North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Arts Miss Read and Mr. Thill discuss the fine points of Edvard Munch’s painting. MILDRED READ: Art, American Education Week, Chairman Art Department. HAROLD THILL: Art, Related Arts, Late Home Room. Bulletin Boards. The senses as well as the intellect must be educated. The subtleties of sight and sound play an equally important role in life as does hard, cold fact. For those interested in the arts. North offers courses in art, drama, choral music, and band. An excellent band and an outstanding choir afford rewarding musical experience for students. The drama club and play production classes allow those who wish to act to exhibit their talents. The Related Arts program introduces sophomores to the various arts. The year is divided into three parts for the sophomore. During these periods he must take art, music and drama. “Altos, you’re flat!” cries Mr. Champlin. O. RAYMOND CHAMPLIN: Choir, English, Polaires. Auditorium Committee, Senior Prom Adviser, Ski Coach. “From the top. now.” GERALD OAKVIK: Band, Science, Auditorium Committee. FLOYD PEARSON: Drama. Related Arts, Auditorium Committee, Student Council. Senior Day Adviser, Stage Crew Adviser. Drama Club. 19

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“.. . to communicate” Italian un, uno, una, un Yidd Ab Language it J To understand the nature of the world, an understanding of the people in this world is necessary. Communication plays an important role in this understanding, and the study of foreign language facilitates communication. North’s students may choose from a variety of languages. French, German, Spanish, and Norse are offered. shi in alto bond ante usarc di jtlitb, to acroenpur vuum uqp» Miss Androff really seems to be jjoy ing poetry. LOUISE ANDROFF: French, History. ac k »■ it (bank account «t (calculation) it (report) to rapivoru contahil render c Zichharn Kont o,n. Rcchnung, . Mittcilung. . Buchfubr.r.w Rcdunwhaft anhaufrn ginau anklaucn rewbhnon. ich abituar arriba dAru| cn el ext ranjero utom auseneiaj. frlnv ausentr frSnv oybn in oy stand fcln.n. felndik idig absolut »ra iST 1 shvfedik shlckht bahan akt nt, trop.w. HARRIET APEL: slump,un olyrkdtkndcl folja med utfOra mohv.nn Mr. Skjervold looks equally engrossed. CHRISTIAN SKJERVOLD: Norse, History, Viking Club. ,m. cas German, Spanish. Irnte.M. acctdcntc.m. modarr ho magnate ►mpaftar pierc cumplir rdo.M act icruo.m. omen onnemen.n tsttfal.m. umglik.fi aynordcrui bagleytn oyfton hcskcm,«. lovt 18 MRS. CAROL JEN-NJNGS: French, French Club, Senior Social Committee Adviser, Language Department Chairman. ddeto side EicbclJ. brkannt

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Home Economics HOME ECONOMICS courses allow girls to show their homemaking talents. They also teach the fundamental skills necessary in the maintenance of a home. Bzzzz... “Double, double, toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble.” BERNICE DAHL: Clothing, Health, Chairman of Faculty Social Committee, Chairman of Home Economics Department. MRS. MARY SARGENT : Clothing, Foods, Senior Banquet Committee, Adviser, F.H.A. Not pictured: MRS. CECIL MACINNES: Foods, Home and Family, Junior Red 20