Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Middleton. David Wm. C.P. II We wish there were more like him' Moflatt. Marilyn C.P. Ill Imagination rules the world North Wind Staff 47-48; l atin Club 47-48: Service 47-48. Morrisette. Margaret A. General ”How good life is, even (it its worst Nance. Nardi H. C.P. I Is not music the fruit of lifer First Choir 45-46-47-48; North Wind Staff 47-48. Miller. Gwendolin V. General Look out fame, here she comesI Monreal. Bertha C.C. II Though small in stature —gigantic Mott. Gwendolyn Marie General ' A pleasant disposition Naruc. Jennie Helen C.P. Ill Don’t be fooled by her shyness Drama Club 45-46-47; Sigma Chi Lambda 47. Milne. George Hall General “ A stern look, but a gentle heart” Northern Lights 45-46- 47; Hl-Y 45-46 47. Monreal. Dolores C.C. II A good humor is the spice of life Y Teens 46 47 Murray. Anne Pearl C.C. Ill Posen the merry road to success Y-Girls 45-46-47-48 Navarre. Marian Jane C.P. I Ho-Hum I Stepping Stones 47: Y-Girls 47. Mitoraj. Deloris Marie C.C. Ill A good nature is but one of her virtues” Service 46-47-48 Moore. Mildred Delores General It takes an iron will to live up to the golden rule First Choir 46-47-48 Murray. Jack I.A. Younk fellows will be young fellows Nelson. Lorraine Alice Home Kc. I chatter, chatter as I go Mitoraj. Edward Joseph C.P. II It is work that gives flavor to life Service 47; Viking Hi-Y 47-48. Morris. Bud LA. An actor on the stage of life Drama Club 46-47 Myers. Robert Walter General “ There was never a knight that led a better life than mine Baseball 48 Newbert. Bertha Jean (icneral A sign of talent is wisdom Orchestra 45-46-47

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Mattar. Millard General He will be remembered by all who knew him Maynard. Billy Allen (Icnera! lie finds a joy in living Hand 46-47-48 McKeivey. Edward J.. Jr. C.P. I Let gentleness, my strong enforcemtnt be Football 47. Meissinger. Betty Ann C.P. I She can, because she thinks she can First Choir 46-47-48: Class Secretary 47-48: Y Girls 45-46-47-48; Sigma Chi Lambda 48; “N” Club 47-48. Maul. Richard Fredrick IA. Quiet—-till you know him Hand Award 46-47-48 McCarthy. lohn Robert I.A. It is impossible to please all the tvorld and one's teacher North Wind Staff 47-48 McLeish. Donna Marie C.C. I Scotch, but not in affection North Wind Staff 46-47; Noroscopc Staff 47-48; Y-Teens 46-47 48; •W Club 48. Meksula. Edward I.A. The best in life is achieved through hard work Maul. Ruth Virginia General I may not be the wisest, but I have fun” Noroscopc Staff 46-47- 48; Service 45-46-47. McGee. Frederick Grey C.C. Ill Don’t be foolish! I'm right North Wind Staff 46-47; Viking Hi-Y 46-47-48. McManaman. Robert General Gentle to others; to himself severe Metiva. Lloyd Don I.A. Judging by his height he will be a great success Viking Hi-Y 47 48; Noroscopc 46-47-48. Maxon. Guile Elton C.P. Ill Though he be gone, never forgotten North Wind Staff 47-48 McGinnis. Jackie E. General The visions of my youth are past Golf 46-47-48; Noroscope Staff 45-46-47; North Wind Staff 48. McMullen. Mary Lou C.C. II An active person litres a full life'' “N” Club 47 48 Meyer. Shirley Ann C.P. I Not only good but good for something Service 46-47-48; l-atin Club 46-47. Mayda. Orist I.A. His good humor is a fountain, never dry McKee. Claudine General She has chosen her course through life wisely McQuigg, George M. C.P. II A good name is better than riches Miarka. Agnes Estelle C.P. I Ain't she nice I ’ Latin Club 45-46-47-48; Dramateurs 47-48; • N” Club 46-47 48; Y-Teens 47.

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Newman. Jamos Dallas I. A. “Never a dull dux” Olds. Andrew Dale (Ifnrral He is full of health, perception. and judg- ment” Viking Hi V 47-48 Pastor. Stephen Louis I.A. “Great men are little known Baseball 47 Pintar. Margaret Ann (General A mind full of knoudedge is a tnind that never fails Nimmo. Robert C.P. I “It matters not hote long you live, but how well Olson. Jean C.P. I In her tongue is the late of kindness” Sigma Chi l anibda 48; ' NT Club 47 48. Pattorson. Margaret An C.P. I ’Keep me innoeent. make others great Service 46-47-48; V Girls 46-47-48. Popilek. Donald Edw. C.P. I If speech were gold. I would be a millionaire Debate 46-47; Class Vice-President 46; Class Prcsi lent 47; Student Council President 48; Red Cross 46-47-48; Latin Club 46-47; Viking Hi Y 46-47-48; Sigma Chi Lambda 47-48; Inter School Council 47-48. Novak. John Richard General Men of few words are rare Opila. Delores Mao C.C. II A pleasant etinpanittn Service 45 Pattorson. Patricia Ann C.P. Ill A friend is never knmen 'till a man hath need Y Girls 46 47-48 Porter. Shirley C.P. I Her friends are many Nowak. Genevieve Ann C C. I May she always be as we remember her S Club 48; Sigma Chi Lamb la 47. Ort’icb. Jean Charles General Ile I refers to be good r ther than to seem so Baseball 47-48 Pioifer. Elizabeth Ann C.C. Ill Life is too short to have trouble Powell. Anne Victoria General Peace is pleasant Y-Girls 47-48 Nowlin. Paul William C.P. 1 A hard beginning makes a good ending Paccnovsky. Joseph General A good name endureth forner Pierce. Donald Louis General It is a plague to be a handsome man Prico. Frances C.P. I All your fortune is beneath your hat Sigma Chi lambda 47 48; Dramatrurs 45-46-47.