Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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To 'rhe Class of January, l93I HOPIQ you have acquired, during your residence in Northern High School, the virtue of loyalty :ind the lmbir of industry, two qualifications so essential to suc- cess. In this cosmopolitan school, where you mingle every day with all ereeds and races, you should .tlso have learned the lesson of tolerance. Have respect for the other felloiv's opinions .ind beliefs: he may he right. Your schol.irship .ind citizenship records have been very good, .md you have my hest wishes for your continued success and happiness. Sincerely yours, 7? - f Piizii' 27

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H. L. SIMPSON lffllrr ,'Ll1'1.rur HVERAI. years have passed since I last signed off as faculty adviser to the seniors. Advice is one article of which it may surely be said, lt is more pleasant to give than to receive. Wlieii one's advice is given respectful attention and sometimes even carried into effect, the pleasurable sensation is heightened. As a last bit of advice may l suggest that the seniors continue to develop the spirit of co-operation, mutual consideration, and courtesy which they I11l.lSt have found so much to their advantage in high school, particularly in senior activities. May l wish all a continuation of the happiness they have found in school? Signing 1117-Ialllnzrby 21, win-I'r'ng1'i1n1 flnvlisfml fry Norffrvru High Selma!- H. I.. Simjimu xjwakirig. Page Z8