Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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'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 . , . . . .

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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

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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 . . . . . . .