North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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,503 if .uf e-4 ii sif zm. ss - in ff' Mite. 'Tf1fa?5f11'a W Yi 55 X. is To The navigaTors OT The oceans The NorTh STar gives a greaT service. IT is a conspicuous sTar in The slcy and can be seen Trom all parTs oT The hemisphere. IT is The sTarTing poinT in sur- veying The NorThern Seas. IT gives disTance, direcTion, and Time To all who may observe Polaris is a servanT To you. IT, Too, is a sTar wiTh a purpose. IT is a reTainer in picTure and prinT OT your iourneyings while you were living aT NorTh T-ligh. IT conTains biTs oT hisTory, biography, and anThropology. IT abounds in capers, gems, and wise-cracks which you ex- ecuTed. lT is a sTore-house oT your acTiviTies, your imaginings, and TuTure possibiliTies. IT will become The service-sTaTion oT your mind and memory. TwenTy years Trom now you will Tell your children whaT a wonderTul record-malcer you were: whaT you did in aThleTics, in music, in arT, in debaTe. Polaris will be The sTarTing poinT in your survey Tor TruTh. lT will reiuvenaTe your mem- ories, as well as esTablish a True picTure oT your sTabiliTy To ThaT second generaTion. May Po- laris remain in your vision. lvlay iT be a Thesaurus To your memory and an enioymenT To The TuTure generaTions. NorTh l-ligh congraTulaTes The DirecTor and The sTaTT oT The I946 Polaris. My personal besT wishes go To all sTudenTs and members oT The TaculTy. Sincerely yours. WM. URBAN AL.

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