Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Noroscope 1934

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Top Row: LEONA ACKERMAN C. C. I A nature sweet, a disposition ant. El Nadi Tigari '32, '33. pleas- ROSE ADAMS C. P. I All God's angels come to us dis- guisedf' Opera '34g Choir '33, '34. RUTH ADDISON C. P. I Her very frowns are better for H Than smiles of other maidens are. Secretary of Sophomore, Junior, Senior Classes: Sophomore Treas- urer: Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34g Inter Nos '32, '33. BERTHA ADOLF General Not much talk-a great, sweet sil- ence. El Nadi Tigari '32, '33g Girl Scouts '32, '33, '34. JAMES ALBEE General A mighty brain, a will to endure. Extempore Speaking '34. FRANCES ALDRICI-I General Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Oratory '34. RALPH ALEXANDER C. P. I Young fellows will be young fellows. Second Row : BERNARD L. ALLEN General My little horn and me. Band '30, '31, '32, '33, '34g Brass Ensemble '30, '31: Little Theater ggchggtra '31: Marching Band '31, FRANCIS A. AMBROSE C. P. I. Men of few words are the best men. Sophomore Play Contest '32: Vik- ing Aero Club '33, '34: Debate '32 JOHN RADDIN AMES C. C. II I will be master of what is my own. Cross Country '31, '323 Track '33, '34g El Nadi Tigari '31. PAUL ANAS I. A. Quiet and sincere thou art. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34: Golf '33, '34: Hi-Y '32, '33, '34. GERTRUDE MAE ANTILL General The dramatist, like the poet, is born not made. Dramatics '33, '34g Physiology Club '33, '34. EVELYN M. ARCHAMBAULT GERALD BEHN EDWARD BOLTON C. C. I. C. P. III C. P. 1 Beauty and pleasantness are often Come, quench your blushes and pre- A time fm' 11011768 yyihivh 7:8 -Still the companions. sent yourself. 1756031479 of my life- Football '31, '32, '33g Basketball '3I, '3Q: Tlgck '31i '32, '33: North HELEN EBBIE BABCOCK gfQ,',Ld.3?f' 'ess C Hb 34' Vamty JOSEPH K. BORGES C. C. II C- P- Far from rashness, as from fear. Dramatics '33, '34. 1- ...l, .. Third Row: JAMES NELSON BAILEY C. P. I. I'll get there if you give me time. AGATHA BELL General A maid in all her charms. KENNETH BENNETTS General I have always thoght the actions of men interpreters of their thoughts. EVELYN MARIE BERKLY Band B1,'32,'33g Bhmogy Club C-C-I '33g Debate '33g Track '34. GLADYS R. BANKS General The small courtesies sweetcn life: greater, ennoble it. Girl Reserves '30, '31, '32. ARDATH K. BARE C. P. I. She is full of joke and jest. the Her smile illuminates every sky. -l Fifth Row : VIRGINIA BERRY C. C. I A modest maid with kind blue eyes. NELLIE MARGARET BESSON C. P. I Amicae Ludorum '31, '323 Drama U1 would be friends with you , '33, '34g Senior Play '34. DAVID BARE General Oh, it is excellent to have strength. Football '32 5 Baseball '33. EARL BARKER C. P. I A little backward about coming for- ward. Oratory '34. MARY ELIZABETH BASSETT C. C. I. lf I chance to talk a little while, for- give me. IRENE BAXTER General I have no other than a woman's reason. Oratory '34. ., Fourth Row : BETTY BEANE C. P. I. Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Girl Reserves '31, '32, '33, '34. GENEVA BRADSHAW BEATON C. P. I She was good as she was fair. Drama '31, '32, '33: Inter Nos '32g Biology Club '32. STEVE BEDNARSKI I. A. For he was great without pretense. a giant's Declamation '31g Debate '32g Drama '33g Baseball '32. RODERICK BIGELOW C. P. I IIe's small in size but great in abiltyf' Band '31, '32, '33, '34g Student Council '31, '32, '33, '34: Inter Nos '32, '33, '34g Junior Class Treas- urer. JAMES BLACKNEY C. P. II For several virtues, have I liked sev- eral women. Band '31, '32, '33, '34g Inter Nos '32, '33, '34. MYRTLE BLOSS C. C. I As fond of sports as any boy. Amicae Ludorum '31, '32, '33: Baseball '31, '32, '33, '34g Basket- ball '32, '33g Hockey '30, '31, '32: Girl Scouts '33, '34g El Nadi Tigari '30, '31, '32. BERNARD BLUE General In an age when men were men and not afraid of heaven. Band '33, '34. RICHARD BLUHM C. P. I He preferred to be good rather than to seem so. l Sixth Row: EARL W. BOIS General Ah, this learning! What a thing it is. CLARA THERESA BOJKO C. C. I These are weighty secrets and we must whisper them. Student Council '31: Baseball '31. Sigma Chi Lambda '34. A twentieth century Beau Brummel. Student Union President '33g Stu- dent Council '32, '33, '34g North Wind '32, '33 ,343 Football '32: Baseball '32, '33: Chemist? Club '33, '34g Quill and Scroll ' 3, '34g Press Club '34. OMER EUGENE BOSH C. C. II Only a boy, like other boys. JUNE LOUISE BOUDLER C. C. I She comes more nearer to earth than most angels do. 1- GRACE BOWEN C. C. II Quietness has its virtue. ll l Seventh Row: ALICE BRADEN C. P. I Spread the thin oar and catch the driv- ing gale. Student Council '33, '34g Senior Board of Directors '33, '34g Hoc- key '31, '32, '33: Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34: Tennis '32g Bas- ketball '31, '32, '33g Baseball '32, '33p Amicae Ludorum '31, '32, '33g N Club '34. ARLENE BRADFIELD General Oh, the fun in those sparkling eyes. Commercial Club '31: Girl Re- serves '33. FREDERICK C. BRADLEY General A young man that blushes is better than one who turns pale. JEAN BREMNER C. P. I Her laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Poetry Club '33, '34. BERYL ELEANOR BRIGGS General Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Amicae Ludorum '31, '32, '33g Hoc- key '31, '32, '33g Indoor Baseball 32: N Club '34g Basketball HAL BRIGGS General All the great men are dying and I don't feel so well myself. BYRON BROOKS Music Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. A Cagpella Choir '31, '32, '33, '34g Nort Wind '34g Noroscope '34g Press Club '34g Tennis '34g Senior Play '34. N oroscope 1934 PAGE U

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Top Row : BRUCE BROWN General May he go far in the art of drawing. Art Club '31, '32. EARL H. BROWN C. P. I No really great man ever thought him- self so. North Wind '32, '33, Managing Ed- itor '34g Quill and Scroll '33, '34g Press Club '33, '342 Track '32, '33, '34g Cross Country '32g Noroscope '33, '34: Varsity Club '34. FRANCES J. BROWN C. P. I Peace is always pleasant. Girl Reserves '31, '32, '33, '34. EDWIN BRUNDSEN General Mine's not an idle cause. Debate '32, '33. ROY G. BUCKLER, Jr. C. P. III He loves to chat with the girls, I know. Press Club '33, '34g Research Club '34g North Wind '31, '32, '33, BETTY BUCKLEY C. P. I Good nature brightens every feature of her face. Inter Nos '31, '32g Sig-ima Chi Iggmgfila '33, '34g Girl eserves DONALD Bvbzmslu C. P. I A youth of labor with an age of ease! Second Row : ANITA BUFFA C. C. I Laughter mixed with the serious stuff. Orchestra '31, '32, '33. CHARLES BUKWAZ General Your silence is what sings. LOUIS BUNCIC C. C. II Night after night he sat and studied. Social Science Club '33g Stamp Club '31. ELEANOR BURBANK C. C. I New charm she adds to every scene. THEODORE V. BUREK I. A. His work is doneg his toil is o'er. Baseball '32, Captain '33g Basket- ball '30, '31, '32, '33. MARY JEANNE BURLINGAME C. P. I Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax. Student Council '32p Sophomore Board of Directors '32g Amicae LUFOFUHI '31. '32. '33, '34g North Wind '32. '33g Drama '33, 34: Girl Scouts '31, '32g Hockey '31, '32, '33, '34g Baseball '31, '32, '33, '34g Bas- ketball '31, '32, '33, '34: N Club '34g Poetry Club '32. MARTHA BURNEO General The flower of human kindness. El Nadi Tigari '32g Social Science Club '33. --1.- Third Row: MARGARET BURNS C. C. II High aims form high characters. Girl Reserves '30, '31, '32: Hockey '31, '32: Basketball '31, '32g Amicae Ludorum '31, '32g Baseball '31. ORVILLE BUSH C. P. II And his big manly voicelf' Band '31, '32g Chemistry Club '33g Research Club '34. CLARENCE CARPENTER General Patience is the key of content. gigchestra '33g Social Science Club LESLIE CARPENTER C. P. I He that can have patience, can have what he will. Debate '31. LYLE MELVIN CATLIN C. C. II Be gone dull care, thou and I shall never agree. MARY LOUISE CHARNEY C. C. I Mindful not of herself. El Nadi Tigari '31, '32: Social Sci- ence Club '33, '34. JOAN C. Cl-IAROUI-IIS General Successful in more ways than one is she. Basketball '32, '33g North Wind '32, '33g Baseball '31, '32g Produc- ers '33, '34. Fourth Row : WILLIAM CHEMA C. C. II My hand alone my work can do. ELVIRA V. CHILLIK C. P. I Pure sweet spirit and generous. Basketball '32, '33, '34g Baseball '33, '34g Orchestra '32, '33, '34g Amicae Ludorum '32, '33, '34g String Ensemble '32. GEORGIA CHRONIS C. C. II Quiet dignity-the mark of a lady. lggroscope '34g Sigma Chi Lambda ROBERT H. CHURCH C. P. I One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. FRANCIS PAUL CHURCHILL General He's a quiet youth-at times. Track '34. WARD CHURCHILL C. C. II His lips half-parted with a constant smile. Football '32g Track '32. WENECESLAUS J. CIOCHON I. A. The lion is not so fierce as we paint him. Football '31, '32, '33g Hi-Y '31, '32, '33, '34g Varsity Club '34. Fifth Row: SHIRLEY CLARK General A good sport always wins. Amicae Ludorum '31, '32, '33g key '34: Baseball '32, '33, '34g Bas- ketball '32. Hoc- IDA MERLE CLEM C. C. I Ah! What a life were this! Social Science Club '33, '34g Senior Play '34. MARJORIE IRENE CLEMENT C. C. I ln every veil her smile serene. CATHERINE CLIMIE C. C. I Rich with her ever flowing wealth of ideas. Noroscope Editor '33, '34g Quill and Scroll '33, '34g Sigma Chi Lambda '32, '33, '34g North Wind '33, '34: Amicae Ludorum '32g Press Club '33, '34g El Nadi Tiglari gg, '33: Hockey '335 Basket all NEIL F. COAN General Genius begins great worksg alone finishes them. labor ALICE M. COBB C. C. I The heart has eyes that the brain knows nothing of. Hockey '31, '32, '33g Basketball '31, '33: Baseball '32g Amicae Lu- dorum '31, '32. HARRIETT COLE C. P. III A coaxing way she always had. North Wind '32, '33, '34g Noro- scope '33, '34: Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34g Press Club '33, '34g Choir '32, '33, '34: Quill and Scroll '34g Octet '31, '32g Inter Nos 32, '33, '34g Producers '33, '34: Student Coun- cil '33g Biology Club '31, '32: Sen- ior Play '34. Sixth Row : IVAN COLLINS C. P. III A growing chemist. All he needs is a chance. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '343 Hi-Y '33g Noroscof1e'33' Chemistry Club '34g Bio ogy Club '32g Debate DOROTI-IA CONLEN General With eyes that looked into the very soul. -4 CLARENCE CONNOLLY C. P. II The place should not honor the mang the man the place. Basketball '31, '327 Hi-Y '31, '32, '33g Golf '31g Track '31, '32. ORTENIS COSI C. C. I Ripe in wisdom was she. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34g El lfgidigggari '32,'33g Library Board EDNA COX Home Economics He is great enough that he is his own master. Dramatics '33g Play Contest '31, '32g Public Speaking '31, '32. MORRIS COXWORTH General 1 was born to other things. LYLE CRAIG C. P. II What have I to do with fate? Seventh Row : ISLA CAMERON CRAWFORD C. P. I Prim and modest was she. Girl Reserves '33, '34. AUDREY EILEENE CROUCH C. C. II What eloquence you speak. Dramatics '32. HELEN M. CZERWINSKI C. C. I To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. El Nadi Tigari '32, '33. MARJORIE DANFORTH C. C. I Even virtue is more fair when it ap- pears in a beautiful person. Student Council '31, '32g Junior Board of Directors '31, '32g Bas- ketball '33. TOM DARNTON C. P. II Must be twins,' one couldn't be such a gentleman. Varsity Football '33g Reserves '31, '323 Basketball '31, '32, '33, '3-ig Hi-Y '31, '32, '33g Student Council '31, '32, '33, '34g Board of Directors '33, '343 Varsity Club '34. MARION DAVIDSON C. P. III He leads them all a merry chase, the teachers and the girls. Choir '33g Inter Nos '33g Boxing '32g Senior Play '34. VIRGIL F. DAY I. A. Not too serious, not too gay. Orchestra '31, '32g Library Board '33 Noroscope 1934 PAGE I9