Northern High School - Spirit Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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Ever heard of the expression variety is the spice of life?” Well, Northern’s ten ex- change students added enough variety to liven up anyone’s life, coming from such countries as Norway, Mexico, Holland, France, and West Germany. These students are with Youth For Understanding, the in- ternational student exchange program, headed at Northern by Mr. Hayward. new way of life for those from afar. 19

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This year, in order to cope, the li- brary has undergone many changes because of personnel cuts. There is one media special- ist, Miss Boyd, and two part-time secretaries, Mrs. Burns in the morning and Mrs. Teff in the afternoon. These three ladies must run the library from 6:15 A.M. to 6:45 P.M. Cuts in services have come along with all of the other changes, but in spite of this, the library has managed to continue operating on a full schedule. Miss Boyd feels that, on the whole. Northern students show much courtesy and respect while using the library, and believes that the library is to be used not abused. I: Reading is to the mind like a library is to a school. 2: Miss Boyd and her assis- tants do a fine job at running the library.

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WORW FM 92 Mr. Robert Trapp is the head of WORW. Port Huron Northern’s school radio station. Students in the broadcasting class work towards their FCC third class license and hold managing positions on the staff of the radio station. Many students from WORW have gone on and be- come successful in the communica- tions field. WORW is an educational non-commercial station operating on your 92 FM dial. 20