Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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EOREWORD For tlie first time in its Iiistory the Norcscope is being published under war time conditions wliicli have penetrated directly into the life of every Northern student. Never before nave- Vikings been called upon to do without accusf tomed luxuries, let alone to give Iull time service and possibly their lives Ior their courif IC OI If rnilitarj: tlleizie seeriied C1LI',IOI'lTl'J'- t oasis of an ali out sztiioci 'yearpook More than ever before this 'gear s lifcrosf e i.-:ill serve its purpose of preserving memo ie for Vikings Iiave been called to colors nd tlieir parents as well as the usual recip nt Befause trust x ar o' all ut living COVER TITLE PAGE SFINICS SCENICS EIJICATIOI I EIDICATIOI EOREWOR J ROIDY Idepartinentsj LINE OE COMIv'AIID Adrrunis ati I oqn Faculty Faculty Faculty S ii len C oin I I 'J O I HOIIOR ROLL Craduc ina G adua no USGA N1 I raduatma Honor Studen or dew oro S L er Hor or S uideri Hoi I id C11 aint ia LTAI E JRL A IZAT O I I r FO will treasure tlie pic 5 s cf to 'sd cr. s rw C freer 'ci ,A G,- DOO? NOROSCOPE ORG AN ZATIOI rr U e U I-IEALTH AIIIQ RECRLATIO vial? fs II: e o cl vc SPECIAL ACTIVITIES EO Wa Sarp sole S ap rixe e Kan E o KJ e 4 Red Cos anrual drive R I ro cur, rear G I I tin el II I 1 RTHI AII II IO I t re a I xc a e rd he py o casiors ...bcdie in tic rapid o ' .' Q' s fi je . c ' i , a ' '. T , . - . I v IIC Fla IIC , . 1 I IQ 58 I3I'i1sc itnesse-Ilofinezri Li'1Iit-' Hi-Y ,ff 59 Pnyica itn-s.e V- V 71 -77 All rclio I ,tiletici V, 78 Girlr tTIfOff:3 Ie Q i.i, ii , V 79 Sccol Wan 'ex 1 I V. I ' I I ..I I , I I . x I I ii .' :S . tr 'on C i s-I tsl 81 C7 5 ' IK Y I 82 Victory o lc Aanipaigr. 82 Iforth rn .arrii Iielpers 83 . r . I W I 84-88 f-5 C :ss I ' and oraanizatici. Wa: Anti it 'fi ' f I ' CII Ifn':i i U :z' CI'iI,f VVar Courcil Y Girl: Cltss Ilcerr G R GUI, iris Pio::re:1fsi'.'e Clap Ialoriie Eccrioiiiics Clsii, J .1 V , .is LG A V' Y v' far. h rt ti .j H .or Stu i is ' V Press Clair 'Sr a1.aI'I .7 t'd-.ts 'E A i I' .if ,, ,. IEE UCAT.Oll Afll '.'.'.f R TR. 1.lfI.IQ ' mzfiduatiria io: .iti .I6:YIf.i SMH I L AU 59 I,ei,a:t:z.e:.i1: :Qi fffioal iciin ' . :fi . 'i' HI , , 9 Pre-zri:,.'1i-.. 'airy-.- Quill and Scroll -A '.'.'ir Ir.I::t:. i.. ,ri -14.1 -. Service iiier. Iriiiviti' I . - IJORALI' IZLIIII ffll Aflf I UI:I.IC'lTY ,I 3 guys, ci,,,, QL Piplzgqti . 1 122. , ,. I f-, 33 I?ir.Q1gi',,:. . 1 13: S Isnicr ani :or,:.-::fi-f eigi. 3- gn HL, . fqf. .- V ,- -1 ---f-r . 1.,- .,i- UV VVV VVVVV V PVIVVFVIVVVVG V . ., .. , .. .. ., . E5 F7 'ii': KI I t Air R'iii Pin :..e :, V V 'i:- -i it RI-i C: 3 Il'If ,I . . ., V

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A DEDICATION When duty whispers low thou must the youth re phes I can Emerson IKING RECORDS rn scholarshrp athletrcs and o her school GCIIVIIIGS demonstrate the ab1l1ty of Norsemen to fulfrll therr obl1gat1ons whether In the classroom and act1v1ty centers or on the athletrc fleld urn e war has been declared and war regulatlons prescnbe the rnductlon of youths of hlgh school age many VIICITIQS have put asrde therr dreams of wear mg cap and gown rn the commencement parade and have donned the khakt ol1ve drab and navy blue of the armed forces Although lmportant rn the l1fe of youth the e dreams of cap and gown are least among the sacrr IICGS whrch they hate been called upon to make They have grven up thetr homes therr fam1l1es thelr frrends and other assoc1at1ons wh1ch were dear to them In true Vrlang fashron they have gone all out to wm the war and uphold these democratrc trad1 trons whlch were rnstllled ln them durmg thelr stay at Northern They wlsh to guarantee that future classes w1ll not have to make the same sac 1f1ces Symbollc of all Vrklna warrrors are ALBERT ZOLTAN GAZSO MICHAEL BENIAMIN GELLIS IOHN KISH EDWARD PETER KOCH MAX A LINDER DOUGLAS LLOYD MACDONALD EUGENE HUBERT McCURDY ROBERT EREDERIC MILLER DEREK CLIFTON MITCHELL ALVIN HECTOR MURRAY WILLIAM HAROLD PACKER and ROB ERT EARL RESSEGUIE who entered the armed forces from the graduatlng class of Ianuary l943 Because these twelve symbolrze V1k1ng manhood and because they were the frrst Northern graduate to be granted drploma under the war trme regula tlons the l943 Noroscope wrshes to do them specral honor In order to be granted d1plomas Vlkrngs en termg the servlce before th close of thelr last semes ter must have completed two th1rds of the semester and must have pass1ng grades tn all subyects at the tlme of mductron Becau e of tl'1e1r herolc self denlal rn forego1ng all the pleasures pertatnmg to a formal hrgh school com men ement and because of the other great personal acr1f1ces whlch they have made to ach1eve vrctory Northern Hrgh School smcerely ded1cates the IQ43 Noroscope to these flghtmg sons cr ' 1 1 ' n , .Q . 1 l .. L A p.n . s O L I 1 I D - F' I ,..-., ' ' V I I -. - It H I' .J 1 f I I ' 1 1 I I I , - ' 1 , . ' c- Q S - - I fi - -C S 1 ' '. -1 1 C ., . . nl I

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