Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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Exif. ,ax 1 i Delicious cake and punch, provided at the dance, was gobbled up fast by Sue Allen and her date. Ron 'Skavaril attempts a jump shot. jx VSV- A .4 . - f 'fx ,f . r if 3 , ig Vw 'gy 4 A iam: . ' M ,. V 1. if M' , ,VS Y f f i Gasping in surprise, Carole McQuillan is crowned the 1978 Bas- ketball Royalty Queen. n B . ,fr Q -it . 17 rl, 'Z I I 4 ln response to their admiring fans, Tigger waves and Rabbi: gives a shy smile. i Basketball Royalty 119 J

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P . l Queen Carole McQuillan - l F l l l F- i Two members of the band 'tHour Glass entertain North- view students with dancing music. k l Q g 118 Basketball Royalty' 5, . iii ,W 4 Princess Jennifer Dorr Princess Karen Heinze' Princess Monica Nichols it Princess Jackie Norton 1 imzie !h'e o?ooli' :T avr-:Q if Toad lo '?oyaly l l Basketball Royalty, featuring Winnie the Pooh, was held on January 27, 1978. There was an exciting atmosphere apparent in Northview's gym as the Vikings 2 played a fast-moving game of basketball against the Baldwin Park Braves. The 3 half-time score of Northview 31-Baldwin Park 25, only added to mounting excite- ment of crowning a new Basketball Royalty Queen. - Winnie the Pooh on the Road to Royalty, the theme of the special occasion, 1 gave cause to include many of Pooh's friends. Christopher Robin, Rabbit, and Tigger were present during half-time ceremonies. These loved characters were 1 an amusing bunch to watch as they cavorted into the gym to the theme music 2 from Winnie the Pooh, played over the P.A. system. The five girls on court were escorted through a specially designed honeypot that led them into the lime- I ' light. The court, consisting of Jennifer Dorr, Karen Heinze, Carole McQuillan, 1 f l Y Monica Nichols and Jackie Norton, nervously awaited the announcement that would make one of them Queen! Debbie Devore, the 1977 Basketball Royalty 1 Queen, passed the crowngover each girl's head and after what seemed like an eternity it finally came to rest on Carole McQuillan, the 1978 Basketball Royalty ' Queen! Following the conclusion of the basketball game, was the dance. Students V dressed semi-formally and danced to music by the band Hour Glass. 1 L , - Q MAA A,-,,,,,.,,,, 1

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120 Prom Jia 601' .Qqils and Qeean Jireezes A quiet harbor, sounds of the surf, and stars reflecting their brilliance in the ocean, were all very special parts of the Junior-Senior Prom at Balboa Pavillion. The theme, Soft Summer Breezes, created an appropriate atmosphere, as the Prom was held on May 27, nearing summer vacation. A new experience for many Northview students was having a buffet dinner while at the Prom. The meal was included in ticket price and the menu consisted of a vari- ety of foods such as Roast Beef, Seafood Newburg, and several types of vegetables, salads, and desserts. The ban- quet room, over-looking Newport Harbor, came alive with girls in stylish dresses and escorts in tuxedos at 7:00 p.m. Dinner was served an hour later. Following the final course, the band began to warm up and couples crowded the floor to dance. The highlight of the evening took place at about 10:00 p.m., when the band recessed for the crowning ceremony. The Prom Court, consisting of Delphine Acosta, Rose Castro, Debi Clement, Marian McCutcheon and Denise Miranda, was introduced and escorted onto the dance floor. Janice Higa, the 1977 Prom Queen, was present to crown the new Queen. With rising anticipation, Janice held the crown over each girl's head and a breathless audience waited for the announcement-The 1978 Prom Queen is Marian McCutcheon! An added attraction to the evening was a tour of the harbor on a boat belonging to the Balboa Pavillion. The boat took several cruises during the hours of the Prom in order to allow everyone a chance to see the lighted harbor. Also, throughout the evening, punch was served from a sparkling fountain, and toward the end of the dance cake was provided. The Prom came to an end at approximately 12:00 p.m. and the banquet room was once again empty. As couples descended the beautiful, carpeted staircase, they were already looking back on the evening with pleasant mem- ories. V Queen Marian McCutcheon Princesses Rose Castro, Delphine Acosta, and their escorts discuss sea-going events, while cruising the harbor. Princess Delphine Acosta g Princess Debi Clement Princess Rose Castro l l 1 4 1 1 l i l 1 Princess Denise Miranda 9