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

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If ,if . .D.D. Students Against Driving Drunk S A D D is .1 Xen speu xl group Then ml IS to te uh students th it drinkin and driunq do not mix I'lllHStIlpN ne shown to the student hodx on the ct fectsofdinlngnhlleunch1 tht mthn nu ot lltohol C Olltl nts ll6illXt'l1Ullt tu he 5lSI,ll6'd hx the student uid p uint tu lille: th lt it he sh: get thunk tht parent will dine IIIIHXIIEI lwmt with no qut tions islu cl ms roxx 7 kntnSnnth lx stil pmt 1 X s x in Paulson hu C r mu li t XI .. . ' 1 . gt 1' J J 1 ' ' ., ' D 'I 'V t v - ' ' 1 4 ' ' il ' . I 'L ' . K - A - I ,' S 1 L L! ' I L 'Q Wg I ' s ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ts 4 . tj ' ' . The S.,-X.D.D. IIIUIIIDCTN arc, nm' l Kdtlv Win-.itlxi Tsusun fQ.lI'Ql.t. l,ls.1 W1-lsr-1' .uni I .at1uu.i EW '1., 'Q Q , 'Tl . fgun I All. Bc 'hx X nsun. .tnrlAI.n ul1Hl.lhr- rm 'S Xl: llnist Brit ' f i jo 2 1 ulwr . nun. -I.ll'hll' Lunxpkln .nut XM-nth Sliml-

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-pig Through the years, Mime has always hecn an exciting extra-curricular activity. It is an art form which takes lots oliskill and prac- tice to get perfect. The Mime troupe has done many theatrical perlorinunces this year. The troupes sponsor is Mr. Roherts. He has showed them how to theatrically perlorm and how to do it right. right, sitting: jackie Hoherts 6: Ainon flrillin. row 2 Carrie xVOUdCI'21lT, Mr. Rulierts, .mal Billy Crosniclilc row 3. Floyd Ratt-lillf. Xcnx Nlulone, .mtl Nickic Fisher. lower rightp The Mime troupe. along with the Theatrical group. is in the mitltlle olonc uftheir inxmy theatrical performances. This unc was clone specially for the Northern students. Inner left. Fluy tl Ratt-lil'li, Xena Malone, and Niclcie Fisher show us 1llt'XX' nltlit- mime movements. X Mime: The Art of Movement X .fe-3-+x,.,x 1 i

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...L ..-4--.--, K, 9 . , I Anne F rancaisl The French Clulm is Ll group nlstuclcnts xx hu ure taught ln Mrs. Mnreuu how tu speak the French language and learn the French cultures. The French Clulm clues nniny activities such as going on trips uncl eating at French restiuiriuits. r1Ql1t.,X.ll.1rcliiniincliscusscsthchistursulithi-Frciicli people he-ltm To spciili iintl unclcrstzincl Fri-ncli perlcctli . it Lilies tlmecnupt-r.1tiun uliotlier stutlents. ll gi prnlmlein nccurs, the French stuclcnts get KUQQ-tlicr to sulxe it 55: tlmf. rf x -,.- Once a semester. the French fflulv has lnucl clay where they Sarnple I11ilI1XdlHL'I'l'Ilf Fr:-nch Hinds. uhrne. M. niunr-S Byrd enjoys .1 piccc ufhann fjlllt'l1L'pl'4'I3ill'l'il ln dC'll1N- srnate. The French Cluh is an vi-ry large group hi-rc at Pontiac Nurthcrn. So large in llict. that we were unahle to get tlwil' ,RS as ,f f 4 -- --Tii..