North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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-. llll 'iilfp l Q Mm IN r vp. tl .Q .fig-Q91 ut..-L u if 1--4 ii. , fL .., f f G-'J , . , Q J Q. ---es .ft -- A -tw KX, . .I I 5 l Lvl Lxefrhgv I Y' L '2 'A Af..5-Q., Iliff: ml llll ROOM 135 Row 1.-Elaine Mass, Elayne Duhin. Barbara Mueller, Carole Rust, Ruth Zylman. Row 2.-Mr. Houston, Arthur Quast, Veronica Knauf, Sophie Lerch, Beverly Ruppel, Betty Herziger, Helen Hit-ks, George Friedley. Row 3.-Marvin Luehrs, Howard Moet-kler, Robert Vogt. .lack Maurer, Art Liehl, Richard Creul, Kenneth Kroening, Bill Beringer, Lyman Lyon. Row Row Row Row 1.- 2.- 3.- 4.- lei 'S . Room 303 xi -- Delores Mueller. Marieta De Ny. Adeline Smith, Marjean Wlinter, Edith lVondergem. N V ,lean Barber, Marjorie Brunmeier. X ' Janice Lindeke, lrene De Ceus, Betty Yvelsch. Joan Metzdorf, Helen Wiedemann, lx ' Mary Ann Altenhach. x ' Shirley Cordon, Mary Jane Brand, Colleen Trumm, Diane Cruhle. Ruth Katchkey, V x Blanche Mirkes, Elayne Kaemmer. - Dennis Cons-ring, Ralph Lutz, Robert Smith. Hugh Lovell, Jackson Nohl. George Jasperse. 31 x 1 ., .J ' Lau, 539 WX h 3 mfg mfs Page Sixteen

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ff' JW ROOM Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. QW A Vywf 12 Dolores Wolf, Melba Cexke, June Bassewitz, Joyce Neese, Luann Jaeger, Joyce Miesfeld. Mrs. White, Delores Fuerst, Edith Lubach, Karen Puls, Delores Gutkin, Bettie Grams, Marion Mielke. Donald Hubers, Harriet Verlare, Thelma Pekelder, Josephine Astrofsky, Carol Schultz, Lida Puls, Milton Morris, Donald Eggebeen. Thomas Neuses, Ronald Gottsacker. Donald Hasenstein, Herbert Pottharst, John Lubbers, Irving Vande Vrede, Andrew Schmidt, William Matthias. 1 'Wm ROOM 32L'f2f3Mffff WMM M, t Q Mfg, , ,rc F M2557 Row 1.-Betty Stahl, Marian Winkler, Lois Lattin, Margaret Holman, Harriet Hanson, 'l. Bernice Burgard, Francis Crabner. ' ' Row 2.-Nancy Kaufman, Adele Koepsell, Bernice Werner, Dorothy Zimmerman, Helen ' Burkard, Nyla Kriplean, Beverly Ryan. Row 3.-Robert Rosenwald, Lee Witten, Robert Hansen, Richard Elbe, Ronald Kaeser- 1 ' mann, Kenneth Senkbeil. 1 , ' ' 'ff . J, . ' 5 ., . I f ' J, J, W . Q 22 :fx if-J QE, C-fv I fxfe 4 ROOM 115 Row 1.- Row 2.- Row 3. Row 4. - Joan Friberg, Carole Hallwachs, Carolyn Hendrikse. Margaret Waldau, Bertie Lou Bergner, Doris Schulz, Betty Jean Diers, Ardelle Sessler. Les Grube, Dave Batzner, Lloyd Schmitt, Marvin Metscher, Hilbert Mueller, Fred Hildebrand. Mr. Konrad, Dick Harris, Peter Dowyak, Charles Klessig, Jerome Friedrichs, Alan Lanser, Anthony Munnick, Jack Hilpertshauser. Bob Satre, William Mervar, John Swenson, Elmer Ribbens, Sebe Carton, Tim Werner, Robert Pfotenhauer. Page Fifteen

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1' 14 1' ,Q I ,5c is l I I Congratulations for the highest totals in stamps and bond sales! 'Vind what is so rare as a day in June? Then, if ever, come perfect daysf' Possibly you remember hearing some ,lun- ior mumbling to himself or some fellow student as you passed him in the hall, this and many other memory passages. English really brought its share of troubles to members of the Junior class. The class as a Whole is quite proud of it self and it deserves a big hand for leading the school in the purchase of War bonds and stamps. Of the junior homerooms, rooms l35 and 303 have led the class throughout the year. Of course you remember the Junior 'gSchool Daze when all the junior girls dressed in pinafores and Wore pigtails and the boys came in overalls. Toward the end of the ycar, the juniors felt that they were so indebted to the seniors for moving out and letting them become UPP- ER-UPPER CLASSMEN that they organized a committee to plan and give the Senior Honor Dance to honor them. The juniors were also given the great priv- ilege of ushering for the Senior Class at the Baccalaureate services and graduation exercises. Then finally came report card day when the juniors at last were given the honor of call- ing themselves the Hhonored Seniors of the North High School. 1. Woodxvo1'king class-precision + manuel labor is a finished product 2 .U. S. History class 4 history in the making. 3. Home nursing - nursey come over here and hold my hand! 4. Cooking - The way to a man,s heart. Page Seventeen