North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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HOMEROOM 303 Frrst row Mary Ann Beck Kathleen Kautzer Marilyn Seal Ann Federer Patrlcla Schmidt Rhoda Verlare Second row Frederlck Mlller Marllyn Arndt Duane Matzdorf Robert J Wagner Shirley Shermann Carole Mueller Phyllus Ten Pas Third row Joseph Sagal Eileen Mattes Rosalie Wlltzrus Jo Anne Alex Roxan Schaefer Fourth row Ronald Phster Dennis Bentz Clark Juers Marvm Bensman Charles Robrnson Mr Paul Yaeger Fifth row John Klozotsky Robert Praeger Richard Gessler Eugene Wuestenhagen Bernard Neuls Carl l-lueppehen AND FINALLY ESTABLISH A REPUTATION AT NORTH Backing the varsity football and basketball teams and cheernng the track and baseball teams to vxctory have shown that the freshmen possess a degree ol school grams and rallies have seen the freshmen out there jolnlng therr vonces IH rousing cheers Many Freshmen gurls and boys are enthuslastlc supporters ol the Intramural program Besides velwlng sports, they enjoy partrcrpatnng In them, too And to cover all the sports news, as well as all other news of great Importance to the student body, are reporters for the school paper The paper has many freshmen on ts stall and all have shown ablllty and a willingness to work The lnslde story of a frog Ann Federer and Frances Gerend This year the talent show clalmed many lreshmen for pa ts In Its cast The great hub bub of backstage llle, though very new to them at hrst, was a grand and glorious the curtain rose lor the curtain calls the freshmen were there to take their share ol the credrt forthe many hours ol rehearsal put rn The freshmen have proved that they are ready to accept the responslbllntles ol hugh school students As they look back over their hrst successlul year at North they realize they have made mistakes, but during their next three years they wull beneht by the correction ol them North l-llgh IS proud ol her lreshmen as they put therr best loot forward lor thelr school, thelr community and their country FRESHMEN 19 1 F I I I ' , ' f . 3 I l V I . l l l A I A I , Z ' I I l I . f I . . I . , spirit very near to that of the upperclassmen. Pep pro- thrill unequaled by any school event previously. When . i A ' ' l I . T U A l X , , Q ..

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HOMEROOM 215 First row Janet Lukos Monica Johnson Diane Mollenhauer Carol Sommer Frederick Schubert Tom Ver Straate Second row Emil Schuster Marcia McCoy Sheldon Zimmerman Marilyn Brack Sandra Bunch Edna Krenke Third row Fyelyn Athan Roger Bensman John Maas Evelyn Bern hardt Mary Den Boer Mary l-leim Fourth row Jim Burke Wi bert Nack William Johnson Jack Blevons Mrs LaVerne Potts 18 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 124 First royy: Angela Salerno, Penny Johnson, Ruth Ann Cjierke, Jac- queline Fessler, Frank Qhm, Gordon Levine Second row: La Vonne Weber, Celeen Lemke, Kathleen Ruksich, Carol Roth, Mary Ann Rraeger, Marilyn Gorr Third row: l-larriet Dubman, Betty Grosskopl, Mary Fleury, James Wol- lert, Shirley Ann lhimmig, Mrs. Krueger Fourth row: Arlene Melger, Darlene Vanderburg, Robert Roehl, Fsther Bindt Don Guske Fifth royy: Tom Vanderbilt Curtis Stielow Bob Murray Bob Braun Anthony Schieble Reter Nelson HOMEROOM 301 First royy James Derus Grace Knoll Barbara Dirk e Dorothy Qldenburq Arleen Schleinz Carol Stampfl Dick Second royy Collen Stanisch Janet Mc ougal Jo ce Van D o DeloresStecke loisl-lopoe Marlene Cnehle Jeanette farletti lhird row Rat l-loekstra Carolyn l'lent3es Mary Ries Sylyera Rieper Jim Den Boer ourth royy C oidon C ill Cuor n Rayner Tom Schatte leon Sanyillv ac Zabel M ldna Ce e Fifth row Carl Weber Don Kaiser James Lugg Cneorse Hanson xi, f t r t . t- W 1 tx t ' , ' ' i l i iv I ' I Y I r f I . I .A f 1 1 r f : - 1 I I -- I I 1 ,S 1 U I M -1 5 r r .4 'fr' C -r .r 7 .IM J I -9 Walford , D , Y 2 JO, 'P r 3. ,N , r ,. , a- M 4' f I , i - K f R. xx , -' I r rr r S R ' P F . 3 is , ' aa J , r W ' Yr ' r ' 3 f J k , iss' lk . f rf s

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HOMEROOM 106 Fnrst row Donna Franzen Patrlcla Grelsch Dorothy Block Carol Grohs kopf Constance Davrs Mananne Besa Second row Owen De Karslce Leroy Prueher Joan De Vrnend Shirley Feld Margaret Kxrsch Mar: anne Daniels Thlrd row Mr Donald Pangborn Lois Longwell Vanda Roenntz Audrey Theobald Patrlcla l-lelnzen Yvonne Anderson Fourth row Robert Daniels Lyle Watson Arlene Knaub Paul Mueller Fredernc I-lrlpertshauser James Con fd Fnfth row Wesley Heck Carl Holzer John Elbe Brlan Krueger Leslle Duenung - SOPHOMORES BECCME TRUE AND LOYAL TO TRADITIONS The sophomores now have reached the top ol the pyramld successfully at the end ol their two year clrma and can start their way down the otner side to their commencement Yes, they are over the hump and as they loolt baclc they most vlvldly see their sophomore year the year IH which they were no longer green and toolt great pleasure ID paradlng the halls wuth an alr ol superloruty over the Freshmen Af er all hadnt they been here for over a year7 The sophomores can have a leellng ol accomplishment and satlslactlon as they thlnlc baclc on their most recent year The class ethclently helped the student body at every chance they had They showed OFT their talents in It s A Date and In Cheaper by the Dozen They toolt active parts rn lorenslcs and ID student councll committees and many proved their journalistic abilities by helplng with the lslrbanlte They toolc an enthuslastlc 20 SOPHOMORES part In Intramurals and can especially boast about their Flne and active representation IH football basltetball tennis baseball, and traclc A leellng of accomplishment and satlslactlon stirs wlthun every sophomore soul as he thlnlts baclc on has most recent year The class elllclently helped the student body at every chance they had They began their year right by showing their talents ID the fall play, Cheaper by the Dozen Another dramatnc presentation which many ol the sophomores partlclpated n was the hut lts A Date Pep sluts throughout the year always saw some sophomores In lt, eager to get the team otl to a good start Sophomores already Feel at home on the Student Council commrttees and are busy lteeplng the school running smoothlv To help lceep speech active some Monday In the gym : , 2 I 1 ' I f If ' I .1 ' ., u 3 I -- 1 1 J M' 1 1 ' , f' 1' ' . - i ' : . V I .. 1 1 1 1 M ., ,, .- ,. 9 ' , cr' 3 I f av V1 I 1 1 C. . I . s- ' . ' v ' I ' -. 1 1 1 Q N 7 , . . a., , .. 2 . I I . I . , . r , . . , 1 . . H H . . . . 1 1 t , . 1 1 H , , , l 1 . . . V 11 , 1, . A .1 v r- A .1 U 1 - .' 1