Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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With Honors-Over a B average, but less than 2,5 are the following: Top row, left to right: Carolynn Ann Atwell, Mary Behil, Helen Elaine Cakl, Edward George Curtis, lr., Ethel Feldman, Phillip Sheldon Goldstein, Carolyn O. Green. Second row: Ioan Harper, Doris Marie Harris, Donald Heikkinen, Gertrude lane I-Iimelhoch, Glenora Myrtle Irwin, and Clara Marie lones. HONOR AWARDS fcontinuedl Student Council Leading their classes during the past year were: Dorothy Collins, Helen Frey, loan Gar- land, Sheldon Goldstein, Margaret Grimm, loan Harper, Samuel Henry, Don Hon, Glenora Irwin, Ioan Kadey, Dolores Konowich, Shirley LaLi- berte, Sadie MacGregor, Iames MacMillan, Ralph McClain, Eugene Miller, Florence Moore, Sally Scofield, Simson Sendler, Blonda Weddington, Patricia Weller, Ann Wyman, and Nelson Haas. Inter Nos Service Award The Latin Club presented the Inter Nos Service award to Helen Frey a.nd Ralph McClain for outstanding service to the school. A committee composed of students and members of the fac- ulty considered several candidates and finally chose Helen and Ralph for dependability, indus- try, and cooperation. EUGENE MILLER Eugene was the popular Student Council President for l945-46. He was also active in track, being on the team in '45 and '46, As a member of the Hi-Y, Gene was the Clubs delegate to the Y State Legislature. Hs also played on the Y basketball team that went to the state tournament. On the debate squad, he won three out of four valley debates and entered the extempore speaking contest. He made speaking appearances for the Community Chest and for the better- ment of school conditions. Gene went to the Rotary Club twice and attended the Citizens Curriculum Conference. Eugene has liked Northern mostly because of the pleasant teachers and friendly students. He would like to travel in the future throughout the United States and South America. He will become a psychologist or business executive after his gradua.tion from college. Here's to cr swell friend and true Viking, who has helped make the l945 Senior Class a most successful one. func Nineteen Forty-Six

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High Honors-Ranking next to the Salutatorian scholastically were thirteen seniors. Top row, left to right: Iohn Lee Cook, Helen Elizabeth Frey, Donna Marie Hicks, Lawrence Iames Hicks, Ir., Barbara lean McMillan, Gerald Paul Rumbold, Milana Iosephine Sukany, Second row: Miranda Francis Sukany, lona Rachel Thomas, Dorothy lean Werden, Robert Charles White, Herbert Howard Woodrich and Ann LaRene Wyman. HONOR AWARD S fcontinuerll Publications Outstanding for their Work on the editorial and business staffs of the Noroscope and North Wind were: Marian Adams, Dan Babitch, Larry Bernstein, Olga Bradley, Ioyce Bohl, William Brewer, Donna Buffey, Beverly Butcher, Marion Carlson, Barbara Colbert, Ernest Cole, Eunice Ellis, Betty Failing, Ethel Feldman, Helen Frey, Vivian Gillespie, Marjorie Griffin, Betty Gustaf- son, loan Harper, Della Hicks, Donna Hicks, Betty Howard, Margaret larvis, Nancy Ioseph, Ianice Kirkey, Nelly Lazar, Patricia Lind, Maxine Lutz, Barbara McMillan, lla Marie Miller, lean Patterson, Marvin Philips, Bethany Richmond, Lois Reeves, lona Thomas, and Ann Wyman. Sigma Chi Lambdn Outstanding scholastically and with good per- sonality marks are the members of the National Honor Society: Carolyn Atwell, Dan Babitch, Olga Bradly, Mary Behil, Hazel Beck, Norma Brannon, Helen Cakl, Ethel Feldman, Helen Frey, Sheldon Goldstein, Carolyn Green, Norman Gro- shek, Ioan Harper, Doris Harris, Donna Hicks, Iames Hicks, Gertrude Himelhoch, Glenora lrwin, Burton lackson, Ioan Kolder, Elaine Laracey, Ralph McClain, Dorothy McCracken, Barbara McMillan, Robert Mitchell, Florence Moore, Helen Olejar, lean Paterson, Helen Pastor, Dolores Pet- rick, Lois Reeves, Gerald Rumbold, Sally Sco- 28 field, Dolores Schlothauer, lona Thomas, Rebec- ca Shulman, Milana Sukany, Robert White, Herbert Woodrich, Blonda Weddington, Dorothy Werden, Lorraine Wittbrodt, Ann Wyman, and Mildred Zarmstorf. Service Honors for Service were presented to Marion Adams, Carolyn Atwell, Loree Ashley, Mary Behil, Ioyce Bohl, Corrine Brooker, Helen Cakl, Barbara Colbert, Shirley Crow, Ethel Feldman, Alma Fischer, Helen Frey, Katherine Grab, Mar- jorie Griffin, Doris Harris, Mary Hrinivich, Do- lores Konovich, Patricia Korzciak, Betty La- Boskey, Elaine Laracey, Shirley Lewis, Barbara McDowell, Mary Miller, Florence Moore, Iohn Mrasik, Mary Lou Murray, Elizabeth Pacanovsky, Helen Pastor, Iulia Sargis, Khana Sargis, Betty Shoop, Rebecca Shutman, Sally Scofield, Ber- nice Sprygada, Milana Sukany, Miranda Su- kany, Dorothy Sutherland, lona Thomas, Carol Truean, Dorothy Werden, Margaret Wittbrodt, Ellen Ioan Wiltz, and Ann Wyman. Speech Debaters awarded were: Barbara Coffron, Dorothy McCracken, Ralph McClain, Eugene Miller, Carl Myers, Marvin Phillips, Simson Send- ler, Ron Short, and Ronald Van Tassel. The Northern Noroscope

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With Honors-Top row, left to right: Ioan Agnes Kolder, Betty LaBoslcey, Donald Snover Lewis, Ralph Edward McClain, Dorothy Gean McCracken, Florence Hannah Moore, Helen Oleiar Second row: Helen Rose Pastor, lean Ann Patterson, Dolores Petrick, Dolores loan Schlothauer, Rebecca Shulman, and Mildred Ruth Zarmstorl. Robert Lavern Mitchell does not appear in the picture. JEAN PATTERSON lean Patterson, a graduate of the February Class, was chosen by the Senior girls as their D. A. R. representative. While at Northern, lean was an active member of Sigma Chi Lambda, Girl Reserves, N Club, and she was past Co-Editor of the North Wind in '44. She has held two class offices, one being vice-president in her sophomore year, and the other, vice-president of the February graduating class. lean plans to attend Western Michigan College of Edu- cation in Kalamazoo. She will take up Occupational Thera- py. With her pleasing personality and sparkling smile, she is sure to become a huge success in future years. Red headed Ralph McClain represented the Senior boys as lunior Rotarian. Ralph Was popular and active through- out his entire high school career. As a. sophomore, he was on the debate team, and also belonged to the Latin Club. In his junior year, he was class president, a member of the Hi-Y, on the Red Cross and War Councils, and he was accepted into Sigma Chi Lambda. He was a member of the Red Cross Council, Sigma Chi, and Iunior Rotarian in the senior year. ln the future, Ralph hopes to attend Michigan State Col- lege and study poultry, economy, and animal husbandry. He has been a loyal Viking and a good friend to other Northern students. He is a typical student of this year's senior class. 50 The Northern Noroscopc