Northeastern High School - Crucible Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Front 3-8 696,-lm Glvmg unsparmgly of hxs wxsdom and leadersh1p Mr CarlR Chrxsty, ass1s tant prmupal takes apersonal 1nterest m every student wxth whom he comes m Contact He possesses an unusual under stand ng ofyoung, people and thexr prob lems an 1 shows lt 1n eallng wxth them fflce Although thxs IS Mr Henry N Eddy s flrst year as pr1nc1pal of Northeastern the students have learned to look up to h1m as a true gu1de Hxs RGVICE IS al ways of the sort that lS both encouragmg ana w1se He had a b1g pa1r of shoes to f1twhen Mr McGrath left but he IS domg a magmflcent Job

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5394 Howard C Porter the 111 111 who IS 1 I Ild tl 111 md cm my of 111 to the 111111 who 18 1v11tu1e 111 1110 111d young 111 hunt to the 111.111 who 1115 g1Vl ll to much ind awed so 11tt1 , wa the G1 miuatcs of Nortl1Las,tern H1gl1 School dean 119 thx'-1 1951 C1uub1L

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Q f,,.--' I XX C: 1 wr-Q, P4 Q-f For the solution of problems, scholastic and personal, we have four staunch and able counsellors. They represent the faculty at its best. From left to right: Mr. Robert J Brownell, Mrs. E. Pearl Orcutt, Mrs. Grace Sanford, Mr. P. Clayton Sanford. In every organization, large or small, someone must take care of the routine work. Here at Northeastern, Mrs. Irene Terrace handles this all- important workwith efficiency and clis- patch. far New to this school .s Miss Joann Revis. She is taking over where Mrs. Irene Sycilow left off as clerk in the front offic e. Her genial personality and pleasantsmile is making teachers and students alike very fond of her. im wi'