Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Noroscope 1942 Frst row M1ss Arlene Aurand B A MISS Marguer1te Aurand B S fames Bar lay B S Mr Eula Beno1t B A lf A Everett Bolduc B S M1ss Dorothy Breda B S Mrs Lua Brewer B S Mrs France Buell B S Second Facultx D UBlNCf THE second semester war W brought home to many V1lc1na Becau e many of the men teachers 1 ere of draft ag and el1g1ble o be 1nduc ed 1 crtlcern had t QIVG up four of her favor1tes The 1rst to ao E1rst row Lester Ehrbr1ght B A Iohn Ena lrsh B S M A M1ss Marguente Farmer B A MISS Irene Forquer B S Mrs Ruhamah Fran cts B A George Gu1ley B S M S MISS Mary Halsey B S Second row Frederlck Harr1ng ton B A M A Mrs Dorothy Harvey B A ro N Mrs Dorothy Carver B S lohn Cooper M A LeRoy Danlels B Mus M Mus Clare Dean B A M A B D Mr Hazel DeHart B S Lynn DePree B I lf A lfll s Lucy D1l lon B A Nas Stanley Sclsult h o1ned we marme and IS no 11 tra1n1ng t San D1ego Edmurd Love 1n tead or teach1ng Soc1al Stud1es IS no J bemg taught army tact1cs Mr Love left North ern early m March for Maryland Earl Beckman lS st1ll a teacher but now he teaches ground work 1'1 an aerona,1t1cal school S ff A Norman Hoffman B S lack Hub B A Elmer K1ssack B A M A Th1rd Boy Kn1ght B S M A Stanley Ku1ck Frank Lanham B Ed Mrs Harr1et Lat1 B A MISS Esther Le1tson B S B C S B A M A Max Matteson bard row mer MISS Veva Clarence Haynes B S M A Merle Henry B l f 1. , . .Q 1. , . 1, , 1 - -I 1 - C 1 - -I - -1 1 A -1 - -1 4 D - 4 C' S. , . ., 41. ., , , . , . ., . ., , ,,. , . ' , 1 , Q- ' - . ., , , ., .. IV . ., , . t., 1. 1., 1.1. V c , , . ., .1 ,J , . . , . . . . G. . v ' 1. 12 ff. O 11 .3 ' C . . 1 . . f . . . , Nm f- Y. ., ' Us S 1. ' ' Q 1: I I L A - JV. 1.1 . 1. . . V 9 . . ' ' + ' 1 '-.T , - ' ' 1 L , 1 11 ff A ' f , 1 1 . 1 H - ' ' ' . 1 . . f . , . ., J- ., 1 . ., , V 4, , . ., . .7 , . ., , . ., , - -, - . , . .Q ' 1 - 1 - -1 - -I 1 , , .5 , , ,, . ., B. A., , . ., . - , . . ' ' 4 - -1 1 - -1 - - 41 , . ., . .5 . , . ., . 1, - -1 , , . 1 Q - , 4 K., i' f

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1942 WW OTTO F NORWALK Pnncnpul Busy Man ln the days be fore Pearl Harbor peace tune adrn1n1strat1on dutres kept Mr Norwalk a busy prlnclpal and s1nce the declaratlon of war superv1s1ng a host of war actrv 1t1es has made htm buster than tlme to partlclpate rn a vartety of CIVIC act1v1t1es to serve on halt a dozen COII11T11lle6S and more rmportant from the stu dent potnt of v1ew to have l1IT1e always for a trlendly sm1le Guide students A man and woman faculty member ts ap pomted to each halt grade to help students select courses ana sublects best txtted to thelr needs Counselors also check at tendance Class counselos are lett to taht Mxss Blanche Terry 10B Mrss Ma guernte Fa 'te 10 M s na rxet Latt MISS FRANCES LYON GUY HOUSTON Dean of Glrls Dean of Boys Deans Asststrng MISS Hlllrer and Mr Norwalk are the dean of g1rls and the dean of boys who coordlnate the work of the l4 class counselors to lnsure a harrnonlous school program Mrss Frances Lyon dean of glrls IS 1n charge ot all SOCIGI GCl1Vtl1SS at Northern lt 19 also her respons1b1l1ty to attend to the personal and socral prob lems ot Vlklng grrls and to serve as counselor for post graduate glrls Guy V Houston dean of boys and athletlc dlrector takes dents and managtng school credlts Both deans work w1th the class counselors and asslst 1n parent student adyustments h gh school stud1es and act1v1 tles and rnultrple other detatls A fIllIlISll'dll0ll Noroscope MISS WEALTHY HILLIER Asststunt Pnncxpal Energetlc Mloo Wealthy I-l1l l1ers dunes 1nclude managtng the mam oltrce dlrectlng the school gu1dance program per sonally ass1st1ng sentors 1n thelr select1on of a career and a col lege and superv1s1ng a nurn ber of war act1v1t1es Llke Mr Norwalk she also gtves tune for out of school CIVIC act1v1t1es and personal lntervrews w1th stu dents whenever necessary IIB Mlss Lucy Dlllon llA Mrs Marlon West 12B Mrs Lura Brew r 12A and Mtss Donna McCaughna February graduates second row Roy Kmaht IGB Paul Pagel IOA lames Barclay llB lot-n Engltsh IIA lack Hubbard ILB Herman Steele 12A and El e Kxssack Feb .ta y graduates 6- lo AM 'w ' I ' b FW' l 2 1 W l . ' gig - Q. ever. Nevertheless, he still finds charge of enrolling new stu- A ' . , i , 5 r Y 7... r A A, rr' A 3' r mer, I r A I, -I rv r I A I O le g, F an 4? Q , Q Y P ' - w J A - g 'Q 'fb S? Q A ' I J I

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jfnw 1942 Noroscope Frrst row Mrss Donna McCaughna B A Mr llo Mae Mlchael B De Raymond Nash B A Clarence New omb B S Lours N chels B S M A Paul Pagel B S M1ss Mary Per kms B A Emerson Powne B A M A second 1nstead of l1lS former lndustrtal Arts He IS sta troned at Chanute Freld Paul Pagel who also taught lndustrlal Arts IS now takmg a trarnmg course m aeronautlcs at Chlcago Fllllng the vacancres left by these men are Flora Fter stme Robert Dlckmson and Clyde Brock Most of the other Vllilflg teachers took part FITST row Mrs Grace Sherman B A M A Bernard Smrth Ph B Mrs Grace Smrth B A Terry B A Mlss l..ou1se Tobey B S B C S Mrs Nelda Topolka B A second row M1ss Lma Tyler B S Mrs Ethel Vlfallace B S Mrss Gretchen Walz B A Raymond Weeks B A row Wllss Mane Drahl B A M A Harold Reynolds B S Mrs Magdalen Rhodes B A Gene R1ccell1 B A Mlss Ruth Schorlng B A M S Lou1s Schulz B Ed Mrs Carol Seal rn many War tlme act1v1t1es outslde ot cla s Long hours were spent workmg on sugar ra l1OI'111 1g as flrst ard wardens domg Red Cross work and takmg and teachmg classes 1n many of tne phases of ClV1l1C!1'1 defense Every North ern teacher IS helprng Wllh the work to w1n the war Mrs Marlon West B A Mrs Gladys Westcott B A Charles Wrrght B A th1rd row Mrs B L S Kenneth I-lolledge B A Mrss V1v1an lngram B A M A Mlss Ma nn Mltchell textbook clerk Mrs Zellh Tre fe ce man aqer Mrs Fannle V,c?G der X e s cretary 'X XL 'Q 7 -1 M . .5 C , . .5 h t 5 A ', . .5 n . t , . .5 ' , . .5 ' , . ., . .5 B. S. . A .5 , . . . M. A.5 Herman Steele, B. A., M. A.p Miss Blanch Eleanor Bullen, B. A.g Miss Miriam Herron, B. A., , , f Y ' A L ' 4- j Q- -1' .. N K .1 A - v fl T A .25 6 Qs Q 1 ' ' ' W A I 5 5? - T .-s ' fa , q ' - ' kk? 18- . AX! A 'X X