Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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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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 EMMA COX, “Coxy” What would the band do without Emma ? DEBS SHERMAN “I am wise, very wise, And you all realize There is nothing for me to try to lean»” THELMA LiTTLE, “Jerry” Some day 1 am going to get tough and smoke a cigarette ARTHUR HESTWOOI), “Hesty” Distance makes the heart grow fonder IRENE MARTIN, “Sis’ Say Roll, you sure have got your nerve JAY BAUGH Ch, these fick'e girls, I am through with them forever CHARITY DONNELL, “Sunshine Author of “The Art of Stalling” CLARIBEL ESLINGER, “Cowbells’ ’Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at al'