North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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FOR OUR PROGRAM TODAY Cne of flue luiglu poinfs of flue weelc is always flue audiforium program on Friday during flue fifflu period wluen everybody assembles for a lyeeum spealcer, a pep slcif, award or rocegnifion service, a corueerf, or a preview of a coming evenf. Tlue programs fluis year were arranged by Gwen Koss and l-luglu Lovell, firsf and second semesfer audiforium cluairmen respecfively, and Miss Luella El- lingson, faeulfy adviser. Some of flue favor- ife programs were Piero Pierofie, Croafion barifone wluo inferprefed Rigoleffoy flue l-lillbilly pep slcif for flue Norflu-Cenfral game: Gifa Sereny, speaker on condifions in war-forn Europei Emil Liers, cluampion of flue offer: Don Scoff Morrison, impersonafor of famous musicians: flue oufsfanding con- cerf by flue Yorlc l-figlu Scluool band: and Dr. Young, lecfurer and aufluor on flue Eng- lislu language. Tluese programs luave confri- bufed many enjoyable momenfs wluielu will linger long in our memories. ,- v, l fe ln f l ..r'L. I fffack fr wr 5. ga A 32. A ,ug is fi.

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SiTTing: Gloria STielow, Nancy GarTon, Mary Lou Koehn, JoAnn Mahnlce, Gwen Koss, JoAnne PeTers, Barbara Meyer. STanding: Richard Muhs, Avis VerhulsT, Marlin SmiTh, Joan Oswald, Bob Kohls, Leila Kohl, Craig Johnson, Casey Wondergem, Philip Roess, Shirley WalThers, Susan Schwerin, Clem Schoenborn, Bob fxbendroTh, Mary Thalaclcer, RiTa Heggen, Kenne-Th Hall, Hugh Lovell, Lucille STeTTen. Hlribr muh ggffzjllivfiff 'Pride and Prejudice' is one OT The mosT diTTiculT plays NorTh has ever aTTempTed To pro- duce, buT iT you go on sTage and do your besT, iT will be one oT The TinesT in NorTh's hisToryl ATTer This pep Talk Trom Miss Herman, our anxious buT conTidenT direcTor, The curTain rose on The IQ46 all-school play. ln The sTory TlighTy Mrs. BenneT was Trying To secure husbands Tor her Three preTTy daughTers beTore They became 24 and were considered old maids. Lydia, The youngesT, eloped wiTh Mr. Wickham, an English soldier, and Jane, The eldesT, married wealThy Mr. Bingley, while ElizabeTh conquered her prejudice and Mr. Darcy masTered his pride. Be- cause oT The l8Th cenTury seTTing, cosTumes, and hair sTyles, The producTion sTaTT had an es- pecially imporTanT and diTTiculT iob. Oh, will you Tix This curl? and Does anyone lcnow how To Tie a bow Tie? were TreguenT cries heard by The malce-up and cosTume commiTTees. Be- cause oT The Three diTTerenT seTs The sTage crew was lcepT moving. STudenTs on The properTy commiTTee were lcepT busy supplying The characTers wiTh sewing baslceTs, leTTers, and TreguenT servings oT Tea and shrub. AlThough Pride and Prejudice was NorTh's TirsT aTTempT aT a classic, everyone agreed ThaT iT was a very succe-ssTul aTTempT - very successTul indeed.