North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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FRANK JOHNSON: English. English Department Chair nun. MRS. LILLIAN LINDSTEN: English. Advanced Drama. Auditorium Committee, Elections. Mr. Andrr«on looks critically at the 1‘olaris Bi-weekly. JAMES ANDERSON: English. News-writing. Warn Bi-Weekly. JOHN MCDONALD: English. Areas stressed in Knglish include literature, grammar, drama, and creative writing. A newswriting course is offered to juniors who are especially interested in journalism or hope to be on the school newspaper staff. “Hey, you two, this isn't Brave Mew World! SEYMOUR YESNER: English. MRS. PHYLLIS LY'OERS: Business English. English. MRS. REBECCA STRANDLUND: English. Health, 24

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Principal Johnson Keej Rigorous Schedule Mr. Chester M. Johnson is the principal of North. Because of his rigorous schedule he spends much time outside of his office. With such varied activities as city-wide planning committers, meetings with community personnel, public relations duties and conferences with teachers, parents and students. North's number one man is kept constantly busy. Mr. Juhnww consult his appointment book to see where he U supposed to be nest. Mr. Sonnenlterg Contacts All At North Mr. Sonncnbcrg. as assistant principal, has one of the hardest jobs in the school, lie puts in long hours programming and co-ordinating the diverse activities of a busy North. However, many students will remember him because of that sixth hour they skipped . . . This is the other side of Mr. Sonnenberg’s job—that of major disciplinarian. Mis job also involves work with the visiting teacher and counselors. Mr. Sonncnlierg is concerned with ever thing that goes on at .North.

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MRS. MARION DUNHAM: Not Pictured. English. MRS. RUTH HEDLUND: Not Pictured. English, Student Council, Hull-guard . MRS. CLARIS MANKOWSKI: Not Pictured. English, Related Arts Cap and Gown, Auditorium Committee Chairman. GEORGE DECKER: English, Senior Day. DOUGLAS LARSON: English. S.E.P., A i tant Sophomore Football Coach, Varsity Hockey Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach, Prom. MRS. CLARICE MILLER: English. Senior Math, History. Related Subjects Special Classes. “It say here that English teacher are in great demand. English - Department Stresses Language, Literature To gel along in this cvcrchanging and complex world a mastery of the language is of ever increasing importance. People must be able to express ideas and communicate with others. North's English Department kcc| s these goals in mind when curriculum is being organized. RUTH PERSON: Eng li»h. Polaris Yearbook Adviser. Senior Adviser Chairman, Award and Scholarship . CARY PARKER: Eng li»h. Drama Club, Auditorium Committee. UUURRH MRS. KIRSTEN OTTO: English. 25