Grosse Pointe North High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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Winter is an exciting time of year, when students find extra time to frolic in the snow, slide smoothly over ice or just look with awe at the snow-laden trees. Snow was extremely plentiful this year to the dismay of drivers and snow shovelers. This predicament delighted the sportsmen and students took advantage of the slopes, rinks and other winter amusements open for their use. Ski trips became popular. All the classes participated in at least one trip during the winter season. With the cold weather, the ice in the neighborhood was in excellent condition. Students and faculty found time to dance and spin over the cool ice. Also with winter came snowball fights, tobogganing and Christmas. The traditional Senior Christmas tree was more sensational than ever and reflect- ed a lot of spirit. With the excellent weather and many activities available, students found this to be a beautiful and fun-filled season. RIGHT: Cross-country skiing is a peaceful and satisfying hobby for Tari Stratelak. FAR ABOVE: Rick Quinones shows off for the spectators on the slopes. 154

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BELOW: Even Bola Bashara can be at a loss for words in the quiet of a book store. FAR BELOW: Blue Cheese to American, Cheryl Woodbury knows them all. BELOW LEFT: Tina Kaly- vas is always ready to help a customer. LEFT: Let Sue Ruben- lmrg turn on your lips with Charlie lipstick. Student Life 153

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LEFT: Alan Meda helps decorate the Senior Christmas tree, while demonstrating his claSs spirit. BELOW: Kevin Stewart executes a perfect jump, while enjoying a day of skiing. ABOVE: Karen Am and Martha Shaver find that snowball ghts are just a part of winter amusements. LEFT: Diane Slavik and Barb Duncan discover that Vernier Hill is a popular place for sledding, laughter and lots of fun. Student Life 155