North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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CARLTON VVOLF Schaalp ' Carlton is well known for his wholehearted co' operation in school activities. He was especially active in football and basketball, and in 1938 he won the Stubenrauch Trophy in athletics. He was a member of various organizations such as the National Honor So- ciety of which he was president, the Hi-Y Club of which he was treasurer, and the Booster Club. As president he carried the responsibility of guiding the student government through its formative year. He made possible many of the social functions of North High. Among these were the ice carnival, the all-school illw carnival and the dances. swf. erm ofywa WWW ...Q if L. BREHNI BURROVVS H. LIYEHRS VV. RIBBENS f Prfxidrnf l'ir1'-Prrxidfwf Srwrizzry Tvwzszzwr Lyle Hrehm has set a fine standard for future senior leaders. ln forensics he did out- standing work, was a member of the school band, and took part in the senior class play. Jack Burrows has been active in many fields. He was a letterman in football and a cheerleader on the sidelines. His dramatic talents were evidenced in the school carnival and the senior class play. Harriet Luehrs has, to her credit, a good combination of scholastic and athletic achieve- Pagf' Tn,::rrzfy-T150 ments. ln her senior year she won a scholar- ship in the Northwest 'Territory Contest. She was president of the Girls' Recreation Asso- ciation, and head cheer leader on the first squad. lVilliam Ribbens is best known for his mathematical aspirations. He took every available course in mathematics and belonged to the Advanced lVIath Club. When not struggling with numerical riddles he enjoyed singing in the chorus.

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I CLARENCE AHRENS A q u i e t worker who gains his goal with no unneces- sary fuss. MARION AHRENS A great capacity for doing work. ARVIN AIGNER His artistic sketches on a pad Show he's quite Il skillful Ind. HAROLD ALBERTI N His perfect day: 24- hours for sport. JUNE ' ALEFF She is pleasingly unaware of her own popularity. Payz' Tfwvnty-Four ANITA ARENS The mildest man- ner and the gen- tlest heart. FRANCES BAARENDSE I will find many excuses for I am Ll woman. VV I LLIAM BARTZEN VVhen he has noth- ing to say he says nothing. IRENE BASSEVVITZ Beauty is not con- fined to blondes. LILLIAN BAST The most mani- fest sign of wisdom is cheerfulness.