North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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.

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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

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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