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

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Secretaries contribute to Northls organization Hey, guess what! Secretaries donlt spend all their time typing, taking shorthand and answering phones. They contribute much to the organization and smooth operation of Grosse Pointe North,s school oHice. Did you know . . . that Mrs. Wienle was the lucky lady who answered the phone the day of the bomb scare? . . . That Mrs. Vivian is the person that handles the emergencies, from minor cuts to broken legs along with Mrs. Miller and Mr. Cooper? . and that Mrs. DiSantis also stays busy running thousands of ditto copies OK for teachers, students and the administration? She is always wearing a smile no matter what the trouble is. These women should be given a lot of credit for the hard work and dedication they give to the school. They have many jobs that keep them busy throughout the day. North should be very proud that they have such well trained and ambitious workers to help them. ABOVE: Mrs. Pauline DiGiusto rests before she begins to hle student schedules. RIGHT: Mrs. Hope DeSantis washes up after running off many dittos. Mrs. Elizabeth Chrysler Mrs. Pauline DiGiusto Mrs. Hope DiSantis Mrs. Viola Hadjis Mrs. Catherine Lang Mrs. Betty Modine Mrs. Virginia Vivian Mrs. Donna Weinle

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Mr. Conrad Behler Mr. Franklin Bunton BELOW: Mr. Ford attempts to recall a relative fact in US. History. LEFT: Mr. Dungan exhibits a voting ballot - important in '76. FAR LEFT: Mr. Buntan stresses a very important point. ABOVE LEFT: North students learn about the groups that makeup their society from Mr. Gault in Sociology. Mr. John Corbin Mr. Richard Didur Mr. Donald Dungan Mr. Jack Ford Mrs. Betty Galante Mr. Raymond Gault Mr. William Gwinnell Mr. Jerry Keeney Mr. Robert McKenna Mr. Thomas Smith Mr. Herman Weng Mr. Richard Younis Currtcu' lum 77

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FAR ABOVE: Mrs. Donna Weinle smiles and answers the tele- phone from a school caller. LEFT: Mrs. Catherine Lang checks the number of books before making a replacement order. ABOVE: Mrs. Virginia Vivian doing one of her many jobs.