North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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The capable counselor on North' staff helped itwdent on both vocational end personal level . SEATED: Wit Viola Marti, junior , and Mr. lallwyn Anway, senior . STANDING: Mr. Joseph Anlinson, sophomore ; Mr. Lawrence Zimmerman, sophomore ; and Mr. Gordon Thompson, junior and senior . North' vijiflng teacher. Mr . Mary Ellen Zen , aided student In home and school situation North Staffs Aid North Students Mr . Katherine Wright, the school nurse, bu»ily helped to soothe the ache and pain of North's students. North' department chairmen are pictured here. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. Niched . Assistant Principal; Mr . C. Maclnne . Home Economic ,- Mr . D. Hetherington, Special Classes; Mr. G. Thompson, Counselor; Mr. A Sprlngen, Business; Mr. J. Jacobi, lndu»fr!al Arts; Mi» M. Josephson. Physical Education; Mr. G. Sonnenberg, A i»fant Principal; Mr. C. Johnson, Principal; Mr. L Burnett, Physical Education; Mis H. Madlgan, Mathematic ; Mis P. Sehleyer, Art; Mr . C. Jennings, language; Mr. $. Perrin. Science Alternate. Not pictured: Mr. L Lange, Social Studies; Mr. S. Yesner, English; Mr. R. Fridgan, Science. 20

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The n w thorthand lab w i examined by three of the butineti teacher MRS. RUTH DEIOREY: Typing. Bookkeeping. AUAN SPRINGEN: Butin Uw, Typing, Service Point , Botin Department CH lrm n. MRS. ElVA CARISON: Senior Shorthand. Office Skill , Mimeo MRS EUOORA ZEUERS: Not pictured. Record Keeping, Typing, Bookkeeping. New Labs Aid Vocational Classes Vocational training was offered by the business department with courses in typing, shorthand, business law. bookkeeping and general office skills. Many seniors also took advantage of the work program. In this program, students attended three hours of school in the morning and worked in the afternoon. The work program gave on-the-job training and opportunities to continue full-time work after graduation. A similar sophomore work program was initiated this year. This year North also had a shorthand lab installed. The lab which contains electronic equipment to make the task of learning shorthand easier for students and teachers both was the first of its kind in the city. MARJORIE SEA LANDER: Shorthand, Typing, Service Group. AGNES IERSCHEN; Short-h nd, Typing, Stenographic Skill . Cep and Gown. EDGAR KASTt Bookkeeping, Typing, lock and locker Supervl lon. PAUL BORANIAN: Typing, Work Program, Occupational Relation , Cap end Gown. MRS. SARAH MEYER: Typing. Butlneit Organization and Management, Student Council. 19

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Tho office staff handled the volume of paper work necessary In running a large school. SEATED: Mr . Vera Storm and Mr . Irene Pappln. STANDING: Mi»» Ulllan tundberg, Mr . Shirley Qui l( Mr . Agne Peterson, Mit Jartie Havner. Mr . Mildred Neale and Mr . Katherine Paterion. North' librarian , Helen Ulvettad and Melitta Toon, were kept on the move by reque t» for help from the student and teacher alike. Staff Keeps North on the Move Planning and aerving ta»ty end nourishing lunches was the task of the women: SEATED: Mr . F. Trovik and Mr . L Precl. STANDING: Mr . B. Peel, Mrs. J. Gwiazdon, Mr . M. lee, Mrs. E. Christman, Mrs. H. Schlmmef and Mrs. M. Budge. Nor pictured: A. Kyrch. Keeping North a clean, comfortable building was the Job of the maintenance crew. SEATED: Art Pederson, Harry Johnson. John Burns and Robert Riley. STANDING: Harold John .on. John Swanson, Bessie Olson, Frank Swanson, Eugene Severson and Ed Peterson, Not pictured: James Bowman and William Temt . 21