Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Miss Zcnzetl, Thomas Yount. Hetty Roberts, and Willie Toins check the multiplication problem that Sharon Stellar has put mi the board in basic math class. Waiting for the elevator to take them down to second floor for the showing of a movie, Austin Hates, and Bruce Templeton make last-minute adjustments while Mr. Mazza supervises. Mrs. Stiff and Mrs. Hancock pause in their busy day in the mam office to have their picture taken. Making out programs and finding classes that will interest the students arc only a few of the many chores of our counselors: Mr. Stelter (dean of hoys), Mr. Vincent, Mrs. Brewer, Mr. Riccelli. Miss Lyon (dean of girls), Mr. Zera. Miss Walz, Mrs. Steele, Mr. Owen (assistant principal), ami Mr. Houston (principal). 23

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MatltematicA. Mathematics, which is one of the required college preparatory courses, is headed by Miss Walz. Geometry is the study and measuring of solids, surfaces, lines and angles. It enables the students to have a better concept of think- ing and reasoning. In algebra, the students learn to use letters in place of numbers involving all fundamental operations plus extract- ing roots and raising to higher powers. Trigonometry deals with the solution of triangles while solid geometry furthers the study of lines, planes and three dimensional figures. I he fundamentals of mathematics arc taught in basic math. Personal math provides the students with math they may use in everyday living. Geometry students Donna Simons. Inland Cory and Pat Olsen concentrate on the home-made sextant that Miss Tripp is demonstrating. Miss Walz explains the principles of the income tax return to Valloree Cohcen in personal math. Mr. Smith keeps a watchful eye on his advanced algebra students while they ponder over their tests. Front rote: Joe Morehouse and Joan Nielsen; bark rote: Adeline Sue ha nek, Cyril Torporek, Janet Volker and William Wilcox. 22

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NosUlte iA Tot row: James Montgomery, Roland Fizell, Robert Treadwell, Richard Salem, Gordon Strong, Glen Derr, Tom Rittcrshofer, Henry Hcidel, Gordon Carlson, Dennis Catrcft Dave Hunter, Al Shaker, Mar ell Burkett, John Skinner, Harold Vaughn. Row two: Vern Barnaby Bill Ivory, Peg Straley. Janet Gossell, Donna Mulder, Dorothy Carb. Alio McIntosh. Marlene Ross, Donna Abbey, Janet Dodder, Carol Windsor, Danice Lindsey, Stuart Kosal, Paul Bravender, David Sutinen. Row three: Gail Clore, Sharon Hcrfurtk The music department headed by Mr. Palmer gives students the chance to display their talents and interests in the field of music. This department aids in preparing students for Alositlte w, Tow row: Bill Cohee, Ldand Cor Belill, Bill Row four: Kelly. Nancy Dorothy Potter. McFadden. Pool and George Harvcll. 4