Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Ferguson. Richard Hugh C P. I He who sings frightens away his ills” First Choir 45-46-47-48; Latin Club 46-47. Ferguson. Virginia Mae C.C. Ill And like a queen her golden hair' Service 46-47-48 Felax. Lois Emily C.C. Ill So quiet and demure, yet full of fun First Choir 46-47 Fleming. Alice Lillian C.P. Ill “I'm always raising cane, and it ain't sugar North Wind Staff 46-47- 48; Noroscope Staff 47- 48; Latin Club 45; Y-Girls 45-46-47; “N” Club 45-46-47. Fornoii. Marian Hope C.C. Ill “Modest effort hides great merit French. Barbara Ann C.P. I Humor is the basis of friendship Sigma Chi Lambda 47- 48; Y-Girls 46; “N” Club 47. Flesher. Arline Elizabeth C.P. I Life has given me its best Service 46-47; Latin Club 46-47: Y-Girls 46-47. Fox. loan C.C. 1 She extends a smile for everyone Service 46-47-48. Frey, Rose Mary C.C. I Lived well; laughed often, and loved much Class Sec’y 45-46-47; Secretary Junior Class 46-47; Service 46-47; Sigma Chi lambda 47-48. Flewelling. Lloyd L. General His greatest effort teas creation of good character Debate 46; Sservice 48. Francisco. Cariotta General Great is truth, and miphty above all things” Lirst Choir 46-47-48 Friesorger. David F.. Jr. I. A. It is better to be happy than wise Fetzer. Nancy Lou C.C. I Her smile is her trademark” Ford. Marian C.P. 1 Ambition has no rest Service 46-47-48; Sigma Chi lambda 47-48. Fraser. Margaret Ann C.C. II Those with industry will prosper First Choir 47-48 Frisorger. Lydia Ann C.C. Ill Short and peppy Fifield. Shirley lean C.C. Ill She acts her part well Drama Club 46-47. Forker. lanis Marilyn C.C. I Life would be dull without her.” Y-Teen 46-47 48 Freathy. Ralph Emerson I.A. Life lies before me Cross Country 47 Fuller. Donna Lynn General Where there is a trill there is a way

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Donahue. Elaine Iris C.C. Ill “There is always time for laughter” Dyer. Charlotte Ann C.C. Ill Her quiet way she goes” Elzy. L. M. General “He won't tell Norsemen Hi-Y 47-48 Evert. Janice C.C. II “The greatest of all facilities is common sense“ Service 46-47-48 Douglas. Carolyn Mary General “1 have finish my course and I’m leaving” Dyer. Leah Verda General “So nice to know” Emmons. Verlajean C.C. II “Just call me Blondie” First Choir 47-48 Ewald. Eugene Charles C.P. I “He was a scholar Debate 46-47-48; North Wind Staff 47-48; Dramateurs 45-46-47-48; Thespians 46; Senior Play; Sigma Chi Lambda 47-48. Douglass. Betty Irene C.C. I “To be gentle is the test of a lady’’ Service 46-47-48; Class Treasurer 47-48. Eashoo, Nargis Mary C.C. Ill Her politeness is genuine’’ Erickson. Helen Erdene C.C. I “Friendship, the mys- terious substance of the soul” North Wind Business Staff 45-46. Fagan. Alan Edward General “I'll get there if you give me time’’ Noroscope Staff 46-47- 48; Quill and Scroll 47; Service. Duckett. Lelia Vine C.C. Ill “She gets along with everyone’’ Edwards, Ancel Eugene General “It is not good that man should be alone’’ Cheer Leader 46-47-48; First Choir 46-47-48. Ethier. Frederick A. General “Joy is not in things, it is in us’’ Fechik. William C.C. Ill “He leads them on a merry chase” Cross Country 45-46-47; Track 45-46-47. Duckett. Roosevelt I. A. “He can even make the teachers laugh” Track 46 Ellis. Lila C.P. Ill “Her gaiety will be missed’’ I-ettcrs 47-48; Y-Cirls 46-47-48; “N” Club 47-48; Stepping Stones 46-47-48. Evans. Duane W. I. A. “A man of few words’’ Fejodelem. Theresa Ann C.C. II “Her only trouble is her last name

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Galarno. John Edward I.A. Busy here and there” Reserve Football 44-4o; Varsity 47. Gibson. Douglas Roy C l . Ill “Here I ant, you lucky girls” Reserve Football 45: ('las Secretary 48; VikiiiK Hi V 47-48. Goetzke. Leonard C.P. I “Music mabeth a full man’’ Hand Award 46-47-48 Gan. Stella C.C. Ill “Living to her uill always be fun“ Gideon. Kenneth Harold C.P. Ill “Action is the prof er fruit of knowledge’’ Debate 45-46-47; Northern Lights 47-48. Golobe. Joyce Arlene C.P. I “Personality plus North Wind Staff 47- 48; Latin Club 45-4o; Sigma Chi Lambda 47- 48; Senior Play 48; Red Cross Council 45-46-47-48. Gealer. Sally Ann C I' ill “Friedliness it her virtue” Sigma Chi Lambda 47; Y-Girls 46. Ginger. William Daniel LA. “A friend to all” North Wind Staff 47; Viking Hi-Y 47. Goldstien, Rowena C.P. 1 “She uill never be without friends” Y-Girls 40 47 48 Gronemeyer. Thomas D. ieneral “lie has never known a useless word” Goda. Margaret Ann C.C. I “IPho can call today her ownT’’ North Wind Business Staff 46-47; Student Council Representative 47-48; Service 40-47-48; Sigma 'hi lambda 4». 47 48; Y-Girls 4o 47 48; “N” Club 47-48; Chess Club 47. Gockel. Jack Loe C.P. II “He seems quiet” Class President 48; Student Council Treasurer 47. Gooch. Kay Frances C.P. I “Great actions speak great minds Service 47-48; Sigma Chi lambda 47-48; Y Girls 47-48. Gubansick. Steve S. LA. “You couldn't call hint bashful Football 47; Baseball 40-47. Gibson. Donna Mae C.C. Ill “It'hen at first you don’t succeed try, try again” Goddard. Bernard A. C.P. I “lie has hopes ahead” First Choir 47-48 Grace. Lola May C.P. I “A merry heart doth good like a medicine’’ Latin Club 40-47. Guthrie. Eunice Louise (ieneral “A good sportsman makes a good citizen Grodzin. Harvey Hirsch Grimsko. Marion Delores | ||| “Not all the labor of “Just call me ’Crimp' ’’ the earth is done by hardened hands” Service 48; Y-Girls 45- 46 47; -.V Club 47. Debate 40 47