North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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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.

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VIRGINIA BAYENS She is the very epitome of friend- liness. LA VERNE BENDER A nicer girl you could never know., ' We - Mmflwi yah 32 R, D BENTRUP VVhen she works, she works, and when she plays, she fiddles. I U flweft QD ANNQ ileMs M All gxzj b Qu 6?,WYIL I 'L The most valuable' m e m b e r of the team -- the man- ager. WM If . IXAROLD BLACKMAN Put off today what can he done tomor- row. DORIS BLUM Blond but not light headed. RIC HARD BRANDL L a u g h and the world laughs with you. LYLE ' BREHM He thinks like a philosopher and acts like a king. ASTON . BROM It's ll worthier thing to deserve li 0 n 0 r than to possess it. Pagu Twenty-Fimv