Northern High School - Spirit Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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Looking behind the scenes for a moment, one finds an important aspect of the school-cooks and custodians. Providing a nutritious lunch, the cooks enabled students to have a variety of choices. Everyday features in the cafeteria were hamburgers, fish buns, corn dogs, soup, sweet rolls, and cookies. Along with this was milk and a hot lunch. There was also the breakfast program served from 7:40 to 8:00 with a menu of milk, juice, and roll. The custodians, in their care for the school, performed a significant part of the school. With their help, the school was kept in good condition. RIGHT: George Vaughn enters his next room in style. FAR RIGHT: The devil made me do it , smirks Ron Zimmer, better known as devil , BELOW: Cooks have coffee breaks too! Left to right: Millie Green, Evelyn LeVere, Martha Graham, Marilyn Jotten, Bea Mimmer, Jessie VanDyke, JoAnne Rush, Shirley Campbell and Marylou Shaw. Luncheon Counters 'sss ,.,,: ff W' .g 551, Q, 5, , 1' QSM , '33 1 Ma., L G Q 0 I - ,:,:,. k 'W' as fff tk: ia, - gg was X,,,.. aI ' V ,, 1 6 f 1' A AN LL 5'-1 lll, ' W p F pp -1'-N N. l of the Best Kind . 1

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Faculty has Many Sides xt X z:Q I a 'B i A l L K F E em et -I- Life at Northern, from the View of the teachers, has its highflow points. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Hanton stares at the blank sheet in amazement. ABOVE MIDDLE: Mr. Overly sizes up the situation. ABOVE RIGHT: Really , exclaims Miss Nelson. BELOW LEFT: Mr. L. Miller prepares for his great oration. MIDDLE: What do you think I am? Some kind of dupe! , replies Mr. Spraggs. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sleepy-eyed Komph. BELOW RIGHT: Dum de dum dum .