, Secretary; G.A.A.; Lost and Found. Choirmen. Peggy Weaver, Peg' . . . Band; National Forensic League; Y-Teens: Debate; National Honor Society; Polaris Weekly Staff; Social Committee; Student Council: Quill and Scroll: Usher; Junior Election Committoe. Roger Weidling . . . Choir: Apparatus. Merwin Welch, Morv . . . Apparatus. Elaine Werp . . . Choir; Viking Club; Y-Teens. Sheldon Wert, Shel . . . Menorah; National Forensic League: Debate; Homecoming Committee: Student Study Hall Teacher; Student Council. Richard Wesley, Wes’ . . . Footba I. Jerome Wexler, Jerry . . . Hobbios: Sports. James Whalen, Whalebone . . . Homocoming Committee: Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative. Patricia Whalen. ' Pat . . . Medalis. President; National Honor Society. Treasurer; Polaris Annual Homeroom Representative: Dedication Committee, Chairman. Dorothy Wheeler, ‘Dor . . . Hobbies: Horseback Riding. Caroline Widlund. Woody . . . Medalis; Y-Toens; Office Pago: Girl Gym Leadership. Lorraine Wiisanen, Wiis ... Y-Teens: Girls' Gym Loadorship. Donald Williamson. Willie . . . Hobbies: Cars-Guns. Robert Winkler, Inky . . . Hi-Y, President; Track; Apparatus. Geraldine Woods. Gorrie . . . Y-Teens; Medalis. Secretary-Treasurer; Lunchroom Hostess: Study Hall Monitor: Lost and Found. Betty Wuollet, Bot . . . Banking Monitor; Choir: Viking Club; Y-Teens, Secretary: Study Hall Monitor; Polaris Weekly Staff; Commencement Committee. Chairman; Girls' Gym Leadership; Usher; Quill and Scroll; G.A.A. Ellen Wuollet, 'Elbo . . . Bond: Y-Teons. Fellowship Chairman: Polaris Annual Junior Staff; Red Cross; Commencement Committee: Studont Council. Joanna Zandlo, Jodge . . . Medalis. Larry Zetter-wall. Zet . . . Choir: Dedication Committee; Student Council. Charmaine Zimmer, 'Money' . . . Y-Teens: Study Hall Monitor; G.A.A.; Usher. 34 Shirley Heskovitz. Simio . . . Kadimah; Lunchroom Hostess: Office Page: Red Cross Representative: Library Page; G.A.A. Donna Haynes, Don . . . Y-Teons: Twirling: G.A.A. Stanley Forare, Stud . . . A-Senior Day Committee: Cross Country; Swimming. Co-Captain; Track: Stage Crew, Captain. Robert Zimmerman, Bob . . . Chess Club, President. Ronald Neva. Ron. Roger Krier . . . Apparatus: Boxing. Renee Herman. Joyce Hegerle, Jo . . . Medalis: Y Teons. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS William Hansen Tom Plash Donna Hill Lydia LeCount Dennis Harty Dwayna Prince Donald Wasted Duanne Berg William Hayes Alan Siegal Lorraine Wusanen Richard Gruenhegen Joyce Kelly Kenneth Swanson Elinor Swainnen Jerry Hamberg Lloyd Klein Roger Breyer George Watts Stanley Klvestran Dick Kolkland Rose Deranian Tom Olsen Robert Kruse Richard McDaniels James Elliot Duane Oleson 35 A-SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE Left to right: Rowena Pitman; Shirley Marcus; Jcromo LoBarron; William Brown, Chairman; Peggy Friedell; Jerome Mackey; Stanley Forara. Not Pictured: Michael Goldman. CLASS PLAY COMMITTEE Left to right: Sharon Gordon; Gary Finkelson; Ed Rollin; Joyce Aprea; Kaye Cohen; Millicent Elman, Chairman. P R O M P MEMORIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Patricia Knight; Lawrence Neimark, Chairman; Myrna Muienbrock; Slavia Bennett. CLASS SONG COMMITTEE Left to right: Phillip Greenberg; Harriet Slater; tdell Abramovitch; Jean Curran; Harvey Kalman, Chairman. BANQUET COMMITTEE COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Left to right: Andrew Piilola; 8etty Wuollet, Chairman; Jemet Haertien; Geraldine Jones; Leonard Groute. Seated: Margaret Colebank; Rochelle Pearlman; Ellen Wuollet. Left to right: Delores Gunther; Sharee Johnson, Co-Chairman; Loree Baran; Phyllis Rackner, Co-Chairman; Sylvia Rackner; Bette Sabes. Seated: Delano McKay; Joan Lindala. 36 CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Left to right: David Simpton, Chairman; Louisa Peterson; John Maas; Camaron Johnson. Saatad: Doraan Kaufmann; Jaan Abraham. DEDICATION COMMITTEE Laft to right: Patricia Whalan, Chairman; Burton 8anson; Lawrence Zattarwall; Nancaa Carlson; Saatad: Jaanna Kormanik; Joan Charon. T E R S IDEAS COMMITTEE Left to right: Maiine Abrams. Chairman; Dannis Leonard; Lois Bloom; Leigh Ralph; Frank Trastman; Seated: Barbara Bellman; Mary Elian LaQue. Not Pictured: Pater 8adali. BUDGET COMMITTEE Left to right; Jeannine Knudson; Robert Ackarberg; Robert Sadoff. Saatad: Howard Segal, Chairman; Ruth Butt. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: Nancy Tenenbaum, Chairman; Peggy Weaver; Duane Dahl; Bradley Swanson; Daniel 8ryant. Seated: Arlene 8ulgatz; Carol Dawlay. PROM COMMITTEE Left to right: Eugene Sadoff; Barbara Boe; James Jansen; Joanna Luca; Paul 8lackwellj_ Saatad: Evelyn Javinsky; Ronald W. Johnson, Chairman; Charlotte Frank. 37 LEADING ROLES James Breeden. President James Sicora Vice President James Pilger Sergeant at arms June Davis... Treasurer Jean Wasti. Secretary Charles Roberts Mascot 38 Miss Ethel Crittenden in Mcmortam 39 BEST ALL AROUND Jean Wasti Jim Sicora MOST SPARKLING PERSONALITY Shel Wert Peggy Colebank MOST POISED Sharee Johnson Howard Segal WITTIEST Dave Levy Muggs Meyers BRUNETTE Barbara Humphrey Delano McKay MOST ATHLETIC Bill Sandback Marilyn Toner BLOND Louise Peterson Cliff Fraser MOST POPULAR Joan Gust Denny Leonard BRIGHTEST SMILE Roxy Ravitz Buddy Kirshbaum BEST DRESSED Andy Piilola Janice Vlasek CUTEST COUPLE Dale Eldred Lorraine Benson BEST SPORT Doug Gillen Joan Cabot MOST FRIENDLY Jeaninne Smith Paul Blackwell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlotte Frank Jim Breeden PRETTIEST EYES Dan Bryant Idell Berg SMOOTHEST Pete Badali Sondra Goodman MOST CAREFREE Frank Berman Lois Edstrom REDHEAD Dorothy Jacobson Ronald Torp MOST COOPERATIVE Fred Shapiro Jeannine Knudson BEST DANCER Duane Dahl Loree Baron I SUPPORTING CAST The supporting cast, the classes of 1953 and 1954, are looking forward with excitement to the day when they will become the stars. Sophomores and juniors of North High have discovered that high school, like a big production, is filled not only with hard work, but with the good times that go with it. We, the graduating class of 1952, know that these two classes will be as successful in the future as they have been in the past. 42 V 43 JUNIORS One wonderful year at North High has passed for you; one is yet to come—the year when you, the class of 1953. will be the stars of the production. The different activities in your senior year, which will help to make your production the best ever, are the settings of homecoming, the class play, the banquet, senior prom, and finally the day that all seniors look forward to—Graduation Day. This production is one that will always remain in your memory, and help to brighten your future years. 323—MISS APEL Top Row: R. Abrahams. R. Andorson. R. Aich, A. Berdt, M. Andarson. Fourth Row: R. Crooker. G. Anderson, M. Bachmoyer. M. Becker, I. Barthel. Third Row: M. Berg. E. Anderson, A. Auer. D. Axell, S. Albrecht. Second Row: M. Alpert. J. Armagost, C. Adair, M. Anderson. S. Badiner. First Row: P. Anstett, D. Appl. J. Auger, B. Beauchane, H. Anderson. 227—MISS CONNORS Top Row: W. Buchman. D. Slaney, R. Berman, J. Bolmon. W. Boettchen, E. Bogar. Fourth Row: L Tu'tle, R. Bosak. R. Broiius, F. Bielke. J. Bolduc. Third Row: C. Bornstoin. B. Brennan, J. Brinkman, P. Brown, R. Bodem, S. Borman. Second Row; J. Dale. B. Briner, M. Breyen, J. Berman, J. Blomquest. First Row: G. Brodt, C. Burnham. V. Bortelsen, A. Ingram. P. Berry. C. Klein. 44 210—MR. CONOVER Top Row: R. Sylte, G. Byrne, J. Conner. D. Cossidy, F. 8urstoin, J. Carvor. Fourth Row: R. Shollonbargor. L. Holm-berg. 8. Coady, W. Adkins. J. Brown, G. Grossman. Third Row: E. CaHson, L Cahlandor. A. Mark, 8. Buzzelle. S. Daskovsky, S. Sillanpa. Second Row: Z. Chomrinow, B. Crowl, A. Covin, S. Butwin, S. Cooporman, J. Chesin. First Row: M. Carlson. J. Cloutier, C. Clouthior, J. Chapman. R. Chaso, A. Savela. 228B—MISS EAYRS Top Row: J. Dolanoy, J. Eggort, W. Beckey. T. Doikol, R. Ford. Fourth Row: R. Oomiano, K. Fern. B. Fowler. C. Leger, W. Davidson. Third Row: R. Ferrora, D. Ersbo. J. Doerr, C. Fish. C. Finkolttoin. Second Row: M. Evers, L. Engstrand, B. DeRosier, M. Kloster, L. DePew. First Row: M. Engloson, D. Fournieo, K. Dunfoo, B. Forondo, H. Engal. Ill—MR. RUTGERSON Top Row: G. Westlund, J. Zuckman, G. Widell, S. Warner, H. Weinberg. Fourth Row; W. Wort, E. Yesnos, B. Katz, D. Warner, P. Wilkins. L. Waller. Third Row: G. Vetruba, P. Warden, E. Vodovoz. H. Woisberg, J. Wendt. Second Row: P. Wood, G. Wood, J. Wuollet, S. Wilensky. D. Wilkerson, R. Williams. First Row: B. Swadden, E. Sprague. B. Wasenius, M. Wickor, A. Veilleux. 45 129—MISS CASWELL Top Row: I. Goldfoin, A. Garvis, M. Greenberg, F. Greenberg, J. Gacek. Third Row: V. Dolbec. M. Goldfarb, D. Goid, B. Fujimoto, N. Grant. Second Row: G. Gray. G. Frith, S. Hoffman. R. Fox. S. Goodman. First Row: C. Hill, J. Glenn. M. Gilmer, B. Cheslock. 308—MR. EDLUND Top Row; H. Johnson. D. Johnson, A. Goldmon, R. Gabbort, J. Goldstein, D. Herbert, G. Istad. Fourth Row: W. Irwin, R. Mruz. B. Pacey, E. Holmos, J. Hunt. R. Bartosch. Third Row: B. Jones. G. Ivorson. C. Egnosko, W. Holt, R. Hoffstrom. Second Row: M. McGuiro, G. Jenson, M. Ivors, A. Nelson, E. Horn, J. Silva. First Row: C. Holt. C. Grenell, E. Hoffman. M. Greonborg, C. Garvey. 225—MRS. EDQUIST Top Row: J. Guptil, J. Hall, C. Hoffolfinger, D. Hasso. R. Conklin, M. Gould. Fourth Row: M. Haugo, A. Melchior, M. Canis, B. Wright, A. Mackie. Third Row: M. Haertzon, B. Gunstonson. C. Hagolin, J. Grivna, K. Binford. S. Lindoll. Second Row: M. Hackert, B. Briggs, J. Hammer-stodt, J. Hayes. P. Honnes. First Row: P. Harror, D. Stoutonburg, J. Deyo. J. Hanson. J. Hein. S. Haroldson. 46 212—MISS FARSETH Top Row: T. Obert L. Kt'mlinger, K. Kaiser, A. Josophson, G. Jorgenson. J. Kirschner. Fourth Row: E. Kirsh-baum, H. Katz, N. Kobin, V. Grant, J. Knight. Third Row; S. Karstons. P. Knight, R. Johnson, M. Henkols, J. Kohn, E. Knoll. Second Row: K. Jude. K. Wienclte. H. Kahl, M. Bud-nick. K. Rudolph. First Row: C. Kap Ian, R. Johnson, R. Kivo, R. Boyle. P. Kesolnak. I. Rowinski. 325— MR. FRIEDMAN Top Row: R. Lorson, R. Kvasnicka, S. Letts. C. Lewis. M. Lazorene. Fourth Row: R. LaBel'e, K. Lomort, V. Lind-bloom, J. Larson. V. Larson. Third Row: J. Hanson. R. Luceson. C. Kroger, M. Krior S. Belmont. Second Row: J. Longio. J. Liodor. J. Lotz. D. Lovens. J. Kurth. First Row: J. Kumpula, M. Lockwood, D. Langum, J. Locke. M. Lorentz. 304—MISS HORSCH Top Row: V. Olson, J. MecLonnan. D. Miltz, J. Brandon, R. Mickolson. Fourth Row: K. Meshbasher. L. Ma-jesko, D. Mandel. J. Marcovitz. K. Davison. Third Row: L. Mattson. K. Maslowski, J. McLennan, D. Quom. T. Hunt. Second Row: 8. McElroy. J. McGandy. M. Mataxas. V. Macosek, J. Mawkowski, M. Mack. First Row: M. Malmberg, B. Lysdahl, M. McKay, P. Manosevitz. D. Skramstad. 47 209—MISS JOHANSON Top Row: D. Madsen, A. Oloislcy, K. Lorson, D. Toutant, D. Moron, M. Morrissey. Fourth Row: D. Stotior, D. Moffat, D. Mundahl. J. Noglo, R. Milton, C. Narkie. Third Row: B. Murray. J. Olsvig. E. Ollonkoto. S. Opstoin, B. Ofstad. Second Row: A. Moses. L. Nelson, G. Loador, J. Neubock, B. Neuman, R. Moorbitz. First Row: A. Myhre, K. Norris, C. Mitchell, D. Milton, 1. Nelson. 307—MR. JOHNSON Top Row: P. Patton, J. Persons, K. Oulman, J. Kidd. J. Osterhus, D. Pokola. Fourth Row; C. Preslor, E. Hesso. S. Patterson, M. Paulson, D. Josephson, A. Pai’ari, J. Pohlkor. Third Row: C. Larson. L Pelto, S. Post, B. Howard. D. Fischer. K. Potorson. Second Row: 0. Ralke, J. Quiol, C. Phillips. J. Powers. S. Roppaport, H. Tallarico. R. Ororoc. First Row: L. Long, F. Richter. D. Pottiford, T. Otten, P. Lachner, R. Reichenstoin. 312—MISS LARSON Top Row: S. Silverman. M. Snyder, D. Shafton. M. Herstoin, A. Silberman, S. Parks. Fourth Row: D. Spector, M. Suomela. G. Stubonborg. A. Snabb. L Shafer. M. Streitz. Third Row: G. Spaulding. D. Storks. D. Lysdahl, A. Sherman, R. Sullivan, M. Sherman. Second Row: J. Stead, A. Sherman, N. Sletten, A. Beckman, I. Tockman, H. Silvorman. First Row: D. Berry, A. Stahl, E. Soskin, A. Serber, A. Sodergron, B. Stein. 48 311—MR. KAST Top Row: E. Ford, Z. Greon, K. Ross, V. Ross, J. Ditschler, M. Norris, N. Rubonstoin. Fourth Row: L. Cole. E. Schwarz, R. Rider, H. Segal, A. Rosenberg, J. Schaitberger. Third Row: 0. Scherber. Y. Ryks, B. Kohler, M. Schneider, S. Schneidor, B. Sather, J. Dorstad. Second Row: G. Ruder, D. Schulze, V. Ryti. L. Rubonstoin, H. Schatvet. E. Rolf. First Row: C. Romenchuk, C. Schnappavo, J. Schwartz, D. Romatlco. E. Sabin, M. Seaborg, T. Scherling. 318—MISS LERSCHEN Top Row: R. Johnson, M. Tapper. R. Buck. B. Swenson, J. Ullom, J. Huntington. Fourth Row: W. Fries. P. Trudeau, D. Taylor, E. Swanson. C. Tack. Third Row: J. Taylor, B. Swanson, B. Tesler, L. Swaddon, M. Tessman, G. Swatez. Second Row: M. Tracy, N. Tieva. M. Thompson. M. Swanson, R. Tillman. First Row: M. Keren, B. Swigart, A. Udell, E. Udell, J. Toner, B. Lebojko. 113—MR. CHRISTOPHERSON Top Row: A. Horn, B. Skaggs. L. Gardner, D. Anderson. Fourth Row: E. Williams. R. Bladino. F. Duffee, T. Hayes. Third Row: A. Kobul, J. Malecki, M. Levin, B. Erhardt. Second Row: A. Kontorowicz, M. Pollock, B. Zimmer, D. Reeres. First Row: W. Swordlick, D. Loomis. J. Harrcr. D. Anderson. 49 SOPHOMORES Each of you has taken one of the most important steps in your lives—that of entering high school. When you first entered North High, you were unfamiliar with the ways of the school. With the help of friendly advisers, teachers, and other students, you have now become accustomed to it. You. part of the supporting cast, have been helped through your first year of North, as understudies are helped when they just start out. In two years, when you become the stars, it will be your turn to lend a helping hand to more newcomers. 207—MISS CLARKE Top Row: T. Anderson, J. Biboau. R. Audotto, B. Killeen, D. Bibeau, C. Bartosch. Fourth Row: M. Beck, D. Ahti, R. Aune. R. Elmquist, F. Barrier, S. Anderson. Third Row: B. Atkins. N. Arones. J. Bator. M. Ritien, J. Berezovsky, N. Boach. Second Row: D. Berryman. C. Arnold. G. Anderson, M. Armstrong. R. Borg. P. Alvarez. First Row: 8. Benford. B. Bemel, M. Bonowitz, V. Armagost. R. Abrams. E. Shepard. 205—MR. CLEARY Top Row: G. Brand, R. Bradford, S. Brown. A. Boe, R. Bonesteel. H. Blankenship. Fourth Row: R. Briggs, K. Callahan, J. Burns, K. Callahan. E. Bohlin, M. Broude. Third Row: B. Blackwell, B. Bruce. G. Buss. L. Mickelson. V. Brekke. A. Blumenthal. Second Row: E. Bohler, J. Boehme. P. Bartell, M. Bryant, C. Brage, J. Blanchette. D. Christenson. First Row: M. Burke, T. Blanchette. V. Burnos. J. Bird. S. Budenski, J. Brown. 50 203—MRS. WEILAND Top Row: W. Ziegler, H. Ziorhut. B. Wilson. M. West. E. Welk. T. Woglarz. Fourth Row: N. Wostberry, B. Williams, R. Bundt. S. Wilkinson. B. Woolhouse, W. Wheolor. Third Row: A. Franzman, D. Whipps, S. Wilensky, V. Wichorski. B. Wickstrom, E. Erickson. R. Soltis. Socond Row: C. Zyvoloski, M. Weinberg, S. Wen-stad. M. White. J. Wright, J. Wiise-nen. First Row: D. Sonenstahl, V. Zimmerman. R. Wilonsky. P. Witherspoon, R. Lacumbc. 108—MISS CRITTENDEN Top Row; W. Doherty, H. Dorhohr. J. Daily, F. Doughty, F. Crosby. Fourth Row: K. Carlson, 1. Cohen, D. Drake, M. Diotz, M. Christensen. Third Row: B. Christopherson, M. DoPow, W. Canfiold, F. Desantell, J. Dolgoff. Socond Row: B. Dovis, G. Coopor, C. Early. C. Early. J. Carter. First Row: H. Dibblo, D. Cardinal, J. Lutz, H. Duchono, M. Dovis, G. Higan. 217—MR. FETZER Top Row; R. Fishman, G. Filorman. B. Erickson, R. Flonnelly, J. Elvin, A. Freeman. Fourth Row: B. Finstad, C. Erickson. A. Engel, T. Fishman, D. Evans. Third Row: G. Finoman, D. Emery. L. Foreman, B. Finkolstcin, E. Erickson. C. Forguson. Second Row: E. Egnoske, M. Fjollman. D. Fields, S. Foinberg, F. Franzman. First Row: F. Evangelist. M. Filipek. M. Forguson. S. Eisonberg, B. Cook. P. Ennis. 51 200—MR. JACOBI Top Row: D. Gleason, A. Goldberg, L. Haglin, C. Gordon, R. Hald. D. Goldberg, R. Guttmann. Fourth Row: J. Grant, R. Goldblait, A. Gray, M. Friedell, R. Greon, D. Greenwood. Third Row: 0. Gasporac, L. Gobol, S. Friederich, S. Grapentin, D. Gins-borg, P. Goodman B. Gilbert. Second Row: J. Glynn, J. Garvey. H. Gurc-witi, E. Goldman, B. Guttman, P. Graf , V. Gastuch. First Row: A. Hakarin, B. Friedman, M. Greene. T. Goodman, E. Hall, A. Gilbertson, B. Klish. 215—MR. LARSON Top Row; R. Honson. G. Hauge, K. Hanlon. B. Herman, R. Horri . Fourth Row: A. Hilgor, V. Hill, D. Holthus. J. Hirrison, B. Hesse. Third Row: R. Hanson, J. Harrer. R. Hanson. D. Holmquist, P. Henson. Second Row: M. Helm, P. Heckmann, N. Henderson. D. Hanson, S. Heims. First Row: G. Hensel, D. Cardinal, J. Hawk. J. Hawk, A. Havoson. 120—MR. PERRIN Top Row: W. Johnson, B. Johnson, T. Judge, E. Johnson, C. Johnson, M. Jempsa. Fourth Row; R. Hyser, J. Huber, B. Johnson, T. Combs, A. Kaplan, J. Janosok. Third Row: E. Kaplan, E. Jacobs. M. Jamos. R. Johnston, G. Jordan. R. Johnson. Second Row: S. Johnson, G. Johnson, W. Oeiley, J. Jacobson, M. Kane, M. Hyman. First Row: R. Johnson, J. Karpf, R. Johnson, B. Kallio, V. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Ipsen. 52 226—MISS SEDER Top Row: M. Kallas, D. Larson, G. Kushner, Y. Karsh. B. Kummot, J. Kosmalski. Fourth Row: M. Lachor, S. Larson, A. Larson, E. Larison, B. Keoch. G. Lange. Third Row: J. Larson, L. Lavalle, P. Kroehnert, J. Claes-gens. R. Lazorine. R. Kirshbaum. Second Row: R. Krouso, R. Knutson. M. Krietzman, A. Kroman, A. Kommers, E. Keller, C. Labovitch. First Row: M. Kenton, S. Larson. R. Krank, J. LaBissoniere, J. Kvernoss. D. Klein. 218—MISS SHANNON Top Row: R. Levasseur, M. Lobowitz. A. Mack. J. Litowsky, N. Lofto. Fourth Row: H. Loomis. C. Magnuson. M. Lidon, J. Lutsky, E. Lehrman, I. Livan. Third Row: P. Lewis, A. Longerbono, M. Licskc. S. Litman, N. McGuire. Second Row: R. Lessak. M. Lynch. M. Loy. Y. LoRoux, D. Leverson, R. Malley. First Row: D. Lund, C. Luden, L. Lick. R. Muvinski, L. Le Cuyor. 106—MISS SHERMAN Top Row: I. Milstein, P. Morrison, J. Miller. M. Milos. M. Martinka, D. Matheson. Fourth Row: E. Melsness. F. Margulis, G. Nedry, J. Ricker, R. Manuel!. J. McDougall, R. Meier. Third Row: V. McHugh, M. Merkel. C. Mejia, L. Naglo. J. Marko, J. McCabe. Second Row: D. Martin. M. Miller, F. Marchand, M. Modlock. B. Modlock, M. McCoy. First Row: R. Mortonson, V. LaValle. S. Martinez, M. Michaolson, M. Anderson, P. Mannio. 53 327A—MISS SIEHL Top Row: C. Patrelc. R. Osgood, W. Patterson, M. Moss. E. Morris. Fourth Row: 8. Orstad, R. Novak, V. Nugont. D. Nowman. Third Row: B. Poltz, P. Nolson, C. Paulsen, R. Oden, M. Niman. Second Row: $. Nowmann, J. Olson, E. Naron, V. Okenstrom, P. Nelson. J. Oglansky. First Row: P. O’Brien. M. Nelson. E. Palmer. 8. Niccum. 305—MISS BLESSIN Top Row: D. McClay, J. Halvorson. D. Yost. G. Olmsted. P. Dorstad, C. Stoeckmann. Fourth Row: 0. Kvas-nik, W. Holmes. I. 8oyum. G. Smith, L. Boyum. Third Row: L. Kessler, J. Olson, B. Mouw, C. Klink, L Schar-bor, D. Fischer. Second Row: M. McClurg, B. Potors, D. Prince. B. Johnson, P. Kapola. First Row: M. Petorson, S. Lubow, K. Martin, D. Prince, L. Pieper, C. Kroman. 313—MISS SIMS Top Row: J. Rawlins. R. Rosecrans, B. Rachel, D. Petersen, G. Proctor, C. Roqalskr. Fourth Row: W. Owens. R. Rolf, L. Rorvick. M. Ranke, V. Risberg. Third Row: B. Gordon. J. Poterson, J. Rivard, L. Rohlf, V. Reinking, D. Potors. Second Row: M. Rez-nick, W. Reifel, R. Rocheford, S. Rappaport. F. Aein. First Row: M. Petersen, M. Pilger, J. Rocholeau, S. Robertson, G. Pollack, D. Pitman. 54 303—MR. SONNENBERG Top Row: D. Soavoy, H. Ryks. J. Schmidt, J. Ryan. J. Rotondo, C. Sorkincn. Fourth Row: L. Schleif. B. Shacter, J. Rouf . J. Runquist. M. Schwartz, J. Schulz. Third Row: D. Rusch, M. Schmidt, G. Rosowarne, S. Rotonborg, M. Sandback, J. Sagor. Second Row; J. Hastert, E. Schwarzkopf, M. Schultz. M. Schwartz. M. Rosonrwoig, D. Rusinko, First Row: A. Sedraniky. P. Rosenbush. R. Schmitt, D. Schrado, S. Schwartz. 224—MR. SPAULDING Top Row: G. Smith. C. Stoman, R. Spiegel, N. Smirnow, 0. Smith, M. Rosenthal. Fourth Row: V. Snydor, W. Banks. W. Shapira, M. Stillman, J. Stoeke, P. Smith, B. Steere. Third Row: K. Stanwood, P. Sodman. S. Simons, J. Skow, M. Smirl, J, Shea. Second Row: F. Chippy, M. Stenson, J. Simo, G. Steino, F. Smith. A. Sta-ment. First Row: B. Stanek, 8. Skochin-ski, E. Snyder, E. Smith, C. Streed. J. Stimmler. 208—MR. ADDINGTON Top Row: R. Swanson, D. Vogel, T. Warren, L. Walters, R. Volkort. M. Vossberg. Fourth Row: D. Wanko, D. Swanson. M. Weostrend, B. Synnes, M. Torkelson. Third Row: C. Stubon-berg, B. Truppman, J. Tiornoy, S. Swodberg, D. Boos, C. Uhrich. Second Row: J. Stubblefield, M. Toroll, S. Walters, C. Svenning, D. Wall. First Row: G. Weber, S. Swartz, D. Warner, L. Wassorman, N. Tolchinor, I. Sukov. 55 SCENERY j i A big production is a success only if there is enough color in it to keep the audience anxiously looking forward to the next event. To make this possible there must be action, good lighting, and above all realistic scenery. The action and scenery in the high school are the extracurricular activities that the students have joined during the year. These activities help to form the character of the students and to give them good experience in leadership. Many friendships are made through these activities. 57 BAND Under the capable baton of George Paulson, the North High Band has participated in many activities at North. The homecoming game would not be complete without the color and participation of the band. Wallace Jex is student director. COLOR GUARDS Sytvta Rdcknor, Barbara Boo, Mary Baker. Tulano Stillpati. ORCHESTRA Conducted by George Paulson, the North High orchestra adds many beautiful strains of music to the North High auditorium programs. The orchestra provides music for commencements, class plays, and often entertains the student body during auditorium programs. CHOIR Consisting of 130 members, directed by Mrs. Clarice Etscheid. the North High choir has taken part in many activities. This year under the direction of Antal Dorati, they took part in the Messiah. They also give programs for the student body. Seated: H. Hymei, R. Sadoff, R Johnson, J. Jensen, I. Boe, G. Schtuck, A. Buiqafx. P. Racknar, J. Dechter, R. Butt. 0. Dahl, T. Dick. Standing: D. Simpson, G. Finkelson, B. Wuollet, M. Colebank, S. John:on. B. Humphrey, M. Mattson, L Peterson, M. Elman, J. Wostl. J. Davis, C. Frank. B. Bellman, P. Weaver, N. Tenenbaum. B. Sabes, E. Sadoff, E. Benjamin, J. Rakov. POLARIS BI-WEEKLY STAFF Without the Po'aris Bi-Weekly staff of North High School, the students would miss the pleasure and enjoyment it has brought them for many years. It is rated as one of the best high school papers in the state of Minnesota. To become a member of the staff the student must have taken News SI and S2. The editor-in-chiof of the staff is Eugene Sadoff and the adviser is Mrs. Della Lindsten. POLARIS ANNUAL STAFF Under Mrs. Kathleen Spillane Keenan and Mrs. Myers, the Polaris Annual Staff puts out the book that in later years will bring back so many memories. The Staff is chosen from the recommende ons of the teachers. The students begin their work at he end of their junior year. Seated: Stanley Giffil. Joan Charon, Connie Heruth. Carol Heine . Standing: Slavla Bannatf, Harriet Slater, David Levy, Janet Etler, Colleen Blakeborough, Mr . Myer . Joyce Aprea, Sharon Anderton. Row On : Shirley Haikovifj, Joyce Armegoit. Beverly Catlett, Marcella Nevlatky. Lolt Bloom. Jacqueline Glenn, Helen Enaal, Barbara Lobeiko. Row Two: Patricia Runquitt. Erlyit Gunttenton. Patricia Knight. Jean Abraham, Dorothy Jecobton, Kathy Jude, Marilyn Thompson. Avis Auer. Row Three: Luelle DePew, Marlene Tettman, Meroa Tracy. Marlene Schneider, Pearl Sau, Dorothy Bean, Sharon Slllanpa. Row Four: Janice McDonald. Carole FinkeUteln, Marjorie Juster. Lorraine Waller, Barbara Seklund, Marlene Stelne, Caroline Widlund Row Five: Charlotte Lewis, Joanne Bolduc, Kathryn Ross, Phyllis Rackner, Janice Claesgens, Sheila Karstens, Sherrie Patterson. SERVICE AIDS Without the help of the Service Aids. North Hiqh School would not run as smoothly as it does. The girls work as attendance clerks, office pages, assistants in the library, and switchboard operators. In addition to the service given in the office, they are learning a valuable skill for their future jobs. Service points are earned by these girls for their work. AUTOGRAPHS 61 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row On : Patricia Whalen. Nancy Sybranf. Nancy Tenenbaum, Idatl Abramovitch. Jaannin Knudson. Row Two: Harriet Slatar. Garaldin Jonat. Poggy Colabank, Jaan Wait! Garold Schluck. Row Three: Joyce Dechtar, Phyllli Racknar. Slavia 8 nnett. Collaan Blakeborough. Row Four: Frank Trestman, Evelyn Javiniky, Marina Abrami, Charlotte Frank. Peggy Weaver. Row Five: Ronald W. Johnson. James Breeden, Jerom Manas. James Sicora, James Pilgar. Marian Anderson. Virginia Ba]arl, Elaine Benjamin, Barbara Boe, Arlan Bulaetx. Marguerite Coleman, Jaan Curran, Millicent Elman, Janet Eslar, Gary Finkalson, Jack Fithian, Carol Gall. Paul Gardner. Georg Goetz, Henry Haarala. Roy Hamarl, Harvey Hymas, Doreen Kaufman, Charlotte Leeson, Virginia Liychik. Maureen Lock , Janet Lockan, Shirley Marcus, Mary Mattson. Margie Mattel . JoAnn Moore, Lawrence Neimark, Barbara Nelson, Charles Roberts. Bette Sabas, Eugene Sadoff, Robert Sadoff. Howard Segal, Betty Selstad. Fred Shapiro, Marion Smedberg, Myrna Tupper, Beverly Tyczyntki. Elaine Werp. Lorraine Wiisanen. Lawrence Zefterwall. Rand Burns. Barbara Bunell . Margaret Gilmer, Carol Grenell, Beverly Gunstenson, Shirley Haroldson, Gloria Jansen, Shiela Karstens, Patricia Katelnak, Jeanette Kumpula, Robert Kvasnicka, Valeri Macosek. Margaret Malmberg, Betty McElroy Diane Moffat. Dean Moran, Emma Ollenketo, James Osterhgs. Sherri Patterson, David Pokela, Lois Shafer. Frank Michael Streitz. Richard Tillman. Maroa Tracy. January 1939 marked the origin of the National Honor Society at North High School, when forty-four members were accepted. The qualifications for membership are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The faculty and Honor Society members vote on all the Juniors who have a 2.0 average, and on all the Seniors with a 1.7 average. At the annual tapping ceremony, students are informed of their acceptance into the National Honor Society by being tapped by a senior member. Row On : Caroline Ludcn, Barbara Walchuk. Donna Cardinal, Myrna Tupp r. Row Two: Eleanor Knoll. Donna Av d, Riwia Margulas, Eileen Hoffman. Row Thr : Lorrain Waller, Joan Hayei, Joan Charon, Mary Bachmoy r. Row Four: Diano Mandel, Shirley Hoffman, Yvonn Ryks. Isabelle Tockman. Row Five: Phyllis Christensen, Olan Moffat, Evelyn Jevlnsky, Roberta Lucasen. HALL GUARDS Posted at their stations during the fourth hour are the Hall Guards. They keep pupils from loitering in the halls and from disturbing classes. Adviser of the group is Miss Harriet Madigan. USHERS The Ushers' service is one without which the school could not get along. The ushers are the students who correctly seat the audiences at all of our public school programs. Their faculty adviser is Kopple Friedman. Row One: Uabelle Tockman, 8everly DeRotier, Dorothy Langum, Marlyi Seaberg Joanne Hein. Row Two: Gloria Jenson, Margaret Ivers, Barbara Buuelle. Marlene Even, Jean Kumpula. Row Three: Carol Tack, Margie Krier, Jackie Chapman. Deloret Eriba. Joyce Larson. Row Four: Janice Lieder, Clara Romanchuk. Carol Schnappauf, Lorraine Cehlender, Carol Kreger. Row Five: Joanne Ford, Nancy Grant. Kathryn Ross. Elaine Carlson. Judy Lot . Row On : Shlrlay Hoffman. Saratta Badinar, El«!n Soskln, Milllc nt Elman. Garaldina Woods. Myrna Tupper. EHaan Hoffman. Row Two: Barbara Barin . Paulin Raskin, Bavarly CatlaH, Rivla Margulas. Marian Langar, Rosalia Sarulnlc, Cacll Brombarg. Row Thraa: Idalla Barg, Rosy Ravin. Connl Saltiar, Ruth Butt. Sylvia Racknar, Barbara Ballman, Shlrlay Haskovfti. Row Four: Joyc Oachtar. Sharon Chapman. Lora Brlckman, Shlrlay Smolkin. Lois Marca. Rochall Paarlman, Isaballa Tockman. Row Flv ; Sharon Gordon, Tulana Stillpass, Claric Panfall, Louis Patarson, Mary Lou Mattson, Kathtaan Binford LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES A clean and attractive lunchroom is maintained by the lunchroom hosts and hostesses. They arrange the stools and keep the tables clean. This is a voluntary service for which service points are awarded to the students. The faculty advisers are Homer Fetzer and Tom Kennedy. JUNIOR RED CROSS Each year the Junior Red Cross carries out many helpful projects for both the community at home and the communities abroad. This year the Junior Red Cross collected gift boxes to send abroad for Christmas. It also has an annual drive for donations. The supervisor is Miss Siehl. Row On : Donna Av d. Iiaball Tockman. Audray Udall. Lorrain Wawarman, Cacll Brombaro. Shlrlay Haikoviti. Row Two: Adallna Backman. Mary Bryant. Francillia Shlppy. Joyc Walfart, Mariya Liatk . Mari Haekart. Row Thr : Harrlat Slatar. Shlrlay Marcu . Joan Charon, Avia Auar, Edward Garahanoviti. Harman Kahl. Row Four: Doloraa Draka, Joan Watson, Marilyn Tonar. Su O'Brian. Kathlaan Mailowaki. Bridgat Furman. Gw n Brodt. Row Flv : Elian Wuollat. Marian Andaraon, Mac Goldfarb, William Brown, Diana Mandal. Paulin Raskin, Barbara Humphray. Row On : J «nn Kormanik. Joyc Apr . Betty Wuollet, Ruth Markson, Margaret Ann Gilmer, Rowana Pitman, VIKING CLUB Marlys C rl� on. Row Two: Key Peterson, Lorr«in Swanson, Sharon Anderson. Roger Aun , Jerry Wendt. Gerald Schlock. Shirle Albrecht, Phyllis Henn«i. Row Thr : Loll Editrom, Joan Wation, Shirley Stanek, Marlene Berg, Lolt Engitrand. Maroa Tracy, Elaine Werp. Nancy Sybrant. Row Four: Mary 8eker, Share Johnton, Janice Vlatek, Diane Ivans. Marcia Paulson. Sheila Karstens. Joyce Larson. Row Five: Gary Flnkelson, Richard Powell, LeRoy Lundgren, Charles Heffelfinger, Jerry Hahn. Donald North, Barbara Boe. Under Miss Pauline Farseth and Mr. Dragseth. an exchange teacher from Norway, the Viking Club studies many of the cultural contributions of Northern Europe. To become a member of the Viking Club a boy or girl must be taking Norse in high school. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB The World Affairs Club was organized this year to stimulate an interest in local, national and world affairs. One of the big activities of the club is participation in the Star Journal Quiz. The chairman for this year is Richard Tillman. Mike Ritzen is the assistant chairman. 65 Row One: Sandra Heims. Myrna Greene, Richard Tillman. Row Two: Maureen Beck, Mike Ritien. Row Three: Arl Oleisky, Robert Weiss. KADIMAH Row On : Joyc Oglansky, Bavorly Friodman. Madalyn Groonborg. Paggy Fnadall, Oolorat Kloin, Lorraine Wassorman. Donna Av d. Row Two: Vicki Goldberg. Barbara Lossak. Zalda CKamrlnow, Roberta Foi. Elaina Goldman. Bottl Lehman. Barbara Davis. Marcella Novlatky, Loll Bloom. Row Three: Marjorie Justor, Sandra Datkovtky, Shirley Marcus, Bridget Furman. Phyllit Keller. Evelyn Lehrman. Joan Charon. Nancy Tenenbaum. Charlotte Lee on. Row Four: Pauline Rotkin, Tedda Fishman. Slavie Bennett. Lorraine Waller. Phyllit Goodman. Bette Sabot, Barbara Truppman, Marilyn Niman. Row Five: Elinor Silverman, Evelyn Javintky, Charlotte Frank, Phyllit Chrlttenten, Sharon McFall, Carolina Widlund. Muriel Olten, Sharon Anderson, Louise Peterson. In 1926, a group of girls got together and formed the Jewish club. Kadimah,’’ which means to go forward. Its main purposes are to do service and to acquire leadership qualities. Part of the yearly program consists of a Membership tea, Mother's Day banquet, and an Inter-Faith service. MEDALIS Medalis originated in 1949, when Seton-Hi was discontinued. The purpose of the Club is to give service to the school in social and charitable activities. The girls help in the Lost and Found Department. and the School Testing Program, and are assistants in the office. Row On : Erlytt Gunstonson, Virgin! Liychik, Phyllit Graft. Eil n Kaitor, Goraldin Woods, Norma Johnson. Row Two: Jan ( Kotcham, Francos Kania, Marlon Nolton. Eiloon DuBoit, Donna Bakor, Barbara Koch. Row Thro : Dorothy Boon, Patricia Whalon, Joyc Hogorlo, Barbara Nolton. Janie Andorson, Joan Curran. Row Four: Mary Lou Mattson. Janot Eslor, Joan Abraham. Kay Potorson. Goraldln Jonos, Patricia Knight. Row Fivo: Phyllit Chrlstonson, Sharon McFall. Carolln Widlund. Muriol Olson. Sharon Andorson. Louis Potorson. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row One: Marcella Nevlatky, loii Bloom. Nancy Tenenbaum. Milllcent Elman, Lo! Halay. Morrii Sharman. Row Two: Sharon Chapman. Gerald Swatai, Harold Weiiberg. Charlotte Graan, Baft Sabei, Rochalla Pearlman. Row Thraa: Harvey Rodich, Alfa Marl, Beverly Olitad. Sandra Anderion, Joyce Dachtar. Slavla Bannatf. Row Four: Harvey Kalman, Philip Greenberg, Sharon Gordon, Mailna Abrami, Mace Goldferb, Peggy Weaver. Row Five: Arthur Oleitky, Sander Latli, Jim Breeden, Charlet Friedman, Sheldon Werf. Jamct Oiterhut. In May 1950 the North debate team received their charter. To become a member, one must have a C-f- average and a desire to improve one's public speaking. The National Forensic League participates in the Junior Town Meeting and provides M.C.'s for our auditorium programs. Christian Fellowship at North High is one of the religious clubs. Most of the members of this group are active in their respective churches. Inspiration is given to the group through their many guest speakers. The group also has many sing-spirations. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Engel, Adeline Beckmen. Cerol Svenning. Row Four: Kenneth Johnjon. Yvonne Ryki, Beverly Tyczyntki, Betty McElroy, Geraldine Frith. Row Five: Eugene Sprinkel, Letlie Klmlinger, Jamei Ofterhu . George Goetx. Doneld North. Row One: Eleenor Sebln, Beverly Berk, Cerol Ottrom. Elsie Pelmer. Gloria Jean Sowek. Row Two: Loll Merce, Lite Foremen. Joyce Swemon, Jean Curran, Rolf Elveremee. Row Three: Shirley Johnton, Emma Boblin. Alice CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was formed to give students a chance to understand and play Chess. Membership is open to anyone interested in the game. Practice games are played weekly, and students are chosen to participate in tournaments held with other schools of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The officers for this year are President, George Goetz; Vice-President, Thomas Neunsinger; and Secretary, Leslie Kimlinger. PAT POLAR COMMITTEE The Pat Polar Committee was organized to plan dances and other social events for the students of North High School and Patrick Henry High School. The committee plans the Pat Polar dances which are held at the American Legion Hall on Penn and Broadway on every other Friday. They sell membership cards to students who want them for twenty-five cents a year. The Committee also sees that the Pat Polar dances are advertised and that boys and girls are encouraged to come. The chairman of the Committee for North is Jean Wasti. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE The Junior Academy of Science received a charter from the Minnesota Academy of Science in 1941. The main purposes of the Academy are to create a keener interest in science, and to encourage individual initiative and higher scholastic attainment through science projects. Meetings are held the first and third Thursday of the month when reports on projects, or talks on scientific subjects are given, or movies are shown. Any boy or girl who is interested in carrying out a science project may join the club. Row Ona: J. Schwartj, D. Lanqum, I. Budantki, S. Maroldion. Row Two: R. Colabank, J. Chapman. J. Wait!, J. Smith. Row Thraa: R. Farrara. J. Hayat, J. Davit. Row Four: 0. McKay. M. Strain. D. Bryant. Row Fiva: W. Sandback, 0. Gillan, 0. Dahl. Row Si : R. Johnson, T. Schlaa, T. Obart. Row Ona: Harman Kahl, Arthur Sharman. Burton Guttman, Richard Tillman. Row Two: Lois Mama, Marianna Kaplan, Itaballa Tockman. Row Thraa: Thaodora Warran, Rodnay Hold, Burton Banton. Row Four: Gary Filarman, Mika Goldman, Latlia Kimlingar. STAGE CREW Under the direction of Mr. Brom. the Stage Crew sets up the stage for the school auditorium programs, PTA programs, and various other events. The Stage Crew constructs the class play settinqs, paints the scenery, studies and handles lighting effects, and is present back stage at all programs. Richard Rotacrane, Jamat Elvin, Julian Marcovlfi, Roy Elmqulit, John Edtlrom, Stanlay Forar . PROJECTION CLUB To provide educational and entertaining movies for the student body is the aim of the Projection Club at North High School. It is one of the service clubs at North. A member of the Projection Club assists in the showing of movies in the auditorium as well as in the various classrooms where movies are shown. The activities of the Projection Club include operating movie projectors, furnishing radios and phonographs for the classes that want them, and operating the public address system. The officers for this year are George Goetz. President; Allan Horn. Vice-President: Allan Kobul. Secretary; and Harris Tilsner. Treasurer. The adviser for the Projection Club is Alfred Christopnerson. Row On : Horrii Tiltnar, Willard Swardlick, Myrn Mutanbrock, Dorli Loomit, J n t Harrar. Row Two: Bob Erhardt, Bob Zimmer, Mauric Pollock. Donald Kantorowlci. Donald Raavat, Dick Andarton. Row Thraa: Floyd Duffaa, Tom Hay i. Jamat Malackl, Mil t levin, Allan Kobul. Row Four: Douglat Andarton, Earl Willlamt. Paul Tolkkinan, George Goafi, Raleigh Bladina, A. C. Chrltlopharton. Row Five: Mika Goldman, La Gardner, Allan Horn, Jamat Braadan, Bill Skaggt. Row On : Betty WjoIUt, Oonn Bak r. Phylli Kapala. Loit Malay. Nancy Snyder. Elti Palmer, Alice Hakarin. Margaret Ann Gilmer. Row Two: Margaret Iver . Jean Hay . Mariana Bero, Peggy Colebank Jeanlnn Smith. Conttance Arnold, Mary Jane Pilger, Nancy Aron � . Row Three: PeaH Sail, Carol Grenell, Joan Cloutier, Marilyn Becker Jean Kumpula. Norma Tieva, Viola Bertelten. Row Four: Janet Schaltberger, Gloria Jenion, Diane Kragh Virginia McHugh. Barbara Jo Blackwell, Emma Bohlin, Pat R. Nelion, Loll Engitrand. Row Five: Murrlel Martinka, Marcia Paulton, Share Johnion. Barbara Humphrey. Floy Rice, Sandra Andarion. Loult Petarion, Sharon McFall. Y-TEENS Y-Teens represent the YWCA at North High School. It was originally organized in 1921 when there were two separate clubs called Blue Tri and Silver Tri. The group meets every second week after school on Wednesday. Y-Teens have many activities during the year, some of which are Style shows, listening to vocational speakers, singing, and selling cards at Christmas time. The profits from the Christmas project went for the needy and for financing some of the year's expenses. The group also made Christmas favors and sang Christmas Carols in some of the city hospitals. The advisers for Y-Teens are Miss Josephson and Miss Johanson. This year's president is Jeaninne Smith. Row One: Dorothy Lund. Marly Seaberg, Mary Ann Nelton. Avalon Gilbertion, Shirley Haroldton. Gayle Seaberg. Row Two: Jeanne Kormanik, Gwen Rotewarn . Marian Sandback. Marlynn Fjellman. Patricia Nation. Joanne Luc . Dorothy Langum. Row Three: Lorraine Cahlander. Sharon Livinaiton, Barbara Buiielle, Francillia Shippy. Barbara Atkin . Ruth Knutton. Row Four: Janice Vlasak, June Davi . Jean Wa ti, Rotemary Hall. Shirley Stanek, Dolor Gunther, Loi Editrom. Row Five: Kathryn Ro:� . Nancy Grant. Charmain Zimmer, Barbara Ortfad. Dorit Jotephton. Ellen Wuollet. Hl-Y There ore three separate clubs at North High School. They ore Zenith, Apollo, and Acme. The main purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout home, school, and community. The officers for the All School Hi-Y are Jim Pilger, President; Andy Piilola. Secretary: and Paul Black-well, Chaplain. The Hi-Y at North has many different activities during the year. This year they sponsored a variety show at Jordan Junior High School. The profits of the variety show went to sending other boys to camp. Hi-Y also sends boys to the All Boy Congress which is held each year in St. Paul. Other activities such as parties, dances, and wiener roasts are also held throughout the year. The clubs meet every week. There is also a joint meeting of all the clubs once a month. Row On : Gerald Hauge, James Pilger, Paul Black-wall, Jerry Mackey. Row Two: Ronald Shob . Ralph Malmberg, Robert Winkler, Donald Johnton. Row Three: Thomai Hyter, Ronny Miekelson, Tom Jackton. Row Four: David Simpson. Ronald Torp, Bernard Dolt, Tom Lord. Row Five: Paul Gardner, Gaylon Weitlund, LeRoy lundgren, Ted Dick. Row One: James Nichols, Andrew Piilola, Kenneth Fern, Mickey Streitx. Row Two: William Jones, John Allmon. Wayne Roeth, Brad Swanson. Row Three: Lyle Majeske. Elwood Walk. William Sadloske, Tom Schle . Row Four: James Osterhus. Jim Harrison, Bill Brown. Gen Proctor. Row Five: Kenneth Oulman, James Hall, Dean Moran, William Doherty. Row One: Dick Ferrer . Burton Benson, Glen Iverson, Roy Elmquist. Row Two: Jerry Eklin, John Scheleter, Pet Badali, Jerry Knight. Row Three: Dal Eldred, Karl Davis, Richard Anderson, Duayn Smith. Row Four: Duane Dahl. Marty Elmquist, Bill Sandback. Arni Josephson. Row Five: Cameron Johnston. Ronald W. Johnton, James Breeden, Wyman Johnson. 71 CLASS PLAY Standing: Eugana Sprinkal. Sandra Andarton, Charlat Robarti, Marvay Kalman, Sharon Chapman, Paul Blackball. Saatad: Mika Goldman, Eugano Sadoff. Donald Arontohn, Mariana langar. The Class of 1952 presented The Winslow Boy.' This is the story of Ronnie Winslow, who is a very conscientious lad who was accused of stealing a postal order from one of his friends at school and was expelled. In order to see that justice is done. Ronnie s father hires a famous lawyer to defend the boy. The theme of the play shows the importance of justice for each individual in a democracy. The main characters were Ronnie Winslow. Charles Roberts; Mother, Sandra Anderson; Father. Eugene Sprinlcel; Katherine. Sharon Chapman; Dicky. Paul Blackwell; and the lawyer. Sir Robert Morton. Harvey Kelman. Maiina Abram , chairman of cotfumlng committaa; Kaya Cohan, chair Charlai Robartt, Donald Arontohn, Harvay Kalman, Sharon Chapman, man of maka-up commiftaa; Nancy Tananbaum. promptar; Nancy Smith, Sandra Andarton, Eugana Sprinkal. tfudant diraclor; Charlotta laaton, chairman of propartiat. HOMECOMING Paggy Colebdnk, Barbara Humph-roy, Quaon Joanna Gutf, louii Patarton, Joaninne Smith. Homecoming is the climax of the football season. It includes the crowning of the queen at a special auditorium program in the morning, and the Homecoming dance in the evening. This year Queen Joanne Gust was crowned by two members of the football squad, Pete Badali and Danny Bryant. Attending the queen were Peggy Colebank. Barbara Humphrey. Louise Peterson, and Jeaninne Smith. Queen Joanne Gust reigned over the Washburn-North game where the North High Band offered spectacular entertainment between halves. P � a Bddali, Joann Gust, Danny Bryant. Homacoming Queen Joanna Gu� t. PUBLICITY No play would be a success without good publicity. This same fact holds true to the success of North. One way in which North receives publicity is through its athletic program. For years North's athletic teams have brought much publicity and a great reputation to our school. This year above all, North can be proud of its teams, and of all the students on them doing a conscientious job. 75 FOOTBALL Row On : Pete Bedell, Oen Bryant. Bill Sandback, Del Eldred. Marty Elmqultt. John Jenkins. Row Two: Del McKay, Duane Dahl. Rudy Jenkins, Dev Simpson, Bern! Milstein, Ronny Johnson, Jerry Kirschner. Row Three: Dick Johnson, K nny Belford, Dick F rr re, Jim Ullom, Arlyn Gervis, Ronny Mickelion. Darrell Quern, Jerry Zuckman, Don Cassidy. FROM RAGS TO RICHES Coach Rube Johnson's gridders finished the 1951 season with a record of four wins, one loss, and one tie. This was quite a big difference from the previous season when the team didn't win any games. North defeated Roosevelt, Washburn. Marshall, Vocational, and tied Patrick Henry. The lone loss came at the hands of Central. This year's team placed three men on the All City Teams. Dan Bryant was placed on first team back- field spot while End. Bill Sandback, and Guard, Ron Johnson, were placed on the second team. Seniors who have hung up their football shoes for the last time in high school are John Jenkins, Martv Elmquist, Bill Sandback, Duane Dahl, Dale Eldred, Pete Badali, Bernie Milstein, Dave Simpson. Del McKay, Larry Jackson, Denny Daniels, Kenny Belford. Dan Bryant, and Ed Andryski. Row On : M rty Elmquist, Duane Dahl, Jim Ullom. Jerry Klrschner, Rudy Jenkins. 8111 Sandback, Dan Bryant. Row Two: Dcnnii Daniels, Eugene Kirshbaum. Jerry Zuckman, Dav Simpson, Ronny Mickelion. Kenneth Belford, Tom Obert, Dale Eldred. Row Three: Coach Rub Johnion, Arnold Joiephion, Arlyn Garvii. John Jenkini, Jack Guptil, Ronnie Johnson, Wally Irwin. Manager Lewis Lindsey, Coach Jim Trealawny. Row Four: Bernie Milstein, Larry Jackson. Dick Johnson. Jim Neubeck. Alvin Paiari, Darrell Quam. John Mac Lennan, Ed Andryski, Dick Ferrara, Pete Badali. FOOTBALL Bryant scoots around end Sandback snares one for TO Badali goet up to intercept one Sandback going out for a pats 77 Ferrera around end Ferrara recovers a fumble Rudy Jenkins scoots around end Sandback and John Jenkins forcing a Henry man out of bounds FOOTBALL Jim Ullom coming in � o help Badali stop a Henry man Football Committaa—Top Row: Rudy Jenkins, Jim Ullom, Dala Eldrad. Bottom Row: Coach Jim Traglawny, Bill Sandback, Pete Badali. SOPHOMORES Once again, this year's Sophomore Football Squad captured a tie for the City Soph Championship. This marks the second consecutive year when the team has had a share in the title. The team's record was 3 wins, no losses and I tie. They beat Marshall, South, Southwest, and tied Central. This year's team was coached by Elmer Edlund and John Conover. Mr. Edlund says, Next year's A-Squad will benefit greatly from this year's Soph Squad material.' The standouts on this year's team were Don Goldberg. Warren Banks, Ronald Le Vassuer, Melvin Lebowitz and Jim Harrer. Row One: Don Kvasnick, Floyd Efron, Arnold Bo«, Wally Rlefel, Bob Green. Marshall Friedell, Charles Mejia, Bob Solfit, Bruce Erickson, Jim Elbin. Row Two: Coach Elmer Edlund, Ronald leVasiuer, Ronald Audette. George O'Dell, Milton Ziegler, Willy Shapiro, Jack Bibeau, Don Bibeau, Donovan Patnode. Bill Doherty. Melvin lebowlti, Connie Hector. Ralph Kirshbaum, Warren Banks, Coach John Conover. Row Three: Booker Wilson. Bob Williams. Bob Keech, Marvin Miller, Manager Dick Rosekrans, Don Goldberg, Marshall lifson, Jim Harrer, Curtis Gordon. Milton Brody, Clarence Steman, Ronny Fishman, Gerald Smith, Al Halveson, Manager Denny Yeria. BASKETBALL Row On : Conch Jacobi, Jim Sicor . Mickey Bearman, Cameron Johnston, Bill Sandback. Pete Badali, Assistant Coach Conover. Row Two: Manager Paul Brown, Dan Bryant, Doug Gillen, Del McKay. Bill Pattarson, Ronnie W. Johnson, John Jenkins, Manager Lewis Lindsey. Row Three: Manager Al Halveson, Tim Olson, Denny Leonard, Malin Greenberg, Don Cassidy, Manager Marvin Miller. HAIL THE CHAMPS! The 1951-52 Basketball season was one of the most successful ones in North s history. Under the coaching of J. J. Jacobi, the team won the City title, the Twin City title and went all the way to the finals of District Seventeen before losing to Vocational. In winning the City title, the team won ten games and lost none, breaking a city scoring record by scoring five-hundred twenty-three points in a single season. This marks the first time in North’s history that a North Basketball team has gone undefeated in ten games of City competition. This year's squad placed two men on the All-City Teams. Co-Captain Mickey Bearman was placed at a first team forward, while Jim Sicora was placed on the second team. The remainder of the starting line-up was Co-Captain Bill Sndback, Pete Badali. while Bill Patterson and Cameron Johnston shared the duties at center. SCOREBOARD North 51 North 43 North 57 North 44 North 50 North 52 North 69 North 49 North 53 North 55 North 44 North 53 North 61 North 50 .............Central 29 ......... Vocational 41 ......Edison 25 Roosevelt 39 .............. South 46 Southwest 38 ...... Marshall 35 ............West 38 .............. Henry 36 . ... Washburn 53 St. Paul Washington 39 ...............West 49 Roosevelt 47 Vocational 57 79 BASKETBALL Sandback tries a hook Patterson hits on a short one Bearman hits a jump shot Patterson tries one from the side 80 Johnston goes up for a rebound Badali goes high for a rebound BASKETBALL Jake Jacobi gets dunlcod after the team won city championship Bill Sandback falls to tho floor SOPHOMORES An important part of North's athletics is the Sophomore Basketball team. The team is composed entirely of sophomores and enables a boy to prepare himself for varsity athletic competition. This year's team, coached by Wayne Robinson ended the season with a record of five wins and five losses. They were led by Dwayne Smith who set a single game individual scoring record by scoring thirty points against South. Other players who played a major part in the team's success were Wvman Johnson, Marshall Lifson, Mike Moss. Robert Saltis, Joe Mellesnes, and Don Goldberg. Front Row: Don Goldberg. Mike Mow, Marshall Lifson, Dwayne Smith. Marvin Stillman. 8ob Saltis. Cleo Magnesson. Back Row: Coach John Conover. Willy Shapiro. Ronald LeVasseur. Clarence Steman. Alfred Carlson, Wyman Johnson, Douglas Peterson. Joe Mellesnes, Coach Wayne Robinson. ■ SKIING Brad Swanson warming up bafora a m «f at Glanwood. Row Ona: Donald Cassidy, Gary Wydall, Brad Swanton. Row Two: Bruca Wachtar, William Swanton, Bob Biron, Calvin Brager, Gala Jorganton. Bolow: Obart and Maat blocking a Henry shot. Paced by Brad Swanson, City Slalom Champion, and Don Cassidy, State Jumping Champion, the North High Skiers ended the season successfully. Coached by Tom Kennedy, they won the city meet and placed third in the state. Outstanding skiers were Bruce Wachter Don Cassidy. Brad Swanson, and Bill Swanson. HOCKEY North's Hockey team, under the coaching of Gil Jacobson, ended the season with a record of two wins and six losses. Wally Irwin was high scorer for the team. With only John Maas, Cliff Fraser and Raymond Rauch raduating the team should be strong next year. Kenneth paulding was faculty manager. Row Ona: Jim Ullom. Wally Irwin, Arnold Josaphson, Billy Swanson, LaRoy Lundgran. Dannii Yana, loonard Palfo. Row Two: Tom Obart, Raymond Rauch, Daan McClay, John Maas, Mr. Spaulding, Dick Mundahl, Jimrnia Harrar, Dick Erick:on, Cliff Frasar. SWIMMING In water: John Schleter and Jim Oiterhui. Row On : Don Bibeau, Stanley Forar . Jim Oiterhui, John Schleter. Row Two: Diving in: Jamal Elliot and Stanley Forar . Lawrence LaVall . Robert Colvin, Bert Johnion, Fred Blelkie, Jamei Elliot. Row Three: John Kidd, Ronald Audett . A big surprise at North this year was the great showing of the swimming team. Expecting only an average success the team coached by Lellwyn Anway, won six meets and lost only two. This year's team was paced by John Kidd, who won second place honors in the forty yard crawl in the city meet. CROSS COUNTRY This year, as in past years, North's Cross Country team fared well against all competition. They won all city dual meets, captured fourth in the city, and eighth in the state. This year's team was led by Chuck Johnson, who was first for North in the city, and Bill Brown who was first for North in the state. 8 low: Johnion. Forar , Brown, practicing In the gym. Front Row: Paul Blackwell, Waiter Holmei, Stanley Forar , Bill Brown, Kenny Oulman, Roger Ryder, Chuck Johnion, Fred Doughty. Top Row: Sander Berman, Charlei Sarkinln, Averon Rotenberg, Arnold Silberman, Henry Johnion, Henchel Kahn, Coach Lou Burnett, Tom Lord, Irwin Goldfine, Ronald Torp, Jim Jenien, Dick Spiegel. TRACK Row On : Stanley Forare. Karl Davit, Alvin Schutta, William Pounder, Robert Brunatt. Carl Nyline, William Warner. Charles Smith, Alvin Osfrow, James Jackson. Row Two: Coach Burnett, Frank Martxalik. Arnold Bardt, Dale Eldred, Peter McDonough, William Brown. Rudy Jenkins, Duane Dahl, Gerald Klrschner. Dale Hass Wallace Holmagel, James Jensen, Ronald Torp, Coach Edlund. Row Three William Holt, Eugane Kirshbaum, Arlyn Garvls, Ronald LaBelle, Kenneth Belford, Ted Perusse, Pat Patton, Murray Korltj, Jerry LeBarron. Tom Jackson, Herschel Kahn, Cameron Johnston, Sander Berman. The 1951 North Track season was highlighted by a record breaking mile relay team composed of Bi'l Brown, Karl Nyline, Dan Bryant, and Rudy Jenkins and by a city record in the 440. set by Bill Brown. During the season the team won two relay meets, a quadrangular meet, placed fourth in the city meet, and high in the St. Thomas Relays. This year s team will be paced by returning veterans Bill Brown, Dan Bryant. Rudy Jenkins. Dale Eldred. Duane Dahl, Arlyn Garvis. Jerry Kirschner and newcomers Chuck Johnson and Warren Banks. The Trock team is coached by Lou Burnett and assisted by Elmer Edlund. Bill Brown, North's track star, in action. Tricksters Dan Bryant and Rudy Jenkins practising in the gym. 84 APPARATUS Row On : Jarry Eklund, Harry Nlihimura, Georga Pupura. Kanny Swanton, Bob Winkler. Fred Datriach, Tom Hytar. Row Two: Paul 8lackw ll. Dick Gruenhagen. Dick Kolkind. Jim Pilgar, Gala Jorgenson. Jarry LaBarron. Tom Jackson. Bob Reynolds, Jarry Mackey. Row Three: 0awe Evans. Don Herbert, Ronnie Johnson, Dean McClay. Coach Lou Burnett, Jerry Kirtchner, Dale Hasse, John Kidd. Morty CanI . Marwin Welch. Row Four: Bob Johnson. Carroll Fish. Jim Neubeck, Ron Johnion, Ed Haste, Robert Shallanbargar, Bob Bartoth, Jarry Wendt. Floyd Efros. A record North can really be proud of is the record set by Coach Lou Burnett s Apparatus team. Led by Captain Jim Pilger, one of the best high school gymnasts in the Northwest, the team took a clean sweep of the Apparatus championships of the year. They captured first place honors in the state, city, and Northwest championships. Those who had a major part in the success of the team were Jim Pilger, Paul Blackwell. Tom Jackson. Gale Jorgenson, Dick Kolkind. Jerry LeBarron, and Bob Reynolds. With many lettermen returning next year, the team can look forward to another very successful season. Dick Kolkind on the high bar. Jim Pilgar display «h form that mad him North's top gymnast. Paul 8lackw || and Tom Jackson warming up before the State Meet. TENNIS Row Ona: Mickey Strain. Lawrence Neimark, Alan Covin, Gary Grouman, Edwin Raven, Glen Iverton. Row Two: Jamei Breeden, Howard Seqal, Jack Fithian, Coach John Conover, Ronald W. Johnion. Gaylon Weitlund, Fred Burttein. A record North can be proud of is that of their Tennis team. Through the past two seasons North High Tennis teams, coached by John Conover, have lost only two matches, and won eighteen. This year s team was led by Captain Ronald W. Johnson, Jack Fithian, Alan Covin, and Howard Segal. GOLF Captain Brad Swanson with teammates Harry Nishimura, Lloyd Klein, and Bill Crowl, a very conscientious and hard-working quartet, made up the nucleus of this year's team. During the winter months the team worked out and practiced at the University of Minnesota Fieldhouse once a week. Lloyd Klain, Bradlay Swanton, Coach Wilbur Palm, Harry Nithimura, Bill Crowl. BASEBALL OL Aft How Oh: Don Cassidy, Bill Sandback, Micky Baarman, Pata Badali, Marty Elmqulsf. Jim Ullom. Row Two; Coach Jim Traglawny, Doug Gillan, Stan Burstain, Wally Irwin, Dal McKay. Cliff Frasar, Tim Olson. Billy Swan:on The 1951 Polar Batsmen ended the season with a league record of three wins and five losses. This record was good enough to hold number three spot in the Northern Division of the City League. With the return of thirteen veterans from last year's team, Coach Jim Treglawny is looking forward to a much more successful season this year. Only two starters were missing from last year s starting team. Starters returning from last year were Bill Sand-back, Stanley Burstein, Marty Elmquist, Mickey Bearman, Pete Badali, Bill Swanson. Don Cassidy, Cliff Fraser, and Delano McKay. 87 Part of fha squad in a Pappar gam . Doug Gillan illdai info Pata Badali in practica. Stan Burstain and Cliff Frasar warming up In fha gym. Row On : J. Notaro, B Wuollat, J. Quial, J. Gu� � , S. Harold-ton, M. Saabarg. B 8 auchan . L. Wlltanan. Row Two: R. Milton. K. Patanon, L Cahlandar, M. Backar, C. Hill. L. Nalton, V. Barlalton, J. Rally, B. Glerko. Row Thraa: C. Oonahua, D. Gunthar. A. Radamachar. S. Johnson, C Romanchuk, M. Evart, M, Tonar, A. Rakot, J. Pord. GYM AIDS Girls with outstanding sports ability have the opportunity to become a gym leader These girls have the responsibility of refereeing games and taking care of sports equipment GYM INSTRUCTORS Girls' gym classes, ably directed by Miss Johanson and Miss Josephson, have had a busy year with the many new activities introduced this year. Mitt Mary Josaphton Mitt Attrid Johanson Row Ona: Marilyn Tonar, Jun Davit, Rivia Margulat, Joan Cabot. Row Two: toil Edltrom. Batty Lahman, Peggy Priadall CHEERLEADERS P-9-L-A.R-S POLARS. POLARS. N. H. S This cheer, along with many others, has filled the air as the student body, led by the cheerleaders. has helped to cheer our team on to victory. Dressed in their blue and white uniforms, the cheerleaders are always present as North takes the field. They have become as much a part of the sports activities as the game itself. 88 Dalorat Gunther. Sandra Andarton, Patella Manotavltz. Serene Rappaport, Barbara Fowler, Benita Gilbert. MODERN DANCE Modern Dance, the basis of interpretive dance, consists of setting patterns to rhythms and of using descriptive motions to express an idea. At North we have classes in both beginning and advanced dance. Miss Mary Rae Josephson instructs these classes. TENNIS Any girl interested in playing tennis may enter the city-district meet which is played at the Parade Grounds in the fall. Row Ona: Mauraan Back, Lorria Brlckman, Barbara Ballman. Row Two: Janat Shaa, Roxy Ravitz. Viola Riatburg. Row Ona: Joan Luca, Nancy Snydar, Lolt Nation. Marlit Saabura. Row Two: Myrna Mutanbroch, Donna Avid. Barbara Humph-ray, Idalla Barg, Floy Rica, Marcia Paulion. GOLF The girls trying out for the golf team register in the advanced sports class so they can get into the fall and spring practices. The golf team is set up by competition between the girls. Score cards are turned in after every practice, and girls are placed on the team in order of their scores. Practices are held at Wirth Park. 89 Acknowledgments To those who aided in the production of this yearbook, the 1952 POLARIS ANNUAL Staff would like to express its gratitude. To Mr. Arthur Segal of the Bureau of Engraving, for his considerate aid and many suggestions. To Leo Bank, Photographer for the David Bank Studio, for his efforts to obtain photos of school activities. To Mr. George Nordwall. of the Augsburg Publishing House, for his excellent co-operation and fine work. To our advisers for their cooperation and helpful assistance. To the faculty and students of North High for their cooperation, and for their support of our annual. 1. I Get a Kick Out of You. 2. Dance Me Loot . I. Ain't She Sweet. 4. I Get Ideal. S. That Old Gang of Mine. 4. Powder Your Face With Sunthine. 7. Making Whoopee. I. Thii Nearly Wai Mine. 9. Some Enchanted Evening. 10. There It Nothing Like a Dance. 11. I'm in Love Again. 12. Checkaree Chick. II. I'll See You In My Dream 14. My Sugar It So Refined IS Became of You. 14. Teating. 17. Geo. I With I Had a Girl. IB. Good Night. Irene. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS