North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Elva Gladys Edgar James Carlson Cudahl Kast Keenan Agnes Marjorie Harlan T Lerschen Sealander Sheely Typing, shorthand, office training, occupational rela- tions, bookkeeping, basic business, secretarial practice, and business problems are the various courses available through the business department. Some students combine the business courses with the work program to gain valuable experience but still remain in school. Myrtle Eudora Wiik Zellers MUSIC Mr. Larson, voice, and Mr. Villas. instrument, have much to do for auditoriums. The bands usually perform for sports auditoriums and other special Occasions. The choirs These classes offer students smaller classes and Sing at Easter, Christmas, and special help. There are special courses in English, Thanksgiving. history, modern problems, and the various sciences. Evdorus Ernest Daisy Clarice Glen Larson Villas Hetherington Miller Sonnenberg 'll

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, 'y Clara John J. Clive Anderson Behrendt Cleary L r - f-it John Donald Joe C0n0VCl' Forbes Hutton Linwn Elizabeth Floyd Lange Mills Pearson Vernon Donovan Cordon Smith Strickland Thompson ART Throughout the year posters on North's bulletin boards are usually done by art students. They make Christmas decorations and have individual art projects aside from these duties. Andrew John Pogoler Schneider SOCIAL STUDIES World history for all sophomores, United States history for juniors, and modern problems for seniors are included in this department. This department helps students learn of the past and teaches them their part in the world through the summary in modern problems. LANGUAGES North offers to its students Spanish, German, Norse, and for the first time French. Many students take these courses to fulfill their college requirements. Mildred Harold Read Thill 20 Harriet Lars Rachel Apel Kindem Levitt

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Lewis Mary Lee Bumett Josephson Snell Kay Maroa Talty Tracy HOME ECONOMICS The home economics department offers clothing and cooking courses for the girls. In this way the girls are prepared for the career of a homemaker. Lawrence John Howard Hansen ,lacobi Nenow Alvin Richard Edward Quiring Smith Soltys 22 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Most students take three semesters of physical education. Many students take additional courses in sports for recreation and special skills. Bernice Mary Dahl Sargent INDUSTRIAL ARTS The industrial arts-shops-metals, auto me- chanics, wood and machine-enable boys to form skills in working in the course of their choice. There is also architectural drawing and mechani- cal drawing taught by Mr. Jacobi and Mr. Quiring.