Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1979 volume:

Title Page HIGH SCHOOL OAJF OF 7? S 1 JC A 04 CLASS OF 1977 G-3284 Mackin Rd. Flint, Mich., 48054 Volume 51 3 THE YEAR AFTER The Voyages of The Vikings happened in 78 At Northern High School where each Viking had his place, And each Viking had something planned for his future and time. Yes, this was the year before” and a year to keep in mind. We went through many of the toils and shame, We saw the Vikings climb to fame, We also have seen them stake their claim, “The Year Before” and The Year After.” In basketball, we were State Champions in 78 79. But in 79, there is much more at stake, And now we have many more titles to break, Because this is “The Year After!” - E lien Standoak Vicki Perez relaxes and listens to a friend before class starts. 1 0 £ Q ) c CD E o 5 6 3 1. Someone took a picture of Tom Bielec before he took a picture of them. 2. While at Band Camp, Jenny Sternaman likes to practice the xylophone outdoors. 3. William Morris cheers for Vikings while at the pep assembly. 4. Gail Watkins and Booker Smith had a splendid time at the 2 Junior Couples Dance as you can tell by their picture. 7 8 Kim La bosky is caught off guard as she laughs, while at the band pizza party. 9 Among many of the student life activities enjoyed by the Northern High Students, Vicki Perez ponders over the answers to her assignment while classmates continue to work and enjoy the class. 1. Every year, fifty Northern history students and two teachers, Dave Blight and John Darnton pack up and head east. Their destination — Gettysburg, PA. Their ambition — to undergo a unique learning experience. Fortunately, over the past five years their ambitions have been fulfilled. Here, Diane Sheetz and Debbie Orr enjoy the peace and quiet of a battle site in Gettysburg. 11 2 1. Members of the Marching Band play the school fight song at an assembly held in the gym. The fight song gives ambition and school spirit, just what it takes to make Northern No. 1. 2. Scott McDoughn, Stacie Labosky and Greg Saylor host the Senior Prom in June of 1978. 3. Kevin Darrough takes down information of senior couples attending June of 1978's Senior Prom. An event which students will remember for some time after they leave Good 'ol Northern.” 12 3 2 1. Scott McDonough takes time out from the other activities at while eating at Band Camp. Neheli is where the Northern Neheli Camp to enjoy a quiet moment to himself. 2. Ross Marching Band enjoys one of the many student life activities. Emerton and Greg Saylor share a humorous moment together 13 Dan Mayostek enjoys the newest in disco during a dance held in Northern’s cafeteria in celebration to a pizza sale. Mr. Richard Black happily gives Irving Smith a little advice that he thinks will help Irving choose the required classes he needs during fall registration. Taking a walk through the park are from left to right: Kathy Fuller, Sue Cook and Debra Robinson. They visited the park while they were in Gettysburg. 15 16 Peggy Visser, a member of the marching band, is caught enjoying a piece of chocolate candy during a football game. Tom Bielec, a member of the yearbook staff. Is usually the man behind the camera, but this time he is the man under the moose head. Student Life Very Active 3 1. Northern students Jim Gibbons, Jon Kidd, Peggy Visser and Mickey Ford take a few minutes to rest and enjoy a little music. 2. Northern students enjoy the outdoors. 3. Gweneth Cole takes a minute from her busy schedule at McDonald's for a quick shot. 18 1. Greg Williams and Lisa Luther choose a sunny day to wash the car. 2. Kevin Dutil focuses his while he is unexpectedly captured by an unseen cameraman. 3. John Branstner shows he has a hearty appetite as he digs into his food. 4. Lynne Austin enjoys her vacation. 5. That telephone call is always important when students are away from home. 2 4 1. Sonya Ivory, Beverly Johnson, Kathy Hart, Kelvin Darrough and Milton Jones enjoy the summer fun in the water while Eileen Bickford and Matt Walker stop and stare. 2. Mickey Forde and Ken Wallace become two young houlaganders while dragging Lori Sanglier i water. • 20 1. Greg Saylor, Lori Sanglier, Sheri Sanglier, David Shourd, Sue Short and Jim Warlick end the day in a canoe race against each 2 other. 2. Jeanie Fowler checks to see if her earring is still there while looking straight into the camera. C 3 21 1. A pep rally is just the thing to enhance the team to defeat Flint Central. The varsity football team is being introduced to the student body. 2 Varsity cheerleaders pep up the student body. 3. Cindy Beilec smiles as her teacher Mrs. Mary Ellen McOwen discusses her grades with her parents during parent night. 22 3 1. The marching band is practicing for a performance. 2. Varsity cheerleaders perform a half time during a football game. 3. April Harvey and her mother listen to Mr. Tony Torporski on parent night. SiU IV� 1. Peggy Visscr makes practice more pleasant with a warm smile. 2. Jim Jenson gets it together after a quick swim. £ 25 Doug Hehn and Peggy White are shown seconds before an award winning halftime show. 1. Alison Garrett, Myron Watson, Renita Phillips and Montez Walker discuss school activities. Students show school spirit at a Northern football game. 3. Mr. Marvin Pryor, the principal, speaks at the pep rally for the football team. 4. Debbie Lareto bids Diane Sheets farewell as she dons her cap and gown for the last time at Northern. 5. The cheerleaders, as usual, put on a spectacular show for the Northern fans. 3 27 Beth Pendell relaxes in the cool summer wind. A few members of the NHS marching band spend a few moments playing a card game. 28 1. Ross Emerton relaxes after taking a few photos. 2. Kenny Stewart looks over the pages before he attempts any work in graphic arts. 3. John Carlser enjoys the comfort of the school. 29 1. Marching band performs. 2. During the performance of the other band from another high school, two band members take break and chat for a few minutes. 3. Starlin Hamilton, drum major, shows great leadership skills as he directs the band for a halftime performance. 30 2 1. Who is that weird character behind the mask holding an instrument? The band member looks on with an inquisitive stare. 2. Band is in routine formation. 3. Starlin Hamilton looks around the crowd at a football game. 3 rd 3 3 n 0 5 00 3 31 The Year After Activities 1. The Northern High School Band marches on. 2. The Northern High School Band with their conductor Mr. Ronald Shoup, standing middle 3. Northern’s color guard captain, Stacy Labosky, Drum major Starlin Hamilton and asst. Drum major Sheri Sanglier all lead the Viking band with the Viking spirit. 36 Accomplishes Goals Set Mr. Ronald Shoup had 3 main goals in mind when he started his eighth year as head of Northern’s Marching Band. 1) To establish an excellent marching band for the 1979 school season, 2) To enter as many band contests as possible, 3) And to do well on and off the playing field. He accomplished his goals very well. This year’s marching band consisted of 129 members. The group of musicians was led by Mr. Shoup, drum major Starlin Hamilton, Assistant drum major Sherrie Sanglier, color guard commander Stacie Labosky and the drum captains Wayde Wyatt and John Desjardin. Senior Starlin Hamilton was named the Best Drum Major in the state of Michigan. This is just one example that the pride of number one is being continued at Northern High during “The Year After the 50th Anniversary.” For Year 1. 1. The Northern High School Choir now under the leadership of Mr. here and other places. Sanding far right is Mr. Shelby Burrell who was Greg Harris, leads the choir to a singing victory. They have participated director of the choir, in activities such as caroling the school halls and joining other concerts BOEC Clubs Rock This School Year As Well as Promote Spirit, Skills The Business Office Education Club (BOEC) is a state of Michigan high school career education organization designed for students with a career objective in office occupations. It was sponsored by Ms. Mary Miller. Some of their main purposes this 1978-79 school season were to promote a spirit of fellowship between the students of Northern and business students from other schools and to promote their skills in business. The 1978-79 officers were: president — Theresa Luther; vice pres. — Bonita LeFear; secretaries - Pamela Hines and Denise Ruff and treasurer - Susan Bixer. On December 9, the Office Education Club Leadership Development Conference, along with other BOEC clubs in the Genessee County, held a Rock-a-Thon at the Small Mass and raised $160 for the Special Olympics. This is just one more example of “The Year After” accomplishments of BOEC. % 1. 1. BOEC club members, standing, back row: Pam Hines, Sonny Brewer, Diedre Turner, Denise Ruff, Bonita LeFear, Teresa Wallace, Teresa Luther, Kim Major, Camilla Williamson. Second row, left: Venessa Panchula. Third row, left: Vella Hall, Elaine Simons. Front row, left: Stephanie Jones, Vicki Brown, Susan Bixel. 2. Students seem interested as they attend a BOEC meeting. 38 Chess at Northern Still Going Strong After Five Years With Participation The Chess Club was in its fifth active year here at Northern. It involved students who were willing to learn and participate in chess tournaments with other students. Mr. John Baranec was this year’s club sponsor. He taught the members in the club the chess skills and techniques needed to win chess tournaments. The Chess Club was just one of the special activities in operation during the 1978-79 school season for the students to be part of. These clubs and their sponsors made the year after one to be remembered in the years to come. 39 1. Chess club seated, left to right: Ron Hayostek, David jones, Scott Clink and Lewis. Place First, Second, Third, in a3 o o O' The 1978-79 Varsity Cheerleaders had a year of many accomplishments. In camp, they won 1st place over the whole section. The PomPom routine went to grand national and placed third. There were 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place individuals who were Ramada Younger, first; Allyson Garrett, second; and Renita Phillips, third. They took 10th in the nation. Ramada Younger and Renita Phillips were placed in the top 40 out of 180 girls. The returning young ladies from last year were Karen Crowder, second year varsity, Ramada Younger and Renita Phillips, third year varsity. They were also the co-captains of the squad, coached by Ms. Doris Price. The jr. varsity co-captains were Kelly Davis and Brenda Bates. They took first place in the cheering and mounting competition. The cheerleaders went red and gray to show the Viking spirit. n o 3 3 1. 1. Northern Varsity Cheerleaders lead the crowd on in another Viking cheer. 2. The Northern Varsity Cheerleaders show their skill in this mount. They are from top: Ramada Younger, Shelley Washington, Gail Walls, Karen Crowder, Allyson Garrett, Sherry Kennedy and Renita Phillips. 40 4. 1. An enthusiastic Kelly Davis, cheers at a J.V. basketball game. 2. Debra Wright lets out a big cheer to a Viking crowd. 3. Trayce Pointer starts a chant to build up Viking spirit. 4. Brenda Bates claps to the beat. 5. The Northern Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, left to right, Brenda Bates, Miny Bolen, Kelly Davis, Valorie Thompson, Debra Wright, and Trayce Pointer. 41 To u • mm a3 C 3 Community, Northern Students The National Honor Society is an organization for high school students throughout the United States. To be accepted, a student must have had high academic achievement and participation in several school activities. Northern’s National Honor Society for the 1978-79 year was to promote scholarships, render service to the school and the community, to show good character and leadership, and to recognize these accomplishes. They sold Mums. They collected over $100 for UNICEF. They sold class pins. They sang Christmas carols at Keith Haven. The society sponsored the Annual Blood Donor Drive held March 9. Mrs. Carole Timm was the sponsor for this year and has been for two years now. The officers for this year were p r e s i d e n t - D a n i e I Lamb, vi ce-pres i dent-M ajor Horton, secretary-Vicki Skutt and treasurer-Marty Price and John Des Jarden. CD q o o 1. Tom Bielec, Ron Hayostek, Dan McMullin, Cathy Hart, Dan Lamb, Tom Heidel, Dan Fowler, Allison Garrett, Ramada Younger, Patty Hesch. 2nd row, I. to r.: Paul Crossley, Marty Price, Cathy Fuller. 1st row, I. to r.: Vicki Skutt, Sonya Ivory, Sina Swiney, Beverly Johnson, Denise Tolbert, Maureen Cady, Carnetta Thomas, Stacie Labosky. 2. Dan Fowler, Dan Lamb, Vicki Skutt and seated, Marty Price were officers for the National Honor Society. 42 Publishes The Aurora Borealis; The Literary Club at Flint Northern High School, was an extra-curricular activity that involved students who were interested in bettering their creative writing skills. The main function of the club was to meet to learn more literary styles, and to criticize, and prase each other’s and non-members’ entries to the club’s publication in the Northern Literary magazine, The Aurora Borealis. The only requirement for membership was to have an interest in creative writing. The 1978-79 Literary Club planned to have a contest at the end of the school year that involved students who were willing to participate by submitting their poetry, and other creative stories for individual judging. The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Bessie Straham during “The Year After.' The first semester sponsor was Ms. Grace White. n C l 1. 4th row: Colin Smith, George Courser, Irving Smith, Ms. Grace White. 3rd row: Mary Giles, Paul Fink, Dale Walker. 2nd row: Laura Garza, Cindy Bielec. 1st row: Beth Pendell. These were members of the Literary Club. 43 Provide Many Educational Activities OJ WD ft 3 60 c cr This year, there were 3 Foreign Language Clubs at Northern. They were French, German, and Spanish. The French club was in its 15th year at NHS. The sponsor, Mrs. Odessa Jackson has been the founder of the club since 1963. Their purpose was to promote good human relations among students, staff, and parents. Members of the French Club went to Paris, France April 13th. Mr. Keith Johnston was the German club sponsor. He assisted them in fulfilling their goals of a trip to Detroit, a German Luncheon, an International Dinner, and their annual banquet at Frankenmuth. The Spanish club sought to improve their abilities in speaking Spanish and learning the culture. With the aid of their sponsor, Mrs. Delores Zales, they planned a trip to Cedar Point, they were actively involved in Brotherhood Week and they had their annual Spanish banquet. These clubs and their sponsors helped to make The Year After the 50th Anniversary” a great success! 2. Back row: Robert McKenzie, Fred Gates, Kelly Waterson, Second row: Lydia Martinez, Michael Delcore, Alise Kaufman, Karnetta Thomas, Front row: Jenelle Lambert, Peggy Visserand Mary Rahn. 44 3. 1. Members of the German Club are: Back row: Ivan Boggs, David Kennedy, Richard Morse, Roosevelt Washington, Richard Sample, Charles Gibson, Mike Kassel, Mr. Keith Johnston, Joe Kontyko, Beth Kile Gayle Silas. Front row: Kehelis Mays, Bryan Chapin, Clancy Pence, Kelly Forde Trina Ware. Z Standing, back row: Tonya Jackson, Mrs. Odessa Jackson, Lisa Freeman, Mrs. Theda Wilson. Front row: Wendy Rosser Stephanie Robb are members of the French Club who went to Paris, France. 3. Standing left to right, back row: Mrs. Odessa Jackson, Julie Royzola, Kim Labosky, Lisa Gatza, Constance Hawthorne, JoAnna Childress, Lisa Freeman, Mrs. Theda Wilson. Center row standing: Tonya Jackson, David Jones, Paul Fink, Stephanie Robb, Jennifer Gorton. Kneeling: Michelle Barry, Wendy Rosser Debra Liddle are members and advisors of the French Club. Pep Club Peps Boosts Spirit for Athletic Events The 1978-79 Pep Club was responsible for promoting Viking Spirit through-out the school year. The continuous work and time they put in, is why Northern Vikings are still number one. The Pep Club was sponsored by Mrs. Carolyn Jackson. They provided decoration for the football and basketball banquets and put up posters for all of the athletic events. The Pep Club consisted of eight members. The president-Donna Mitchell, vice-president-Tisa Collins and secretary Lagretta Riley. 46 Back row: Lisa Collins, Donna Mitchell, Sheryl Pritchett. Front row: Alica Dennis, Legretta Riley, Kathy Stokes, Tjnia Townsend, Karnetta Thomas. Paints, Decorates Learning to Ski Main Objective for Viking Skiers The Ski Club at Northern really drew a great deal of attention from the students. They began the year with 2 goals in mind. 1) to arrange for convenient opportunities to learn and ski locally 2) and to take a trip North to experience more skiing. They accomplished these goals under their new advisor Mrs. Carol Bohannon. The president for this year’s club was Ann Badar. She was aided by the secretary Beth Pendell and the treasurer Alisa Kaufman. Their publicity was done by Jon Kidd. Among the many activities and clubs here at NHS, the Ski Club seems to be one of the most enjoyed, during the year after.” 1. Back Row (I to r): Bill Cook, Paul Crossley, Ari Schafer, Jon Kidd, Cindy Vaughn, Tim Kessler. Middle Row (I to r): Sue Edwards, Ann Badar, Junell Lambert, Jim Gibbons. Front Row (I to r): Melissa Santimo, Genie Fowler, Ken Wallace, Pat Crossley. On the Slopes 1. Members of the North Wind staff read the last edition of the paper. In the rear of the room 3 Lynne Austin, Lisa Sims, George Courser, Alan Potter, Stephanie Robb, Cynthia Owens, Joe Awad on table, and Cindy Bielec, Bethany Pendell, and Dawn Stagman seated at front table. 2. Bonita LaFear, typesetter, is setting type for the newspaper. 3. Ms. Dorothy Stradford gives instructions to Dawn Stagman while Bethany Pendell, Cindy Bielec, and Jon Kidd work on layout. 4. Members of the staff Alan Potter, Aprella Harvey, Debra Jones, Angela Austin, Michael Green, and Cynthia Owens (seated), critique the newspaper. 48 Students Honored, Initiated in June — o O IS } 3n Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for student journalists. It’s one of the highest honors a journalism student can earn. The student must be a junior or senior, having been on the staff for 3 semesters, upper one third of his her class, and high academic standings. There were students initiated for membership at the Banquet in June. The North Wind staff was responsible for the gathering, writing, editing, and laying out of the newspaper. The paper was improved by allowing Journalism I students to participate in publishing the paper. The “year after” involved a different format for the paper. Students worked all positions, but the main two were advertising management and typesetting. The main goal was to make the paper self supporting. Lynn Austin and Cindy Bielec were editors. Miss Dorothy Stradford supervised the paper. r Co-editors Cindy Bielec and Lynne Austin help distribute the newspaper This is one of the many duties they perform as editors. 2. New initiates for the 1979 Quill and Scroll membership are De L Talbert lpy editor for the yearbook; Tom Bielec. head photographer, and Debb.e Orr, yearbook editor. 49 Sought Ways to Improve Relations, 3 o u This year’s Student Council was determined to better the student faculty relations, and cut down on school vandalism. Under the leadership of Daryl Wright, who was aided by vice-president Cheri White and secretary Fred Brewer, along with the guidance of Mr. Frank Miller, the student government purposed to keep in mind that factor as they strove to represent the needs of the student body. This is Mr. Miller’s third year as the student council advisor. Along with Mr. John Fouts, they worked with the student government in preparing baskets for the needy. The student government went on to bigger and better things here at NHS. They discussed the problems of school vandalism with Mrs. Bessie Straham and Mr. Marvin Pryor. With the continuation of this well organized leadership, ‘The Year After” has proven to be better. x o. •a 1. Mrs. Bessie Straham meets with the Student Council representatives to discuss their plans for the school year. Several meetings were called by Mr. Marion Pryor which involved all student leaders. This gave students a chance to voice their opinions about vandalism, hall sweeps, school policies, etc. 50 1. Student Council leaders were Pamela McGee, Daryl Wright, President, and Terries Robinson. 2. Marvette German prepares a basket for the needy. 3. Brenda Walker and Mr. Frank Miller work together to prepare a basket for the needy. 2. 1. Vikettes (back row) from left to right; Sonya Willoughby, Stephanie Bouza, Stephanie Robbs, (front row) Diana Hodges and Stephanie Taylor. 2. Diana Hodges is shown performing a routine during halftime of a Viking basketball game. 3. Sonya Willoughby pauses in a certain Vikette performance to catch the crowds attention. 4. Stephanie Robbs shows off one of the movements used in a performance done halftime. 52 Number One Factor in School The Vikettes were a group of young ladies seen at athletic events. They were responsible for promoting Vikings’ spirit throughout the year. With the work, time and effort they put in, is the reason why Northern is still number one. The sponsor for the 1978-79 Vikettes was Ms. Leola Sanders for a second year. She worked with co-captains Lewisteen (Tina) Andrews, and Stephanie Robbs to make it a success. The goals were to promote school spirit at all basketball games, pep assemblies, and other school activities. There were 9 young ladies in the club, four of which returned from last year. They were Lela Hudson, Stephanie Robbs, Lewisteen Andrews, and Sonya Willoughby. The manager of this fine group was Ms. Sarah Knighten. Spirit C 5 D O C 5 m a 3 1. Lela Hudson shows the spectators just how much fun she is having on the floor while performing. 53 The Year After 55 Diverse Positions Help Staff Provide Better Education This year’s staff at Northern High School was dedicated to seeing that everything that could be was being done to assure that every student who graduates from Northern, would not just have a diploma, but a good solid education. The staff consisted of 5 administrators, 68 classroom teachers, 12 counselors, 8 clerks, special counselors, custodians, a nurse, a police counselor, an attendance director, and athletic director. Northern High prides itself in having by far one of the best teaching staffs in the city of Flint. Staff members and the Viking administrators have worked for many years in developing it. Throughout “The Year After”, faculty members have been successful in releasing from Northern, thousands of students who went on to be a success themselves. Pryor, Marvin Wilson, Kenneth Willey, Richard PrjnciPal Deputy Principal Asst. Principal for Students Mr. Jim Fowler and Mr. Marvin Pryor talk with a parent while Mr. Robert Ebmeyer and Ms. Juanita Brice watch intently from the table where Mr. Norbert Badar checks his roll book. 56 Straham, Bessie Asst. Principal for Instruction Ebmeyer, Robert Asst. Principal for Counseling Pintacura, Thomas Community School Director Marvin Pryor, Principal, chats with Northern fans after the girls’ Varsity Basketball team defeated Mumford for the State Title in Michigan State Field House. 57 1. Mr. Marvin Pryor, Principal of Flint Northern High School - Mr. Pryor, as Captain of the Viking ship guides with a firm, but gentle hand to keep rapport with both staff and students, and to instill an atmosphere that lends to learning and academic achievement at all times. 2. Mr. Kenneth Wilson, Deputy Principal of Flint Northern — Mr. Wilson, as first mate” formulates all class scheduling and teacher assignments. He is always available as a listening post” for the problems of both students and staff. 3. Mr. Richard Willey, Assistant Principal for Counseling - Mr. Willey, is responsible for student affairs at Northern, as well as the discipline and attendance policy. He helps a good atmosphere that is conducive to learning. Administrators Counsel, Plan, Discipline to Enhance Learning 1. Mrs. Bessie Straham, Assistant Principal for Instruction — Mrs. Straham, plans and develops curriculum for Northern. She works closely with department chairpersons, as well as the teaching staff to keep NHS No. 1 academically. She also oversees the various clubs and organizations that are active at Northern. 2. Mr. Robert Ebmeyer, Assistant Principal for Counseling — Mr. Ebmeyer, supervises the entire counseling staff, as well as coordinating both testing and guidance programs for Northern. He is a helping hand to students seeking advice in regard to their future after graduation. 3. Mr. Thomas Pintacura, Assistant Principal for Students - Mr. Pintacura is responsible for all on-going community programs, as well as adult enrichment classes and adult education. His office is usually a beehive of activity with both students and community frequenting it daily. 3 59 Baranec, John P.H. Counselor S Bengston, Shirley Counselor D Fowler, Jim Athletic Director Harburn, Robert Counselor J Holland, Juanita Social Worker Krupa, Edward Counselor M Lee, Hobart Head Custodian McIntyre, Paul Liaison Officer Miller, Bette Nurse Counselors Roles May Vary, But Work Is Continuous Percival, Jeanette Counselor G Scheick, Roy Smith, Horace Sutphen, Harry Counselor L Counselor C Counselor F 1. Mr. Tom Pintacura and Mr. Scott Soth find a great deal of enjoyment behind the counter in the main office. Departments Aided Through Chairpersons' Coordination 2 1. Mr. Mike Personnel goes over the assignment very carefully with his class. 2. Standing - P.E. Department Chairman, Al Sigman, poses with George Dedrick, Bill Adams, Mike Personnett, and in kneeling positions Denny Gerace, Randy Thompson, John Prater, and Scott Soth. Cochran, Harold Chairperson, Science Headricks, Nathanial Chairperson — Art Jacobs, Dave Johnston, Keith Chairperson - Business Chairperson - Foreign L. Miller, Frank Personnett, Mike Chairperson — Math Chairperson - Soc. Studies Holley, Anita Chairperson — Home Ec. Rasmovich, Anthony Chairperson — Ind. Arts 63 Work Continues ManyNecessaryHours After Classes Adams, Bill Beauvais, William Bentley, Francis English, P.E. Science Science, Coach Coach 1. Mr. Frank Miller, Math Department chairperson, holds a conference with a parent on parent night. 2. Mr. Randy Thompson is talking with a student. 64 Carson, Rex Clack, Floyd Math Social Studies Davenport, Venisure Special Ed. Duncan, William Math Brice, Juanita English Ebmeyer, Sally English Eiler, Glenda English Fowler, Jerry Math, Coach Ewing, Granvel Auto Shop Fouts, Jon Social Studies Gerace, Dennis P.E. Granberry, Dolores Social Studies 66 Greene, Peeti Art Harris, Betty English Hench, David English Communication Is Necessity for All Phases of Learning Jackson, Odessa English Johnson, Randy Auto Shop, Coach 1. Mr. Keith Johnston does not mind being interrupted at lunch time to give a student advice. 2. Mr. Randy Johnson, head football coach, speaks at a pep assembly. 67 Teachers Often Involve Themselves in Many Tasks KukuIka, Dorothy McFarlane, Jane McLean, William PE' C°aCh Math Math 1. Coach Norb Badar drives a golf cart while checking the areas for Cross Country meets. Pavolich, Joseph Science Perry, George Business Ed. Moss, Denise Home Economics Root, Robert Business Ed., Coach Rosborough, Robert English Sanders, Leola Special Ed. Schulz, Robert Social Studies Stableford, Pete Science Sellinger, Jeannie L.D., Special Ed. IJ Shaw, Robert Science Terwilliger, Carl Science 70 Thompson, Randy Social Studies Toporski, Tony Math Troyer, Clyde Math Multi-talented Teachers Always Enthuse Students Veenhuis, Brian Viverette, Bill Wierman, Bruce Social Studies Social Studies Graphic Arts 1. Steve Mezaros looks on while Mr. Bruce Wierman, Graphic Arts teacher prepares for his practice mountain climb. 2. Students show amazement at Bruce Wierman who is demonstrating the procedures of mounta.n climbing. 71 Teachers Do Find Parental Conferences A Necessity Zale, Delores English, Spanish Andrews, Ophelia Security Bowie, Darresia Security 1. Mr. Bill Viverette chats with parents and a student. 2. Mrs. Theda Wilson is going over grades with a parent. 72 Bowles, Evelyn Clerk Havostek. Sondra Connally, Donna Child Accounting Johnson, Martha Clerk Dickenson, Juanita Financial Secretary Lepczyk, Joy Head Clerk Lorenz, David Custodian Shields, Roxie Textbook Clerk Welch, Sharon Clerk The Year After Academics 75 Artistic Talents Shown In Various Art Classes Offered for the Vikings 1 1. In an Art class offered at Northern, students make ink drawings. 2. Marvina German expresses her artistic talent on a classroom window. 76 2 Creativity has been an important part of the Art Department. Using new techniques, students began art projects this year which proved profitable in gaining knowledge and ways of displaying their talents through art. Basic skills in classes such as drawing, painting, lettering, poster making, and macrame were taught through the instruction of Mr. Nate Hendericks and Ms. Peeti Greene. These classes attracted a variety of students desiring to learn of or to improve their skills in the field of Art. Mr. Nate Hendericks was the department chairperson for the 1978-79 school year. Through the years, the Vikings have displayed their talents in many ways. Not only in art, but other courses that were provided here at Northern during the year after the 50th Anniversary. 77 1. Who says all work no play? 2. Mr. Root watches the students closely as they do their assignment. Among the various courses here at Northern, Business Education seems to be the one that the students go for. The teachers in the Business Education Department are determined to teach the students the basic skills in typing, shorthand, stenography, accounting, marketing and other office skills. The students wishing further studies in Bus. Ed. other than the ones that are taught here at Northern were encouraged to continue their studies at Flint Northwestern which specializes in Accounting Computing and Data Processing or at Flint Southwestern that specializes in Advanced Marketing. During “the year after the 50th Anniversary,” Mr. David Jacobs was the chairperson for the Business Education Department. He and the other 3 teachers got down to the business of business everyday. Students Enjoy Business For Future Preparation In School, Occupations 79 Driver Education Skills Put Students to the Test To Develop New Drivers When asked the goals of the Driver’s Education Department for the 1978-79 school year, Mr. Gene Denny replied, “To keep Northern students alive as well as teachers’’. Another year has gone by and the three teachers remain alive. Drivers Ed. can be fun in the classroom as well as on the range, but when it was time to be serious students were. Students were taught to drive carefully and flow with traffic. Drivers Ed. is a 10 week course taught by three instructors, Mr. Gene Denny - Department Chairperson, Mr. John Converse and Mr. Frank Mazza. Students were excited to have drivers education on their schedule. This year has been no exception to the rest, the 3 instructors set out some good drivers along their way this year. 4 BE CAR INSPECTION READY! jjf 1 1. Mr. John Converse’s Driver Education class takes a break between films. 2. Driver Education instructor John Converse looks over papers carefully. 80 1. Students study hard in Driver Education. 2. Herbert Buton listens carefully to directions. 3. Driver Education involves lots of bookwork as seen with Reginald Adams here. 81 Northern’s Graphic Arts Department has been very productive during the 1978-79 school year. This program was designed to introduce the students to the highly technical field of work in graphic arts. Graphic Arts was a specialty program including students from other Flint schools. They also printed the newspaper for 3 area Flint High Schools and several junior high schools and many other private businesses. This department was headed by Mr. John Prater, Mr. Bruce Wierman and Mr. Steve Mezzaro. Most of these classes run for two hours and are considered training for future jobs in industry, using actual production jobs as a major teaching tool. Graphic Arts Productive In Printing, Photography For Flint Area Schools 83 Interested in Mechanics? Want to Design or Build? Enroll in Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department is one class that is always industrially busy. This department includes such classes as drafting, architectural drawing, machine drawing, graphic arts and auto mechanics. Mr. Anthony Rasmovich was the department chairperson during the year after the 50th Anniversary.” Making students aware of the world of work, to know and understand tools, and how to use them correctly and efficiently is what Industrial Arts is all about. The students who are enrolled in these classes are preparing themselves for the future, by obtaining the knowledge and skills needed to fulfill their goals. 85 English Dept. Promotes Skills In Language Arts The 1978-79 English Department finished another successful year. Students were overwhelmed by the different varieties of subjects in which they could choose. The department chairperson for the 1978-79 school year was Ms. Mary Ellen McOwen. She has done a great job. She has put everything into English to make it enjoyable and to make students enjoy it. Ms. McOwen stated that listening, speaking, reading and writing are language skills which promote student effectiveness. The English Department strives to work with all students in these areas. A variety of courses are offered which are designed to accommodate the individual needs. Many excellent teachers are prepared to offer assistance. 2 1. Shelta Walker, Jeanette Herms and Lershelle Turner await patiently for their class to end. 2. Venita Bowie, Sonya Ivory and Sonya Sweanie glance at the board for directions. 86 1. Renita Philips and Angcncicc Clay compare notes during class. Miss Glenda Eiler teaches her students the basic skills of English. 3. Mr. Bill Adams relaxes after teaching his students English. 87 Foreign Language Dept. Encourages Many Students To Learn Other Languages Foreign Languages have become a growing interest according to the students that were enrolled in these classes this year. The department chairperson for the year after the 50th Anniversary, was Mr. Keith Johnston. This year the Foreign Language Dept, attempted not only to teach students how to communicate in a language other than their own, but also to teach them an appreciation and understanding of a culture often very different from that of their own. Along with Mr. Johnston to help him teach these different skills of languages was Mrs. Delores Zale and Mrs. Theda Wilson. Learning the skills of languages was just one of the events going on during “ The Year After.” 88 The Home Economics program here at Northern has proven to be a success, “The Year After the 50th Anniversary.” The primary goal of Home Economics is to help both young men and young women to be knowledgeable and happy homemakers. It has much to offer any age group, from pre-kindergartners through senior citizens. Mrs. Anita Holley was the chairperson for this year’s Home Ec. Department. She and Mrs. Denise Moss worked together to help students gain knowledge and skills needed to fulfill their goals in the future. Learning and discipline are the key principles of home economics, and with the aid of Mrs. Holley and Mrs. Moss to lead the way, the courses are more easily handled. 1 1. Ladcthcrc Ducan and Joann Burk work hard to finish a garment. 2. Young men also enjoy Home Economics just as much as the young ladies in the class. Learning Is the Key To Gain Knowledge in Home Ec. 2 91 During the year the library proved to be valuable to everyone here at Northern. In the library the students can relax by looking through an interesting book or an up-to-date magazine or by gathering information that is needed for a certain subject or an activity. The Library is open to all students interested in increasing their knowledge, or just by taking time by looking at a good book. Mrs. Jeanette Johnson one of the librarians who was in charge of helping students in their quest of gaining knowledge. Northern gained another librarian this year. Mrs. Kay Goguen was an asset to the library. Mrs. Roxie Shields was the textbook clerk. N H S Library Substantial For Acquiring Knowledge In Most Subject Areas 93 Specialty For All Increases Math Program Area Schools in Enrollment The 1978 79 Math Department is experiencing an increased student enrollment in the basic fundamentals to the specialty program of calculus. Students enrolled in math were taught by one of the 9 teachers in the department. A new teacher was added this year, Mr. July of Flint. Northern is the place for specialty math. The classes were algebra 3 4, trigonometry, advanced function, analytic geometry, calculus and calculus 1 2. These classes were made up of Northern students and 3 other Flint public schools. The department chairperson for the 1978-79 school year was Mr. Frank Miller. He has been a teacher at Northern for 3 years, and has been the department chairperson for 3 years. 94 Students show excitement in their class. 1. Jackie Gorton looks puzzled as she waits for assistance from the teacher. 2. Students enjoy listening to their teacher. 3. Meaochy Proby and Lisha Jamieson turns from the teacher to glance at other students who are working math problems. 4. Jackie Gorton turns to talk to a classmate. New Directors Aid Sixty Voice Choir Continue Tradition The Music Department at Northern, began the 1979 school season striving for bigger and better things. Under the guidance of a new director, Mr. Shelby Burrell, the choir steadily increased its techniques and sounds. The 60 people in the choir this year worked hard for Mr. Burrell. Many new pieces of music were added to be improved and learned. The choir had many activities to enjoy. They gave performances at the Genesee Valley Shopping Center, the Eastland Mall, and the Sarvis Food Center Auditorium early in the year. With the pride of No. 1 being continued in the music department throughout the year after, activities continued with Mr. Greg Harris as director second semester. h GiN show lots of enthusiasm in Co-Ed P.E. 2. Co-Ed students losen activities. up before taking part in 2 98 The 1978-79 Physical Education Department was successful. The department chairperson was Coach Al Sigman. The Northern P.E. Department provides a broad based activities program, featuring the teaching of individual skills and team sports. The goals for the year were: 1) Allow the students choice in selection of activities. 2) To provide an enjoyable and interesting experience. 3) To develop a feeling of pride, competitiveness, and appreciation of sports and individual skills. 4) To establish school spirit. Co-ed P.E. at Northern is developing into a first rate program. All students are benefiting from the experience. There is a great spirit of cooperation and improvement being made at all physical skill levels. Physical Ed. Department Establishes New Spirit, Accomplishes New Goals 1 1. Student teacher Miss O'Tool (center) discuses the assignment with students. 2. Co-Ed P.E. shows lots of action and interest. 1. Mr. Pavlovich’s class shows what a working class can be. 2. David Thomas, Carl Torrey, Ann Tuuri, Don Fowler, Pat Ethier, Margaret 2 McClure, Mike Gavagan, and Vicki Skutt keep themselves busy in Physics 5s. 100 Science Plays Major Role Vikes Know It The Science department here at Northern has been scientifically busy during the 1978-79 school season. The teachers in this department are determined to teach science and good study habits to all students that are involved in the science curriculum. The specialty program involves classes in biology, chemistry, physiology, physics environmental studies and many other courses that involves science. Mr. Harold Cochran was the department chairperson for the year after the 50th Anniversary. Along with him, there are five members in the department to help fullfill goals. Science plays a very important role in everyone’s life, not only in school, but outside of school. During “The Year After” the science teachers taught science in relation to their students’ life style. 1. Mickey Forde and John Desjardin become mad scientists in analyzing an unknown ion. 2. Don McMullin, Bruce Hylen, and Linda Thompson work together in preparing for an unknown chemical for a 3s speciality class. 2 101 Social Sciences Taught As Well as Study Habits In Social Studies Dept. The 1978-79 Social Studies Department was determined to teach the students who are enrolled in these classes the basic techniques of social science as well as improving their knowledge of the courses involved and also to teach them good study habits. Those students interested in furthering their degree of knowledge in social studies were urged to attend the specialty programs taught at Flint Central or at Flint Northwestern. Throughout “the year after the 50th Anniversary, this department was under the guidance of Mr. Michael Personnett. He and the 6 remaining teachers in this department proved that social studies will be the subject of tomorrow here at Flint Northern High School. 1. Social Studies students take time from an enlightening discussion to pose for a picture. 2. Kellie Waterson, Stacie Labosky and Anthony Altimer pay close attention in Social Studies class. 102 1. Kimberly Johnson and Donna Nicoles find Social Studies interesting as well as challenging. 2. Steve Hairston and Teresa Anthony find Social Studies can be very interesting. 3. Evelyn Taylor shows a certain Viking interest. 1 The Year After Undergrads NHS Sophomore Class Makes Decisions That Will Affect Them In 1981 Graduation, Future The 1978-79 Flint Northern High Sophomore class was made up of 764 students, coming from all junior high schools around the city to be a Viking. At the beginning of the school year, there was an election for the sophomore class to choose the persons they wanted to hold the offices available. The results were president - Terries Robinson, v-president - Raymond Neely, secretary - Gina Cox and treasurer - Cindy Bryant. The sophomore class reached its goal with the fund raising programs that they put on. They had a school dance, a Sadie Hawkins dance and a fashion show. They also had a bake sale, candy sale, and they sold Amway products. The sponsors were Ms. Juanita Brice and Ms. Jeanne Sellinger. Abou, Jamra Ghassan Ackles, Dan Adams, Reginald Albee, Debbie Allen, Jeffery Allen, Terry Allen, Willie Anderson, Delores Anthony, Telfsa Arbor, Dana From left to right: Miss Juanita Brice, Karen Griffin, Gina Cox, Terres Robinson and Ms. Jeanne Sellinger. Second Row: Tony Veasey, Eric Young, Raymond Neely, Tracey Epps and Carl Baiey. 106 Armstrong, Kenann Austin, Yvette Bachman, Laura Bailey, Karl Baker, Charlotte Bates, Brenda Banks, Earline Banks, Ethel Barry, Michelle Barton, Greg Beran, Brian Bertha, Paul Bickel, Gayanne Bixel, Susan Borowski, Eugene Boggs, Charles Bolden, Bruce Bonds, Sarah Bonner, Sonia Borne, Mary Ann Boucave, Julie Bolls, Juanita Bouza, Stephanie Boyce, Gwenda Boyd, Maria Bradley, Leverdis Brewer, Sonny Bridges, Desiree Bridges, Melody Bright, Lori 107 Broussard, Kenneth Brown, Connie Brown, Sana Brown, Kimberly Brown, Glen Bryant, Cynthia Bryson, Shemaine Buchalski, Pam Bunton, Herb Caisum, Rhonda Calderon, Lisa Caliz, Dodonim Callaway, Wendy Carlton, Paulette Carlysle, Karl Carter, Carlyn Carter, Diane Carter, Katherine Carter Richard Cason, Mary Chapin, Bryan Chappell, Cornelius Cheers, Alonzo Clemons, Linda Coldron, Leathea Cole, Dawn Coleman, James Coleman, Wanda Collins, Curtis Compton, Anthony 108 Sophomores Enroll In Challenging Classes Through Specialty Programs In Flint High Schools Coanes, Rosha Cox, Gina Crawford, Cynthia Crawford, James Crews, Kim Cochran, Stanley Crooks, Becky Cunningham, Carl Curry, Rebecca Custack, Martha Jim Wier mixes chemicals in his science experiment. Sophomores enroll in challenging classes. 109 Sophs Enjoy Extra Curricular Activities Participation Each Year Vital For Awards, Honors 1. Kelley Davis, a cheerleader, feels her job is a big one, keeping the school spirit high. 2. LaWanna Hughley is a guard on the girls’junior varsity basketball team. She also was advanced to Varsity during the tournament games. 110 Doty, Shawn Drake, Dexter Drake, Gail Duncan, Micheal Edwards, Sue Edwards, Terri Elliot, Vetina Engelman, Jason English, Lee Epps, Tracey Farrow, Kit Ferguson, Cynthia Ferguson, Tracy Ferrigan, Brian Fields, Bonita Fielder, Terrance Fleming, Micheal Flippen, Dyan Flood, Shirley Floyd, Anthony Flynn Chiffon Foy, David France, Eldora Frost, Ann Forde, Kelly Furniss, Kirsten Funsch, Thomas Fowler, Jeanne Galloway, Chinene Garland, Elizabeth 111 Garza, Irma Gatza, Lisa Gaws, jon Gauthier, Stephanie Gaynor, Naomi Geaves, Carlos Gibson, Larry Gilbert, Karen Giles, Mary Gilliam, John Glinidcki, Debbie Gluck, Dar Goheen, Michelle Gonzales, Carlos Groat, Jim Grant, John Grant, Lyria Graham, Margie Green, Betty Green, James Green, Margaret Green, Micheal Green, Terry Green, Zenoia Greer, Joe Griffin, Karen Gunderson, Micheal Guntan, Steve Gutierrez, Gloria Hagenbuch, Jennifer 112 Classroom Assignments Helpful, Educational For Students In Every Grade At Northern High Hairston, Vance Hall, Kerry Hamilton, Darwin Hamm, Derrick Harris, Cindie Harris, Derrick Harris, Sonia Harrison, Karen Harthen, Robert Hathman, Kassandia 1. Brenda Halbert smiles as she works on her special project in her sewing class. 113 Who Questions The Ability Of Sophomores In Classes, Sports, Music, Art, Or Just Having Fun? Hicks, Jeff Hill, James Hobbs, Karla Hobson, Reggie Hope, Cora 114 1. Jennifer Gorton knows that hand, arm and body positions are important in tennis. Hopkins, Nadine Hopsin, Mike Howlett, Michael Hoyt, David Housley, Sheri Hughley, Lateia Hughley, LaWanna Hughson, James Jackson, Tonya Johnson, Veonca Groton, Jennifer Jentzen, Jim Jinnel, Minnesa Jones, Chris Jones, David Jones, Gwen Jones, Philys Jones, Phyllis Johnson, Byron Johnson, David Johnson, Ed Johnson, Jonn Johnson, Louis Jury, Melvina Kaufman, Alisa 115 Kidd, Kalvin Knight, Robin Koziol, Oon Labosky, Kimberly Lacey, Barbara Lancaster, Martha Latham, Alita Latham, Stanley Laue, Christine Laury, Vickie Lceper, Myran Lemieux, Michelle Leverette, Delvis Lewis, Rhonda Linker, Bob Liddle, Debra Logie, Lo'ri Looney, Laura Love, Barbara Love, Tony Lovegrave, Leslie Lucas, Denise Luckett, Terry Lytle, Michelle Mabry, Lance 116 Now, Time To Concentrate On Classwork; Good Grades Will Pay-off In Years To Come Mance, Vanessa Marks, Yolanda Markland, Melissa Martinez, Alice Mason, Katrina Diane Carter ponders about the assignment as she watches the teacher's illustrations carefully. Matlook, Eric Mattison, Tracy Maupin, Charles McDonald, Kimmie McDonough, Shanna 117 Keep The Crowd Enthusiastic With Cheers! For This Is Viking Country Home Of The Champs McGaugh, Stacy McGhee, Carla McKenzie, Marcia McKenzie, Tom McKinney, Apella McNenly, Leslie Miles, Rick Miller, Chris Miller, Keith Miller, William 2. Position, smile, ready, let's go, indicates Rhonda Lewis. 3. Rhonda Lewis not only displays a winning smile, but good form for a cheerleader. Mills, Dawn Mills, Matthew Moella, Chuck Monreal, Tony Moore, Kerwan Morgan, Brian Morris, Brian Morse, Richard Mulherin, David Murphy, Theartis Narcio, Felipe Neal, Lillian Neely, Herbert Neely, Raymond Nieto, Jess Norris, Veta Nuby, McKinley O'Brien, Jim Pace, Sabrina Page, Theresa Patterson, Landa Pea, Edward Peacock, Benjamin Pence, Clarence Perez, Vickie Perkins, Robert Peterson, Jenina Petropoulos, John Phifer, Annie Phillips, Donna 119 Pickens, Alfonzo Pickens, Eric Pillsbury, Kevin Plum, Peter Plumpp, Kathy Plunkett, John Pointer, Trayce Pollard, Ralph Pool, Tracy Poole, Janice Powell, Glen Prince, Danell Pritchett, Desheryl Rahn, Mary Rathburn, Matt Ray, Arturo Reddy, Denise Redmond, Walter Reed, Jennifer Relcrford, Antonio Reynolds, Debbie Reynolds, Vickie Richard, Maurice Richardson, James Richardson, Roxann 120 Winter Below Zero Temperature In Flint Did Not Prevent Students From Their Duties Robinson, Alvin Robinson, Robin Robinson, Terries Roe, Ken Ros, Carolyn Rosario, Luis Rose, Ronda Ross, Connie Rosser, Wendy Rosyla, Julie 121 Winter scene in the Flint area. Expressions Reflect The Numerous Moods Of Tenth Grade Scholars In Classrooms Sanford, Scott Sanglier, Lori Sauvage, Dennis Schneider, Richard Stone, Virginia Scroggins, Lisa Serinoer, Marlene Sefcelsky, Michael Sharp, Mark Sharp, Sandie 122 2. Bill Cook has a stern look on his face as he sits in class. 3. Laurie Sanglier appears to be happy as her face beams with a big smile. Sharpe, Mark Sharpe, Matt Shivers, Theresa Shourd, Dave Show, Lisa Shamsid Deen, Samia Silas, Gayle Simpson, Debra Sims, Shirley Singleton, Barry Skelton, Mark Skidmore, Cathy Skutt, Elizabeth Smith, Colin Smith, Lorna Spenser, Casey Spight, Pamela Stacey, David Stebbins, Harold Stevenson, Mark Swanson, Sterling Stewart, Ron Stokes, Pam Stone, Steven Strong, Cheri Symons, Sandy Swartz, Brian Tate, Eric Tennehill, Phylis 123 Taylor, Elaine Taylor, Ray Thizman, Debra Thomas, Mary Thompson, Connie Thompson, Janet Thompson, Valerie Thornton, Belinda Tiggs, Brenda Tims, Evelyn Torns, Tammy Torres, Joey Townsend, Isaac Tucker, Judy Turner, Laura Vanbuskirk, Tim Veasey, Tony Vcloore, Mike Vincent, Rita Walker, Dale Walker, John Walker, Matthew Wallace, Ken Walton, Wendy Waters, Anna Waters, Michael Ware, Trina Warlock, James Warren, Rhonda Wartella, Jeanne 124 Initiative, Motivation, Skills, Important Part Of The Learning Process In All Classes Washington, Lynn Weaver, Frank Weir, James Westbrook, Andre West, Robert White, Clifford White, Peggy Wielderhold, Steve Wiggins, Felecia Wilbon, Anthony Sophomores go about their daily routine of classroom work. 125 Achievements Accomplished Through Efforts Regardless Of Sport Or Activities Williams, Angela Williams, Billy Williams, Clark Williams, Don Williams, Leanne Williams, Mark Williamson, Aubrey Willingham, Tracey Willis, Marcus Wilson, Don 126 Laura Bachman shows her skills in tennis, a sport that is becoming very popular. Williams, Marzella Williams, Pamela Williams, Vanessa Wilmington, Tracey Wiltfong, Tina Woodbeck, Diana Wartella, Janine Wolosonowich, Mary Worth, Randy Worthan, Mattison Wren, Sabrina Wright, Brian Wright, Melton Younce, Kimberly Young, Charles Young, Eric Corser, George Mims, Rhonda 127 Junior Officers Plan For Last Big Step To Be Taken In 80; Graduating Seniors This year’s junior class here at Flint Northern was busy preparing for the future. The junior year of any high school student, is one full of many decisions. It is then, that they begin to ponder over college and any other knowledgeable information needed for them to succeed in life. Under the watchful eyes of Mr. Floyd Clack and Mrs. Delores Granberry, along with the leadership of their president - Pamela McGee, v. president Paula McGee, secretary - Sylvia Collins and treasurer - Yvette Gayden, the junior class had a numerous amount of activities planned, which included anyway sales, Northern tag sales, a fashion show, and the junior Couples Dance. The class of ’80 now goes on to face the challenge of being seniors. Though their senior year will be their most exciting one in high school, let them not forget that last step up the ladder, during “The Year After.” Abernathy, Lyndon Andrews, Louisteen Anderson, Amy Anderson, Dariel Allen, Sharon Allen, Sharon Armstead, Tracy Atkins, Terry Avery, Oarcey A wad,Joe Jr. class officers, Back row: Pam McGee (vice-president), Marlynn Snyder, Paula McGee (president), Tisa Collins. Middle row: LaGretta Riley, Donna Mitchell, Deirdre Gayden, Sarah Holliman. Front row: Mcoachy Proby, Sylvia Collins (secretary), and Sandra Payne. 128 Badjr, Ann Baker, Darryl Banks, Thomas Barnes, Shcilia Barnett, Angela Barr, Daryl Bates, Sandra Beaudoin, Deanna Beauchamp, Tina Bernard, Patricia Bertha, Guy Bertha, Paul Bickford, Eileen Bielec, Cindy Black, Julie Blakely, Venita Blueitt, Curtiss Bolden, Bruce Boggs, Ivan Bonardelli, Jeff Bonds, Ramona Bonomo, Robert Bouchard, Michelle Bowen, Carla Bowling, Miny Bowling, Reginald Boyce, Donald Boyd, Maria Branch, Sheila Briggs, Dolores 129 Brewer, Fredrick Bridges, Denise Brooks, Carlton Brown, Sherrie Brown, Tammy Brown, Travis Brown, Vicky Bryant, Cynthia Bryson, Eugene Buckley, Anthony Bunch, Cynthia Bunton, Karen Burgess, Ken Burton, Linda Cady, Tom Calloway, Jonis Campbell, Edith Cannon, Kevin Chapman, Jeanette Carter, Cathy Carthane, Jacqueline Carthanc, Sherry Cash, Julie Cason, Mary Cason, Lianna Chaney, Morris Cheatom, Janis Childers, Pamela 130 Students Keep Occupied with Studies To Accomplish Idealistic Goals; New Ones in Reach 1. Mike Gavagan is busy at work, as he conducts a physics experiment. 2. Nancy Hamilton is selecting a novel. 131 Classes Prepare Juniors For Future Events During Their Important Years At Northern Coleman, Stanley Collins, Preston Collins, Preston Collins, Sylvia Collins, Tisa Cook, Sue Copeland, Linda Cochran, Corey Crannie, Lori Crawford, Cynthia Ceasar Alberto relaxes from his busy schedule. 2. Joe Awad gets ideas from old layouts before he does his headlines. 132 Crockett, )oe Cross, Kimberly Cross, John Crossley, Pat Crutcher, Frederica Cunningham, Julie Curtiss, Sandy Daniels, Victoria Dansby, Sheila Dantzler, Cheryl Dantzler, Traci Davenport, Gwen Davidson, Lee Davis, Lynn Davis, Michael Davis, Tonya Davis, Vicki Duffin, Denise Dennis, Alecia Gayden, Deidre Doan, Cynthia Douglass, Greylon Dunn, Pat Kutil, Kevin Echols, Rodney Edwards, Tony Ellis, Annette Emerton, Ross Emery, Karen Etchison, Mark 133 Evans, Alyse Ferguson, Cindy Ferrigan, Coleen Fink, Paul Fernoff, Cindy Fowlkes, Nelson Freeman, Lisa Frost, Stanford Fuller, Hank Fussell, Lynn Gardner, Jackie Gardner, Mit i Garland, Marji Gates, Fred Gauthier, Doug Gavagan, Michael Gayden, Yvette Gaylor, James Gibson, Joyce Gibson, Charles Gibbons, Jim Gilbert, Donna Giles, Mary Golden, Scott Goode, Rachel Gorton, Jackie Grantham, Tim Gray, Sonya Green, Sheri Grohoski, Tonya 134 College Type Registration Helpful to Students In Helping Make Responsible Choices That Effect Them Guerno, Amada Gulacsik, Carl Halford, Wanda Hall, Denise Hall, Vella Hamilton, Nancy Hamm, Keith Harding, Anita Harris, Allen Harris, Cindy Lydia Martinez and Beth Pendell leave the registration area after selecting their second semester classes. 135 Cheerleading, Band Very Important To NHS In Many Aspects Of School Life Throughout the Year Haus, Bob Haywood, Rita Heard, Charlotte I Hearn, Jeanetta Henn, Doug 1. Varsity cheerleader Sherri Kennedy illustrates the spirit that Marlin Smith helps lead the band in a cheer. keeps the Vikings going. 2. 136 Hemingway, Vivian Henderson, Johnny Henry, Dean Hicks, Juliet Hightower, Roxzena Hines, Pamela Hobbs, Yvette Hobbs, Yvonne Holbrook, Trina Hollins, Carlos Hopps, Yvonne Horton, Derrick Hoyle, Mary Hudson, Lela Hudson, Rochelle Hughley, Kim Ivy, Mike Ivory, Helen Jamison, Lisha Jims, Donna Jinnan, Alecia Jefferson, Norman Jefferson, Tina Jetter, Robert Jenson, Jim Jones, Deborah Jones, James Johnson, Karen Johnson, Sandra 137 johnson, Ernestine Johnson, Karen Johnson, Marlita Johnson, Sallie Johnson, Monica Johnson, Mandia Joslin, Brian Kahce, Thelma Katz, Gaylyn Kendrick, Margie Kennedy, Sheri Keesee, Donnell Keesler, Tim Kemp, Catherine Keith, Daphne Kidd, Marylynn Klebos, Donald Kildcc, Jacqueline King, Felecia Knighten, Cheryl Knighten, Cheryl Koby, Barnes Koziol, Gwen Lacey, Brenda Lambert, Junell Laue, Dawn Lechota, Katie Lee, Carolyn Lemieux, Maria Lemuel, Mario 138 Every Possible Minute Spent in Class Can Prove Most Valuable In Many Many Ways Lincoln, Cathy Lindsey, Robin Loftin, Robert Long, Pamela Lucas, Michelle Lucas, Kim Luther, Teresa Luther, Lisa McDowell, Barbara McGee, Nathaniel Dean Snogren is caught in the act teasing his classmate. McGee, Steve 139 Do Not Let Any Opportunities Pass! Accept That Challenge in Class It Maybe Worthwhile McGee, Pamela McGee, Paula McGrady, Keith McKone, Scott McNcely, Michelle 140 Paul Fink glances away from his text for a few minutes. Murphy, Kathy McDonough, Steve McCaw, Victoria McCoy, Dorice McCoy, Charlotte McDonald, Robyn Marani, Elaine Martinez, Lydia Mars, Julie Marshall, Lynn McCann, Mitchell Maclin, Matt Mallernez, William Mall, Liz Mabry, Andre Mason, Ethel Nasser, Basem Nichols, Sheila Norbury, Stephanie Northrup, Johnathan Ostrom, Ester Panchula, Vanessa Nunley, Tonya Odneal, James Olds, Jeff Oliver, Cynthia Oskey, Marty 141 Paller, Adrienne Patrick, Yvonne Paulos, Janith Payne, Sandra Payton, William Pence, Katie Pcndell, Bethany Perkins, Curtis Peterson, Jacqueline Peterson, Terri Phifer, Diana Piotrowski, Bill Pittman, Brenda Potter, Alan Potter, Donita Pratt, Renee Preston, James Proby, Meochy Richeson, Brian Riendeau, Sandy Roberts, David Roberts, Leniire Roberts, Oscar Robertson, Debra Rock, David Romaszweski, Karen Royster, Vinita Rushing, Keith Shackleford, Rachel Sample, Richard 142 The Library Is Just The Place for Data For a Research Paper That's Due Or Other Projects Wayde Wyatt chats with a friend as he searches for an interesting book. Sands, Renee Sanglier, Cherie Santimo, Melissa Schaenzer, Pete Schuck, Kay-Ann Scott, Janice Shaker, Scott Sheared, Aretha Shelton, Jon Shutes, Donald Sibley, Sandra Simmons, Maurice Simpson, Wendell Sly, Robert Smith, Bridgette Smith, Frank Smith, Kathryn Smith, Lisa Smith, Valerie Sny, Julie Snogren, Dean Snyder, Keith Snyder, Marlynn Sorenson, Jean Stanley, Tonia Stagman, DaWn Slabchuck, Christopher Sternaman, Jenny Stevens, Vicki Stewart, Glen Steward, Harvey Stokes, Katherine Stone, Alicia Stone, Regina Storm, Laurie Stubbs, Kelly Summers, Gene Sykes, Trina Sylmon, Laveta Sylvester, Jim 144 Running A Skill , Cross Country Sport In Which Undergrads Participate In Viking Country Symons, Elaine Taylor, Mary Taylor, Tony Theodore, Becky Thomas, Mike Thomas, Julie Thompson, Joyce Thurston, Mark Tom Cady is ahead of the opposing track team members. 145 Leadership Plays Most Important Role For ALL Junior Class Members At Flint Northern Thoune, Tina Tomaszewski, Sharon Torrey, Michelle Trent, Joe Trigger, Rosemarie Tinker, Cheryl Turner, Lershelle Turner, Margaret Turner, Shelia Jr. Class officers, Pam McGee, Evette Gayden, Sarah Holliman, Paula McGee and Sylvia Collins, gather for a special effect photography session. 146 Turner, Sherry Turner, Ted Titus, Melody Vandorne, Carol VanDuscn, Susan Vaughan, Cynthia Vidal, Joe Visser, Peggy Walker, Sheletha Walker, Dane Wallace, Teresa Walters, Raye Walton, Jill Waterson, Kelly Washington, Alphonso Washington, Francine Washington, Shelly Westbrook, Jackie Wharton, Lynne Wheatly, Chris White, Cheri White, Deborah White, Sonya Willinghan, Carmen Williamson, Camilia Williams, Greg Williams, Regina Williams, Roderick Williams, Tommie Winbush, Michael 147 1. Ken Wallace (left) and Dean Snowgren puts out a loud sound on the trumpets during band practice. 2. Tom Cady looks up to get his picture taken while doing his math assignment. Through Fun In All Classroom Activities Learning For Juniors Can Be Gained At 'Ole' NHS Wilson, Clifford Wilson, Darcie Wilson, Lawanda Wishart, Kim Woodson, Tracey Wright, David Wright, Debra Wyatt, Wayde Wynn, Boyce Yount, Mike 1. Scott Golden and Norman lefferson break for a few minutes during class to enjoy each other's company. Juniors Dedicated To The Various Tasks Preparing For Their Final Year At Northern High 1. Tonya Lowe studies for chemistry experiment. 2. Eileen Bickford works hard during student registration. 3. Deidra Gaydon seems baffled over a science problem. The Year After —m - Four Vikings Take All Valley Honors The 1978 Varsity Baseball Team had a very improved season. With the outstanding coaching job of William Adams, the Vikings came home with a (13-14 win-loss record). Outfielders Leo Bell and Rick Tobias, along with first baseman Bob Wylie and third baseman Bob Howlett, were named All City for the '78 season. This made coach Adams very pleased. The Most Improved player award went to senior Leo Bell, the offense award went to Rick Tobias and the Rookie of the Year was Tom Schaenzer. award went to Rick Tobias and the Rookie of the Year was Tom Schaenzer. The 1978 season will be remembered with Coach Adams continuing his job. “The Year After” should prove to be even better. 1 1. Rick Tobias glances to make sure it's not a foul. 2. During a warm up,Rick Tobias practices his punts. 3. Mark Taylor makes a punt to out fox the other team. 154 3 Varsity Baseball Scores Northern 3 Hamady 12 Pontiac 12 Pontiac 1 Beecher 18 Beecher 1 Southwestern 1 Northwestern 8 Northwestern 0 Flushing 6 Flushing 0 Central 10 Pontiac 12 Pontiac 4 Northwestern 0 Northwestern 6 Ainsworth 5 Lakeville 0 Central 4 Davison 6 Lake Fenton 5 Southwestern 6 Central Opponent 2 2 0 0 2 7 5 5 6 1 11 3 0 1 1 8 7 155 1. Northern’s Varsity Baseball Team: LEFT TO RIGHT; Kermit Pitts, Tom Schanzer, Matt McCann, Jeff Sabolish, John Carlson. MIDDLE: Mark Taylor, Tim Doty, Leon Bell, Leo Bell, Richard Vargas, Tim Pendell, Larry Arnold. BOTTOM: Tim Kalfs, Bob Howlett, Bob Wylie, coach Bill Adams, Rick Tobias, Bill Jentzen. 1. Tim Pendell is ready for the pitcher to throw the ball to strike the 2. Matt Lane is surprised by the hit, but Bob Wylie waits for the catch, opponent out. as Tim Doty backs him up. 156 Varsity Baseball Players Hit It Off Right 157 J.V. Team Shows Promise for the Future The 1978 junior varsity baseball team season was one with a 9-8 win-loss record. Sophomore Kermit Pitts proved to be a great asset to the Vikings, with his batting average of .380 he also had the pleasure of playing on varsity baseball before the season ended. Along with Berry Mckerchie who also had an average of .380, Bill Piotrowski had an average of .318 and Mike Weycker had an average of .300, they also proved to be “Vital help to the Vikings. The coach who trained and helped the young Vikings to maintain the Pride of No. 1 at Northern High School, was Coach Fritz Petrich. If the j.v. Baseball team can be “Victorious”, the year of 79 will be an accomplishment for the “Year After”. t 2 1. Mike Weycker cops a lean while waiting to swing. 2. Mark Taylor casually stands on first base while watching and waiting to make his move. 3. Bob Haus, Craig Mueller and other team members watch the game with intensity. 158 Back Row, L-R: N. Pfundt, R. Calloway, M. Taylor, C. Mueller, D. Keecy, D. Stoutenberg, C. Shaw, D. Barr. Second Row, L-R: M. McCann, P. Schaenzer, B. McKerchie, M. Weycker,T. Williams, B. Havs, N. Saldoo, K. Pitts, B. Piotrowskl. Not Pictured: Jay Hicks. Front Row: Sue Dutil, Karen Romasyewski. 159 Coach, Team Win Like Veterans This year’s varsity hasketball team at Flint Northern started the season with a young new team and a young new coach. Mr. Bob Root was the new coach during the 1978-79 season. He was determined to teach this young team of 4 seniors and 5 juniors the new skills, techniques and plays needed to grasp a victorious win. There were only two returning lettermen from last year’s varsity team. These young men were Monstano Love and Kermit Pitts. The team finished out the season with these accomplishment(s); 12-8 win-loss record. At the end of the season these following young men who were on the junior varsity team were moved up to varsity; Kevin May nor, Tracy Schnieder, Kevin Preston, and Randy Maze. Although they didn’t take state, these young men did maintain Northern’s pride of no. 1 during The Year After.” 2. 1. James Preston sweeps around the left while manuverlng a breakaway. 2. Mr. Root gives last minute advice. 3. Greg Copper looking for an open man. 4. Rod Turner in pursuit of a flying dunk. 3. 4. 160 Varsity Boy's Basketball Scoreboard Northern Opponent 49 Flushing 57 66 Pontiac 77 61 Flint Central 63 77 Flushing Holiday Tourn. 71 77 Midland 52 60 Sag. Arthur Hill 59 54 Davidson 52 56 Northwestern 58 57 Saginaw 74 43 Midland 41 61 Southwestern 65 69 Pontiac 81 76 River Rouge 75 77 Midland Dow 62 48 Flint Central 58 60 Sag. Arthur Hill 58 69 Northwestern 62 60 Southwestern 52 50 Saginaw 56 49 District Play 55 Head Coach Bob Root 1. Top left to right, Ken Brown, Ricky Pool, Monstano Love, fames Oneal, Kermit Pits, Coach Mr. Bob Root. Bottom left to right. Rod Turner, Greg Copper, Wllford Moore, Terry Walker, and James Preston. 161 Root's Squad Defeats Colts, Wildcats 3. 1. Wilford Moore hoops in another score. 2. Rod Turner sends off the ball while being well covered. 3. While uncovered, Greg Copper takes the open shot. 163 J.V sTeam Upholds Viking Tradition Northern’s 1978-79 junior varsity basketball team was one of t he finest in the state of Michigan. Their coach, Mr. Reginald Manville, was determined to teach this young team of 3 juniors and 6 sophomores the basic techniques, skills, and powerful plays needed to grasp a Viking Victory. Even though there were sophomores on the team this year, they finished their season with a 16-4 win-loss record. Sophomore, Tracy Schnieder, was the team s leading rebounder while junior, Kevin May nor was the team's leading scorer. Although this j.v. basketball team was young and inexperienced, they did continue the Viking pride of no. 1 during the The Year After the 50th Anniversary.” 1. Tracy Schneider goes up over a Wildcat for a Viking basket. 2. Kevin Preston surrounded by Wildcats ump high to reach his basket. 3. It looks like another basket for Northern put in by Randy Mayes. y ’ 164 Boy’s J.V. Basketball Scoreboard Northern Opponent 59 Flushing 53 45 Pontiac 48 61 Flint Central 53 86-41 Flushing Holiday Tourn. 51-64 64 Midland 43 70 Sag. Arthur Hill 45 68 Davidson 44 43 Northwestern 39 62 Saginaw 58 60 Midland 52 69 Southwestern 54 61 Pontiac 62 63 River Rouge 43 80 Midland Dow 52 46 Flint Central 32 54 Sag. Arthur Hill 43 64 Northwestern 51 75 Southwestern 61 46 Saginaw Coach Reggie Manville 51 Members of the JV Basketball Team are standing, left to right: Tony Buckler. Kneeling, left to right: Mark Stevenson, Kevin Preston, Kevin Brown, Randy Mayes, Tracy Schneider, Mario LeMuler and Anthony Maynor, and Ken Burgess. 165 Girls Accomplish Goal; State Champs The girls’ varsity basketball team set their goals and accomplished all of them with the skillful coaching of Ms. Dorothy Kukulka and Mr. Nate Jones as the assistant coach. The team completed a 23-0 season including the tournament games. Varsity captured City, Valley, District, Regional, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals and State titles. In the sixth year of girls’ basketball at Northern, a first was established in Flint and Genesee County when the team went undefeated and took State title. In the six years, 99 games have been played with 76 wins and 23 losses. Five young ladies were selected to the All Valley Team, two selected for the All-State Team, and several got honorable mention in the above categories. 1. Paula McGee is ready to shoot over Detroit Mumford’s player as Venita Bowie is ready to grab. 2. Leteia Hughley is under the basket as she gives the ball back to the defensive line-up. 3. Leteia Hughley shoots the ball and Kim Hughley is ready to rebound as Paula McGee and Venita Bowie are ready to assist. 166 Varsity Scoreboard Girls Basketball Northern % Flushing Opponent 22 52 Sag. Arthur Hill 45 91 Pontiac Northern 33 81 Central 27 100 Southwestern 37 77 Northwestern 37 62 Sag. Arthur Hill 38 94 Saginaw 35 75 Pontiac 32 58 Central 35 83 Southwestern 37 78 Pontiac Northern 50 74 Northwestern 30 63 Saginaw 40 84 Midland 32 District 70 Davison 33 56 Northwestern 48 69 Kearsley 50 69 Flushing 21 Regional 70 Sag. Arthur Hill 30 Quarter Final 68 Mt. Clemens 50 Semi Final 91 Brighton 36 State Champs 60 Detroit Mumford 48 Head Coach Dotti Kulkulka J.V. Coach Nate Jones Standing (left-right) Jackie Carthane, Ms. Cathy O'Toole, Pam Long, Paula McGee, Pam McGee, Brenda McMillan, Judy Tucker, Yvette Gayden and Coach Ms. Dorothy Kukulka. Kneeling (left-right) Thelisa Anthony, Delores Wilson. Renee Fleming, Kim Hughley, Kim Tartt. Sitting (left-right) are tri-captains Teresa Anthony, Venita Bowie, Leteia Hughley. Not pictured are Lawanna Hughley, Charlotte Baker, Pam Williams and statisticians Pam Blakely, Denise Tolbert and Ms. D. Stadford. 167 1. Paula McGee is up for two with Teresa Anthony waiting for the rebound. 2. Team is happy because they have just won State Title. 3. Pamela McGee is high up off the floor for an easy two points. 168 Varsity Girls Take State in 78 1. Teresa Anthony shoots the hoop from the corner to add two more points to the score. 2. Kim Hughiey and Kim Tartt, hold up the State Trophy for the team. 3. Team takes time to pose with principal Mr. Marvin Pryor, Mr. Fowler and their coach Ms. K. 4. Ms. D. Kukulka finds it a pleasure and an honor to receive the State Championship Trophy with a smile. 169 N H S J.V NHS girls JV team for the second year in a row had an incredible season with an outstanding record of 14-1. The coach for the 1978-79 team was Mr. Nate Jones. He stated their goals at the beginning of the year, they were: 1) To combine individual talents and skills to perform a high degree of team work. 2) To establish the best defensive JV team in the Saginaw Valley. 3) To win the City Title. 4) To win the Saginaw Valley Title. The young team took city, but lost valley in the last couple of seconds. The team accomplished many individual team records. 1. Points per second season 1,454 2. Allowed the opponents 419 pts. 3. 401 steals and 600 rebounds. The young Vikes were led by the 1-2 scoring punch C. Baker 26 pts. per game and L. Hughley 11 pts. per game. The bulk of rebounds came from the trio of T. Downing, P. Williams and C. Baker. The team was very patterned and disciplined, with the leadership of T. Stanley as point guard. Mr. Jones is looking forward to 1979. The tradition is to do it again. 1. Lawanna Hughley gets off the flgor to score two points. Z Tracy Downing out lumps her opponent to start the game. 3. Charlotte Baker shoots and waits to see her bail drop in. 170 . Girls Did It Again ! 3 % Northern 1978 Scoreboard Girls J.V. Basketball Opponent 52 Flushing 25 80 Sag. Arthur Hill 31 70 Pontiac Northern 27 60 Central 18 91 Southwestern 18 42 Northwestern 16 42 Sag. Arthur Hill 17 64 Saginaw 47 87 Pontiac 27 48 Central 7 89 Southwestern 16 67 Pontiac Northern 51 45 Northwestern 28 60 Saginaw 61 68 Midland 40 Head Coach Dotti Kulkulka J.V. Coach Nate Jones Standing (left-right) Manager jackie Carthane, Charlotte Baker, Kellie Williams, Maureen Cooper. Sitting (left to right) Tonia Stanley, Waterson, Edith Childress, Statistician Judy Tucker, Manager Yvette Lawanna Hughley, Toya Hall. Not pictured Tracy Downing. Gayden, Coach Nate Jones. Middle (left-right) Lisha Jamison, Pamela 171 1978 Scoreboard Cross Country Team Northern 22 Flushing Opponent 35 56 Grand Blanc 21 18 Clio 39 17 Northwestern 44 206 Holly Invit. 74 20 Pontiac 35 138 Tri. State 65 16 Central 46 80 Lakeland Invit. 84 22 Southwestern 35 1st Place — Genesee County Invit. 1st Place - City Meet 2nd Place — Regional Meet Head Coach Norb Badar rinTo ey.r) ' MCUn’ Pat Blak'ly’ K i,h Hirri$0n' E 1 Childress Coach orb Badar. Kneeling (In-) - Monsanto Love, Dan Fowler, Tom Cady, 172 Harriers Place First in City, Valley, County Northern’s Cross Country team finished its season with the Viking pride of No. 1. With another outstanding coaching season Coach Norb Badar, the Vikings came home as City Champions, Valley Champions, and Genesee County Champions. This year’s Captain for the squad was senior Carl Torrey. At the Awards’ Banquet, Carl Torrey received the “Most Valuable Runner Award’’ and Tom Cady received the “Most Improved Runner Award” and was elected Captain for the 1978-80 season. Next season looks very promising with Coach Badar training the Vikings. Thanks goes out to the Cross Country team and Coach Badar for maintaining the No. 1 pride of the Northern Vikings, the year after. 2 I. Keith Harrison gives it his best. 2. Monsanto Love and Tom Cady show determination. 3. Pat Blakely and Mike McLin strive for perfection as well as a victory. 173 3 Northern Runners Have Good Season 3 1. Senior Mike McLin places high to help the team qualify for state finals. 2. Carl Torrey bypasses an opponent to chalk up another win. 3. Keith Harrison, Carl Torrey, and Dan Fowler keep the pace in order to improve. 174 175 1. It may be cold, but a dedicated Pat Blakely, Keeps on Truckin. 2. Northern harriers strive for the lead to overcome Flint Central. '.V' rOSS C°Untry tcam Front left to right, Deri Hamm Charles Moppet, Jeff Hicks, Mark Sharp. Back row left to rigl r Vei.Fu0y'LDB0,7 Gouthier, Mike Hobson, Fred Gates, Bill Cook, a Coach Norb Badar. 1. Charles Moppett and Dave Foy lead the way in a J.V. crosscountry meet. J. V. Cross Country are on the Move 1. Dave Foy shows strength and determination as a Cross Country runner. 2. Northern J.V. Cross Country runners Mike Hobson, Charles Moppet, and Kevin Pillsbury lead the Vikings to a victory. 1 Northern 1978 Scoreboard Varsity Football Opponent 14 Davison 8 8 Southwestern 37 24 Pontiac 15 0 North Farmington 40 20 Sag. Arthur Hill 33 12 Northwestern 31 33 Midland 21 8 Muskegon 27 14 Central 17 Coach Randy Johnson Flint Northern Varsity Football Team for 1978-1979 Standing Back Row: Left to right Al Sigman, Coach, John Pratter, Trainer, Randy Johnson, Head Coach, Tom Williams, Rich Pool, Mike Rahals, Jeff Sabolish, Ken Linker, Jay Shelton, DonaJd Boyce, Greylon Douglas, Alvin Brown, Jessie Loyd, Kermitt Pitts, Charles Woods, George Dedrick, Coach, Dennis Gerace, Coach Kneeting. Middle Row: Scott Soth, Coach, Daryl Elison, Sun Frost, Anthony McNeal, Mandio Johnson, William Morris, Steve Harison, Gordon Jones, Bill Grant, Bob Reandue, Alex Gutierrez, Frank Brasel, Bill Adams, Sitting, Front row: Ron Hayostek, Rod Turner, Eric Hicks, Dorice McCoy, Craig Simpson, Lamair Roberts, David Hodges, Calvert Dixon, Joe Awad, Oscar Roberts, Tim Bowman, Ivan Jamison. 178 Varsity Football Season Involves Hard Work Northern’s 1978 Varsity Football Team lead by Coach Randy Johnson, worked very hard this season. With 18 seniors, 17 juniors and one sophomore the Vikings did good for a young team. This year’s captains were seniors David Hodges and Jeff Sabolish and junior Kermit Pitts. Jeff Sabolish and junior Greylon Douglas were named All-City Offense for Northern, while David Hodges was named All-City Defense. Greylon Douglas, Jeff Sabolish and junior Anthony McNeal were named All-Valley, along with seniors Darrell Ellison and David Hodges. With eighteen returning members for next season, Varsity Football should prove to be even better. 1. Kermit Pitts kicks for the 3 points as Rod Turner holds carefully against Pontiac. 179 1. Rod Turner catch.,, p„, from quarterback K«rmit Pirn. 2. Northern’s Kermit Pitts releases the handoff to runningback Anthony McNcal as Northern's offensive line holds up against Pontiac. 180 Team Strives Hard Against Opponent 1. Northern’s Kermit Pitts releases a well thrown pass while Anthony McNeal (6) and John Shelton blocks. 2. Northern’s Anthony McNeal (6) scores against Pontiac. 3. Anthony McNeal looks while Northern’s offensive prepares an open hole. 4. Northern’s Bill Grant (75) tackles Pontiac’s runningback as Jeff Sabloish (73) comes to assist. 181 |. V. Football Squad Illustrates Talent The 1978 79 junior varsity football team had a very impressive season. With Coaches Scott Soth and Dennis Gerace taking over the job of coach Gordon Brown, the young Vikings finished the season with an improved record of 6-3. There are no City, Valley and State Championship Competitions of rating for junior varsity football. They also have no captains and no one who goes out for the team is cut. They go through the same training as the varsity team, so therefore they have the same experience before they become varsity players. The young Vikings proved to be a great asset by continuing Northerns' Pride of No. 1 during the year after.” 1 2 l.T“ny, 8? atc,hes to sec iust who is 8«ing to receive the ball. 2. out how many yards they gained against the Colts. 4. Being careful not The kick-off by Rayford Stevenson starts the game in which Northern to let Southwestern get too far, Ray Hall tackles a Colt, beat Southwestern, 8-2. 3. Northern players rush to the scene to find 182 ) 1978 Scoreboard unior Varsity Football Northern Opponent 30 Davison 0 8 Southwestern 2 16 Pontiac 0 16 Southwestern 6 6 Sag. Arthur Hill 12 28 Northwestern 0 6 Midland 7 12 Carman 22 30 Central 14 ♦Saginaw Valley Conference Head Coach Scott Soth ♦♦Double Header 1 Back row: left to right - James Coleman, Terrance Collins, Duane Woods, Terry Luckett, Arturo Ray, William Miller, Theartis Murphy, Kerry Kelso, Quentin Mack, Rosha Conner, John Plunkett, Bryon Elbert and Anthony Wilbon. Center row: left to right Keith Harrison, James Weir, Nelson Fowlkes, Mike Henderson, Joe Crokett, Glassen Abou-James, Herbert Neely, Randy Mays, Greg Cooper, Dewayne Chambers, Ed Johnson, Derrick Barnes, Rick Miles, Anthony Love, Donnell Keesee. Front row: left to right - Coach Scott Soth, Reggie Hobson, Boyce Wynn, Eric Hicks, Mike Howlett, Stanford Frost, Jeff White, Bob Linker, Maurice Richards, Charlie Boggs, Raymond Hall, Tony Brown, Greg Conner, Theron Young and Coach Dennis Gerace. 183 1. Standing (l-r) - Coach )erry Fowler, John Carlson, Paul Carlson, Kneeling (hr) - Mike Gunderson, Bill Piotrowski, Mark Taylor. 184 Vike Golfers Sweep Valley West Title Flint Northern's Golf Team finished its season with an accomplishment of nine wins and five losses, and placing fifth in the Regionals. With a team of 5 seniors and 2 juniors, they also grasped the Saginaw Valley West Division Championship Title and the City Championship Title for the second consecutive year. Seniors John and Paul Carlson and Bill Piotrowski ranked All-Valley golfers. The coach who trained and led the golfers to continue the Vikings Pride of No. 1, was Coach Jerry Fowler. Mr. Fowler stated that he plays golf in his spare time, and that he enjoys it very much. It is good exercise and very relaxing. The Year After the 50th Anniversary has proven to be very exciting. With Coach Fowler and two returning members of the varsity golf team continuing the Viking spirit, the 1979-80 season looks very promising. 3 1. Hitting the ball in the right place is half the battle and Paul Carlson knows it as he carefully lines up his drive. 2. Seniors Paul Carlson, Mark Taylor, and John Carlson display their well-earned trophies. 3. Paul Carlson practices his swing, striving to improve. 185 Vikings Take City Golf Championship 1 3 1. Bill Piotrowski looks as if he is giving it all he's got as he completes his swing. 2. With a look of determination, Bill Piotrowski hits the ball down the fairway. 3. Mark Taylor follows through and then watches to see how far the ball travels. 186 187 1. Paul Carlson shows his style. 2. Paul Carlson watches the ball intently, after making a fine putt. Hockey Team Accomplishes Goals The 1978-79 Hockey team at Flint Northern, started its season to improve its previous record of last year, which they did accomplish. With the aid of their coach Martin Siegel, he proceeded to teach this young team of Vikings the responsibilities of leadership and team awareness. The Hockey team was composed of 7 seniors, 7 juniors, and 6 sophomores. This also included the outstanding players for defense: Dennis Sauvage, John Cross, Scott Sanford, and Mike McGee. With the return of 12 lettermen this season, the pride of number 1 did continue during “the year after” at Northern through hockey. 1. 1. Robbie McKenzie looks up the ice and waits for his teammate to pass the puck. 2. Paul Racette skates close to the net and tries to put the puck in. 3. Paul Racette skates up the ice with steady stick handling. 3. 188 HOCKEY 1978-79 Opponent Northern 1 St. Clair 8 4 Southwestern 2 2 Northwestern 14 4 Flushing 2 4 St. Clair 9 4 Flint Central 3 7 Holiday Tourn. 2 6 Holiday Tourn. 2 3 Swartz Creek 2 5 Northwestern 12 4 Clio 6 6 Southwestern 3 8 Grand Blanc 5 12 Flint Central 2 7 Powers 4 4 Northwestern 8 8 Southwestern 3 1 Kearsley 10 9 Flint Central 0 6 Davison 4 3 Sag. A.H. 4 9 Carman 2 1 State Regional Play 9 7 STATE FINALS 2 Head Coach Marty Siegel Front row (left to right): Larry Arnold, Alternate Captain Mark Taylor, Captain Bruce Hylen, Alternate Captain Paul Racette, Jim Wylie, Middle Row: Manager Tom McKenzie, Assistant Coach Don Allen, John Kushuba, Mike Gunderson, Robbie McKenzie, Mike Hobson, Scott Sanford, Terry Gooslin, Coach Marty Siegal. Top row: Philpe Narcio, Daryl Barr, Bill Piotrowski, John Cross, David Hoyt, Pat Crossley, Dennis Savage. 189 1. Pat Crossley, Mike Gunderson, and Robbie McKenzie skate over to Narcio skates down the ice with speed on a breakaway. 3. Bill the boards to get some extra advice from Coach Marty Siegal. 2. Felipe Protrowski uses fancy skate maneuvering to get through opponent. 190 Awareness Vital for Hockey Defeats 3. 1. John Cross fires a slap shot to the net. 2. Jim Wylie has a drink of water to cool him off. 3. Bruce Hylen is using good stick handling to get away from opponent. 4. Felipe Narcio skates up the ice. 4. 191 Girls Softball Strive to Succeed Though the 1978 softball team didn’t have an outstanding win-loss record, they worked hard and did their best. The team’s captains were seniors Joann Creamer and Tammy McKone. The team consisted of 14 players, which were 4 seniors, 6 juniors and 4 sophomores. The statistician was Kathy Hart. The score weeper was Tammy McKone. The Special Honors for All City were Pam Blakely (P), Joann Creamer (C) and Terri Harthen (CF). Saginaw Valley 1st Team Joann Creamer (C), Saginaw Valley 2nd Team Terri Harthen (CF), Saginaw Valley Honorable Mention Kathy Mucha 2nd Base and Kathy Fuller (LF). In the Saginaw Valley, Northern had 4 girls with an average .800 or better. Terri Harthen .838, Lena Horn .875, Gaylyn Katz .867 and Jennie Wylie .857. Ms. Betty Kujala was the coach for the ’78 softball squad. 1. Northern's Jennie Wylie is preparing to tag out a Central player. Gaylyn Katz is ready to assist as Janet Fowlkes is patiently waiting. 192 2. Janet Fowlkes has the Viking spirit as she prepares to bat the ball. 1978 Scoreboard 19 Northwestern 29 Softball Record 7 Southwestern 0 Northern Opponent 10 Fenton 19 23 Beecher 15 3 Central 15 18 Beecher 8 5 Saginaw 21 4 Carman 23 0 Midland 18 11 Northwestern 15 PRE-DISTRICT 8 Central 13 0 Clio 13 5 Arthur Hill 15 STANDINGS 20 Pontiac 19 W L 7 Southwestern 0 CITY SERIES 2 4 13 Hamady 3 SAGINAW VALLEY 2 5 72 Hamady 8 OVERALL RECORD 7 11 6 Northwestern 10 Coach Ms. Betty Kujala 1 (Standing L-R) Coach, Betty Kujala, Katherine Hart, Annie Reagor, Kathy Fuller, Tammy McKone. (Second row L-R) Terri Harthen, lanet Fowlkes, Gaylyn Katz, Toya Hall, Pam Blak !v. (Kneeling L-R) Jennie Wylie, Joann Creamer and Kathy Mucha. Two not pictured. 193 1. Kathy Mucha is waiting for the ball to be hit, she is assisted bv Jennie Wylie. 2. Toya Hall gets up to bat as she looks at the team and smiles. 194 Lots of Hits+ Runs = Softball Victory Individual Swimmers Set New Record The 1978-79 boys swim team’s season was another success. Led by co-captains Marty Price and Brian Scieszka, the team never lacked talent. Consisting of only 22 members, the team was mostly sophomores. There were 8 returning lettermen from last year’s team. Mr. Scott Soth was coach for the team with managers Debbie Orr and Debbie Laureto. Brian Scieszka, one of the better swimmers, broke the 200 yd Individual Medley with a time of 2:14.6 to 2:08.0. The 200 yd Freestyle was also held by Brian with a time of 1:57.8 to 1:55.9. The 400 yd Freestyle Relay was a time of 3:40.6 to 3:37.8 by Ken Walker, Mark Thurston, Sue Cook, and Brian Scieszka. There were others that took the responsibility of helping the team win and did what had to be done. 1. Steve Visser shows us the form of a reverse dive as Coach Scott Soth and diver joe Awad took on. 2. A took of uncertainty shadows Mark Thurstons face as he hears his time. 3. Ken Wallace gives us a smile as he finds out the time of his event. 4. Joe Awad illustrates the form that led him to be Northerns number one diver this year. 4. 1% SWIMMING 1978-79 OPPONENT NORTHERN 36 Vehicle City Relays 6th 111 Flint Central 59 124 Fenton Relays 8th 126 B.C. John Glenn 46 122 Midland Relays 7th 69 Southwestern 100 58 Powers 114 92 Pontiac 80 41 Beecher 122 95 Swartz Creek 76 105 Sag. Arthur Hill 67 101 Carman 71 94 B.C. John Glenn Flint City Meet 78 73 Southwestern 78 111 Central 78 Coach Soth Scott 197 Northern’s 1979 Swimming team; back row: Coach Scott Soth, co-captain Brian Scieszka, co-captain Marty Price. 2nd row: Mark Thurston, Scott Golden, joe Awad, Jeff Scieszka, Sue Cook, Dawn Laue. 3rd row: Collin Smith, Ken Wallace, Steve Visser, Dan Hayostek, Bill Cook, Brian Ferrigan. Diving board: Dan Lamb, David Thomas, Irving Smith, Ron Hayostek. 198 1. Senior Brian Scieszka shows the perfection and hard work of the butterfly. 2. Scott Golden waits patiently as Sue Cook gives Marty Price an extra yell before he hits the water. Swimming Takes Endurance, Skills 1. 1. Swim Team Captains Marty Price and Brian Scieszka seem to be pleased with the outcome of the swimming season, as you can tell by their smiles. 2. Dawn Laue stands and gives her teammates a cheer to hurry them along in the race. 199 Individuals Rank High in City, Valley Although the 1978-79 girls’ swim team did not have an excellent win-loss record, they did do well for a young team. Coaches Larry Thurston and Scott Price took over the job of Coach Tom Rodger. With only nine members on the swim team, four seniors and five juniors, these Viking girls managed to hang in there to prove that Northern is No. 1. The squad captains were juniors Anne Badar and Kim Wishart. Since one of the coaches will be returning next year, swimming should be much better. The year after has proven to be more exciting with two good young men coaches and the returning members from 1977-78 season. 1 1. Linda Hoyt exhibits the type of form needed to be a good diver. 2. Debbie Orr shows her style as she overpowers a Southwestern competitor. 3. As referee Scott Soth prepares to start the race, Liz Sanocki and her Southwestern competitors listen for the gun. 200 3 Girls’Swimming — 1978 Northern 11 30 35 48 Northwestern Sag. A.H. Pontiac Carman 12th place Midland Relays 42 Swartz Creek 28 Southwestern 86 Northwestern 50 Midland 2nd place City Meet 6th place Valley Meet Coaches — Larry Thurston, Scott Price Opponent 0 133 115 118 108 145 36 115 Standing (l-r): Coach Larry Thurston, Ann Badar, Peggy Fox, Kim Wishart, Linda Hoyt, Coach Scott Price. Kneeling (l-r): Liz Sanocki, Lori Crannie, Debbie Orr, Teresa Luther. 201 1. Ann Badar is off to a leaping start as she battles a Southwestern in the 500 yd. freestyle. swimmer. 2. Kim Wishart hangs in there as she strives for a better time 202 Vikes Hang Tough in Swimming 3 1. Ann Badar looks down, anticipating when she will enter the water. 2. Diving takes talent and courage and Teresa Luther proves that she has what it takes to achieve both. 3. As timers look on, Liz Sanocki tries to take the lead. 2 203 Team Improves As Season Progresses The Boys’ Tennis Team for the 78 season started off kind of slow, but nevertheless they picked up the spirit and became a better team as the year progressed. With head coach Randy Thompson, the Vikings had a season to remember. The team consisted of 5 seniors, 4 juniors and 4 sophomores. With a season record of 6 wins and 8 losses. Along with our outstanding coach we had some outstanding players. The “most improved” player was Jeff Scieszka, the “most valuable” players were Marty Price and Scott Thurston. And the one with “Most Hustle and Spirit” was senior John Fontana. Will “the year after” be better? With coach Thompson and his Viking team, “the year after” should be the best. 1. Robbie McKenzie jumps to take a full swing to help make Northern No. 1. 2. jeff Scieska returns a serve. 3. Scott Thurston shows determination as he swings a forceful backhand. 204 2 1978 Scoreboard Northern Tennis Team Northern Opponent 3 Ainsworth 4 0 Southwestern 7 4 Hamady 3 2 Southwestern 5 5 Kearsley 2 4 Pontiac 3 2 Fenton 5 4 Davison 3 2 Sag. A.H. 5 2 Carmen 5 6 Northwestern 1 2 Davison 5 0 Carmen 7 6 Central 1 Valley Meet at Northern 2nd Place (S.A.H.) 1st Regional Meet 10th out of 14 schools City Meet 3rd - but tied for 2nd place in City Final Standings Head Coach Randy Thompson 1 Standing, L-R: Coach Randy Thompson, E. Marx, S. Thurston, S. Price, M. Price, D. Gauthier, Scieska. Kneeling, L-R: B. Hylen, J. Fontana, M. Thurston, P. Racette.S. Hagart, D. Hehn, K. Lincoln. 205 206 1. Marty Price concentrates hard on his swing. 2. Marc Thurston smiles as he serves the ball. Tennis Members Show Ability, Effort 1. Doug Gauthier is ready for anything that comes his way. 2. Robbie McKenzie shows concentration as he returns a serve. 3. Doug Hehn awaits the ball. 207 Girls' Tennis Team: 1st in City Northern Girls’ Tennis Team enjoyed its best season ever! This year, the girls captured the City Championship Title for the Fourth consecutive year. They also tied Midland for the Saginaw Valley Championrfiip and place fourth in the Regionals. There were many talented players, and these received special honors. The Most Improved player” was Junell Lambert, the “Most Valuable” player was Laura Bachmen and the one with the Most hustle and spirit” was Dawn Laue. Coach Randy Thompson was very pleased by the fact that many of the girls played tennis all year around, and that eleven members will be returning next season. The team dedicated the 78 season to Mickey Edwards who was scheduled to be Captain the No. 3 Double Team, but was killed in a tragic auto accident during the summer of 1978. 1978 Scoreboard Girls’ Tennis Team Northern Opponent 6 Kearsley 1 4 Carmen 3 7 Southwestern 0 7 Hamady 0 7 Saginaw 0 6 Midland 1 5 Northwestern 2 0 Central 7 1 Midland Dow 6 7 Flushing 0 0 Gd. Blanc Invit. 7 7 Saginaw Arthur Hill 0 Pontiac Valley Meet Co-Valley Champs City Title 2 Carmen 5 Regionals Coach Randy Thompson 1 1. Backrow: left to right - Coach Randy Thompson, Junell Lambert, Newbili, Margaret Green, Cathy Lincoln, Sandy Holmes and Dawn Beth Skutt, Gay Katz, Kim Major, Laura Bachman, Jacquie Gorden, Laue. Jennifer Gorden and Shanna McDonough. Kneeling: left to right - Chris 209 210 1. Jennifer Gordcn waits with anticipation for the ball. 2. Junell Lambert and Cathy Lincoln take time from the match to chat. Skills, Style, Play Important Role Boys' Varsity Trackers Remain Victorious The Boys Varsity Track Team had a very overwhelming season. With the coaching job of coach Norb Badar, the Vikings managed to pull in another season, but there were still a few problems the track team had to overcome. Sprinter, Michael Miller had to run with a pulled muscle in his leg, but he still came out a “Victorious Viking!” Along with the unbeatable relay team of juniors, Rodney Turner, Herb McGowen and seniors James Bennett and Michael Miller they came out on top by placing 4th in the Mansfield Relays, 3rd in the Chip Indoor Relays and 2nd in the West Bloomfield Relays. With Coach Badar continuing his coaching job here at Northern, “the year after” should be better. Michael Miller doesn't let a pulled muscle stop him from taking a first away from a member of the Colts’ team. 1 212 (Sitting l-r) Bryan Dent, Tommie Boler, Chris Thompson, Micheal Miller, Elfrem Channel, James Bennett, and Craig Wheeler. (Bending l-r) Rod Turner, Patrick Blakely, Herb McGowen, Fred Garrett, Dave DeGraff, Steve Barnett, Monsanto Love, Randy Anderson, and Carl Torrey. (Standing l-r) Dan Fowler, James Younger, Mando Johnson, Tom Cady, James Preston, Wilfred Moore and Rodney Mitchell. 213 Northern Track and Field Scoreboard 3rd Huron Relays Chip Indoor Relays 6VA Pontiac Central 4th Mansfield Relays 102 Mansfield Relays Central 73 2 Kalamazoo Lay Norrix 111 Saginaw 2nd West Bloomfield Relays 90 Arthur Hill-Alpena 7th Nott Relays 1st Holly Sophomore Invit. 2nd Northwestern-Ecorse City 3rd Regional 2nd Valley Non-Grad State Flint Area Midwest Championships Head Coach Norb Badar 1. Randy Anderson goes over the hurdle at splitting speed. 2. Herb McGowen and Randy Anderson prepare for a big race against Pontiac Central. 214 Runners Show Many Expressions 1 )HI yOfTRJM 1. (From L-R) Fred Garrett, Chris Thompson, Steve Barnett and Dan McMullen relax for a moment after a race. 2. Micheal Miller diows the pressure and strain to win a big race. 3. Co-Captain Danny Fowler runs the 2 mile for a win. 215 J.V. Track 1. Mike Badar throws the disc with determination. 2. Mike Badar does it again as he throws the disc with ease. 3. Daryl Wright finishes the race with a breeze. Determined To Win 216 1. Rod Turner clears the high jump bar. 2. Four Ground-David Wright puts everything into it 'til the finish. 3. Mike McLin spends much time out practicing for the team. 217 Girls' Track, Runner-up in State Northern girls’ track team had a fantastic season. With the outstanding coaching job of coaches Al Sigman and George Dedrick, the Vikings finished the season as runner-ups in the State Championship. While coach Sigman handled the shotput and discus, along with the distance runners, coach Dedrick handled the sprinters, hurdlers, high jumpers and long jumpers and this made the Vikings closer to the State Title. The girls’ track team was composed of 4 seniors, 6 juniors, and 20 sophomores. With Northern having the winning coaches, they also have the winning team for the year after! Sandra Young seems quite sure of bringing Home another Viking victory. 218 Girls’ Track 1978 Scoreboard Beecher Opponent 15 Powers 15 Northwestern 46 Central 45 Arthur Hill 49 Pontiac 66 Southwestern 36 2 Kearsley 85 Clio 68 Lapeer West 59 Davidson 67 Lakeville 40 1st 44 pts. 85 pts. Midland 65 44 pts. Saginaw 32 Northern 1st Valley Records 111 pts. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Northern 2454 pts. 2nd City Records Northern 85 pts. ♦♦Head Coach George Dcdrick The 1978 girls' track team top row left to right, Coach Sigman, Donna Mitchell, Debra Jones, Crystal Williams, Sheri Haywood, Cathy Kemp, Pam McGee, Paula McGee, Ventia Bowie, Edith Childress, Meshelle McNeely, Rosina Hightower, Coach Dedrick, second row, Sandra Young, Carman Willingham, Diane Phifer, Tonya Nunley, Lagretta Riley, Gayle Walls, Tonya Lowe, Sharon Allen, Donna Nichols, Sheryl Mcneal, third row, Sandra Bates, Shelia Nichols, Hazel Johnson, Angel Jones, Patricia Freeman, Cindy Readus, Meoachy Proby, Debra Hodges, Lyndia Martinez, Alice Borque Mgr. 219 1. Spectators seem quite pleased with the outcome of a track meet. 2. Sheri Haywood throws the shotput with confidence shows a sign of relief as she comes in first. 3. Tonya Lowe 3 220 Female Trackers Secure a Victory 1. Pamala McGee secures a victory for the Vikings. Spikers Spike Through Districts The goals of the Varsity Volleyball Team were to win city, valley, district and state championships as well as all games. With the excellent help of the returning young ladies: Pamela and Paula McGee, Teresa Anthony, Lisa Freeman and Sarah Knighten the team took a 12-3 win-loss record winning city, valley and district titles. The team consisted of 3 seniors, 7 juniors, and 1 sophomore. The captain was senior Teresa Anthony who has been a member of Varsity for 3 years. Mrs. Margaret Johnson was the coach of the 1978-79 team. She expressed that the 1979-80 season looks exciting for the young ladies returning. They will be Toya Hall and Sarah Knighten, both setters, Lisa Freeman and Leteia Hughley, both spikers. The “year after” has been a success as the girls showed action and not a lot of words. 2. Evelyn Hamlett bumped the ball while Teresa Anthony, Toya Hall, Lisa Freeman and Leteia Hughley looked on to help. Teresa Anthony went up to block a spike from an opponent. Pam McGee spiked the ball while Toya Hall was waiting on for a return pass. 222 VOLLEYBALL 1978-79 Opponent Northern Won Northwestern Lost Won Flint Central Lost Lost Midland Won Lost Midland Dow Won Greater Flint Invit. 3rd Lost Sag. Arthur Hill Won Lost Kellog Invit. Won Won Pontiac Lost Won Southwestern Lost Dearborn Invit Tied 1st Grand Blanc Invit. 1st Lost Southwestern Won Lost Flint Central Won Lost Clarkston Won Lost Southwestern Won Lost Saginaw Won Lost Northwestern Won Head Coach Margaret Johnson Back Row: Teresa Anthony, Sarah Knighten, Pam McGee, Paula Row: Tangy Woodson, Ann Turri, Shelia Barnes, Evelyn Hamlett, McGee, Lisa Freeman, Leteia Hughley, Coach Margaret Johnson. Front Toya Hall. 223 1. Varsity members huddle around for advice from Coach Johnson. 2. Lisa Freeman serves the ball while Paula McGee looks on with confidence. Team Sets, Serves, Spikes, Returns 2. 1. Lisa Freeman, Teresa Anthony, and Toya Hall clap for their team. 2. Ann Turri sets the ball for Pam McGee. 225 J.V. Sets Goals; Makes Most of Them The JV Volleyball Team’s goals were as high as the Varsity’s goals. They wanted to win city and valley championships and their regular games. The team finished the season with a 13-3 win-loss record, taking city and valley championships. The team was made up of five juniors and six sophomores. The captain of the team was Maureen Cooper. The coach was Mr. Randy Johnson. The returning young ladies for this year were Trina Sykes, Rochelle Hudson, Maureen Cooper, Kelly Waterson, and Dawn Stagman. These young ladies were all juniors. When coach Johnson was asked how next year’s team looks, he said that all young ladies should move up to varsity. The year after” was a successful year and next year looks promising, also. 4 1. 1. Junior Varsity members take time out to get assistance from Coach Randy Johnson. 2. Veronica Johnson and Trina Sykes wait patiently to make sure that Dawn Stagman's bump is good. 226 VOLLEYBALL 1978-79 Opponent Northern Lost Flint Central Won Lost Midland Won Lost Midland Dow Won Lost Greater Flint Invit Won Lost Sag. Arthur Hill Won Lost Kellog Invit. Won Lost Pontiac Won Lost Southwestern Won Lost Dearborn Invit. Won Lost Grand Blanc Invit. Won Lost Southwestern Won Won Flint Central Lost Won Clarkston Lost Won Ferndale Lost Lost Southwestern Won Lost Saginaw Won Lost Northwestern Won Coach Randy Johnson Members of the 1978-1979 J.V. Volleyball Team; L-R Back Row: Jenifer Gordon, Veonca Johnson, Rochelle Hudson, Trina Sykes, Jennie Fowler, Dawn Stagman, Felica King, Kelly Waterson, Mareen Lawana Hughley, Lorie Backman. Cooper-Capt., Martha Custack, Coach Randy Johnson. L-R Front Row: 227 Wrestlers Place 2 Dist, 1 Reg., 4 State Northern’s 1978-79 Varsity Wrestling Team proved to be a success, when they placed 2nd in the State District Tournaments and 1st in the State Regional Meet. This year’s squad consisted of 6 seniors, 4 juniors, and 4 sophomores, which also included the All-Star Team of Greg Veal, Ken Miles, Ricky Coleman, and Ronnie Buggs. The coach for this year’s Viking wrestlers was Mr. Francis Bentley. He advised and worked with these young men in training them for the wrestling competitions. He feels that the 1979-80 season should also be a success. With the Varsity Wrestlers continuing the pride of no. 1 here at NHS, ’The Year After” has been a year of wins for the matmen. 1. 1. Kevin Wilson shows good mat work as he attempts to pin his opponent. Z Northern's matman Clarence Wilson pins his opponent. 3. Co-captain Greg Veal at his finest on the mat. 228 WRESTLING 1978-79 NORTHERN Northern Scarlet-Grey Invit. 1st place Lansing Eastern Invit 3rd place Ypsilanti Invitational 1st place N.W. Mich. College Invit. 1st place Greater Genessee County Invit. 2nd place New Lothrup Invit. 1st place Mid. Dow Triangular 1st place Ann Arbor Huron Invit 2nd place Sag. Arthur Hill 67 Northwestern 20 Flushing Invit 1st place Flint City Meet 2nd place Pontiac 24 Bruin Invit 1st place Sag. Valley Championships 2nd place State District Tournament 2nd place State Regional Meet 1st place STATE FINAL MEET 4th place Head Coach — Francis Bentley 229 1. Northern’s 1979 Varsity Wrestling Team, Back row: Head Coach Francis Bentley, Maurice Richardson, Greg Veal, Ronnie Buggs, Johnny Waters, Kerry Kelso, John Kennedy, Gordon Jones, Asst. Coach Asa Jones. Front row: Plory Clayborn, Clarence Wilson, Ken Miles, Kevin Wilson, Ricky Coleman, Robert Jetter, Reggie Davidson. 2. 1. Head coach Francis Bentley gives Northern team moral support. 2. Northern wrestlers prove we’re number one as John Kennedy does. 230 Grapplers' Pin Vital for Matches, Wins 1. Northern’s 1979 Wrestling team co-captains Kevin Wilson and Greg Veal. 2. Ricky Coleman displays the product of long hours of practice. 3. Ronnie Buggs seems to be relieved with the outcome of his match. 4. Co-captain Greg Veal shows that a pinned opponent is the best opponent. .V 231 Matches Prepare Matmen for Future Northern’s Junior Varsity Wrestlers, a young inexperienced team, set their goals at improving every time they wrestled, thus trying as many matches as possible for the sake of experience. The purpose of the j.v. wrestling team was to prepare them for the future competition on the varsity team. The j.v. wrestlers had a very good record this season. They also did well in the team tournaments. The coach of this j.v. squad was Mr. Assia Jones. He aided the boys in training and counseling them for the wrestling matches. This proud junior varsity Viking team helped uphold the No. 1 Viking status, during “The Year After” here at NHS. 1. Varsity wrestler Ricky Coleman concentrates on his match as he pins his opponent. 2. Action shots of the J.V. Wrestlers are not shown, but some of the better wrestlers include: James Jones, Rosha Conner, Greg Barton, Marcus Armstrong, Gregg Conner, ).V. Wrestling Opponent L L W W Northern W W L L Flint Central Arthur Hill Northwestern Pont. Central Northern Tourn. Flint Y Tourn. Montrose Soph. Tourn Head Coach - Francis Bentley Asst. Coach - Assia Jones The Junior Varsity Wrestlers (Back Row) left to right, Marcus (Front Row) Awdre Westbrook, James Hall, Michael Fleming, and Anderson, Ted Miller, Desmond Walters, Terry Atkins, and Asa Jones. Rosha Conner. The Year After Senior Class Reps. Pleased With Their Viking Year; All Well in 1979, The Year After The 1979 senior class of Northern High School worked very hard for events that led to the last of their high school days, June 11, 1979, which ended one life and mark the beginning of a new life. Their last year at Northern was a very exciting one. They hosted a talent show. The show along with other activities and sales helped them provide funds for senior activities. The activities included a dinner on May 18, the Honors Convocation on June 7, the Prom on June 8, and the Commencement Exercises on June 11. There were three sponsors who helped the seniors’ year to be a success, and they were Mr. Robert Rosborough, Mr. Richard Black, and Mr. George Perry. • High Distinction as of March, 1979 • Distinction as of March, 1979 2. Northern s 1979 Senior class officers and representatives, seated left to right: Venita Bowie (treasj, Lisa Davis (sec.), Allyson Garrett (pres.), Pam Blakely (vice pres.). Representatives, sanding left to right: Rogena Rodgell, Teresa Anthony, Lynn Battle, Ramada Younger Bernadette Davis, Reniu Phillips, Tracey Collins, and Gayle Watkins. 236 Anderson, Randy Andrews, Lewisteen Co-Captain - Vikettes Anthony, Hazel Allen, Mary Jo Altheimer, Anthony Anthony, Teresa Captain - Volleyball Co-Cap tain — Basketball Atkinson, Livia ••Austin, Lynne Co-Editor - Newspaper Auxilo, Carmen •Badar, Mike Banks, Pamela Bates, Phyllis •Battle, Lynn •Benson, Tim Bethea, Juralin Bielec, Tom Head Photoyapher Blackburn, Renee •Blakely, Pamela Sr. Class - Vice President Blakely, Patrick Bowie, Venita Sr. Class - Treas. Co-Captain - Basketball • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 237 Branstner, John Brannon, Arthur Briggs, Timothey Buggs, Johnnie Buggs, Ronnie Bullock, Ardith Layout Editor - Yearbook Cady, Maureen Calloway, Robert Campbell, Darrell Burns, Tawana Campbell, Steve Carlson, John High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 238 In All Their Attempts, Seniors Show Spirit, Creativity To Set Example for Undergrads Carrizales, Barbara Clark, Kenneth ♦Carlson, Paul 1. Seniors Jon Kidd, Jennifer McNeal, Rogena Ridgell, Sandy Dale, and Lynn Austin seem to be the perfect picture of the “glad grads.” • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 239 Involvement Viewed Within Limits of the School, Among Social Events of Community Clay, Angeniece Cole, Gwenneth Index Editor — Yearbook Collins, Tracey Concklinn, lharmain Cooper, DeeAnda • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Roscoc Marve and Sonya Ivory keep on top of things in math class. 2. Darlene Smoots and • Distinction as of March, 1979 Greg Hern dressed for an evening to be remembered. 240 Corder, Loria Cooper, Rodney Cox, Anthony Cox, Anthony Copeland, Natasha •Crooks, Sandra Treas. - B.O.E.C. ••Crossley, Paul Crowder, Karen Cunningham, Jlmmey Crews, Brodrick Cunningham, Patricia Dale, Sandy Darrough, Kelvin •Davis, Bernadette Davis, Doris ♦ High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 241 Ernest, Margie Dennis, Renee 'Dexter, Laurie Edwards, Shirley •Forde, Mickey Fowler, Dan Foy, Patrick Frame, Karen Freeman, Charlotte Doyle, Ken Duso, Lisa Finney, Wanda Finley, Roleda •Fowlkes, Janet Fox, Peggy Freeman, Randy Fuller, Kathy Treas. — Student Coun. H'«h Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 242 Interesting Attitudes Evident in Classroom Activities; Smiles, Dedication Among Students Fussed, Dave Gamble, Bev ♦Garrett, Allyson Sr. Class - President ♦Garrett, Sharon Gates, Sheila 1. Sandy Roach seems quite busy with her class work. 2. Marty Price is full of pep and energy while posing for this picture. 3. After an hour of hard work seniors use last few minutes to discuss current events. ♦ High Distinction as of March, 1979 ♦ Distinction as of March, 1979 243 Registration is Vital In Correctly Placing Students; In Balancing Classes Effectively • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 1. Rogena Ridgell assists Myron Watson with senior dues at registration. 2. Starlin Hamilton lends a helping hand at registration. 244 Hamlett, Evelyn ♦Hamilton, Starlin Hampton, Brian Drum Major - Marching Band ♦•Heidel, Tom ♦♦Hesch, Patricia Hicks, Jay Holloway, Marvis Henderson, Glenn ♦♦ High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 245 •Holmes, Sandy ♦•Holt, Timothy Hope, Kevin Hopkins, Shelia Hoyt, Linda Huff, Beth •Hylen, Bruce Co-Captain - Hockey Humphrey, Greg Hunter, Kevin Hussy, Brenda Hutchins, Mary Jackson, Stephanie Jackson, Teresa James, Rodney Jansen, Mike •Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Cecelia 246 Joyful Times Shared Among Seniors in Classroom; Students Enjoy Available Free Time Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Kimberly Johnson, Veronica I 7 I Jones, David Johnson, Hazel 1. Starlin Hamilton, Sonya Ivory, and Sina Swinney discuss plans for wonderful senior year. High Distinction as of March, 1979 • Distinction as of March, 1979 247 High Distinction as of March, 1979 1. Jeff Goss shows that he is of ‘service’ to the personnel in the main office. 2. Countee Distinction as of March, 1979 Gibson planes a board before beginning his project. Students Work Hard In All of the Scholastic Areas , Improving Knowledge in Education Jones, Deborah Jones, Tarita Jones, Melvin Kassel, Mike ••Lamb, Dan President - N.H.S. Lark, Jack •Laureto, Deborah Lawson, Edward •Lechota, Barbara •LeFear, Bonita Vice President — B.O.E.C. Lewis, Rodney •• High Distinction as of March, 1979 • Distinction as of March, 1979 249 Looney, Wayne Lucas, Ronald Martin, Karen Marve, Roscoe High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 250 Seniors Take Break To Hinder Monotonous Studies Then Back to All Work, Work, Work McNeal, Jennifer Mick, Jim Co-Captain - Baseball Miles, Joyce Milton, Teresa Mitchell, Rodney 1. Ann Tuuri and Carl Torrey seem to find something humorous in Physics class. 2. Kathy High Distinction as of March, 1979 Hart carefully adds her pre-measured chemical into a test tube. Distinction as of March, 1979 251 Vikes at 'Ole NHS' Find Their Senior Year Can Be Climax of Fun, Learning Experiences Mueller, Craig Myles, Jacquelyn Nard, Bernice • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 1. Marlin Snyder measures off the piece of wood he is about to cut. 2. Robby McKenzie seems to find the hall the quietest place to get his work done. 252 Neal, Winifred Newbill, Chris ♦Nichols, Donna Oliver, Renee Owens, Tonya Patton, Samuel Payne, Carmelia Perkins, Dennis Phillips, Renita Co-Captain - Cheerleading Plumpp, Ester Pointer, Phillip Powell, Renee Quesinberry, Sheila Racette, Paul Co-Captain — Hockey ♦♦Rathke, Scott Rett, Ferd ♦♦ High Distinction as of March, 1979 ♦ Distinction as of March, 1979 Orr, Deborah Editor — Yearbook ♦♦Price, Martin Treas. - N.H.S. Co-Captain — Swimming Team ♦♦Richeson, Laura 253 Ridgell, Rogena •Ruff, Denise Sec. - B.O.E.C. •Sammet, Donna Riendeau, Robert Roach, Sandra Robb, Stephanie Co-Captain — Vikettes Rutherford, Pam Ryan, Veve Co-Captain Co-Captain — Baseball - Football Sanders, Evelyn Sanford, Jill Savage, Roger Rose, Michael Sadler, Tracey Saylor, Greg Schaenzer, Thomas •Schafer, Ari •Schulman, Marvin Schuster, Sandy Scleszka, Brian Co-Captain — Swimming Team 254 •• High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 Potential Illustrated Seniors Reveal Their Capacity o Develop Ideas for Successful Careers Shackleford, Theresa Shaw, Cart ton Sherrill, Shurranda Short, Suzanne Shurte, Chris 255 1. Beverly Johnson shows a puzzled look as she figures out a problem. Vike Students Know Attending NMS Means Special; Students Work to Show Strength Sec. - N.H.S. 1. John Desjardin gets caught by the photographer. ♦Smith, Laura Smith, Rufus Smoots, Bobbreen Smoots, Darlene Snedden, Beth ♦Snogran, Kyle Stewart, Kenneth ♦♦Stiff, Mona Stone, Darryl Stewart, Daryl ♦Summers, Jackie Sutherby, Karla Stewart, Chandra Stoutenberg, David Tanner, Jo ♦ High Distinction as of March, 1979 ♦ Distinction as of March, 1979 257 Taylor, Sherman Taylor, Mark Tarant, Connie Tartt, Kimberly Thomas, Kim •Thomason, Steve ••Thompson, Linda •Thompson, Mary Thompson, Shirley • High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 258 Students' Successes Shown in All Scholastic Areas; Knowledge Gained by Experiences Turner, Damita Turner, Dierdra Turner, Rodney 1. Debbie Orr works on cropping pictures for the yearbook. 259 Turri, Ann VanDusen, Michael High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 Caps, Gowns, Pride; A Part of Every Eager Senior As Graduation Day Becomes Closer Veal, Greg Co-Captain - Wrestling Vondrosen, Karen Wade, Felicia Waits, Adriane ♦Walker, Brenda •• High Distinction as of March, 1979 ♦ Distinction as of March, 1979 1. Seniors Lynn Austin, Tom Bielec, Rogena Ridgell, Sandy Dale, Jon Kidd, and Jennifer McNeal show off their gowns. 260 Webb, Kerry Weber, Bill Wenzel Hi� n ITirnKM-lv White. Anthony White, Carl White, Carolyn Wilson, Bernard Wilson, Delois Wilson, Kevin Co-Captain — Wrestling High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 Wingfield, Tonya Woods, Sandra Wylie, James Yambrick, Ellen Yarbrough, Trevor Young Sandra Wright, Karen Younger, James ♦Younger, Ramada Co-Captain — Cheerleaders M High Distinction as of March, 1979 Distinction as of March, 1979 262 Goals Are Set, Met Devoted, Ambitious Seniors; They Must Say Good-bye to Northern 1. Seniors get prepared for the big day. 2. Sandy Dale, Lynn Austin, Rogena Ridgell, and Jennifer McNeal find something to be quite funny. 263 The Year After The Flint Community 265 Flint Community Makes Changes Many Projects Underway in City Many modifications in the City of Flint were made in order to beautify, promote better businesses, help fight crime, and increase academic achievements. The Flint River Project had been underway for a couple of years. Its main purpose was to beautify Downtown. The Flint River Bridge opened in the fall of 1978. Flint University of Michigan and Mott Community College were major factors in the community. Citizens and the Flint Board of Education were concerned about the academic aptitude of students graduating from high school. Through a special committee, this year marked the beginning of promotion graduation requirements. Tenth graders were tested in reading and mathematics in the spring of 1979. The Flint Community Schools were guided through this year by superintendent, Donald Crowder, who was appointed in March. Even though changes were continually being made, it was a united effort on the part of city leaders, state politicians, administrators, teachers, and citizens to make Flint a better place to live, work, and get an education. 1. Central Administration Building on East Kearsley for Flint Community Schools. Z Jay Hicks, Daryl Wright and Sandra Holmes were the three finalists at Northern for the Voice of Democracy 2. Contest. Daryl Wright (center) was the winner for Northern. Twenty seven schools competed in the contest. 266 s I DO NOT READ- NoeooYwm WANT 1. Northern’s Band was often invited to participate in community events; such as the opening of the Saginaw Bridge downtown Flint in late September. This was part of the Flint River Project. Z Flint 2. Northern was visited by Gomer Ben-Barak and Moshe Brown from Israel. They were two of the 70 students on a Goodwill tour of the U.S. 3. Cheri White, a junior, was a finalist in the Miss Teenage Pageant. 267 Carter Didn't Forget Flint in 1978 Politically, Community Involves Itself 1. 2. 1. Flint University of Michigan adds more opportunities for students to advance to higher learning. A Bachelor's Degree can be obtained from Flint U.M. 2. Chevrolet plant is one of many plants located throughout Flint. A large percentage of Flint’s residents' income i. obtained through employment in the GM plants. 3. One of the many signs that was seen in the community before the November 17, elections. 1. President Carter returned to Flint in November before elections were held. 2. In front of the many signs displayed, President Carter speaks to hundreds of Flint residents who turn out to see him at IMA auditorium. Many Democrats who were candidates for political offices visited Flint, also. 3. Congressman Dale Kildee was interviewed by Bethany Pendall, a North Wind staff member in January, 1979. The article appeared in the February edition of the school paper. 1. Ms. Dorothy Kukulka, a Northern teacher and coach, was selected as Coach of the Year by the Associated Press and The Detroit News. Ms. Kukulka ( K”) and girls' varsity basketball team received a Resolution from the Board of Education and a Proclamation awarded by the County Board of Commissions. 2. Dr. Frederick G. Sampson, pastor of Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church in Detroit, was the speaker for the city wide inservice day for teachers and administrators held at Whiting Auditorium on January 15 in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 3. Sarvis Center is utilized by many schools for school related events. 270 Local Groups Decision Makers, Too Teachers Active in Community Roles 1. Flint Institute of Arts was the cultural center of Flint. Art forms were continually on display there. 2. Mr. Floyde Clack, a Northern social studies teacher, is president of the Flint Branch NAACP. This is Mr. Clack's second term as president. His job with the NAACP keeps him actively involved in civil affairs in the community. 3. Mrs. Venisure Davenport, special education teacher, is chairwoman for the Negro Business Professional Women's Organization. Mrs. Davenport works closely with the organization's National President, Mrs. Robin Owens of Flint. 271 nhs staff Adams. Bill 87. 62, 54 Andrews. Ophelln 72. 155, 178 Alqulre, Bill Badar, Norbert 56. 68. 172, 176 Baranec, John 60 Beauvais, William Bengston, Shirley 60 Bentley, Francis 64. 229. 230 Black, Richard 15, 65 Blair, Shirley Blevins, Jerry 64 Bohannon, Carol 65 Bowie, Darresla 72 Bowles, Evelyn 73 Brice, Juanita 106, 65 Brown, jewel Burrell, Shelby Carson, Rex 65 Clack, Floyd 65, 271 Cochran, Harold 63 Collins, Donald 65 Connolly, Donna 73 Converse, John 80 Cook, Bill Davenport, Venlsure 65, 271 Dedrlck, George 62. 178. 219 Dickenson, Juanita 73 Duncan, William 65 Ebmyer. Robert 58. 59. 57 Ebmeyer, Sally 65 Eller, Glenda 87, 66 Ewing. Granvel 66 Fouts, Jon 66 Fowler, Jerry 66. 184 Fowler, Jim 56, 60, 169 Gerace, Dennis 62, 66, 178, 183 Goethe, Al Goguen, Kay Granberry, Dolores 66 Greene, Peetl 66 Harburn, Robert 60 Harris, Betty 66 Hayostekmrs, Sondra 73 Hench, David 66 Hendricks, Nate 63 Holland, Juanita 60 Holley, Anita 90, 63 Jackson, Carolyn 67 Jackson, Odessa 45, 67 Jacobs, Dave 63 Johnson, Jeanette 92, 91 Johnson, Martha 73 Johnson, Randy 67, 226, 178, 224 Johnston, Keith 63, 67 Kleemr, Kathryn Krupa, Ed 60 Kukulka. Dorthy 68, 167, 169, 270 Kukulka, Dorothy Lee, Hoble 6(f Lepczyk, Joy 73 Lorenz, David 73 Mazza, Frank 73 McLean, William 68 McFarlane, Mclntyreoff;-Paui 6a McOwen, Mary Ellen 22. 63 Miller, Bette 60 Miller. Frank 51. 63, 64 Miller, Mary Moss, Denise Otole, Cathy Pavlovich, Joe 100 Perclval, Jeanette 61 Perry, George Personett. Mike 62, 63 Plntacura, Thomas 59, 57, 61 Prater, John 83. 62, 178 Prylor. Marrin 27. 58, 56, 57, 159 Rsamovlch, Anthony 63 Rosborough, Robert Root, Robert 78, 160, 161, 162 Sanders, Leola Saxon, Minna Schelck', Roy 61 Schulz, Robert Seillnger, Jeanne Shaw, Robert 150 Shields, Mrs. Roxle 73 Shoup, Ronald 36 Slgman. Al 62, 168, 219 Smith, Horace 61 Soth, Scott 61, 62, 200, 178, 183 Stableford, Sanford Stradford. Dorothy 48, 279 Straham, Bessie 50, 59, 57 Sutphen, Harry 61 Terwllllger, Carl Thompson, Randy 62, 64, 205, 209 Timm, Carole Toporskl, Anthony 23 Troyer, Clyde Veenhuls, Brian Vlverette, Bill 72 Welch, Sharon 73 Wlerman. Bruce Willey, Richard 58, 56 Wilson, Theda 45, 72 Wilson, Kenneth 58, 56 Zale, Dolores 89, 72 Bolden, Bruce 107 Bonds, Ramona Bonds, Sarah 107 Bonner, Fredricka Bonner, Sonia 107 Boone. Deborah Boone, Lamont Boone, Mary Ann 107 Botley, Michael Bouchard, Mark Bourque, Julie 107 Bouza, Stephanie 52, 107 Bowen, Carla Bowling, Mlny 129, 41 Boyce, Glenda 107 Boyd. Marla 107. 129 sophomores Abou, Jamra Ghass 106, 183 Ackles, Daniel A. 106 Adair, Cedric Adams, Christopher Adams, Reginald 106, 81 Aldridge, Earl Aldridge, Anthony Allbee, Deborah 106 Allbee, Jeffery 106 Allen, Terry 106 Allen, Vlrlln Allen, Willie 106 Anderson, Dwight Anderson, Jerome Anderson, Mark Andrews, Christine Anthony, Heather Anthony, Thellsa 106 Arbor, Dana L. 106 Armstrong, Kewann 107 Armstrong, Marcus Ashe, Turner Austin, John H. Bachman, Laura 107, 209, 211 Bailey, Karl 106, 107 Baker, Charolette 107 Banister, Cheryl Banks, Earllne 107 Banks, Erthel M. 107 Bare, Burl Barnes, Koby Barry, Michel I e 107, 45 Barton, Gregory 107 Bates, Brenda 107, 41 Batson, Keith Batson, Thomas Batty, Ricky Beaudlon, Deanna Beauchamp, Michael Bell, Monica Beran, Brian 107 Bernard, Patricia Bertha, Paul 107, 129 Birch, Jackie Blxel, Susan 107, 38 Blackmon, Jerome Blakely, Carrie Bobrowskl, Eugene 107 Boggs, Chas. 107, 183 Boyland, Mary Bradley, Leverdls 107 Bray, Patricia Brewer, Frederick Bridges, Desiree 107 Bridges, Susan Bright, Lori 107 Broussard, Kenneth 108 Brown, Charles Brown, Cherie 130 Brown, Connie 108 Brown, Diana Brown, Donna Brown, Gregory Brown, Jamie Brown, Jeffery Brown, Jerry Brown, Kenneth Brown, Kimberly 108 Brown, Olen W. Brown, Tony 182 Brown, Tracy Lynn Brown, Valerie Bryant, Cynthia 108 Bryson, Shemaine 108 Buchalskl, Pamela 108 Buford, Lanleda Bugbee, Randy Buggs, Ricky Buggs, Ronald Bunton, Herbert 81, 108 Bunton, Steven Calderon, Leatha Calderon, Lisa 108 Callz, Dodanlm I. 108 Callaway, Wendy 108 Calloway, Chlmene 111 Camllll, Mary Cannon, Kevin 130 Carlton, Paulette 108 Carlysie. Karl 108 Carter, Carolyn 108 Carter. Diane 108 Carter, Katherine 108 Carter, Richard 108 Cason, Mary E. 108 Chaddock, Darren Chandler, Brenda Chaney Jr., Morris 130 Chapin, Bryan K. Chappell, Cornell 108 Chatman, Cepeda Cheathams, Allshl Cheers, Alonzo 108 Childress, Joanna Childs, Latrelle Chlsum, Rhonda Clark, Eddie Clarke, Fred Clayborn, Rory Clemons, Linda 108 Clink, Timothy Cobb, Renee Cole, Dawn 131, 108 Coleman, Cheryl Coleman, James 108, 183 Coleman, Wanda 108 Coleman, Zina Collier, Vincent Collins, Curtis 108 Collins, Terrancd 183 Collins, Terry Colton, Frank Compton, Anthony 108 Coney, Michael Conner, Gregory Conner, Rosha 183 Conway, Michelle Cooke, Donna Cook, William F. Cooper, Forrest Cooper, Lorenzo Corser, George P. 43, 48 Corthlon, Calvin Cox, Gina 109 Cox. Sue Crawford, Cynthia 132, 109 Crawford, James 108 Crews, Kimberly 109 Crochran, Stanley 132, 109 Crooks. Rebecca 109 Crum, Debbie Cumming, Douglas Cunningham, Carl 109 Cunningham, Kelly Curry, Rebecca 109 Curtis, Debra Custache, Martha 109 Dailey, Horace Damn, Gerl Daoust, Michael Davison, Reginald 110 Davis, Barbara 111 Davis, Craig S. 110 Davis, Duane Davis, Janet Davis, John 110 Davis, Kelly 110 Davis, Kelly 41 Davis, Kenneth Davis, Michael Deleckl, Gary Deioney, Tracey 110 Dixon, Cornelius Dodd, John Donnelly, Donna 110 Doolan, Daniel Dotty, Shawn ill Douros, Nasos Drake, Dexter 111 Drake, Gall 111 Dukes, Gerald Duncan Ladetherl 91 Duncan, Michael 111 Dunson,Wanda Edeien, Jamzetta Edwards, Susan 47, 111 Edwards, Terry 111 Elbert, Brian 183 Elliott, Nathanle Elliott, Vetlna 111 Engelman, Jason 111 English Jr., Lee 111 Epps, Trayce 106, 111 Ernest, Margaret Everatt, William Farrow, Kly A. Ill Ferguson, Cynthia 111 Ferguson, Darryl Ferguson, Tracy 111 Ferguson, Victor Ferrell, Chris Ferrlgan, Brian 111 Fielder, Terrance 111 Fields. Bonita 111 Fields, Sherry Finney, Mocerl Fleming, Michael 111 Flood, Shirley 111 Flynn, Chiffon ill Forde, Kelly 111 Fornoff, Tony Fowler, Jeanne 21, 47, 111 Foy, David 111, 176, 177 France, Eldora 111 Frank, Edgar Frazier, James Frazier, Lynn Frost, Ann 111 Frum, Ronald Funsch, Thomas 111 Furnlss, Kirsten 111 Garland, Elizabeth ill Garland, Randall Garrett, Martinez Gatza, Lisa Gaus, Jonathon Gauthier, Stephania Gaylor, James 134 Gaynor, Naomi Geyer, Barbara Gibson, Larry Gilbert, Karen Giles, Mary 134, 43 Gillian, John Gllnlecki, Debra Gluck, Patricia Godwin, Sharon Goheen, Mlshele Gonzales, Carlos Gooslln, Terry Gorton, Jennifer 45, 115, 209, 210 Grady, Edith Graham, Marjorie Grant, John Grant, Lyrla Gray, Duane E. Gray, Sonya 134 Green, James Green, Margaret Green, Michael 48 Green, Sheri Green, Terry Green, Zenola Greene. Betty Greene, Robert Greer, Joe Griffin, Karen R. Groat, James R. Grohoski, Tonya M. 134 Guerrero, Amada 135 Gunderson, Michael 190 Gutierrez, Gloria Hagenbuch, Jenifer Hairston, Kelvin Hairston, Stanley Halbert. Brenda Halford, Richard Hall, Franclne Hall. Kerry Hall, Raymond A. 182, 183 Hamlin, David Hamm, Derrick Hamm, Keith 135 Harden, Mainard L. Hardnett, Robert Hardy, Lila Ann Hargrow, Victor Harris, Clndle 135 Harris, Derrick Harris, Sonia Harrison, Karen Harthen, Robert Hathman, Kassandr Hawkins, Marlon Hawthorne, Constance Hayes, Samuel Haymer, William Hayostek, Darnell 14, 114 Hearod, Charlotte Hemingway, Bobby 114 Henderson, Calvin Henderson, Johnny 137 Henderson, M.W. Henderson, Michael 114, 183 Henry, Tracy Hicks, Jeffery 114, 176 Hill, Brian Hill, James 114 Hill, Kevin Hinkle, Charles Hobbs, Karla 114 Hobson, Michael 114, 177, 176 Hobson, Reginald 115, 183 Hodges, Dianne 52 Holland, Robert Hope, Lori Hopkins, Nadine 114 Housley, Sheri 115 Howard, Roderick Howlett, Michael 115, 183 Hoyt, David 115 Hudson, Brian Hudson, Dennis Hughley, Lawanna 115, 170, 171 Hughley. Letetla 222, 223, 166 Hughson, James 115 Hunter. Jeffrey Hunter, Michael Hurley, Robert Isom, Kevin Isom, Carol Jackson, Tonya 45, 115 Jackson, Yvonne Jefferson, Mona Jenkins, Cleo Jenkins, Jerome Jentzen, James F. 115 Jlnnah, Mannasseh 115 Johnson, Beverly 255, 248 Johnson, Byron 115 Johnson, Craig L. Johnson, Ernestine 138 Johnson, Jamie Johnson, John D. 138,115 Johnson, Louis C. 115 Johnson, Veonca 115 Johnson, Vernlce Johnson, Veronica Johnson, Vickie Jones, Christopher 115 Jones, David 77, 45, 115 Jones, Gwendolyn 115 Jones, James 137 Jones, Phllys 115 Jones, Shirley Jury, Melvin Kahee, Anthony Kahee, Thelma 138 Kaufman, Alisa 115 Keener, Kevin Keesler, Timothy 47, 138, 115 Kelso, Kerry 115, 229 Kemp. Clifford 115 Kenebrew, Iva Jean 115 Kidd, Kelvin 116 King, Felicia 138 Kline, Pat Knapp. Julie Knight, Robyn 116 Koziol, Donald J. 116, 183 Labosky, Kimberly 8, 45, 116 Lacey, Barbara 116 Lamar, Marvin Lancaster, Martha 116 Langford, Teresa Larouche, Marc Latham, Alita 116 Latham, Stanley 116 Laue, Christine 116 Laury, Vickie A. 116 Lawson, Allen Lee, Barbara Lee, Dirk Lee, Mlkel Leeper, Myra 116 Lemleux, Michelle 116 Lewis, Falesla Lewis, Lisa Lewis, Rhonda 116 Llddel. Anthony Liddell, Brownie 120 Llddle, Debra 116 Linker, Robert 116, 183 Long, Curtis Long, Greg Looney, Laura 116 Lorlck, Ronald Love, Anthony 116, 183 Love, Barbara 116 Lovegrove, Leslie 116 Lucas, Denise 116 Lucas, Eric Lucas, Kimberly 139 Luckett, Terry 116, 183 Lynn, Michelle Lytle, Michelle 116 Mabry, Jeffrey Mabry, Lance 116 Mack, Quentin 116, 183 Mackey, Jeffrey 116 Mallernee, William Mance, Vanessa 117 Marks. Yolanda 117 Marland, Melissa 117 Martin, Enrique 117 Martinez, Alice 117 Matlock, Eric 117 Mattlson, Tracy 117 Maupin, Charles 117, 177 Mayes. Michael Mays, Randy 164, 183 McCaskey. Debra McCow. Michael McCraney. Emily McDonald. Klmmle 117 McDonough, Shanna 117 McFadden, Marlon McFadden, Sheila McGaugh, Stacy 118 McGee, Desiree McGhee, Carla 118 McGrady. Keith 140 McKenzie, Marcia 118 McKenzie. Thomas 118 McKinney, Apella 118 McKInstry, Tracy McKone, Russell McMilllan, Dana McNeal, Audrey McNenly, Leslie 118 Metcalf, Eric Miles. Ricky 118, 183 Miller, Andre Miller, Bruce Miller, Christopher 118 Miller, David Miner, Denise Miller, Donald Miller. Keith Miller, Veronica Miller, William 118, 183 Mills, Dawn 119 Mills, Matthew 119 Mills, Steve M|ms, Rhonda 120 Minor, Kimberly Mitchell. Belinda Mitchell, Marvetu Mitchell, Tony Monreal. Anthony 119 Montgomery, Madeline Montgomery, Richard Moore. Arnlta Moore. Kerwin 119 Moore, Tammye Morgan, Anthony Morgan, Brian 119 Morris. Brian 119 Morris, Sherby Morse. Michael Morse, Richard 119 Mueller, Charles 119 Mulherln, David 119 Murphy, Theartls 183 Murray, William Myers, Timothy Narclo, Felipe 119, 190, 191 Nard, Sandra Neal. Lillian 119 Neeley, Herbert 119, 183 Neeley, Raymond 106, 119 Neely, Gary Neyland, Jerry Nieto, Jessy 119 Nolen, John 119 Norris, Veta Nuby, McKinley 119 Obrien, James 119 Odum, Michael Outler, Ricky Pace, Sabrina 119 Page, Theresa 119 Parmar, Charles Parnell, Emmett Parnell, Phlllx 'arson. Tommy Pastue, Delores Patrick, Yvonne 142 Patterson, Landa 119 Patterson, Marvin Pea. Edward 119 Peacock, Benjamin 119 Pence, Clarence 119 Perez, Ben Perez, Victoria 6, 10, 119 Perkins, Robert 119 Peterson, Jenlna 119 Petropoulo, John 119 Phifer, Annie 119 Phillips, Donna 119 Pickens. Alphonso 128 Pickens. Eric 120 Pllisbury, Kevin 120, 177 Plum, Peter 120 Plumpp, Katherine 120 Plunkett III. John P. 120, 183 Plunkett, Leonard Pointer, Tracey 120, 41 Pollard, Ralph 120 Pool, Tracy 120 Poole, Janet 120 Powell, Glenn 120 Preston, Kevin 164 Prewitt, Terry R. Prince, Danell 120 Pritchett De She 120 Pryer, Carmen Pryor, Robert Rahn, Mary 120 Randle, Ricky Randolph. Janet Rathburn, Matthew 120 Ray, Arturo 120, 183 Reaves, Carlas Reddington, Patrl Reddy, Denise L- 120 Redmond, Walter 120 Reed, Alisa Reed, Jennifer T. 120 Reed. Jerllyn Reed, Patricia Reierford, Antoni 120 Rembert, Cassandra Reynolds, Deborah 120 Reynolds, Vickie 120 Rice, Frederick Rice, Toney Richard, Maurice 120, 229, 183 Richards, Franclne Richardson. James 120 Richardson, Roxan 120 Rldgeil, Cheryl 120 Rlendeau, Sandra Roach, Patricia Roach, Rachell S. 120 Robbs, Richard 120 Robinson, Alvin 121 Robinson, Barry Robinson, Robin 121 Robinson, Terries 121 Robinson, Wllla Roe, Kenneth 121 Rolls, Juanita Roper, Gary Rosario, Luis 121 Rose, Rhonda 121 Ross, Caroline 121 Ross, Connie 121 Rosser, Wendy Y. 121 Rowley, Dale A. Royster, Jerome Rozyla, Julie D. 121 Rush, Oliva Sanders, Allen Sanders, Allison Sanford, Scott 122 Sangller, Laurie 21, 20, 122 Sawyer, Angela Saxon, Kevin Schneider, Richard 122 Scott, Natalie Scroggins, Lisa 122 Sekelsky, Michael 122 Shamsld, Deen 123 Sharp, Sandra 122 Sharpe, Mark 122, 123, 176 Sharpe, Matthew 123 Shaw, Luke Shivers, Teresa 123 Shourd. David 21, 123 Show, Lisa 123 Silas, Gayle 123 Simmons, Maurice Simpson, Debra 123 Slks, Shirley 123 Singleton, Berry 123 Skidmore, Cathy 123 Skutt, Elizabeth 123, 209 Slackta, James Small, Eric Smith, Colin 43, 123 Smith, Linda Smith. Linda Smith, Lorna 123 Soles, Dorothea Spencer, Casey 123 Splght, Pamela 123 Stacey, David 123 Stebblns, Harold 123 Steele, Shawn Stephen, Fatima Stevenson, Mark 123 Stevenson, Raford 182 Steward, Harvey Stewart, Joyce Stewart, Ronald 123 Stitt, Debbie Stokes, Pamela 123 Stone, Steven 123 Stone. Virginia 122 Storm, Steven 123 Stringer, Marlene Strong, Carol Stubbs, Lonnie Swanson, Sterling 123 Swartz, Brian 123 Symons, Sandra 123 Tannehlii, Phyllis 123 Tate. Eric 123 Taylor. Elaine 124 Taylor, Jeffrey Taylor. Larry Taylor. Ray 124 Terry, Wallace Theodore. Rebecca Thleiman, Debra Thomas. Howard Thomas, Kelley Thomas, Mary 124 Thomas. Michael Thompson, Constance 124 Thompson, Earnest Thompson. Valerie 41, 124 Thornton, Belinda 124 Tlgges, Elizabeth Tlggs, Brenda 124 Tims, Evelyn 124 Tornes, Alice Tornes, Alma Torns, Tammle 124 Torres, Joey 124 Townsend, Isaac 124 Townsend, Roger Trent, Joseph Troupe, Linda Tucker, Judy 124, 171 Turner, Lord 124 Van Hamlin, Macy VanBusklrk, Timothy 124 Vaughn, Evelyn Veasey. Anthony 106, 124 Vessells, Brian Vincent, Rita 124 Vlsser, Stephen Walker, Dale 124 Walker, John 124 Walker. Mathew 20, 124 Wallace. Kenneth 20, 47, 124 Walters, Desmond Walters, Donald Walton. Wendy 124 Ward, Chester Ware, Trlna 124 Warren, Debrlna Warren, Rhonda 124 Warteila, Janlne 124 Washington, Lynne 125 Washington, Michael Washington, Robert Waters, Anna Watson, David Weakley, Gary Weaver, Frank 125 Weems, Manya Weir, James 125, 183 West. Robert 125 Westbrook. Andre 125 Westbrook, Jacque 147 White, Jeffrey 183 White. Niles White. Peggy 25, 125 Wiggins, Felicia 125 Wiggins, Terese Wllbon, Anthony 125, 183 Williams. Billy 126 Williams, Clark 126 Williams, Donald 126 Williams, Helen Williams, Kenneth INI NORTHERN H.S. if r nr rur qtatp ruAMPQ JUNIORS Albernathy, Lyndon 128 Adair, Sharon Alberto, Cesar 132 Alexander, Beulah Allard, Donna Allen, Sandra Allen, Sharon 128, 219 Allen, Tonya Anderson, Amy 128 Anderson, Darlel 128 Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Nancy Armstead, Tracey 128 Arnold, Lawrence 155 Atchison Mark S. 133 Atkins, Lauwana Atkins, Terry 128 Austin, Angela Avery, Darcey 128 Awad, Joe 32, 128, 132, 48, 178 Badar, Anne 47. 129, 201, 202, 203 Bailey, Charles Baker, Darryl 129 Ballou, Paul Banks, Thomas 129 Barnes, Derrick 183 Barnes, Sheila 129 Barr, Daryl 129 Basillus, Douglas Bates, Carolyn 219 Bates, Sandra 129 Beasley, Raymond Beauchamp, Tina Bernard, Angelo 129 Bertha, Guy 129 Bickford, Eileen 20, 129, 151, 279 Blelec, Cynthia 22. 129, 43. 48. 49 Bingham, Danny Black, Julie 129 Black, Richard Blakely, Richard Blakely. Venlta 129 Blueltt, Curtis 129 Boggs, Ivan 129 Bohannon, Archer Bonardelll, Jeffrey 129 Bonner, Rochelle Bonomo, Robert 129 Boone, Sherrie Bouchard, Mlchell Bowling, Reginald 129 Boyce, Sharon Boyd, Lamar Boyland, Dorothy Branch, Sheila 129 Brazle, Franklin Bridges, Denise 130 Briggs, Delores 129 Briscoe, Tracy Brooks, Carlton 130 Brown. Alvin 1 78 Brown, Andre Brown, Carla Brown, Elena Brown, La mark Brown, Sherry 130 Brown, Tammle 130 Brown, Trevls 130 Brown, Tyra Brown, Vicky Lee 130, 38 Bryant. Cynthia 130 Bryant, Velma Bryant, Yvonne Buckler, Anthony 130 Bufford, Carol Bugbee, Steven Buggs, Jessie Bulluck, Denise Bunch, Cyndi 130 Burgess, Kenneth 130 Burnes, Jacquelln Burns, Cynthia Burns, Pamela Burton, Sylvia Butts, Ernest Byas, Aaron Cablne, Derrick Cady. Thomas 172. 73, 74,213 Callaway, Janice 130 Campbell, Dedra Campbell, Edith 130 Carter. Kathryn 130 Carthane, Jackie 130, 167 Carthane, Sherry 130 Cash, Julie 130 Cason, Lianna 130 Catron, Michael Chandler, Chariot Chapman. Jeanette 90, 130 Chatman, Seneca Cheathams, Terry Cheatom, Janice 130 Childers, Pamela 130, 278 Childress, Edward 131 Childress, Edyth 131. 171, 217 Christensen, Sten 131 Clark, Renee 131 Clay. Erik 131 Clemons, Selester 131 Cobbln, Robin Cochran, Cory 132 Cochran, Regina Coleman, Diana Coleman, Rickie 131, 229, 231 Coleman, Stanley 132 Collins, James 132 Collins, Preston 132 Collins. Sylvia 132, 146 Collins, Tlsa 46 Colton, Glenda Conklin, Charmaln Cook. Sue 132, 15 Cooper, Maureen 171 Cooper, William 160, 61, 63, 183 Copeland, Linda 132 Cotton, Robert Cousins, Ernie 132 Crannle. Lori Creel, Kimberly Crockett. Joe 133, 183 Cross. John 133, 183 Cross, John 133, 191 Cross, Hliiery Cross, Kim Cross, Kimberly 133 Crossley, Patrick 133. 190 Crowder, Ronald Cunningham, Julie 133 Cunnings, Rosa Curtiss, Sandra 133 Daniela, Michael Dansby, Sheila Dantzler, Cheryl 133 Dantzler, Traci 133 Davenport, Gwendo 133 David, Atlf 133 Davidson Lee Davis, Carolyn Davis, Craig Davis, Everett Davis, Janice Davis, Lorene Davis, Lynn 133 Davis. Vicki 133 Deioney, Kimberly Dennis, Alecla 133 Dent, Jeffrey Devereaux, Robert Dickie, Scott Doan, Cynthia M. Doorenbos. Dave Douglas, Davey Douglas. Greylon 133, 178 Downing, Trade 170 Downs, Carlos Dudley, Gregory Duncan, Duane Dunn. Jacqueline Dutll, Kevin 133, 18 Echols, Rodney 133 Edwards, Tony 133 Ellis, Annette 133 Ellison, Veronica Emerton, Ross 133, 279 Emery, Karen 133 Evans, Alyse 133 Evans, Qulntln Ferguson, Cynthia 133 Ferrlgan, Coleen 133 Fines, Vincent Fink. Paul 133, 140, 43. 45 Flannery, Theresa Fowlkes, Nelson 133 Frank, Timmy Frazier, Daniel Freeman, Lisa 133, 45. 222, 223, 224, 225 Freeman, Patricia 227, 219 Frlsby, Kenneth Frost, Stanford 133, 178. 123 Fuller, Henry 133 Fussell, Gloria 133 Gardner, Jacquell 133 Gardner, Mltzl 133 Garey, Nell Garland, Marjory 133 Garrison, Adale Gates, Frederick 133, 43, 176 Gauthier, Douglas 133, 176. 207 Gavagan, Michael 133, 131 Gayden, Delrdre 133, 151 Gayden, Yvette 133, 171 Gaynor, David 146 German, Marvlna Gibbons, James 134 Gibson, Charles 134 Gibson, Doris Gibson, Joyce 134 Gilbert, Donna 134 Gipson, Danny Glrod, Andre Glover, Demetrius Godwin, Shirley Golden, Scott 134 Goode. Rachel 134 Gorton, Jacquelln 134, 209, 95 Grace, Sheryl Grantham, Timothy 134 Greene, Carla Greene, Jerry Greer. William Grleb, Thomas Griffin, Yolanda Gronau, Tim Gulacslk, Carl 135 Hairston, Maury Hairston, Wendell Halford, Wanda 135 Hall, Denise 135 Hall, Toya 222, 225, 171, 193, 94 Hall, Vella 135 Hamilton, Albert Hamilton, Darwin Hamilton. Nancy 131, 135 Hammon, Mary Harding. Anita 135 Harris, Allan 135 Harris, Delores 136 Hart, Herbert 136, 234 Hart, Theresia Harvey, Aprella 136, 48 Harvey, James Hathaway, Roxanne 136 Hatten, Lena Hatten, Phyllis Haus, Robert 136 Hawkins, Gail Haywood, Rita 136 Hearn, Jeanetta 76 Hehn, Douglas 136, 205, 207 Hemingway, Vivian 137 Henderson, Craig Henderson, Nathan Henry, Dean Hicks, Eric 178 Hicks, Juliet 137 Hightower, Rozena 137, 219 Hilbert. Kenneth Hines, Pamela 38, 137 Hinson, Adrienne Hobbs, Yvette 137 Hobbs, Yvonne 137 Hodge, John Hodges, David 1 78 Hodo, Darrell Holbrook, Daphne 137 Holliman, Sarah 146 Hollins, Carlos 137 Hollins, Tanya Holt, Kenneth Hooks, Roger Hopkins, Hazel Horton, Derrick 137 Horton, Tracy Howell, Patricia Hoyle, Mary 137 Hudson, Lela 137, 53 Hudson, Rochelle 137 Huffman, Tammle Hughley, Klmmonne 166, 169 Humphrey, Cora Hunt, Jacqueline Hunter, David Hunter, Unda Inman, John Isom, Perry Ivory, Helen 137 Jackson, John James, Alicia 171 Jamison, Usha 95, 137, 150 Jefferson, Gina 137 Jefferson, Norman 137 Jenkins, Terris 137 Jensen. James 137 Jetter, Robert 229 Jlnnah, Eleasah 137 Johnson, Alex Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Chrlstop Johnson, Edward Johnson, Karen 137 Johnson, Lorenzo Johnson, Mandlo 138, 178,213 Johnson, Marlita 138 Johnson, Michael Johnson, Monica 138 Johnson, Roderick Johnson, Sallle Johnson, Sandra 137 Johnson, Steffon Johnson, Tallcla Jones, Adrienne Jones, Debra 137 Jones, Gordon 178, 229 Jones, James 137 Jones. Kevin Jones, Melvin Jones, Phyllis Josiln, Brian 138 Karas, Walter Katz. Gaylyn 138, 192, 93, 195, 209 Katz, Gaylyn Keesee, Donnell 138 Keith, Daphne 138 Kemp, Catherine 138, 219 Kendrick, Margaret 138 Kenebrew, Loretta Kennedy. Sheri 136, 138, 40 Kidd, Marylynn 138 Klldee, Jacquelln 138 Kirk, Cortez Klebs, Donald 138 Knlghten, Sarah 223 Knlghten, Robert Knlghten, Cheryl 138 Korth, Sally Kozlol, Gwyn 138 Kushuba, John Lacey, Brenda 138 Lambert. Junell 47, 138, 44, 209, 210 Laue, Dawn 138, 199 Lawson, Jesse Lechota, Kathryn 138 Lee, Carolyn 138 Lee, Carrie Lee, Sonja Leflore, Qulntln Lemleux, Marie Lemuel, Mario 90, 138 Leslie, Michael Leverette, David Lincoln, Catherine 138, 209, 210 Lindsey, Robin 138 Lloyd, Jessie 1 78 Lock, Jerome Lofton, Robert 138 Long, Pamela 138 Lorkowskl, Greg Lowe, Tonya 151, 219, 220 Lucas, Michelle 138 Lucas, Ronald Lucas, Yolanda Luther, Lisa 32, 139 Luther. Teresa 92. 139, 38, 201, 203, 91, 92 Mabry, Andre 141 Mack, Artis Maclln, Mattie Major, Kimberly 38 Mall, Elizabeth 141 Mallett, Jacquely Marks, Louis Mars, Julie 141 Martin, Gloria Martinez, Lydia 135, 141, 44, 219 Mason, Ethol 141 Maynor, Kevin Mays, Kehells McKone, Scott 140 McCann, Matthew 141 McCann, Mitchell McCaw, Victoria 141 McCoy, Dorlece 141, 178 McDonald, Robyn 141 McDonough, Stephele 141 McDowell, Barbara 139 McGee. Paula 140, 146, 223, 224, 166. 168, 219 McGee, Pamela 140, 146, 222, 223, 225,168,219,221 McGee, Nathaniel 139 McGee, Stephanie 139 McNeal, Anthony 178, 180, 181 McNeal, Danny McNeely. Michelle 140, 219 Metts, Colthllda Miller. Carla Miller. Celeste Miller, Mark 140 Millings, Deborah 140 Minlsee, Lorle 140 Mitchell. Donna 140. 46, 219 Mitchell, Shirley Mobley, Bennie Mobley, Volorle Moffett, Thomas Moore. Wilfred 161, 163 Morris, Eilzebeth Murphy, Kathy 141 Myles, Wonda Nance, Lavern Nassar. Basem 141 Neal. Winifred Nichols, Shela 141. 219 Nolen, Valerie Norbury, Stephan! 141 Norris, James Northrop. Jonatha 141 Notman, Michael Nunley, Tonya 141, 219 Odneal. James 141, 161 Odon, Sonya Oldacre, Margaret Olds, Jeffery 141 Oliver, Cynthia 141 Oskey, Martin 141 Ostrom, Esther 141 Owens, Cynthia 49 Pace, Owen Paige. Willie Panchula, Vanessa 141, 38 Payne, Sandra 142 Payton, William 142 Pence, Katherine 142 Pendell, Bethany 28, 135, 142, 43, 48, 269 Perez, Phillip Perkins, Curtin 142 Perkins. Troy Perry, James Peterson, Jacqueline 142 Peterson, Terri 142 Plotrowski, William 142, 184, 186,190 Pittman, Brenda 142 Pitts, Kermlt 155, 161, 171, 180, 181 Plum, Michael Plumpp, Ester Plunkett, Leonett 46 Pool, Ricky 161, 178 Porter. Willie Potter, Allan 142, 48 Potter, Donita 142 Poulos, Janlth Powell, Letltla Powei: Michael Poweli, Tonya Powell, Tyrone Pratt, Renee 142 Preston, James 142, 160, 213 Proby, Meoachy 95, 142, 219 Rawls, Reginald Reagor, Annie 193 Redmond, Trade Reynolds, Sylvia Rhodes, Kenneth Rice, Alaster Rlcheson, Brian 142 Riddle, Frederick Riley, Lagretta 46, 219 Roberts, David 142 Roberts, Lemlre 142, 178 Roberts, Oscar 142, 178 Robertson. Debra 142, 15 Robertson, James Robinson, Alonzo Robinson, Lester Rock, David 142 Romaszewskl, Karen 142 Roper, Fay Ross, Angela Royster, Vlnlta 142 Rozler, James Rushing, Coby Ryals, Michael Saldana, Jose Salinas, Ernesto Sample, Richard 142 Sanders, Darren Sanders, Susan Sands, Renee 143 Sangller, Cherle 21, 36, 143 Sanockl, Elizabeth 200, 201 ISantlmo. Mellsa 47, 143 Sargent, Raven Sauvage. Dennis 122 Schaenzer, Peter 143 Schlinker, John Schnell, Bryan Schnell, Michael Schuck, Kay Ann 143 Schuster, Ranae Scleszka. Jeffrey 204 Scott, Janice 143 Seale, Randy Shackleford, Rachael 142 Shaker, Scott 143 Shaw, Diane Sheared, Aretha 143 Shelley, Janet Shelton, Jon 143, 181 Shutes, Donald 143 Sibley, Sandra Simpson, Wendell Sims, Donna Sims, Lisa 48 Slabchuck, Christine Sly, Robert Smedley, Devaughn Smith, Anthony Smith, Antonio Smith, Brldgette Smith, Ernie Smith, Kathryn Smith, Kathy Smith, Lisa Smith, Pamela Smith, Sandy Smith, Valerie Snogren, Dean 139 Snuder, Keith Snyder, Marlyn 252 Sorenson, Jean Stagman, Dawn Standoak, Ellen 278 Stanley, Tonla 171 Sykes, Trlna 226 Sternaman, Jennlf 7, 96 Stevens, Victoria Stewart, David Stewart, Glen Stitt, Linda Stokes, Katherine Stokes, Theodore Tinker, Cheryl 146 Tlpplns, Marilyn Titus, Melody J. 147 Tomaszewskl, Shar 146 Torre, Dwane Torres, Antonio Torrey, Michele 146 Trigger, Rosemarl 146 Trlpplehorn,.Robt Turner. Alfreda L. Stone, Alicia Stone, Regina String, Levy Strong, Joseph Stubbs, Kelly Summers, Gene Swift, Sherrie Sykes. Trlna 226 Sylmon, Laveta Sylvester, James Symons, Elaine Taylor, Joe N. Taylor, Mary Taylor, Peggy Taylor, Stephanie 52 Taylor, Volanda Thleiman. William Thompson, Anthony Thompson. Joyce Thomspon, Leonard Thompson, Louis Thompson, Medelln Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Treva Thourne, Tina 146 Thurston. Mark i urner, Lershelle 146 Turner, Margaret 146 Turner, Sheila 146 Turner, Sherry L. 146 Vidal, Joe 147 Vincent, Bryan Vincent, Jennifer Vlsser. Peggy 15. 18. 33, 147, 44 Walker, Dane Walker, Kelvin Walker, Sheletha 86, 147 Walker, Tommy Wallace, Teresa 147, 38 Walters, Roger Walton, James Walton. Jill 14 7 Warthon, Bonita Washington. Alpho 147 Washington, France 146 Washington, Rhonda Washington, Ronald Washington, Shelly 147 Waterson, Kellie 102, 147, 43, 171 Watson, Felix Webb, Darryl Webber, John Wells, Anna Wells, Nell Wesley, Fred Wharton, Lynne 147 Wheatley, Christie 147 White, Anthony White. Cher I 147, 267 White, Deborah 147 White, Sonya 147 Wlgfall, Victor Wiley, Darryl Wiley, Stevon Williams. Arthur Williams, Felicia Williams, Flodle Williams, Gregory 32 Williams, Gregory 147 Williams, Hansel Williams, Lawrence Williams, Regina 147 Williams, Roderlc 147 Williams, Tom 147, 178 Williamson, Camel 147, 38 Willingham, Carme Willingham, Tonya 52 Willoughby, Sonya Wilson, Bernard Wilson, Clarence 228, 229 Wilson, Clifford Wilson, Darcey Wilson, Jerome Wilson, La wan da Wilson, Victor Wlnbush, Michael 147 Wlshart. Kimberly 201, 202 Woodbeck, Harry Woods, Charles Woodson, Tangyla Wright, David 217, 216 Wright, Deborah Wyatt, Wayde Wylie. Jennie 192, 194 Wynn, Boyce 183 Young, Tara Yount, Michael seniors Abernathy, Dwayne 236 •Ackles, Jill 236 Adams, Jeanette 236 •Alford, Pamela 236 •Alford, Tamera 236 Allen, Mary 237 Altheimer, Anthony 102, 237 Anderson, Antoine Anderson, Randall 213, 214, 237 Anderson, Sandra Andrews, Lewlstte 128, 237 Anthony, Hazel Anthony, Teresa 103, 168, 222, 223, 225, 236, 167, 169, 237 Ashley, Annette Atkinson, Llvla 237 Augulto, Carmen 237 ••Austin, Lynnette 48, 49, 239, 260,263, 237 •Badar, Michael 237 Bailey, Darryl Banks, Pamela 237 Barnes, James Barnes, Ronnie Bates. Phyllis 77. 237 •Battle, Lynn 237 Bednarski, Charles Benman, Marquetta •Benson, Timothy 237 Bernard, Arethelo Bethea, Juralln 237 Blelec, Thomas 7, 17, 42, 260, 237,279 Blgham, Geoffrey Blackburn, Renae 237 ••Blakely, Pamela 236, 237 Blakely, Patrick 175, 172, 173, 213.237 Bowie, Venita 86, 236, 166, 167.219.237 Bowling, Anthony 234 Bowman, Timothy 178,238 Boyce, Donald 129, 178, 238 Boyler, Robert 238 Bradley, Rhonda 238 Brannon, Arthur 238 Branstner, John 19, 238 Briggs, Timothy 238 Brooks, Robert 238 Brown, Glen Brown, Ronnie 238 •Buchalskl, Wendy Buchanan, Cyryent Buggs, Jonnle 238 Buggs. Ronnie 229. 231, 232, 238 Bullock, Ardlth 238, 278 Burns, Twana 238 Bush, Maurice 238 Butts, Rita ••Cady, Maureen 42, 238 Calloway, Robert 238 Campbell, Darnell 238 Campbell, Steve 238 Carlsen, John 155. 184. 185. 187,238 •Carlsen, Paul 184. 185. 239 Carrizaies, Barbara 239 Clark, Faith 239 Clark, Kenneth 239 Clay, Angenelce 87, 240 Clink, Scott Cole, Gweneth 18, 19, 240, 278 Collins, Samual Collins, Shelia Collens, Tracey 236, 240 Cooper, Deeandrea Cooper, Rhodey 241 Cooper, Terry Copeland. Natasha 241 Corder, Loria 241 Cox, Anthony 241 Craig, Thomas Creel, Deborah Crews, Brodelck 241 •Crooks, Sandra 241 ••Crossley, Paul 42, 241 Crowder, Karen 40, 241 Crutchfield, Derrick Cunningham, Jlmmey 241 Cunningham, Patricia 241 Dale, Sandy 239, 260, 263, 241 Darrough, Kelvin 241 •Davis, Bernadette 241, 278 Davis, Doris 241 Davis, Jonl 241 •Davis, Lisa 236, 241 Davis, William Davis, Yolanda Dejaegher, Jerry Delgado, Roxanna 241 Dennis, Yolanda 242 Dent, Marilyn Derscha, Mark ••Desjardln, John 256, 241 •Dexter, Laurie 242 Dixon, Calvert 178, 242 •Doyle, Kenneth 242 Duso, Lisa 242 Easter, Frederick Edwards, Shirley 242 Elllls, Manuel 242 Ellison, Darryl 178 Ernest, Margie 242 Evans, Carl Evans, Doris Fines, Van Finley, Roledo 242 Finney, Wanda Fleming, Renee 167, 242 •Forde, Michael 33, 20. 18. 101,242 ••Fowler. Daniel 100, 42, 172, 174,213,215, 242 Fowlkes, Janet 192, 193, 242 Fox, Peggy 201, 242 Foy, Patrick 242 Frame, Karen 242 Freeman, Charlotte 242 Freeman, Randy 242 Freeman, Ricky Fuller, Kathy 15, 193, 195, 242 Fussell, David 243 Gamble, Beverley 243 Gardner, Evester •Garrett, Allyson 26, 27, 40, 42,236,243 •Garrett, Sharon 243 Gates. Shellla 243 Gibson, Countee 84, 243 •Glasperel, Linda ••Gorton, Jill •Goss, Jeffrey 243, 278 Graham, David Grant, William 178 Griffin, Toni Gronau, Glen Grymes, Almeda 243 •Gunderson, Patricia 245 Gutierrez, Alexander 178,243 Halrlson, Steven 103, 245 Hall, Clarence Hall, Jeffery •Hamilton, Starlln 28, 30, 31, 36,244,247,245 Hamiett, Evelyn 222, 223, 245 •Haralson, Darlene 245 Harris, Annette Harris, Bryan 245 Harris, Carolyn ••Harrison, Keith 172, 173, 174.183.245 •Hart, Katherine 20. 42, 251, 193.245 •Harthen, Terri 245 Harvey, Jim Hatch, Steven 245 •Hayostek, Ronald 39,42, 178, 245 Haywood, Kenneth Haywood, William 245 Hearn, Gregory 240, 245, 278 •Heenan, Lucy 245 ••Heldel, Thomas 42, 245 Henderson, Glen 245 ‘Hesch, Patricia 42, 245 Hicks, Jay 245, 266 Hodges, Deborah Holloway, Marvls ♦Holmes, Sandra 209, 246, 278, 266 ♦♦Holt, Timothy 246 Hope. Kevin 246 ♦♦Horton, Major Horton, Yvonne Howard, Linda Hoyt, Linda 200, 201, 246 Hudson, Vickie Huff, Beth 246 Humphrey, Gregory 246 Hunter, Kevin 246 Hussey, Brenda 246 Hutchins, Mary 246 ♦Hylen, Bruce 101, 246 Idalski, Mary 246 Ireland, Lynn 82, 246 ♦Ivory, Sonya 20, 86, 42, 240, 247,246 Jackson, Stephan 246 Jackson, Teresa 246 James, Melvin James, Rodney 246 Jamison, Ivan Jansen, Michael 246 ♦Johnson, Beverly 20, 42, 256, 246 Johnson, David 115 Johnson, Deborah 247, 248 Johnson, Glen Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Hazel 219, 247 Johnson, Klmberll 103, 247 Johnson, Veronica 226, 247 Jones, David 77, 39. 45, 115, 247 Jones, Deborah 48, 248 Jones, Kenneth ♦Jones, Stephanie 38 Jones. Tarita Jourdan, Crystal ♦♦Kadrl, Ellas ♦Kassel, Michael 248 Keller, Karen 249 Kemp, Debra 249 Kennedy, Jacquely Kennedy,John 229 ♦Kennedy, Robert 249 Kennedy, Sandra 249 Keys, Helen 249 Kidd,Jon 239,260,249 Kile, Beth Kiebs, Judy 249 Knlghten, John •Labosky, Stacie 12, 102, 32. 36. 42.249 Laclair, Ellzebeth 249 Laforest, Mary 249 ♦♦Lamb, Daniel 42, 249 Lane, Pamela Lark,Jack 249 ♦Laureto. Debbie 27, 249, 278 Lawson, Edward 249 ♦Lechota, Barbara 249 ♦Lefear, Bonita 82, 38, 48,249 Levasseur, Gerald Levy, Stanley Lewis, Monica Lewis, Rhodney 116, 249 Lindsey, Felisa Linker, Kenneth 178, 249 Lltzsey, Dennis 249 Lloyd, Kenneth 84 Lockhart, Isaac 249 Looney, Wayne 250 Lorlck, Kimberly Love, Monsanto 161, 162, 172, 173,213,250 ♦Maranl, Elaine 141 Market, Ralph Marland, Donald Martin, Karen 250 Marve, Roscoe 240, 250 McBride, Frank 250 McCarthy, Erin 9, 250 McCaw, Dennis 250 ♦McClard, Marcie 250 McClure, Joe 250 ♦♦McClure, Margaret 100, 250 McCoy, Charlotte 141 McDonald, Anthony 250 ♦McDonough, Thomas 250, 278 McDowell, Janice 250 McKenzie, Robbie 44, 252, 188, 190,204. 207, 250 Murphy, Jerome Myles, Jacquelyn 252 Nard, Bernice 252 Neal, Rusty ♦Nelson, Vanessa Newbill, Chris 211, 253 Newell, Dwayne Newman, David ♦Nichols. Donna 103, 219, 253 Oliver, Margene ♦♦Orr, Deborah 11, 49, 200, 201,259.279,253 Owens, Tonya 253 Parks, Preston Patton, Samuel 253 Payne, Carmelita 253 Pearson, Cora Perkins, Dennis 253 Phillips. Renita 26, 27, 87. 40, 236,263 Pointer, Phillip 253 Powell, Renee 253 ♦♦Price, Marty 42, 243, 206, 253 Pryor, Leslie Quesinberry, Sheila 253 Racette, Paul 188, 253 ♦♦Rathke, Scott 253 Readus, Alphonso ♦♦Reagor, Ave Marie Redmond, Terrance Rett, Ferd 253 ♦♦Rlcheson, Laura 253 Rldgell, Rogena 236, 239, 244, 260.263.254 Rlendeau, Robert 178, 254 ♦♦Roach, Sandra 243, 254 Robb, Stephanie 52,45,48,52, 254 ♦Rose, Michael 9, 254 Ross, Tony ♦Ruff, Denise 38, 254 Russell, Brian Rutherford, Pamela 254 Ryan, Veve ♦♦Sabollsh, Jeffery 14. 155, 178.254 Sadler, Tracy 254 ♦Saldll, Nicholas ♦Sammet, Donna 254 Sanders, Evelyn 254 Sanders, Robert Smith, Irving 7, 256 Smith, Laura 257 Smith, Rufus 257 Smoots, Bobreen 257 Smoots, Darlene 240, 257 Snedden, Ellzebeth 257 ♦Snogren, Kyle 257 Somsel, Sharle 257 Sorenson, Pamela 257 Spencer, Barbara Stacey, Deborah 257 Stacks, John Stephen, David Stevenson, Bliley Steward, Kenneth 257 Stewart, Daryl 257 Stewart, Yolanda Stiff, Mona 257 Stone, Darryl 257 Stoutenburg, David 257 Summers, Jackie 257 Sutherby, Karla 257 Swlney, Sina 86, 42, 247, 257 Sanders, Evelyn Sanders, Robert Sanford, Jill Savage, Rober 254 Saylor, Gregory Schaenzer, Thomas 155, 254 ♦Schafer, Ari 254 ♦Schulman, Marvin 254 Schuster, Sandra 254 Scleszka, Sandra 254 ♦Shackleford, Theresa 255 Shaw, Carlton 255 Sherrill, Shurranda 255 ♦♦Short, Suzzanne 255 ♦Shourd, Mary 262 ♦Shurte, Christine 255 Simbler, Tony Simpson, Craig Simpson, Kelly 256 Singleton, Terry 256 Skutt, Victoria 256 Smith, Irving 256 Smith, Keely Smith, Kimberly 256 ♦Smith, Laura 257 Smith, Rufus 257 Smoots, Bobbreen 257 Smoots, Darlene 257 Snedden, Elizabeth 257 Snogren, Kyle 257 Somsel, Sharle 257 Sorenson, Pamela 257 Spencer, Barbara Stacey, Deborah 257 Stacks, John Stephen, David Stevenson, Billy Steward, Chandra 257 Steward, Kenneth 257 Stewart, Darryl 257 Stewart, Yolanda ♦♦Stiff, Mona 257 Stone, Darryl 257 Stoutenburg, David 257 ♦Summers, Jackie 257 Sutherby, Karla 257 ♦Swlney, Sina 257 Sylvester, Lynn 257 Tanner, Jo Lynn 257 Tartt, Kimberly 258 Taylor, Evelyn 258 Taylor, Mark 258 Taylor, Mattlon Taylor, Mark 155, 158, 184, 185.186.258 Taylor, Sammle Taylor, Sherman 258 Taylor, Therman 258 Tenant, Connie 258 Thames, Angela 258 Thomas. Beverly 258 ♦Thomas, David 100,258 ♦♦Thomas, Karnetta 42.44,46, 258 Thomas. Kimberly 258 ♦Thomason, Steve 258 Thompson, Donald Thompson, Laura ♦♦Thompson, Unda 101,258 ♦Thompson, Mary 258 Thompson, Shirley 258 Thornton, Rita ♦Tigges, Mark ♦Tolbert, Denise 42, 49. 278, 258 ♦♦Torrey, Carl 100, 251, 172, 174.213.258 Townsend, Howard Townesend, Tania 46, 258 Trench, Michael ♦Trlnka, Scott 258 Turner, Damlta 259 ♦Turner, Dledra 38, 259 ‘Turner, Roderick 160, 161, 162, 163, 176, 179, 180, 213, 217,259 Tuurl, Ann 223, 225, 251, 223, 259 Tyson, Ardls Underwood, Jerry Underwood, Robert Vandusen, Michael 259 Veal. Gregory 228, 229, 231, 260 Vondrasek, Karen 260 Wade, Felecla 260 Walts, Adrianne 260 ♦Walker, Brenda 51, 260 ♦♦Walker, Donald Walker, 26, 27, 260 Walker, Scott Walke, Terry 161 ♦♦Walker, Tracy 260 Walls, Gayle 7. 40, 236, 219, 260 Wardrop, David 260 Warren, Rose M. Washington, Ernest ♦Washington, Kell 260 Washington, Roose 260 Waters, Johnnie 229 Watkins, Gail 7, 260 Watson, Myron 26, 27, 279, 260 Weakley, Susan 260 Webb, Kerry 260 Weber, William 260 Wenzel, Diane 260 West, Erwin West, Kimberly 260 Weycker, Michael 158 White, Carolyn 260 White, Wydell Williams, Dale 202 Williams, Janet 262 Williams, John 262 Williams, Linda Williams, Michael Williams, Tracy Willingham, Symon Wilson, David 260 Wilson, Delois 167, 260 Wilson, Kevin 228. 229, 231, 260 Wilson, Lascell Woodberry, Gerald Woods, Sandra 262 Woolfolk, Keith 262 Wooten, Gregory ♦Wright, Daryl 51, 216, 262, 266 Wright, Duane Wright, Karen 262 Wylie, James 191, 262 Yambrlck, Ellen 262 Yarbrough, Trevor 262 Young, Clarence Young, Darryl Young, Sandra 218, 219,262 Young, James 223, 262 ♦Younger, Ramada 40, 42, 236, 262 ♦♦Yount, Susan 262 Zemba, Keith 262 rr The yearbook staff encountered many changes this year. After eight years with Walsworth’s Publishing Company, the Noroscope was printed by a publisher in Michigan, Graphic Creations. The staff had to adapt to new styles, layouts, deadlines, and new techniques for editing copy. Besides the changes, only five of the staff members were on the staff last year. One photographer was solely responsible for most of the photos that were taken and printed. Improvements in style, copy, and photography were major concerns for the 1979 yearbook staff. The staff concentrated on these areas. Along with the improvements, a new section was added which involved the Flint community. The 18 Noroscope staff members worked closely with editors Debbie Orr and Myron Watson and their advisor Ms. Dorothy Stradford. Tom Bielec, head photographer, and Ross Emerton who joined the staff second semester, worked diligently to fulfill all the requests and needs of the staff in photography. Year After... Hectic for Staff 1. Ardith Bullock, layout editor, was typing copy for the yearbook. 2. Pam Childers types copy for the yearbook. 3. Most of the 1978-79 yearbook staff discuss last minute details before the last deadline. Scott McDonough works at light box. Sandra Holmes and Jeff Goss look over pages. Gwen Cole, index editor; Debbie Laureto, Ellen Standoak, copy editor; Ardith Bullock, layout editor; Denise Tolbert, copy editor; Greg Hearn, Debra Jones, and Brenda McMillian and Bernadette Davis (standing) all engage in some facets of putting out the 1979 yearbook. 278 1. Tom Bielec and Ross Emerton are photographers for the North Wind and Noroscope. This is Tom’s third year on the staff, and his second as head photographer. 2. Ms. Dorthy Stradford advises editors Myron 2. Watson and Debbie Orr about finalization for the last deadline. 3. Eileen Bickford, index editor, adds a few more details to the pages for the last deadline. 279 NORTHERN COMMUNITY