Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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iiiiniiiiiRiiifiiiiiiifiillllBllI tuiientH ?En|0H NutnernuB tEuenta ife for students at Northern is enjoyed in many Vml different ways, but as Vikings, they all share the ecstacy of victorious accomplishments and the agony of defeated purposes together. It has been this way since the beginning of the Northern Vikings. As students go outside of school and seek excite- ment in the everyday world, they find the snow rather amusing and a chat with a group of friends passing. Sororities, dances, concerts, bike riding, and parties are some of the numerous events of which students indulge in their “out-of-school life.” When students come into Northern High, they enjoy basketball games, football games, girls' volley- ball games, girls’ softball, wrestling, track, and many other activities, not to mention different business clubs, language clubs, other clubs, and student government. Since it can be remembered, the enthusiasm of Viking students has been brought into Northern and spread through the school, giving students the pride and pleasure shared by all present Vikings and all Viking alumni.

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ABOVE: Sue Shaw chats with a friend BELOW: Jeff Tippett tries out a ‘pony” LEFT: Timothy Redmond plays a tune. BOTTOM: Foster Taylor smiles while waiting for a friend