North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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

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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