North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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F 1 M Student COUHCII Second Semester 'Qt Frrst row left to rxght Mary Whxtfen Ilm Knaut Ruth Sonnenburg Paul Athan Ray Metscher Sam Betus Ioann Engesw1ck Roger M1esfeld Row 2 Marlorle Iohnson Iean Marold Dorothy Katchkey Ruth Katch key Marllyn Doege Helen Lev1tan Iean Hlnkelman Row 3 Don1ella POVSIC B1llBer1nger Evelyn Stamptl Bob Smlth V1rg1n1a Herman Rlchard Bru1nooge Marlorxe Ste1l Row 4 Anna Mae Brunme1er Iarlath Wolf Bob Pfotenhauer Mlldred Elsner Iames Wangemann Fred H1ldebrand Leonard Sturm Row 5 Sherman Gexb Harnet Van Der Puy Earl Nemschott Carl Burkard MUIVIH Maurer Rxchard Elbe Wesley lung Andrew Burkart Councll ACt1V1t19S The student counc1l funct1ons for the best 1nterests of the students and North H1gh School The ach1evement ot better cooperat1on between the student and the school and between the school and the comrnun1ty IS the pot of gold at the end of the ra1nboW toward Wh1ch the student councrl of North H1gh 1S str1v1ng Every home room elects a coun c1lor and an alternate counc1lor to represent lt at the councll meet1ngs Each member IS on one or more of the commlttees All of North H1gh s act1v1t1es are under the superv1s1on of the Ray Metscher VlCe pres1dent Ruth Sonnenburg secretary Student Councll It hes lndlvlducl standrng commrttees for the d1ffer ent phases of North H1gh l1te The commlttees w1th1n the councll plan all aud1tor1urn programs publrclze all school events are rn charge of all pep meetmgs have charge of North H1gh s soc1al events su perv1se corrxdor trafhc and the usherrng system run the candy store and arrange North H1gh School s after school rnovxes Left to rlght Sam Betus treasurer Paul Athan pres1dent Each year the student councrl sends a group of students to the surroundmg graded schools to acqualnt the elghth graders W1th the happenmgs at North H1gh B1 annually a Golden Gurde IS prrnted acquamtmg all students wxth 1ntormat1on about thelr North H1gh School Puyf T. 11115 ff .ln 's X' I A. .fy r 'jr ff - ' , fb ff' f v , , 1 -f My V 1, I ffl - I tl 1551 i, If I tl ,fl fy ff l -f X My fl' ZH e , 1' fa ,,f, , fl 1 T T- B 5 ' I Y 7 ,rl ' ,X . 'X 10 A k .Y - QL- -, f I - ' , ., ' f L ef 5 - . at 0 r fl . 'Wa av , .if ' 9 -Q I U X . K 'T ' I I I I , I I I - , ,

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Student COHRCII F1rst Semester 0 1,4 141, .sf we ffc X do 11 4' 1,41 Caf 5790? fn eflccaiffz flaw! 1? an an 'fr zfze Xk wkauf lf? 6?.6fC!2lfL ff za! Au, at 'f auf Lcceace 'K ! 1,7 -41. 'Coda dz fwnf CZ, J0C!CL Afcv mf f 1, .Jeff L 7f,.y,f, .?!fA.,jz,de0 .vu-,rf ,040 Seated left to rtght lanet Ahl Roger Mresfeld Wally Colton Sam Befus Row 2 Lollle Vollrath Ruth Katchkey Marvtn Luehrs Dorxs Koehn Wtlham Bermger Betty Welch Iean Hmkelman Marlorre Iohnson, Dorothy Eversdyk Row 3 Fred Hlldebrand Kenneth Senkberl Annette Rosenthal Robert Ptotenhauer Leonard Sturm Bernard Stegel Arthur Ltebl Ruth Whtrfeld Earl Nerrschott Carol Warnecke Row 4 Davtd Evans Marlowe Sterl Larry McCarty Wayne Weaver Paul Athan Wllllam Sachse Blll Iohnson loan Droppers Fred Brom Wesley lung and Glorxa Kttzrow l'fm I fllljtlk I I fic H. C ffl ff 'J . f' Caffe ff ,f' 1 ww, In 3 L, nf, -f fr, ' 'Jef- Q,-Q-. :bg W tan' ,fue r1,..tQ.,g,L ,f.!Q',, 'TTD .Jez .ff . .f f I r .efeclfy f' , ,Y x ., 4 -Y f'Cfl ,':JA. 1 - V Vi!! s, t.. C' ,f 57, ' , V V Ya ff W .Hem L 7 v R 7 ' G L Y, -V 4 fel kyle,-1 nf --J' Z . J, , 77,1 cz.: f . EQ 4141. ,X ,. 1 j 2fzi2, 2-flwtfuf , e 5-A ,-,vf ,.f'f1, . Zrrfyy rffz ,,'fL,4,,V I 14 zzayji -1 ',C+4'lU2' -'--- tl .-' . N 't l .ff Cf V' 1114 'LLL af. ' 4 4 1 f Jycdega .J zfrt tjffuas 1' c4..ft -fe 0 If , X , A , Zz My fan., 4-wc, ,af .5 LA: iff rf Jflfr 4 rf , . V L . 4 'I , 1 - , gcxfuffgv - - '

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The Aud1tor1um Comm1ttee All regular ard special auditorium programs are planned by the auditorium committee During the past year the students have en 1oyed varied programs for both educational benefits and pure enloyment Sev eral speakers talked on subjects of national and school interest Talent shows and pep programs were given by many groups and classes The music department present d interesting programs throughout the year More than three hundred stu dents participated rn audi torrum programs during the year First row left to right lean Hmkelman Le Roy Bloechel Sam Befus Helen Eggebeen MUTIOW Hess B111 Beringer Second row Larry McCarty Howard Schultz Gladys Erb stoesser David Evans Andrew Burkart Bob Lubbers Stanley Lammers The Serv1ce Comm1ttee The school service committee performs many functions of general service to the school New students and guests are greeted and assisted by the members of the committee The monitor and ushering systems are under their jurisdiction Each Christmas the committee takes care of col lecting and dellvermg Christmas baskets to needy families When clothes for the Russian relief were requested the com mittee conducted the collection Another important duty was sending expressions of sympathy and congratulations to mem bers of the school system fl rf llf II! ll Left to right Mary Whxffen Merle Hansen Art Liebl Gloria Krtzrow Ioan Threman Keith Lieding Miss Haven The Fmance Comm1ttee The activities of the finance committee are varied and important It is this com mittee which submits the budget to the student council and takes care of other financial matters of that body Besides keeping track of the money the committee runs the candy store and sells concessions members act as ticket custodians for stu dent functions This rs an important com mittee and its smooth functioning con tributes to a truly student governed school Seated left to right Allan Felton Dorothy Katchkey Wayne Weaver Dorothy Eversdyk Dick Nemschoff Standing Miss Haan Roger Mresfeld Annette Rosenthal Sherrrarz Gerb may V I I ' Y fn . T' ! e . . I I at dances and athletic activities. The I '1 f Tac, 5'-1 'bl