North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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 S«t a good example, buy a book,” say Julie Douglas and Brent Leines to MRS. NANCY BECKWITH and AAR. DAVID SPRAGUE. Mrs. Beckwith and Mr. Sprague teach |unior English. They both advise the North High School bookstore. Mrs. Beckwith also advises the senior day committee. Cynthia Elliott, Oorothy Kapot and Dave Halonen read a story from Jive Time. This is a magazine produced in MRS. TRULY LATCHAW'S class. Mrs. latchaw teaches sophomore English. H m m m • • • very interestingl MR. DONALD RANDALL teaches related arts, sophomore and senior English. He serves as depart-ment chairman second semester. Wake-up, Dudley, say MISS RUTH PERSON and MRS. CLARIS MANKOWSKI. Both Miss Person and Mrs. Mankowski teach junior English. Miss Person is also the advisor for the Po er s yearbook; she is In charge of the awards and scholarships and is chairman of the English department. Miss Person also leaches the Cinema Study class. II

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TVeU English Teachers Taught UsjS cC All work together-T-E-A-M teaching! MR KENNETH JACOBSEN. MRS. SUSAN IOHN and MISS ALICE SMITH all are in the English departmani at North. Thay leach sophomore and junior English. Mr. Jacobsen is the advisor for Hi-Y. Mrs. lohn advises Y-Teens, Is on the senior day committee and advises the litter-flag. Miss Smith ts the advisor for the Homecoming Queen selection and the future Teachers of America. North's English department has made many changes this year. A course in Cinematics English is being offered. This is an experimental class which uses short films to teach language skills. Three levels of English skills are offered students—Honors, Survey and Practical English. Many teachers are also experimenting with team teaching and exchanging classes for special units. Speech, journalism and drama are electives this year. Litter-Bag, a literary magazine, was published by the English department. A book a day keeps the fails away say MRS. GRACE BARSNESS and MISS IA VONNE SHELTON to Alicia Bustamante. Mrs. Bersness is a sophomore English teacher. Miss Shelton teaches both sophomore and junior English. Ron Trutwin pleads with MRS. JOAN CHAPMAN, MR. DAVID PICARD and MR. NORMAN MOEN not to write that word 1,000 times. Mrs. Chapman teaches sophomore English and Is an advisor to the Future Teachers of America. Mr. Picard, who teaches journalism and sophomore English, advises the newspaper. Mr. Moen teaches jurfor and senior English. He is on the commencement committee. 10

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MRS. SANDRA NEUMANN, MR. JOHN KING and MR. RICHARD JENKS litten while Sally Off explain the Meed Hall. Mr . Neumann end Mr. King leech tophcmore end icnior Englith. Mr. Jenk inttrudt junior and tenior Englith and advitet the littcr-B g. Englith it fun ' tay MRS. PHYLLIS LYOERS and MR. DANIEL KRUEGER to Mary Blackwell. Mr . Lydert and Mr. Krueger inttruct tophomorc and tenior Englith. He alto advitet the Poltrls yearbook tecond temetter. MRS. KATHRYN MATSON teachet related art and Cinematic Englith. NOT PICTURED: MISS EVA BAVOLAK teachet 10-11-12 tpecial Englith clattet. MR TRANK JOHNSON teachet tophomorc and tenior Englith. 12