Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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W In mam zmzzzu, new Physical Education Physical tutness and mental alertness are essential to make the most of opportunities and to lnve a successful lute Sportsmanship and falr play are outstanding qualities rn any per son Northern endeavors to mstlll these quall tres ln its students through various actlvltles The ability to participate In individual and team sports can provide endless hours ot pleas ure Much of the ooys program IS comprised of seasonal sports At the begnnnlng of the school year, football gym IS In full swung Next Come wrestlmg, basketball and swlmmmg Baseball and softball occupy much of the sprung sched ule From these classes come Northern s ath letac greats and champnons Girls athletzcs nnclude square dancmg, swimming, tumbling and softball Free play actnvutnes are volley ball badmmton, knckball and pnngpong One ot the hngh llghts of the program IS synchromzed swlmmmg '-ssti. bThe care ofthe hair would seem a rather peculiar toppc Mr William Adams the gy'n mstructor and Mr Fred to e discussed but It seems to be an lnterestmg as well as Crawford the swimming coach are looking ov r the foofogll amusmg 5Ul9IeC? to Mr Andy MacDonald and Dave MCCGYIUS Sechon of The North Nmd

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w a oiltaon Music The door of opportunity is open to any Northern student who takes music as a part of his curriculum Music Improves a person S character and personality It gives him a good cultural background for the future Music also gives the student a chance to participate rn many of North ern s school programs During the month of December, Northern has a Christmas program In which all the music groups take part The band is active during pep assemblies, football games and clvrc entertainments The choir and glee clubs have a sprung concert and sung at various functions during the school year ui One two three counts the familiar voice of Mr Allan Walters as he leads the band rn some of its numbers Members are practicing Inside for the half time programs during the foot ball games Pictured are Karen Ketchum Tom McCroy Kathie Ketchum John Comfort and Isabelle Daley , xo', V Mr. Bumgarner rehearses the boys' glee club as Mike Fizell, Edward Craine, Burt Biggs, John Duve, Bill Irving, Curtis Davis, Dave Wilt, James Daniels and Frank Jones gather around the piano to keep a careful ear on the harmony. This, our newest musical organization, is the only one of high school level in the city. 40

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lwwlfa Sclence ln this highly technlcal world of ours, scnence IS becoming In creaslngly Important The oppor tumtaes an this held are wlthout llmlt Today science IS being stressed more than any other held Sclentntlc mmded students should gave much thought to the brulluant and sound career that awaits them In the vast world ot sclence ln order to develop and pro mote mterest In scnence, an An nual Science Fair has become a part of Northern s actlvltxes Several of Northern s scnence minded youths are participating by contributing theur mdnvldual prolects This year Flint was host to the National Science Fan N. 'O QQ X r wav-5 Mr Norbert Badar IS explaining to Kathryn Conaway and Doris Denam the structure of the heart The part he I5 pointing to on his best friend Oscar IS the wall which separates the left hand slde from the rught hand slde ofthe heart Thus IS called the Septum ,px I 0 M Donald Bentley IS demonstrating the new equlpment In the Electronics Department l-00lUf19 on we Gary Chambon Allan Alnsl ey Gene McFadden and Dave Phelan The device on the left us a multi mefef that IS used for measuring voltage and currents In an electrical clrcult The other I5 culled Q Signal tracer used for checkin various electrlcal clrcults 9 42 U . . Q . I ' kd W V . . . . . S ' 1 ' ' 'T x F . . . . . - . 5:1 1 ' 13 . . I R H . I X . 'ce t . . . - A' 1 , . . . l 1 V in . . . . -ss. -S I . . . . . . v A --.dm- . . . . 4 . . I 3 . . K J W M V T341 6 s W km T A 1 ,, - A V-.vig A Tu - - e k 1 1' ll ' fl if ' gc, ' 'T ' wp if A ' V K Mena!