Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Top Row: HELEN F. HEIN C. C. I All that was ever heard of her was good. Choir '31, '32, '33. LORRAINE LOUISE HIBBERT C. P. I A cure for loneliness. Inter Nos '33, '34g Sigma Chi Lambda '34. ROBERT HODGES General Youth calls for pleasure. Hi-Y '33, '34. INELL HOGAN Home Economics Still achwkving, still pursuing. Girl Reserves '31, '32. LEONA LORETTA HOGAN General If smiles were money, she could buy the crown jewels. Orchestra '31g Debate '31g Drama '32, '33. TERRADELL HOGAN C. P. III May good sense and good nature be ever united. ggrl Reserves '31, '32g North Wind EARL LOUIS HOLLOWAY C. P. I Hold the fort, I'm coming. Football '32g North Wind '32, Bus. Mgr. '33, '34g Noroscope '32, '33, '34g Physiography Club '33, '343 Biology Club '32, '33, '34g Quill and Scroll '33, '34g Vice-President S. V. P. A. '33, '34g Press Club '33, '34g Bus. Mgr. Football Program '33g Track '34g Senior Play '34. Second Row: HERBERT HOLMAN I. A. I'm a jolly senior, folks. Who-da- thunk it? Band '32, '33g Orchestra '33g Hi-Y '32, '33. RICHARD HOLT C. P. I And into the basket it did go. Hi-Y '32, '33, '34g Basketball '32, '33, '34: Varsity Club '34. MILDRED MARIE HOMAN C. C. I The heart gels weary, but never old.' MILDRED J. HOMOLA C. P. I Whom not even critics critwizef' Hockey '31, '32, '33: Basketball '32, '33, '34: Baseball '32: Amicae Lu- dorum '31, '32, '33, '34. ELMER HORTON C. P. I Meekness is not weakness. MARY TOLL HOWELL C. P. I What a little thing to remember for years. HELENA E. HRITZ C. C. I Her nature was so sunny, her grace so fair. Social Science Club '32, Third Row: KATHRYN ANN HRITZ C. C. I The sweetness ofthe world you snare. Sigma Chi Lambda '33: Social Sci- ence Club '33g Hockey Mgr. '31, '32, '33g Baseball Mgr. '31, '32, '33g Basketball Mgr. '31, '32, '33g N Club '34. JOHN F. HUBER C. P. I He blushes: all is safe. Football '31, '32, Mgr. '33g Base- ball '32, '33, '34. FRED HUOT C. C. II Make much of me-good men are scarce. Cheer Leader '33, '34: El Nadi Tigari '31, '32, '33g Tennis '32, '33. ARTHUR HURAND C. P. I A fine volley of words, gentlemen, and well shot off. Student Council '31, '33g Basket- ball '31, '34: Debate '32, '33, '34g Senior Pres. '33g National Foren- sic League '32, '33g Bd. of Direc- tors '32, '34: Hi-Y '31. '32, '33J EX' tempore Speaking '34. ELOISE FERN HURST C. P. I. When she is good she is very good, but . . . Latin Club '33, '34g Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34. MARY I-IUSAK Home Economics Youth comes but once, so on with the dance. Basketball '31. ROBERT HUSBAND General What's in a name ? Football '31, '32g Debate '32, '33. Fourth Row: MARGARET INCH C. P. I So young, so fresh, so pretty. Latin Club '31, '32g Press Club '33g Play Contest '33g Producers '31, '33g Student Council '32g Senior Board ot Directors '33g Musthal- ians '32. DONALD JENKINS General Blonrls!-what ci way they have with them! Track '32, '33. EVELYN LENORE JENNINGS C. P. I lt is not right that man should be alone. Orchestra '31, '32, '33, '34: Pro- ducers '33,'343 Physiography Club '33,'34: Sigma Chi Lambda 33134. ELSA MARIE JOHNSON C. P. I It's the silent worker who succeeds. RICHARD JOHNSON I. A. III And so it is now I am a man. MARJORIE A. JOHNSTON C. P. III There is mischief in her pleasant smile. Biology Club '32, '33g Latin Club '32g Hockey 32. ROBERT JORDAN C. P. II Best men are moulded out of faults and become much better for being hard. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34. Fifth Row: EMIL JOSEPH C. P. I Call no man happy 'til he is dead. Iggology Club '31, '32g Track Mgr. EMMALINE JOSEPH C. C. II Her paths are paths of pleasantnessf' El Nadi Tigari '32, '33g Social Science Club '33: Choir '33. MARY KALEMIS General Here, there, and everywhere. North Wind '32, '33, '34: Baseball '31g Physiography Club '34. ERNEST LEROY KEEFER I. A. A diploma is a worthy decoration for any man's wall. MAURICE KEELOR General Tall, slim, and proud. Track '32: Choir '33, '34g Basket- ball '32g Physiography Club '33. CHARLES KELLY General lt isn't work that worries me. 1t's- Student Council 'Bly Olla Podrida. '31, '32: Tennis '32, '33, '34g Hi-Y '33, '34g Cross Country MARSHALL KETCHUM General The man who knows but won't tell. Boxing '32, '33g Football '31, Sixth Row: EDWARD KILBOURN E General Success is the reward of persever- ance. PAULINE KINCAID C. P. I Then on! Then on! Where duty leads my course bc onward still. KATHRYN KITCHEN C. C. I Study is her middle name-but play her first. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34. FORD KLECKLER General He came, he left, and he returned. Football '28, '29, '30g Basketball '29, '30: Baseball '29, '30: North Wind '29g Dramatics '29, '30, IRENE KLEIN C. P. I Intellect, talent, and genius, like mur- der, will out. Debate '31, '32g National Foren- sic League '32, '33, '34g Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34. JANE KNICKERBOCKER C. P. I Friendship and honor, both are thine. Girl Scouts '32, '33, '3-4: Amicae Ludorum '32g Inter Nos '34g Sigma Chi Lambda '34. JACK R. KOLBE General Every inch a man -- and lots of inches. Football '31, '32, '33g Track '32, '33, '34g Hi-Y '33. Seventh Row: ALEX KOWALCYK C. P. I A square shooting fellow. ' Hi-Y '313 Basketball '32, '33J Choir '31, '32. WALTER KOZOL I. A. Think twice-and say nothing. LUCILLE KRUGER C. P. I Every woman has her faults-her's is modesty. Student Council '31g Board of Directors '31. IRENE B. KUBIK General She can smile when everything goes wrong. Basketball '30g Baseball '30. JERRY KUCERA General I am not in the role of common man. Viking Aero Club '31, 32, '33, 34. LOIS LORRAINE LAESCH C. P. I Her friends are many, her foes-are there any ? Musathalian '32, '33, '34. WILLIAM LAING C. P. I And every day is ladies day with me. Hi-Y '31, '32: Football '31g Track '31, '32, '33: Student Council '31, '32: Opera '31: Choir '32, '33. Noroscope 1934 PAGE 25

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Top Row: BELVA MAE LITTLE ULA L. MAI-INKE C. P. I C. C. II SARA LANDE Some people' love studyingj others I hate to see things done by halves. C. P' I love other things. E1 Nadi Tigari .32, .33. Fine words! I stole them. Debate '31, '32, '33: National For- ensic League '31, '32, '33, '34g Declamation '32g won der where you North Wind '31g Oratory '34g Producers '34, MADELYN LARSON C. C. I A nature modeled on a higher plan. Sigma Chi Lambda '31, '32, '33. LAURA MADELINE LABY C. C. I Silence is an answer to a wise man. El Nadi Tigari '32, '33, '34, HENRY LARZELERE C. P. III I love not women, they are so simple. Cross Country '32. DORIS LAUNDRE C. P. I I seek to be worthy to be known. ELEANOR J. LEE C. P. I Demure and unafraid. THOMAS LEGAN General What! No girls in heaven 7 Well, then just leave me here. Hi-Y '31, '32, '33g Football '31g Olla Podrida '31g Press Club '33g Basketball '31g Wrestling '31. Second Row : HELEN MARIE LeSAGE C. C. I. Those dark eyes-so dark and so deep. EI Nadi Tigati '32, '33, '34, AUDREY LeVASSEUR C. P. I A kind heart is a foundation of glad- ness. DONNA LEWIS C. P. I Can one desire too much of a good thing? Social Science Club '32, '33: Biol- ogy Club '32, '33g Girl Scouts '31, '32, '33, '34. AMANDA WOOD LIFSEY C. P. I Commended for her work, well done. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34g National Forensic '32, '33, 34: Debate '31, '32g Producers '33, '343 Inter Nos '33, '34: Press Club '33, '34: Olla Podrida '31, '32g North Wind '33, '343 Noroscope '33, '34: Quill and Scroll '34g Senior Play '34, CLAIRE LINEIIAN C. C. I Thinks much and speaks little. No dangers fright her,no labors tire.' Physiography Club '33. - Third Row: CYRIL LODER C. P. II To be trusted is a greater compli- ment. Hi-Y '33, '34y Research Club '34. ADELINE LOMBARDI C. C. I 1 JOHN R. LOVE C. P. I Love's another name for trouble. Student Council '34g Sophomore Board of Directors '32: Football '31, '32, '33g Hi-Y '31, '32, '33, '34. HALBERT LYNCH I. A. A man in every sense of the word. JAMES LYONS General Every brave man is a man of his word. WELDON E. MacDERMITT General A boy's will is the wind's will. Oratory '34: Basketball '33, 34. RAYMOND D. MacDONALD C. P. I Men are but children of a larger growth. Orchestra '30, '31: Sophomore Play '32: North Wind '31. Fourth Row : JEAN MacKENZIE C. P. I A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Band '32, '33, '34: Quintet '32: Trio '34: Girl Scouts '32, '33, '34: Amicae Ludorum '32: Inter Nos '34: North Wind '34g Press Club '34: Noroscope '34. MARY MARGARET MacRAE C. P. I Oh, I am stabbed with laughter. Inter Nos '33, '34g Biology Club '32g Choir '32, '33, '34g Poetry Club '33, '34, MARY MADARASZ C. C. II Faint not, the miles to heaven are but few and short. MARSDEN MAGUIRE RAYMOND G. MAHONEY General Men all say, 'We are wise'. Band '33, '34. WALTER E. MAMROT C. P. I What is a good man ? Fifth Row: MATTHEW MANIAK General When he talks he says something. Physiography Club '34. CONSTANCE MANSFIELD C. P. I Silence never harms. Sigma Chi Lambda '33. '34g El Nadi Tigari '32, '33, '34, REGINALD MANVILLE General Begone, girls, 1 have no time for jtcklenessf' North Wind '32, '33, '34g Physio- graphy Club '33, '343 Press Club '33, '34g Quill and Scroll '33, '34g Basketball Trainer '33, '34: Track '313 Noroscope '34: Editor of Football Program '33. VERA MARA C. P. I She asked not worldly things, nor cared for fame. Sigma Chi Lambda '33, '34g Quill and Scroll '34: North Wind '33, Associate Editor '34g Press Club '34g Debate '32. NICKOLETA MARABEAS General The longer you know her the better you like her. DORIS MARIE MARKS C. C. I The more I see of men, the better I like dogs. Student Council '32: Inter Nos '32g El Nadi Tigari '32. GUNI-IILD MARKSTROM C. C. I Friendliness is my weapon, and I always down my foe. Sixth Row : ANN E. MARSHALL C. P. I At peace with the world. DORINE MARTIN C. P. I As long as you are innocent, fear nothing. IDA VIRGINIA MARTIN JEAN A. MARTIN h C. P. I Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. Orchestra '31, '32, '33: String En- semble '31, '32g Girl Scouts '31, RONALD MARTIN I. A. A lad with a eomely phiz, knows when to mind his biz. just MARGARET MARUSAK C. C. I. She is gentle, she is shy, but there's mischief in her eye. FRANCIS MARZONIE I. A. Size does not always count. Baseball Manager '30: Basketball llglanager '31g Reserve Basketball ' 2 Seventh Row : GEORGE MABZONIE C. P.II What would Northern have done with- out him Y Football '31, '32, '33g Track '33, '34g Boxing '33g H1-Y '31, '32, '33, '34g Student Council '32: Junior Board of Directors '32: Baseball '32g Physiography Club '349 Var- sity Club '34, ROBERT MASON C. P. I A great man never loses the simplicity of a child. Hi-Y '31, '32, '33. GERALDINE McARA C. P. I Whatever anyone says or does, I must be good. Leaders Club '31, '32. BERNIDEAN McCOMBS C. C. I 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear. El Nadi Tigari '33. DONALD R. McCOMBS General I'm growed up-almost. Student Council '32g Board of Directors '32g Biology Club '32: Football '32, '33: Track '32, '33: Choir '33, '34: Octet '31, '32: North Wind '32, '33: Play Contest '32: Stamp Club '32: Physiography Club '33, '34. ROBERT McCONNELL I. A. At evening, home is the best place for man. WILLIAM McCONNELL General C. C. I I. A. JAMES LITTELL Lord of himselfg an inborn gentle- Her kind heart attracts friends like a It's the steady, quiet, plodding ones I. A. man. magnet. who win in the lifelong race. All boy. Opera '31, '32. Baseball '33. Boxing '29. Noroscope 1934 P A G E 27