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

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Because we have not traveled helore, the roads which will direct us toward our destination, we must seeli guidance from those who have experienced many ol the hurdles we will have lo overcome. The administrative stall at Northern olters this guidance to us as they attempt to help us understand the compass we must use as our directive. They administer counsel relative to the various aspects ol school government, and promote the atmosphere ol efficiency and adiustment that assures us ol sale, well-planned instruction. This stall includes: Mr. Donald McCraclien, Administrative Assistant, Mr. Philip J. Wargelin, Principal, and Mr. Vernell F. Dully, Assistant Principal. N 4 Q .I Q , ywx 7- if ' T SCHOOL ADMI RATION

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l X xxx Working with people is one ofthe main arts of the duties of Lewis A. Crew, P the Director of Instructional Personnel Services. Another important aspect of the Board's purpose is the Vocationaland Adult Education Department, of which Maurice C. Prottengeier is the director A, Stanton lxvely, Director of Purchasing and Transportation, is in charge of handling manv of the difficult aspects of the Board's obligations. E Q fy. -v4 The Director of Secondary Education, Victor M. Lindquist, takes care of the mul- tiplicity of problems connected with coordinating the activities of our high schools. Pausing momentarily on the staircase by the building's entrance, George Putnam, Supervisor of Secondary Vocal and Instrumental Music, reflects the satisfaction of all the board members in the conveniences of their new offices. ...--uv o L i

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