Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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THE VIKING Class Urganization President. ...A ...,.. .,..........,.,,............... . ....,..,...,,..,,.,,,,,.,,, , Vice-president .,..... Secretary .. ...... .. Treasurer . . Banquet Class George Hubbell, Alfred Knight Memorial Wallace Arms, james Spencer Cap and Gown COMMITTEES chairman chairman Robert Kerr, chairman Walter Colwell Picture Raymond Agren, chairman Richard Berkeley Diploma Frances Anklain,chairma11 Thatcher Root Class Play Helen Day, chairman June Davis Finance Frank Walaitis, chairman Sidney Adler Kenneth Hen ry Ring and Pin Social Charles Adler, chairman Wyman Adams Fred Grimshaw Miriam johnson, chair'n Doris Bartholmew Louise Pike Laura Joslyn Gladys Purdy John Cowan Charles Hunt Frederick Winfield Margaret Forman Helen Gitchell Marie McMichael Harold Helper Georgina Collins William Eaton Clarence Lee Thomas Emery Orin Jane Bragg Ben Nelson Arthur Se rwer Katherine Carson Betty Truxell George Gladden 14 Milton S. Marx jean McGregor .,.,Ellen Grinnell .Frank VVa1aitis Edward Boss Ethel Hayes Frances Black Marion Widman Gertrude Bortle jack Rohn Arthur Rabinowitz Hugh Barsanti Maxine Griffen Lucille Shaver Audrey Hanna Jessie Mallot Agnes Zebornick Richard Eberline George Martin

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T H E V I K I N G From the Class President Not in win the dimuzre Lefkol1.r UR commencement sends us into the held of life. Some will assume re- sponsibility as freshmen in colleges and universities, others in the busi- ness life of the city. Whatever happens, the pleasant times at Northern will always be remembered. Those entering college will select different lines of study,-medicine, literature, engineering, and business administra- tion. Many of our girls will enter schools of education, from which they will leave ready to carry on the great task of educating the masses. Among the boys who enter law colleges there will no doubt be a great lawyer and many good ones, while there will also be a group having mediocre talent. In engineering, medicine, literary work, and business administration this will also apply. Those not having the additional advantage of college training may assert themselves by showing a willingness to work and a never die spirit, and by so doing may rise to the rank of successful business men and women. After graduation, we are no longer the dignified Seniors of Northern High, but we are beginners at the bottom of the ladder of life. May we each follow a course that will eventually make possible for us the rich heri- tage that the future holds for the real American man and woman. We hope to pursue all our endeavors with a spirit of doing our best. Let us maintain the habits of self-control, study, and friendliness that we learned at Northern, our work and our study carrying us on to make our lives richer and more complete, MILTON MARX. President, IZA Class. I5