Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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JUNE g VIKING g 1939 CLASS COMMITTEES PLAY COMMITTEE Richard Gauthier, Chairman Shirley Hermann Margie Lyman Arthur Urbin Hazel Milliken' Seymour Rapp Gwendolyn Harkless Irving Epstein SOCIAL COMMITTEE Grace McKiddie, Chairman Virginia Moore Elayne Whittington Joe Fee Douglas McLaughlin Fairy Beaver Norman Freid Lillian Gurian MEMORIAL COMMITTEE Bill Menzel, Chairman Martin Winokur Leah Levitt Donald Morton Alba Paparelli Geraldine Partin Herman Halprin Betty Bergmann FINANCE COMMITTEE Harold Gales, Chairman Clinton Canady Kathryn Beattie Sidney Resnick Julius Sigman Charles Kennedy Lois Waldron Anna Petranovich CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Nina Schoichit, Chairman Fanny Neuman William McLaren America Diaz Jacob Silverman Knox McCardell Marie Johnson Nellie Seligson 17

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Senior Advisors ZQVQMQ. TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1939: THE Viking may fairlybe regarded as a demonstration of what Northern students are capable of doing. It must not be understood that this is merely a literary project. Advertising, for ex- ample, presents one of the major problems. The Skill of the mechanical drawing group is required in laying out the pages. Art students contribute their share. Much planning has to be done along other lines which call for various kinds of abilities. For these reasons, then, the selection of people to carry on this work must be regarded as no empty honor. Too much credit can not be given the members of the staff for the time and en- ergy which they contributed to the task. F. H. WHITMER, Chairman. 16

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LEONARD ROBBINS President JACK PEARLMAN Vice-President we r, .g,. l VIRGINIA BEALE Secretary ROBERT SILVER Treasurer The executive positions is a natural one for Leonard Robbins, amiable and popular president of our graduating class. His sparkling personality, scholastic attainments, and oratorical ability have been responsible for his acquiring four different presidential offices, presiding over clubs, the house, and our class. 5 A keen sense of humor and ready intelligence mark Jack's pleasing personality. As president of the Physics Club, he has shown his capability as an officer he now fulfills as Vice-President, for throughout his school career, Jack has been a bulwark of efficiency and dependability. Exercising her proved ability as Secretary, vivacious Vir- ginia has played an important part in school affairs. Athleti- cally inclined, she plays basketball and field hockey with the boundless energy that has made her so Well liked. With an ever-ready smie, Virginia has brightened every task she has so capably undertaken. In his usual Workman-like fasion, Bob has executed his duties as Treasurer with results above reproach. Dependable, ever-conscious of the Work before him, he has been a model of scholastic diligence. Characterized by a pleasant person- ality, Bob's geniality is just one of the many splendid tributes of his character. 18