Northland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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X KV Union problems often stopped vvork. Another view of the construction area, Why should the future chonge our thinking? The future will keep us up to dote, not letting us slip out of touch with reolity.

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i . UQ' . lla i - ' gf l But what does the past do for our , 1 of ,gs ig Elgar f l , if i 1, 'i Gimp? school today? It helps us I . ,.:., N. I gt ff M .. ' Q - - - ' V' gi'..i V 'A M V P I maintain a high standard ot ,h- -J-1- w --- f--- f ,, ' . . . . ' . it -v i . . i achievement. It instills in us the f - f' s '1 'i--'f'-' 1+ . . . F f-' iss--gf -: :aa-4:15,-Qs-ff-'?ffif' f. is L , desire to keep winning a - ' f' 1 ' 4' ' e '- tradition. What used to be a wooded lawn, will soon be part of the new building. 4 Cold weather often made working conditions worse

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6 l 'tfa X 't The tuture and the hope of what is to come - s will make us strive to achieve what has not yet been attained. 4l, -nf ff 1 .L These swimmers rest after their winning bout against Westerville. Doug Smith takes the blame for a personal foul. Q Mrs. Berry tells Mrs. Hamilton about the theme one of her students lost No one ever knew whose ball it was . . .her dog ate it.