Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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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

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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.