North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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0FflCf,l IIEJRT 01 .S'CII00l ACTIVITY My A -.4-. MISS MAE STEINBRUECKER MISS MARJORIE SCHROPP --.Xu '-1 A.-1' e Ienler oi ll mmol 1 lvl our e UI 1 lon :dune md dl tlpllllt' the offne I lll lntrn llc mr le on un 4 mo pro I L .md utlvl IC tVt'lllUIIIN I unue the re pon IIIIIIIV ci the 0IIlu 1 nn the xsull of the offlne lre kept the um 1 llellllll record oi ewerw ludent who In eser mended North High UI upllnlrx problem :heme md turd! ne II 0 rv olxed In the 0 HQ MISS ERNA SCHULSE 21 :dung the ofhne IIII I Ernl 'nhu e xx no an n uenlmuw x nl lu lr hu to Ilmnl for lnelve wear Ml 'Nile 5ll!lllIlI'UC1IxCl' mal I will'-l0l l8 51 Ilropp ne IDCISOIIII euretlrle lo Irm llllll 1 eolge K Peter on md N ue Prlnupnl John H :Im Nome of the Hulles of the oline bmif zlrlw .mm t'IflllCI'lllN Inndled are ls umg the ddllt hullelm nw urdmg r :de lllllldlllllg tue p :run f tu ent :ml reeling the IIIIIIN duIvfHqlt01 to the offue l Q

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lo quickly and elllclently get Htudenl Louncil yyork accomplished. Student Council memluers and other interested students are assigned to seven stand- ing committees. Each committee is guided Ivy a stu- dent chairman and a faculty advisor. FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Committee is in charge of selling concessions after school. at dances. and at games. and memhers at noon sell milk to students yvho stay for lunch. The chairman of the committee is Mr. Warren White. Records are kept hy the school treas- urer vt ho is the student chairman of the group. AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE The planning of all assemlrly programs is done Iny the Auditorium Committee. This committee. under the direction of Mr. Arnold Jones. selects and plans all programs and chooses the student chairmen. l.yceum programs are selected hy' the committee. and one of the chief duties of the group is to ysrite thc ski' to introduce nevy teachers for the follovying school year. PEP COMMITTEE .Xu important part of every athletic contest is the fans' enthusiasm. The Pep Committee. through vari- ntlr means. promotes student interest and support of every game. lnder the supervision of Mr. Arnold Rhiel. the committee ysrites and produces pep skits: sells pen- nants. pins. halloons. and shakers: and arranges the 'lllllllill Homecoming Came. AUSTRIAN COMMITTEE During the first semester. collections for C-XRE packages to he sent to Austria. to Nortlfs tyso adopted schools. were taken care of hy the Austrian Commit- tee under the direa-tion of Nllss Elizalreth lxaatz. .Nu amendment to the Constitution. passed at the end of the first semester. permitting the formation of a new standing committee. the Drives Committee. non emlnodies the former Austrian Committee. The Driyes Committee supervises all collections and drives during the year. VIN.-XXCE COMMITTEE 7 Firsl row: Marianne Fchuchardt. Jo.-Xnne Lieding. Wianeta Esch. l.eah Ottensmann. Peggy Muhs. Second row: Beverly Lied- ing. .lanice Krum. Arlene Starck. Margaret Lonsdorf. llarhara Osier, Rivian Goldberg. Third rnzc: Dennis liersch. Floyd Brick. Richard Wilke. lioh Hentges. ,Ioan llnhelholle. Mr. Vllarren While. Shirley Fkarda. .lanet Dellack. llarlrara Meier. Dick Sclmeiderhan. Xl DITURII M COMMITTEE Firsl rout I.ois I urk. Diane lloodnough. Connie liarch. ,lolm Morri- son. Carol Johnson. Donna icheffler. Connie Marr. Second row: Tom Gruenevvald. Dick Bl-ringer. l'at lxoehn. Mary I,ou Mason. Karl Nesst. Ray llefus. Marion Maldau. Fritz flrulne. ,lanice Krum. Allen Deyvey. Noreen Nennig. 1 I x ,We 9-Q-fsfvw-Q 23 fi PEI' COMMITTEE - Firsl rrnc: l.ois X urk. Mary l.ois Mason. Mary .lean Prueher. Diane Goodnough. Connie kilI't'll. l.aura llrange. Anna Neuses. Second row: Karl Ilruhe. Richard Vival- more. ,lack Carpenter. Richard Wilke. James Heinl. Richard lleinemann. Don Storm. Demlis liersch. Thirrl row: Mary Heerman. Marzenda Stiles. l'at Atkinson, Shirley Koeppler. Fourth roir: Donna Dassoyy. Pat lvoelm. Shirley Fkarda. Mary Lee Davis. Carol Elrerhardy. Fifth rrnc: Carol Martin. liarhara Meier. Delores Del.orme. Carol yyr..1.1..t., tl STRI XX CUMMlT'l'lQl': l irsI rolc: Donna Schimke. l,u Xnn Fessler. Marion Goldman. Nancy Schirmer. Second row: Sue Roess. l.a Xonne Stahl. Miss Elizabeth Kaatz. Third rmc: l.yle Stahl. Gene Xkorscheck. Phillip llorvyitz.