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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1943 IN COMMAND AR has la1d an espec1ally heavy hand on the V1k1ng adm1n1strat1on and teachlng staff Dur1ng the f1rst year of f1ght1ng numerou changes 1n curr1cula and sublect to better f1t Northerners to w1nn1ng the war have enta1led hours of plann1ng and programm1ng by ad m1n1strat1on and coun elor Teachers have had to change cour e of study and meet extra burdens 1n the school and f'ommun1ty Counselors Workmg extra hours to help students 1n a choxce of sublect better to f1t them 1nto the war effort V1k1n coun selors have seen one of the bus1est years 1n Northern 1stor Fxrst row left to r1ght are MISS Lucy D1llon Iohn Enghsh 12 Mrs Harrlet Latlmer lack Hubbard 12B MISS Mar1e Prahl Norman Hoffman 11A M1ss Blanche Terr Ro Km ht llB M1ss Donna McCaughna Emerson POWTIS OA ura Br wer and Herman Steele 10B ll rf N KTHE NOROSCODE 13 L5 Admxmliruion-Changes xn fac ulty 1n subyect matter and unrest among students because of the war ha e made the1r lobs es ec1ally heavy th1s year At the r1g t IS O N lk 1nc1 al next IS MISS orwa pr p ealthy H111 er asststant pr1nc1pal M1ss Frances Lyon dean of gxrls d uy V llo1.stor dean of boys IH faculty becau e of men leav1ng or and QOIHQ 1nto war 1ndustry created problems s1nce there already was a shortage of tecchers These extra burdens have all been met well by the V1k1ng front off1ce Otto F Norwalk pr1n c1pal beS1deS an wenng the add1t1onal ad m1n1strat1ve challenges IS act1ve 1n many clubs and organ17at1ons He 1S espec1ally GCl1Ve 1n the format1on of Ne1ghborhood War Clubs and recently becarre a member of the board of dl rectors of the Y MC A Busy as he 1S he sttll ma1nta1ns '11s fnendllness and enthus1asm for all th1ngs V1k1ng Ass1st1ng Mr Norwalk IS MISS Wealthy H1ll1er who also has had her work redoubled MISS Hllllef IS act1ve 1n help1ng to ma1nta1n the rou t1ne operat1on of the school on a steady keel de p1te the manv d1stract1ons offered students by part t1me employment 1nduct1ons 1nto the armed forces and sh1ft1ng requlrements of war curr1cula M1ss France Lyon dean of g1rls and Guy Houston dean of boys also have corne 1n for an 1ncrease 1n dut1es The1r d1rect contacts Wllh students have brought them face to face Wlth the many personal problems besett1ng the younger generat1on 1n war t1me Attendance problems vncreased because of war t1me employment of students and the natural unrest of a war lnvolved youth Thlr teen counselors atded students ln thelr personal and scholast1c problems Counselors who were M1ss Har M15 M1ss Blanche Terry and Roy Kmght llB s MISS Don na McCaughna and Emerson POWYIG IZA s and Mrs Lura Brewer and Herman Steele lOBs lack Hubbard and MISS D1llon also counseled the class wh1ch was graduated 1n February ass1gned to VQFIOUS half grades tncluded Lucy Dtllon and Iohn Enghsh 12A s Mrs r1et Lat1mer and lack Hubbard l2Bs Mar1e Prahl and Norman Hoffman llA s 2' W A ,K - ,, 'via ,, , V 2 my ' tilt . ' li , 'I 5 J,-1, . S A , I v f . . . t . . - . I S . 3 . . . h l I . - ' ' ' b S S. .Q . I I - . . . S S ' . ' X., - A -- l ,ll ',l,'gvlflrs.-if :el .I h l ' I U I ' I ,,,,,,,, l I A S . . . . S I , I . , I A I I I , :I . S ,,, 1 U I ' 8