Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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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

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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 . . . . . . .

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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