Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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if N.,- .-...X 5 M,-5, Dofofhy Bacon, fyping feqcher, explains how to Linda Schryer and Maxine Stocker listen as Mr. Stewart change the ribbon in a typewriter to Lou Ellen Young. MGSOVH bookkeeping l90Cl ef1 9XPlUin5 'WOW To Use U Work sheet- Mr. Ted Fisher, sales teacher, smiles his approval at the Christmas display which Carol Bachman, Leroy Miller, Joyce Bryan and Karen Goll have prepared from articles which teach them how to make displays for store windows. 29 L'-, 'x S f. Q V.-

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1' ,, X., it ,fi J ff ,vi ,sn .,,,fregqtg.esMMm ., KV' Miss Helen Rankin, shorthand instructor, shows Janet Mr. James Polites, lmokkeeping teacher, checks his 055590 Fischer how to transcribe shorthand into typing. ments as Betty Blauvelt is busy using the adding machine. 'Q ln the co-op class, the students learn to operate various business machines. Here, Mrs. Helen Steele shows Pauline Andrews, Karen Turner and Shirley Etherly how to operate the ditto machine as Lois Lawrence uses the tabulcitor typewriter. 28

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Learning our own language 'K tu lynn, , MUS QAESAR SK iT tl.- w ll Nllf X English The study ofthe English language brings about a better understanding of people, for it is the basis of all our studies and of everyhing we do. Through the study of this lan- guage we learn to communicate with others by speaking correctly. We also learn how to express our feelings and our thoughts elTectively in the writing of themes and other original work. ln English classes, we learn of other people by reading novels. We learn to understand these people, their moods and their problems. This knowledge of others will be of great importance to us throughout our liveS. After reading about Julius Caesar in English class, Margaret Raby, William Chilcutt and Mrs. Glenora Andresen, admire a bulletin board on their subiect. Anna Howard, Randy Gibson, Gus Talbert and Sylvia Cox are anxious upon getting their papers back from Mr. Paul Mazza. The expressions on their faces indicate that they are pleased with their grades. 30