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

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LEFT: A section of the Honeytones sweetly serenade the audience. BELOW: Mr. Judson leads the Orchestra to the superior rating they obtained at the State Festival. Performing Arts lets students express themselves The Cn building of North is the home of the Performing Arts Department. In this department the student is given the chance to express himself through drama and music. Students of all types are at- tracted t0 the Performing Arts. The interested music student can join the Band or Beginning Chorus and work his way up from there. One can also try out for vocal groups such as Honeytones and Pointe Chorale, once he is in the music program. If a student is more interested in the stage, he may take either Acting or Stage- craft. No matter where the talent of a student lies there is a program in the Performing Arts Department which gives the student a chance to communicate himself. Karesa McElheny plays the beautiful Roxanne in Cyrano de Bergerac.

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LEFT: After school Mr. Orie Liechty reviews homework with Carl Weller and Don Ford. BE- LOW LEFT: Miss Shirley Lewis uplains to Terry Taylor the principle behind a function. BELOW: Dr. Robert Lang prepares for his first hour class by reexamining the subject material. Mr. George Olman Mr. James Selma Mr. Earl Veenendaal Curriculum 69

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Mr. Gael Ban Mr. Herman Clein Mr. Nathan Judson ABOVE LEFT: Bill Craig in Dial M for Murder. FAR ABOVE: The violin section of the Orchestra lets the notes slide over the strings. ABOVE: Craig VanVliet is disgusted at Mike Villaire in Don't Drink the Water. LEFT: Chuck Gibson starts the brass off right at the Christmas concert. Curriculum 71