North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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heated M1 Helen Hexnnn N11 John Hlhn mhurmm llllni Bernne Seott Mis- Ann Plrson 'Vllss Fern Nlll hun lxfll Luelli Elllng on Dflllllllll Wlr Hirloxs Hennmger Mr Arden Wwndrew 'Vlr John W it on C'0IlllCll PROM0l'f.S' Sfllbflll' ACTIVIIY To promote cooperatlon among student Luultx nd 'ldlnlnl tration 1 the pulpo e of the faeultw council The prmelpfnl ippomt the founul xslth 1 member of euh major utlutx erung ls '1 repre entutlve ln hl member ho :rd xshuh holds lt meetings on the ser ond md iourth Tue-dn of euh month The duties of the Louncll ire to ut I m .advisors nulnnet to the ndmlnl tritlon ln mfitter lomernmg tudent .utnltles to BXJIIIHIC requet for budget lllom :mes to e tllrll h I xeirlx hudget to ut upon reque ts -ix? es 3 QE MN gr5,g3QX X9 lor the l0lII'ldll0Il of new student organizations .md to ,rant ns urds of in ull sthool nature Setting the time md adml lon primes of all school functions approving the NIINIUCS 4 llendlr md estubllshlng the polules for One ol the major projert .tpproved In the lOllIllll thi tear was the est mhllshment of the Drnes Committee organized to upervlse all tampalgnlng for charitable 0l'glIllLlll0llN -ill d8lllOIls ol the eounul .ire uhject to the uppioul of the prlnupll ' : 'ss ' . . . '. a . 'A' 1 . Q . 'Qs . 1' S, 1 I I I in . 5 'S ' s ,' va a z ,, A a .S ' ' field. The vice-priiwipul au-ts as chairman of the ten- fondue-ting activities are also some of its duties. , if x QQ 1 X Q Q Q X X X s it Y X . E X Q ' e Xi Y X 1 Q. N 5 - - 1, 3 , . ll . . 3 XY tq X . ' N its ' N

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0DMllll3'TROTOR5' PROMOH 6000 TRAINING ueplnnlpnl oIm Hnhn I ide nulng, out n lllllll4ll'lll!t' duties th lt are I p nt oi In offue leul lll 1 :det teuhlng Hb IUIIIEICIIIBN ure nhn ntelwed In In- wnou- llllt rut ln the plohlem ot xonth HI nm ex lung nd II lN'I 1 Ixe 1 lu n x indent und ILNIIPFN :luke SUPERINTENDENT HENRY EARL SMITH IP ofhu I UIICFIIIILIIIICIII of Iool 1 1 Q 1 It for mv mln to 1 nn out The edu: IIIOIIII pol o tue entne utx pnh I1 -4hnoI sw-tem ne IIIIIIICTNCI nnI chremted In the vlpnhle per on uhh of Mr Henrx Fnl HIIIIIII our Nnpulntendent EOOFCIIIIIIIIIH thm work oi the ho :rd oI t'1Ill1Ill0ll with the fnults md aonfeu lllg with our IIFIINIDII appointing teuher und plnnnng. tn hndge ne ome 0 the- IIIIIII? whnn hung Inm o North H ? M I5 lhe dune ot Innunl .eorge Ix Peter-tn n nn md wnrled He mon en wnh tenher- tn QA In the superintendent md the ho :rd ot edne mon P nhng. ut llldllflllllllt IIIOQJ nn Xl lung mln -mann pII':X' ning tw 1 I thedule and tnlxmg out OIIICI ldllllll 1 ef utle tl ll me Ill pettefl guuh- L thoo lu x MR JOHN HAHN MR GEORGE K PETERSON 4: I I I 'A TI, 7' o's ' ' svl s is: lug- las 1 1' a 'a . ': ' 1 Vries f I '. .' '4 l'. K.. h.-.s. R . ' ' . i 2 ' ' ' , A , . s 4 ' ' . ,' . . . U. A D R . . A i S A A . V I r ,t 1 ' s f ' s ' I ' I , - ,Y 8 Q x Q K X xxx 4 L K ,, . . .V K A Q v E Yi'- A .I A . ws' 5 ram 1 the ' 5 ' L' la I' '. xr gh? aI .': . aa A 1' 'ls .I:f l:.'a 'z' . ' f's ' A' ,pad -. the fupuhy ,.0um.il and ,.0,,dm.l, 4.135565 in hisml-y and and parents and carries ont the policies revonnnended ' .. ..' '.. V ... ..-.. -' -I 'I I. I I I 'il ' ' . . . . . . . . . . ' s' ' ' A A ' ' 1 s. ' -as, 4 - .'. . r ' s A' . 5 I '- . I 'laws' .1 .A .- stan I' an tawtfl num ' nu' hin po' Ia' xith istnliv d ', ke., 113 ,inf - A d I-95 . ' s sz 'a',.': . ofthfs' ll su. X It X, , ,, If J 'Mmm-M ,,' 5 A,a.,, , III

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TFACIIERS' DfVfl0P llffflll CITIZENS ---- The teachers of North. through expert and diligent leadership. have hrought to the students a wider field of understanding and a deeper development of interests. Behind the winner of every honor given to a high school student. there is the influence of the 1-areful training given hy one or more team-hers. ln the 4-lassroonl. our teas-hers have devised interesting and prartiral methods whirh have attracted the willing student to the further aspects of learning. Students. who have worked in the ffm. field of musiv. puhlivations. drautatirs. or athletirs have been aided hy some favulty memher. Service groups and rounril rommittees have been guided in their fum-- tions hy the faculty. Nortlfs tearhers have inspired high standards in school work and out-of-school artivties. By their guidanre in curriculum plans and in vlmrat-ter ideals. North's team' rs have prepared the students of o school t w' a straight and worth while patlt tmfif f fy M51 aww M My V B MR. HELMUTH LAUTENSCHLAGZR O Sorial Studies. Sound Crew. Tennis j MR. RUSSELL DUDLEY MRS. BETTY CREMER V! I J' V ' 1 English. Pllysival Fldttvation. l'ul1li1'ity Coiuntiltee lntranturals A 4 I I I t tw-I I f l J They don't have to sing a tune To make the freshmen girls all swoon. liandaging llf'l' little .Xt-hes and Pains 12