Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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e ication of ith t V With gentle firmness d sound advice, Miss Gretch- en Walz, as a counselor and teacher, has helped to mold many Vikings lives. As a counselor, she is always willing to listen to students' aspirations and then assist them to fulfill their dreams. As a teacher, she plays an active and important role in the mathematics department. Be- cause she is a fine example of a loyal Viking, she may be found cheering and assisting the students at many Viking activities. Because of her untiring efforts in trying to make Vikings better students and citizens, we dedicate the 1960 Noroxs pew? Mi Gretcheyr Walz. 1 DX lf if L 4 lol. t 1 I . ll if I f 1 l fi jgyydjffj Jgwf U 5 'ggi Jfjjfg I X BMW, -ij I JV, wed? 35.5 tj! A QQWW M t if , S i it f fl to if X U Y .v',5Q3?j,-Q Q H I I in fl Will! Ybv JJ' Mft' if 4- W N' 'lumix' uvllix W of W if .X f ,- tl I lv It lil I l His willingness to assist a student with a problem is the most outstanding characteristic of Mr. Herman Steele. In his thirty-two years at Northern,'he has served not only as a counselor and a history and economics teacher but also as an active leader of the job placement pro- gram. Through this special program, he has helped many Vikings obtain iobs throughout the city. He is also very interested in Northern activities, especially since he has a son and daughter graduating this year. With sincere appreciation to a fine teacher and advisor, is this 1960 Noroscope dedicated to Mr. Herman Steele. 2