Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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6 O O + ? 'QI' Tm- ' -1' sz 'Suse ' 533'-24:ye s ,W Nm Jr ' U fy! - nxt X , is wsgiii if X 4' Hilti. iii, Seeming to enjoy their work are these Journalism I students who are in a convenient production line making shakers for the most exciting assembly ofthe year, the Thanksgiving pep assembly. ,fi-s -le? The senior members ofthe team are fully aware ofthe responsibility which they have as they approach the last football game they will play at Northern. Each is looking forward to a victory which will be an exciting climax to their high school career. Standing as they are introduced for the last time are Phil Gaines, Jim Jarret, Pat Ogden, Fred Wallace, Dan Terrel, Eddie Roberts, Tom Riutta, Ernie Ri son, Gerry Piesko, Ken Paul, Fred Paul, Jerry 'um '55 .M , f r .Mr WW g K W , -.as fi Nagy, Dave Murray, Gene McFadden, Willie Junior, Sy Holt, Dave Gannon, Jack Erwin and Jim Hale. We are grateful to the above people for making Our Thanksgiving pep assembly such a great success. They are Sam Carpenter lViking lettermani, Mr. Richard ieitzner ffeqcheri, Mr. Andy MacDonald lcoachi, Jim Gute CStudent Council presidenti, Ed Henneke l'l2A president Gnd lD0l'1Cl memberi, Pat Smith C123 presidenti, Mrs. Marilyn Steele 14

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lemdale. The Northern Teen Club, sponsored by the Mott Foundation, meets every Wednesday night In Wnldanger Fleld House The meetungs are conducted by the pres ldent, Mickey Holaly who was elected by the members ot Teen Club at the beglnnlng ot the year The organ rzatuon provides a time and place for teen agers to participate In basketball pmg pong, swlmmmg, danc mg and other lnterestunq actlvltles During the year the Teen Club sponsored a clty wade dlsc gockey dance Five popular drsc lockeys from the Flunt radio statlons spun the top records The Teen Club also sponsored a clothlng drive tor the Bug Sister and Brother orgamzatnon Vlkmgs look forward every Wednesday nrght for fun and excltement at Teen Club 'Nu Mary Breckenridge and El alne Klosterman enloy a fast game of plng pong whsle Gary Guest Bud Strmpson Kay Grnpentrog Carol Noe Janet Van Warmer Joan Elliot Sandy Vermllya Margaret Hynd and Llnda Benaway watch enthusiastically Frank Knlght the smrllng gentlemen In the middle s our M Frxut at Northern The sound ofthe whistle brrngs the business meetlng of Northern's Teen Club to order. Maxlne Cole grves the report of the success ofthe annual Disc Jockey O Rama. 13 I O n . nl - ' - I Q - 5 I . . , I F I N I Q I A- . ' .' QW f f T X ara, ' -s.e s.,, .47 l . , f-,h M.. I A V x . . . . I . I . I I I I . I . I . . u . I . . . . I i ,. L . . ,, I

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352iQt 'Mawr' S-sw Q f 515240 Jaw WWW 6 1 wr. x 514 M Yam Sergei wwe-15,34 softest? its val Jyivi wg HE W. if ,UQ Q3 -5' n 44 Q? A. lllwblt ssh 3 linllllw M 5'-,I -Q51 K teacherl, Mr Russ Reynolds lViking alumnus and Mr uuy Houston principal an NSTQM It looks like a sober group but that s gust the quiet before the storm, when the students raise the roof IH their cheers during the Turkey Day pep assembly The cheer leaders Maxine Miller, Suzanne Weston, Judy Benedlck and Susie McNeal lead In Rlcka Chlcka Boom tvllrfl lfff Northern students are demonstrating v0 Team one of the many formations which were performed at the Thanksgiving Day game 15