North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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t 4 WW 5fTfff7wii W W . rzeilwe U Every adventure presupposesta goal. This goal ay be an ideal or it may be a reality. One is subjective and in the mind, the other is objective and visibfi ln this venture of a first yearbook for North High School, the staff had in mind both goals. lt has gath- ered together and arranged in a systematic and at- tractive manner photographs of persons and places, pictures and drawings, anecdotes and stories - all of which have meaning and significance to every stu- dent in school. Twenty or more years from now many of you will make a tour through the contents of this book. It will be for you an inspiring and fascinating experience. lt will not only bring mem- ories of your high school experiences, but it will reveal to you how resourceful and powerful in lead- ership some of your former associates have become. lt will make you realize how the inexhaustible re- sources, gathered and hidden within each personality during your school days, have expanded. lt will bring to you a self-realization of your own possibili- ties. lt will give you courage, confidence and faith in your fellow men from which come the wisdom, power and guidance the world so much needs today. At this time your ideal becomes a reality. WILLIAM URBAN Qfffwi if