Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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 Soloman, Edward C. General Hotv arc the might fallen Football Var. 48 Stalker, Robert David C.P. I The athlete, the stu- dent, the man. Football Var. 48 Stewart, Ccorgcnia Varden Lee C.P. I The luck of the Irish Y-Teens 46-47 Stepping Stones 46-47 Swanson, David Warren C.P. I He has a kind of honor which sets-him off from other men Tennis Res. 47. Var 48, Red Cross 47-48. Sigma Chi Lambda 48-49, S. C. Pres. 48-49, S. C. Treas. 48, Student Council 47- 48-49, Debate. Oratory. Declamation 46-47-48-49, Service 46 Somers. Herbert Ross I.A. ' do noble things, not dream them all day long. S. C. Rep. 46-47. Service 46-47 48. Stamp and Coin Club 46-47 Stanajtis, Ccnevicvc C. C.C. I She loved her friends, forgave her foes. Stoutcnburg. Janice E. C.P. I It is not wise to be wiser than necessary Sigma Chi Lambda 48-49 Swanson. Delores Joyce C.P. I The important thing is not so much where we stand, as in what direc- tion we are moving. Y-Teens 46-47 Sordyl, Alfrcida Emilia General She knows as well as anyone Starnes, Barbara Jean C.C. 111 Carve your names on hearts, not on marble. Stralcy, Herbert W. C.P. Ill For, even though van- quished, he could argue still. Tennis Var. 47. I atin Club 46. Radio Club 46, Service 46-47 Takacs, Joanne Sarah C.P. I Very much liked by everyone Sordyl, Ralph Aloysious C.P. I Strike up the band Hank 46-47-48. Drum Major 48-49. Hand Award Winner 47-48, Orchestra 47 48 Stcfanski, Dorothy Jean C.C. II Mice and natural, naturally nice. Letters 1-47. 2-49 S Club 47-48 49 Service 47-48-49 Strong, Herman H., Jr. General Humor is the harmony of the heart Tarkington. Robert B. C.P. I He has a mind of his otvn and a voice to express it. S. C. Rep. 47-48, Stu- dent Council 47-48, Sig- ma Chi Lambda 48-49. Latin Club 46, Viking Hi-Y 48, Speech Award 47. Pep Assembly Chairman 48-49 Sorschcr, Benjamin M. C.P. Ill Genius is the infinite art of taking pains Tennis Res. 48. Orches- tra 46-47-48. S. C. Rep. 46-47. S. C. Sec. 47-48, Sr. Pres. 48-49. Latin Club 47-48, Student Council 46-47-48-49, Red Cross 48-49, Sigma Chi Lambda 48-49 Stevens, Agnes Joanne C.P. I To be merry best becomes you North Wind Staff 48-49 Y-Teens 48-49 Sutton, Constance V. C.C. Ill So much to do; so little done. Tasiemski, Walter M. General There is a man Spencer, Dean Cordon C.P. I Let him take it or leave it Service 47-48. North Wind Staff 47. Tennis Res. 48, French Club 48. Latin Club 47, Student Manager 47 Stevens, Mary Catherine C..C III may be small, but I always have my say. Svang, Marjorie Lou C.P. I If you feel a songt then the song begin. S. C. Rep. 48-49, Choir 47- 48-49, Choir Award Winner 48. Y-Teens 47- 48- 49, Student Council 48-49 Tate, Robert Eldon I.A. Better men may have been born, but I doubt it. Football Res. 46-47

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Salem. James I.A. '7 make my circum stances'’ Schcctz. Fred I.A. And into the basket it shall ever go” Basketball Var. 46-47-48 Serbic, John Robert. Jr. General “In busy companies of Smalley, William Garth C.C. Ill Not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. Salisbury. Helen General “Friends slowly won are long held Schcmmel. Helen Freda C.P. I “Good, better, best; never let it rest, till your good is better, and your better best.” Letters 1-47, 2-47, 3-48 •W” Club 47-48-49 Choir 48 49 Latin Club 46-47-48-49 Shelley. Charles Edgar I.A. “His laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market” Smith. Amelia Myrl C.C. I “You can’t get ahead without one Choir 47-48 Sargent, Delbert Andy I. A. “A man of courage is also full of faith Student Manager 46 Baseball Res. 48 Var. 49 Schermerhorn. Eugene M. I.A. “He is a collection of the best of things Siegel. Elaine Cay C.P. I “The pen is the tongue of the mind North Wind Staff 48-49 Smith, Ellen Mae C.C. Ill “Never be the first nor the last in the fashion Sargis, Joseph I.A. “There is the humour of it Schofield. Arthur B. I.A. “I love men. not because they are men. but be- cause they are not women. Simonton. Velma Lue General “A girl with a smile all anew Y-Teens 48 49 Smith. Ceorgia Jean C.C- II “Sincerely liked by all Sautcr, Helen Drum C.P. I “Friendship, the mys- terious element of the soul. Service 47-48-49, Letter 1-49. “N” Club 49 Schroedcr, Irene Elaine General “Happiness she finds in every event. Simpson. M. B. General “He has deep in his heart a passion for all that is splendid, rich and fanciful.” Smith. Paul Leon C.C. II “Thou art a fellow of good respect Red Cross Club 47 North Wind Staff 46-47- 48. Soph. Pres. 46. S. C. Vice Pres. 47 Schaeffer, Margrct L. C.P. I “Be pood, sweet maid, and let who will be clever Utters 1-48. 2 49 • V Club 48 49. North Wind Staff 48-49 Scroggins, Robert Ewing C.P. I “He works hard and gets results Choir 48 49. Viking Hi Y 48-49, North Wind Staff 48. Editor 48. Ex- tempore Speaking 47-48 Sitko. Irene Pauline C.C. II “To every pound of work she adds an ounce of fun Sobcy. Dolly Diane C.C. Ill “Favors none; to all she extends smiles. Utter 1 49. “N” Club 49. Y-Teens 47 48. Service 46-47-48

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Taylor, Norman Fred LA. uVictory belongs to the most persevering Football Res. 47. Var. 48 Thomas. Mary Elizabeth General “There in body and also in spirit Velasquez, Esperanza C.C. Ill Succeeds in every- things she does Waun, Clco Jean C.C. Ill A good singer is a most Precious jewel Choir 47-48-49, Service 48. MichiKan All-State Choir 49 Thiel. Donald Lee C.P. II Calm yourself: I’m never serious. Tomczyk, Stanley A. I.A. He figures in major sports Basketball Res. 47. Var. 48-49, Basketball Capt 49, Baseball Res. 47, Var. 48-49 Vito. Joseph Ceorgc General My words are fete, but spoken with sense. Weaver. John Merton I.A. He has fleetness of foot Cross Country Var. 48 Track Res. 48. Var. 49 Thompson. Certrudc I. General Just and kind to everyone Tonkin. Ernest Bert I.A. For they can conquer who believe they can Wade. Robert William C.P. II Reason shall prevail with me more than popular opinion Cross Country Res. 47 Weaver, Maxine C.C. Ill If one likes her not, let him blame himself. Letter 1-48. “N” Club 48-49. Y-Teens 47-48-49. S. C. Rep. 47. Student Council 47 Thornburg. Don Bernard I. A. Enjoy life e’er 'tis fled. For when you die, you’re a long time dead. Touma, Marion Lorraine C.C. Ill The best of blessings, a contented mind. Walk. Helen Celcstinc C.C. I Conversation is the image of the mind Weber. Robert Charles I.A. “A boy is, of all wild beasts, the most diffi- cult to manage. Thurmond. Lurcnzia C.C. II Sincerity is the foun- dation of success. Urquhart. Doris C. C.C. I Friendship is the wine of life Choir 47-48-49 Wallace. Richard C.C. Ill Hear me, for I will speak. Webster. Mary Jane C.P. Ill Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Orchestra 47, Band Award Winner 49, Band 47-48 49. Y-Tcens 47. Sigma Chi lambda 48- 49, Soph. Trcas. 46-47, Jr. Trcas. 47-48 Timmons, Juanita Ann C.C. I It is enthusiastic people tvho accomplish most Service 46-47-48, Soph. Sec. 46-47, Jr. Vice- Pros. 47-48. Sr. Pros. 48, Sigma Chi lambda 47-48 49. Inter-School Council 48-49, Student Council 47-48 Van Besler. Agnes M. General “Graduation—a memory not even titne can banish. Walton. Maxine Mac C.C. Ill Say that I said so Wehrli. Margaret C.P. I All the sweetest kids have to go and gradu- ate