North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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p -c OFFICE STAFF rf W sf. 3,3 Thelr ob to keep students faculty and custodians happy Mrs Marrlyn Tresp Mrss Mae Stembruecker Mrss Erna Schulse Not prctured Mrs Joan Berg CUSTODIANS 'WV- There goes the bell-tame to hand out towels Mrs Hilda Voss Mrs Tlllle Becker J Mr Frederick Vollbrecht Mr Wllbur Zehms Mr Walter Richter Mr Frank Den Boer Mr Henry Lubach Mr John Karsnlck Floors windows sldewalks furnace all In a days work FACULTY 15 .'I If 'F u'-' .ly 'Q' V v l 'Jn' - '51, jxf' ,rfxl 1. .JY . 207' NHL 1 4 IMA ' u'Lc l ,v'r l , -1 a Ko- I-. ' ', 5 X - I .1 , , Sf -fv I J V .5 1 I . 5, f K' ' Yfl F rf J, 7 l F V X K: I I I X ' A 51 fr pf A J ,fb I 0 ,- - , .. ,, Cf 1 . A! ' A - f f , ,ph M 7, X f f ' 4 I 4 . . l , fffp ' I , XJ .. fr je f F F F F I 1 I I I i I f ' 2 -lr 7

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Time out for coffee and doughnuts. rv, A, .- . Always at hIoi-rffjgr gym. 1 , . . ' Z n Mrs. Mary Ficlcen l 1 .- ,z 6 Mr. Reber' Gr' ith Physlcal Educatlon Intramurals bhy cal EdQCfIOf1 Track lntramurals Mlss Elizabeth McGlnness MfHenry Rrllmg physical Education lntramurals Physical Education Freshman Coach lntramurals How about movlng thus one over there7 Mr Arden Wandrey Woodworking Assistant Football and Track Coach Mr Laurance Rocrc Metals Stage Crew Baseball Coach Mr Charles BUCl!2fldg2 Mr Eldon Born Mechanical Drawings lndustrlal Arts Science publicity Committee Your assignment for tomorrow IS Patronlzrng the bubbler near Room 8 ,gf we-W l' 14 FACULTY I I I I Q 1 I s I 1 ' ' 3 I 1 f I' I . , . , I I, 'rt . Il! ' 4 I . I I I , I Y r A 1 ll n l Fl . I , I I I . . I . I . . . ll u . JI 1 . . 4? N i , I I 2 A A A C M A gd X 5 C f-xll 5fl'l ' , fig 5 f .,, I I II It W 0 ' A 'ig' K 4' sl - , IIWIWI IWWWWIIINIW - , f- ,,.t . ' 4 mtg., -, 1 5, ' I , II. K 1 :iii I 'Ins '

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First to reach the goal Bruce Uhl and Barbara Tresp FRESHMEN LEARN THE RULES APPLY THEIR TALENTS What would any school be without the lndlspensable freshmen? Who would the upperclassmen have to tease nf there would be no freshmen? Our loyal fresh men have withstood It all wltn smrlrng faces and have come through as staunch cltlzens of North l-llgh School Throughout the year many tests were administered to the freshmen to help them plan for thezr future years so they would have an Idea of some of the lclnds of careers for whuch they could plan ln thenr classrooms the freshmen have studied the fundamentals of government have delved Into the vast regnons of scxence and have learned when to say let an leave Dnsplays of pnctures and artncles ave been an outlet for their lcnowledge HOMEROOM 8 First row lrls Buteyn Alice Ertel Anneva Nesst Sharon O Nell Janice l'-laun Gertrude Schumann Second row Kenneth Rlstenpadt James Bury Kathaleen Lutz Joan Goedelce Sharon Druckery Joanne Timm Third row Delores Ten Pas Cynthia Knoclce Marllyn l-lamllton Charles Zahnow David Loebbalca Ronald Gumm Fourth row Ted Hansen Anthony Schlnabeclc Robert Schoenenberoer Wayne l-lejny James Barber Fnfth row John Bersch Duck Murray Steve Pralle Mr Eldon Born 16 FRESHMEN participation rn class projects and chartlng thelr high school courses have not deterred the freshmen from talcung part rn the many extracurricular actlvltles that North l-llgh offers They have been busy lending their services to Student Council commzttees, jolnsng their voices nn rouslng cheers and covering school actxvltles for the student paper to mentlon a few The Student COUDCIl committees have made good use of thelr talents thus guvlng them the knowledge needed to malce them the leaders of North nn the near future publicizing school events being student chairman for an audntoruum program and decoratlng for a school dance are a few of the actlvltles connected with Student Council committees which give the freshmen a very pam less educatuon as to the operatnon of thelr school 4 r i jaw, MWFI:-V I . I ' at North. Films were shown on various occupations, . . . . I I , I , ' ' I ' I I - f I I I ' , I I I I . 1 I . , , , , : I , s , I ' 1 , ' f I ' ' , Y,