Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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First Row: P. Carvener, S. Robinson, M. Graetzer, Mr. Goldstein, C. Thom¬ son, F. Shaw, B. Rosen¬ blatt. Second Row: J. Ohliger, R. Snodgrass, }. Van Treel, R. Warner, O. Emerson, N. Shattuck, J. O ' Connor, B. Cornell. Third Row: M. Roberts, V. Farmer, M. Phipps, E. Davis, J. Poerschke. Missing from Picture: M. Hitchcock. The Northern Light Vol. XLVI Friday, March 24, 1944 No. 2 S0 4j (Member fr M j Esti92 0 ' S 4SS0C (INTEIMATIOtflp Editor-in-Chief .MARIANNE GRAETZER News Editor . SIDNEY ROBINSON Assistant News Editor .BILL CORNELL Feature Editor .CONSTANCE THOMSON Assistant Feature Editor .MARILYN PHIPPS Sports Editor .FORREST SHAW Assistant Sports Editor .RICHARD SNODGRASS Business Manager .MARY BETH HITCHCOCK Exchange Editor .PHYLLIS CARVENER Advertising Manager .BURTON ROSENBLATT Reporters and Writers ... Evelyn Davis, Olive Emerson, John Ohliger, Jewel Poer¬ schke, Nancy Shattuck, Ross- lyn Warner Special Writers .Virginia Hirschfield, Bill Perkins, Mary Dell Roberts Faculty Adviser .MR. HARRY GOLDSTEIN ADVERTISING SPACE.75c per column inch Page forty-seven

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?Ql Iq Tl earn Under the direction of Sgt. Eshman, ROTC instructor, and George Kalendrut, Captain, the rifle team placed sixth in the city for the 6th Service Command Match. Of the thirteen members who fired, eleven earned their N with scores above 320; Kalendrut finished in first place with 359, followed by Humphries, Taylor, Stimson, Volke, Schuldinger, Annetta, Ellis, Barnes, Stone, Ryan, Bur¬ ton, and Jagoe. The five leading team members were chosen to fire in the Hearst Trophy Match, March 10. First Row: S. Schuldinger, J. Ryan, G. Kalendrut, R. Barnes, E. Volke. Second Row: J. Jagoe, L. Stinson, J. Burton, T. Humphries, F. Annetta, R. Taylor, C. Stone. Page forty-six

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£uill and Scroll L m — IgM lid yjf A A jUff- $ ■ 4HBJI First Row: F. Shaw, R. Chatfield, M. Graetzer, S. Dancey, C. Thomson, S. Robinson. Second Row: Mr. Goldstein, R. Snodgrass, P. Carvener, J. Ohliger, Mr. Whitmer. Missing From Picture: M. Hitchcock, M. Roberts. Celebrating its fifth anniversary, the F. H. Whitmer chapter of Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school journalists, inducted nine members into its ranks this term. The roster is made up of writers and editors of the school paper and semi- annual, who have manifested outstanding journalistic ability. To become a member of Quill and Scroll a student also must have a scholastic standing in the upper fourth of his class. The faculty adviser of the Northern Light and Mr. Whitmer, English department head, select the candidates, subject to the approval of the national officers of the organization. Page forty-eight