North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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HOMEROOM 317 Flrst row Donna Laue Pose Mary Krlnnlnger Darlene Raprn Mary Brunnbauer Second row Ruth Dottan Suzanne Wasserman Ronald Mennlngen Anthony Burlcart lhrrd row Mass Alice Larlcln Nancy Mueler Bernice Korff Wesley Ruppel Forth row James Stelnbruecker Bull Wangeman Richard Luz Russell Wllbert AND UPHOLD THE IDEALS WHICH NORTH CHERISHES a chance to galn honors for their school and learn to spealc before their fellow classmates wlth polse and assurance l-lelplng with the Llrbanlte has Improved the journalistic stylxng of many a sophomore reporter It has also enabled them to express themselves wuth more clarlty whnch rs of great use ln the classroom and In everyday life Besides these mental outlets the sophomores partlclpated un vugorous body exercnse by talcung an enthusuastnc part rn the Intramural program The sophmore class has good reason to cheer long and loucl for the varslty teams because they have an especially fine representation In football basketball tennls baseball and track Classworlc has claimed much tame from the sophomores but they are much the wiser for It Each student realizes I that his first job IS his education lhelr subject forecasts are carefully prepared by themselves theur homeroom teachers, and thelr class advlser Much tlme ns spent In conference so as not to malce any serious mlstalce ID the selection of subjects The sophomores are all ready for upper classman lufe tn many ways lhey are not only accustomed to the studies which get heavier each year and to the functions of the council committees but just this year received a polishing for a more successful social llfe lhelr second year brought them many helpful guidance films which gave them a basic coat of manners and the proper thrngs acceptable In the society In which we now llve The strong foundation they have lard as under classmen wlll be of great benefit to themselves and to the school during their remalnlng two years HOMEROOM 312 lrst row Gloria Flrme l-le en Baumgart Wulma l-lullmann Margaret l. Schulz Anna Mae Mondloch Margse Graff Second row Ellzabeth Brunnbauer Charlotte Sehmer Darlene Schelnnng Nancy Meser Lavonne Wllke Cor rlne Francns Third row Marlene Krum Roland Yurlc Edward Clemens Carol Grelner Wllllam Hogan Fourth row Walter Trester John Wslke Wullram Brueggemann Ronald Schulz Mr lhalacker Fifth row Gerald Muller Edward Schulz Ronald Sessler Roger Ver Velde Gene Lawrence SOPHOMORES 23 I I I I - 1 1 1 I ' 1 I , , : 1 1 Y 1 4 ' 1 1 . 1 . . , , , . I 1 . . , , . 1 1 , . F , , l 1 1 4 1 1 ai -'- : 1 Q' I I 1 1 ' ,1 E7 I Q' ' , 1 - I I I q I ' ' 1- F 1 . V7 . X - 1 Q I I , . ' 1 4 1 1 ' t . 1

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HOMEROOM 218 First row Ann Fessler Sheila Flnst Drane l-lendrllcse Phyllls Wasmer Loretta Selchter Patrucna Federer Second row Sandra Chrlstnansen Nancy Zimmerman Geraldlne l-lorn Rosemary Stubler Carol Entrrnger Lulllan c Thnrd row Alan 'lrester Kenneth Ertel George Schmldbauer Judith :Hen D ane De Back Mass Fllnngson Fourth row Roland Gllllgan Gordon Fnrme Thomas Johnson Jerome Wntthuhn James Vande Kreelce Fnfth row Ralph Rungercar Bruce Erdmann Ronald Engle Robert Drclc loss Gerald Mnrsberger 22 SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 216 Flrst row Mum: Muuss Carol Mater Janet l-lelnze Sandra Wlnkelhorst Frances Smres Lucllle Lehlln Second row Alyce Kraemer Barbara Grunewald Judith Qldenburg Annette Weber Judy Summons Mery llne Goldmann Third row Joan Johnson Bernard Gehrlg Polly Rellqert Duane Dales Milton Gabrlelse Larry Vande Berg Fourth row Melvin Gabrlelse Mary Mannung Ronald Leys Rlchard Frtel Mr Harlow l-lennlnger Frfth row Donald Kullmann John Hollingsworth Allen l-llers Garth l-lammond Burten Sehler HOMEROOM 300 First row James Maersch Marlene Corson G ll l-lammond Donald l-lertel Second row Gloria Koharnus Beatrice Scharrer Darlene l-lettlnger lhurd row M1 Buckerldge Charles Bell Kenneth Cesar James Repphun My'es Dahmer 3 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 I ' I I I I - 1 ' 1 1 1 I I Pmr - 1 1 1 Wh , I , 1 1 , . y 1 I I D I , v Y Q -- l .1 ,Y . , . , 1 S I d I t 3 X , . . . , . 1 1 1 1

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1,sU Lal ffl Feds of 52 Connue Maertz Brll MeIer JIm Garton Mary Jo StI9lItz JUNIORS TEST THEIR STRENGTH AS UPPER CLASSMEN The thIrd year ol school lIle at North IS the one ID whIch students hnally become upper classmen DurIng theIr freshmen and sophomore years, the IUDIOVS ol thIs year have enthuslastlcally pntched rlght Into the swIng ol thIngs and wlth these two years as a baclcground theIr junlor year IS certalnly one to remember As the IunIors loolc baclc over the months they have spent at North thIs year they leel a certaln satIslactIon In what they have accomphshed lo help each Iunlor d2CldZ what he wants to do alter graduatlon Interest Inventory and Intelllgence tests have been talcen to determlne what each Student I5 HOMEROOM 9 FIFSI row Jean Grasse Mary Ann Kober Penny Zerrener Joyce Katte Pat Nlclclsh Pat Ordlng Second row Jeanuce Shoup Mary M nnerd Sue Koenmg Carol Schroeder Carol WInkIehorst Bonme Fessenden Thlrd row Marlon Metcher Mary Jo StIglItz Barbara DomIsse Don SIlVIS Jerry Meser Darrell Lugg Fourth row Robert I-lornes Roger l-leInzen Ralph Bernhard! Jerry Petasmclc Bob Fggebeen -1 Fnfth row fharles Bau Ralph Metzer Mr C Jones Jlm Garten Gary ShImelc Absent Betty Vlncent 24 JUNIORS best SUIt2d for Parents and teachers have worlced together to help each student prepare for hIs senIor year and the years alter graduatlon lnlormatIon about jobs and college catalogs have been turned over to the students and theIr parents to use to theIr advantage The Iunlors theIr parents and teachers have planned together to help determlne the future of the students The Iunnor class has DdFfICIDdt2d ID many actIvItIes and events whlch have made North what It IS today The all school events In vv1Ich most 1unIors talce part add much to theIr store ol lcnowledge whlch must be ready use at all tIm s The fall play saw Iumors ta ID an actlve part and addlng to a brIllIant productIon ' , .. sf' 9 I 4- ' M t fy A 'I' I 1 1 ' - , . ' I I . I . . . I , for e. le g 2 1 I I I I . I f M I I I 1 1 I T, ' A sa ' . ' ' 5 b ' I , - . . Q ,. . I I I I x I 1 9 ,,, I, - -.. - A in I ., x L , , . , 2 Hg .. ' v I I I Q l I I I b j 'de:s,f-' 3,5 .4 5 - 'R' Wt I - , I 3 vi I 8 P' lc If I 4 I