Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Art, A Form Of Expression The changes during the four seasons encouraged the stu- dents to become more creative and to express their feelings by their art work. Ms. Petti Greene was the new department chairperson for the 1979-80 school year. Subjects taught in that department were, art I, stitchery and lettering through the instruction of Mrs. Greene and Mr. Nate Hendricks. Because of the growing inter- est in art by the students, the average enrollment in the art classes were up to from last year. Students were eager to learn new skills and techniques and worked on many special projects around the school. Top. Terry Cheatom works very hard on his art project Bottom; Dawn Mills, Derrick Cabbine. and John Davis takes their art work very seriously 15

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Top left; Phil Watson is enjoying the art classes at N.H.S. Bottom left, Mrs. Greene's art class is taking time out for a picture. Bottom right; Mr. Hendricks passes his skills on to his student. 14

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Bus. Enhances Job Skills During the four seasons of the 1979-80 school year, the Business education classes were hard at work. Business classes of all levels were offered to the students. For those who were just beginning, there was typing 1, and for the- more advanced students, there was typing 2, 3, and 4. Other skills taught in the business classes were shorthand, office practice, accounting, and marketing. Busi- ness specialty classes were taught at Flint Northwestern, and Flint Southwestern. The Business Education Depart- ment Chairperson was once again Mr. David Jacobs. He and the other 3 business teachers did an excellent job of teaching the students. TOP: Mrs Mary Hedges grades papers while her class works to finish its assignment. ABOVE Venita Blakely prepares herself for the future by working with the dictation machine 16