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

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nit, . 1 , .1 Dun,- ,aq Princlili fthe di? is MI' abSff ?e50 h' nlyiii afiiflfno' will it CIW' the ,llllllo iii sewn His Yisuzl Rims as the iudlmn I Qlliflde gmups' ai School Administration 't'3?fl1MZlL'1LEiM W1 -4 Q 1- - V THAT WILL BE FINE . . .agrees Mr. Wargelin to Mrs. Hough- ton, secretary to the principal, as they decide on a specific date for one of the many meetings that must be attended and held by Mr. Wargelin. THERE WILL BE A MEETING . . .of the Senior Class Monday, he announces. Mr. Duffy some- times brings news of interest to the student body about the many organizations and other activities that take place at Northern before and after school. Besides his many jobs of being assistant principal, Mr. Duffy is chairman of the counsel- ing department. HARD AT WORK . . .is Mr. Wargelin, pnn- cipal of Pontiac Northern High School, who must see that everything is done. As the school administrative officer he must act as host to the many visitors that visit Northern from near and far. Mr. Donald McCracken Administrative Assistant gen 'V

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Pontiac Northern's A RARE SIGHT . . .is to have the three administrative of- ficers together. Today is a different day because there is some important business that requires Mr. Duffy, Mr. War- gelin, and Mr. McCracken's attention. fl If ig? f 1 06' 4 ,ff 551 , , Mr. Philip Wurgi-lin Mr. Vemell Duffy principal Assistant Principal CHECKING UP . . .on the absentees of the day is Mr. McCracken, assistant principal. This is not his only job, but it is the most important one. His secondary jobs are as follows: 1. managing the audio visual program and 2. scheduling the rooms such as the auditorium, cafeteria, and little theater to outside groups, uTlllT Will 101 SECIEUD' for one ol the sl. llafiflm cllpfllblr Illugtgielggr like mdfaryv

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Guiding the Students in Future School 'T 2 ii Z E 1 Z E 1 Q 5 ii i it 3 C? . f G E a ACCORDING TO THIS ...says Miss Murphy, counselor to many college-bound students, Your chances for getting in colle e are quite good. Also, she is an English teacher participating in the Pilot Program for Northern seniors. THANK YOU sa s one of the man stu- dents who Mr. Rehdalicounselor, helps. y l U ond Career Plans READING SOME COLLEGE CATALOGS . . .is Mrs. Morrow, counselor. Among helping students choose the fight Sllbiects in high school. Mrs. Morrow offers her suggestions on the right or best college for the individual. Miss Lillian J Miss Betty Murphy 1 THIS COURSE SEEMS MORE SUITABLE ...cites Miss Jacobs. Besides her counseling duties, she teaches world history and is spon- sor of the American Field Service Committee. Mrs. Ann Ess Morrow Mr. Hercules Q mio is we if i few llr HLWEN x' W0 Qki Pro