North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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OFFICE STAFF Bouquets should be given to the efficient North High of- fice staff. It is because oftheir efficiency that the school's administration runs so smoothly. Keeping records, is- suing bulletins and daily announcements, and taking care of the book room are just a few of the many jobs of the clerical staff. Mrs. Miller is the head clerk of the office staff. Things are really cooking in the North High lunchroom. Under the direction of Mrs. Mary Erickson, the members of the Lunchroom Staff prepare our noonday meals and supervise the maintenance of the ' lunchroom. LUNCHROOM STAFF A The members of the maintenance crew are truly the unsung heroes of North High. lt is the job of these janitors and engineers to keep the building heated, clean, and in good order. The maintenance crew is ably supervised by Edwin Ready, Chief Engineer. MAINTENANCE CREW 6

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W W A MARTIN A familiar face in the halls of North is that of our visiting teacher, Mrs. F. Mae Martin. Her sympathetic attitude aids her in helping students with problems at home. Mrs. Martin makes home visits to give help when it is needed. Y f 4 ff f f Mm ooo ,eh 1 v V forif A aitt V 'f ., C, Q f 'fl ' 44 , ,. J jx W : gb V A J-mm, ,rm f V, K .V,.. 'ji , ,fu g , ,,,,,,f'7-I.-5' - i ' , f,,,f,f, WW, 15' . Jill ,V 1.7, ' asm' 72 2 ,W M - A. K I .Nur Q., - 1 ,, ,. ff f ff 4 iff' Z! 4 X 7 X ff X ,.,,, f ff W ' X f 1 f mf I f , ,ff 'Wf 'X VW f f f ff 72 wwf 1 Z7 N ' if I Nm f A f , q No matter what information you may want, Miss Helen Ulvestad and Mrs. Donna Markley, our librarians, will assist you in every way to find it. The North High library, which has a large array of pamphlets, mag- azines, research books, orjust books for enjoyment, is a place where stu- dents enjoy spending their time. HELEN ULVESTAD AND MRS. DONNA MARKLEY Helen Dargay, the school nurse, takes care of the North High health program. Students consult with the nurse regarding health problems. Eye tests, hearing tests, and chest x-rays are given under the nurse's supervision. HELEN DARGAY MRS. F. MAE .115 il .I 1 wg If

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F' SA 'sd tw W' MK N 'oval 1 Rx' ADDINGTON, CHARLES-World His- tory. ALBERS, ARMAJEAN-English. BEHRENDT, JOHN D.-World Historvg Modern Problems. BLESSIN, HILDA E -English. ANDERSON, JAMES - News English. APEL, HARRIET -- Cermang Spanish. BROM, JOSEPH-Advanced Algebra: Ge- ometry. BURNETT, LEWIS C.-Physical Education. : J., i . sa R. fjwwwfj EEK wmv. 5, iv iii 'Y J 1. M A no ff, A ,, ,,,h . r JZ! Q, We The English Department endeavors to help the student in the correct use of the English langu- age. Through composition work, oral recitation, grammar, careful listening, and literature, the student finds a better means of self expression. ffl WE' , ,K , wr 6 W fa- hy awp 1, 4' c 37 I 1 f 7 Z Zu' .011 3 Af X W T ' .,,. 4 'V f , .fi 0I'l0IIl6lI'y. CARLSON, MRS. ELVA-Sliortliandg Uli- lice Training. CHRISTOPHERSON, AL- FRED-Biology. CONGER, MRS. WIN- NIFRED-llraflsg Art. CONNORS, ED- ANA M.-lVlodf-rn l'rolml1-nislSpvi-vli. CLARKE, MILDRED Z.-Algebrag Gen- :-rul Math. CLEARY, CLIVE-United Slulf-s History. CONOVER, JOHN A.- World History. COOK., MRS. CATHE- RINE-Home' E4'0ll0I'I'llI'S. 12 ii- To help pupils in learning to reason, courses in mathematics are offered. Besides being a prereq- uisite for college, math helps in the development of our thinking. Some of the higher math courses offered at North are Algebra, Geometry. and Trig- 75, gv' 'CT' H S? me - 35 A df' v , 1' J T17 111- 2 fl