Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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.' 'B +int ' ' if ffl A I I f . A' I A X . t , 'ig I ' I. 'rye A I If Kxfx . . . Em x-I

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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-

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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 -