North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Administrators Shape the Whole Mr. Chester Johnson (veiled) end Mr. Chef lev Nicholv end Mr. Glen Sonnenberg (vtending) cofuider one of the many problems that bevetv the administration of North daily. Was there anyone who truly saw North, the whole of North? Perhaps only Mr. Chester Johnson as principal, and his assistants, Mr. Glen Sonenberg and Mr. Charles Nichols, could make such a claim. If is the duty of these men to coordinate Polar life, to fit the parts together into one, smooth-running whole.

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. . . our faculty Of North's many teachers, we see but a few and of these few, we get just a glimpse. 7

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■ A principal is a busy man, and North's is no exception. The responsibilities of his job often draw him from behind closed office doors into a hectic schedule of meetings and conferences all over the city. He devotes all his time and effort to maintaining an efficiently run school, for the major difficulties of administration are his to solve. It is through Mr. Johnson's hand that North operates end to him that Polars owe their thanks and cooperation. Mr. Sonnenberg and Mr. Nichols, as assistants to Mr Johnson, have slightly different responsibilities. They deal more directly with the students and their activities and sometimes find the unpleasant task of discipline a necessity. Mr. Sonnenberg is concerned mainly with seniors, Mr. Nichols with sophomores and juniors. Both fill busy days with their best efforts to coordinate diversified Polar life. Kathy Tripp knows Mr. Johnson is always ready to lend an understanding ear. Mr. Nichols looks up from the ever-present paper work to help a troubled Polar. 9