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

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lifffl w . w- ABOVE: Terry Gardner always has a little something to cheer up Math Class. ABOVE LEFT: Kathie Kre- her, Lori Gould and Mary Lilly talk over weekend activities on Monday morning. LEFT: Tim Kuzel attempts to brighten the classroom. Another new purse? Sophomores 209

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BELOW: Edie Nicholas is anxious to leave school. FAR BELOW: Ready to go, Pat O Neil and Steve Otto wait for class to begin. Sophomores devote leisure time 208 Pursuit of Happiness

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Carla Morehead, Margaret Counen, Peter Czako and the impeachment of another President! Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. Thomas Smith discuss the New Norsemen officers hit news worthy headlines This years fantastic Freshmen wiped out any memory of past Freshman Classes. Theytre more enthusiastic, more participatory, and more organized than any other class. Being the youngest class has many disadvantages, as they discovered. But they found their way through the halls, adjusted to new teachers, struggled for good grades, and suftered because of elevator passes, just as well as any- one else has. Not only did the Freshmen settle into the school day, but also they succeeded in after-school activities. The class ofhcers with the help of Mr. Smith, the class sponsor, sold bagels, skied at Alpine, washed cars tand each otherL and planned a dance and roller skating trip. The Freshman Hoat didn,t win a prize but initiated class spirit during the making of it. All in all, this years Freshmen Class was by far the most spirited North has ever seen. They managed to create many happy memories while adjusting to the new pressures and responsibilities being thrust at them. The many happy memories of good times shared were well worth the occa- sional tears and sorrows. 210 Pursuit of H aminess Freshman Class President Tom DeVries is disgusted at having to be a freshman for five more months.