Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1957 volume:

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JL N JA 1 ' ,J I My gum 2 . - ,, ,, ' Q V I My if X . 1 L L V 4 ' f J ,I V1 ' f. I F, ' fy 1 f ' I I ' V N g U I .' X f . ,y f, : A , , I 1' fi H rw .IH ' uf? 4 JJ ,A ur?-J RJ JN Q -T f rf X 3 :VAS K5 2 y., xv?j. jf' XP! fw' , ef VN - ,,.z'EJ N I X THE NCDRCDSCCDPE FI tm of I957 Northern High School in, ichigan Introduction . . Actrvxtles Eaculty Sensors llndergrads Organizations Sports Co Editors Assistant Editor Student Lute Faculty Semors Undergraduates Organlzatlons Sports Typist Photographer Adv: sor Table of Contents Yearbook Staff Ruth Eelger, Joan Simmonds Jeanette Brown Merle Bowns editor , Lenore Plntar assistant editor , Mellssa Busbee, Nancy Parsons, Mary Ann Poch Thelma Fusherfedltorl Gary Burtonlassustant edntor , Charlene Gross Judy Race Larrnlee Ruley editor , Beth Ruhala assistant edntor , Marianne Dahl Elalne Klosterman, Sara Sue McCormack Beverly Morgan, Ed Volker Martha Finley edm-,r , Marilyn Hllller Margaret Decker edutor , Margaret Chrnstuelassustant edntor , Barbara Sanford Donna Spencerfedltor , Tom Novar assustant edntor , Erwin Adler, John Brooks, Tom Clutts, Lance Garrett Janet Lawrie Mr Harold Cochran Mnss Lucy Dillon Busuness Advisor Mr Ted FISl16I' The staff of the Norscope wishes to thank The Ellnt Journal for many ofthe plctures In the Sports Section All ldentnflcatlon under pictures reads from left to rxght ,, ...QO ' ...48 ,, . 74 ' ' ..94 ,, ..112 l .... 1 ...... ......... y y D .... ' 'N ,n H ' ' l ' .... D' ' l 'l c ' ' ly .................l..... ' Q ' D ' - ' .... .... 4 ' l ' ' l ' l c ' ' l ' The fate ofthe world will soon Ile In the hands ofthe youth of today lt will be up to us to carry on the immense con struction 'ob for which has been land only the connerstone for the bucldmg of a ree world We must make the structure of the natuon more firm and steadfast, The many students that set out from the doors of our schools to further, as well as make use of, their blessing of an educatlon become only a portion of the mortar that securely holds together the blocks IH the foundatnon of the nation our natuon. Each one of us represents a block In thus vast construction and lt's our duty to keep these blocks secure and united. Only In thus way will we be able to bind together our hopes for a better tomorrow. Through out the following sections we will try to show examples of how thus as being done In Northern Hugh School. 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A --ff- 1 ,pf WhUf hour do YOU l l0Ve ge0metry7 GSRS BGYBUFG Sara McCormlck admires Kurt Nnchols under Annabelle as she compares programs wlth Harold grad picture while Kurt puts on a smile for us Hayward and Sondra Reine rt A Back School After a hard week of school, Jeanette Brown and Thelma Fischer are ready to live It up on the weekend A deep silence falls over the school each morning as the Bible IS read Many members ofthe radio class participate In the program Here Joanne Aikman IS reading the Bible whale Barbara Smalley plays the background muslc and Leon Mondou acts as technician 5 As Mike Hrggms takes his books from hrs new ly Issued locker, he wo ders lust how long It will stay clean I1 Mrs Anderson, our nurse, IS showing Sondra Curp how To have her eyes fested while Maxrne Cole and Beth Anderson walt theur turn , . '4 -5 xi, W ,fa in . S rv. i . . Oulders forward says Mr Johnson to Sondra Vleu as she receives her x ray Dave Petro llsfens fo directions u he will be next 6 Work Experience A 'ob well done' That phrase can be sand many tlmes to the Work Experience Group Under the dlrec tlon of Mr Valleau thus group has done many of the odd lobs around our bulldlng As on example they made and paunted the fence by the gym entrance and also planted the flowers there Besndes gaming valuable experience they have helped make our bulldlng look more attractive Hand me the hammer, says Bob Stender to Louls Bouchard whsle Darwln Beatty George Mlllhouse and Leonard Wllder do their share In moklng backdrops Darwin Beatty IS supervlsvng whsle Dave Tlbbets Scott Relerford Leonard Wilder Larry Sweppy Louls Bouchard and Phllllp Matland put the last touches of paunt on the walls of Ga,-held S baseman, Mr Valleau and hns work group take time out of their busy schedule to have thelr picture taken Pictured wnth Mr Valleau are Darwin Beatty Louls Bouchard Scott Relerford Bob Stender Leonard Wllder Dave Tlbbetts and lvory Johnson 7 ' 1 u - lr . . . , -, I n ur - I . 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' - 1 I I I I - l e TRP-l NIN 97 The Cooperatuve Traunung dus play upper left was un the charge of Mr Podony seated of the Place ment Bureau The students un thus program work part tume and attend school part tume Gettung unforma tuon are Beverly Morgan Karen Burns, Bruce Lawton and Roy Pate The Oul Busuness representatuve dusplayed puctureslcenter showung the many opportunutues un that fueld lnterested boys are Wullue Junuor, John Matus and Bob Albee 5,19 MM .pw 8 QM:-v-' ,I College, Career and College, Career and Armed Forces Day was October 25 at Northern Hugh School The purpose was to help the students un theur chouce of vocatuons The exhubuts of the Career Cam uval ranged un varuety from how to make a due ca st to how to plan meal for a hosputal patuent The numerous dusplays charts and speeches educatuonal and unterest ung are all helpful to a student un choosung hus career Because of these dusplays, each student had an opportunuty to fund what type of work Wm EW575 3305585 ST! LLNN' SAB E RS Nurses from St Joseph Hosputal were untervuewed un the cafeterua by gurls who were plannung a nursurug career Puctured are Evelyn Peteraf Dorus Deruam, Barbara Welker, Lous Jones and Carol Katenun Evelyn and Carol Northern graduates, are student nurses at St Joseph Hospu a fl E' . , ' A U 4 t ' ' - ' a c u ' l , J ' . l l - f . . L . r . . . . ' X I . . . X . I A .N . 5+ 1 ' A B A , , Q' ls X B I 1' if , f 7' V s ' it 'fr 'Q ' u J K if A , g 'L ,U M . ' , ' f I. ' A- Armed Forces Day he IS most Interested In and suited or The representatlves from the Armed Forces Interviewed the boys and explamed the advantages of each branch This will help them In their declslon at which dlvlsnon of the service to enter Delegates from colleges held Interviews and dlscusslons to en able the students to learn about the college of thelr choice Plctured on these pages are ex amples of the colorful dnsplays of which the students took advantage 'IWW Urn The Flxnt Journal dlsplayed a teletype machlne which relayed ln formatnon durectly from the press Thus attracted a large number of dents who learned about a lournal :sm career APPRENTICE TRAINING o ELECTRICAL -as Q Interested ln Apprentxce Electra cal Tralnlng are Terry Massey Tom Clutts, and Dave Savllle, as the rep resentatlve carefully explalned to them the future In that llne of work upper right General Motors IS the Key to the Future for many Flint students The varied and unllmlted posslbllltles are here explained by experts ID this lndustry 9 K H as if J' 'L i....'1.' 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Em x-I xr ls my tie straight? asks Tom Riutta Evelyn Keyes comes to he rescue as Nancy Guest and Allan Gardiner smile their approval i Joe College Something new has been added' Our Student Council has set aside the first wednesday of each month as Joe College Day lt was thought that this would help Improve the appearance of our student body for you look as you feel The boys take extra care to look neat while the girls put a new shine on their shoes Always in favor of something new with great enthusiasm and look their best on this special day They sure don t wear clothes like that everyday , say Ann Cole and Sharon obinson as they look at the finery that Jerry Parr, Tom Buncic and Joe Wallace don for Joe College day Carl Porter and George Fisher are the center of attraction in their sharp Joe College Day outfits, Robert Strozler, Gloria Reaves and Janice Strong are admiring them l0 Q Q xr ' V' D 3 , , li ' ' , ' l f the Vikings accepted this new idea tl 5 l l - C l KI I ' ll R - oon Hour The relaxlng hour In the mlddle of the day comes at noon Students here at Northern may brlng their lunches, buy a meal In the cafeteria go home to eat go for rldes or study In the lubrary durlng thus pervod After this hour students go to their afternoon classes ready for work One of the warmer fall days catches Ken Stlce, Tom Buncxc, Faris Howram and Carl Heldenrelch hustlmg off to lunch v-X The sound of laughter, talkung and munching dominates thus table as a crowd of gurls spend thelr unch hour catching up on the latest news .Al .-H , s ff 'Wi 'xiii Anlta Szabo, Ron Vernon, Patrlcla Roush and Alvin Carlson catch up on thelr studies In the lnbrary sacrlflclng some of their lunch hour believe It or not 11 f . , ? 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A l x Moonllght Sonata Ed Henneke Pai Smlfh and Marcia Mafheson are worklng on decorations puf tlng glltfer on paper for the bug nlghf Moonlughf Som-no was fhe name was suspended from the ceulung The of The 1956 Junior Prom To carry out background for the Bob Alexander the theme glltferlng silver stars hung Orchestra was a sllhouefie of two on the walls and a huge yellow moon dUl'1CeFS Three couples takung tmme out for refreshments are Sue Bender Dick Llddel Elame Klosverman Bull Logon Mary Ann Poch and Bob Hefchler 13 O , 1 H . ,, . . . I . 1 I , , - Triumphant Our Thanksgiving pep assembly prepared our sfu- dent body for the annual Thanksgiving day game, which climaxecl a highly successful season. Faris Howrani, our Student Council President, was the Master of Ceremonies. Cheerleaders led the Vik- ings in cheers. The speakers for fhe afternoon were: Ben Martin, John Major, Frank Thomas, and Don Butcher fViking lefrermenlj Mr. Housfon lprincipall, Mrs. Benoit T g and Mr. Zeilinger ffacultyjg Ann Cole and Dave Ruhala lstudentslg Mr. MacDonald fcoachl, and AI Miller fplayer who introduced the seniors on the squad. The enthusiasm of our student body was at a peak X. Thanksgivin .Q ' in 5.2: fupper leftl. Cheerleaders, Sharon Smith, Shelba Cross, and Joan Simmonds, along with our band, under the direction of Mr. Walters, led us in singing the cheer song lupper rightl. The senior team members were paid special tribute for their fine performance of the season 0 0 Q S ,.,...M,.,,,, -..,,,,,,,W, W, 3 Block Loyal Vikings were the people behind the flash cards in the Block N organization. Practices were held on Tuesday nights and during Teen Club. David Ruhala, student chairman of the organization, not only presided over the meetings, but also helped set up the membership drive and supplied the membership cards. The faculty sponsors were Mr. Henry and Mr. Lee. Credit was also due to our 42 row captains. The demonstrations would not have been possible without their help in getting the cards passed out x f ' e Section in order and getting the correct num ber of students in their rows. The first formation was the U.S. in red, white and blue as the Star Spangled Banner was played. The big N , big V , little C and the Viking Face were last years formations with new variations. Dur ing half-time, Go Team was formed. Another new formation was the Boat . It was a gray and red boat with a white sky and blue water The boat sank as the Vikings shouted good-by Central . The last forma- . ll 'I' R tion was the word Hi . It was blue letters written out on a white back- ground. Hungarian Swimming Team Vlslts Northern Orlgmal members ofthe Hungarian Swlmmlng Team put on a demonstration In the Frank J Manley Pool As the lughts were dimmed and as the audience stood, our National Anthem was played The Hungaruan Natnonal Anthem was also played The flrst exhubltnons were those ofthe different strokes, such as the back stroke, breast stroke and the butterfly stroke A dlvlng exhlbltlon was put on by varlous team members In closing a fane performance, the Hungarnan team played water polo ugalnst a Detroit team The student talent show, L Cabaret du Nord , sponsored by our Student Council, was held In Wnld anger Field House, May 3 and 4 A lung and queen, elected In the annual Polarls Contest, reigned lockey, Stan Hugh, acted as Master of Ceremonies for the students who participated In the various acts The audience sat at tables sur rounding the stage Candles decor ated the tables where refreshments were served throughout the evening Matlllda, she take me money and Run Venezuela , was a Calypso number pantomxmed by Joan Mellck Charlotte Shelby Mary Ann Mrnardo, Ann Zalcrecke and Sandra Berry La Cabaret du ord The teen trlo made up of Sandra Relnert, Rollene S 'fl Und TN-'dY l W was one of the One of the solo acts was performed by Bob vocal QYOUPS Performing GY the talent show Strozlensmgmg popular Ballads ofthe day l I ' T I n G 5 n A ' X n . 1 , . Q . . ' is .A,. H I over the production. A local disc- Z ' Q ll ' ' 'Q . . I I . Q 9 9 7 Many ofthe troubles and worries of our high school rest on the shoulders of our faculty members. Always willing and helpful they guide us through our hard working, fun loving three years here at Northern: they know just what materials are needed and consequently used in the foundation for this greatly sought better tomorrow. .. - - .. ' . - ---4. 1 ll. f- ,': .,, j,.'u A . -5- 9 13' 4 w 4,9 1 -'v-avi'-s-df' '34 'vf ,, sri.. - - . ' . 1 .. 1 I .- ,, ' .J- .vv V ,, , , J, ,,... M- , ,,,, ..,.. ., N ,WM V, , ..-W , ,p.w:,'9?1 .3fg,...k ' 7532. -- .--M .- M ,. - K -- as-er--,M -1-.vw ,OD- ' ' ' Q Through the years students have passed through our threshold enlightened with the knowledge and Ideals which wull add to the development and progress ofthe world about us We are the builders of the future and we can accredlt our wisdom to the mosterbullders here at Northern Mr Ben Owen Asslstant Prmclpal Our assistant prmclpal Mr Ben Owen with hrs endurlng support and concern for the welfare of the student body IS the cornerstone on whlch we establish and obtom Ideals for our tomorrow Cur Principals Mr GuyV Houston Prmcupal Our prlncupal Mr Guy V Houston through his understandnng and leadership has become a keystone In the bulldlng of our llves Our Deans Mlss Frances Lyon Dean of Girls Our Dean of gurls Miss Frances Lyon wlth her ablllty to radlate kindness and understanding In her counselcng has Installed her hugh :deals and morals In the heart and mlnd of every gurl In this way she has attrubuted to the strength of the ever bulldmg frame work here at Northern The prlncrpals deans and teachers, each one with his learnlng, trles to help and use understandmg IH guldlng the students In burldung for thelr future lt s to these masterbuulders, Mr Houston Mr Owen Mlss Lyon, and Mr Zera that we owe a feeling of thankful appreciation for the benefits we have received from them Mr Stanley Zero Dean of Boys Our Dean of Boys Mr Stanley Zero with his falr ness and generosity whrch he displays at all times has won the respect of all students Being held In thus hugh regard by both faculty, boys and gurls he IS the base of the foundation here at Northern 'nr I fi. Mr James Walker supervises as Benny Mangopora makes wood carvings, Sharon Church cuts outa paper swan and Judy Campbell makes a paper mache ammal Adolphus Delmas works on his prolect at his desk ofthe Important areas of living Prolects such as building bridges and canals could not exist without art Many voca tions and hobbies are centered around art It heightens personal and group living Democracy can be strengthened and expressions of American life can be S and creative powers are released through It Because of what we select and create, we control our surroundings Students seek both pr actlcal and aesthetic means of solving problems at living through art L fe, In itself s ar Bu mess Education Mr Theodore Fisher checks the ads brought in forthe next North Wind by Bob Bassett, Leonard Marks, Sue Hopkins, Norma Vaughan Dennis Robinson, Barbara Straka, Don Feinstein and Dorothy Botham In sales class 24 Q V . v 1. ' gy N-we . A , X a J s N c Art shapes our whole environment and functions in all made more meaningful through art. Man's inner resources . . . . . . . i i . . I i . . . tl Q O ' ' ll - fl I . , . . . . Miss Helen Rankin IS looking on as Mrs Vlrgunla Arlene Bennett IS typlng machine dlctatlon whlle her Bland types out a page from the typmg handbook teacher, Mrs Helen Steele gives her approval Busmess Educatnon prepares the student for the business world Offered here at Northern are shorthand, typing, calculating bookkeeping, commercial arlthme tlc and office practice Graduates may get labs without any further tralmng and satrsfy thelr employers wlth their efflclency .J Typlng teacher, Mr James Polltes, checks with Janice Ball for errors on a prevuous assignment w Joanne Andrus and Shnrley Potter practnce thelr typrng lesson for the day 25 fi t , . gym ' s Y. My ' Q -Q . - ' i . . . . . . . Vuctornc Posner, Sharon Franks and Ken Waters look on cheerfully as Mr Stewart Mason demonstrates on the blackboard the dlfflculf problem of figuring Terms of discounts 'iw You ve corrected fha! error sotlsfaciorlly Mass Havmg trouble? M, Fred Tucker asks Charlene MUVQUVB' E99'-Us ePl'eS 05 She Winches NUUCY Gross, as she frles to close an entry In bookkeeping Anderson type a stencil 2 N in Q61 ff P r .-- u I - - n - U . , . . 6 survnval of thus ever mcreasmg technlcal world IS Englh ISS!! xf' i,k1 The money Mrs Magdalene Rhodes collects from forgetful and tardy students as used to buy records Bl f d J Walters Phnl Winston and Judy Howell listen to Julius for the English Department Janet an or , lm , Caesar Engllsh as the basis of communlcatlon and under standing among our people It promotes the bulldlng of a better tomorrow through creative thunkmg and con structlve Ideas The progress and development of a better world based on clear, exact expression and the abnlnty to understand and Interpret events and problems The Reading and wrltlng are a means not only of emo tlonal release and entertainment but of Ideas which a nation IS built around Thus expressuon of people to creatuveness through their Ideas leads them to active partlclpatlon and development ofthe nation The English languag IS the backbone of our nation It can sway people to fair ludgment and enlighten them dependent upon our ablllty to guard against false rea with Ideas, or lt can lead to the greed and destruction sonlng, propaganda and prelucllce of a country ,K N .....! 4. Mr Dale Chrlstenson and Mr Russell Ward notice how Mr. Raymond Henry and Mlss Henrietta Klelnpell discuss English students contribute to the North Wlnd the toplcs that they are going to bring up In their next day's Englnsh classes 27 lo jr .. . nw. , . QQ I N XX K xxx S. x VM 5 X t ' ' - A Xx Qx Ac xx S' A if V Q I' 'N Si X X . W ' - N .V T F 'x y I! x xx X Ax: 3 x sk t tv, L., R , ld lr' 'K U uf' iv. Y, 4' e -st. Q mp 1 . xt Q e J, ,,. 0 , 4' N-. 7 V - . e sf-A X. , I . , , . n . ll is , , . . . . X --, xx ls p1 -2s:muu 'X Mrs MIHHIE Johnson IS showIng JIm Gute and Regmald Ronald RY0l5 '5 Vecdmg C0lUmb'-15 U Poem W '7fen GIllard one of the new EnglIsh books whIch wIll help them by Mlller as Mrs Ellzabeth Hurst lrstens approvmgly The In theIr SfUdlBS thIs year class was observIng Columbus Day Resolved that the Federal Government Should Sustaln the PrIces of Maqor Agncultural Products at not Less Than 9006 of Parlty ThIs IS the offIcIal debate questlon for thIs year Note takmg, research, reason Ing, applIcatIon of research are all Included In the Intellectual gymnastIcs of thIs class Other Important parts ofthe currlcular actIvItIes of debate are the bus fld8S to dIffererIt schools and the PCYTIES after the debates whlch help buIld a good class relatIonshIp The students learn to offer constructIve crItIcI5m5 and oplnnons, to stand up for theIr convuctlons and to arrlve at conclusIons based on factual eVIdenCe whlch wIll help them to become decIsIon makmg CITIZCHS of theIr communlty As Mr HeItzner, the debate Instructor saId debate IS keeplng alIve the flame of democratIc thought hrough the democratIc process whlch allows dIsagreement and dlssent We ll prove our pomtl Joel Rosenfeld Shelba Cross, Fans HowranI and Dave Ruhala are searchlng theIr fIles for facts to present at the comIng debate Mr Rlchard Heltzner fully approves of theIr determlnatlon Sl ,--- '... 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I . . s eee f A .gg X um-A--I Lk kfrfggm Mc X, . - - 'i l ' Vx 'V , X X . xx I ' I I I in 1 'W A 'Q .. 3A Broadcasting is the information booth of the world Without this means of communication and transmlsslon of Ideals and current events, many people of many nations would be ignorant of the everchangmgprogressof the world today Mlss Marycatherlne McCarty gives the cue for Jean Czarney, Don Provost and Jack Mlnore to begin the broad cast which informs the students of the latest news Some of our students dream of becoming actors A student as given every opportunity to develop his tal ent In drama classes Here the time is divided into three parts the study ing of drama as literature, the study of character roles, and the acting and producing of plays Mrs Glenora Andresen smiles proudly at the stage settings made by two other drama students, Sondra Curp and Carol Noe Audio visual material IS recog nlzed as a valuable educational means. lt is a common, yet amazing teaching device which easily influ- ences the student s thinking It gives him a chance to analyze and evalu- ate the facts before he forms his own conclusion. lt is used in most of the classes here at Northern Harry Hopkins, James Truchan, Bill Warner and Paul Dover are threading a movie proiector while Mr. Paul Mazza supervises. -qv If the sizes aren't right, the pages won't balance. orthe rn The Noroscope is a record of Northern's ggfivifieg, Pictures are taken, sized and Paved' Copy is W,-inert gnd the pages are sent in. The publishing staff gathers informU'fi0n all Yeflf long to record the year's memories. N- Joan Simmonds and Ruth Feiger are measuring pictures er for Beverly Morgan, Larrilee Riley and Elizabeth Ruhala to put in the senior section. That slide rule is a tricky instrument. Miss Dillon is showing Tom Novar and Lenore Pintar how to use it as Donna Spencer hands some copy to Janet Lawrie, the typist. Thelma Fisher, Judy Rice, Marilyn Hillier and Gary Burton offer suggestions to Jeanette Brown as she writes the paragraphs for the lead pages. . -4 kk' e--1.- ':n.,,,K MW We're going to have a good book this year! Peggy Christie Ed Volker, Marianne Dahl, John Brooks and Margaret Decker are determined to improve their section. ,,,, ,z... Us , Z' A T... W T ,df-t , ,, ,f i'f N '74 'tw , r 'K' ! uf 5 '?,,,.Lif-3' ' 'r' N 4 ,s After pasting the undergraduate pages they are ready to be sent in. Charlene Gross, Elaine Klosterman, Nancy Parsons, Sara Sue McCormick, Martha Finley, Melissa Bisbee, Mary Ann Poch and Barbara Sanford are giving them a final check. Publications The members of the North Wind staff provide the students with up-to-date news on school affairs. The paper, which is published every two weeks, reflects the atmosphere of North- ern b honorin students, coverin s orts and Y 9 9 P acHviHe Karen Burns and Linda Taylor type up the stories for the sports page. Words can't be misspelled! Carol Noe, Joan Elliot, Doreen Burns, Sharon Robinson, Nancy Cluchey, Brad Older and Ron Haywood are proofreading a story to be sentin. Tom Yeogley, Andra Lattie, Ann Cole, Tom Novar and Karen Crabtree are busily preparing a layout sheet N ZEN er'4 Getting a first glimpse of the North Wind are Joy Kimmell, Sue Clark, Jan Conklin, Bob Gaspar, John Hayden and Maxine ,. Burton. ,- An efficient assembly line consisting of Edra Johnson, Viola Chilton, Judy Haviland, Sandra Vermilya, Toni Holmes and Barbara Gebstadt prepares the new North Wind for exchange with other schools throughout the country. FH Q-Q Barbara Clarkson, Al Miller and Carol Hinton watch Home makln Home Making IS taken by gurls who wash to become successful homemakers Foods class teaches the gurls how to prepare and select food for their future homes Chlld care glves them valuable knowledge for those who will be mothers or plan to go into some special field of work Clothing teaches gurls to stretch thenr budgets and stull have the latest styles by sewing theur own clothes lnterlor Decorating class instructs the students In mak mg wlse decuslons when plannnng their home These classes help to day s gurls prepare to be tomorrow s housewxves Please get It stralght You can t pm your own hems so Joanne Aikman IS helpln SCSFHS pleased with their work Mary Clark Barbara Lentz, Loretta Burton and Eunice Thomas watch with Interest whale Miss Lois VanNess explains the use of a demonstrating food model EPEPKFFVST im... 32 .............. , Hi I l , I 0 . . 1 as - . .rr I - - - ' g I Janet Guest while Betty Allan is adiusting Jean Duffield's iacket. Mrs. Lura Brewer I . . . . . . . , J Y . 4, 1 - l ' . I' ' l I M'-emwk , l 4 4 3 at . W ws y 9 in Ott Foundation The students at Northern have many opportunities to build their luves for a better tomorrow through the Mott Foundation courses Mr C S Mott founder of thus program has contributed much tlme, effort and money to make If a success Dr Frank Manley assistant supermtend ent ns In charge of Mott Foundatlon work In Flint Mr William Yambrlck, director ofthe Mott Foundatlon program at No th In charge of all Its actlvltles here Q, Muss Haroldene Seneker IS explalnlng the correct procedure for setting a table to Dovey Collms, Bertha Huber, Catherme Ader and Clara Jones 33 f A N.. N..-.3 1-3-ik s. ix 0 . , ' , 'X1 I . f-igv ' . . K . . S 9' I . I . . . 'H v I 1 . L f Ak' . 'rn ' A J, -iw- 4 - qv A 11 A i k ' X A ,- 3 C t A' ,. ' I -r sw- Q e 5 , F M . S lx .,, , fir If , W lndustrlal Arts One ofthe mast useful courses at Northern IS lndustrml Arts Thus course Includes Architectural Drawing Auto Shop Drafting Machine Shop Machine Drawing, Shop Math and Woodshop The boys are glven exploratory knowledge In the helds of undustry, and are given a better idea of nts speclflc opportunltles Wnth this knowledge they are ready to go out unto the mdustrlal world of tomorrow -....,.-agua How do you work this problem, Mr Creamer? asks My Dave Tlbbetts and Howard Molpus IH shop math class Ray Jones and Mr Marshall Mossman help Jim Allen with his machlne drawlng plans as Fred Casclano and Jlm Adams are busy working on theirs IIAL YQUIYALIIIYS nn , I A Il I xuu ISO 1 ND an :ans lkll Mr Edward Jones and Mr Charles Zetllnger explain the function ofthe motor while Harol Schaffer and Dennis Reno llsten attentlvely 34 , 'ff - 0 1 I I I I X . K J , . . X 'J . ,f ! - 2 - fp . . . . I 1, if ' A I , S H 1. 5 u . l . . K K . . . UU .. stun A, W 1 , ,ana nuvx .. I num ,, nu nn fm, 5 Q, 7 u , f A, - , lil!! M I-viwfu X, -I , n I an f' I L fl? ll I I 1 .. ' I urn Li , Mn 2 x , to 1 92 ' ,x .,,,.f.v if 0 , . . Mr Mac Valleau shows the new cylindrical grlnder Yo Colberg Rushlne, Charles Froats, Terry Pfohl and Roy Pate Ed Jones listens as Mr Gene Rlccelll explains a lafhe operahon Joe Bouza is In the background James Parker, James Johnson, Ron Warren, Darwin Howell and Bull Macko observe as Mr Anthony Rasmovlch shows lomt er usage Lookmg IS Jerald Carb , an 1:34 5 '- 35 It must be perfect' Mr Basal Sims IS showing Ralph Weber how 'to use dlvlders In archlfeciural drawing N OH-in Inn JMR! w , w., i 41 'sis . X . , 'F 2 , .317 x X If f , . l f V vt- rg? . ,.: Q as Q :AV J uf D H ' va- -e .. , ,K , ', ,ffqn-1,l'ff:.qf1yr FIHVZIZ i ,unsung Miss Phyllis Macklem, and Barbara Boros Morgan Searcy and Janet Husocki observe the travel posters from foreign countries The posters are put out by the National Tourist Bureau The France poster shows native folk dancers The poster on the right shows an Austrian girl In the mountains Foreii1 . 5 99 ' Oi g Language Foreign language has a great value in that it makes our own language-- English--more understandable. Many English derivatives from Latin and French are in our reading vocabulary. When listening to a speaker, the better our vocabulary, the more quickly we grasp his meaning. In this age when all countries can be reached so quickly the clearer understanding that we have of the life and language of other nations the better is our relationship with them. Thus in diverse ways a foreign lan- guage opens to us a better and more en- ioyable way of living. Mrs Eula Benoit s Latin Class is Interested In finding out who recognizes Ulysses on his return trip home after ten years at war in Troy Seated in the first row are Lillian Hill Gerry Plesko, Edna Franscole and Janice Wapner row two Susie McNeal Mrs Benoit, William Edwards Barbara Phila, Linda Brown and Lois Jones third row Paul Borg Charles Skinner, Ruth Ann Carlson, and Sharllyn Allan fourth row Ted Jurk, Mary Lincoln, Mary Jordan and Gary Chambon fifth row AI Alnsley Janet Adolf and Don McDonald 36 l ic , . .I . . .. . I I . . . Y K' l , ' ' :l J ' if' D ' , - Music L Muslc msplres the wman race to progress In every field and GCflVlfY lmaglnable Through music one may forget his troubles and truly enloy llfe ln schools, music IS taught to create wuthln the students a smcere appreclatnon for this extremely valuable art Mr Roy Bumgarner IS rehearsung a song with Manuel Holcolm, ackre Matycrk Marllyn Suskt and Elton Denson who are members of Northern s chorus Wtth the Christmas Concert gust a few days away the orchestra, under the dlrectlon of Mr Allan Waters practices to perfect nts work The members of the orchestra are back row Beverly Mtron, James lsom, and Ed Allnson mnddle row Ann Taylor, Wnlluam Carroll, Sharon Colantomo, and Mary Schafer, front row Mary Fllcklnger Leatha Huskey Darlene Derr, and Gerry Boulton I 37 ,. X 1 0 C ' ' F . ' . . Y I M l ' - x . . I :K J . . ' il' l ' ' ' 'l 7 Mathematlc I h'xn,m. Mathematlcs is not only an essentual part of the technologlcal age of today but Fl It IS also used In almost all phases of ig everyday lute The mechannc, engineer and g accountant all use math extensively, as rqwi'3wL3Em,,m - does the housewlfe, secretary and sales Pr-Wlfgm 5,73 man Everyone, no matter what his field IS should become lust as well acquainted with math as posslble ln preparation for belng a better cltlzen of tomorrow Miss Gretchen Walz, Nancy Cluchey and Judy Purdy look at a poster held by Phll Smith, showing the Importance of present action In future success Mr Leonard Llbes demonstrates a geometrncal figure for Paul Borg, Dennis Wright Sue Johnson and Ann Zakreclce NSN 38 l ,Auf 5 i 1 o. pg W ,S l .Nkxw l K A 1 PQ Q r e a c ff ff e ' ' ' I KN If . K . l . ,Ts A H ' 1 ' Jr' , ' . .. I I. ' K A Nl li X x Mr Jack Marlette IS surprised to see that hrs students, Ronald Shaffer Paul Kovach, Emma Wilson and VIVION Martun have solved the problem cor lw ':'i rectly Mass Bertha Zenzen explains It to Davud Van Hoorn, Ruthanne Turner, Ron Paul and Esther Durrant whlle they watch with added Interest This algebra lust has to be learned Mr Thomas Lee IS demon stratmg the technique of facforlng to Mike Huggins and Sue Buehler 39 D I 8 l 'I Pointing at a geometry problem, 1. ' ' ' . E i . i. Physical Education Mr Andrew MacDonald IS glvlng J C Borgman Floyd Mott James Johnson and Bull Palmer marks on a part of their personal hygiene care of the haur Physucal educatlon IS a part of the mortar that holds together what we are buuldmg now for our future at ns a lnttle thing called good health No matter how you look at nt health will always play an Important part nn all the tomorrows to come fu pl! -...suv Mr Fred Crawford looks over Mr Wnlllam Adams shoul Miss Elizabeth Powers and Mrs Dorothy Campbell dns der at a T B poster as they discuss the x ray program cuss theur classes which now Include swxmmlng 40 l A A X i .. in 1 X V , I F 22' A Wt rt J 3 l l Scienc By observation, study and exper lment, the sclence student of today IS learnlng what he wlll need to know tomorrow The future world will be based almost entirely on science, so the person who ns learnang hrs phys :cs and chemistry today will certaunly be able to write hrs own ticket n later years Mr Harold Cochran makes a suggestlon to Jack Abernathy about studymg the cellular structure of plant stems whlle Marllyn Proper studies a stem through a mlcroscope and Joanne VanHollan wat: Mr Charles Pennock pomts out the dlfferent parts of the human ear whale Jamce Temple Maggie McGlown, Lorna Holmes, Patricia Sizemore, and Alberta Stores look on In tently Mr Merton Vincent and Mr Ronald Hau lxe are A plane for use In theur modern science classes watch wld., mferesf ,. . . . I . delefmlnlng The mechanical 0ClV0nfC9e of an 'nclmed George Real George the skele on Bob Yount and Sharon Colanton It X Charles Jones and Nancy Parsons await their turn at the mucroscope whale Mr Robert Booker reminds Gayle Shank to coat her plece of barlc with uodme before observing It Z N... Mr Francus Bentley mixes two llqUIdS to show the class the result of the expernment whlle Tom Fisher pours llqUIdS for his experiment and Joanne Bradshaw weighs a powdered chemical 1 U V lm WUC AL Under the supervusnon of Mr James Evans below , Beth Daley, Barbara Coleman, John Jones, and Tom Gust conduct an experiment whlch helps them understand more of the properties of phosphorous In his physics class Mr. Donald Bentley demonstrates one ofthe devices used in our electronic fields to Marilyn Peteraf, Fred Rusetzke and Ron Ring. Want to get rich quicl-Q7 Mr Dallas Hodgins shows Dee Ann Baumgardner, Charlotte Macke and John McCroy, how to use a geiger counter to test uranium ore Drivers training IS taught to improve the performance of tomor illustrates the importance of using good ludgment and common sense behind the wheel to Jeanette Cam while Mr Andrew Corsi points out other important facts for drivers Y row's drivers. Mr. Arthur Evans ' P, Social ll S llllll Studie ln Unlted States hlstory class, Fred Breckenrldge keeps his classmates, Jeanette Blanford, Joyce Monsour, Dave Van Horn, Lynn Wrlght Dave Savllle, Pat Shaheen, and Judy Howell unter ested In his polltlcal speech whale Mrs Gladys Westcott listens with approval History glve us an understanding of the cultural background of the past and Its relation to the present It helps us to analyze, evaluate and understand our present day problems, and leads to planmng for the future Man has won and lost many great thmgs In has life and most of these have been recorded un books From these books the study of hnstory makes these galns and losses become more vlvld History study also brmg the latest for study dlscusslon and possible solution I' Ray Garza, Clifford Fugua, Don Meade Ruby Redduck Manley DeShong fback row , Ernestme Bagan, Jam Todd Jurlal Mc Connell middle row , Jean Wingfield Jlm Allan Betty Wednleskl and Mary Mosley front row turn their attention to Mr John Garber as he speaks on the Middle Eastern Crlsas In his American Hornzons class 44 V 0 I X 5 4, 2 . 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K 5 f Y - ' Ji ' J xiii .Ig , ' 1 ' , l ' ' 1 . . . - . . . . . . . if Ag I .4-I Mr Herbert Rhoads and Donna Docklns clear up a question concernlng thelr study ofthe Monroe Doctrine SCNOLASYIC I gt? r Mr Edward Krupa shows Maggle McGlown and Marlorle DeMott of his World History class the part of France where Charles Martel defeated the Moslems Robert Andefson and Bob AH-'He Gppeo' Marvm Hull and Dean Hosklng llsten attentvvely as Mr John Muhvuc dns 'mefesfed 05 M' Clare Dean exploms 'he cusses the test papers whach he as returnlng to hrs Clvrcs class Suez CFISIS 45 br 1 u V A A I X, f ' 1 t A 'Y' 4' - YA' NY' L. , 1 'X A I X in Q , f . su , ig. -ft, -,', 7 A ff x,V IAKV5, . 33?-, Ql??f?'sff'1'r1g 1 17-4 f idk: lf , Q, . it 3? 1 , X X , R V, Q kwfyd .. Y nqf' fu K V: 1 xx: ., oft.. V .5. .4 so . . ,V 5' --A,.,A.f -..,-. -. I U N I ,M kim -waz K 4 A. '7 . , . x is - . z s X Ek My X :Alf H 1-v f I . 'V , 'N V , ,W 6 2 5 ,- im' Z-'af Janice Temple and Jlm Walters look at the chart as Mrs Helen Llncoln shows them the system which IS used for choosing our country s executives dw Mr Herman Steele assists Gary Burton with a problem which has arisen In the cooperative tralnlng program This IS a program which enables the student to go to school In the morning and work In the afternoon He receives school credit as well as pay for his work The alm ot the program IS to provide practice work experlence between the school and employers Miss Grace Mllledge the counselor for the physl cally handicapped, and Mr Robert Pierson the coun selor for the students who need special attentlon prepare their schedules for the year rs MGYIOH Anderson, our school nurse, makes out the health carcl for Lorraune Bazalre She IS ln the gym offlce each Tuesday and Wednesday to help the students wlth their health problems Llbrar tr' Mlss Eloise Wellock and Mrs Wanda Lamb, the librarians here at Northern, are busy checking the card catalogue, one ofthe many services that our library offers Thus, along with the reference room, encyclopedlas, magazine room, pamphlets, newspapers and fiction books give the students opportunltxes to conduct research or read for pleasure Using these fGCllIfl9S, we can develop an understanding of people, vocatuons and events whlch are umportant to all MVS V '9 '0 Sflff and Mrs Nefelle Henfeek of us today Knowledge us umportant to the people In a democratnc land so that SeCfefU 'e5f Cheek feP0ffS Wl 'Cl' have been Sent they are able to direct the affairs ofthe country untelllgently lo the l 'endlY1 eH'C'enl' Offlce Mrs Vera Smnott smullngly supervises the rest of the cooks, Agnes Mercler Josephlne Crlmn, Katherme Gideon, Marlon Blackwell, Agnes Burnash and Amelua Ramlck as they are dorng thelr part to prepare the delncuous food whuch we enloy each lunch hour 47 Q , V -if 1 t . 1 4 1 J I , J Through these doors come he adults of tomorrow Three years ago they walked unto this school to face a new experuence of growlng up wuth the responsnbrlutles of mature crtrzens Now they proceed unto the world hoping to strengthen nts found atuon Graduatuon the transformatuon of great plans into realuty. 4 I u n . ... 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STUBBS Sigma Chi Lambda Student Council Choir CORINE THOMAS Sigma Chl Lambda CHESTER WILSON Sigma Chr Lambda Perfect Attendance Radlo 1' Q 9 Slgma Chl Lambda ELEANOR JANE REVNIK Sugma Chr Lambda Student Government CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN MACKAY Sigma Chl Lambda Attendance Servlce -'K' FREDW BRECKENRlDGE Sigma Chl Lambda Debate Band JUDITH MARQUERITE LIVERSEDGE Srgma Chr Lambda 5 3 Sigma Chu Lambda Service MARQUERITE ANN COLE Sigma Chl Lambda North Wand Letter Quvll and Scroll Student Council JOAN MARIE HORCHA Sigma Chl Lambda JULlA MAY NOWLIN Slgma Chr Lambda RON JAMES VANDENBELT Sugma Chl Lambda Band Orchestra Student Government SHIRLEYANNBAKER DAVID MICHAEL RUHALA Sigma Chr Lambda Perfect Attendance Debate Class Officer Student Council Otflcer Football Tennis Track Student Atl-tletrc Manager l JOAN MEREDITH SlMMONDS Noroscope Letter Qurll and Scroll Student Councll Cheerleader FREDERICK GLENN Sigma Chu Lambda Class Offlcer Basketball Cross Country Tennis Sigma Chl Lambda BURGETT All honor students are arranged according to rank In class 49 AF' t l R - T 1? ,. :,, Q s . . . A A 2 .1. ' r' 3 . ' ' , ' 2 , . birdie-:six 4, n gitfj - 24553 Z J ' E I A l - A? T1? A ' xg-iff A JANET MARIE HARPER Class Officer -E vga S3 R525 . N H - ' Q W ' l 'MJ' Cum Ia JANICE KAY CONKLIN Slgma Chl Lambda North Wlnd Letter Qulll and Scroll Class Offlcer JERALD STUART ANDERSEN Slgma Chr Lambda Baseball Football MADELINE CHARLOTTE LENDVOYI Slgma Chl Lambda NANCY LYNNE NEWQUIST Slgma Chl Lambda SHARON ANN ROBINSON Slgma Chl Lambda North Wlnd Letter Qulll and Scroll Class Offlcer ELIZABETH RUHALA Slgma Chl Lambda Perfect Attendance Qulll and Scroll Student Government ude JANE ANN HILTS Slgma Chl Lambda LENORE ANN PINTAR Slgma Chl Lambda Qulll and Scroll Student Government EDWARD LEE VOLKER Slgma Chl Lambda Qulll and Scroll BARRY ROBERT MCGHAN Slgma Chl Lambda PATSY LEE MCKINNEY Slgma Chl Lambda North Wlnd Letter Qulll and Scroll Band DONNA LOUISE SPENCER Slgma Chl Lambda Drama Noroscope Letter Qulll and Scroll Class Officer Student Councll DAVID PAUL VANHOORN Slgma Chl Lambda Cross Country Track THOMAS G YEAGLEY Slgma Chl Lambda North Wlncl Letter Qulll and Scroll CAROL MAE FRAZER Slgma Chl Lambda PATRICIA .I EAN MCCARTHY SHERRY LEE SCOTT DEE ANN BAUMGARDNER Slgma Chl Lambda LEVORNA JEAN DUFFIELD Slgma Chl Lambda SHARON LORRAINE CHURCH pedec, A,,e,,d,,,,ce Slgma Chl Lambda 0-if V JANICE ELAINE STRONG Cholr 50 s , i I I , , Y' .fs Q,,-: f li 4131, . . ,., '::v A P u A , :,- -2 xg I' -., S M , 'S 2', -- I ff' A fi PKI In ' ' I M 0 I .os ID I'-li Y 44 M 10545 1' 'U'- I . .- BEVERLY ANN SECCO Slgma Chl Lambda MARY KATHLEEN OPPER Sigma Chl Lambda JACK D MINORE Class Offlcer ROBERT D STROZIER Sigma Chl Lambda Perfect Attendance Student Councll Cholr KAREN LOUISE BURNS Sigma Chl Lambda Quill and Scroll Student Councll RONALD ROBERT FITCH Slgma Chl Lambda Class Officer Student Council Swimming JACQU ELINE GAY MCMONAGL E Drama Class Officer Choir Sigma Chl Lambda SHELBA JEAN CROSS Sigma Chl Lambda Debate Class Offlcer Cheerleader JANICE MARIE BALL Service Sigma Chl Lambda ONEITA NAOMI GAY Slgma Chl Lambda Band Class Offlcer MARYION TENNI E LINDSEY Class Officer SHI RL EY VERJ EAN MOHAN Cholr Band Slgma Chl Lambda CAROL ANN MOORE Slgma Chl Lambda Band PAMELA ROSE PERRY Slgma Chl Lambda MARGARET ELIZABETH DECK ER Sigma Chl Lambda Noroscope Letter Qulll and Scroll JANET WINFRED DUTHIE FARIS ADEEB HOWRANI Debate Student Council Sigma Chi Lambda SHARON ANN MCCARTHY Sigma Chi Lambda Band BARBARA SUE MEYER Sigma Chi Lambda 51 JAMES PRESCOTT STIMSON Sigma Chl Lambda Basketball Football N! 1777 N ,-H, Oriental Xi Y '7' N if Jil i av il if? 52 The many couples attending the senior couple dance, Oriental Splendor , danced to the enchanting music of Brahm Ward's Orchesfrc. A huge golden Buddha, siiting in the middle of an orienlol garden with a wish- ing well, reigned over the dance. Taking lime out to ge? their pictures 'taken were Kurt Gripenfrog, Madeline C7 Splendor E6 X X1 :Q we EV Lendvoyi, Wayne Scpal, Clnarleqp Clark, Karen Burns Jack Minore, Donna Simons and Fred Ruselzlce. Pic- tured in the upper left, Connie Glover, Phil Winstong lower left, Shelba Cross,Wayne Collard upper right, Ann Taylor, Bill Cvfrollz lower ri hr, Janice Robinson 9 and Bob Mclntrye dv 41 wb' H if x f Jack Minore President Gwen Cox Vice President Januar Grads HUGH H. ADAMS, JR. Perfect Attendance Band JOANNE MARIAN AIKMAN Service NANCYANN DELLA ALLISON Service PAULINE ELAINE BEYER JAMES STANL EY BOULTON Football Track CAROL NORA BOWNS MERLE MARY BOWNS Quill and Scroll BEVERLY ANN BROWN SHIRLEY ANN BULCAK MAXINE JOYCE BURTON Choir Q57 ALVIN CARLSON SYLVIA JEAN CLIMER JAMES M. COLLINS Band Football Track FREDERICK COOK Baseball GWEN LAURIE COX Class Officer PATRICIA SUE CROTHERS Choir DEANNA DEWEESE ARTHUR DUNKLING Student Atbleti c Manager DONALD LEONARD ELDE JANICE DIAN EVANS Class Officer Maryion Lindsey Secretary Jani ce Evans Treasurer 'Q Qt- ' 51 8- T fl f I 1' , 5 -F ,. 96 QS X A V'0 '4 ? x N 'N M.. --. Ap- .5 15 tbrfkiw C7 .uni-513' 1,449 RUTH LOUISE EEIGER JAMES FRANK MORSE Noroscope Letter Quill and Scroll Student Council DAVID JAMES PETRO SHARON MARLENE GARDNER BEVERLY GOFF KURT BRIAN GRIPENTROG Basketball Cross Country Tennis Track Class Officer Baseball GERALD RICHARD PHILIPPI LAWRENCE RAHN JANET LORRAINE GUEST MAMIE REEVES JOHN H JONES JR LOIS MARIE JONES Choir MONROE COBURN JONES EDDIE JORDAN Class Offlcer Basketball Football Tennis GEORGE LOEFFLER Got HARVEY JEROLD MARVE Clwoxr ALLAN JOHN MILLER North Wlncl Letter Qulll and Scroll Baseball Basketball Football ANNA MONDELL LEON MONDOU Student Councll Cross Country JOHN L RENO JANICE LORRAINE ROWE BARBARA ELLEN SMALLEY DOROTHY SRDA ANITA PEARL SZABO JESSE TISDALE SANDRA LEE VIEU IRENE MARGIE VOAKES QS' I . - . I MA. 11 . Q f I z' 4 .,., ' . 2 lr - X y I nil ' A r 5 , N . 5 I .LJ I - :nn A-AL 4. A 4 sq, . 6 ff , ANNETTE BE RNADETTE SALERNO ti 1 g A Ai 1:2 I gm tl df' f fl . iv' . T.1' 9 i s M V , i I .. fT'1fgi 'v' I' A ,IIIII 1 . 5. in J' S L' , Good-bye Goodbye My Fancy a three act comedy, was presented by the Senlor Class January 25 and 26 In Wlldanger Field House The play rs the story of a liberal Congresswoman who returns to her Alma Mater as an honorary vlsltor Slnce her wartime experuences In Europe, she has de voted herself to the task of acqualntlng people with the actual horrors of war This IS her reason for brmg lng a documentary movle with her to be shown to the young graduates The movue IS considered harsh and nmproper by the trustees, however, so Mlss Reed has a frght on her hands The confllct exposes the president as a splneless and lrresolute figure, Instead of the upstandlng and outspoken professor with whom Muss Reed thought she had been In love for so many years The dusenchantment drxves her into the arms ofa war time acquaintance who, as a Llfe photographer, has come to cover the event From there on It s lust one bug happy ending Mrs Glenora Andresen was the director of the play and the student director was Ronald Fltch M Fancy Agatha Reed Amel ra Mary Nell Ginny Merrull Mlss Shakelford Janitors Telephone Man Grace Wood s Professor Blrdeshaw Dr Putt James Merrlll Cast Theresa Butcher Jackie McMonagle Carol Snmonton Donna Spencer Joan Simmonds Kathy Opper Fred Breckenridge Joel Rosenfeld Ronald Fitch Pat Hull Bethany Safer Wylodean Thompson Gary Lanckton Bob Kalberg Hurry' lt s almost curtam txmel Reflected In the murror are Bernie Ellls Wylodean Thompson Jackle McMonagle Joel Rosenfeld Fred Breckenridge, Beth Safer, Jlm Adams, Carole Slmonton and Kathy Opper putting the fxnlshmg touches on then' make up -Q v-.M 's X X on A l l l 1 , 1 Ellen Griswold --------------- Judy Sekelsky l l ' J0 -..--.-----.--..--.---... . I .T -dl 1.1 F I ml 1 l 9, 9? t v, , if R. 2: -' t 56 5?-Ks xxx Organization everyone' organuzataon ' Kathy Opper who portrays Mlss Shakelford In the senior play, IS hurrying Donna Spencer and Joan Simmonds as Gary Lanckton calmly reads his physics book The photographer caught some of the cast from the sensor play rehearsing their parts during dress rehearsal Practlclng their rOles are George Holt, Donna Spencer, Joan Simmonds Bob Kalberg Pat Hull Theresa Butcher Judy Sekelsky and Gary Lanckton 57 s l l l l , 2 I l ,. , ll 8, . 6 5 y 51 l s X I I Q fN f 4 5 l j tl I f A a ? M A xi x g V Ronald FIICI1 Presldenf Tom Bunclc VI ce Presldenf EI 'Z June Grads JAMES EDWARD ADAMS Swnmmnng WINONA FAYE ALBIN MARILYN JEAN ALL SCYVICE WILLIAM ANDREW ANDRUS NANCY ANN ARMITAGE LAWRENCE FRED RICK ARNOLD Baseball Basketball Football RONAL L AZ ELTON DEAN CHARLES BAGNALL Band JUANITA MAE BALLARD ROSEMARI E BARK ER Servlce JANICE IRENE BARRETT Class Offlcer Student Councll PATRICIA ANN BARRETT THOMAS JAMES BASTION Band DIANE AL ENE BAUGHMAN STEPHEN WARREN BAUM MARY WILLIE BELL ARLENE LUCY BENNETT SBYVICS WILLIAM VAUGHN BENNETT FRANKLIN JOHN BANACKI JANET ELIZABETH BLANFORD Jacquellne McMonagle Secrefary Donna Spencer Treasurer 9' ww, uw mic E7 fc' .Lexi 2? ,0- 58 ups: ,Jw Q ,,..w-F T A Q7 Y' I Am '1'ZP 1 JEANETTE EDNA BLANFORD JUDITH KATHLEEN CAMPBELL JAMEs LLEWELLYN BL EWETT JANET LEONE BOGGS Student Councul Oftlcer JACQUELINE E BONOMO Slgma Chl Lambda BARBARA LEE BOOZER DOROTHY MAE BOTHAM JOSEPH RAY BOUZA VIRGINIA FAYE BOX Service SHARON ROSE BRADT RICHARD LEWIS BROOKS Choir DORIS MAE BRYAN THOMAS ELI BUNCIC Class Officer Go f GARY WARREN BURTON Noroscope Letter Quill and Scroll THERESA ELIZABETH BUTCHER Drama PATRICIA MARIE CHEMA CHARLENE MARIE CLARK MARY CLARK WILLIAM NEIL CLIMER VAN EDWARD COCHRAN BOBBI E J EAN COLEMAN WAYNE GEORGE COLLARD Baseball Football JOYCE E CONGDON WILLIAM V COPELAND CAROL E CORCORAN JUANITA MARIE CORY WINI FRED COULTER Class Officer ARTHUR EUGENE CRUTCHFIELD Radio BARBARA LOUISE CURTIS 'anus' 'Q wg,-f-sr' LV lk' '74 PATRICIA DIANE BUTKOVICH Glee Club Glee Club li in EDWARD EUGENE BUTLER J EAN CZARN EY Q Senior Step right up Get your tlcket for the bus to thus week s game Thus scene as a common occurence taking place lust outside the cafeteria door before each out of town game Ray Jones, Jerry Parr and Sharon Schryer are ready to purchase their tickets from super salesmen .loan l'l0rCl'l0 and Faris Howranl The seniors, In roles of varlous outstanding teachers, presented their skit on January 15 T957 The scene took place at a mock teachers meeting The fOPIC to be discussed was the posslblllty of securing Elvis Presley as an entertainer for a school assembly Portraylng the part of Elvls Presley was Larry Arnold Dave Ruhala, Al Muller Jlm Boulton, Joe Wallace, Leonard Marks, Joan Slmmonds, James Johnson, Ruth Felger, Shelba Cross, Ron Vandenbelt Beverly Morgan, Larrllee Riley Jack Mlnore, Karen Burns, Jan Conklin, Fred Burgett and Tom Bunclc characterlzed teachers 60 0 X, x V. 4 1 K I fo K ,M wk My L 5 ll ' ' I ll ' ' . . , . . - - . . . . . . . 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Memorie DAR rl On December 20 1956, the sensor 'M gurls assembled In the audltorlum to vote on a gurl to represent Northern In the Daughters of the American Revolution Cutlzenshlp Pilgrimage At last' Ruth Felger, AI Muller, John Sharp and DIXIE Smith are The gurl that receives this honor must proudly admlrlng the gowns that prove they are graduating semors possess leadershlp, xnltlatnve depend ablllty, service, and Integrity Kathryn Stubbs known to everyone as Kitty was chosen as the person having these qualltles She represented Northern g sattheDAR a --v-pw Q The candrdates seem anxlous to fund out who wlll wnn after presentnng thelr compalgn speeches to the Semor class The gomlnees are, Ron Fitch Beverly Morgan speakmg for Joan Simmonds Robert Strozner, Tom Buncuc, Stephen Baum, Donna pencer, Jackie McMonagle Kathryn Stubbs Suzanne Mook, Gayle Hunt Karen Burns and Januce Barrett Acting as Master of Ceremonies IS Jack Mlnore 61 Yr 3 'HD' 'Wi-'f ,Q fsvv .fvx vzf' ,.,-3 ,+ 147, Y! .av -.1 5? Y, JOHN MARTIN DAL EY Band Orchestra ETHEL D ALYCE DANSER CHRISTINE JAMES DAROS ADOLPHUS DELANO DELMAS Baseball ELAINE JOYCE DIXON EVERETT EDWARD DOBBS Wrestlang KAR EN LORRAINE DUK ES Cl-:our MAUREEN PATRICIA EAKIN WILMA JEAN ELBERT BERNARD JOSEPH ELLIS SANDRA GAI L EL TON Chonr NELLI E EDITH ELZY CLAYTON JOHN ERICKSON HERBERT J. FAWCETT BETTY JEAN FIELDER HOOLEY ALAN FIEWIG MARTHA JO FINLEY Quill and Scroll THELMA EARLINE FISCHER Class Offlcer PATRICK MICHAEL FLANIGAN MAGGIE SUE FLIPPEN Choir JOYCE ANN FRITZL ER Band Orchestra BARBARA KAY GEBSTADT Qurll ancl Scroll CONSTANCE LUCILLE GLOVER LOUISE ANN ETTE GORRINGE RONALD H GRAHAM RICHARD LEE GRIFFITH FREIDA ANN GUTHRIE .,. an ? ' Choir wr' NANCY VIRGINIA HALLSTED Sigma Chi Lambda DONALD ALBERT FEINSTEIN COSTELLA VERNEDA HENDERSOIX JO-ANNE PATRICIA HILL Perfect Affendqnce Drama if vs' U3 'QF' ,QQ ji 1' 'H' 'hay uv' QS 1 I C GEORGE HOLT Band Radlo Student Government DORIS LOUISE HOSK EY Servlce WALTER H HOSKEY DARWIN PHILLIP HOWELL Baseball JUDITH ANN HOWELL Debate Band MARY INMAN MILDRED LOUISE IVORY ARLETTA ELOISE JOHNSON Cheerleader DAVID BURKLEY JOHNSON Student Athletuc Manager EDRADEAN LEANORE JOHNSON North Wmd Letter Quill and Scroll LEE J ERRY JOHNSON Baseball Basketball DENNIS A JOLES BETTY FAYE JONES CLAUDE RAY JONES Track EDWARD DUAN E JONES EDWARD EARL JONES Basketball W ROBERT KAL BERG COLLEEN JEAN KELLY BYRON DALE KING RICHARD AL TON KOCH Tenms THOMAS STEWART KREUTZFEL DT Band GARY B LANCKTON EUGENE STANLEY LASKY ANDRA KAY LATTIE North Wsnd Letter Quull and Scroll ANDREW WAYNE LAVACS Cross Country Track BRUCE P LAWTON Tennis CAROL GLYNN LAYNE SARAH ELIZABETH LAYNE BARBARA LOUISE LENTZ PAUL EMORY LENTZ MATTIE PEARL LEWIS 63 1 .ov tl: mf' As an 31 le ' 1 f Ilrl It I n I- , e rv I lllln f ,zi If 1 4 :A 'I 'E EZ ' G 22, I A A Q ff f f ' Q 4 . I A - ' GAYLE MARIE HUNT . 8 S S A ..,. . Q jr 3 .qxiv fm . at firm, Q N H: :fill V X , , fly . lll ' 'A f 4- .. 1 1 ag .J . I V I - ,, lx S 7, ': , . ll li. ' A ' ' ,k. 'I 'Xxx L . A ,II. F5 I ' I I . ' I l l Y I I I T D :-if Il N ' 1' N ' J I are ' I an W N . 1::::' 15: I ' ' E I 1l:l 33l....Q S . 2' LS I What a laugh Victoria has. Joel siudying for debate without his fountain of knowledge---The debate box. 64 Traits Ron--- Dave drawing---always drawing. equipmenf, It looks heavy, Fred. Tom---the editor and delivery boy of the Northwind. 9' 62 Am... IIVK. RICHARD STANLEY LIDDELL BRUCE LEE LINK INELL McNEELY JOSEPHUS CARLTON MON RO E Cross Country Track BERNARD RALPH LOAFMAN JOYCE ELAINE MONSOUR FORREST WALTER LOCKE Sigma Chl Lambda N 7 CYOSS C0U'1ffY SUZANNE GAYLE MOOK Track SHIRLEY ESTHER LONG JANET BELLE MAGEE BENNY MANGAPORA Baske1'baII L EONARD CARL MARKS Football Track MARY ANN MATUS ROSEMARY MATUS CA ROL D MCCARTHY Choir PATRICK H D MCGAFFIGAN MILDRED E McHAN JOANNE M MCKINNON Service ZETAN McMILLAN MARILYN JOYCE MCMONAGLE Student C0unclI BEVERLY JANE MORGAN QUIII and ScroII Student Councll Offucer Choir RICHARD GEORGE MORRISSETT JR Class Officer Perfect Attendance EDITH MYERS LAVERN JAMES NICHOLS PATRICIA JEAN NICHOLSON HARVEY LEE NISWONGER JR PAUL DAVID PANCHULA Baseball Football GERALD K EITH PARR Baseball HELEN ELIZABETH PERCY MARILYN ARLENE PETERAF RONALD L PETERS SHARON BETTY PHILLIPS Band 66 -nv Q kv Lx AB 'zu is 'Ti if 363 sw' 3 WSJ Ar'-f 5nl' -rms wus? x,. J' 1 I 'T' M Q F I TERRY J. PFOHL DANIEL BRIGGS POOL Band Cross Country SUSAN KAYE PRINGLE DONALD JAMES PROVOST Radlo GLORIA JEAN REEVES DONALD REVOIR EARL EN E YVONN E RICHARDSON WILLIAM LANCE RICHARDSON Band LARRILEE ANN RILEY Noroscope Letter QUIII and ScroII Student Councul Officer BARBARA ANN ROBERSON CIass Officer JUNE VIVIAN ROBERTS JANICE KAYE ROBINSO Choir DELORES YVONNE ROLAND HUGH DAVID ROOT RALPH DAVID ROPER LUCILLE J ROSEBOHM 67 JOEL ROSENFELD Debate WILLIAM RUDDELL BETHANY LOIS SAFER GARY ALLEN SAWYER Band HAROLD M SCHAFFER JANET KATHRINE SCHMIDT JUDY SEKELSKY SHIRLEY MARILYN SEPSIE PATRICIA MAMIE SHAHEEN JOHN EDDIE SHARP Football Track PHYLISS ANN SHEPARD JAMES CLIFFORD SHERMAN WILLIAM CARL SHIECK CAROLE DONNA SIMONTON Cheerleader BARBARA DEE SMITH DANIEL H SMITH Football Track 'Lr- QQ 1-1 -xr T' lil 1wv,,, 'R Whrch one should I choose? Mlss Walz IS talcmg orders for announcements whsle Joe Wallace Julia Nowlln and Helen Wnlson decide whlch type to order M! Graduation Just Ahead l must have done something good In the last three years' Sandra Hubbs Arvllle Stephen and Afleflll -l0l1l'1SOI'1 dig INFO their past for mformatlon to put on theur honor sheets This I5 something l look forward to every year say John Dennis as he wants for Ethel Danser and Ron Vandenbelt to fnnlsh sugnnng his Noroscope ........... s , ... . ,df . X N , N -. J f I 1' -V if ' we M sp of n - ' H - - 1 4 . M 'N N A 5 t A Jr L, fn. u - I1 ' 5 - L S' X , I . . J A : ' A . , K 4 X I .. . . . 'H g . . X, .. . . , 68 DIXIE LEE SMITH DOUGLAS CARMI SMITH LARRY GAL E SMITH SHARON L SMITH Slgma Chl Lambda Cheerleader SUE ANN MARY SMITH VICTORIA SPENCE WAYNE RUSSELL STAF FORD ROBERT D STARR Baseball Basketball ARVILLE STEPHEN Glee Club BETTY STEPHENS CURTIS LEWIS STEPHENS Cros s Country Track P erfect Attendance PATRICIA JOY STEVENS Cheerleader STAFFORD KENT STICE Basketball Football BARBARA ANN STRAKA ANNA FAY TAYLOR LINDA K TAYLOR WAYN E E THOMAS Football WYLODEAN THOMPSON ROBERT GARY TODD FRANK JOHN TRUCHAN RUTHANN E ELAINE TURNER Band ALICE MARIE TURSCHAN ALICE IRENE VANARSDALE JO ANN ALICE VARGO SHARYL LOUISE VATH JOE HENDERSON VICK ERS Baseball Football CAROL MARIE VICKERY JOAN LINDA VILLARREAL BERNICE DOROTHY WALKER JOSEPH COURTENAY WALLACE Football Student Government EARLENE WALTERS RON AL D WARR EN Baseball Basketball Football Ns-.A up .fa vw i' 'JET da QW' fflit 'Q' 01 if . I IT . 404' . . ' if A .A I 'V .f 'I . . ' ff ' ' , 1 M 'gs I f I S 67 Q 'f' Q. ' I wi, .LWB S .I 1 3 KN-3 Q v I X fu ,E I A 69 KENNETH LORENZA WATERS PHILIP WINSTON Baseball Basketball F 0'bf ' BETH ANN WRIGHT ' , JAMES WILLIAM WATSON LARRY LEE WRIGHT ANNA WERTZ Football te- CECILIA YVONNE WILLIAMS HELEN WILSON PEGGY LOU WRIGHT Servlce CLACE ODELL WINFREY SHIJTTER SHY Wrlbur Aaron Emlly Adams Betty Allen Laurence Aremua Paul Bassett Claudle Bedenfleld Bally Bradshaw Rlchard Brown Leslue Campbell Aldo Care James Clark Leonard Copeland Jack Cream John Dennis Donna Docklns John Geisler Ronald Gibson Charles Gollnast Norbert Gruener Robert Hanak Mlchael Harper Clrnton Horns Marva Harris Erma Henry Ethel Hogan Robert Hoos Rosetta Hopkins Robert Horvath Sandra Hubbs Robert Jenkins James Johnson Mary Johnson Robert Johnston Gary Kltka Archie Le Flare Eugene Lesnlak Lee Llntz George Mabry Russell Maguffee Albert Mathus John Mc Cray Donald Mc Faul Clarence Mc Intosh Joseph Morehouse Victor Morris Barbara Murphy Sarah Nolen Russell Papworth James Parker Dallas Peel Dallas Piper Carolann Pnpock Jan Reoves James Reese Ruth Ann Reeser Arden Relerford Leonard Reynolds Russell Reynolds Ronald Rang Orvllle Rood Frederuck Rusetzke Donald Sargent Thomas Saunders Earl Schaeffer Arlme Shaltz Arlue Smith Gerald Smrth Harvey Sordyl Gorden Sowden Peter Srooman Marlorle Stlmson Dale Stokes Gerald Sullivan Lols Tallman Richard Thompson Eugene Trlplett Richard Valleau Ronald Vernon A J Wrlllams Darryl Wnlson John Wllt Joel Wlnter Betty Jones pauses before the mlrror to adlu st her earrings and tell Barbara Coleman what a wonderful evenlng she us having before she hurrles back to the dance. 70 - , .. , Z ,, , U . Ia Y . C .V -L.-. j I g , f I.. I ,qv . .- .: TJ , H , 1 . A 'f - 1: I LYNNE ANN wRlc,i1T 1 yur 6 , ,.,1 , Vi vi. In , A I fs IX 'A -'-1 't.- ,. . 1 I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I ' I l I I I . Il I I I I . I c . I . I I I . I I . . I I . I l I I I . I l I I Prom Preparations Ed Volker has a look of satisfaction as he and Jan Reaves Pat McGafflgan and Ron Vandenbelt complete the decorations for the senior prom While waiting to use the phone George Holt and Bruce Lawton eavesdrop as Jim Stimson acquires his date for the prom- Arvllle Stephen and Ethel Danser seem anxious to find out who is keeping Mcfgflfef Decker on the phone so long s.. W gn-up---fm..-4 .! 11----,...,...e. ltlpuur-vw-r-fe bonu:-www ur---r J- g....qg 71 , ' L I K wr, W-. l 1 f- REM Senior ,f Q .1-'ff NJ! ' 2 I, ff i'!ii 5411 L .':g5vXL-'Af Where are you fellas going offer the prom? asks Larry Wright as he, Leonard Marks, Lee his not iust the girls that primp! Johnson and Ken Waters discuss the evening during intermission. Ear' Schaeffer and Jerry Anderson l Z x,,.,.,.s Meeting their friends for refreshments before they go to the dance ore Von Cochran, Donna Spencer, Beverly Morgan and Dick Morrisefte. 72 1 1 ,L- ' ' fa 7 leg 1 f. ,-H , r 5- l i' A Y'1 Prom y f' , f 7. 'a' . if . i t'X-,ffl o . t x In , ,ai 4236 f I, S Z-3,35 ,B Sw Wm NNNNX ,hw F Ju 3 5-1 -wr' lm X Max, ' 1 7 'KX I f f :+ie7v,,'SL'3eTw7T73Ig:il'5 '..'?1f'5Kg -LE1 5'i A - ffffif iff' - .Vi .em , ff, .W fe. fgififgggg 1-f 5c,, , , . L Jag: . lzkktbgn 35, ,I.,S,:..r,qglqL1:,' ' N ,M 15mje..5.'yf-.gf V12 ,QL 7 .1 , .mfuffg .1Qwi2Q'ff'Wf '5HgL.1fQff:stg,'i--Q - ,' -wc 5 -. ,L as f 'X my-f 31.1 i , -1 :.w4.1h!f1:ef.w:s:a'7,.1N.:-M ww r.fr.3f5iwsfiZiSf fake U last look in the minor before Jackie Bonomo, Larrilee Riley, Thersa Butcher and Eleanor Revnik have their tl eY Pick UP fhew dqfes' picture taken so they will always remember this night. After years of dreaming of it, at last the time for Senior rom has almost arrived. Tom Buncic, Helen Percy, Janice Ball, Kenny Stice, Faris Howrani, Judy Howell, Joe Wallace and Joan Simmonds are happily awaiting this wonderful event. 73 Every day mony undergrods who ore prepormg for theur future nn every possnble woy walk In These hells Planning oheod ns wnse These students ore sfruvmg to odvonce Wlfh the ever changing world an order to bulld for G better tomorrow. Jim .rf FN' -H Q for Ed Henneke President .ali AIEW Class of Jeanette Vlce Presldent if Nt' ?h vig, i 6 JAX -ucv February,I9 58 .7 ll Beth Evley Treasdef Viola Chilton Secretary Kirk 1' pw., 'hfn' Ct P 'P ,,-o Kent Adams Larry Almassy 'Y Ronald Baker Bertha Belton Judy Beneduck Glenda Blndscheatel Joseph Bouchard Jeanette Brown Marcia Bryan ,M Earl Bryant Doreen Burns Orville Burton Janet Carb Jamce Carb Jerald Carb Fred Cascrano Marguerite Chapman Viola Chilton Kenneth Clark Nancy Cluchey Thomas Clutts Jack Colden Bull Corrlngton Isabelle Daley Rex Darlington :Lf Barbara Day Terry Doppler Esther Durrant Charles Edmonds Edward Fllklns George Fisher alta? William Fleming ' Lance Garrett Tom Gust Rose Goodrlch All Q chit fb John Green Joanne Grleser ,W Mary Grace Catherrne Hardy ma' Jean Harris Mary Henderson Betty Hendry Ed Henneke Dennns Herrrck Robert Hull Manuel Holcolm Sylvester Holt Duane Hoskrng Judy Hoyt I Y 'Q 'e A Q51 ii? 9 DRAW! -:v Q tw I - A a we . .113 V ' of ef ' 1 C fi E 'll' ' ' ' I 1 1 Q ' , I f ' . l I I Q be VG. ,T 't ,., f ' ' wr E -A f -.S 't fl. 2 K bf V V- - 9 M ! . . 5 my g 'Q ,-, I, J was ' V ' 11' 5 'W Qv ,, 'C ' N' f 'l ' 'X , ,A , ,Q 4, Q' .If 3 i' - , ' wr' . ..a X N, 47 j K K I I f ' A 11 1' T . . '12 TJ: 4 Q . ,M ,, - C H! ' a - ' . r f Q1 C 4 is C ,tg J r f f V .. V ' I A A 'tx . rl H V V Q E . st, are er M, . we ttf .. , w Q .kd g 7 J . I' I re, , . U .. ,.. gf y 'V - 5: ff- ,... , lt 13' Wag A , 401' W 'A 'J -' , . or My '1 P ,I f at was , f t' I ' , J I' if f - 12 - N .. ' . ' L. ,M gg F , fs its 'ig 3 .a C , 3 'J s 15- is-7 ' fi hd f, . . , I J 5 , K I A Eldrldge James Alrcurtls Jernllan Mary Johnson Delmar Jones Joy Klmmell Walter Krause Shirley LaBean Bull Macko Vlvlan Martin Judy McCarlus Leon McGee Sheila McQueen Robert Mxkesell Oluver Mulum Bully Moore James Moore Diane Mullvam Myra Newman Sharon O Dell Lella Parks Faye Perry Markeda Peters Darleen Peterson Carol Pett Gerry Plesko Judy Purdy Johnny Reeves Wlllle Richard Kathleen Richmond Arnold Riggs Ella Rlson Ronald Robinson Patricia Roush Janet Rule Arthur Rundell Ron Ryals Homer Scrogglns Ronald Sellers Charles Skinner Phlllp Smith Dorothy Stewart Mlke Suskl Evelyn Tate Rufus Teer Danny Terrell Theodls Thomas Hermean Thompson Lloyd Turner Donald Turnpaugh Dlxle Von Arsdale Richard Vaughn Tommie Vaughn Jlm Walters Forrest Warren Ruby Webb Geraldine White Dorothy White Brent Wofford Edward Woods Eloulse Wooten Gary Youngs uw-' 'VK ,fx rw-nf ci' nl- var ,g ,443 I? of 77 -4' .af ff np. 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I V' 'J 3: ' A f I . -F 1 - ,Aff if ' J l f I , 'V , A rf' 1 lt ' AW 1' 2 Pat Smith President are I i as 55 I -1- S. an-1 Class of June I958 A Shurley Lary Vlce Presndent fr-v sl' If -01, Q' if Mary Flrclunger Secretary as 'XF' 5 1n1l.4 f Jn Lynne Forker Treasurer Robert Abernathy Phullup Adams Edward Adamson Catherine Aeder Da le Aldrich Mary Alkema James Allen Kenneth Allen Marilyn Alles Mary Anne Anclra Beth Anderson Edna Mae Anderson Erma Anderson Nancy Anderson Joanne Andrus Audrey Armstrong Gerald Arnold Pat Arnold Bonnie Ash Maxine Barley Bull Baker Ray Baldwln Hornet Barlow Bob Batey Gall Beach Athel Bell Sue Bender Ron Berger Jacqueline Berman Sue Besont Jean Bulls Ann Bloomfield Carol Bohl J C Borgman Louis Bouchard Bull Brackeft George Bradshaw Joanne Bradshaw Mary Brooks Denms Brown Franlclln Brown Margaret Brown Jerry Buben Sue Buehler Amos Buford Andy Buford Nancy Burleson Loretta Burton .P 1' K :S ' 5 - A ,sf rl a ' H v- x 1 l ,K 1 can ,H 'QW Y, ,V , jj 1 .,, - .t 9 ffl - T 1 if .sf - I ' ' - 'Sl , 4 wt f A 1 L ' 6 ,., ,v, .ij f : fa 'fx . 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Saundra Young lk 1 44 A welcomlng speech by the Student Council President Faris Howranl began a mornlng of enloyable entertainment on January 15 when each class presented the skits they had pre pared The Junior Class portrayed a mock pep assembly The pep assembly which nncluded lsabelle Daley Lynn Forker Linda Scheer and Ron Ryols was under the direction of Ed Henneke The cheerleaders with their humorous antics added sparkle and laughter Larry Chrlstlan Fred Paul Ken Paul Tom Rlutta and Terry Roth led the crowd In a few cheers with the assist ance of the pep band Lando Scofield lmltated Coach Andy MacDonald The mam speaker was a former Vlklng played by Mickey Holaley He spoke to the students about the team The all glrl team then made their appearance The members were pictured below Benito Reed Doris Hawklns Pat Lundy Marulyn Hllller Marlene Goedrke Jackie Berman Joan Elliot Marcla Matheson Peggy Waskerwltz Beth Anderson Maxine Cole Marilyn Alles and Margaret Brown They went through a few calesthenacs before dancing off to the muslc ofthe Can Can . nf . 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Ann Zakrecke L A On January 15 1957 the Sophomore Class took top honors at the sklt assembly ln their skit two students Ameen Howranr and Trudy lrwun stayed after school for thelr teacher Lois Jones They fell asleep and dreamed of Northern In the Future '47 l fe ,, ,X fi '? This becomes a reality when Carol Mitchell runs across the floor saying the magic ward Poof l She was followed by Linda White flying In with her rocket 88 The two students found that ballet dancing was the future sport for boys The dancers plc tured here are Jim Penrod Allen Alnsley Dave Murray Bob Arnold Ken Fee Harold Hayward and Erwin Adler The gurls sport was weight lifting Pictured at right are Charlotte Shelby Sandy Berry Linda Brown Sara Sue McCormick Jo Ann Genovese and Shella Haley Selling tickets for the ballet was Mary Ann Mlnardo Mr RICCellI Music of the future was pantommed by Mary Breckenrldge Melissa Blsbee and Jrm Penrod Gary Steinman dnd the sound effects The prlze of 550 OO was put In the class treasury xx Xl I I lx , U ' x Jfwllsl 35 ' Qi-F1 ,bt I ' To 5- ala' . 2 ' I ' l 7 f a ! ' ' ' . '. o f- if , Wh - - - W 'str' K ,W W . . .K 5' T ij t f y A ' ' ' f 'fbi . ' -. . N F , 'T It 46 ry Q K J ,A vv fn 1 , N vu Gerald Wilson ' 1 'W' ' .5 . A f W' 1 ' pl ' 'ir 4- I. if H 1 .M 1 If 1 . 7 f, Z It 1 4 f, rs ' , 'Q T. IA X ts. 'J' I K tai - . b . l I . . . - . I I A - . . K . . I .bi . . TTT p I 1 This auiet placid scene will soon be replaced by the noise of many Vikings inthe many club activities that are of tered for our many eager students This element helps to bring Us closer together and builds our character to help us In our better torrorrow They will enter these doors to participate . J Illini!!! Future Nurses i .liz Working in the Flint hospitals is the chief activity of these Future nurses The gurls gain valuable experience and they receive their caps for their services ln the early part ofthe year they had their informal initiation which always attracts attention from the whole student body These ambitious girls are top row Kathy Opper Diane Mullvaln Gretchen Koch Nancy Smith Ann Zakrecke Theodora Gebus Carole Ruppel and Edrodean Johnson first row Julie Nowlln Jean Carah Nancy Newqulst Barbara Welker Gina Snyder Gilda Sewell Bonnie Oyler Mrs Bland Sponsorl and Dee Ann Baumgardner Future Teachers The members of the Future Teachers Club have been active this year in planning a trip and conducting panel discussions concerning their future career They have also played host to guest speakers and visited Junior College The members of this club are: ltop rowl Patsy McKinney, Marilyn Hilller, Barbara Clarkson, Mary Flickinger, Kathy Richmond, Jane Bingham, Jo Ann Giguere, Mary Lincoln, Helen Eleades, Judie Raney, Sondra Reinert, Linda Littell, irow threel Jo Ann Genovese, Sheila Wilcox, Barbara Burns, Carol Mitchell, Sheila Haley, Sandra Berry, Katherine Kelly, Sara Sue McCormick, Jackie Carreras, Trudy lrwin, Sharon Robinson, frow twol Jessie Edwards, John Brooks, Harry Price, Vernecia Pickett, Helen Percy, Mattie Macklim, Lois Moore, Carol Brown, Margaret Decker, Peggy Christie, irow one, Mr. Dean iSponsorJ, Danielle Dyer, Sharon Church, Karen Crabtree, Martha Finley, Barbara Curtis, Jerry Parr, Melissa Bisbee, Linda White, Barbara Boras, Jo Ann VanHollan and Ann Cole. 95 Actnvntles Cooperation was the hugh point of the tremendous flashcard sectlon and the commlttee IS to be congratulated for their fune work on this prolect Dave Ruhala holds a picture ofthe Vuknng face as committee members Mary Ann Mll'10fd0 J0r1Conklm Student Councll Finance Sellmg Student Umon Cards was one gf fl-,e actlvltues ofthe Student Councll The people responsible for keeping the books straight and for electrons are Jerry Posthumus Beverly Morgan Harold Hayward and Kathryn Stubbs 'C' Pat Smith and Jack Mmore look at It approvlngly fl ,- ru, I 1 hp- Publlclt Jan Boggs Sally Elton and Ed Hennekv offer their advlce as Robert Strozler 5kefCl'l95 a poster which will be used to announce the date of La Cabaret du Nord Tom Buncvc fllls out an assembly Instruction sheet with Our genial sponsor Mr Ben Owen has been Instrument al ln bulldmg the feeling of good will at Northern Hugh School Much of the Student Councul s success has been due to has efforts XS 96 the help of Joy Klmmell Morlanne Dahl and Karen Burns v l WM l 0 'U Q. 0 N. I X 5 . . A . . . A kr' ' . .A X . I , 3 I 1 I . O O O . . . . or fue: o D ' ' f. A' --4 Z 1 , xi -tw. 5 . x ' ,X . . Us -fi . , ., a., X -,vt ' . , ' ,. . .. K 0 O I u . if I I e , 4? f' 'D , O , . I 1 4 r 'P 4' O 4 K K . I . I - . K 1 ' - r- - ' v N, 1 xg I , , 5 , ,W , ,, , 4: 1 ,, A . . ,. ,xii Committee Officers The officers of Student Councul consisting of Larrvlee Riley corresponding secretary Farms Howranl president Jon Boggs recording secretary and J C Borgman vlce president are busy planning the schedule for the many GCfIVlfI6S 3.4 Miscellaneous J C Borgman assigns unflnlshed business to Joyce Ruddlck Kathy Stebbins and Jane Bingham -4.-N--L-A YA It is an honor to be elected a member of Sigma Chi Lambda, the National Honor Society, here at Northern. The members are: ftop rowl These 'llA5, who were elected from fl-ieir Clegg for Sigma Bob Strozier,Fred Breckenridge, Barry McGhan, Ron Fitch, Fred Jrgett Chi Lambda, are: ftop rowl' Dan Elmer, Lynne Forker, Marianne Dave R'-'hula' Q00 Vflnden Belt, Tom Ye09leY1 Chesfef wilson: Kem Dahl, Janice Temple, Lynda Scheer and John Hayden, imiddle Adams and Isabelle Daleyy fmiddle rowl: Mike Stewart, Sharon Church, rowl Margaret Brown, Mary Flickinger, Carolyn Geda, Judy Rice, Marlene Goedike and Leatha Huskeyg irow onel Karen Crabtree, Carol Hinton, Marilyn Hillier, Barbara Clarkson and Marcia Matheson. S , 0 Ed Henneke unlocks the trophy case as Judy Purdy, Margaret Decker, Sharon Smith and Isabelle Daley wait anxiously f?l for President Ron Miss Kleinpell is taking Chester Wilson's order as Vanden Belt to present each of them with a trophy to polish for their Mr, Garber shows him fl-ie diffe,-em Sigma Chi ping. informal initiation. Tom Yeagley, Ed Volker, Beth Ruhala, Phil Smith, 98 Jane' HUYPSYI NUPICY Newquist, Charlotte McKay, Dee Ann Baumgardner, Carol Fraser' Donna Snencer, Phil Smith, Ed Henneke and Joy Kimmellg lfifsf f0Wl5 MY- Gurberlsponsorj, Judy Purdy, Margo,-ef Decken Bevmly A few of the new and old senior members of Sigma Chi SSCCOI Befh R'-1hU'0f K0fhY Opper, Julia Nowlin, Joan Simmonds, Shu.-gn Lambda get together for a group picture. They are: hop rowl Robinson and Miss Kleinpell,fSpo,.,so,,y Sharon McCarthy, Shelba Cross, Amos Buford, Peter Sroonian, Qmiddle rowl Carol Moore, Joan Horcha, Barbara Myers, Corine Thomas, Hermean Thompson, Hirst rowl Patsy McKinney, Nancy Hallsted, Karen Burns, Janet Rule and Janice Ball. Dave Van Hoorn reaches deep into his pocket to see if he has enough ROV' Fiffih Gnd K0flW'fYn Stubbs WGN P0fienflY in line 'O change to buy a Sigma Chi pencil from Julia Nowlin. Kathy Opper inspects Plf-'Ce fheif Order- the basketball schedule on the pencil she has lust purchased. V The Latin Club is composed of Latin students and is organized especially for their interests. The members are: Top Row Carol Brown Mary Jordan, Marianne Minardo, Melissa Bisbee, Carol Mitchell, Sheila Haley, Goanne Genovese, Linda Brown, Lois Jones Sara Sue McCormick, Priscella Whitt, Barb Clarkson, Sarah Dunaham and John Brooks. Row Two: Linda White, Joan Melick, Judy Gardiner Janet Bltzinger, Trudy Irwin, Nancy Heddon, Roleen Smith, Ann Zakrecky, Sandra Reinert, Jane Bingham, Gisele Gollan, Elsie Whitt Dorothy Keys and Ervin Adler. Row Three! Jacquelyn Woods, Margo Turner, Peggy Burton, Kathleen Richmond, Janet Husocki, Barbara Davis Marcia Matheson, Carol Noe, Darlene Derr, Sandra Baum, Joanne VanHollan, Brenda Capernan, Robert Strozier and Mrs. Benoit lfCff iff One of the Latin Club's annual proiects is to fill a box with food, toys and clothes for a needy family qt Christmas. Helping to make this family happy are: Mdxirle AlleI1,Harold Purcell Lawrence Collins, Duane White, Rachel Long, Jack Abernathy, Leroy Lott and Alan Gardner. .tl 5, ,A ' 15, Latin Club Sharon Colantonio, Jerry Romanowski, Ann Zakrecky, Gilda Sewell, Gerry Piesko and Bob Strozier are busily looking through reference books and magazines for additional information to include in their Latin notebooks. ,1., . K A., Jan Ball Mary Bell Karen Burns Sharon Bradt all of home room 'Ill are glvlng theur support to the Red Cross by making a book to send to a hospntal One of the most active organizations In our school and our country ns the Red Cross The members representatives of each home room at Northern are top row David Haller Erwin Adler Jerry Parr Rachel Long Bob Juno Don Feinstein Jlm Gute Sherman Naphler A J Wrllnams Ron Warren Ray Jones Barry McGhan W d d dSh B Red Cross Council Buy a decal? Theresa Butcher IS purchasung a Northern decal from Jan Boggs as Carolyn Woodard tries to persuade Carole Ruppel to buy one also Dean Bagnall Jum Eastman Ken Waters and Bob Arnold row two Rosalind Silver Claudla Thomas Sharon O Dell Sharon Church Jay Wesenlck Bob Attaway Jackie Berman Lynne Forker Helen Percy Karen Burns Beverly Brown Beth Anderson Shirley Lary Sheila Wilcox Merrie Lynn Asaro Dennis Wesley K s Y ... XR . A N 4 K T' ' H 'N . -f 1 ' - . K ' I xl 1 I I I , I I I V . l I I A I I I I I - 2 l J - ' J l l ' ' , ' ' 4 . . . I ' I I 1 I 1 I , r l l , , , , ' , , ' , I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' ' ' 1 1 4 1 I I l I D ' I I I I - V 1 I I ' , 4 of f A l 1 i r ef' u - H I I T , ' l Tr' f C - .. .v J r . ' A Y H Ay ' , ' . gt tl xv! M V , - , ' nf XX I 'I ,, , lOl Te Engrossed in a hot basketball game are several members of Teen Club, including David Johnson, AI Miller and Gary Morris. Dancing to the familiar beat of a current top seller are Jim Penrod and JoAnn Stitt. 102 The Northern Teen Club, sponsored by the Mott Foundation, meets every Wednesday night in Wildanger Field House. The purpose of this organ provide a time and place for teen-agers participate in sports, dancing and other activities. The Teen Club also sponsor 1 V Y 3. it 45 ' 1 Marcia Matheson, Carolyn Steinmetz, ization is to in this area to interesting s several Dave McCarius, Sally Cousineau and Jackie Vermette are watching lub l The girls at Teen Club are enioying a game of waterball while taking a dip in the Manley pool. They are: Linda Casler, Linda Foster, Betty Macksood, Janet Landers, Penny McLeod and Barbara Lee. dances during the year including cv large disc-iockey dance and others after the home basketball games. Through the work of this and similar organizations, Northern is striving to promote good sportsmanship a cooperation among its students and the teen-agers of Fl int. nd u.I L. do ,uf 5-it ,VX i I Joe wqllace, Sharon Oman, Carol Noe, Beth Anderson and Lucille Rose- bohm finish the bulletin board for Disc Jockey-O-Rama held on March 9, sponsored by the Teen Club. 103 me 1 S Tom Bunclc a HI Y member couldn t collect money for the T B Drlve fClSY 6l'10U9l'l Anxlous to contrlbute are Fred Breckenridge Ffank Banqck' Larry Arnold Marvm Hull and Jlm Sherman 104 HIY at assemblles conducted a T B drive and played In the annual HI Y vs Faculty game They are pnctured above top row Bob Murphy Dick Brooks Dale Stokes James Isom Ameen Howram Ken Stuce Berme Ellxs Dennt' -loles Vuto Salerno Hugh Root Frank Banackl and Duane Jones seated Jlm Adams DOUQ Papp Fans Howram Tom Bunclc Mr Lee sponsor l-Grry Arnold Earl Schaeffer Duck Morrlssett Ron Vanden belt and Larry Wright Steppm Stone The Stepping Stones sponsored by the Mott Foundation IS for the betterment of teen age gurls The gurls are taught to care for a home and family Among the members are top row Darlene General Costello Henderson Barbara Coleman JoAnn Glguere Mary Bell Mary Schaffer and Pamela Stevenson lseated Margo Peterson Helen Percy Dlxne Smxth and Earlene Richardson Y TT l l t l Q . ski ' ' we , I ,, - M l g , H ri Q , , ' During the year the Hi-Y members ushered 'rl I N - . . . I A l ' lil J 4 - In V 1 l 1 1 rl S A . ' -1 l 1 l Q 1 A M I ' N I l' ' l J 4 I ll ,f I I I . NMI c l' 1 1 l I I . . .- , u l . I I ' . . . . , r I . . I l U t 0 l T n -vl A 7 3 by , ,Q 1. T . I . I . v . - g V . . i l l , N I I . I I --if 8 ' A : J 4 I I . . . h ss Club Mr Lubes looks up In the chess rule book to see If the play lust com pleted by Gary Sternman and Stephen Baum was legal Russell Maguffee Richard Griffith and Arthur Rundell wonder about It too The mam goal of this club IS not only to make better Chess players but to promote sports manshlp IEHCE To help plan for the future these students partlctpated In the Science Falr held In Flint this year Some of them who helped to make this a great success are top row Russell Maguffee Arthur Rundell Dan Clemer John Daley Dave Haller Gary Steunman Stephen Baum Jum Gute Harold Purcell Chester Wnlson Rrchard Grlfflth Kart Nxchols and Don McDonald seated Mr Cochran SPOHSOI' Lynda Scheer Carolyn Geda Jamce Temple Lynn Forker Sandra Baum and Mr Pennock sponsor X3 T ,Qu- 55155 Stephen Baum checks the date ofthe Scaence Farr Us he looks GY the eXl1'b ln the display case l05 Wt E41 If ,ff , C l. . l 1 ' . - X P. M'x. S ' i so Club 1- - -' 'il' ' fb m y r 2 ik.. , , I . . .... . ' Q U1 - ' rc y , , ' pcHm'l'c' J,. A ' ' H c 1. ' ' Choir Deck the Halls itop rowl Bill Tytar, Anthony Williams, Dave Ruhula, Bob Strozier, Frances Haddad, William Clark, Raymond Burkett, Jerold Marve, James Qualls, John Temple, Melvin Patrick, Jan Conklin and Mr. Bumgarner, irow threel Shirley Mohan, Sandra Elton, Gail Taylor, Rollene Smith, Bob Abernathy, Dick Brooks, Bob Batey, Richard Hoag, John SarglS1 The music department at Northern gives students the opportunity to develop their talents and interests in the Field of music. The choir gives many performances throughout the year and has received many compliments for their fine efforts. itop rowl Shirley Lary, Pat Butkovich, Barbara Curtis, Marilyn Alles, Barbara Russell, Janet Carb, Kathryn Stubbs, Arville Stephen, Janice Carb, Sue Johnson, Sharilyn Allen and Mr. Bumgarnerg irow threel Ann Buffington, Ruth Ann Carlson, Christine Videan, Maxine Cole, JoAnn Griesler, Wylodean Thompson, Shirley Carlson, Juanita Roberts, Beth Jerry Buben, Chuck Fowler and Janice Strong, lrow twol Linda Scofield, Lois Jones, Freida Guthrie, Nancy Heddon, Gina Snyder, Pat Crothers, Benito Reed, Maxine Burton, Barbara Deer, Carol Moll, Darlene Tallman and Sharon Omen, frow onel Beverly Morgan, Karen Dukes, Lois Jones, Oneita Gay, Evelyn Keyes, Janet Rule, Elaine Friesorger, Trudy lrwin, Doris Cook, Elton Brown, Sondra Reinert and Pat Christie. The Glee Club and Choir also present their annual Christmas concert. lat left, Choir and Glee Club members decorate the tree for the Christmas program. fat rightl William Carroll hands Ann Taylor and Dale Adams the Christmas presents forthe teacher as Darlene Derr waits for hers. Anderson, Sharon Gardner and Danielle Dyer, lrow twol Sandra Hubbs, Joy Saxton, Kathie McGuffin, Susie McNeal, Sonia Nickolas, Zetan McMillan, Myra Newman, Deloryes Garcia, Mary Lou McKinley, Sondra Curp and Lillie Wilder, lrow onel Jane Lara, Linda White, Nancy Smith, Jackie Mackey, Janice Robinson, Janet Schmidt, Connie Holicki, Sally Elton, Carol Ferguson, Judy Benedick and Mary Dittman. All I want for Christmas is-- Glee Club Band members pictured are! lfifth raw, Gary Steinman, Ron Ryals, Delmar Jones, Ed Jones, Ron VandenBelt, Sheila Wilcox, DOH Severance, Joe Kendricks, John McCraeg lfourth rowj Joyce Fritzler, Ed Henneke, Jan Reaves, George Holt, Emily Haffner, Bob Juno, Linda Littell, John Warren, Fred Narrin, Dean Bagnall, John Long, Bonnie VanNatta, Jerry Florence, Jack Glann, Fred Gebstadt, Dave Stull, Jerry Jurk, Bob Calloway, Carol Hinton, fthird rowl Barbara Annabelle, Sharon McCarthy, Barbara Philo, Wayne Berryman, Dennis Wesley, Orlando Roberts, Dallas Raby, Tom Kreutzfeldt, Fred Breckenridge, Ralph Weber, Clyde :fri ,sr A amuse ,iiixili 0 h n IS lil-H-an-21 'V Lu-it ,vw 1 1-aniixwnuls, ,fl V t ' 'Wifi fisfle 'P ff f f 4 W- 1-lull 1' ,- ' .. new K QQ ' 1 v X.-Q. 4 an xffzrvz 3'pmumtf- 3 1 Y -: 11 fi: ' m r ' v ' . , k VVQ ,isgzxsfi - r St! 5 is ? at-Efwl 'www , ft Q- 'F F' 3 'tr' - 1 . i aaa vt ,W K t ,Y 4 1 wwe , ' 17 ' ,f , of f ' f V' fQfNl JL ,, f . 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V, 5. final 'hd 'Z - 2 - 1 4 113.5 -A ',g'lT'f:7f'3t'?4T7:'.--l5f7QfAf'5'f','ff'Vvf-9 '-255' we lewvli' Q l 'eg,E.if1! . . - 7' 'wig is-fi't::'1.fi'e+-srffilw ,Q ,,v,VjQ'.f,,xAr .f , 5, Familiar to the student body from 'V Qi' fi-1f4'. j,V,2.4j,Ig',-5,, ,3iW,is d. TfV previous years is high stepping Drum , .1 Q' 'iff U Malo' Danny Pool' Ji'Riff2'-if!5-fi255ifS75f?iflfgi' ,?'!g.Q. VAAQ V , VV V, VV , J, ...nwk , ,.,,w .vi-., , ., , ' H .. 1: ' -- 1. 'A It ft, ff . . , : VV -- During half time the band performs one of A HJ' ' 'J' wp' A' ' ' -3 r'- mi its new formations, a tulip. The band is one 108 Gibson, Jim Jarrett, Duane Poole, John Daley, James Spence, Leonard Copeland, fsecond rowl Lynne Oyler, Carol Diem, Janice Temple, Dan Elmer, Marilyn Proper, William Carroll, Ray Dilley, Roger Locke, Pat McKinney, Jim Burke, Darlene Jenereaul, Hugh Adams, Geoffrey Huggins, J. C. Borgman, Bernard Williams, Gayle Hunt, Tom Bastion, ffirst rowl Carol Moore, Brenda Todd, Lynda Scheer, Paul Borg, Shirley Mohan, Lynne Forker, Trudy lrwin, Ann Taylor, Maureen Collins, Gayle Beach, Isabelle Daley. 1 -M 1 tl' lx 'E xi 1? ? T? K . ' in Us L4 V ,- - Q- .Mez .si 1 .W Tlfitiize-if . .A-M.,.., of Northern s biggest boosters during football and basketball seasons Band The fast baton twirling of Drum Maior Russell Papworth draws shouts and cheers from the crowd. 109 WHS? ga nl 55 z A Sk, 'a1'B P5 if W' ZFYEEQZ anim Practice makes perfect. That seems to be the motto of these orchestra members who are: Joyce Richmond, Kathryn Conway, Isabelle Daley, Carolyn Geda and Patsy McKinney. orthe rn The orchestra which helps to promote the student's interest in music has many enthusiastic members who are: lstandingl Carol Brown and Mr. Walters, fback rowl Dale Adams, Ed Allison, Sharon Colantonio, Mary Shaffer, Ann Taylor, Jerry an-1-f' Tune-up is the daily requirement of these string instruments players who are: fstandingl Sharon Colantonio, Darlene Derr, Carol Brown, Ed Allison and Mary Shaffer, fseatedl Mary Flickinger, Leatha Huskey, James lsom, Beverly Miron, Dale Adams and Ann Taylor. Romanowski, Lynda Smith, Janice Swartz, Ron VanderBelt, Patsy McKinney and Carolyn Gedag Uront YOWJ Mary Flickinger, Leatha Huskey, Darlene Derr, James lsom, Beverly Miron, lsabelle Daley, Kathryn Conway and Joyce Richmond. 'Ill Grchestra We are very fortunate to have this beautiful pool added to our sports facnln tres Our sports program offers many opportunutnes for students Portucnpatnon un sports strengthens a person both men tally and pltysncally for building our age old dream of a better tomorrow. i Xxx I 1 W 'W A f Xswwt .W V 5 ffm! in t 5 2 - ww.-v-, ww W fag, 'E A-T '- Q A . f nn ..,,,,fs+i'f'f'i ,..'-- ,,,..f- ' . Will' f I' l BEEF -nn-H A.- ' ,,LNa rwfm ffwfaf' k r ? ',A,ff xff I f,f,.'f! 1' III Flo Football hampions City, Valley, State 'V A Andy MacDonald Head Coach i X , 4 'first ' w , T., ,wi .ff M W 1 -KM' it it ,- if 4,1 W 'K 1 Q K' 'hi .i ,S ff I , 9 X l' if , Nw.i.,a l K V , Al Miller was appointed captain by Coach Mac Donald, after Jerry Andersen's iniury which eliminated him for the rest of the season. VARSITY SCHEDULE-1956 Northern . . . . . Northern . . . Northern . . . . . Northern . . . . . Northern . . . . , Grand Rapids Catholic Central. . . . 19 Grand Rapids Union . 0 Ann Arbor .......... 0 Saginaw .......... . . 0 Muskegon ......... . 0 Northern . . - Bay City Central .... 21 Northern . -.-- Arthur Hill ......... 7 Northern . . . - - Pontiac ......... . . .'l2 Northern . .... Flint Central .... . . 3 4-v -Y ' Y . . -' -f . .I ' - WT, 'ix ' 1 ad ' Nr' Y V Lf - ' z 33-' A if ff' ' 3, ,i fi W' Fm! K Eg: if f i v J 3 li' ., , I N as N. I 1 . 'v - 4 1 .A I it tl ' , 4 H y fi. ., ' A ' ,J X- 1' 4 A 'Un fif: , . ,511 . Q. hw' ' 1 ' , - VT' , ,. - -4 'J ,Wai 12,3 ',.f',: . , ity'-1 wtf? A fi -1 . ' , rf .fin Jw- Q.. ' X i'l1'it-' ,,,g-4. W ,, ,L ,, M, .11-vox, ,, , s K, - , , .Ax rx, ,!,QA. .y wt, aw, , , ,H ,,q,,,1 .K , g X ,. , ,, .--f,..ff?g.a-sjsfa 43, -tiny .J + :Hy : wi Mug -,yyfjar ,Q K. , i if-'f.? A x. .f5.m'.3 imp., ,r '.oQf1 f,f.v-an ,-,'f1f,,,, ,412 Voted co-captains by the team are: John Sharp and Jerry Andersen. The starting lineup for i956 was: Cbaclctieldl Arden Relerford, Phil Gaines, Ken Waters and John Sharp, flinei Ron Warren A.J. Williams, Jerry Andersen, Tom Riutta, Gene McFadden, Wayne Collard and Al Miller. M., 'K of DQ .-Aft at .,ig,5,'.. , 1-21, Cafe-,. if ' , , V' ':G9'gL,? ' 'NSR 5 ,Q 1 J.,-.f - X5 ' f tm.-4-Q. fh----1,f--L 'nr flea br' , . nr f.- . ,, -H -,V , A4 'L ,1 QL, sf- W7 xi, X in Northern coaches are: Ron Hauglie, ends, Jim Creamer, centers and guards, Fred Crawford, J.V. line, Mac Valleau, J.V. backfieldf Ed Krupa, linebaclcers and tackles, Bill Adams, backfieldp and Andy Mac Donald, head coach. These seven men gave many hours of valuable help to the players, and are to be congratulated on coaching the Champs. 5 W . g ig .. f ' 1- A A . V- Q- f fi - ef' L, . A .V K Q 'li F dx 'sf I lg : V J R . . 1 A Q' A gm ' E 2 , , 5 Y I ' V Additional players are Bob Arnold, Larry Arnold, Clifford Carr, Larry Collins, Jack Erwin, Ron Goldstein, Sylvester Holt Willie Junior, Jerry Nagy, Fred Paul, Ken Paul, Jim Penrod, Jerry piesko, Arnold Riggs, Eddie Roberts, Fred Waters, Elvin Wright. Ernest Rison, who was moved up to the Varsity, is pictured onthe J. V. squad. The seniors were: fbaclc rowl Jim Boulton, Len Marks, Arden Relerford, Wilbur Aaron, AI Miller, and Bob Murphy, fmiddle rowl Larry Wright, Howard Brown, Frank Williams, Richard Brown, Ken Waters, John Dennis and Jim Stimson, ffront rowj Ron Warren, A.J. Williams, John Sharp, Coach Mac Donald, Jerry Andersen and Wayne Collard. xi' 124, Northern High's football team, which was heralded as undisputed State Champion by all polls, had its closest call in the first game when the Vikings nosed out Grand Rapids Central, 21-19, in a thriller. Three long T D runs by John Sharp, Arden Relerford and Phil Gaines, gave them the victory with Relerford's three consecutive conversions making the difference. The Vikings' next four games were won on whitewashes as they scored a 28-0 win against Grand Rapids Union, 33-0 over Ann Arbor, 40-0 over Saginaw and 26-0 against Muskegon. Then came what sports writers called the high school game of the year as the Vikings edged Bay City Central, 24-21, on Relerford's 22-yard field goal. ln the next two contests, the Norsemen crushed Arthur Hill 140-71 and had little trouble with Pontiac 132-121. Northern's fighting eleven ended a perfect season by defeating its arch-rival Flint Central, 20-8, in the Turkey Day game. Against Grand Rapids Union, Northern's grid squad began its shutout SYYWQ-Here halfback Arden Relerford bulls for a gain in the 27-0 victory Other Norsemen are Gene McFaddenfon groundi and AI Miller. John Sharp lets fly with a block as fleet Phil Games races up field during ,he Ann Arbor game. Moving up to block are Luke Waters 30 and Wayne Collard 45 The Vikings avenged three previous Pint sized Phil Gaines returns a punt for a TD in the Ann Arbor game, but the six-pointer was S7 v wg' 'S . iq :S X' r A i 1 A . Q A K . 7 . M. -k . A ,V 5 Left end Al Miller sprints into the end zone, ' A A 'LA MA A Etlrcglilizljrs azigslg Aijiiezlsgl. from quarterback' Also pictured are Luke Waters 1301 and Jerry Andersen l6i2l. The triumph was Northern's fifth in as many games and its fourth Sh'-HOU? In 0 YOW- 'er- 1 The 'I956 Michigan high school game of the year was iusfly named. Over 16,000 fans iammed Atwood Stadium to watch Northern whip Bay City, 24-21, on Arden Rele,-fo,d'S field goal. pictured After a brief first half scare, the Viking gridders walloped Pontiac, 32-12. John is John Sharp, writ!-,ing his way pcs, ,wo wolves Sharp skirts his right end in the above picture. No 36 is guard Ken Paul. Luke Waters for Q 63.ya,d fouchdown. fbelowl romps to the Pontiac ll after receiving a fourth down fake punt pass from Al Miller. ln the 26-0 win over Muskegon, halfback John Sharp rips off a sizeable gain. COI'1VefSl0l l I A bertson A195561 M' M gauuq ugh, 43, I .- 1 at Xb GAR ' my ua-tg., f..i Q-n- My '.i-nfs' '-4l3ivk f'i!'n'... John Sharp dashes 33 yards for Northern s second touchdown This score came with four minutes left In the flrst half Hnmlllnkh U-Gil' as lyx .4 'VA 'J Ygg Y M' .W ,Q-U' M... W J. .fm -nw, as Lisa! f5H' wr 3 'i Q 'wif f:i5..'?:!' W -, -fa ,WW w , , Aw ,154 ..., 1,2-.f mfifw-,fs.d..4-' fn, jwv Wi 651' YW 'Fda we A-Sf 'M' 1 Q orthern FootbaH Phil Gaines, Northern's fleet half- back, is shown outrunning Central de- fenders on a 57 yard touchdown sprint. 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'f P xii. ,qu ' sfzlfg, A I '...- 's.'QeQ -5- Xf' . ze., -Q 4. aug! ff' fi-Isl Northern's football squad had its best season since 1950. The backfield was hailed as the fastest backfield in Viking history. Halfbacks Arden Relerford and John Sharp along with center Wilbur Aaron were all-state first stringers. Al Miller, Ron Warren, Wayne Collard and Luke Waters won all-state honorable mention honors. In the Valley, Northern had four on the first team. They were Miller, Aaron, Sharp and Relertord. On the second team were Warren and Junior fullback, Phil Gaines. Northern also dominated the city squad, nailing eight of the eleven positions-Miller, end, Collard and Gene McFadden, guards, A. J. Williams, tackle, Tom Riutta, ce'nter, Sharp and Relerford, half- backs, and Gaines, fullback. Upon receiving this pass Sharp fights his way to the Central 14. On the next series of downs Arden Relerford plunged over from the two yard line and converted, giving Northern a 20-8 victory in the annual Thanksgiving Day classic. F 'fi-fn. wage?-5 5,23 S' A fi A '- A Nhbgaf g Mg 'f ?-ft -. 1' - fi v 'if 1 ,r ,t S Q 3 wt Jig 'IK I r 9 5 if E.. g R' lg . V X QF-Q KA?-3' Q if we Rewards For The Champs Wallace Dutkowskl left representing Northern lettermen onthe lettermen s night presents Principal Guy Houston wlth a large plcture of hum as he appeared In his fnfth year of coaching at Northern The presentation was made between halves ofthe Muskegon tllt The pncture now hangs In Wlldanger Fleld House Co captains John Sharp and Al Miller middle left receive the Flint Journal Valley Trophy from Doug Mlntllne Journal sports wrlter Muller and Sharp lower right receive the Detroit Free Press State Championship Trophy from Hal Schram sports wrlter for the Free Press Coach Andy MacDonald lower left Co captalns Sharp and Muller and Principal Guy Houston are shown here admiring The Detroit Times Trophy George Maskm middle right prep sports editor ofthe Detroit Times presents the Times State Champnanshlp Trophy to John Sharp and Al Muller FN 3 I 1, 4 sv it 1 1 Q l 2 MY M'f'fl'ne Center Und DY SPe 'C0 MYefSlf'Ql1f Wayne Collard IS plctured recelvlng his letter from SUPel nfendenf Ol SCIWOOIS W0fCh Ken wf-'lfefs 05 he coach MacDonald at the letter awarding following the recelves hls letter from Coach MacDonald at the annu fwkey dmne, al football banquet on December 6 orthern Junior Varslty J V Football Schedule Sophomore Schedule Northern 0 Afhengn Northern Cenfml Northern Saginaw Noffhern Bay Cnty Central Northern Flushing Northern Arthur Hull Northern Por-mac Northern 26 Fllnt Tech Reserves 6 Northern 25 Lapeer Northern 20 St Mikes top row Charles Edmonds Bob Yount Tom Shedd Tom O Hara Paul Kovach Curtls Davld Fred Wllllams row sux Ball Whlte Jerry Radley Jerry Plesko Jack Abernathy Dennis Wrnght Prescott Stlmson Richard Vaughn row fave Hosle Rushing Anthony Wulluams Reginald Richardson Bob Hamxlton Don Meade Ed Adamson Art McGee Calvin Wllllams row four Bull Pemberton Dave Murray Mlke Mooney Jerry Albee Fritz Heinemann Ameen Howranl Ed Brown Ed Jankowskl row three Rufus Jenkuns Earl Bryant Gene Nelson Danny Terrell Ernie Rlson Ronald Yarbrough George Fisher Matt Taylor row two Jum Wllllams Harvey Martln Henry Morgan Roger Lee Charles Jones Terry Doppler Danny Spencer Eugene Csape row one Harold Hayward Leroy Lott Lonnle Collins Bull Palmer Jerry Romanowskl Gary Jones Jerry Dlckenson Sidney The Sophomores are puctured with the J V s JF. Q Y' 'V-2 f- 3' WASQV' ' ' 1 lc T .Q - six G. - - c J . - m, - ' -- - T 0 ' 14 1 6 Ig . 3 I3 6 , 38 . lg . ' 2 13 ' 12 4 5 I I I , l I . .I .. 1 it . 5 . . I .. I . . I . I I I I . .. if 5 . I I . I I I . I . .ll I .if . 3 . I . I. . , 'I , I , I ,I ,I sl l l it , Q A 2 . . B 1 B -- .5 , A ' 'A X 3, J X A N QS ' f C for 1' A X A 1 . xl VM, A I' Cross Country These flve boys led Northern s Cross Country team to thelr best season nn elght years They are Fred Burgett Curtls Stevens Jlm Lynch Jlm Johnson and Jlm Moore Northern placed fourth their best posrtnon snnce 1948 an the State Cross Country Meet held at Ypsn lanh November 3 Lansmg Eastern copped first place with 69 pomts to take top honors for the second straught year Sagrnaw Arthur Hull wmner of the Valley meet placed second dupllcatmg their Reglonal results They had 128 points Wnth a total of 155 points Jackson cap tured third Northern s Jlm Moore led the Vulung harrlers fm ushung 18th Following hum were Curt Stephens 1291 Jlm Lynch 41 Fred Burgett 43 and Jlm Johnson 48 Coach Badar has nothmg but hugh regard for runners such as Stephens Moore Lynch Burgett and Johnson the nucleus of the Varslty Squad who have molded the team whnch he repeatedly has called the best team rn Northern s history Although the 1948 team fumshed thurd IH the State meet the overall record of this year s squad ns much better The only loss thus season on the regular schedule was to Sagmaw Arthur Hull runner up In the Statel Northern defeated flve other squads four of whnch were Sagmaw Valley competitors v Q g..--o- The members of the 1956 Varsuty Cross Country Team are stondmgl Davnd Wult fmanager John Temple Jerry Rvdley Jlm Lynch Fred Burgett Jlm Moore Joe Monroe Jlm Johnson fkneelmgj Andy Lavacs Gerald Keely Curtns Stevens and Coach Norbert Badar . , . . . I I . I . I . , ' ' ' ' ' l 1, l lf ' l 1 I . .- , , .I ' I I I I . . . . p . . . I I ' 1 1 . . - . n I :I n n . I I n . 1 , ' . . . , . I 4 - , . . . . . - , , I ' I . I l ' . Q L gf 1 .. 1 - r 1 ds' F7 f 14 C 5' T 4 1 , ' X! 9 A 1 A O as Q ,Q fi ,. W, o l ' 4 1 - V C '...-p:-q-v- 5 V . , V I . I A yi ,T -y H xyt, A ' 1 l ' ' ' 1, , I I l I I I I I . I . I 1 . 122 Vnkmg Cross Country runner .lvm Lynch IS seen here flnushmg second against the Valley Champnons Arthur Hull Seen on the left are Bully Bra show Ddnny Pool Coach Norbert Bador and Ronald Fitch X The members of th Wnllnams Frank Voake Verdun lrwm Adler N Two of Northern s best Cross Country runners Jlm Moore left and Fred Burgett are seen here Jam Moore who has been one of the Vlkmgs fmest two-mnlers thus sea son flnnshed frrst among the Vuklng Harriers nn the State Meet 9. I 'W e Reserve Cross Country Team are top row Kent Van Belols Jlm Whatlmg Russ Thornell Bernard s Bob Mlkesell Terry Purcell .lnm Spencer Tom Fusher fbottom row Jam Stlmson Bob Juno Roy oah Shumpert Bull Mocko Larry Slgullnsky Richard Hoag Percy McGowan ond Kurt Nichols 123 f u M l A ' in M!! . ' . C 5 Nazi ' 'Q , . P VM W V I A ' l U. . v .I . . - 'TTT A ...W I . . . . . ,I l PM er' ' 'X 'A ,TL K Xl wfkll A 1 :xx , I X 'Y .K Q E 3 I 1 2 1 L, f T f T N1 Lf X ' f Y' r . 1' I , l 3 t T' To V I K l 1' A . .3 If l ' I ' ' I , l Q I . I l I I . I g I l l I I I Varsit Basketball l a' WW a ' .-Wi... , x 1. -...4 x ill .. K f ...eg ...M s 'X Varsity basketball coach, .laclx Marlette. Mud year graduates of the varsity basketball team are Fred Burgetf Al Muller and Kur! GFIPBHYYOQ Members ofthe varslfy baskelball team are left Reggae Glllarcl Arnold Riggs Charles Tillman Jrm Reese enter Dave Gannon Gene Nelson rlglwfl Maurice Woodson Earl Bryan? Cllfl: Carr Garyffhamborl 124 l ' il l ' ' , ' . ' ,' :Lc l , il' ' , , ' .- . R, xu 3v.'i 2 .X ,ma ,f F I U-gffgh A55 'fmwgw xspfw ,,,,,,. He w' Q ,ff J If fy fir' x.,. if .. Q, ,f ff 4 4 go 'fix X Q SQ 'r 'f U ' 1 , .1 1 32 Bky QQ -s 7 :fs F 1 js ff-nf' W...-v Jlm Reesek52 of Northern has outstretched arms as has Central S Ed Kgqke 30 Up In the alr and reaching for the ball IS Tom Bell l34 f Central Up for o shot goes Cluff Carr of Northern as Doug the shot Cliff Carr 51 of Northern and Bull Ringer 'l-'1 of Central appear to be holdmg hands and krsslng the ball as they collide during the Northern Central game Northern s Jlm Reese pictured above Whether Duane Bates IOJ of Central IS scared or trying to scare IS the bug QUGSNOI1 but Northern s Reg Glllard takes no chances and comes to a halt ln the back ground IS Ron Warren 53l 126 . R .. T., 2' fl f r. f, V 5 l '17 i Cz rl' l l-1. xr lf f X , - 'M' , ' 1 c 5- ' ' ' l 0 '- J Waldron of Central makes a last futile attempt to block I ' l l ' ' l l 7 .N h . . I h . 1 A l 1 he 1' ' fl at 4 of ,B N I of r V t gt, A 5,-' s Cnty Regional Champions 1 VARSITY Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Pontuac s Dave Dnem goes up for a shot along wlth Northern s Jim Reese guardvng Vlkung Phnl Games looks On Northern l956 57 team started out the season with three successuve wtns However the next three games dtd not prove profitable for the Norsemen ln the flrst clty game against Central the Vlklngs lost a close game by the score of 35 38 Coach Jack Marlette then rearranged the llne up to try to fund the wlnnlng comblnatlon ln the following two Central games the Vlkmgs defeated Central 61 36 63 46 to WIFI the clty champlonshxp Thus put the Vlklngs Into Regional play offs at the l M A Coach Marlette s Vlklngs were vuctorlous there also wuth wxns over Lansing Eastern Pontlac and Central From there the Vlklngs went to Ypsllantn to play IH the Quarter Finals where they were defeated by Detroit Eastern 62 S0 Thus was the end of a brnlllant comeback for the Vikings BASKETBALL SCHEDULE l956 57 Grand Rapids Catholic Central Saginaw Arthur Hnll Lansing Sexton Port Huron Fllnt Central Pontiac Bay Cnty Central Lansmg Sexton Saginaw Arthur Hull Fllnt Central Pontiac Fl :nt Central Regionals Lansmg Eastern Pontnac Central Quarter Flnal s East Detrolt Northern s Clifford Carr out scraps Lanslng Eastern s Mxke Westfall for the rebound 127 Junior Varsity Basketball Top row: Ken Paul, Mike Gasperich, Mike Holaly, Lawrence Collins Jim Penrod Fred Paul. Bottom row: Bob Hamilton, Pat Manley, Dennis Wright, Charles Jones John Gillian and Coach Ed Krupa. Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern J . V. Schedule Grand Rapids Saginaw Arthur Hill Lansing Sexton Port Huron Central Pontiac Bay City Sexton Saginaw Central Pontiac Bay City Mike Holaly will try a tree throw as Jim Penrod Bob Hamilton John Gillian Charles Jones Ken Paul Pat Manley Mike Gosperich Lawrence Collins Fred Paul ond Dennis Wright wait for rebound 28 ' 43 ' 44 ' 38 ' 54 43 43 A 55 ' Sl 35 ' Northern 55 Arthur Hill 51 50 . 66 l l28 -Q Receiving his basketball letter for the 1956-57 This trophy is the symbol of suc- seoson is Al Miller at the annual basketball banquet. cess that the Northern cagers achieved Handlng him the award is Coach Jack Marlette In becoming the Regional Champs of 1957 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Grand Blanc Central Tech Davison Kearsley Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Tech Kearsley Davison Central Pontiac Players on the sophomore basketball team are Ucneelmgl Fritz Hememan John Matus Bob Arnold Charles Gondol Dick Richards Bob Albee Larry Slgullnsky fstandlngl Ed Vickers Orlando Roberts Bob Juno Roy Anderson Eugene Csapo J C McKenzie and Stan Mulllner 129 53 38 36 50 33 42 52 30 49 ' 46 ' 43 28 31 49 48 ' Northern 39 POl lflOC Northern 37 Central The members ofthe varslty wrestlmg team who recelved awards ln the fnrst valley wI'eSfl'f'9 Trophy for first place and mee' are 5fCnd'f 9 DU 9l A 1ClefS0nl2nd Rex Darlington 3rd Ernle Rlson 2 d Wlll e medal for Second place Junior l2nd George Bradshaw 2nd Sam Evans 2nd and Mlke Suskl 3rd kneelxng Lafvell BUCl10'10f1 2nd MUN'-'el Holcolm lst Howard Brown lst and John Shar lst Northern Northern Northern Northern Demonstrating how to make a pm are lohn Sharp and Ed Jankowskl under the watchful eye of Coach Ron Hauglle Closely watching members ofthe wrestling team are lkneellng Wilbur Aaron Leonard Marks Wlllle Junior Mike Suskl Ernie Rlson Howard B George Bradshaw Danuel Anderson and Larvell Buchanon Standing Jerry Dickenson Everett Dodds Ron Goldstein David ROQGVS am Evans Wrestllng the oldest of all known competltlve sports IS the newest varsity sport to come to Northern Opening :ts flrst season un regular Valley competition, the Vlklngs grappelers have complled a fine record Coach Hauglle also feels that with a little more exper :ence the wrestling team could become one ofthe finest teams In the Valley JZ Northerns T l Buchanan IS In the act of pnnnmg get Bay Cnty Handys Dave Ralph nf axis Trylng to get In shape by workung hard seems to be the motto of these boys They are foreground Manuel Holcolm Mike SUSkI Darrel Anderson and Larvell Buchanon Centerl Ernie Ruson, Howard Brown, George Bradshaw and Rex Darlmgton Background Davld Rogers and Danny Spencer 131 Bill Adams Head Baseball Coach l Varsh 1957 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April May June ll 15 18 20 22 25 29 4 13 I6 18 3 Kearsley Kearsley Lansing Sexton Cranbrook Saginaw Saginaw Pontiac Port Huron ldouble headerl Bay City Bay City Hazel Park ldouble headerl Arthur Hull Arthur Hill Pontiac Central Central BasebaH Jim Creamer Assistant Baseball Coach Pictured are Northern s l957 Varsity squad top row Sy Holt Gene Csapo Larry Christian Al Lorence .lim Hale Sid Weycker and Bob Arnold middle row Tom Rlutto Jerry Wagner Charles Tillman Dave Gannon Jlm Penrocl Bill Bracken Ed Roberts and Ernie Rlson front row Mike Holaly Jack Erwin Bob Starr Coach Bill Adams Howard Brown Ken Paul and Larry Arnold 20 ' 23 ' 27 ' A 6 ' ' ' :C l , , , ,' ,' il' 7 ' . . ' . ,' ,' l ' il r .1 1 A 1 , 132 l CATCHERS - The candidates for the catching duties are Micky Holaly Ed Roberts and Bob Arnold INFIELDERS The candidates for plugging up the holes In the diamond are as follows Howard Brown Gene CSUPO Tom Rlutto Jack Erwin Lee Johnson Ken Paul and Sud Weycker OUTFIELDERS Candidates for flychaslng onthe Varsity are as follows Larry Arnold Ernie Rlson Bull Bracken Jim Penrod and Sy Holt 133 fs V Pm le t Q fi. ,xl ol , Q if , I - . . . . : I ' I 1 I 1 1 l ' , ' ' ' . . . 7.777 V . , I I I 5X ,,.. i The CO Captains of the Varslty squad are Make Holuly Bob Starr and Howard Br0wr1 The players making up the numerals 1957 are Sy Holt Jnm Hale Sud Weycker and Larry ArnOld PITCHERS Hurlers on the squad are Jim Hale, AI Lorence, Bob Starr, Dave Gannon, Jerry Wagner Charles Tillman and Larry Clwrlstlan 134 fl ,X l A V - I, L g I I s l 5 if 5 ' ffl . J fy ,....,, X- Q X Ii I' Q , if X x Coach Bull Adams vs seen here standlng over has srx returning lettermen They are as follows Ken Paul Howard Brown Jack Erwln Bob Starr and Larry Arnold 1957 J V BASEBALL SCHEDULE Aprll Sf Mlchqelg ay Fllnt Tech J V lsophomoresl Mandeville FGHTOFI Flmf Tech Flint Tech J V sophomores Saqmaw J Flint Tech Sqgmgw J Central J V Pontiac J Pontiac J V Central J V 1 XXX L' 51 56 'N ill fi, A. The 1957 Junnor Varsity consists of ftop row Bob Batey Mlke Lott Ed Brown James Eastman Ray Garza Louxs Moody Roger Locke and Ray Brotebeck row threel Bob Hamilton Pat Manley Tom Shedd Paul Martin Nick Devantler Jon Marsh John Paxton and Coach Jlm Creamer row two Dan Johnson Al Genovese Arlm Boone Harold Hayward Ed Vlclcers Duck Embertan Arnette Rvson and Bob Yount front row John Gaspar Larry Srgullnsky Charles Gondal Roy Anderson Dave Wllllams Wesley Shumpert and Manley Deshong 135 ' 15 . - ' M 2 ' . . 16 ' 6 18 ' 9 ' - - C 1 22 ' . V. 16 ' 25 ' . V. 17 - - 29 ' . V. 27 ' . . 31 P . . .. ' f 5 ,AAF h :,, TA A 7 fl 1 1 ' ef 1 gf ' 7 1 l J Qi' 1 ' XG 4 xx Q Q55 9 K. L H X 1' r ,fx 1 . , I K E -37: , ,1 I R7 7 f L ml I Rl Q y ' , - Y Q it 4 I ' 1 , fi W Vg 1 I .V V, x4 xx, a 1' -A42 tx If Q1 I ' L. 1. l , , L9 1 . ml I, A fr A 71.21 ,J 1 1 , . . . I 5 I . I I I I . if ' , , , A , ' ' , , ' 1 1 1 , . ' , , ' , ' , ' 5 C 1 , ' ' , , , Track Coaches--Badar and Crawford. Coach Badar talks over the coming track season with Coach Crawford. Coach Hauglie is pictured with the wrestling team on page 130. T ra C k 1957 TRACK SCHEDULE March 30 Huron Relays April 2 Arthur Hill 5 Arthur Hill lnvitationals 12 Bay City 16 City Championship 20 Mansfield Relays 23 Saginaw 27 Central Michigan Relays 30 Pontiac May 3 Valley 11 Regional 18 State Meet 21 Non Grad Track may be the oldest of all known sports, but it is certainly one of the earliest. The basic idea of track and field-to build one's body and reflexes-was first incorporated in the earliest Olympic games of ancient Greece . The 1957 track team, according to Coach Badar, may prove to be one of the finest ever at Northern. There are many returning lettermen from last year's runner-up Class A Championship team. The thinclads possess depth and experience in most events. -Timm lll M,,,,...w-uv Q Nw I ff' 44' M QQ .4 rf' Q 5 we 'sn hw, 3 HURDLERS ore Leon McGee Reggle Glllard Lloye Flynn Orlando Roberts and Robert Calloway POLEVAULTERS ore lstondlngl Gene Nelson George Fisher. l- -l- Muddy, lkneelmgl Jerry Dlcl4er1S0f1, Terry Purcell, Frank Vockes, George Johnson, ond Erwin Adler. 137 Q 2 g 5 r ' R Rl ' V 3 V .. G ::,2:E,., ' l G ,:,.,. :,, :R 3' x 'G A xr ,M ff ,G - 6 1 VA, Rf' 2 N I ..'- ' r I: : 5. 2: u . 'Q fl r kv 'al . 5... 'fa K 4 I r 4. K lv, ' , ll K HE V I I xx ' U. 2-f R l v I E ,wg , , l Rui., -iv e'-V 'J' lk-,,fL,.,g f ,MT YJ.. .. K K SPRINTERS AND 440 are fstandlngl George Washlngton Phnl Games George F,she, Scott Relerford Earl Bryant Ron Goldstein fkneellngl Ruckey Brown John Sharp and John Dennis 880 AND MILERS are fstondlngl Jlm Stamos Bob Mlkesell Frank Voakes Percy McGowan Calvin wlllIGmS lkneelmgl Joe Monroe Curtus Stephens Jlm Lynch Fred Wallace and Harvey Martm HIGH JUMPERS are Phil Games Gene Nelson Colbert Rushung George Washington Orlando Roberts John Gllllom Calvm Wullnams Lloye Flynn L J Muddy Earl Bryant and Reggae Gnllard 138 I ' I I I I 1 . : I I I I I I I ' Iununausnmew ' ' -'M g K ll ' Ng,-... : I I I I I 1 , , . . , . 4-sg 5a55f?' is is nl ru May nm moore one of Northern s hurdlers clears one rn practice Two of Northern s record holders are Bernard Wllllams and Jam Johnson 1957 RESERVE TRACK SCHEDULE Bentley and Mandevulle Indoor Events Davison and Dye Bentley Swartz Creek Atherton Mandeville County C Prelrmunarles County C Flnals Reserve track men are top row Ed Jankowskl Jerry Nagy Jerry Dickenson Dan Spencer Terry Purcell Carl Helder-trench Bob Mlkesell Terry Doppler Jim WIllI0mS Dave Murray row two Cal Wrlllqms Dennis Wright Erwm Adler Gerry Ridley Frank Voakes Colbert Rushlng Joe Washington Ron Goldstein bottom row Noah Shumpert Monk Colllns Fred Waters Percy MCGOWOY1, Jtm Stamos, Joe Kendrlx, Robert Calloway and Scott Relerforcl. 139 Go f GOLF SCHEDUL E April Grand Blanc Bay Cnty Central Sagmaw Flint Tech Central May Pontlac Bay Cnty Central Central Arthur Hull Regionals State Finals Northern s l957 golf team will start this season with two returning letterman Under the supervision of Jack Marlette they hope to have a VICYOYIOUS season The 'l957 golf team consists of flVe members Pictured are Coach Jack Marlette Tom BUFICIC Mike Goode Fritz Heinemann Duck Koch and Dallas Plper 140 I L ,i I ' 15 18 ' 22 ' 25 ' 29 ' y 2 . 6 ' ' 7 , 9 ' , 'IO ' 18 ' f l 1, ... ,, YU 7 ...vjfm J 1 XX 1 D 5 .R , ff e 2 X - 3 I keeps an eye on make believe ball as he follows through on a number 5 Sl l0f 223 om Bunclc.fl1e other letterman, carefully Prachclng his :ron shots ns Mlke Goode, one of fhe fw0 returnxng letterman of lust year s golf team Coach Jack Marlette helps Fritz Heinemann to obtaun I I k h Duck Koclna new comer to the 1eam,demonstrates correct s an! with l'1ls C ub Heinemann I5 a roo le on T e 9 Olf qeum the proper way to address ball. 'l4'l e lm 31? f 2 I' f 1 .AL s . ,A , gl, ' x lf, l l TQ I ' - Y' ' . . ' Q l s - , , ' Q ' V 3 y 'si E 3 41 . 1 X 4 ' l I , g Q l . 7 wlth no returning lettermen Under the coaching of Ed Krupa they hope to bulld a wmmng team Tenni TENNIS SCHEDULE rll May Central Lapeer Pontiac Bay Cnty Arthur Hull Tech Saginaw Central Bay Cnty Lapeer Arthur Hull Pontiac Saginaw Regionals Members ofthe Varslty tennis team are lkneelnngl Fred Breckenrldae Jack Abernathy Denms Wesley Lloyd ott Dallas Ruby and Charles Salerno standlngl Coach Ed Krupa Bob Juno Delmar Jones Ed Jones on Vcndefbell Jesse Johnson and Wxlllam Carroll w Ap ' 9 ll I2 ' l6 ' l9 ' 22 . 23 ' 26 29 ' 2 7 . 10 ' 'ld ' l7-l8 ' The l957 tennis team will start the season M ' I l ' I I ' l42 V , - -wh k .flmafh . Ed Jones and Delmar Jones match their skull In a doubles match agalnst Fred Breckenridge and Jack Abernathy 4935? wi A 'eWC0mef, B05 JUFI0, demonstrates the use ofthe forehand and backhand shot 3 Swimming Co-Captains, of Northerns tankers are Frank Voakes, ifrontl and Ron Fitch. Northern's tankers had a rough first year when they couldn't buy a victory. Co-Captain Frank Voakes was the best swimmer as he holds one record himself and shared in two relay team records. One good thing Coach Fred Crawford can look forward to next season is that all the swimmers will be returning with the exception of Ron Fitch and Jim Adams. The team of Voakes, Carl Convis, Terry Purcell and Mike Shields holds the city record in the medley relay. Qualifiers for the state swimming meet were Voakes, Purcell and Craig Larion. Voakes qualified 400 yard free style while Purcell qualified in the backstroke. Craig Larion, a newcomer on the team, qualified in diving- Craig Larion is demonstrating a front dive pike. Pictured here is Northern's swimming team, fbottom rowl Gary G00def 0U9l 1 Carl C0nVi5f JEVVY Romonowskif Bob Calloway, Carl Heidenrich, Craig Larrionp lmiddle rowl Dick Emberton, Fred Waters, Tom Ol-tara, TerryDoppler, Bill Carroll, Frank Vgqkegl Jim Adams, Kirt Nichols, ltop rawl Manager, Phil Fronts, Terry Purcell,Tom Shedd, Bob Mikesell, Coach, Fred Crawford, Ron Fitch, Dallas Roby, Don Spoch, Jim Willeams, Mike Shields. it 'as 5 f'z '! L,'wX,4 KX On the sfarfmg board ln the Saginaw meet are foreground Tom Sheed B05 MIIKGSSH D n Wyman and urfls Bland The flI'Sf two are Viking iankers qqfdh Unfangle thus one This double exposure shows CVUIQ Larlon above doing a half garner and Carl Heldenrelch donng a full gamer Ron Fitch IS seen here taking to the water from the starting board against Saginaw Eastern 145 Girls Swimming Splash' That will be the next sound as Mrs Campbell instructs Judy Campbell on the art of diving Getting some pointers as they watch are Patricia Cooley Jeanette Blanford and Janet Blanford Miss Powers records the tests these girls have passed while they wait for the next one. The girls are Susan Besant, Lynn Wright, Judy Benedick, Judy Hoyt, Darlene Peterson, Carol Pett, Pat Hill, Marlene Qoedike and Jacquelyn Woods. M6 Cheerleaders Practice' Practice' Practnce' Arletta Johnson IS helpung Mcxune Muller Suzanne Weston Sandy Berry Charlotte Shelb Judy Benedlck Shella Haley and Ann Zakrecke to learn c cheer Dressed In thelr unnforms and ready to cheer our team on to Cross Sharon Smith Joan Simmonds and Arletta Johnson V I K and the cheer continues Every Wednesday after school the cheerleaders practuce an Wlldanger Fneld House Here Carole Snmonton Susie McNeal Pat Stevens Arletta Johnson and Jaan Simmonds go through their motions 147 . U . I . I . . . . I I I Y, I u victory are Susie McNeal, Carole Simonton, Pat Stevens, Shelba I . 1 I - I I , I I . . . 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