Northern High School - Viking Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Fdcalfy ii , -if F ' E a ,ifafli -. ' William S. Caswell History Dept. Edna A. Clawson History Dept. Alexandria M. Davis Comm. Dept. Walter A. Dierkes Health Ed. Dept. Willis Ferrill R.O.T.C. Alvin L. Babb Comm. Dept. Ray Bigler Science Dept. Isabel K. Bogle History Dept. Sophia D. Cone Science Dept. Maybelle A. Dean Latin Dept. Almira B. Digby Home Arts Dept. Robert Foster Eng. Dept. Mary A. Delaney Health Ed. Dept. Ruth Elliott Math. Dept. Anthony E. Gerhardt Science Dept. Lilla B. Bacon Louise Bain Eng. Dept. Art Dept. Head C. H. Blanchard Clarence W. House Prim Blanchard Comm. Dept. Head Florence Bradford Arthur H. Brown Home Arts Dept. House Prin. Marjorie Brown Esther H. Buckeye Modern Lang. Health Ed. Dept. Dept. Nadia R. Cadieux ...S Us w f 1- -. 1 ws. 1 P ,, ,wqqp Q, Home Arts Dept. A' VI., ,M I 4-10-9

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from the Assllvranf Princbal No matter what your goal in life may be, you will find five funda- mental things to be done , all so astonishingly easy that their importance is underestimated: Overcome Fear, Smile, Work, Be Honest, Be Tolerant. Fear masters too many men - an indefinable fear of society, of friendly men, of a protecting government, of competing with one's own peers. Overcome it, for He who fears being conquered is sure of defeat. One way to overcome fear is to smile, for a sincere smile breaks the ice, whether among strangers or friends, in business, in industry, in society, or in school. As Mark Twain has remarked, Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. Work and honesty are other requirements for real happiness and success. Edison wisely said that he never did by accident anything worth doingg nor did any of his inventions come by accident, but rather by honest toil. Finally, you must be tolerant, of your friends, of your neighbors, and even of strangers. Misunderstandings everywhere arise more from intolerance than from any other source. Be a leader in hard work, in honest, hard work, be cheerful and tolerant, and with you and your country all will be well. Q -E. mmm 4-9-P

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Ruth E. King Math. Dept. jean B. Knight House Prin. Katherine L. Kubicelt Eng. Dept. Laura A. Leonard History Dept. F ranceu M. Lyon Librarian Alice A. Gerrie Eng. Dept. Lillian M. Gwinn Comm. Dept. In Memoriam Comm. Dept. Oct. 26, 1941 Henry C. Kolbe English and J ournalism Mildred I. Lamb Home Arts Dept. Charles S. Lewis Eng. Dept. and Dramatics Edward J. McRay House Prin. . .. . . .'... - . 'T ul Orvis A. Lawrence Music Dept. Gretchen Lutz Mod. Lang. Dept. Head Bertha E. Malone Mod. Lang. Dept. 4-11 L. Jane Giddings Health Ed. Dept. Dorothy M. Hagen Comm. Dept. Marjory B. Hiclrl Eng. Dept. Doris J. Holloway Home Arts Dept. 9 acul y Harry Goldstein Eng. and Radio Dept. Elizabeth Halfert Science Dept. Brady E. Hill Comm. Dept. Abe J. Katz Health Ed. and Football Coach Edith Keller House Prin.