Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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The North Wind blows . . . Busy laying out the sports page are sports editors: Wayne Carlson, Richard Davis. Columnist, Violet Naruc and literary editor, and Dave Golwitzer with Eike Lenz, feature editor. Lesley Moss, are shown checking copy. ————— Reading exchanges are: advertising manager. Sandy Cuz; club City editors, Cheryl Vivian and Andrea Koske, check editor, Lucy Ponomarenko; and exchange editor, Yolonda Petrella. copy with circulation manager ath 1cArthur. Feature editors Peggy Palmer and Ruth Smith are checking copy for mistakes. Each year the Journalism Department holds a banquet. Parents are invited and honors are given to the staff Checking mistakes are: columnist Sue Stapp (center) and news editors, Sandy York and Lee Ann Plew. At the banquet, Miss Dillon presents editors. Sue Salnave and Cynthia Mayers, with their editors’ pins. 23

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The Noroscope reviews 1962-63 . . . Sorting undergrad pictures are faculty editors: Barb Joseph. Sara Feld- man, Sue Leyndyke, Mary Charney. and Sue Walding. gomery, Mary Morisette, and Jan Stallings. The preparation of pages for the clubs is done by organization editors: Ann Bickley. Cheryle Planning a financial budget are Linda Wright, Betty Quick. Joanne Brandt, and Valerie Hoffman. Harper and Mr. Mason m ‘1 rirt ----------- Judi Burnell, Sandy Crowe, Grace Borg, and Sue Diehl, senior editors, plan Doug Baldwin. Kermit Lee. and John Tuckey keep pages for the many senior activities at Northern. up with the sports activities. Activity editors: Mary Hughes, Brenda Benzar, Martha Ballard, Mary Solberg, and Barbara Sandy Wesley diligently writes a story Dobbs plan their pages and look over pictures taken by Mr. Cochran. for her faculty page. 22

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 A stroll through 'Gingham Gardens” . . Alice Bailey, Flora Leslie, Mae Vern Gray, Ioia Bingham and her sister, Tonya Miller, Marylin Boyer, and Connie John- ston are modeling their clothes in the “Garden, before the audience of their mothers and friends. With the combined efforts of the sewing classes, Mrs. Brewer and Miss Van Ness, the fashion show “Gingham Gardens” was presented. The “Garden” had many bushes and trees, which were decorated with a multitude of gaily colored scraps of material representing leaves. This made a striking background for the girls to model the clothes they had worked on so diligently. Listening attentively to Pam Smith’s questions, suggestions and compliments on her fashion creation is Carol Lackie. Kathy Webster and Roselia Dodds admire their handicraft. Mrs. Laura Brewer and Miss Lois Van Ness, the sew- ing instructors, are commenting on the accurate sewing Doris Tisdale did on her garment. Geraldine Hall listens so she can get ideas for another style from the discussion. 24