North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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“Thi l» no time to play. MR. RICHARD SMITH and MR. RALPH SCHULZ teach wood. Mr. Smith it the Poltrit yearbook buiinet manager and advitor for the tenior budget. Both advite tha enior day committaa. Obterving whila Scott Kuehn work on a machine ara MR. W G. STEUBER and MR. ROBERT FRANK. Mr. Staubar taachat machlna vocation and machine (hop- Ha aho advitat tha tanior tocial committaa. Mr. Frank taachat auto mechanic , machine »hop and metal . Industrial Arts Stress Vocational Skills MR. ALVIN QUIRING train ttudent in mechanical drafting, engineering drafting and machine hop He al»o advliat The Student Council and it chairman of tha induttrial art department. MR. HOWARO NENOW teacha auto mechanic at North. He it In charge of tha lott and found and advilet the tanior tocial committee. Tha athletic director at North it MR JOHN taachat architectural drafting. A two-hour vocational class in machine shop is being offered by the industrial arts department for the first time this year. In the wood shop, carpentry was attempted but it did not work out as well as was hoped. Engineering drafting is a preparation course for college. MR. LAWRENCE HANSEN howt Roger Rutt how to ute metal . Mr. Hantan teacha metal at North. Ha it the advi«or for th tanior banquet committee and ha tupervitei tha equipment room. JACOBI He 20

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MR. FLOYD PEARSON and MR. STANLEY VOGEL show J«»»ie Ruud and Harvey Alperln a good book fo read. MR. FLOYD PEARSON ttachei minority culture and iunlor history court . MR. STANLEY VOGEL teachet government for aenlort and St the faculty pension repretentatlve. Social Studies Dept. Trains for Social Awareness MR. WALTER BROWN teachet junior history. MR DONALD LITSTROM helps Lolita Rkhardton with a problem Both MR. DONALD LITSTROM and MR RICHARD WILLIAMS teach sophomore classes of history. Psychology It taught by MR. JOHN SCHNEIDER; he is alto department chairman. At North a polar takes history two years; first he studies other nations, and then he studies the history of our own land. In his senior year he studies modem problems, which includes psychology, sociology, government and economics. 19

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 Should I, or shouldn't I? says MISS MARY JOSEPHSON to MRS. SHIRLEY KEATING, at Joy Lofstrand. Rochelle Avent and Bonnie langums looks on. Mitt Jotephton teaches leadership and modem dance and advises Pep Club. Mr . Keating leaches physical education, health and modem dance. Mr . Got!man end Mr . Gustafson help Jeanne Botz with floor exercise. MRS. KATHLEEN GOTTMAN teaches physical education and health; tho is alto on the Homecoming Queen teleciion committee. MRS. JEAN GUSTAfSON teaches physical education and health. She also advises the cheerleaders. Phy. Ed. Dept. Keeps Fit MR. LEW BURNETT teaches physical education and coaches track and cross-country. But the floor doesn't move, Mr. Snell, says John Schudl. MR. LEE SNELL teaches physical education and health; he Is alto In charge of the lunchroom and head football coach This is what I call keeping your nose to the grindstone, says Boyd Amtler to Mr. Johnson. MR. BRUCE JOHNSON teaches apparatus, history and physical education; he coaches golf and gymnastic . 21