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

Page 26 text:

Though there has been a tremendous lack of Huskie spirit, the organizations continue to exist. The number of students participating has also decreased, leaving a greater amount of responsibility upon a smaller group. When a student becomes a member of an organization, there is much to be expected of him and he should be willing to contribute all that he can to make the organization a success. There have been many successful groups this past year and behind them are hard working students striving to make them so.

Page 25 text:

X Our Sophomore Year . A if x '- Has Come To A Close rn? .. er L. Ki. . . Qjaiff I iff .- - ' 'ali -' 4 - 5 l .f f I ' S ,Q U -:- id ' ':-' 'tv eg 57 ,. q ?A E ,A , 9 , r tj ' fir A ' if N I Y g ! 41 , '15-ay ' A 2 ro mr cuss or ' . 4 J 1 f ' fell M9 !.i 'li Williams, Mardel Williamson, Dedtra Wilson, Loyd Winler, Simmie Wissel, Paulla Wold, Janice Wolfrum, Cindy Wood, Anita Wood, Rodger Woodruff, Dallas Woolard, Steve Worden, Doug Workman, Shirley Yates, Bill Yenna, J on York, Chuck Young, Jan Zuck, Alan Zumbrunnen, Chris Zwiefel, Sherri There can he HO progress if people have no farth in tomorrow. JOHN F, KENNEDY Service and Understandingmour faith in tomorrow PO TIAC STATE BANK 13 Convenient Offices to Serve You. Member F.D,l.C. with deposits insured to 520.000 ' 1' -:TJ s , , sr

Page 27 text:

U w.f1xdUug lagk of L nm: -.wutilllle lu tif pirtulpating hu ,mm amuum of Mfr gn.-up, When a r -JI' an 1.frgamzat1on. fi ,T lumandhf X 1 t A I mt' all that hr um tv 1 Mfrs. There haw Lp- tlue pm mr and rlmg etudemf strmng .K .n-,1'3' Fr I v, ,V 4 . 1 ,, Q f, 4 ',,-kph . ,K jj , 3' 2 . ,lg if xx . , in BR f-f Q: -- .f iffii V '22 A , ff