North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Mr. Johnion, principal, and Mr. SonncnberR, assistant principal, confer daily on problems within the school. Principals Meet to Plan Smooth Administration of School

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Mr. Johnson Greets, Guides Students and Faculty Mr. Johnson greets the incoming sophomores. Together, Mr. Chester Johnson, principal, and Mr. Glen Sonncnbcrg. assistant principal, do all they possibly can to help everyone in the school. The)’ greet the faculty and student body each morning and in ever)’ assembly program. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Sonnenbcrg arc always ready with a listening ear to help and advise any student or faculty member. Their keen attention to duty pays off in the smooth operation of a large high school. 10 Students can talk easily with Mr. Johnson. Every morning he welcomes the faculty.

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North's counselors are assigned to each class to assure maximum assistance to each student. Standing, Mr. Joseph Anfinson, seniors: Mr. Lellwyn Anway, |uniors; and Mr. Gordon Thompson, sophomores. SeMtd, Miss Viola Marti, sophomores; Mrs. Lillian Wikroan, juniors. Special Consultants Ease Life at North Checking out books is one of the major jobs of Miss Toon and Mis Ulvestad. North's librarians, Helen Ulvestad and Mclitta Tonn, arc in charge of maintaining a library that will be helpful to any student or faculty member desiring to use it. They aid students in finding books and reference materials needed to complete assignments. Miss Dargay checks a student's pink pass. Mrs. Zens checks a student s file Miss Helen Dargay, the nurse at North, has many tasks to do. Besides taking care of excusing students who become ill during the school day, she must arrange for the physicals given to all athletes. Hearing, sight, and tuberculosis examinations for the student body are also arranged by the nurse. Mrs. Mary Ellen Zens, North's visiting teacher, is helpful to students with problems in school or at home.