Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Candidates for Graduation JACK LEE GOCKEL President MILTON ROSENBAUM I icc-President DOUGLAS GIBSON Seeretary RICHARD DICKERSON Treasurer Adams. Norma C.P. I Bashful, hut nice” Y Girls 47. Anas. Daniel lames C.P. II “In his quietness there is mischief’’ Coif 47; Sigma Chi l amb«la 47-48. Aho. Richard Loroy I. A. “Good humor is the sunshine of the world ' Football 45 46-47; Football Captain 47. Anderson. Paulyanna C.P. I “Somehow folks can’t help but like her” letter 47; North Wind Staff 47-48; Stepping Stones 47; Drama Club 46; Y-Girls 47-48; •N” Club 47-48. Alexander. Sylvia C.P. I “That little touch of humor and per tonality’' Anthony. Margaret Ann C.C. Ill “A woman’s tongue is her greatest weapon’’ Norosco| e Staff 47-48; Drama Club 45 46 47; Business Staff 47-48. Allen. Aileen Loretta C.C. I “All musical people seem to be happy” Orchestra 45-46. Arthur. Oliver James I. A. Alverson. Betty Jane C.C. Ill “A happy disposition” Austin. Juanita G. General “A person worth knowing“ Y-Girls 46-47-48. It is quality rather than quantity that matters”

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With Honors Patricia Simmons Patricia Dean Steel Gayle Ross Stewart b.Hcabcth I Vienbrauck Groily Williams Robert John Wittbrodt

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Baker. Hugh General Now my worries arc over” Barker. Barbara June C P. I Is not music I he food of life? Senior Play 48. Beam. Dorothy Jean C.C. I The noiseless way they go Life is sweet. Brother T' Bakor. Virginia Mae C.C. I She’s nice to know” Service 46-47-48. Barkley, Loren Merritt I.A. li’hnt is the sim de lifer Bean. Richard L. C.P. II Always a friend Master of himself and accountable to none Baldwin, Donna Mae C.C. Ill Always cahn, but not always still Barron. Betty Ann C.C. II The tongue no man can tame” Letter 46-47-48; Sicma Chi l.ambda 48; X Club 46 47-48. Boh 1. Roso Helen C.C. I She is a friend worth having” Benoit. Marilyn Ruth C.P. I It is not work that bothers me, it’s men” North Wind Staff 46-47; First Choir 46-47-48; Stepping Stones 45-46- 47; Sigma Chi lambda 47-48; Student Council 46 47. Ballard. Barbara Jean General I’ll not let my studies interfere with my education” Letter 47; Stepping Stones 47; NM Club 47. Bauer. Ruth Jeanette C P. I She acts like a tonic in any cran’d. Debate 46-47; North Wind Staff 47-48. Belchick. Gerald D. C.C. II Work first then rest” Si ;ma Chi lambda 47-48 Bernard. Elizabeth C.P. MI Wisdom comesto no one by chance Red Cross 46; Debate 46; I .atilt Club 45-46-47; Sigma Chi l.amlxla 47- 48: Service 45-46. Ballard. Thomas Alton General lie has a studious look but, yetI Baxter. Jeanette Ruth C.C. 1 Better short and su'ect than long and lax” Beltie. Mary Jane C.P. Ill I dream not of castles. I build them Sigma Chi Lambda 47- 48; V-Girls 46 47-48; Draniatcurs 46-47: Red Cross Council 47; Debate Squad 47: D A. R. Girl; First Choir 46-47; National Youth Commission 47-48. Biggart. John Matilus Jr. I.A. His big moment, graduation” Bellinger. Madeline Ann Benjamin. Robert E. General I.A.