North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Boys’ Counselor Miss Marti and Mr. Anway are girls' and hoys counselors, respectively. They are in charge of the college aptitude tests and the interpretation of them. In their office are available many bulletins and catalogues from colleges for the students' use. They spend much time advising students who plan to further their education. College Day for girls is under the supervision of Miss Marti. Mr. Anway is in charge of the scholarships and awards. Page 13

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 I MR. ANFINSON Sophomore Counselor Mr. Anfinson is the sophomore counselor. He is responsible for the adjustments needed in their programs. Mr. Anfinson conducted the giving and interpretation of a series of tests that were given to the sophomores. MISS DARGAV Nurse Excusing and sometimes treating an ill student as well as re-admitting him are only a few of the jobs of Miss Helen Dargay. the school nurse. She is probably the most visited person in the building. Each morning in the front hall, there is a line of students, and seated at the head of it is the nurse, patiently reading excuses ami stamping yellow slips. MRS. ZENS Visiting Teacher A person who works behind the scenes is the visiting teacher. Mrs. Zens. When a student has a problem within the home, it is brought to her attention. Through her visitations to the homes and her excellent understanding and help, the problems are worked out. The result is a better adjusted person, as well as a harder working student.