Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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GRACE HUSTED, “Fi !o” Just a jolly Rood chum ERNEST HAMPTON, “Abe” 1 am a perfect little gentleman VERNA MANUEL, “Ernest” Men, ugh; they are false, utterly false” JOHN SATER, “Pretty” Oh where, oh where have the girls all gone HAZEL HILDEBRAND, “Martin” “Polly” She is taking a special course in home economics IRENE McDANIEL, “Reve” Oh for a man who will faithful be, And all my gigglings, share with me CLEOMA DRAUT, “Tommy” She is tall, good and sweet, And her music is a treat

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JOE EAKINS, “ Frenchy” He never pets them mixed EMMA EVANS A rare and true friend DELMAR OH I EM, “Rip” “They all pick on me ’cause I’m little” RUTH WINKLEMAN, “Gypsy” She would make a pood Freshman ad- visor HENRY ARENSMAN Tut, tut my boy the pirls won’t bite BEULAH MOLETOR, ‘Bugie” She is just the quiet kind and loved by everybody MILLARI) GEORGE, “Midpe” The first case is always the worst and the most interesting MABEL SIMS, “Billy” “Ah, have I at last found the perfect 99 man

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ULLIE ROBERTS Still water runs deep HARRY McADOO, “Mac” He isn’t as bashful as he looks ALICE SMITH, “John” I know, and know that I know ROBERT WILSON, “Bob” 1 have a patent on all funny noises and jokes. Let no one infringe SOPHIA FOX, “Sop” Oh, you sly old vamp, you ! ELBIE SIMS, “Peb” He tries everything from love to ten- nis BESSIE KING, “Johnny” Patronizing home industry is all right in some cases JOHN AIKINS When there is a woman in the case, All things else must give place