North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Robert L. Wolfson, president of Gem Corporation. How ironic it was that I was president of the German Club. Dcutches Verein. at the time when a fellow by the name of Hitler came into power. Gifford D. Cherry, executive vice president of Greyhound Corporation. John F. Thomas, known best for his work on the Refugee Relief Program in Cuba anil Vietnam George Faust, vice president and general sales manager Thco. Hamm Brewing Com-pany. William F. Foss, president of Minneapolis Moline Company. Gerald T. Mullin, president of Minneapolis Gas Company. Donald W Judkins, I re- Henry Rutledge, president of call Waldo Hobbs catch- Northwestern National Bank ing students in the corridors of Minneapolis, for minor misdemeanors and almost any student over a period of time. President, First Southdale National Bank, Edina, Minn. North Alumni who have relumed to serve their school at teachers ami in oilier CIKXH are SEATED: Mr. John SchneuSer, Mrs. Katherine Prtrrson, Mrs. Ruth lun.l, Mr. Alvin Ou.rinx. STANDING Mr. Lloyd Rutgcnoo, Mr. Howard Nenow, Mr. John Conover. Not pictured Mm Mathilda Kittling, Mn. Jean Gustafson. Clarence R. Chaney, vice chairman of the Board of Directors Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis. He is an amateur painter and has some of his paintings displayed. Cyril Jensen, director, Bureau of Materials Testing and Research. Pennsylvania Department of Highways and Mrs Bessie Evans Jensen, I remember a class party where I came dressed as ‘cigarette and my future husband as a ’minister.'

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Judge Levi Hall, retired, celebrated his 23th year on the District Court bench in 1964. He is chairman of the mayor's traffic safety committee, president of the Greater Minneapolis Safety Council, and the American Legion, which he helped to found in 1919. Luther B Sletten, Judge of Minneapolis Municipal Court. Graduates Gain Distinction in Clarence Biggie Munn, athletic director of Michigan State and head of physical education department, says I remember particularly the great teaching staff who encouraged me to go on to school and make something of myself.” Many Fields John O. Roning. athletic director of University of South Dakota, I remember W. W. Hobbs sprinting down the corridors in hot pursuit of some culprits doing wrong. Don Rudolph received the Congressional Medal of Honor for his heroic action in World War II. Ellard A Walsh, Major General U.S.A. retired, I remember Waldo Hobbs great football teams of 1900-1907 trying to outwit Prof. Hobbs but never succeeding! Eldon Mason, director. Red Cross Youth, Minneapolis— Hennepin County Chapter. Elwood Maunder, executive di- Winslow Elliott Wedin, well- rector. Forest History Society, known architect Yale University. Donald O. Wright. Minnesota state senator. Robert Latz, state representative from the 59th district, which includes North Minneapolis. Prior to his election he served for over three years as an assistant attorney general for the state of Minnesota.

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North graduates presently employed at the Minneapolis Star and Tribune are Sid Hartman, sports editor; Wes Dow, youth page; Forrest Powers, TV columnist; Nomun Dibble, artist; Abe Altrowitz. reporter; Warner Nelson, artist; John K. Sherman, drama and music critic; and Charles Johnson, sports editor. Harrison Salisbury. Pulitzer prize-winning novelist. The first thing which comes to my mind is the stentorian bellow of Mr. Hobbs as he used to stand at the top of the staircase when the 'scholars' were thronging up and down in what. I presume, must have been somewhat disorderly fashion and shout. 'Cattle, cattle, cattle!' ’ Alumni Ass’n. Helps Celebrate 75th Year The Rev. Norman G. Ander- The Rev. Leslie DcLapp, Dr. Henry Hartig. educator, son. Lutheran pastor. bishop of Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sid Gillman. head coach of San Diego Chargers. Dr. Reuben Berman Dr. Morris E. Frecdland Dr. Michael De Mann, psychologist. Hazel Ray met Basel I, photographer.