Northview High School - Viking Yearbook (Covina, CA)

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' A Night In The Orient ' Remains In On Friday, May 2, under the moonlight and with a touch of the sea breeze, the Class of 1986 had the opportunity to experience their prom during the twenty- fifth anniversary of Northview High School. This gala event took place at the Newporter Resort in Newport Beach. The menu for this extravaganza was hearts of lettuce salad with sliced tomatoes and French dressing, boneless breast of chicken chausseur with tomato and mushroom sauce, rice pilaf, two fresh vege- tables, and rolls served with butter. Individual chocolate mousse was served for dessert. The excitement in the ballroom was nothing compared to the excitement that was building up inside the prin- cesses. As the night went on, the time finally came to see who would be crowned prom queen for ' 85- ' 86. The princesses anxiously watched while ' 84- ' 85 Prom Queen Daria Costa passed the crown by each of them teasingly, until stopping and crowning the new Prom Queen Rhonda DeMunch Mortier. After the crowning, the festivities continued with dancing and picture-taking until the Cinderella hour of midnight. Sadly, the evening had come to an end, but happily to remain in the minds and hearts of Northview ' s Class of 1986. Justine Heinze and Ron Brown enjoy a friendly conversation while dancing among llieir friends. After an incredible evening, Tim Burd and Ron Brown show their excitement by displaying a high- five . While sharing a romantic dance together, Mari Nakawatase and Sam deGuzman seem to have eyes only for each other.

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storm, Promises ' A Royal Evening ' On the evening of Februdry 7, six excited princesses, despite ttie gloomy weattter, anxiously approached the gym with great anticipation. Tensely awaiting half-time, the girls chatted nervously with their proud fathers. Then the buzzer sounded, ending an extremely exciting first half against Edgewood, and the intensity of the crowd and the princesses grew rapidly. Then the mo- ment of crowning began. While each princess was es- corted to the platform by her father, the Northview Jazz Band appropriately played Just Called To Say I Love You. After the six lovely princesses (Jeannie Gerard, Monica Real, Lome Learmont, Janet Ikehara, Lori Brown, and Stacey Burroughs) took their places on the plat- form, Amy Auyang prepared to crown the 1986 Basket- ball Royalty Queen. The tension mounted as Amy slowly moved the crown back and forth over each princess ' head. Finally Amy gently placed the crown on the head of this year ' s queen: JANET IKEHARA!! Following the immense excitement of the crowning, the game resumed, and the mighty Vikes went on to defeat the Troians of Edgewood. After the re-ad|ournment of the students to the gym, the dance began. IVlidway through the dance the queen and her court enjoyed a special dance with all eyes upon them. Afterwards, when the Basketball Royalty was reduced to a mere memory, one could not help but ponder on the beauty of the whole event. QUEEN JANET IKEHARA As the court gathers to congratulate the Basketball Royalty Queen Janet Ikehara, Amy Auyang places the robe on her shoulders. Getllngdown to sounds ot Le Mouje, Allsha Costa and Victor Macklilf enjoy their evening at the Bas- ketball Royalty dance. Basketball Royalty Basketball fto

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Minds And Hearts Of The Class Of ' 86 PRINCESS CHRISTINA BURKERT PRINCESS JONELLE DRESSER QUEEN RHONDA DeMUNCK MORTIER