Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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-'11 H. L. SIMPSON Class Advisor To the Members of the Class of january, 1938: This has been an unusual year for me. It has brought me into an unusual relationship with this particular class. I am conscious of this, and yet I am unable to give it expression without seeming to be senti- mental. You will have to take my word for the affection in which I hold you. Your oflicers and your committees have cooperated delightfully, even delightedly. The play cast, the Viking staff, every one of you has had a natural enthusiasm and joy in his Work which have helped to make being a senior mean what it should-the best experience of your school life. It has been a real pleasure to go along with you in this. I say good bye with every expectation of future success for you. Sincerely yours, JW 4