Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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FINAL CREDITS EARNED IN SERVICE Because of the draft, and for various reasons, many of our graduates ha.ve found it necessary to complete their high'school studies while in service. Here are the names of those who have found it necessary todo so: Robert Barrett, LaVerne Blackmire, Betty I. Bongas, Bobby Buck, Thomas D. Calvin, Roy Iames Charvat, Martin Cohen, Iohn Eitel, Iohn M. Erhardt, Charles R. Falkenstine, Elmer I. Freestone, Robert Gonsler, Devere Edwin Hall, Robert Nelson Harris, Harry Hartwick, Gordon L. Huber, Leon F. Huston, Iohn A. Iyde, William Kallis, Daniel Kosik, William G. Lilly, Carl Little, Alexander Maul, Raymond E. McCool, Theodore Millick, Iohn M. Moore, Albert Olah, Edward Romanowski, Steve I. Smith, Russell E. Sobey, LeRoy Taylor, George I. Thodoroff, Bruce H. Welch. COIVIIVIENCEIVIENT ACTIVITIES CLASS PLAY, A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court ................ May 3 and 4 DINNER DANCE ..... ...... M ay 24 Presidents Message .... .... N elson Haas Toastmaster .................. Helen Frey Invitations ..,. Elaine Laracey, Helen Pastor Program Chairman ............ Helen Frey Program Printing .......... Florence Moore Marion Bully Menu ....... Sally Scofield, Dolores Murray Decorations .......... Delores Schlothauer Ioanne Wiltz, Iohn Mrasek Will .......................... Ioyce Bohl Della Hicks, Barbara McMillan Prophecy .... Betty Howard, Ralph McClain Principals Address ......... O. F. Norwalk SENIOR AWARD NIGHT ..,. .... I une 6 BACCALAUREATE . . . .... Iune 9 COMMENCEMENT . . .... Iune I2 Three happy, fun-packed years ended with the traditional events known only to seniors. Although we missed some of our members who were in the service, we enjoyed everything a great deal. The dinner dance received a fine turn- out, and everyone looked swell in his new suit 26 or new formal. The music, furnished by Ralph Bowen, was wonderful. So wonderful that we hated to leave at 12:30 when the dance was over. Colored lights playing on the pretty deco- rations had added to the atmosphere of the evening. The dinner was delicious, but perhaps a little tastier than usual because of the occasion. Everyone especially enjoyed the reading of the will by Barbara McMillan and of the prophecy by Betty Howard and Ralph McClain. That night will be carried in our memories for many years because it was our last time together. Rewards for their hard and continuous efforts were received by the deserving graduates at Senior Award Night. Although it seemed at times a long drive we found that it was worth the effort when we received recognition for it. The flowers were worn the next day with a great deal of pride. Those activities were concluded in part by a solemn and fitting church service, Baccalaureate service was held at the Court Street Methodist Church and were conducted by Dr. W. E. Harri- son. The curtain fell on our high school days Iune 12 in Atwood Stadium when we received our diplomas. We felt that night that upon looking back we would never be able to forget the memorable events which led to our graduation and Northern would always hold a warm spot in our hearts. The Northern Noroscope

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Row One: Wise, Donna lane General Wisniewski, Harry C. P. ll Baseball '46. Wisniewski, Ioseph C. P. II Basketball '46, Baseball '45, '46, Witibrodt, Margaret Lorraine C- C- I First Orchestra '43, '44, '45, Sigma Chi Lambda '45, '46, Y Girls '44, '45, '46. Row Two: Wolfe, Edna Elenor C. C. III Wolle, Helen Louise General Wood, Howard B., lr. C. P. I Wood. Ioanne Louise General Row Three: Wood. Maxwell C- P- I Band Student Director '45, '46, Band Award '44, '45, '46, Band Manager '44, '45. Woodrich, Herber! Howard C. P. II Sigma Chi Lambda '44, '45, '46, Northern Lights Hi-Y '45, '46, Wright, Roberi Henry C. P. II Cross Country '45, Viking Hi-Y '44, '45, '46, Sigma Chi Lambda '45, '46, Wrighl, Vercie C. C. III GRADUATES Anderson, Robert Kaye General Bedell, Iean Louise C. C. III Brannon, Norma lean C. P, II Dickason, Phyllis Marie C. C. III Dziwura, Raymond I. A. une Nineteen NOT PICTURED Elzy, Willie Kelly, Donald E. General General Graves, lack Gene Kovacs, Bill General I. R. Hubbmd, William C. McQueen' Iumes A C. P. ii I- - Iacobs' Eugene Edwin Mifchell, Robert Lavern I. A, I. A. Iohnstome, Kenneth Rowe, Virginia Maxine General General Forty-Six Row Four: Wrobel, Robert P. I. A. Wylie, Dwafn Dexier General Band Award Wyman, Ann Lallene C. P. I Quill 6. Scroll, North Wind '45, '46, Noroscope '46, Siu- dent Council '43, '44, Serv- ice, Sigma Chi Lambda '45, '46, War Council '43, '44, '45. Yassick, Marshall C. P. II Row Five: Yoemans, William Leland General Young, Marion Marie C. C. III Yurk. Harold I. A. Zalizny. Helen Dolores C. C. III Row Six: Zannsiorf. Mildred Ruth C. P. III Sigma Chi Lambda '45, '46, Y Girls '46, Zembo, Dorothy Iean C. C. II N Award '45, N Club '45, Home Economics Club '44, '45, G. R. Girls '45, '46. Zimmerman, Gloria Bnn C. P. I Zyber, Donald Louis General pic o o n It A' S ' k ,I h Tresko, Paul C. P. I Tucker, Iohn General Hichiger, William David General 25

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HO OR TUDENTS Top Scholars-Holding top position in her class was Elaine Elizabeth Laracey, who was named Valedictorian. Next highest scholastically was Daniel loseph Babitch, named Salutatorian. Pictured . above left to right are Elaine Elizabeth Laracey and Daniel Ioseph Bahitch. Athletics Seniors active in athletics while at Northern were: Elaine Andrus, Dorothy Bailey, Beverly Banks, Hazel Beck, Olga Bradley, Corrine Brock- er, Elmer Brockriede, Donna Bufley, Mary Butt- ler, Helen Cakl, Marion Carlson, Donna Car- mody, Paul Chema, Ruth Crites, Sam Cox, Ed Curtis, Don Czachorski, Marceline Day, Wilfred Deslardin, Ray Dziwura, Carolyn Green, Charles Hamilton, Bill Handlin, Don Heikensen, lames Hicks, William Eugene lacobs, Margaret Iarvis, Don Kelly, loan Kolder, Phyllis LaEebre, Robert LaRoche, Maxine Lutz, Kenneth McDonald, Bar- bara McMillan, lames McQueen, lohn Miloy, Eugene Miller, lean Patterson, Peter Paul, Sarah lean Peake, Marilyn Peterson, Nadane Pratt, loyce Root, William Richiger, Douglas Smith, Helen Stiffler, Ron Short, Frank Thomas, Pat Weller, Bennie Williams, Mary Watkins, Evelyn Whatling, Robert Wright, Ioseph Wisniewski, Herbert Woodrick, Marion Young, and Dorothy Zembo. Athletics managers were Gerald Colby, Fran- cis Davis, Richard Gillespie, Don Hon, Robert Olsen, and Carl Thomas. Attendance Perfect attendance awards were presented to Donald Burgess, Helen Cakl, Kenneth Felske, Raymond Hansen, Elaine Laracey, Nellie Lazar, loan Kolder, Edward Miller, Helen Pastor, Do- lune Nineteen Forty-Six lores Schlothaver, Matt Urquhart, loan Wiltz, and Herbert Woodrich. D. A. R. Girl The D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award was pre- sented to lean Patterson. Junior Rotarian Outstanding for his work as lunior Rotarian was Ralph McClain. Musical Awards Participants in the band, orchestra, and choir were as follows: Mary Lou Beyerle, George Black, Douglas Brokaw, Marion Bully, Donald Burgess, Georgia Cottrill, Paul Csversko, Delores Davidson, Francis Davis, Ralph Didier, Ramona Dolson, Dorthea Ford, lack Graves, Nelson Haas, Richard Hart, Arthur Hansen, Gertrude Himel- hoch, Oma Hinman, Donald Hon, lerry Howard, Patricia Hull, Glenora lrwin, Helen lacob, Sylvia Kamershen, Nellie Lazar, Patricia Lind, Dewey Lorrick, Betty Ann MacRa.e, Garold Marsh, De- lores Metzger, Edward Miller, Elizabeth Paca- novsky, Mary Lynn Pike, Dorothy Roudebush, Virginia Rowe, Bonita Sasseen, Marilyn Scott, Harry Sutphen, Shirley Taljonick, Martha Tar- ver, Betty Ta.ylor, Roosevelt Taylor, lack Thomas, Louise Traviski, Donna Viall, Maxell Wood, and Dwain Wylie. 27