Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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MR. CARL STELTER A quick sense of humor and an ability to make students feel he is interested in their problems are the two main qualities which have made Mr. Stelter's first year as Dean of Boys a highly successful one. As head basketball coach he has lent much valuable time and effort to produce the great teams which have represented Northern for the past two years. MISS FRANCES LVON Her sincere devotion to Northern and understanding of girls problems has endeared Miss Lyon to all Northern students. Since the opening of Northern, she has served as Dean of Girls and has aided in many student council and class activities. The friendly and wholesome social attitude at Northern has been greatly forwarded by Miss Lyon's efforts. She has been a truly Loyal Viking during the last twenty-five years. 29

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MR. OTTO NORWALK MR. GUY HOUSTON Mr. Houston is our deputy principal and has long been a part of Northern. Although Mr. Houston has retired as head coach he still maintains the position of athletic director. His previous position as Dean of Boys has given him the knowledge of problems with which students are confronted. He has used this knowledge wisely and by it has gained the friendship of all his Vikings. Mr. Norwalk, our principal, is coming into his office prepared for his usual busy day which he spends generously for the students and faculty. His dreams have become a reality now that con- struction is under way on our new addition which will provide a complete and adequate gymnasium, cafeteria, and shop. For twenty-five years Mr. Norwalk’s quiet efficiency and complete cooperation in student and faculty affairs have won him the admiration and respect of all. 28

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 Mr. McPharliu (left) inspects the work of his art student (left to rij ht): Bunyan Bryant. Lois Barker, Fred Goodfellow, Jack Hickcrson. and Willie Long as they show their completed projects. Art. taught by Mr. McPharlin. gives each student a chance to express his originality and creativeness through individual and group projects. In advanced art these projects are con- tinned, and the student also begins to sene the school by making posters and decorations for dances, games and the Viking Fair. Cajftesiia Mrs. Sinnott. the head of the cafeteria staff, checks out lunches for Shirley Kapture (left) and Mary Harrington. Northern for many years has needed a new and modern cafeteria. The students and faculty have now had their dream come true. On the first floor, a new cafeteria has heen built. It is equipped with new tables, chairs, drinking fountains and a soda har. This makes it very pleasant for the students and faculty for noon lunches and social activities. 30