Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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To The Students ' As you, the class of 1934, go out into the world it is apt that in the hurly-burly of this modern age some of the high purposes which were formulated and taught at Northern, in class rooms and extra-curricular activities, be pushed at times into the back-ground. You go out from your school with certain ideals. Your school feels that the ideals which she has sought to develop in you will, if pur- sued, lead you to achievements of high and noble intent. Disappointments and at times disillusionments will perhaps come to you. In order to keep the right perspective in such times it might be well to sit back and ponder on those principles taught you in your school days. Your school hopes that not ever and anon, but frequently, this book portraying life at Northern be taken out and perused, thereby awakening those memories which will stir anew the uplifting impulses which woke while learning and playing under the Viking banner. Miss WEALTHY HILLIER, Assistant Principal 0 The history of our growth and develop- ment as a school has been written in records of achievement and success. We look on these records of the past with satisfaction as they reflect the efforts made in scholarship, citizen- ship, character training and all that is essential to educational progress. During these years of growth and study there has been developed through association with one another a spirit of friendliness and loyalty which has been line and lasting. To serve as a record of this and to preserve the memory of friendship and kinship in the student body, the Noroscope with its records of incidents, organizations and school activi- ties, plays an important part. With this to remind us of the past made rich through friendship and kindliness, may we face the future with even greater hopes. O, F. NORWALK, Principal PAGE I Noroscope 1934

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TOP ROW CATHERINE APPLECRIST Library Clerk JAMES BARCLAY Physical Education HELEN BEAL Shorthand, Typing MILDRED BEAMER Spanish, French Faculty Roster SECOND ROW LEROY DANIELS Music Literature, Choir CLARE DEAN Early European History, Eco- nomic Geography LYNN DEPREE Physiography, Geology LUCY DILLON THIRD ROW FRED HARRINGTON English CLARENCE HAYNES M a c h i n e Drawing, Architec- tural Drawing MIRIAM HERRON Librarian GUY HOUSTON FOURTH ROW STANLEY KUICK Modern Science MILDRED LAVELY Biology, Chemistry DOROTHY LEE Latin, English FRANCES LYON Latin Physiology, Physical Educa English' Dean Of GMS AURILIEN BELANGER fiom Woodwork, Drafting MARGUERITE FARMER JAMES MCMONAGLE Algebra, Geometry JACK HUBBARD Public speaking, English EULA BENOIT English Latin RUHAMAH FRANCIS FRANCES KEARNS HELEN MURRAY English English French JOHN COOPER Commercial Law, Bookkeep- GLADYS GEOPEERT CHARLES KEMP EDWINA NEWBECKER ing Cl0IhiI1g Woodwork Bookkeeping FREDA GORRIE GEORGE GUILEY ROY KNIGHT LOUIS NICKELS Modern Science. Biology Physics Bookkeeping Modem Science Noroscope 1934 PAGE II