Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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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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Guza. Barbara Jean C.P. I “She has common sense in a way that is uncommon” North Wind Staff 46-47: Latin Club 45 46; Sigma Chi Lamba 47- 48: Y Tcens 46. Hanel. Clara Florence C.C. I “Never knotvn to xvorry” Harris. Jane C.P. 1 “Silence is a gain to mankind” Heidel. Robert LA. “lie cares not for women, but what would he do without them Service 47-48 Haber. Lillian Arlene C.C. 1 Manners form the great charms of women” Service 46-47-48; V-Girls 46-47-48. Hanners. Gerald K. C.P. II “Every man a volume, if you know how to read him“ Football 46-47; lt.i-.kfthall 4f. 47-48; Baseball 46 47-48. Hartman. Betty Ann C.P. I “An actress flays her own fart well' First Choir 45-46-47; Student Council Repre- sentative 45-46; “N nub 46-47; Drama Club 45-46; Sigma Chi lambda 46-47; Latin Club 45-46; Stepping Stones 47. Heidel. Wayne John LA. “Never give uf ” Haddad. William General “I’m through, and I’m going” Band Manager 44-45 Hardenbrook. Helene J. General May the fath she has chosen always be smooth Hatherill. Robert Dean General “A changeable ferson” Heine. H. Charles General “It matters not how long you live, but how well North Wind Staff 46-47; Noroscope Staff 47-48; Band Award 48. Hainos. Charlene C.P. Ill “She who makes friends, nex'er makes a for” Student Council Cor- responding Sec’y 47-48; Y-Tcens 47-48; ‘N” Club 47-48; Dramatcurs 46-47; Inter-School Council 47-48. Harrington. Shirley C.P I “May she always be her street cheerful self” Hayes. Charles Leo C.P. II “He was cafable of imagining all.” Heinemann, Suzanne C.P. Ill “Some little blond!” Y Girls 46-47-48. Halleck. Orill Duane General Work first, then rest” First Choir 46-47-48 Harris. Audrey General “She is airy, young and gay” Service 46-47 Heenan. Robert R. C.P. I “The sort of fellow you like to meet anytime and any flace” Viking Ili-Y 47-48. Hendricks. Leona Mae C.C. Ill “Life is pleasant”