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

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LEFT: Peprplexed parents receive help from Debbie Adam. ABOVE: Laurel Shaver reviews the Christmas Tea program. 197576 Valkyn'es. FRONT ROW: Liz Con- nors, Baxb Martin, Zena Polizzi, Lori Bohlinger, Carol York, Debbie Adam. SECOND ROW: Anita Meyer, Kim Groesbeck, Anne Leple'y, Jennifer Flood, Cindy Lemke, Barb Clark, Cheryl Woodbury, Marianne Tobbe, Jill Haelet wyn. BACK ROW: Katie McEnroe, Cindy . HoFfmanI-i Rosemary Jordan, Barb Duncan, Mair Roberts, Ann Moyer, Jeanne Lenz, Betsy Bar- rett, Lydia Nichols. Activities 91

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Junior Valkyries Betsy Barrett, Liz Connors, Lydia duties of serving and tasting the punch after serving Nichols, Barb Clark and Cindy Lemke practice their at the Christmas Tea. Valkyries serve and guide With very friendly smiles Who are those girls with the friendly smiles ushering at the plays and serving at the teas? Stepping out in a dark green kilt and a yellow turtleneck with a green vest' topping the outfit, the 1975-76 Valkyrles served the school in their cheerful tradition. Mrs. Brennan, sponsor of the organization, replaced Mrs. Hayes at the end of 1975. In her first year as Valkyrie sponsor, Mrs. Brennan worked well with the girls and depended upon her oHicers for support. The oHicers were: Barb Martin, President; Lori Bohlinger, Vice-President; Zena Polizzi, Treasurer; Carol York, Secretary. All the members carried out their duties and represented the school in a Hne way. The girls had fun at many activities outside the normal school Functions, such as a spaghetti dinner at Marianne Tobbe's house. At the end of the year new Valkyries re- place the graduating Seniors and carry on the cheerful tra- dition and friendly smiles 0f Valkyries. Anita Meyer has a dichult time with a coffee um. 90 Liben,

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The members of this yearTs Band, Or- chestra and Chorus were not left out of the Bicentennial proceedings. NorthTs annual Christmas Concert was only the beginning of the spirits brought in with ,76. The combined efforts of students, Mr. Clein, and Mr. Judson created a concert which was a climax of enthusiasm typical of every Norsemen gathering. The Marching band presented a special Bicentennial Show for Homecoming and participated in the Homecoming Parade. Members of the Vocal Music Sections produced the Spring Concert, a collage of 200 years of American music. Negro Spirit- uals through the popular music of today, topped off with uCod Bless America? gave a history of the nation's music. All in all the music made by the Norse- men in T76 represented the spirit of our nationhs 200th anniversary. 92 Liberty ABOVE: Bass and Tenor sections of the Concert Chair 1911 the auditorium with songs and joy. FAR ABOVE: Members of the Pointe Chorale anxiously await the sound 0f the piano which signals the start of their hrst number.