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

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1 V GRGANIZATIONS Entering high school, the student finds himself caught up in a moving, swirling, endless world of parties, concerts, games, and proms. It is impos- sible to ignore these demanding forces. As a part of his high school experi- ence, the student must develop himself in social events as well as academic studies. Sources are unlimited. Eaclz student is able to find and experience pride in representing a group well, in belonging, and identifying with close ties in friendly competition. The unity provided by these organized groups furnishes a large part in making this year a unique one.