North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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MISS IMRCAY Nurse Between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m., the husiest person in North is Miss Dargay. At-that time she is rapidly re- Bfllttillltlg students who were almsent lxecause of illness. IIFILICN ILVICSTAD Lilzrnrirm Both lilsrarians. Helen Ulvestad and Melitta Tonn. are of great assistance to North's students. They find information which students seek and issue hooks also. I6 MRS. ZENS liisifing Tl'0!'lI!'l' The visiting teavher. Mrs. Zeus. spends much of her time helping students with problems ln' interviewing in her office or hx' home visits.

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Ruth .l BUICS Grace Hilda Amundson Anderson Barsness Blessin Agnes Marian Frank Sharon Bolin Dunham Farrell Hope Frank Lillian Phyllis Johnson Lindsten Lyders Catherine Claris Ruth Mandler Mankowski Person Willard Seymour Solie Yesner ENGLISH Readin' and 'Ritingfi are two of the main units taught in the English department. The third essential is grammar. The juniors are given the choice of newswriting, modern literature, mass media, speech, and general communications. The seniors have their choice between business English, world heritage, and creative writing.