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

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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

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AND NOW CLASSU. . .we will discuss today's assignment. This English class with their instructor, Mr. Allen Dittmar, are studying English literature. Instructors ot Grqm m Mr. Peter Evarts Mr' Elmer Lee Chairman of Department THE PREDICATE GOES HERE . . .says Mr. Lee, the General English teacher. He is lecturing about dia- graming sentences to one of his many classes. Mrs. Mildred NViersema P is -fr' 4 . . .X Kalb ii' If ' Y J I ..,. A it THIS ONE IS WRONCU, . .observes Mrs. Wiersema, College English teacher, as she cor- rects one of her many papers. Teaching soph- omores and junior English classes is her prime concern. MR. CHIARILLI ...begins 11131 tur th th 'wh Longfellow? This sophomore Cla: is 1t1v::lyingeA?:11Z1?E:g.:11, 0 'Cm . lfachegnc idents! ii