Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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we leafm haw la Aeamf Art Students can be exposed to the beauty exper- lum, a student may pass through all his school ience through art classes. Art classes are essen- years without discovering that there is a special tial in the school curriculum. The capacity to ex- field of work where he is likely to be a success. perience beauty is inherent in everyone ot normal Many different phases of art are taught here capacities, but to what degree we appreciate at Northern. Students are trained to become con- beauty, and what stimuli provoke our enioyment, scious of the beauty in their everyday life Obiects is a matter of training which to some people appear plain and common Unless art is included in the school curricu place, fake on Q new look to art students sl Under the supervision of Mr James Walker art students Posters are made for all of our games and activities that go C'-Vol FeV9U50 ' -ll-'dt' M0f1?90mery Sheila Haley Gary on around our school Many art students spend hours draw Labodre and Jean Harris are busily at work on one ofthe ing and painting these posters Boys In the art classes are m0 'Y Posters that decorate our halls throughout the year responsible for the sign hanging 26

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64 alwayd ae Miss Frances Lyon Dean of Girls Miss Frances Lyon, our Dean of Girls, steps out of her office after a very active day at Northern. The door to opportunity is opened to every girl through the guidance and help of Miss Lyon's understanding disposition A loyal Viking Miss Lyon will always be remembered as an example of sincerity 25 Mr Stanley Zera Dean of Boys inning smile and an open door when offering his advice Mr Stanley Zera, our Dean of Boys always has a w and guidance In solving the problems ofthe boys at N orthern Great respect IS IH order for Mr Zera, as his kindness, understanding and fairness are evident in his counseling Our Deans . I . N' ' l i l l Q ' I Q , , . . . . . . . . . . i l

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w apafziaa Business Education Through our busmess program at Northern, many doors of opportunity are opened to any student who IS Interested In a career In business Upon completion of thus course, there are many tlelds which one may choose banklng, accounting, bookkeeplng, secretarial and clerl cal work The co operative program, whlch enables a stu dent to attend school halt a day and work the other half IS offered to those recelvlng above average grades Stu dents may also gain experience In secretarlal work by asslstlng counselors and teachers with their records A specnal class IS available to ellgsble college prepara tory students wlshmg to learn typmg for college work 'A Mlss Helen Rankin smiles assurlngly at the typmg of Vlvlan Shaw as Pat Dwyer works busily ln the background Mlss Margaret Eggers wrrtes some shorthand characters Mattre Parks llstens attentlvely to Mrs Dorothy Bacon on the board Learnlng symbols and practlcmg wrltlng them as she explains to the class the fundamentals of typmg a 'S the fGSk of the shorthand student letter whnch they will perfect In advanced typmg 27