North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 WHAT'S THE USE, I Jinr o«'r win, Rkhord Mitya” oi Jon Grutchlo cop uret hit king. KibMilng Iron behind or GUn ShWey ov) Gen So-xioSI. THESE PHYSICS ClUB members oro •jpefimont.ng wilS rodto fregueecy. They Of llrom left lo r.gh»l W.lliom Well . Dove Dre»»el. A) Greenberg, Do Snyder. Tom trictvon. Merle levin ond Gene Krovl. Three New Clubs Something old, something now . . Everyono's hoard that old saying. Tho three clubs—the Creative Writing, tho Physics and the Choss Club are a littlo of both. The Choss Club was an activity of North a few yoors bock but wos discontinued, so in a sense if is new again this year. Membors of this club moot to loom ond to ploy chess. They also ploy tournaments with sfudonts from oil over the city. Tho members of the Creativo Writing Club bring to their meetings poems, short stories, and essoys that thoy have written ond the other members discuss and criticize them. Tho Einsteins of tho Physics Club not only havo fun fooling oroond with different oxporlments but reolly loam o lot.

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Leaders of the Leaders a p ; Jo.l Mill ' Mo'tholl l vi Pr u4»nt V -P' »td «t On. - Wok. Potmqvnl. I-em«. ». Sch.'l,«g. M u. B' it o«. f©ltr. Kroll. GoUbe'g. Bo . Blockwvll R«w Two Romiek. %le»i«. Gol J on. fiAk tw in Nordtirom. J»n!Kh. Co'lto . W«olM. Polm. Gogoby. Book to. Thr . Gorvls. fwoW. P kmon. $ »«»•'. W..d t. A»h, Ar l«-»on, tdhoin Ho'r.l. Rudock. l odquiV. Joy And. on Tow M.din Secretory TfOOWfOf Row Ooo -M.ll '. F'0 l t ». louloir.r Hvbl y. S ob«'g. Speor. Bern . Stock. Jtvp y. Chon Row Two -F.l.pok. VrEtlon. VjndoM. S» db '0. Noy ». Mll'Cry. Oor'h. McGov rn. Ardoryjo. Kink l. JoK'-ion Row Th« -Cck. Coif - ,. Hpijm. Ord- ld. Kotik . B'ootch. Wvov '. Homon. Mol«k . O uboy. Mor.e« r North’s Government How cor. students vo cc their opinions? The answer to this Is through the Student Council Meeting eoch week, the Student Council votes on school issues and generally directs school offoirs Topics discussed at meetings aro brought back to each member's homeroom to bo discussed In this way tho council can dotormine the will of the student body The Student Council elocts eoch year Two members to the all-city Student Council This year's representatives ore Sally Nordstrom ond Alvin Goldman Solly was elected secrotory ol tho all-city Student Council during her junior yoor. This yoar tho Student Council formed an othics committee which is mode op of outstanding studonts Marshall levin is the chairman of this com-mlitoo Horriot Madigan ossists and advises the Student Council.

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Row Ono—P. Johnvon. E. Hougon. J Hodlund. A Ivdulgion. K. Jarppi, t. Notion, e. U!tfro r G. Otwn. B Skro-Mlod. R CKoo. W. Cbo . Row Two-8. Trout, n Swanton. S. Po«. M Hortioy. C. Joduon. J. Iwperod. S. SkfO-irod. J. Sotond, M. Torrwjnon, M. Aunr. M Tro« Row Tkr»» -G. Syvenoo. C Mcodo. J. VonEtton. J. Andorson. M Altmoyec. I. North. N. Dondton. G. Johnion. I. lockwood. A. Roldol. J. Roso-Row Poor—S. Olvon. G. Shirley. R. Poooon. L Morvotrer. I. Ivndquitl. M. Andotvon. D. Swen.ion. G. lohmon. K. JoAftton. N. Rorvkk. 0. Sorhoim. Official Guides A Nordic Pastime Adam to Atom Just follow mo is often heard by new students. now teachors or visitors ot North from members of the Courtesy Committee. Members of this committee, which is o subdivision of the Student Council, show theso students, teachers and visitors through the halls and rooms to acquaint them with North. This group is modo up of 12 students and the adviser is Harriet Madigan. Snakko do Norsk? Tronsloted this means, Do you speak Norwegian? If you do, why don't you join tbo Viking Club? This club is made up of students who take or who have taken Norwegian. Each year the club goes choroling ot Christmas timo and holds a breakfast May 17 in honor of fho day when Norway signed its constitution. Tho Viking Club is headed by Pauline Farseth. North is like a small city because wo have all types of workers. We have shop workers, office trainees, stage hands and, of course, scientists. They are not the mad scientists you hear so much about but are quite sane. They are a group of students who make up the Junior Academy of Science. JAS is open to students interested in experimenting with tho unknowns of scionco. Row On —H. Rottngron, J. Andorion, 8 lovi, 6. Koonlg. C, BocMoW. S. Conyort. Row Two M. Har. Row On J Morrow, K Oovli. t. Main, R Milgrow. D. M.'lor. Row Two- M. Rockier. S. Bonnott, ring, R MondiAano. t. Kcmot. 0. SltoTnkV. J. Woinermon, M. Tongon. D. CoMondor. L Well. M. GoldU.n, L Robins