Pontiac Northern High School - Avalanche Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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-----.--1,., V -Y--,- - W- .m....-W -un 1 'pf p SECRETAR .tout Slllll L Si PAPER AND PENCIL PLEASE . . . Says Larry Threet while mak ing a purchase from the secre- tary' of the bookstore, Mrs. Mar- line Martin. , , . 'ONE MOMENT PLEASE . . . And I will complete your call, replies Pat Lichvar, one of our secretaries. IES A D STUDE T TEACHERS P E DEAR SIR Is the customary way to begin a business letter, Miss Joyce Thoe is often diligent at this pursuit. ' KW? Ha i 'Z 9 if . i . I sf t 'mQ H' l? I ,,-,,.,,.... 4 mis, . , ' V, vw- ' 'l'ICKETS FOR SPEEDINGH Should be issued to Mrs. Houghten. Instead. she is rewarded with neat and efficient work. 1 'x STUDENTS TAUGHT BY E teachers Mr. McGlowlan, Mr. llesemer were helpful assistants to th while they were instructing their classes.

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PRINCIPAL A D A5515 T AN T I , if I tggwle, , .. ,.,,.? Q9 'I+ Kg, ff ? at My A lf' 1 -aft, A. l an - ,fy-Www .aff -X mtir J mmm: W Q. .L Al + l'RINCIl'.XL IYIIH l'RlNClI'I,liS , . . In rarc lll0lllClllS N111 XYargcIin is oltcn found seated at his desk handling the mam problems with which he is confronted. 'fn -1-,N ff 'V' ASSISTANCE FOR ALL I DOTE ON HIS ABSENCEX' Mr, Victor Lindql1iSl. ASSiSlQl1l . . . Mr. McCracken, Administraa Principal, aids the students with tive Assistant, keeps a check and their individual problems. balance of Northem's ahsentces Mr. . 9- 0rdiANS . . . Mr. Wlllsoh, du5t3S formation from its te Trai TO MEET THE IMMENSE AND NUM- EROUS DEMANDS OF STUDENTS RE- QUIRES COOPERATION AND LEAD- ERSHIP INIHICH ALL OF THESE MEN HAVE ACQUIRED. We ,te wwf' 'Sf K J. Mbit qw Mr. R. Rotsel is the Co-op Coordinator of Office and Retail Training. L I Al ILIIIMLIHMIMIIIU UL 7M 5

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W1 SCIENCE DEPAR TMENT b 5l'1N '-Lxl't.,xxrx'tiox ix llLXIUNSlR.X'llUNf' 'this is what .Q 55 Ji to lin. wort. Mr. Nladden is doing while Ron Hoyt olmserxes the display Z 1 nav Tf --.,, WHAT A VIEW! . . . Says Bruce Norton to Charlotte DeRousse and Mr. Wilcox, who permits the students to use the Spectrascopc- when it is needed for their study in Chemistry. BEANS , . . Mr. Willson is explaining to his Science class the beans formation from its earliest stages to its present formation. J 'If 1 IW THIS STRANGE DEVICE ls lacing used in an experiment which Mr. I-Ieikkenin demon- strates for his Physics class. f ,A- :asus i? ODD LOOKING CREATURE' Mr. Hall and Mr. Roush are examining this new model which proves to he quite useful in their Biologv classes, tt I muimi..l.v:.ulmllLJAt