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

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MQW i ACADEMICS A host of individuals are employed for the purpose of making our educational experience more meaningful. These include city andschool administrators, cooks, maintenance men, and the individuals with which the student come in greatest contact, the teachers. Success in the classroom is the goal of them allq ' In the classroom experience a student has the opportunity to enhance his perception and dehne his academic and personal preferences. He takes on a new role as he gives an oral interpretation for Mr. Ashton, engages in a research project assigned by Mr. Ponder or tackles one of Mrs. Paganols chemistry experiments. His chances for role-playingare' many and his opportunities for exploring new frontiers of his personality endless, The challenge to increase his awareness is every present. V s V - So the individuals development is enhanced by this academic experience as he discovers new facets of his character along with the facts in his textbook. A V, , WV, ,za

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