North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Richard Tillman Valedictorian Science Award Row Rcc Award James Osterhus Salutatorian North American Rank Award Honor Roll Service Pins Anderson, MaryLu Becker, Mardyn Beckman, Adeline Buzzcllc, Barbara Brian Goldfarb, Mace GrencII. Carol llackert. Marie I laroldson, Shirley Jones, William Kaiser, Kurt Kumpula, Icanettr Ksasnicka. Robert Macosek. Valerie Marcovitz. lulun Me Elroy, Betty Ollankcto, Emma Osterhus, fames Savela. Arlene Shafer, Lois Sherman, Morris Swatcz, Gerald Swenson, Byron Ticva, Norma Tillman. Richard Tracy, Maroa Waller, Lorraine Weisberg, Martin Yesnes, Erwin Anderson, Douglas Benford, Kathleen Blaiiine, Raleigh Buchman, Walter Daskovsky, Samira Englcson, Marcia Einkelstein, C-arole (•old, Deborah llarrer, Janet Huffman. Eileen Hoffman. Shirley Horn, Allan I vers, Margaret lensen. Gloria Kobul, Allan Lucascn. Roberta Macosek. Valerie Malecki, lames Mandel. Dune Marcovitz. |ulun McDonahl. (anice Olson, Ruby Opstein, Sally Scherling. Tybelle Swerdlick. Willard Tillman, Richard 1'ockman. Isabelle Waller, Lorraine Wdensky, Sharon Williams, Earl Anderson, MaryLu Anderson, Richard Becker, Marilyn Beckman. Adeline Berman, (udith Cahlander, Lorraine (unis, Martin Chctnrinow. Zclda Coady, Brian Daskovsky. Sandra Engal. Helen National Honor Society Englcson. Marcia Gabbert, Roger Goldfarb. Mace Greenberg, Frederick llackert. Marie llennes. Phyllis Herbert. Donald Ipscn. lay Ivcrs Margaret |udc. Kathleen Kaplan. Arnold Kaplan. Charlotte Kimlinger, Ixslie Kirschner, Gcral.l Kurth. |anct Latts. Sander Ixmert, Karen Livingston, Sharon laK'ke. (.incite Marcovitz. Julian Ncubcck, fames Norris. Karen Olcisky. Arthur 1 Ibottf Rubs Paulson, Marcia Rider, Roger Savela, Arlene Schaitbcrgcr, Janet Scherling, Tybellc Sherman, Arthur Sherman. Morris Swenson. Byron Tieva. Norma Waller. Lorraine 18

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Seniors We, the graduating class of 1953, lease our sheltered school life to enter a troubled world. There will he many problems that we will have to face and many obstacles we will have to meet. It will be up to us to furnish the leaders of the world of tomorrow. We shall l e the ones who will build the kind of world in which we want to live. Whether it is a peaceful world or one of turmoil will depend solely on the persons we pick to lead us. Every boy anti girl who graduates in |une carries a great deal of responsibility for the future. Each one of us must strive to build a better place in which to live, not only for ourselves but also for our children, and for the generations to come. There is a place for each person in this world. No matter how small it may be. it is still one of importance. With our school training as a background, we shall be better prepared for anything the future may offer. We shall Ik able to stand proud and erect and work toward the things we want in this promising land of ours— America. We want security, good health, and happiness for everyone. We seniors step forward and leave a place for the 1954 seniors to fill. 17

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Morris Sherman First National Bank Award Emma Ollankrlo Hint National Bank Award Dean Moran Minneapolis Star and Tribune Award Alumni Award Richard Kerrera American Legion Award Betty McElrov American 1-cgion Auxiliary Award Arthur Oieisky Sons of the American Revolution Award Carol Grenell Commercial Award Michael Streitz Polaris Weekly Award Maroa Tracy Norse Award 19