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1943 Tl-IE NOROSCOPE IN STRUCTORS First row left to right Wxllzam Melzow Socxal Studxes Clarence Newcomb- Industnal Arts Raymond Nash Englxsh Thomas Potter Industnal Arts Emerson Powrxe Socxal Studies Mxss Mane Prahl Enghsh Mrs Magdalene Rhodes-Enghsh Second row Gene Rxccellx lndustnal Arts Mrs Myra Vestal Schultz Language Louxs Schulz Enghsh Mrs Grace Sherman Social Studxes Basll Sxms Industnal Arts Bernard Smxth Instrumental Musxc Those not appearmg rn p1ctures are Mrs Laura Loetscher Scxence and Mrs Irma Schrxooberger Scrence and Commerc1al Faculty members who taught part of the year and are not plctured are Aaron Amtsbuechler Mrs Grace Smxth Socxal Studies Third row Clxtiord Snyder-Scxence Alvah Stegenga Commercxal Mass Blanche Terry Mathematxcs Mrs Marguente Txefenthal Commercxal Mrss Loulse Tobey Commercial Mrs Nelda Topolka Englxsh Fourth row Mrss Lma Tyler Physxcal Education Mrs Gertrude Velguth Art Mxss Gretchen Walz Mathematlcs Raymond Weeks Scxence l l Mrs Gladys Westcott Socxal Studles Charles Zexlmger Industrxal Arts Mxss Exleen Berry Frith row Mrs Eleanor Bullen Rackham Secretary Mlss Mmam Herron Lxbranan Mxss Vxvxan Ingram Rackham Counselor Miss Mary Ann Mxtchell Lxbrary Cle k Mass Isobel Ragga- Fmancxal Secretary Raymond Swanson Bible Llterature Mrs Fannie Van Guxlder Fee Secretary Commerclal George Lmcoln Sparush and Enghsh LOUIS McNew hngnsh V1r1cer1tMcPhar lm Art Iohn Mul'1v1c lr1dustr1alArts Mrss Mary Perkms Enghsh Harold Reynolds Phys1calEdu canon M1ss Rum Schorlmg SCIENCE Charles Wr1ght SoC1al Stud1es .,,, -E A W ' .v ' 'X , 5' 31 Z. 4 - ' Herman Steele-Social Studies Financial SOCTGWYY IO
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THE NOROSCOPEK 0 1943 W IN STRUCTORS Flrst row Ieit to right Mrs Eula Benott Language Crandal Bxsbee Scxence Mxss Dorothy Breda Physxcal Educatzon Mrs Lura Brewer Home Economxcs Clyde Brock Math 6. Scxence Mrs Frances Buell Commercxal Mrs Dorothy Carver Home Economxcs Second row Wxltred Cnssman lndustnal Arts LeRoy Damels-Vocal Musxc Clare Dean Socxal Studxes Mrs Hazel De Hart Commercxal Lynn DePree Science Mxss Lucy Dxllon Language Lester Ehrbrxght Soclal Studies Third row Iohn W Englxsh Industrial Arts Miss Marguerite Farmer Mathematics Mxss Irene Forquer Commerczal Mrs Ruhamah Francxs English George Guxley Sclence Mxss Mary Halsey Home Economlcs Fredenck Harnngton Englxsh Fourth row Mrs Dorothy Harvey Language lvl Clarence Haynes lndustrxal Arts Merle Henry Industnal Arts Norman Hoffman Scxence lack Hubbard Englxsh Elmer Kxssack Enghsh Roy Kmght Commercxal Frith row Stanley Kuxck Scxence Mrs Harr1etLat1mer Englxsh Mxss Esther Lextson Commerclal Miss Veva Lowes-Socxal Studxes Mxss Donna McCaughna English Mrs Dorothy McCoy Englxsh Mrs Anme McGlone Mathematxcs L 5' - L, 15' ' .ur f Y 5 9-f L M 1 I I 'Q FL. 4. Il- M f 6 ' 4 A 3 fe , y v, 5 f . 21 I ,L it 5. 4, 4, ,,
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2 so eo l94? ..O..O:,oO, 4 SPECIALISTS O MAKE students happier ana to better :Lt them into the life of the cornrnunity, three special Counseling organizations have been set up, one to guide students eduCat1onally, one to it them into commurhty jobs, and a third to help in military affairs In a project to te:t the vclue of individualj specialized counseling, especially in the light of placing students tn the currtculurn best suited for them as shown by 'locational and aptitude tests Northern High School has cooperated with the Rackham Foundation The Foundation sup- plied the counselors, testing progrcms and all other necessary prerequisites fffiss Vivian lngram, Rackham Counselor, took over a group of present seniors when they were in1uniorh1g'isc'iool Under her gudance these students selected Curriculums and followed cours es of study as recor mended by the Foun dotton after thorough te,ts were given to fulfill the areat demand for student worl' ers in facto ies and stores and off ces a lrlo Placei tent Bureau was set up With Roy Knight and Gene RlCC6'll1 th chorge hunareds of V lf ings have oeen placed n pa.t cnd ull time ob throughout the c ty Mr Knight and flr R ccelli interview students to f nd out what ktnd of ern ployment they desire and are best suited for The students teachers are then asked for rec ommendations When factories or store ca l n for students their wants are usually satis ed This year when the A C factory sent cppl ca tions for students to fill out lflr Knight aw .o it that every student who was aualified and wished an application got one When Bell Telephone w shes a new emolovee lffr Kn gh' and lflr Riccetli arrange personal interview between emoloyer and student Work sur feys are taken annually to see now many students are working and attend ng schoot so that school worn and outside emp oy mert can oeth work hand n hand to the st dent s advantage Because so many boys were disturbed cver thetr place in a war ridden world a military counselor at Northern Ncs appointed Li ie Powrie was c iosen and has done in ich to 'mtl' the boy wlf are plarn ng on being tnductea into the arrry or enltshng in the armed forces Not only did he advise the boys on the different branches of serx ce but also sponsc ed the tests which were a ven in the early spring for van lvav, rm and Air Corps t cers train no candidates Better Citizens 4 A.: 9K :- 36 o wane h ard V f . a . , . . . ,U -3 s -' l . V I. a - ' . t . P ' ff- . i . J. , .l, i .- o x f ur T ,l , J K Y . Y . . . . . . . . ,. . V , . ' i , . X , ' ' i - ,, 4 - . ' .. A o I i L, I , , , , - x 3 i.- i , r . t . . . , p . . T. . . S . l l ' '1 , it , ,i .- ., . r. . 1 . A in - . . . , D A , , 4 . .J t . - A . ,, ' . t , . . ' 1 .ff A A , X . 1 t . . , , . V ' i 1 1 x V u ,Y - i t., . . . i V ' E . . .Q Ll' . ' Y ' . . ' ,t 'I ISSN I 5 V V l' Y ' , : .. . .. . . : A, . , X S N ' . , ., o A ,. . . , . t - T' 'L , . Y .a , , , . . Y A L, .. l .A ' Aouii ., . 4 us z ti JA ,f M -fo :.e.g s' . nf-r'- to keforxe be.te: members it 'he Fixnt ::rf.r:..n1f'y sg'-sql. :o.'.r.sf-.ina groups ze oz :ang--a A' tru- icy, Mgss .zzxan .xaram of. 5 e rg on the rr,-sszca. a':w':, :t one Cf r.--' charges Taz' riowel, Physiall :s as :::.r.'a. :or.d.1::r.e :re :.:se.',' 7:..:'f.'ea by rtacicxarr. C: .YZFETCYS .lor he.cv. Mr rfn1':r.t 1n'er'.'1ew1ng Margaret M:Gi':'f.'w1Z71 'he ah ect of best p.a:1hj: :mr in 3 sp r time or. v.'r.,.e in ,ne f:..:'f::r.7 g::' .re MY :'i:t:e... :chiefs with ar. ern rpzver who ne-exe hf.p or. nov: t best hzs 1' MQ! Pon-Jrge gn the .ox-:er pic .re :chiefs with taco: Len: it :area 211 on tx .re entrz' .rue 'ref so f arrnea torces
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