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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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During our first year at Northern we have been confronted with the task of making the community proud and not regretful for the money they have spent. we have had the chance to show the com- munity what we can do with a new school in building school spirit. we have tried to use the educational advantages to the fullest extent. we hope that you will be pleased with the way we have used the facili ties you have provided for us. As a small token of our appreciation we would like to dedicate our year- book to the community. ,1V'illUMYi.'.!:U,,1 M BiFiSik'i'e3llY-ZUIBWUL - - . ,--VW., ,f -,wztm ,wp i - V 4:1 V ,f JZ' 4. 71: 74 H aifhvrwyfsafw' , , '51 4 Q f 7? f a-:fr ,ff ,. ffl 14:2 , -, :Q-125 A 1 9.4!- L ,234 1 1 ,x,,f, 0 , .':j:V:'j1g.gf?,e V W., ,-,' U' L: ,'...'f4.'j jg, 2 , .,., f ,f,, M + M222 'ff-:wav :V afi', ., , ,. , I ,. -,W.,,,,. ' - Qfjzg-ff:,..gf wwf' Q , 4 .,f-0 1, px 'ag' ,,,w::z1.f, qw, 7f.w'-'- f -f f ,V Q' ,Hs ':2fs-ww,,:,.e,fz:feMm'lx'. ' U , Q.. A., 4, ,, ,.,,',, V f .,1:,,Zi.,.,f,fV + A' ' Iyil .xkmL.lLJi..UkLQHml - - --- 1 1 llllw 1 u-nn. 1. 1.,,'l M 'MW w'i f' 7-' ' PONTIAC NORTHERN'S STUDENT COUNCIL June l, 1959 JOAN HUMPHREY DOTTIE HETHERINGTON President Secretary MARY HUGHES CAROL CAMPBELL Vice President Treasurer Mr. Wargelin: The student body of Pontiac Northern High School wishes to take this opportunity in its first yearbook to thank you for the fruitful year you have given us as our first principal. It was only through your constant guidance and supervision that we have achieved so much this year. The organizing of a large high school such as Northern was a tremendous task which you have performed excellently. Coming into an unoompleted school, and end- ing the year with an efficient staff, a completed plant, and a co- operative attitude among students and faculty alike, illustrates your great powers of supervision. A good example of your guidance is our Student Council which has done so much to benefit our school and community in its short, but productive life. we sincerel Y appreciate the opportunity to have such a qualified person as our principal. You have not only rendered a great service to Northern High, but also to Pontiac in general, as a teacher in junior high and high school, and then as an elementary and junior high school principal. You have worked sincerely efficientl and , y, conscien- tiously to achieve your ultimate goal, the improvement of educa- tion in Pontiac. we congratulate you for reachin th g e extremely responsible position of principal of Northern High. Looking back on the steps you have taken to achieve it, we know that you will go on striving to make Northern High School a school we can be proud of, not only now, but in the future. Sincerely, item Humphrey STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT '!5w.L.-,V ,aaa I, 1 y,y, ,V .1 U, 4 1 4 f 2 f M f 5,14 41' -mg 3 4 hir? lm 1 Mi. mm1uumuwu1.un 1 FACULTY 'I' by JGHANNA . Ii I SENIGRS 'I' by JANET I QRGANIZATIQNS 'I' by JAIXII, JUIXIIGRS 'I' by MARYELLEN' I I I I I SPQRTS 'I' by DICKI SGP!-IGIVIORIES 'I' by CAROL I LAMP: ------ LICHVAR - LUND---- ULTESVIG CAMPBELL ELEY ------ x ,?LJ11.LLtGlL'!,T...,ll'WL.HlG.llK5SlJiiUHlt - 5 I ' xii? --' - r 1 n vu l f I ,- tk A ' '?41?i1: 94,4 f:4 :K5'1J '50 . -up X 4 :iffy-E 1 ge? 1:3255 Zh. :fro aw- syn I ii W' 42:4 iw danqn . use W .-M 5. V V aw . .. , 4..,, 1 ' . .v 4 , ,,, 49 ' 1 if f vL' A' N Q Q' x 4,1-iv If s I Q A E , .67 ww' W. vw-. ,,, -avg 511 .LLLd.x.1x ,Ima-L. AWUA .f .N-x, 'am - :nnmlltl i .- 'id' - ' 'mr' I1 ..-M Ma... a.- -ff ,i 21- a.z3J!irLL.'6:'iiQ M... 45 ' ' L To meet the numerable and emmense demands of Pontiac Northern High School, Mr. McCracken, ad- ministrative assistant, who is in charge of the at- tendance department, audio-visuo, and scheduling the use of Northern's building facilities aids Mr. Wargelin while he performs duties which will benefit Northern. Mr. Linquist. assistant principal, also performs duties which help to keep Pontiac Northern on a smooth and efficient basis. These tasks include Mr. Linquist acting as head of the guidance program. students program schedule, rings, pins, caps, and gowns committee. He also is the advisor to the Stu- dent Counvil, the senior class, and the National Honor Society. As a result. Pontiac Northern is very fortunate to have such 1-ompetent men directing these im- portant offices. y, Z ai? 3 :Q W 1 le i 1 . I I l JXJX iv gg, V M, 1 1 ' jzfff .' I f V, . i ,V o -. ,- if.7,f 'f? '.2H,' 4? , , 3. f, gy, -,Wa-X555 1, ggylfq 1 .5 Q-15,12 -'F S Theme of new school - Gratitude . . . We owe our beautiful school to the foresight and planning of Dr. Dana Whitmer. Superintendent of Schools, and the Board of Education. The people responsible for this accomplishment include Mrs. W. Mahilek, Mr. L. Schimmel, Mr. G. Criffen, Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. M. Osmun, Dr. Whitmer, Dr. Codsell, and Rev. Parker. The administrative abilities and realization of the needs of Pontiac's students through the years is greatly appreciated by the students, the teachers, and the community which Dr. Whitmer and the Board of Education serve. The COUNSELORS, Mrs. Morrow, Miss Murphy, Mr. Maturo, Miss Jacobs, Mr. Duffy, Mr. Rotsel. and Mr. Hutchins, aid the students of Northern in selecting the correct subjects that pertain to their Curriculums. Counseling also includes helping students to solve problems that develop during their high school years. . , , Y ,, . Y ,, A, , , , ,,,,-,:..,. ., ..,.,v...J.v.g4i,.x.:..r 1 2 'nay 1 i - -ca we-,, -qt i Hold still jubt one more minute, . . . Miss Williams, drama dire-rtor, adds the last touches of make-up to one of the actors, Doris Ellis, who is playing in a hill of one act plays. The plays include So Wonderful In While and the Valien!. .4l.illk..,LLriliv','1.Y...aILilllM.'iaal.lliil1lilllE -. w.,.g...g, . .iL'Jrig. met., tg 4 -L A' 74 .4 4 1 1. 1 V ff '- 4 ' ., ,iz 1 ff-mfs ' . , 555257 - il Z ' e f V . 2524? -fn J .151-git H V 3 - fwafet 55,5 , V, -9 1 ,- Q54 ' '21 ' 1 if, . , - ' I' . i t ' , 1 .Z ' , ,zffif 45,1 ff C7 ZQ 1715 ,-.-., H7-'I ly: V' I 'Q 2 4 . I I y vvtx wh' 'X 'Ngv ,-Q-I hx v ' in vn It i - ' - .Q D7 I 9' e I V4 v ' aiu- ' i I f , ' ,. Y i' , l Is there a translator in the house . . . MORE WORK THAN REALIZHIJ . . . The Eng- lish teachers, Nliss Cehringer, Hrs. Cary. Miss Williams, Mrs. Wierseina, Mr. Everts. head uf the English department, and Mrs. Ainsworth, Miss Davis. Mrs. Morrow. and Mrs. Murphy. Second row: Mr. Marsh and Hr. Hutt-hens meet the second Monday of every month to organize fu- ture English schedules. preview the future class- room films. and the demonstrative materials. and attend to other English business transactions. Q 136 Cathereen Lake, a sophomore, receives helpful corrections from Mrs, Cary, the Latin instructor. Judy Dexter, a junior, is also having some minor corrections applied to her sentence by the Spanish instructor, Mr. Gray, who is head of the LANGUAGE department. if n W :F mv!'l!'!'f' 'v- zu 'I' I iff - Y- .-.--wmv: WHATS THIS CONTRAPTIONV Mr Roush BSQISIS Mr Wllcox m a demonstration of a SCIENCE experlment The demonstratlon will help students have a clearer underslandmg of the dlstxllallon of water EXAMS TESTS MORE EXAMS Mr Johnson and Mr Duby are concentratmg on the MATHEMATIC exams whxch wlll be gmn to their students on January 20 and 21 Mr Cheek at the blackboard IS also contnbutmg examn natxon problems for the students to solve ul. xl lhllliihlslllullllllllkillk QQ C K ZT- f-:fn it 4 ALWAYS WORKING . . . Miss Swanson, Mrs. Cove, M. Friehe, and the head of the BUSINESS EDUCATION department Mr. Kawiecki, are found busily correcting papers and making'out tests. The Business Education de partment prepares students who plan to enter the business field. HAVE TYPING, WILL TRAVEL . . . Mrs. West is assisting Mr. Corbiell in his first hour TYPING class. Many of these students will find typing useful in their future professions. I-Ielp! Help! Plead the students . . . Mrsdlennings and Mr. Ferguson are extremely busy in helping the Bookkeeping students with practire sets whivh are business transa t' f h f - -, 1 t. . c ions o firms. These practice sets help a student to realize and understand the operation of a husiness firm, ,..-i-mi nw '14 v :Me 1-4 4-..., ff' , , J.:,,,. , 4. , - '91 'Q-.N AMI Ay -.,,. vm-.'-' v-. -sf-.,.... -,- ' iid, f, f........ s Paint. Paint, and more Paint . . . Mr. Silvonen, the art instructor, views the work nf ,lan Lawr' ence with satisfaction and pleasure. Long hours, skill and accuracy in lines, features, and texture are essential for a good creation. .-.cl 1111-1 . '4 ann: 'fie!5itrfE01't:r'3rfffv ' r-,GLM ,!,-4.57, , , , 4 ' 4 One more time. but louder . . . Mr. Melvin Larimer directs and drills the Northsmen, selected boys ensemble group, in the songs they will sing at future concerts, such as the Spring and Christmas con certs. ,ww ' ,- Now. what do I do? . . . Mr. Burl Clendening, head of the DRIVERS EDUCATION department, and Mr. Arthur Tyrrell prepare students ranging from the age of fifteen-eighteen to drive. The course includes thirty hours of classroom work and six hours of driving on the modern driving range with all the same apparatus that is found on the road. -4-' timivwviuz' 11iE1LX,94Lk1a,L'1.EJ..pilliBli liillliuilf -- ' 1- -- 0N WITH THE MUSIC . . . Mr. Rosegart, BAND instructor, drills and instructs the following band members: lst row: C. Carr, A. Phillips, J. Horton, M. Johnson, Mr. Rosegart, R. Richards, J. Sheu- bert, M. Simson. 2nd row: B. Travis, G. Lloyd, D. Johnson, R. R. Richards, G. Fowler. Practice makes perfect . . . Mr. Rosgart expertly guides Northern's accomplished in- strumental group in their drills with accuracy and leader- ship that can clearly be heard. Janet Suckow, and Bonnie Plumer are the two students present in the picture. 1 - e - Q, 1 Gun,-'is Can I have a piece? . . . This is the general question that Miss Anderson, HOME- ECONOMICS instructor, is aked when she takes a cake or any other food which is prepared in the elaborate kitchen out of the oven. .nLtl.lt.l. -im... .llllllllhldlllkllllllmlll 1-4' Q- su 'xl HAT KIND Ol LEAF IS THAT . . , The Scienre teachers. Nlr, Nladden. Mr. Wilfon. and Mr. Hcikkinen are pliotographed when they stop to view the scienve showuabe. The lliology Qtudentf of Northern prepared thik leaf -hovwaxe alone with an insect showrawe. WE'RE NOT BOOKWORMSH . . . Mr. Buller, head of the LIBRARY department, finds is- suing books to students, Mike Fedynik, Carol Duke, and Don Chase, is only one of the tasks that are associated with maintaining a library. ADO SECRETARIES EVER REST? . . The SECRETARIES, Mrs. Houghton, Miss Thoe, Miss Lichvar, and Mrs. Cripentrog, have a reputation for ac- curacy, punctuality, and efficiency, but their efficiency is more because of a congenial willingness to serve. ,ill ILL-.Y..,. llliH ' liilI.l ' ' 4 .MLA ' s , J.1'i1vi..' '-Eff .' M11 ',q,,e.9t ',-I-tp of i A I' I ' 4 l X .cf Ft it, I lt v I H E l ,,1, Ml' ii' P : ff 5... .g V. 4 . , 22 A5 gfffh at t ' SMELL THAT AROMAH . . . Mrs. Houts head cook, with the help of Mrs. TerMarsh, Mrs. Hould, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. Bimm plans and prepares our delicious lunches in Northern's fabulous kitchen. TIME OUT FOR PICTURES . . . The PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION teachers left to right: Mr. Duby, Miss Violetta, Miss Mc- Connell, Mr. Dauw, Mr. Hall, and Mr. Johnson found time to pose for their pictures. The gymnastic faculty of Northern in- troduces students to new and different sports. With the help of the gym faculty, Northern's athletic groups will strive to re- ceive a sports record that the faculty, students, and community will he proud of. v- r r T Q wx is 1 . 5 1 , 'WM' , WORK, WORK, AND WORK . . . The MAINTENANCE STAFF of Pontiac Northern include. left to right, lst row: Mr. Dowis, Mrs. Stenson, Mr. Wagg. 2nd row: Mr. Bradshaw, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Talmage. 3rd row: Mr. Cook, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Gormong, and Mr. Taylor. These competent men and women maintain the campus of Pontiac Northern by keeping the buildings and grounds clean, neat, and attractive. it I Aflltllllhlmllllhhlllllrnlll KH ' 1' N fnmamnmnmmmrsl 'll 1 vM1ZF'F7 !'2 ?'lF 1 1u 'I' f 5,1 ,V ' '72 M. J, .ff 1 , ........fGw I 1 1 Z 1 .,, ,Q Z 4 , ,g rx 1 J . if 4214. . 1, 9 51:12 V. f ,,,,,.1- A-win , I ' ' N ,,.w-f f r u ,ffrf , , rjff-wjfw f ff'f'?W , , , ,, 5. 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J if , ,K . -f,,,l,,,,,,,.:yf H Af - ,, - ' - ,f 4, ,- I ' ,. .Q f 4.54.2 -m-.,g:-Q. .uLL1.L.l1viu-nl. LKZHHAKHANLILHNIINLHL A ia! fl: M W- In 7' M , if 2 5 , if 1 I 1' I ' J Z,f,'55 '19 I 4 I MHOLD STILL Mrs Houghton cautions eager students as she helps to measure them for their lon awaited ca s and gowns. This is an exciting occasion for the members of the first g P graduating class of Northem. 'A x, X, SENIOR MEETING . . . No, just early morning before homeroom when you can usually find a crowd of Sen- TI'IAT'S MY CHAIR . . . is a cry often heard at lunch- time nt the Senior table. This is the time for comparinl! notes and relaxing for a few minutes during the long day. Xu- ON THE BALL? WE HOPE SO . . . The all important Senior exams receive the full attention of the students who realize the necessity of doing well on them. Nu, ml 'lc nl 56 aj lubil nlllllmu lov! lv ior boys gathered in the hall for reas- ons known only to them. V :Q: i:' 5L, , ,, - 11 4 ' Q--W ,, fag,-4,w 'Q x I f e I, xx .l Ro i , xg 'SWANCINGU . . . Senior cheerleaders Lorraine DeBerger. Sherrie Everett, and Joan Humphrey have cheered our team on to victory all year and now will be succeeded by able nnderclassmen, who will help carry on Nor1hern's school spiiit. .W ,T,- .,-,m,,.,.. ., ...V ,-,. Www T Y ' in iJi: 'i ' '1 ' Y .LM l on .. 4'Ll.tI.'llllsli1lI.lulWlIIl..lill ll - ini! i W i ,HL 1 1!'.:L'?1 !' COLLEEN ADAMS PAT ADAMS , TIM AGAR A fu A? C ' ,' SANDRA ANABLE if 'f NANCY ARCAND RICHARD AXFORD HARRISON BALDWIN 2 ROBERT BARR LYSLE BASINCER eniom JOAN BEE HAROLD BEEBE l MARTIN BURRHART BRUCE BERCSTROM HILDINC BIHL CAROL BISHOP JAMES E BOAL ANITA BOWERS DOROTHY M. BIRKETT - X -, KAY BRANTLI-.Y JACKIE CONDRA .IIASL-ILJu',l.5...,. lliillhalniliiillliililililmir W- A- '-- -vf -+v' .XI-.W,:,f..p..a :,5M,l-,,'.A' ' .. ff. Miriam- JAMES BOWERS VIRGINIA E. BRANDON MARY SUE BRAUNAGEL PATRICIA J. CANFIELD RUTH ANN CHANDLER PATSY JUNE CHRISTIAN WILLIAM CLARK PEGGY CLARK eniorzi LaDONNA COE HARRY A. COLWELL KAEDONNA COOPER JEANNE COTTER JUDIE CRANDALL JOAN CRENSHAW LLOYD A. CRETAL JUDY L. CRIST JIM ff , ml. NMHILHQIIMMWLQIII ' ml W' - l - MARY CURRAH CAROL CURREY 'V- GENE CSIZMADIA LORRAINE DeBERGER fe Q, ' ,sk , 'ac--X ' S M 3 -a G' ' , V I ' A M ' S-f' ', 4 JUDIE DQCLUTE ROBERT DEMENT Q27 MARCEL DIDIER ROBERT DOMBROSKI JEFF DUPUIS BEV EAGLING ROBERT EDMUNDS GEORGE EDWARDS SALLY J. DeVAR WILLIAM D. DEXTER I l 'S my K 'G' CARROLL DICKERSON fun-5 BEVERLY DONATO JOHN DOVER CORAL E. DUKE Kg Jiill.4LJ.1u',!.L...vlIhdh1d.'2l4IlIKi1IIiu4mi! ' -'n-'WT ' 'QmIv. P'1f1dm4'J.!' I I ...T l DICK ELEY NORMA ESLER SHERRI EVERETT MARGARET FEIST Q Y ELNA FIELDING JERRY L. FIELDS KATHY FITZPATRICK LINDA FOSTER ROBERT M. FRANKS 5'-has H 'wi 5' I E I if JUDY FRAZIER BILLIE JANE EEISGH JERILYN GALLAHEE GOEA GARBUTT GARY GLENN JOAN GOLDEN ' -' PENNY GRANT A SHARON JEAN GREEN WILLIAM G. GREEN 7' iii , ,- L l II.kllIll.HlZKIx4llMIlIlIllILIIll ' w' - Y- H -Ql - 1:11117 i MMIEIMIMWXHVI -3 wllv, -.wh l 1 . V ' ,,f f. An-M.,'az,.,W 2.1 'x'f:tif73u'P'W' I 1 . . ..,,,.5 ,..,a: - M, . ROBERT CRIMES LOIS HAMMOND 1 fl X W-I PENNY HANSON GARY HART M Q A' , H E. L ', 1, Q all 1 Q- 1127 'W 33 'EUS JUDY HARTMANN DIANNE HARTZMAN PHYLLIS E. HARVEY CHARLES HAYES GENE HELINE Av Wx RAYMOND HERNANDEZ PAULINE HERRON THOMAS E. HICKMAN PHIL HOADLEY l LENORE K. HOGANSON . JAY HOISINGTON of, Tom HOISINGTON I 'K CHLOE NEW HOLCOMB ,A1Q1 Al ' ,V LARRY HOYT MARY ALEEN HULSEY JOAN HUMPHREY LARRY JOHNSON A 122' WALTER JOHNSON PRISCILLA JONES WILLIAM L. KATH PEGGY KETTULA MIKE A KWIATKOWSKI G' 4 I A 1 MARY J0 KOREN MAURICE LACKEY DOUGLAS LAKE JOAN LAMSON DAVID LEITNER JUDITH ANN LEMBKE PAT A. LEVICKI JANET LICHVAR JACKIE LOOMIS BARBARA ANN LLOYD CAROLE LYONS JAMES E. LYONS PAUL DUANE LYONS KENNETH R. MCCLINTOK JR GARY McDOWELL BETTY J. MCGOWEN ZELA JANE MCMILLEN KARON JOAN McVEAN RON MILLER GLORIA JEAN MacQUEEN DARLENE MARCUM LAWRENCE MARINO PATRICK H MCCARTNEY ..i..1L'-M-'l.5.,.,.lII1.i ' ' - 1Tl v- l - ' -gx...v mmf-.-,,,g-,f-2 -mmLf' ' ' CLAUDIA ANN MITCHELL LARRY A MIX MICHAEL K MONTGOMERY ROBERT E NADICER LUCY L MORRIS JOHN F MOSS JANET L NADIGER GARY L OAK RITA D OLSON QVLLOPJ CHARLES PARDEE MICHAEL C PARKS JANET LOUISE PARSONS DENNIS PAWLEY 1' DAVID PEARSON NED G PENDER DAN PENOYER WILLIAM PE FERSON BARBARA PFEIFFER 5 - ' - ' f ' f C ,, 6' .3 A - .. A N lr lll 45 I l tx r.Illldf..lIhILUlllk.lll at 1 - DAVE PLOURDE NEAL PORTER DUANE PRESSON LARRY QUICK eniom 3 'E' CAROLYN J. RADKE JANE E. RATHBUN NORMA JEAN REID THOMAS REUTER CARL E, RICHARDSON WANDA RICHARDSON THOMAS ROBERTS ROBERT D. ROBERTSON RONNIE JEAN ROBARCE CAROLYN ROBERTOY SHARON ROLLISON GARY ROSE RON ROSE JUDY ROSS .' J. -lIk?1.'.EL.1AlKIIIJ ' ' ' U ' - - lI -- 3- i ' f, mx.. -,m v.- Ia-. H V- WILFORD L. ROSS MARY JEAN SAVU LOUIS SCHNEIDER PAT SGHROEDER eniorzi BEVERLY SEGEDI LUCILLE MARIE SEIBERT MELVIN SELLERS BARBARA SHAVER LONA J. SHELTON ROGER K. SHERMAN PEGGY A. SLOAN if GERALD SMITH RITA STANLEY LINDA STARNS SHARON STONE DAVE STRONG JANET STUTESMAN DIANA LEE SWANSEY L.L I .QIIMHAIIHIIIIEUMIIIUBIII ' wa w- Q - - SHAREN SWARTZ JAMES A. TALLEY ii? MARCELLA TODE NICKY TRIETSCH 3111411-j SUE TANT DONNA SUE TATE IUDY THIESE KAY TWICHEL BONNIE VALLAU ELSIE CHRISTINE VOLK DONNA W ASSEMILLER EUNICE E. WERN DARI-ENE WHITTINGT BONNIE LOIQ VAUGHN ON RONDA FAYE WIGGINTON BONNIE WILSEY JOHN WI LLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS JANICE WINTERS ' 3Lx..:.'v.uwvmw,n.ml11.umL1iw - - UWll -- -7.-.1 7- il -V . 3. '14, M MARLENE Y WISCOMBE DORIS LYINN WOLFE LYLE W YOUNG LJ 1 4--... YEAH HUSKIES 15 a cry heard often by Frosty our school mascot who IS surrounded by admmng Semors who hope to put up a statue just hke hlm Ui ' few H WWI f vm, ,,-,, un bwrif:r,'ww':1 'v: l 1m 'r I Www , M'fWff-x:g,u, ,W w.,,,,, wwfwd -I-L.... WWA! --4:!'f!'.!'. : - -.r-swf... -- 'Hgffi 'K , .X ,.,,,. . 'iw , .1 'Yi 1.5 'Q as Q f A ' , , -,df ,M ,- ' fn,-2 ' 4, O ,. .ff 4? ' ' ' -f A , ' I 1 59.55 ll m :':.! 551 3 ,I , Ki! H I . fy fr a L ki'1 .Vs xi J 1- SENIOR LEADERS Helptn Semor homeroom pre ldents Left Qtde Jtm Lyon B 15 Date Ploume B10 and Dave Strong B17 R1 ht Qlde Joan Humphrey B14 'mallx Dexar H13 and Sandi Anable B11 .tllldukulllnllhllib xyg' fi? I Qs 1 Wm V21 HOW BUS1NEbS LIKE nnther fu t tr rt ern are t e ft mer t Umduatln claws Front row Pat Chrt ttan betretary and jtm Lyon Prealdem Bad, row Tom Homn ton Ntce Pre tdent and Ls le Ba tn er Trea urer SIC FN1 HUK-1x1Eb Ur amung their homerorm to work cn warnu pn jects through out the year to ratse money for the tatue wt' the Hu ln we xstch lo have at the end of the year It wan the Job nf th NN aye and 'Nleans Com mrttee gulded by 'the energetlc Wir A J W11 on Here they get acquatnted wrth Frosty the school mascot They are Janet Ltchvar Pat Chrt ttan Fora Duke Bill Kath Ronnle Jean Robarge and Mr Wtl on to run their 1lUIl'IEltlliITl efftuentlx are the Q ' A t . tn t h ful, i . t n V 1: 4 ' . , t-55 g , . rr ' - . . 9. Q f A - CM. f . 4:58 . no , -Q 1 ' HQ I . U XX V . D 1. ' 1 .gat . f, fl L, 1- ' 'Q av- y . E, 1 5 1 4 '. ' A- if 2 I 1 E I . 13 .. . . ,M , .- : V . ' ' ' . 5. 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A 1- A ' , 1 w r v - , , - . , - -. A . , V Nl - na l , lu .. llf'-I r U ,. La 4. l i inf, j. H rl rn, M. johnwn. R, Stanley, Nl, Nl'lIwv, KI. Sim-nn lfewmrl row! . ' 4 lf. Llmll. P. Hulf. U. John nn lSI3Ilfl'l1l C, . all I RI , Run ga in 34 1,v5 4 I li' ' 1 ,J N Y' r 5 . 1 F - F l LZ' ,, ' K. U V . q'Q. ,' A ,QF - id, I--.Q V . ' 1, .1 -- ' '. L ,ll z I . A, ., ' . 2452 if 3, I lj ,1 v . V Vp, , A , , . , A ' ' - ' -4 A 'nt , 3 A lv. -iffz F . K ,' ' .v A ,f -V ,.n,.-..L-llmll. l V . 1 ' Y f'- x Ll l l illlllllllnllllllllalllllllmlll 1 A . , I - . , wg' i.b,,4,,,.,,,fff,W,,f, Kfqy- ff 3 CARDS PLEASE A familiar scene on game nights is Prascilla Junes stamping hands at the gym door. 'fr KEEPING THE RECORDS STRAICHT Asgmant Utuw iness Manager, Judy Thiese, and advisor, Mr. Joe Cftfhlelt file some very important material. K2 A LOT FOR SO LITTLE Northern's Student U K- MCKUUIGY. C. McClemen!s, J. Thiese, B. Kath, I Harvey. J. DeWeese, C. Duke, D. Coe, S. Monr06, jg I S. Parent, N. Nearus. 1 V, . 'T tm WGN ENT it WORK-WORK-WORK The student union's tyiaist, Carreeen Mc- Clements, types up student union cards. ...Q-7 QW Union Staff includes: IL. to R.. first TOWPX inf P, J , M, M ,D maid lsecond row?- K9 Katffffn, D, Staring? R. Bradshaw, C. Mills. at CONSERVATIVE Bill Kath, Student Union Business Manager. Counts Polaris papers that are delivered bi-weekly CD 9-7 C7 ,- r o,'sn, V-.. ...1-11 A7 1 , U r---- t ,wg e XY Hl'l'E LI,-Xl' NND UNIFORM . , . The Future Nurses Club offers infurmatiwn anti experienve tu those students who are interested in HUYNIHQL as at career. Klenmlners uw If-ft to right: Row 3-K. Kelly. K. Mt-Kinney, S, Nelson, C. Joseph, N. Weaver, J. Lampi, S. Green. Huw 2--5. Heathman. B, Stec-how, B. Keesling, D. Parsons, T. Reigle, 4: C7 J. Dextet. Row 1- S. Nlnnrue, P. Lund, J. Dewees, F. Dionne, C. Sach. 'ing OFFICERS . . . L. to R. seated D. Par- sons, Recording Secretary, S. Nelson, President, and M. Kelly, Vice Presi- dent. Standing: C. Sach, Treasurer, J. Lampi, Correspondence Secretary, and Mrs. Jennings, Advisor. t ...N ,.tL..m....,.1 ...-.1 . ..ii.lll.f-LLLIiL.'.l.2.r,LlIilliiJd1llii.lilliaLlliUllD --- ? - 'ffm .ig - -3, , COLLEGE OR BUST . , . Nurtlierni- Future 'lleaullcrl Club. Spon- sored by Miss Jacobs. has lmeen very active in in bhurt life. Members are left tu right: J. Lemlfke, S. Ke-neipp. R, Miller. P. McCartney. R. Bailey, R. Clmen, J. Frazier, S. Bratt. Row 2-J. Casey, K. Clirixtin- mn, R, Benner, B, Donato. M. Beyer. K. Rognaltlson. Nl. Wheeler. How 1-S. Reynolds, B. Everett, B. Berryinen, J. Runyan. X1 ALL SET TO C0 . . . Miss Jacobs talks with Ron Millerg Pres.. Rita Stanleyg Vice Pres., Beverly Donatog Secretary, Richard Bailey: Treasurer, and Bob Everett: Publicity Chairman, about the coming meetingk agenda. i .m.i..t. ,a. .t.t.miniiiuuili.liiluur.ut V Y -1 fel? CHIEF COOKS . . . Future Homemaking officers are J. Ross, President, K. Corkie, Vice President, J. VanHorn, Secretary, and J. Ross as Teasurer. Miss Anderson is their their very capable advisor. S- WHATS COOKIN . . . Some members of the Future Home- makers receive experience which will be necessary in their future life. l' UIUKE HUMEMAKERS . . . Members of the Future lelunlemuking Club are: Left to Right. Row 3-M. Alband. C. Vollrath, K. Corkie, P. Hill, J. Ross. Row 2-N, Vogler, J. Parsons, S. Threet, L. Morris, B. Thomson. Row l--J. Vanlrlorn J. Collins, J. Ross. These girls really enjoy obtaining hom making ideas th t 'll b I a wt e very useful to them. ON THE JOB qallx Dehar Dntty Heatherin tuu and Carolyn Mcllurnev members nf lunmr Semetarie revene some added experience bv takin dictation twpln and ubsev I l BUQQILN Ulflfer ff the unnr Qetretarles are P Chri ti n qwdfl 6' l 3 1 H X Pf spwnsur an Button a si tant haxe tau ht the irls many xaluable t in fo -x JUNIOR SECRETARIES . . . Members of the Junior Secretaries Club include: Row 3vC. Daw- son, P. Christian. S. Fruse, D. Swansey, C. McBurney. Row 2-S. Tenson, S. Derear, D. Hethering- ton, J. Galloher. Row 1-J. Van Horn. C. Dortch. G. Wagner. These girls have joined this specific club to gain experience and knowledge to use in their future career. ,v..t.nl Ll. vit mi. AllllLl1llnlWlll4IllIllIl'.Ztlll Ilvi il li'l Aff fu L Hi . ', f7'lf 1' f- ff- POLARIS 1501 ARLENE STREET - PONTIAC, MICHIGAN FEderaI 8-4505, Ext. 35 Published and printed bi-weekly during the regular school year by Ihe students of Pontiac Northern High School, Pontiac, Michigan. Its views do not necessarily express those of the Board of Education, the Principal, or the Faculty of the Pontiac School System. Subscription rates: 51.70 per school year, Advertising rates on request. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .,,.,., ,,.......,..,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,..,.......... J ACKIE LOOMIS NEWS EDITOR , ,, ,,,,,,....,,..........,.... COLLEEN ADAMS FEATURE EDITOR ..,.,. , ,,.. ...,...,,..,,,.,.,..... R ON MILLER SPORTS EDITORS ..,. ,,,,, . , JAMES TALLEY, DENNIS PAWLEY PAGE ASSISTANTS ,, ,, ,, ,,,,,, ,, BARBARA Sl-IAVER, ROY GREEN TIM AGAR, PAT MCCARTNEY, BILL DONOVAN BUSINESS MANAGER ,, ,,,, ,,.,,..,.....,,.,,,,. . .. ,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,.,.,.... JEAN ISBELL ADVERTISING MANAGER ...,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,. .....,....... L ARRY MIX ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS , ,,,,,.,..,,,,,,, JERRY COLLING GEORGE EDWARDS ORCULATION MANAGERS ......,,,... BEVERLY DONATO, RITA STANLEY PHOTOGRAPHER ,........,.,.. ,,.,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, . . B RUCE BERGSTROM ADVISOR ,. ,,,,, ,... M RS. ANN ESS MORROW PRESSMEN .. , ,,,, RON SUGG, JERRY WILLIS PRINTING ADVISOR ,,.. ,,,,,,,,,.,,. M R. TED CARLSON f I l 1 7' I i 'S' wide? l I IF YOU READ THE NEWS YOU KNOW! Row 3-J. Talley. D. Pawley, E. Santala, L. Mix A. Johnston. Rnw 2-M. Dodge. R. Nliller. R. Stanley. B, Donato. Rnw I-J, Isbell, B. Shaver, C Adams are hardworking members of the Polaris Staff, I ram: f . 31: '- K ,' fm W, f' I Q garb Q , . 12:-ff gay-3, , . 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Mr, Gray's modern facilities great opportunities to the students of foreign languages- S 'B- 0 fn. UI Q...-. IIFIINFS BUENOS DIAS . . . Some of the advanced Spanish Stu dents QQ. 9-.- WSTAYQ . it NX N www... li 1 I 1 , i - ll One of Northern's finest assets is its Bible Club. Members are: IL. to R., first rnwl P. Dunnam, D. Eley, T. Eley, H. Bihl, lsecond row! L. lVlcClothen, S. Asher, M. Deeg, L. Moni lthird row? S, Rollison, P. Huntly, P. Cone, J. Dueese, j. Parsoni, U. Cone lfourth rowl Mr. Hutchensons, D. Cord, A. Crmper, S. Bratt, B. Keesling, S. Dalby, J. Spense. 41 LIGHTS OUT Through the efforts of the projectionisls club much color is added to our school work through movies. Members include: lL. to R., first row? K. Walton. R. Ludy, Pat Lichvor tadvisorj, E. Hewitt, D. Barden, isecond row? B. Pauley, L. Hoyt, B. Robinson, B. Ferguson, E. Cascadden, L. Barrie ithird rowl J. Hoisengton, D. Bowman, B. Kath, L. Cretal, T. Hoisengton, H. Cummings, M. Keviotkowski J 1 . !f, 5T6if:. 'Y unit 18 1 L ANKLE BONE CONNECTED TO THE FOOT BONE . . . Some active members of the Biology Club are L. to R. K. Freeman, D. Saule, S. Bratt. M. Deeg. seated Mr. Roush, Advisor. fLl11A-lE1.'Y- -'lm,Lll'Mk.llGnl!bMlliHWl0 ,-v- llllxwilllvitl i1. VY Us-.5 ...a I E3 -4 l 1 u,... 'ra ffl' -- ,W - ,'., .A ,- 5- 3,5 513 Q f, D .,,:.m AALLL. L A- hm. AMMllmlsMlLullAlW.l.LlM T' vwxfhf X, 1 - 1 m A my .if ,lqi ,.a .1 -w X. 4 ,A 51,2 J iff gl, o 0 0 0 nwaaunqr .4 3, l l 82 . , f:fff,' Vg , sifwf Q f , . , , ,V x'-f' , A ,rg-'J e,,g-v,,.f-'.- ' MA A- 1 -.V W flli 'YWYI'i ZI,'!'1'x! I 'FV 1 Iv 51' 'L :' i 4 rg ' 977, K4 fi 1, 'W 4 N V ri G , ,1 W 4. 3 4 .Ml !ff 3.73 .F QR iff: 1- .nm . 1- 1-1-rf mm' , . When mertarbeezrels 0 success become eheekerbeards 0 deezszen Whzeh wa wzll you move? For move you wlll and choose you must college bllS1I'lCSS school speclal sklll llallllllg a Job to earn a hvmg Each cholce offers 1ts own spectal challenge Each moxe ulll be filled Wllh excltement and adventure Each success w1ll be IKS own revs ard Your frlends at GMC congratulate you and wlsh you success And for those of you who desue we open the door to opportumty at GMC recogmzmg that from the Class of 59 m ly come many of our DIVISION s skllled craftsmen stenographers SUPSTVISOTS accoun mnts engl neers and managers We are also anxlous to help quahfied students gam entry mto General Motors Inst1tute But no matter whlch road you travel choose well! Make your hrst move count' It could well be the most lmportant move you ll ever make GMC TRUCK 84: COACH A GENERAL MOTORS DIVISION TRUCK COACH o o f 0 0 0 C 1 1 1 l. 0 I ' A 0 ' S l I ' I I , V :'f',ff',f'Q'ffQlLfL't' e E A I- L l l ululmwmmmmt :ami -I ' 1 -- Ilia1I'1?!l'S'-1I1'! l?'! 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Ashley R, Bailey JA Bamee R. Beach D. Bennett B. Bishop N. Ashmead E, Baile L. Barrie L, Beckett R. Berkley NI. Bishop unl0f5 R. Bridger R. Bunch R. Card J. Caeey L. Chambers D. Chase J. Bunch C. Campbell C, Carr C. Castrvr D. Chandler R. Christensen B. Burlison B. Canfield R. Carroll J, Chamberlin T. Charlton J. Clark 9' 4 do iam , I 1. W 'io' I an l , + ki ll' .rg f x If .N 4 . .,., I 4 C Q .IQ G, -W, fn ' 5 QM' ' - ir 'J W . .X -v..a .,fW.1...- v. 'L . 'U' -.....-.-,,,,. na- V :?'Qisi'4 ' M r V 4' X Clark D Cvlemall COUUIS A Cone R C x K Crampton Q9 'T' J ,, 1 -1 fl f A JM R cunningham CIHUSOU R COICIHHH COHIHSOH B Cox S Cox C Crawley Curlee CDH'-We COHIUS f CUITIDQ ,I LX C Cral R Crawley Davldson Davis Davis Dawson MHLOP5 R Dean J Delan a I Dempcey J Dexter NI Dod e C Dortyh Dean Dalgadu Dewee e C, Dxckerson Dmley 13618110 J Demhm ku B Dew Dwnne D1 rrle. D Durfee NI Drumm xxx' ln.. 'U x -W.. ........ 1....... ,, , ' 1,3 Q M A V L , .J 'C J, A If ' 5 , Jr M. v . 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In t y I A V' - ,AV H Hargraves ff VIR S. House C. Hayward A L. Head S. Heathman J. Heisler J. Henderson Y. Hernandez f v 1 K S. Hickman M Hivk- A , - . . 7 f V ii Hicks E 3' ' A s. Hiidefiey 5 ?, I , . I, L. Hines . X L. Hoenstine ' , - , 1 , R. Hocking 1 .... giig A was f:fff.5fQf2s 2- s- C. Hopkins fn R. Hoyt ' A F E. Hewitt I 5 ' ' SI Hughes L 2 P. Hughes W' ,I -ms . MEP L. Hughes 5. Hertel R. Hutchinson B. Hynes A. ,f b J. Imboden ' bl 3' i J' ' ' 2 -A ' f ., IA Y l J. Jacobs ' -s, P. Jilbert B. Johnson B. Johnson C. Johnson D. Johnson L LA 4 E. Johnson P. johnson W. johnson , R. Joseph ' y Q agp , V 5 , 5, 4. , Cr ' 'Z A 1 - , g. N 1 J. Kandt - X L I f fff f! z D. Karlish D. K. Kasten Kem Keller lm K 71 L. Q i 5 f i 17, 3 D , Y M. Kelly J, Kennedy R. Kilwy B, Kitchen J. Kraus K. Labarge J. Kendall R. Kent D. Kimmel C. Kleino C. Laharge K. Lavkey 'v pls. LA 'Y f' K. Lampson I L. Landis ' B. Lee C. Lee ' i.. 5 3 11' I' -, .,, . A. Lambert l. Lampi R. Lane J. Lawrence C. Leach B. Lewis T. Lewis R. Luxon Nb' uniord ' ' I '17 J. may S' L0ve'H 1 R. Ludy P. Lund 0 Mafoueen M - R. Lipka 3. Lowery R. Lum L. Lindeman D- Mmm 51-Mxggu 5. imnigzg .... i,.....,..f. ........uim-Muxmlumanuuun my 'ni'-i' -nu - . J- I 5' s R. Martin J. Mayers R. NIvAnelly Y, Martin N. NIc.XliQter fj. INICBUTHCY C. Xlihay 9 f H. Milner L L. MorriQ ' W' J. Nlosl .- .,1.. 6... if .fl in l A - lvl ll ' 1 O f yay, ' 52 Z ,..,' C. MUUCIWICHIR E. McCowen C. Mero 6. Miller L. N14-lllmhin K. McKinney P. Mick P. Nliller 3 H X ' W. Miracle I ' , H S. Monroe ' ' ' E. Nirmcly ' 3 - 1 1' .l union! k 'D- 4 6 .D -A ?' I if A X . I ,li S. Nelson K. Nichols S. Nichols B. Oldenberg W. Olk C, Ousnamer T. Nelson S. Nichols J. Odell L- UWC M- Ollefvig D. Parsons . .. ll A B. Mouser . Murray N. Neawes V I' 1 t f,! B. Pawley C. Pease Penuyer Perry Peterson Phillips Pierenn Purvis Pomeroy Punsch Popps Ratliff Reid Riegle Repka Richardson Ric Robinson Robinson Rognaldson Romanelli Ross I 4 ., 'kr 1 an R 2 :,f 4+ :N va- M uv- t 4 ,rf I , , 45 Q ,, ' lW1lljIIIll i. it 1 T I N, id,-, V 1 A ff ,5 ' 5 ' df K J. P. C. U P. F 1 4 'R I i 4 C. E. J Q f'N M. . ' ' C. --' L. 5 'x V J. -V R. A ix. P 1. 4' my ' Q1 M. ' J R. P. ,,, Tv. ' I fu.. Rush Russell Sach Sahr Salisbury Sallee Santala Scarborugh Schaffer Schultz Schumacher Scott Sekulich Shields Schremp J. Sigler Simmons Skipwortli .l. Skrine R. Smith ... We ff i CMRl ' - f 'gprg7',f,q.,,- ,T ..-,.,.... ,,. . .. ., ... 1. .,,. W.. - .,.,..,-.unmmmu . 11.351 . B 1 A mf7:s5Z.:5i1d,A,: mag, W nun--U W., .....-.ii f.. .-'v',. Y I 5, Q t 1 X ' V C Smith A .l - - ' J. Smith ' P, Smith I if Q jg T. Smith A L H. Smiddy 9 . tg R. Snoyer N N. sminch . . R. Sukul N -iii iii. T. Siinlag Q. J. Spence 4 . :T . - 1 h i . -4' - X I A t- 'O U. Springer ' ef L. Staley gel' . S B. Sterhow I' 4 1 T. Slexenwn nh A S. Flruhan vs A ' K . . 1.. Sturgis H - A L. Sutna ll , ' ' H. Sveeney ' 1 Q ffk, as ,F if E. sili--Mer ca. f n - X -f fi, . D f L. Tab-ir ' . .r .ru J. Teets V 'Iii' f K, Termarsch ' ,. S. Threise Th 'f ' 4 ' . 'i T. Thomas ' ' T. Thomas ' fi V4 N Eg ,. T .fr L. Thompson S. Threet S Tinson ' Tw bn ' ,V 4. L. Tippin L. - T... Tisull Q- A -- ' AA.. 1 'W I 13 q ' . ' ' A I J. Todd R. Toivnnen A C. Toth 1, S. TOITI . f D. Townes Y 91 gheg, ' K V.. . 'i Q 14 ll .,-4 J. Tuttle H I K. Tysick M W. Van Buskirk I - H 1. Van Horn I 'Ji Q 1, L. E., R. Van Trease YV- 5 'flf .E K, , ' , f , 5 ,Q 7 i i ui nlui lii - lllllilili 51 l ' 'Ag xl .., 5 I uniorfi juniors of the Month . . . Left to right - lst row: Connie Smith, Stan Herlel, Kathleen Weitz, and Judy Casey. 2nd row: Joanne Dem- binski, Johanna Lampi. Nancy Adams. Carole Mihay, and Nancy Robinson. L. Underhill L. Van I-Iouten D. Vincent C. Vinyard P. Vinyard N. Vipperman G. Wagner G. Wall C. Walls M. Waltman J. Ward B. Warden L. Watkins L. Weber K. Weitz H. West M. Weyer J. Wheaton B. White D. Willett R. Yarborgh C. Yates A. Jensen 'TWM E X1 f, l ix G l ',,,...f A I We'll have to hurry . . . Anxiously looking forward to an enjoyable evening Ann Phillips and Connie Smith are doing a little last minute primping before the Junior Prom. Juniors have looked forward all year to their biggest event - the ,lunior Prom, These students are enjoying the big event whole-heartedly and are now thinking about their future Senior Prom. .211 I. 1. .wg ? x Qb5'?Q'W ' xw my-- ll it vm N x eg im. 1, KR f .f 5 , 1 RSM if W'U'l '-' 'r V sf,-'I Q XX, 4 X.. 1 s 1 ' ' S x lf ,Af'u Q' l p I 'Z A , . Nf:'..TL Vvm. ..,,. .. .V nil- ,........h W i...... .W .. .swazgmuinry I 0- 1 xl' X. v if .4 ig J ' 4 WW lk? I 5.5 - -- - - H -- 1lFMEl5li!lli1N!I?11'P'l'F1!'?!'lR!'hflmvll gf' 'qt -.Vg L, rf. 'U-5 -. as 2 7 'ul 4' 'sfif g 'M' 'A .4---EY T li- Q' ,Q-'l fy ff f iz: -. 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Left to right S Heftel M S ra gy Lackey, G. Rose, and B. Green . 5 X1 1 ----'Y 4xS.i Men of the Gridiron . . . lst row: D. Reese. L, Chambers, D. Kimmel. B. Chapa, M. Plourde, J. Braunagel, D. Harvey M. Merwm, G. Balch, and T. Ermpzodts. 2nd row' J. Smith L Dines, B. N rt F . . . , . 0 on, . Phelps T. Nelson. B. Cox, L. Frotle, D, Maxim. G. Miller, B. Hocking. 3rd row: J. Brown, D. Boosch R. Daramon, S. Thompson, E Oliver, L. Bland, J. Erkkila, J. Heisler, D. Chase, K. Kendall 'A',....m- aww , LE J K n ,'i F N I I . cf - 1 23 ,J-Qgi ?!7w V YA X ..... .....i -.l,,,.,..-+,,:. L J ffl g , 1 , vwifwffhh , ,, ,U fl, My , , ff f 4,,,..,.7v A ,,,., . V J, MZ ?43 iw f i gi? ., , 1 ' .1 ww.4,.v.vnAu mmm ln - - l 'W' A,..gnnMWf Wf fi ik 2 534' +1 W lg: V v--YA-M nay, V - '- -Qu. ,gy Lf-., -Y 5 , ., ,3,v,a, ,. if .1 My A N .: -j f' , .4., , V ' ' 'W 5 11 'f ' ef Y .. 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Bill Robinson is in the background ready to get their times. VARS1TY 1958 - 2222 Northern Dec. 5 MM Dec. 12 59 Dec. 16 EU Jan. 6 28 Jan. 12 41 Jan. 1M 55 Jan. 19 57 Jan. 27 30 Jan. 31 22 Feb. 6 49 Feb. 17 BH Feb. 25 51 , 7 I hn n F Phelpe B. Travie, 3rd row: Nr. Daum B Ram ey R btewart R arme T' qt Xmant 'Nlr Marsh. SLJINIQING - 1959 University High larren Fitzgerald Pontiac Central R. C. Dondero Dearborn Lowrey warren Fitzgerald Southfield Flint Northern Ann Arbor Cforfeitl University High Pontiac Central Southfield 7.---. vw J -f . 7 v , Q--:L-Q.-S-if 1 . 'Hit . . , ' .4 . f.' ' . , A V. - - .Mu ..,-.1 M W Lf! A ' ' - f--,+ n. ' ,.-L- . 1 . ,-.NJA-5 ,. , :-5L'f'h'i -I ,f ,, Q..-.L -? ,Q W1 ,Q-.A Ew- V 7' ,f' 1 39U',f'l2 4121 ff mug-iilv' .,P, 'Ili' 'UR!N'WkIT'?'7 ! V FV!''1 1 WT 'I' - , , xv',574A' , . ,. E ,gy I Av I ' rv?-.I 7575 - ' I, im.. 4, ,- ' Ma. , 4 ,--,N I Nw. 4. X. in.,-4 W fx W f-,. 2' 1 5 1 flffv . . 4. 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'fi A .1155 U4 -V Y.,,,.,, N Mg, ,. , V'-41-'uneven ' V m ,V The fast men of Northern vfvf wan ,.....- ' 4 'bhL ll Gary Glenn, Dennis Pawley Mike Montgomery and Jim Talley are the men who ran the speed relay this year Get lower . . . Coach Richard Marsh, tells Mike Montgomery to get a little lower for the start. Track April I0 Waterford Here April I5 Flint Bendlc Here April 17 Flint Mandeville Lake Orion and Pontiac Northern Here April Melvindale There April 79-Grand Blanc C110 Man devtlle Northern, Grand Blanc May 5 Pontiac Northern, Here May 9 Monroe Relays, Monroe May I7-Cranbrook There May I6 Regionals May 73 State Meet Ann Arbor Y ' -' -' -V mi- 'wxv1vVw:mmNs'r:wvw'wxnz-'v ' 1 ., f-....,. ff , V ,ij 3173.3 Iizgzymw. ., .xf'V', 'X s . 1 ,L , , U -13:15 'mag 6 - - , , ' aw., ',:.:.'Z: ' .u.4..4l!if'33l2if!5.. . 4 ........-,,- no I4 i l 'W ,'f,..,,.: .....f...,. 1' ,,4,..,, 1 Q 4 ...Xf- 1 n 'V M'-vr, -4 L.-4 I 5 Es It J gf' , , I 32 V- , 1- 3 ' a fy' -. , L V .' 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Lg...-Hewitt.I3. Mgr. Marshall. War. Hayward, L. Halman, NI, Lacks-v. ,I. Fif-Iris. y D. Llaxie. ll, lirecn. 'l'.'NPl.on. E. ffascaddan. R, Hocking. J. Erkkila Mgr.. lg., and Coach Bill XY ilwn, Ill!!--K How DO I GET OUT or THIS . . . 1'har. what Jim Mill'-r will I0 Wi-Ifml Nliwfle a- they got ready for a match. .....-ulIllilIlIIIIIlIIIIIIII.IIllIIllIllllIIIIIllIll!IIIIIHIM!!llll!l '1lliiIH' x Nmxk Apr Apr Apr' May May May Wi'MI '1 I I If 1 Nm .gl Eighteen Hole men . . . Included left to ri ht are' Phil Williams, Carroll Dickerson Dick McClothin, Russ Marahall g . . , Cary McDowell, Jim Bowers, Mr, Willson - Sponsor, Dick Delano. Jim Miller, ,lim Crawley, Don Davis, and Cary Holtz. GOLF SCHEDULE Birmingham H walled Lake H Pontiac Central A State Regional Pontiac Press Tournament Berkley A 1 X. xx ,Ln 2 S N01 too hard j1m Mlller practlces hxs puttmg as he gets ready for the Ca Uk DCIHHO as he tees O Wh1Ch makeQ h1m valuable to the team as Don Davis N. ir ' QA -- -- 'IR' 'l'i1!l'1'V11T'!W!'F! !'lW' 'fi W' I W K A - ,,,,,, , ,. ,, ,, ,l,,,,., ., ,. , - ' ' I, , , f ' ' :i V ',-,-1, Ci., aff 2z.f,v i :. ' 9' ,mx 2 r -45 . . , .!' . 5 f1 ' , Cal ' 3 ' , AA .. ' '? .,.- 1 Ln., 1 11 2 ' E, W f E X ......-.......,,.....-., 'W ith .,,,vv, -L ,I v2 .3 5' F4 aw i .i,w' ,ff Q fi wi ..--S -.1-,Q ,,.. - . ,,.....,,,,, 5 ...T- f A -45 ' 5' af ' 6' ,Ei hxkfrla ' l w M l In yt. ., A' ' f Sn K alll-i -1---..- See, I told you Pontiac was the CAR OF THE YEAR! These guys at Motor Trend really know what they're talking about. They test all the new cars. Just like l've been saying, any car that looks as sharp as the new Pontiac, 'moves' like it does, and is such a 'ball' to drive, is bound to be something special. The selection of the 1959 Pontiac as CAR OF THE YEAR, by Motor Trend Magazine came as no surprise to those who really know cars. As the editors said, Pontiac with Wide-Track Wheels is the best combination of ride, handling, per- formance and styling of any '59 car. Pontiac is as much at home at the drive-in as it is at the country club. Whether it's a stick shift Catalina Coupe, with Tri-Power Lthree two- barrel carbsb or a Bonneville Vista with the new Tempest 420B economy engine, Pontiac is ready to show new pride and new performance unavail- able in any other car. And every Pontiac is built to handle this great performance. Its Wide-Track Wheel design moves the wheels five L53 inches farther apart for better balance and stability. This widens the stance, not the car. Gives it a safer, steadier grip on the road that no narrow track car can match. Stop by your nearest authorized Pontiac dealer soon and put this great lm ' new car through its paces. T2233 AWARD C America's Number QD Road Car! R K PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION - GENERAL MOTO RS CORPORATION H ,K Wv,Ei'1'i!1l17lKF5fl'P'l'?l!'fFllF'T1'55'Iii51X'lE Y' EV! 1 E, 1 ,W 1 ,, V Vmwgat. , MW, uvm . ,,W,.,,M,,,,., 'PLN 1, ,f W' , , L , H, 'lfj ff I-HMV. ,,,,, f 3 mmf, ' 'f V 4-yy.-,,Q,1c,,-1. gf. ,Z N ,, ,Q 1 F-Kc Epx, xv-QA 'mx w ',.,.,,h, , 1-ff' fy. al Jn wry f ' -1:z,Qi,3,R -. :' A H '19If 0,71g7, .. , . 111 35, ,Y H vs '41 4 :V , N4 x X! J Q iff M-51H '4fff' ' -wud?-4' K - '1,. gfa M.. V, M iv'-3' 1' I 'Milf ' . f Ik' - Y 'Y .r , fm . , . ,.., 9' wwf f ' ff if il z V, f , .XV- 52 5 , ill . il i, l. 6 57 ll' Q r u , ,Q 1 fi, u-vf, fm,-,,.,..,4 . , ...Fw - K . Lyn. -1 nrff ', Q .p.,,' f . A, L 1 -444 is-1 4.1. .Q 5 . '3- '-':w..Z:f' ' ' 51 N., ,, 1. . ,, ' 1 , . Af Q 8 7 , fm . 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A, A , f, 4ffzf,w. 4 . , ' -' . +34-:zP.ff' pp-1, . - 2 , ' 41 1-T ' f.. .:, 3' 7 cfm, 7 If 'SW' z - 'M W ,VL ' 'S in W Karen McKinney, a member of our ski club, is trying her luck here at Northern. war-www if x., , , -fqgvvnqyrlho ,,,,f, 1.14-,nw . .wyrh w f 'HMM ,,,, . ..-.,,.f-' ry ...... - J. Suckow, B. Berrymen, K. McKinney, K. Marac, L. Reynolds, R. Benner, J. Bunch, N. Watson M. Mellory, Miss Swanson, A Bowers, and C. Scott. .VTX 1 wmvv if I if v,,.,.,.-ww-'- Ili - Illlr4lUlll'Ml'l1'l!'ll'1 FII' It' lAaT 1l 1 o 0 . 1 it-.3 WE DON'T WORK THIS HARD AT HOMEWORK, but homework, never was so much fun! 4588 Row 1: C. Holdridge, C. Webb. L. Clarkson, C. Craig, C. Dawson, S. Freese, S. Threet, N. Adams, S. Reynolds and N. Watson. Row 2: S. Dalby, M. Allen, J. Van Horn, B. Koenig, L. Hoganson, J. Coon, L. Beehe, J. Parsons, A. Cooper, and S. Young. Row 3: K. Corkie, S. Cremore, C. Mills, J. Sapelak, L. Hogg, C. Scott, R. Benner, B. Berryman, S. Burklow, K. Chrxstenson, O. Barden and S. Bratt. Row 4: C. Noel, B. Belcher, R. Kromp, B. Terry C. Campbell, M. Wagner, C. Vollrath, L. Morris, N. Vogler, S. Vallad, S. McDermoth, and C Marsac.-Row 5: J.. Humprey, J. Lemon, E. Duse, J. Johnson, J. Popoor, P. Hull, R. Brady: N. Cadhng, C. Wright, L. Marsh, M. Mallory, J. Horton, and J. Haldane. Row 6: K. Clark N, Robinson, E. Ousnamer, M. Cilray, C. Ousnamer, T. Reigle, K. Weitz, J. Imboclen, B. Kitchen P. Huntley, J. Hudell, K. Adler, B. Plummer, and M. Simpson. Row 7: L. Landis, S House J. Suckow, C. Yates, B. Lee, L. Edgeworth, K. Crampton, N. Neaves, J. Dembenski R- Snoverz J. Clark, M. Deeg, C. DeRouse, and C. Vanch. Row 8: D. Cllis, C. Mihay, K., McKinney R. Yeabrough, S. Hampshire, D. Mapley, M. Hughes, K. Termarsch, N. Weaver, M. Kelley, D Marcum, and S. Keller. v 1 1 1 , - .. ,.,,w.:.?.,-,A A A' -V, ,V ELM-:l1.f..,, Q 1, 'gh , V W , . X ' . 1 1' J .-L1 A AL.L..-......x-',.n.3..L:'.4.a.. 1. .. . ...J- xerciae as L Row 1: K. Muliinney, R. Snover, A. Bowers, and M. Mallory. Row 2: J. Conn. J. Dembenski, and L. Hoganson. Row 3: C. Dawson and B. Koening. Row 4: E. Ousnamer, Miss Violetla, S. Freese, S Three! and N Watson Mw ang f A 7 X34 9- 1 Row 1 R Graves D M S Ba L H 5 Herdener, D M5.rcum,a , , B grdene1??ag.r?gn afllggg 5332.3 RT 2 elta, G Leach, N Weaver, K rkie, and D DeLano. .4 XXI Ili --... H -- - MMsYkilllLR!lWllYiNi'E?I7FIK!!1u5IIIMVIE1 1 . , . ..-, ,,.. ,, ,,', , , . ., .L:'.,f,1.:gQ:,.f,i..mmm, 4- V. -Q if l'l'l0 Qflfl !CLCLAfL8:5 Ol' new Bagel' tv s If 1 W aj f Pi-7 Mi 1-ss- E il N., f ,,,, ,gf ,V 4, 4 P .ggi f in 4,295 l ...Q , v L 1 1 1 0 I vf H , gyzfiw 5' f Chg! I-4 fy WA! J 15' ,721 f fff , 1 I I I ! ,Y 'QQ 4 ,fax if -Av-4 V4 1 W o 1 f 'zm::a-swans? 5 A 61752. vt A I, If 1 hh ' ' .' ,' ,, Q,,,,,,, f1 'T' W - , 1 '- - 1 - f 1 'I , i wjf. h , x ' V iff A ,- 11- fvfql N . A, .Ak-,gina jf V W V ' ' 4, 'eyyi-q,4ff , ' ',,,' ' ffircz . ' 114.-,f2:f' 7' 4 - , ' - ' ' - Q., , JL'-' ' . 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Kilwy J. Kusheba R K1-amp L. Kraus R. Kuhn H. Lampi 5. Langefeld J. Lauinger l., Layman l,, Lihlsy ll. Lightcap A. Lloyd fl, Llmfrl .l. Hoisington ll, Howell C. Howell P. Hull .l. Humphrey K. Humphrey ff. luhnson D. johnson Il. ,Iohnwn ll Johnson A. Johnson .l. Jones V, Keith S, Keneipp E. Kent S. Kinder J. Knickerbfwk C. Koenig .l. LaBarge K , Lmfond C. Lake .l. Lee C. Lehman .l. Lemon L. Lncklear T. Lnrenzen U. Leach Cl' SOPAOMOPGJ Q. e ,' ' , - V wh' X Q -2 V ll, , ,. 15 ,M NM . M '7 41. -ll QMXR-'lls9w ll .- . . D 40 -4 i R NR y ...uh . 4 ll X .law '.'. .'V' in ps .,,,,. N 0 , uf? , S Q Q L Plelbcyx ml R Q A I Q ,I .. lvaqlf-Li. , , ,, f- 1-'f.5'?Q M. MacDermaid M . Mallory M. Mann L. McBride R. McCall . M. McCartney Q' . X 'n R. McGlothin S. McKinley S. McWethy W. Miracle C. Mitchell J. Mineweaser G' D. Newberry J. Newberry H. Nice Oliver Olenn 0 horn 'V Perez Perle: Petereen Prebson Proper Rupprechl Reese Reid . I. - ,KIA x .fm V P. Mazur L. Mason A. Matteson D. Maxim L.. McCollum S. McGhee D. McCeen J. McGinnis -4 M. Merwin W . Miller .l. Miller C. Mills ,, . R. Moody D. Moczarski E. Murray D. Neidrick B. Norton T. Nichols C. Noel P. Noell yr Omw alt Palmer Pankey Pearfzon Phelps Pierce Plourde Pfeiffer 1 Putmsky XX Ramsey .l Rattew B Ray Reynolds Richards Rxecl. Ln , .5010 0l'I'l0l e5 75 K h, W A Ma r ei I f T 'A 4 R 41 I . V 1 R f.,- . 55- 3.44 Q v 3 H E. ' H. A. . R. -P A F. s R- - A I I W4 f g vf F- . 'n ' S ff- D- ' J A It ' q.. J. -- of - ' - , f D- - 4 M X L . uf ' f 1 P 3. ' L L A 'F , 4. 3- - S 5 'W . ' L R. '. ' 2 . ' I . I 1 or . 'l 'V L. Redick Reynolds H 1 4, . 4 D' , R' f . , , JZ 5 I 3, in 4 P. B. - Wg, .- . . f7 I, + a -f 1llsilWlttltI'ill'T. I'I'tt l'tl!t1i.Uihnll. I' ' , ..: 'f .l 1,.-., i y,, 5, g i- CWS - yy,-3 .SZIUAOHQOPQJ Riley A, f Roberts Roberts F. R.-liertoy Y I il' 1 .T P. Rodgers 'f' ' 1 . V ' S. Robe ' V J 'V ' .l. Ruman ,- R., X 1. 'fi 1 my . a 'f Xe 1 1 I J 'li Str Aman! ' W 'TW' ' 'V T V N Samson I . ' 1 Sallee j. 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Tuttle I L J, Upton .iam Y 'T C, Vollrath . , 'pl N, Vogler , , .iff-UMM I, . 4 K- 'lA XNQX ' W ,grip mlm 'M :' 15, Get that ball . . . The sophomore bas- ketball team shows exuberance and en- thusiasm as they at- tempt to retrieve the ball. . 4 S5 1:71-L'Lf' Qi., ,. x. . , SF' 1 1 -,Q A , ' L.- i ,K , ttt W E f- W A H 'Tri' . L! I.. ' il AJ 5 h bb Egan vxlxl ,ah h 9 ., ,ff . ,pf vp.. I X iv rr 0: ,J .'e- hm.. X fe il, X. wrw can zew waz J. Venner Van Horn Vnndercar L. Vandercar C. Vance S. Vallad J. Vallad Vaughn Wagner Walton D. Ward F. Ward N. Watson C. Webb Weller Weller Wellman P. Wells M. West J. Westfall M. Wheeler White White Williams H, Wilson S. Winter K. Wiscombe J. Witlock Wood Wood Vlflghl C. Wright D. Wright H. Wunsehmann S. Young QV I i rf PEINCIL5 TIGHT . . . , . These students of Mr. Roush's Biology class are on the edge of their seats during then' examlna- tion. , 'S' so to-f :X e 2. for '-,, . -Y ,.'f!..':4-yrs TIME TO EAT . . . Everyone listens intently for the noon bell and a welcome break from the books. ....... .,. , ..,, , . , 1' - . f' .Q A... : 11 J0l !H1YH 1 fYlh1lh1l7'1 M . . ., 1 ,I ,Q fi' - I .V .I '41-I -' V' ,. .W ' ' A llllll THE PONTIAC BOARD OF EDUCATION cordially invites you to the DEDICATION OF PONTIAC 'NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL IOSI ARLENE STREET, PONTIAC, MICHIGAN To be held in THE NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Sunday, March 8, I959, af 3 P.M. Open House from 4 to 6 P.M. OPEN HOUSE ALSO ON MARCH 9, IO, II - 7 TO 9 P.M., EACH EVENING . -Va. Eberle M. Smith the proud designer of this modern archictectural masterpiece is about to present the keys of the school to Dr. Whitmer. A 1: :sibl- 'HT' 'A ,lg ,:,7,, , . ..f N-1 7 Q U2 Q f 1 2 F? 1 Q ' Z 1' 9 Q Yfwvisy 1 Q ,H HMM , K -H ---f mum-uuvxmmwnmngvrnnum 1 l V..,r 4 pi:-T'-F1 X ' W- -..........,,.,, ,gn r . W N 2 F I ns f Q h ls, was present to Mr. Wargelin, our conscientous principal, was proud to in- Dr. Whinner. Superintendent 0 nc on k ' f Northern from the architect. troduce our prominent guest speakers for the dedlcatlon. accept the e-,S 0 4 vm al MW , V ' f fi- 2 -1 '--,sf .4 I 1 1 H ,A , ,K V , Q ---- Hwiwvmvlwwwwnvmflumwnz Y ,,,Y .-... - ....,,,. MM ,..,,..-...W-I' 1, . gk ' A Q! f tag L: g W 47 rj The Board of Education played a very important part in malun decisions about many ff the committee suggeatione 'lhe Board member are IL to Rl Dr Grd ell Rev Parker Dr Proud Mr Anderson Dr Whitmer 'Ur Omun Dr Hufu er Mr bchmmel and Wir Wllhalelx 1 The responsibility for plannmv the dedication wac in the hande nf theme important committee: C0lmC1l .loan Humphrey student council pre ident 'Nlr Norwell lm me repre entdllwe Mr Haggard labor repreeentative Mr Hurlinger Chamber of Commerre Dr Proud committee chairman Mr Lindquist aqsletant principal Mr Payne WPON and Mr Wargelm prlncipal ,J Wwvwtt- s . . . A. g .k.. i Y i A . i F . . .I , - ' - ' 1 . , . ' ,t.s , . . '- Z 3 . Z l . - 5' ' 'Q . ' L.. 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W, R 'M 'f,.., for the Future . . . SMWE and you'11 have IEQWEW for Every Worth 'vv'h.11e purpose Nahonul Bunk 0 I1 Off' . . .M d rf - . O Q I 0 I P H 'I' I A C :ces af W. Huron af ld N A af Glenwood . . . wan.a uk. ibn H bor . . Union Lake . ilfor UM Orion Wah ord and Bl f ld II ...... V gf!-'1 Today's graduates are entering an exciting new era where they will live better electrically in every way . . . at home, at work, or at play. For example, if you choose marriage, you can enjoy an all-electric home. Included will be electric heat, built-in electric range and refrigerator and a host of time-saving, economical electric appliances. They will be the ultimate in modern living comfort and convenience. Or, if you go into business, efficient electrically operated machines will assist you in getting the job done swiftly and easily-again an illustration of the versatility and dependability of electricity. Or, if you go on to college, perhaps you will become one of the scientists or technicians who help further mold the all-electric world of the future. No matter which path you may choose, electricity will be there to lighten your load, brighten your way . . . help you live better. . . electrically. sERvEs souri-iEAsTERN Mici-iicAN A t A l, ,s77yJ1J27mr iXm111'+1i 1-35. :f..' 1 i - I iv'm1m:w.aav-avw--.- X N '- 1 --........-.-...- Z li-1 ,- H T- Wiring ' f ' ' -' :IIN 'II1!I'IiIII:II'WI'FII I'Il'IIfI 'WH I 'II , YV I 4- 'W' ll-1 689 East Boulevard , Phone FE 2-0259 ' They Give You Congratulations to the P R E S C R I P T I O N S First Graduating Class Professionally Pertect of Properly Priced Pontiac Northern High Prompt Free Delivery from 0 I l.u.nv dna: ' W Bob Mmeweaser s E I NORTHSIDE SPORTING GOODS ll 'I W' ea, STORE la I I2I4 North Perry 'I f ' FE 4-5393 n I Qxyyq 04 y . D - - Q MANY EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES Ask Your Grocer are available tor well-trained young men and women in business, professional and For government ottices. Prepare for one of these positions by en- Maple Le If DUWY rolling in either Day, Halt-Day or Evening 5 School. Subiects included in all courses Pfoductsii have practical application to the business 5-, ottice. Approved for Veterans' Training 20 EaQH wa'd sired Pontiac, Michigan The Business Institute X For Home Delivery 7 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac phone FE 4,254A FE 2-355I Q Q I Congralulafions Seniors Arnold Pharmacy 2026 Norfh Opdylxe Road Ponliac, Michigan Phone FE 5-7222 Congrafulahons Seniors Bue 2I50 Nor+h Opdylce Road Phone FE 4 46II Congrafulahons fo 'I'he Seniors from Portable Welding Service 6II Cameron Sheel' Phone FE 2-8688 Boiler Repair - Truss Building Pipe Welding - Repair Of All Kinds John lRedl Anderson and Sons Q if STORER SPELLMAN STUDIOS Over 50 years of fine phaiography 284-8 Woodward Ave Detrolt Mlch P Portraits, Weddings, Commercial . . ' Tlzm le 1-0010 , . ,, ,.,,.., . ' -'Li I - ' ' ' wp AL.-111 , . ,, H, , Austin-Norvell Agency Inc. A .C ':--: , INSURANCE OF ALL Kmns CONVENIENT CUSTOMER PARKING 70 wf. LAWRENCE CORNER OF CASS 5 2-1- 9 EUNSULTINE LJITI-I YULINE UEUULE as DART Our UUE QUE l NESS AND NE ENJOY IT' MM NE HELP vnu? 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