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

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Donna Dauphinais, Joyce Mazurek and Bob Evanski, all with many questions, congregate around Mr. Ambergk desk. LEFT: Nick Manzella whips up something creative on his typewriter. ABOVE: A telephone call provides a refreshing break during the busy hours if work for Donna Dauphinais. Activities 95

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BELOW: Terry Reunion enjoys reading her article in print. FAR BELOW: Roy Spezia tires of erasing mistakes. RIGHT: Smiling over a joke in her article is Robin Rowe. Putting together a school newspaper each week may seem like a difficult task to many students, but that is exactly what the hard-working staff members of North Pointe do. Every Friday, a new issue of North Pointe rolls off the presses and brings the current news, features, edi- torials and sports to the fingertips of the Grosse Pointe North student body. Handling the assignment of editor-in-chief as well as page one editor is Joyce Mazurek, who is in her third year of work with North Pointe. Page two editor, Doug Hebbard, keeps the students up-to-date on the latest album and movie releases thfough many Fine reviews each week. With topics ranging from stereo buying to close-up interviews with North students, feature editor Bob Evanski does a good job of managing page three. On the sports scene, page four editor Roy Spezia combines East-breaking results and per- sonal profiles of the athletes and coaches for an interesting look into Northis athletic programs. Not only is North Pointe read by thousands of people in the metropolitan area, the paper is sent to about 50 other high schools across the United States and Canada. The staPE in turn receives newspapers from these schools and learns many new ideas which they can apply to their stories in North Pointe. 94 Liherty

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BELOW: Thayer Carlson contemplates the length of her outline. RIGHT: Yearbook Adviser Miss Smith reasons with Sue Wayde about the content of her cutline. Bicentennial! Everything is bicentennial and Valhalla is no exception. This issue is an exciting one especially for the Senior Class of ,76. Throughout the school year, Valhalla gathers together all the unique events and people into one book. Headed by Miss Nancy Smith, yearbook members plunge headlong into the school year. Hours of hard work and planning determine the re- sult of this book. More than ever, the staff diligently works to combine these events. Cropping pictures and planning lay-outs are just a few steps that involve the make- up of Valhalla. Miss Smith willingly gives her time and knowledge to make this a more memorable issue. Staff members wel- come such skill and eHort for they are sure to result in memories that will last for years to come. 96 Library x i Mi Laurel Shaver talks to another staff member while attempting to crop pictures at a yearhook meeting.