North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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“OK boy, another juicy story. MR. DAVID PICARD teaches newspaper nowswriting and sophomore English. Come on boys and just follow me. MISS AUCE SMITH toaches junior and sophomore English. MR. RICHARD JENKS toaches senior English. MR. JOHN KING teaches sophomore English. Boy do I hove rhythm. MR. DONALD RANDALL toaches senior English ar.d related orts. I?

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English Teachers Stress Communications MISS LoVONNE SHELTON feachoi ungraded Englii end reading. MISS SUSAN GORRILLA taachet toph more Englith ond reading. MRS. PHYLLIS LYDERS enjoy helping lenior Wendee Barnet with one of her problem . Mr . Lydert teechet Englith butineu. English is essential for life, without it we would be unable to communicate. North offers a variety of English classes; thus the student has a choice. He must taVe three courses during his high school career. These include creative writing, reading for pleasure. American and regional American literature, reading and newswriting. There are three levels of English open to students. They are Survey English, a basic course, and honors English offered to students who have special talents in this subject. With such a varioty of English courses each Polar is able to broaden his potential. MISS JANE E. LANG taachot tophomoro Engliih. MISS RUTH L. PEDERSON teachet junior Englith and tophomoro Englith. MRS. SHARON BERRYHILL taochat tophomora Englith. II “Look af fha naw hiding place we found.'

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 I found tt Mo in the Berlin wall.” MRS. MARJORIE HELMER instructs Gorman classes. French at North is taught by MRS. PATRICIA MOEN. Students Language Look! I finally got my paycheck. MRS. GENICH teaches Norwoigen and English at North. Spanish it taught by MRS. BARBARA COOPER. Learn to Speak in Tongues Here we are gang, but wheres the party? MR. MICHAEL StE-BEN toachoi government economics at North. MR. TIMOTHY LARSON teaches active dramatics. MR. JACK PIXLEY teaches related arts, drama. He also teachos wood. Related arts, stage craft, and play production ore taught by MR. JOHN SYLWESTER. The speech teacher at North is MISS EDANA CONNORS. Communication is an ossential part of world understanding. It has become almost essential for one to speak more than one language. North offers Gorman. French. Norse, and Spanish to students having interests in foroign language. Norths foroign language department strives to give the studont an understanding of other people and other cultures in addition to o knowledge of the language. North's drama, speoch, and related arts department stress the use of the students imagination. Reachinq the students' inner self is the main purpose of these classes. Whether it be the mere oxpressing of an idea, vorbelly or physically, he is finding himself through self expression, and this alone is one of tho most effective ways of learning. Speech 13