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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

1 461 ,. X1 fm mn V P. IU P1 Er A 19 V Pontiac Northern High Schoo ,uma I ....,.a xv.. ....1tgg, .uw AVALAN CHE IN U 1051 Arlene Street ABSTRACT Pontiac, Michigan Editor- Brenda Keesling Advisor-Mr. Kenneth Ferguson 1961 Volume III I Iuniors .. .... 86 . TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ..... Seniors... 0 O 0 ' 6 541 Sports .... .... Organizations. . . . . . . 100 1 1 ' 1 Sophomores . . .... 138 Index .... .... 1 61 Advertising .... .... 2 2. 52, 84, 150 VALANCHE STAFF Advlsor Mr Kenneth Ferguson Ed1tor Brenda Keesllng Sen1ors Henr1etta Lamp un1ors Karen Chnstenson Sophomores Sh1rley Kene1pp Faculty .... . . . Ruth Benner 6 K Sports ..... . . . .... . Ruth Benner Qfggmizationg ,,,,. . . . . Barbara Everett lm Odds and Ends .... ..... . Iudy Kern Assistants 153 April Krupa A Marcy Kloka Linda Larson ll Iim Hunt Georgia Kostin Brent Golden Sally Mapley 50 A Sue Iones Brenda Massey SRS X si Yxkxks . -,am-N 'YW f M1-.X .A Pontiac Northern High School presents Avalanche in Abstract . a yearbook devotetl to the pl'l'SClll.Zlll0ll of the l960-l96l school year of acti- vities. A high school yearboolfs duty is to present an Zttftlflltt' account ol' the school's activities. The l96l Avalanche will present the record of an modern Michigan High School, using modern teaching methods. Fol- lowing toclay's modern trend in de- sign, the Avalanche will be presented in Abstract , with a new slant on things. Curtain going up! Pontiac Northern proudly presents a chron- icle ol our school, Avalanche in Ah- Slfilfll. , INTRODUCTION 5 I 2 2 if . 1 , in JZ wg, 'P , 'ik ff' WWW 21x FACULTY The strong supports of Pontiac Northern High School rest in the persons of Faculty and Staff Meni- bers. Strength and stability are drawn from the unfailing girders of Pontiac Northern. Guidance from the Faculty has sent many students toward higher goals of personal and professional achievement. Pontiac Northern is proud to have Faculty members who have devoted many years of their life to the study and practice of the teaching profession. Without our Faculty and staff Northern would be but an empty shell. It is to our faculty, past, pres- ent and future that we dedicate, this, the faculty section. FXl1l'l.'lN 1 2 , X X, at f, ,, 'Ii Y ' x , 5' M Nlr. Philip lVargelin Principal PLANNING AHEAD . . . Mr. XYargelin talks on the phone often during the clzivmon important business which helps keep Pontiac' Northern, with his able help. an activated school. N OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . is responsible for the construction and direction of Pontiac Northern High School, as well as the other Pontiac, Public School, Pontiac Northern stu- dents and teachers sincerely appreciate ' 1 A fig? Mr. Monroe M. Osmun President of Board of Education vvwdlf Mr. William J, Lacy Dr. Philip J. Proud Seconclar C0.0rdinf Asst. Supt.-Personnel-Public Relations l v1de E Y 1 NH, on and 1 Hiil js PODUBE, 'm slut predale P rw .if-ii' 2 f J V :ill ,lgllonl the ettorts extended in the pertormance of their job. Menrlgers of the Board of Fducation arei ,Mrs. Mihalek Mr, Schmmel Qlllr. Gqiffgll- 'Mr. Anderson, Mr. ,Osmun.:Dr.lWhitmei, U,-B Godsgll and IRev. l,Parkef Dr. Dana P. Whitmer Superintendent of Schools Dr. Otto F. Hufziger Assistant Superintendent-Business Aff A ff' , rin.. wg--P . ll f ff vu X if 1 ' ' ' 5, . 4. w x- ,nl K , , fl X, Q , 1 s fi ? w A Mr. William H. . Vice-President of Board of Education ! W f f Assistant Principal THAT DATE IS OPEN . . . says Mr. McCracken as he schedules one of Northern's many rooms which are in great demand for evening program usage. 4 1 r i l f I t 2 i 5 ll , 4 l gs E ew Mrs. :Xnn Nlorrow 5 111 l i 1 3 Q , , ,.., l m leo i PSYCHOLOClCAI,LY 'SPI XKIINC, Mme Murphy md Mr Mlluro discuss plans tor the new l'1lot Program 'iluclxes ln Xrnellcan Dcrnocrac ' M ' Y It involves college prepznrulory semors and us purpose ns to acquiml them YVlIl'l learning on 21 college lucl Uh! XI WHAT DOES THE FUTURI HOLD FOR Ml' Thus rs a Hutchene from xtmlrnls who lmxent mule ClCflIllKC plans as to question often heard hy Mrs Nlorrow lk rss 'lcolm md r college or lllllll 'lheu rob rs to help you 'md they gVgf, w' . ff a 5' gm qi K A xx f , 2. 4, - 15 wx' ,Qigf . AQ X3 F 'I X , ,gy ,A vb Y mf ,, W g im k J W H W A GV gp X X . -it X 1-Q-6--x 4. '.....i Math and Science Mr. Beryl Roush Mr. Clifford X'ViIt'ox - Deparvnent Head FIND THE LOG OF A LOG . . . No, these aren't lumberjacks hut they are Mr. Cheek and Miss Gilhorn, our math teachers, who are- busy making out final exams for the lucky algebra and geometry students. I Nh. luflwin Heikkinen Mr- glenn qjllf-gk Miss Kathleen Celhorn TWO OF A KIND . . . That is what is produced at a duplicating machine as Mr. Wilcox and Mr. Roush get ready to run off some experiments which they eagerly hand their students of chemistry and biology respectively. ,L Jllf HY 1 Mr. Rodney Bacon Department Head Mr. Evert Meyer W '7W4Z4W'Wzw,,,f ,f f , , V -w..-,.W.fw.a.gz:,g'X,'x if-' Q ' f 1 I 1 V i X L...-0 Q25 SAFETY FIRST . . . is one of the mottos of the Voca- ating tional Department as Mr. Myer and Mr. McBride, a sub- mf stitute for Mr. Bacon checks some of the projects for 50 ,nd faulty wiring. TEACHERS CONFERENCE . . . Discussing the merits of work pro- duced by Pontiac Northern students are Vocational teachers, Mr. Rose, Mr. W'est, and Mr. Sturgeon. X , X Mr. William Rose S on-. f X. 1 Mr. William Sturgeon Mr- Emu, vvcst b LCSS Mr. Leo Kawieeki Department Head UCOMPARING INVENTORIES AND ACCOUNTS . . . Mr. Kawiecki while storing some hooks on the shelves in Business office looks at the renords held by Mr. Rolsel co-op coordinator. A TYPEXVRITER, IS A 'l'Yl'EWRl'I'ER, IS A TYl'lJnl WRITER . . . Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Cnrlmiel, Miss jen- lh ..l Roml Mis. Mais Lon Jennings this lf 'lv :J ' Edu Mr. Kenneth Ferguson Miss Hfglgn Swlmgfm M xl Igdml Mist , rs. . 11- ' 1 f ff nwmnq, Uwungs and Miss Swanson are some ' he errors the students make while using office machmes. K Q f fair ff Q '4 wif' Y' ', ,gy fp 45 1 Y 515' tt 77 4, 2 A Q is -s PM ,.-..w .X ' ,Wh ,,,,,-A- -. ,H ,-:tu af--f. .J-5. X X ., levy STOP . . . Is what Mrs. West says to her shorthand class each time they complete a time test, and Mr. Friebe is checking the procedure carefully. FACl'l.TY - l5 Histor Physical Education, Art, and 1 Mr Xl 'illice Qchloeike Mrs. Louisc xfnughn HNOVV GIRLS . . . This is the correct way to serve a volleyball, instructs Miss McConnell, the girls' Physi- cal Education Teacher, as she demonstrates the serving technique. N FOR NORTHERN ON THE HOMECOMING FLOAT . . Silvonen, art teacher, is working here on the many projects the art depart- ent is connected with.. 1, si , ...W -.4 'TEAMING UP TO EXPLAIN MAP LOCATION . . . Mrs. Vaughn and Mr. Schloerke. two very able history teachers, are combining their efforts to aid the students of their history classes. THE BOOKS OF KNOWL. EDGE . . . Mr.,Buller searches the card catalogue for informa- tion on a missing hook. Students as well as faculty use the cata- logue for speed and convenience but often need the assistance ' ' r. Bnllar. O usic Homemaking and Languages .. ,c . i-,,,,,-- ' v i w 'i iliac!! 7 J f M Mr. Illdon Rosegart USMFLLS GOOD! . . . says the pho- tographer hefore he takes Mrs. Squires picture while she is remoiing cookies ICH SONGS YVILL BF WH . . USED? . . . Mr. Larimer at the piano and Mr. Rosegart go over a few of the many selections that they wish to use for a combined concert to be presented hy the Vocal and Instrumental Music Departments respectively. HOW TO CONJUGATEU . . . Mrs. Gary, Latin teacher, has many things to explain to her Latin students before final exams. 'L from the oven. The homemaking classes learn the art of haking under the supervision of Mrs. Squire and are rewarded hy the right to consume their product COULD THIS BE A CHA-CHA? . .. It's douhtful even though the records that Mr. Cray plays are usual French and Spanish, they are conversational records which are played in the lan- guage lahoratory to aid students in developing language skills. M rs. Christine Gary M r. Melt in Larimer Mrs. Susan Squires Xlcil Gray 4 'S 'sf NNW' r-X, Nm Coaches Nlr. lilden johnson Mr. Richard Hull zwfwgfwi INFORMATION G.XI.ORE . . . Mr. johnson. head of the Athletic Depart- .nent. is always husy. Among his duties are the scheduling :ind arranging of dates for all the sports events of Po-' tiac Northern. Fl f 2 Nr. joseph Duhy THE SEASON IS GETTING CLOSE . . . and what a season! Mr Dtilmy and Mr. Hall, hasketbull coaches for Pontiac Northern, coached their boys on in at good hziskethrtll season this vear. X 'N FACULTY - I8 UALRIGHT GUYS LET'S GET OUT 'THERE AND HUSTLE . . . says Coach Mr. Fear as he talks to some of his Junior Varsity football players before going to an important game. M r. Edwin Heikkinen Coaches fir' M1 R1Cll'llCllxI'll5l1 H I D, JUST CHECKING THE IIQUII MFNI' FOR NEXT YEAR Mr Schmldt and Mr Wllson football coaches have had a busy txme wlth Northerns foothall team and are now preparmg for next season s actxvmes I n n Mr Arr-old Wxlson fun: LOOKS Lllxl' TMO HAPPY COACHFS N r Dau and Mr Marsh watch some of the SKKIITIYTICYS at practlce hefore 1 meet m Northern s pool nam X, R H.,,i'-gg, .6 xxllllllll Xllson 558 4? 'iha xiii!! 'aka MXKI' THE MATS says M1 Wlllson Hlrestlmg Coach a he organlzes some of the eqtupment for hxs hoys Mr Wxllson msplred hls team on to mam VICIOTICQ thls year and helped ln all the waxs he Could . I' ' NH E , 0 L HW. I T A f I xsilf. , 2 r E Q ave' '- ' - ' V N' Nlr. litl '11 'tl :uw A .t fl ft 1 A AAAA -..AIv ' , l 1 'c -1 I X ' 1 ' A Y P' . fiv, . ' C fif' 'nf .L. .. 2: f , 4, -X as f mf, I- f 1594 hlr. ' A 'bl' QM .3 , 7, fp Q, 7 x5:'gm5'r' at .,,, 1-.Xfm 0 . We living-A-kata sz. .Vwivf-' L ft H 4 .. 4 , f Y, . L . 1 v Mr. ' ' I ' X . . ' . ' if 47' .ti f ,,,6 Secretaries, Maintenance and C1121 vlV 'm Mrs. Marueritte Houghton Mrs. Mayline Martin Mrs. Dorothy Tapp WE ARE THE SECRET SERVICE . . . The maintenance of Pontiac Northern are always kept husy with their duties along SCRUB, SCRUB, SCRUB . . . This is what Marge Talmage and Mary Steenson.do every day among their many other jobs to keep Pontiac Northern clean and desirable. ui java' 'wad X..f Miss Pat Lirhvar 0 +- , if 5 -U , 2- i T -... N--. K with the many extra activities of students as proms, dances, and hanquets. Often their work goes unnoticed but they work on. hp f I My X A- x - 3 P fl '- U1 5. .Pub as N WAY T0 A STUDENTS HEART . . . The Cafe- teria women prepare deliciously tasty food in their kitchen for the hungry PNH'ers who always seem to be satisfied - L. to R. are: Mrs. Houts, Mrs. TerMarsch, Mrs. Hould, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Church, s J. .....x.-mv A .nm um-.1,...L.. i- nhl P l--T it I ,, A-xfgy 'fggfr Mgr' W Ki , 'ff' , fn-14413 44 4 I f , ,Q 4 , ,fwgjfzql K W 2 XZ , 41, ' plz xm 1 RTISLNILNVI ff 43 Wye W if gnu. -' use uv -as naw. Still the best way to get there ..-gbfi. Along about 1850, a square named Edward Philpots said-Paddle your own canoe. And despite the pas- sage of years and the changing times, his advice remains as modern as the missile. For these are the days of choice and challenge: College. Business School. Special skill training. A job. And each choice offers its own special challenge filled with excitement and adventure. Your friends at GMC congratulate you and wish you success. We open to you the door of employment opportunity. We are also anxious to help qualified students gain entry into General Motors Institute. But regardless of the choice you make or the way you round off the square advice of Mr. Philpots, we hope that you will choose to paddle your own canoe. It's still the best way to get there . . . and the most gratifying, too. GMC TRUCK 8c COACH . . . A GENERAL MOTORS DIVISION V '- Vw,-rf, .....,.x GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS C M COACHES CORPORATION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION 1 1 1 I I L 1 i ll 1 f Lf. , ' . 12-y 'f ,Q-1' K 'Q 1 f n . , ' -' ' A' ,'.x .v',4' F' . . H, , 1, V ., .. ,1f,,, vw 7, x. ,.4,.-N M , '44, , 11,1-V -, 1 r .fm 41 ' , + .,'.f , ,f,g, u, , , '.' f,'1 vf',, 1 f,1'l'J'A7L -V'-'-'1 :,',,ff ' . lc,-1 A ,cf -X zfpfx- f -R, .9 'f'-J nj'-1 li . ,ZNQ5 'Jgf-.L AQUQT ,D . N.. ' K' 1 A, ,, , ,V ff, I 1 A 1 '-9f3f!x.r.'f9 , ., .. ,. , '- .:? 'z ' 1 ff-I if , I . r AM. , V I 1 . 1. , -1 A , 1 ' . 1 :I , , , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f -Q X md ,, ,V Q ag, .1 ' -Q4 A 0 al . i 3 . bl A 3 A ol gl , rl w 1 L ' .aw ' ' 1.311 .111 1, 11,1 , 'hh f r fi A ,E 5 f I j. f ,. N , , gy 515 , x R . QA. 15 iw x ' 1 J- , u wg: . ' 4 . X f . , V q X 1 x 4 1 ' ' L xl x ' , x Q 1 X A x f . x ' I v f A lhllllll 4 . C f f i ,SEN1o1iS, S 25 .d Elmer Anderson Joan M. Andrews Karen S. Arcand 'Ulu Vernonsa K. Adler Ww- Wav 'Q' .1-'Ni X Seniorls College Plans Are Lorraine Becbe Jerry L. Bell Ruth Benner -Q-M Y 4-f 'Q 'AQ -1:-7 cz Y Roberl L. Armstrong mir ,4..x Q? Barbara Berryman Nancy L- Allen Larry T. Bailey can L. Bills Marilou M, Almas l SENIORS - 26 Sandra K Barrie Donald H. Blasingame Soon to Become a Realit james Boroff O Suzanne Bozeman .f3l'i' 40 , joel E. Brown janet Bunch M7 Joyce E. Brandenburg Snr 417' J Sharon L Bratt Sharon Burklow n-H I , ' Leonard D. Butler Sally A. Caldwell Thomas Braunagel Ben Chancey William Chapa Marilyn Chapdelame ana, lp 'W ai Haw ff james A. Capistrant Henry E Brown SENIORS .. -w 5:.l:,,,,.4 A J V K Nancy S, Conlling Eugene A. Cloc James T. Colburn SENIORS - 28 karen Clhrislcnson Linda M. Clarkson Susan ,X. Cohlm 45,-... 41- 1 19 AHCC lf. Coopcl' , vm. E 5' ' Q 'vs ,ww 5,4 , . , if ,nigxg 5 . .U iff fn 'FU'- W Qtvw-wi Clharlollic Clolc Richzml li. Coleman klzlnct Colpus WHICH WILL I'I' Eli? lt's almost lime to hc freshmen once again as these seniors Karen Chris- tenson and Ruth Benner look ill some of the colLpgc catalogs which are in the Counseling offifes. Peggy J. Cone Charles N. Conlor a -1 2 --...- Nw! fe Donald Cramer NO, I LIKE THIS ONE! This is what Judy Kern seems to he saying to Bruce Norton as they look at a few of the many different kinds of announcements for graduation. Randy Currey Sandra L. Da-lhy Larry T. Davis Gerald G. Cudnohufsky Richard Cunningham I 3 ...Aw , .4 1 ... a 'G 4? l it 72, A ff 55: ti , .. a .A-.,.. rg, 'N Judith A. Delgado Charles j. Deiueut Charlotte A. DeRousse Caroline R. Davis Dorothy NI. Denton Xlarsha Deeg Af if fv- ,uv Ellen K. Duse David L. Edwards Pamela j. Edwards ,,W,,,,- 90 SIUYIURS 'Wk Accomplishments Have Been Sue E. DeYVeese Paula S. Dombroski Kerry Dougherty Lynne A. Dugas Pamela D. IDIIIIHHIH Gayle A. Dupuis M , Thomas H. Eley Thomas E. Ellis John E. Erkkila Thomas A. Ermgodts Barbara J. Everett Qavid Everett the A1m of Many Seniors Doris L. Ellis MarLin j. Everett Ifrcclcrick S. lfuhrncr Michael Feclynik Lois L. Findley Loren XV. Fizzard Allan Frocllc George Fowler Judy A. Gage Marjorie Gilroy Richarcl K. Gould Sandra L. Guye ' Q y 1 4 o fi ' 4 5... -, 4 . f g .iw- 1-v s l ,, ,mia Wm XN'arren C. Fmsa Kenneth W. Freeman Ruth A. Frisch E7 SENIORS - 31 ARE THESE BUSY SEN- IORS? That is a matter of opinion as these seniors relax on the Senior Lounge from their husy schedules. They are L. to R. lst row: Sharon Burklow. Dare Moc- zarski, Tom Nichols. 2nd row: Sanrly Barrie. Ellen Kay Duse. Linda Hogg, Carolyn Vance, Ken Hall, Cary Holtz. -Iucly Kern and Mal Oswalt James C. Hamilton Dennis R. Harbert Mona R. Hart Sl NIORS - 32 janet H. Haldane Kenneth W. Hall Ernest Hamilton Dale Harvey Robert D. Hassenzahl Thomas A. Hawke Ierry L. Heard Carol R. Henderson jack V. Henderson Judith Hickman Elizabeth R. Hicks Toney Higdon Q. ' Q'-sy, K -1 LOOKS COMFORTABLE That is the Senior Lounge situated outside of the auditorium. The furni- ture was purchased hy the Student Council. JWQ A f' .410 X,-91 QQ flaw' V f. BAlllb1ll'1l Ha-rflcner Bexerli J. Hcrdener Manuel Hernandez SENIORS , ,X , 'Qs 4 47 Y fi Xb H ' 'J!,. 1. .lm U wJg 4' vrhgg. .u,.,.-M GXC-PAQ . SXGQK NQXXAJ fixbpri ffl? S YN U25 012-001196 X ft R, 53 .. r cox 'Oi We XX X06-ix Nas SQ dwg Qcwoug, SXSCJ' . . . NXQGQL fx Cvmcg. P, 'YYXY-XX,-XASC, YNY, 10115 COXVQXC, -A06 C661 comix xo we gave 106 NWN xo We NIQRS 'Ninas -aww Q x , l . 'inf' f Gary C. Th0m?5 L- Linda G. John P. Charlene Hlll Hogg Hoisington Holdridge Holtz f 4. 'P' X naw, in if Af 5 2 C ll jack Lynn Brendg, K. Glenda M. David A, Jolene S. Horton Howell Howell Hubbard Hudnell r rfv W A -AIQ ' 2. I .., -1 f . wil' ,, 'QS I ' - 45 ' I -,dir K 1 V V ,l 'WW v WG? ff l A ' A mf .xg Darlene Jameg L- Hudson Hughes Hull ma A G5 Wo' O, ff W y Ywwrf' Phyllis A. XXX? P' Y . xc N .K K james W. pamela J. Hufldlfl' Huntley mtv James P. Jean A. Charles E. Darlandez David I, Imboden Isbell johnson johnson fohnson War? Duane A. johnson it X Wallace M. johnson 5 'TM Sli' Judith L. Kern Michael 'R. Klingler am Q3 5 '13 T -:raw james G. judy L. johnson Johnson ,frui- Lyda S. Carol R. jorden joseph 'E' Brenda L. Virginia R. Keesling Keith Bernadette A. Joe J- Kognig KOShCi78 191' Madeline Michael L. johnson johnson 'Q' David L. Shirley A. Kasat Keneipp 1 A 1 W, NX Barbara J. Rochelle C. Kettula Kilwy ON fx' Ruth A. Larry H. Kramp Kraus SENIORS - 37 i-.luuiimM4mnnmuq., ---- l. Y V V A l I'iL'l1l'iL'llLl I.Llllll51 .-Xllwerl ll. Lxxnzo janet R. I.IIlliIlg'CI' Rolwrt li. Kuhn Judith .X, l,:lBz11'ge Catherine Luke if 7 'E 3 'E77 SENIORS - 38 is Linda: k. Lnblnv Beware of es OISOH Ivy '--if ' mr I f Alan C. Lawrence ,A- 49- Lcon D. Lay man Juanes D. Lee AND NOXV FOR READING OF THE MINUTES . . . Says XVinifred Miracle, President of the Senior class to Secretnrv Pam Huntley, while Bruce Norton Vice PreQidcnt nnd,Dirk Poin- Q ton. Treasurer look on. Carol Ia. Lehman Joan l,c-mon l J cl Things IUST RICH1 FOR A PICNIC . . . This 19 the Qpot 'It Camp Tamarack where the gradlmtnng class took their semor trlp for '1 few days. janet L. Lohdell Lynnwood Locklear Edward I,. Lorenzen il ,, Gary L. Lloyd Alex E. Lloyd 'V' Mlilliam In Lightcap -3-cvfai. ,M 'if 1. F 4: 9'5 -7 ,, 'Exf- 'W Martha M. Mallory Mary-Lynn Mann Cathy R. Marsac a. Y .,.' l ,f g '21 ro G' ' K, E 41' Q fe' f7 ?'1f M, 'ff' -2-sw ' 1' 1 'wi ' ' V , ' ,li 'f'Z'.n 4K :.,. I Gene Lowery Karen E. Lundeen Phyllis Maddock R ' f f-'ai af' iw or ,A 91.7- ,mm Daniel T. McGee james L. McGinnis Richard YV. McGlothin SENIORS - 40 'Wi 'M,r.g, Qi M 7' 15. x.- 3 Q in Richard A. Martins Loretta S. Mason Donald J. Maxim Patricia B. Mazur Linda R. McBride Linda C. McCo1l'um Judith A. Mclsaac Sharon L. Mcivethy Georgia McSkulin Ccrnid Mentor Michael Merwin james Miller I Carolyn J. Mills Gerald R. Mineweaser Winfred Miracle Gerald L. Mitchell David A. Moczarski Charles E. Murray 57 If 1 sg: x-ffff'-' lk? an hw .. a -'W I Bruce Norton Linda M. Olds Mfendell Olk Allan V. Olson Fred Osborn Malcolm F. Oswalt agony Diana K. Neicirick james T. Nichols Pauline Noe-ll SEYIORS -il FUTURE CA- REER W O M E N OF AMERICA . . . Leaving for their jobs are janet Sa- pelak and Barbara Terry members of Co-op. v . Br . 4- rc i 1 1 1 Elaine A. Ousnamer Roger H. Pankey Shirley F. Parent Delores A. Peterson Geraldine T, Pfeiffer Frank J. Phelps 59. 115' I Qqnp? Keith A. Parks Timothy R. Pepper Camille M. Perrier ULAST M I N U T E IN- STRUCTIONS . . . Given by manager Dale Harvey to his Senior Team the clay he! fore the Senior Faculty game. Players are: Dave Moczarski Dewev Reese. Dave Everett Cary Holtz, Carry Reynolds, Al Lawrence. Mike Wen. J e r r y Mineweaser. .lim Schatzlev, Fd Nlurrav, Keith Parks. Dave Foy. Carl Rifla. Ken Hall, anal Phil iVil- liams. nv v, 4 Mya, uv' Mike Plourcle Bonnie Plummer Rimharml ll. Poinlon 'R' 'funga- ve' We fp X .4.. V. 1: 1 y 1 ,. ' igj,f'. N' X' '4 ' 'f' 4f.vs - -QQ 2, ,...,... 'J' 'iff -'ARE 1 fm 4 J..- E 'Q' Charles A. Phillips Carla R, Pierce Darryl R. Pierce in Q'-.,,,, 1- LICZIIIIIC M. Popour Nimhael ll. Powell Audrey A. Presson SENIORS - 43 .. 1.-1.-al... - 1- M. ..,. .1 . ......,l.,..-..T..-...,..i.-,,.,,, 'KM Carolyn. S. Linda L. Robert William C. o Putinsky Putinsky Pearson Ramsey Rattew N., f 1lvf'1r f 'Q 9-wif Barbwra A. Dewev Lowell G. G1TTy B Lois R1 ' RCCSC Redick Reynolds Reynolds .9 Roger Michael Nina Roger W. Richards Riley Roberts Roberts Patricia Rodgers Pcrgr M, Judith A. Cll2ll'l0lIC Pnlricin Ronald R, Ronquillo Runyan Rutherford Reid Stj Arnant SENIORS - 44 .1 -was-K WA' EW 'iff William C. jam-1 .L fin-mlm! I' jlllllw li. Sglllcc Snpclnk Silmililma 5UllIlllCy ills-0 X 5 1 lymmv A. U'ill1gm1 M. Knllmlucn N. llguiei XV. Connie M4 SLIM Sekulich Slum' Sherman Sl'mU 5 .I x rf' K, , V ,AA if if J A : ., ., I . Mary l'. Mnrxyl M. .Illllltii L, Dzuiil John Simpson Simson Sgulmlmn blalwl' Qmllll lrmdcl-ick G, Douglas R. james R. RUUIICY II. BC2Ill'i1,L' A, Solomon goulc Sprague Srzmficlcl Slcpllcns -, ,, . tm' mv Q I -iw ' ily' iivvw- - I The Planning of the Senior K.. L to ,va SUGGESTIONS SUGGESTIONS AND MORE SUGGESTIONS . . . Thinking of the themes which will be voted on by the senior class for the prom are these busy upperclassmen. From L. to R. Sharon MeWethy jean Isbell janet Haldane Pam Huntley Dick Pointon Winfred Miracle Lunda Hogg Barbara Everett Richard Gould jerry Bell Bruce Norton Dave Everett Carolyn Mills and Barbara Berryman. , I VICTORY VICTORY THATS OUR CRY . . . ls the cry heard at many games from our Varsity cheerleaders. The senior girls are Jeanette Whitlock Pam Huntl R h t B SENIORS - Captain Ruth Ann Kramp and Barbara Berryman. ey u enner 1 i wi is 4 K rx 4 f. , l ff l l 5 l , Y ,, 1 f S ' 1 rr ZS I f dx! fl me , H s X i 'U V f Xa 5 i l 2 1 Z X, , I 1 5 W ff if, Q5 ' N 3 Y fy f L' W3 0 9 1 fi ln Os 'A L l M ull 1 G' 'B' LL 1 ? n , R x Var . f X I . , , .' 46 ' ' Prom Brmgs Many Expectatlons 'Hb' TW? Brenda F Talley Davld laylor John D Taylor Mary L Teets R1chard L Stewart Frederick L Strme Du1ne l Stuk Vlrgxma S Stutesman janet Suckow Larry Sutton Daud L TerMarsch Barbara J Terry Bonita M Themm Nma Thompson Stephen I Thompson Larry L lrppln L V .L-. 'A '- 1 ' s . ,Ama Y , 1 I . -by- J, 090' N ,X 1 .. . Q ' S77x:qfif5'3, , Ahlx ,. X. li 2:5575 'ff' 'ff' 'tfful'u V. , 1 '?'Wi' fi a -ffillf. R 3 V , 1 43' , Y x I ! X iv . ff f .5 V. 1,32 Gerald L. Titsworth Rose NI. Toixonex. Rohcrl P. Trmis Tnncc N. ,ll-2lXiS joan M. Tnrncr -llltulh I. Upton Norma Vaughn James IZ. Vcnncr Nancy L. Voglcr Clznulcc AI. Vlbllfillll Lmnmnm M. Wagner Karlcnc A. Wznllun 'QF is . Sandra K, Valad Carolyn L. Vance Ruth A. VanXVoert llonzild T. YVilliz1mS Phillip G, Williams Sharon Winror liin div 4'B2 Nancy L. Watson Carol T. Wfebli Phillip T. lvclls Mzirgurcl M. XVhitC jcancllc K xxvlllllfjkli Jllilllll D. Wliillock ,am ' , ' :E 5.., ,A .. f 'N-b S- W?-I7 '5 A gzizii V .X-. .X 3 . . Kiircn XVisr'ombP Liairolinc I. XVright Donna M. Mfright NVilliam M. NVright Sally Young Richard L. Zolmun 11- 'WZSTTI' SENIORS - 49 Robert VI. Berkley Perry j. Bulil Dunna M. Canfield K ,W ,. B far-,W E4 2 ' 34 om 2 S ,- 4 'illhv 1 R, ,Q 22 'bw' XV f V X Z1 4 Mme: W7 . ku . .V,, Q, ,sg 'E' , ff. 2 gsm .. , , Sv I 9 fs. M' , gif N 'I Qi ig. w-4,1 Jimmy A. jones 9? Charles VanBibber Bernice Kcplh K ' W Shirley A. weibei 41 .re-.xr dl' gs 1 N Q ' ,if I t.. sh' ,. in p I 'R 5 e M- ..f L S-f Rollziml L. Nlcflnelly 'I if A ',,. i,, . will K b -7' . ,iv t . , 4 can Af 'UU' 1 ein , ' as Nw- 1 bn' ...- g. fx Michael L. West Q X Phillip T. Collins iid W. I Lmcsl I. Oliver R.mcl.1ll R. Rupprccht SENIORS - 50 larker 'I. johnson Murlic la. Suusunis Q -qggimgdidu -...W isis 2 1 W 'ww w 1 ff' S3 lp: ,Q , M ni GETTING AN OK . . . YVinfrCd Miracle, Bruce Norton, Pam Huntley and Dick Pointon, senior officers talk with Mr Duffv who is the sponsor. CAP AND GOWN TIME IS ALMOST HERE 534' WORKING HARD . . . Are Phil Hlells and Berna Koenig students in the senior pilot course offered for the first time at Northern. Many of their assignments require lihrnry reference hooks. SENIORS .mu- Y x ADVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS Class of 6l Pontiac Northern High School Home of your Pontiac and Tempest PCDNTIAC RETAIL STCJRE 65 Mt Clemens Street Pontiac FE 3 7954 5 92.1-ii . lf: 1 . is R 1 ,Q - if , 'Q .5 I 5 Q Q, W 'Q ' 4 1, Etafv 5 ,V X as t . 43 ,Wk ,W 'ss - 'HX X ., 4 91,2 Q 1 V 5 1' lil' N wk QXQ2 X .ggi ,Rs A ' 1 . X X56 I Qvtxakjgg ,, s wt ,rgtskxfx tg Q: X 5 sg t 1 '5 x f Ei Q ltri 'K - ..,- We f t L f.-nn-1-.....nh-wr ,qi.,....,,. , .L , 4 ,pr V . me 1 Z if 4 f if I I , Y mv I V 1 I 2 . 2 M 2 if ' ff f anwunrnv-Y -'fr f 1 If I , f 45 nlvlddiv 09 7 Q It s i , z ' - 5 'Tt':':'.':-:'::'I'Tf'l 'I ,, Y I . f . I Y , V U . W: WM 'V-' -Y - ' I' X ' ' O ' 4,1 ,,,, . ,,.,. . ..0,W.f. -e .4 ' 'E '- ' . 4 ' td ' on smooth dim . All ' -J --'-MW' -4-- -'II'Z'.....1 me I , 'wx' rw, fr4gii,9'g7'V::-kL.fl . , V W My 1 .1 A A ., f I I 1 tm r. tags' 'Q ' . , .1 f fd ' fm tm 'ifi,. --n---s--..------------- -,-. I ' ., ,.Nvyr..,:iQ' x I F., W N f-we ,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,,., ,,,.,,,,t,,,,.,.,...,... ...A M. W.....m.-,,., we 5 . . . s , gm i if 1, E .. if-v X .W . wwmmm ..., K F 1 T?. rf::::1,. ,, .N.,..,n.. ':'f:5::.:: , ' J ' : '.?Z. ' 'SZ 1-:szzfxur ' -'MW A 1' 6 ii ' -' -S i?i lff' A 3 Y f waxes!-nit. .. , E, 1.11 ga A -3, V ,V H- W 4 ., 5, rig, , M- Za -'jr as .V .r .Ql...Q'l.,.i- ,A... ---' - - ' I , .. ' wx 'dig ' sf' mwmwmwmwmxwmxwwmxxwxmwmw. THE EONNEVILLE CONVERTIBLE FOR 1961 Wliy a ide -Track Pontiac delivers you fresh and ready for fun herels a remarkable absence of fatigue factorsll in this refreshing car. Front and rear suspension systems have been specially tailored for Wide-Track. This creates a ride as smooth as a tide- washed beach. Quietness and cornering control are improved. More durable rubber-insulated body mounts keep road hum down where only the tires can hear it. Extra body insulation and sealing eliminate tiring noise and vibration for near-perfect acoustics. New Wide-'f1'acrk design contributes to greater stability. More weight is balanced between the wheels. You feel an invig- orating response, unwavering control. Next time you feel like going places, let the tireless Pontiac spirit move you. ltls the awakening, Wide-Track way to travel that starts at your fine Pontiac dealer's. Visit him soon and take that deciding drive. IT'S :arp PONTIAC! ON A NEW IVIDI5-'1'R,4CK.' PONTIAC MOTOR DIVISION - GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION THE ONLY WIDE-TRACK CAR Pontiac has the widest track of any cor. Body width trimmed to reduce side over- hang. More weight balanced between the wheels for sure-footed driving stability. 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V 'rin - ff.-' -'-g,+a:1+':'-w:-'.'- X N , AL, -4-5 ..fw,g,,,,,.,yA , L 5,,'-V., 1.3.5-.:,,,.,., ,.,,3., uf, -f V. v- 1 :: - C':'-w.w-f'1Q.- jf, - - Z- ff:-,,+.. .i ,515 -fl,-3 3 1-, ',,,, Ag,r. , A. -jg '- Qin, 1:5 -212 w.nff5.m.'Q'5-5 -'-Qf5:,2- -,-5 vw- ., ,1--2, ,,,- L.-4.. 5-,,:. . ' 1-, ,gg-.rxrg, MN .f,.1 -, :..g,- , 1 . RI gy ,,, . 21. - 'f L. 'W' J ' ' TE-5 , 1 1 , , r .- v , V I f , Pontiac ern s IT'S NO WONDER GIRLS LIKE SPORTS . . . with all these interesting features of football plus the determination and spirit of a team and its coaches, this Pontiac Northern team gave its students and fans an exciting 60-61 football season. These Huskies are, L. to R., lst row, A. Solomon, B. Young, R. Fisher, B. Norton, J. Minea wesaer, S. Thompson, W. Miricle, G. Renyolds, and j. Erkkila. 2nd row, T. Patterson, M. Smith, C. Payne, D. Harvey. B. Chappa. F. L-archow, S. Lang, j. Anderson. and L. Norman. 3rd row, D. Glowaz, D. Shields, D. Fox, L. Norberg, B. Starkey, D. Vance, A. Craig, A. Froddle. 4th row, A. Lawrence, M. Mfest. G. Plummer, R. Curry, L. johnson, M. Merwin, j. Braunagel, and D. Maxim. 5th row, D. Reese, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Fear, Mr. Pizza, Mr. Renda, Mr. Schmidt, and M. Wellman. 1960 FOOTBALL, Septf Northern 12 i Sept. Northern l Sept.: ff Northern 13 Ocl Northern 25 Oct p . MM, Northern 20 Northern 25 Oct. Northern 13 Novi Northern 32 Nov., Northern 14 OH MY POOR ACHING HEAD . . . When a boy goes Ollt for football he gets exer- cise of all types. Here we find Mr. Pizza, Mr. Schmidt, and Mr. Renda telling the boys just how things are done. h f i:-fp.. ,.,y l.l:.,,....,. . . SCI ll ll l 30 l I l i ll Y? 28 l i l I8 11 1. Jw. Waterford 20 , 92 Men o t e r1 1ron . 19' ,W L,,,h,.m - , fam, I i J 'l H'E 'fHING l I I Eygn thou h it i5n'f dfalnaligg, Hlilfly l'lOlll'S ill lhC l'lOl AllgllSl Slll'1 IJCIOTC SCIIUOI CYCII SLZIII5 dllll S ' fi ht man' hard hattles through the cold wintery nights during these fellows go through many different plays a year. They practice g 3 li SCHEDULE i 16 13, Lake Orion 7 ' 23 H. Hazel Park 7 i 30 i Wfalled Lake 32 F7 1 . Farmington 13 'L tn- 14 5 Berkley 13 im 28 any Southfield 52 4 my Rochester 13 18 my Pontiac Central 54 the season. SPORTS - 57 HIT 'EM HARD . . . Here the Huskies are proving their ability on the gridiron and another victory for Northern at their Homecoming game is assured. Berkley and Northern players fought a hard battle in one of Northern's many Inter-Lakes Conference games. 'ZW 4: gl 4'-if 'wf ,af Je W5 5 V ,- x ' 4628 .. 1 W' , , uf, ,K ' 2 in fi if I 4 Y' il if whvfmnbdwf MWM'9Wl49W 'QQ C-4' 5 X 1 if Q xy ,,,, gf f fc Y' , SPORTS k,,,,,, fd' ' ff. -W' WZ ffl VM-MW W7 ' 'Q' ' If, My , ,K If 3 .,,amA114i I f f 4 v - 4' f W, , , 9 i W 1 V Q nl fa, , W ix I 5 U 4 -1' , , I9 the term used as the Centra ,Q C kr RFU' - ,,, , VA,N V aware riffs, ' ., ..,,, :i,..1, K . 4 ' - fi. Q 41 31 'l L eq EN Q r 3 HSCOOTING AROUND THE END, I 1 n is Mike TOP LEVEL c:oN1-i2RExc:E . . . is held by junior l I Marcum a promising Sophomore on Northern-S J-V. Varsity coaches, Mr. john Fear and Mr. Dave Schmidt ii 1 football team. as they watch one of the j.V. games. 1 1 i l H 5 , ii i g . l i I i 6 PUPS . . . Promising members of Norlhern's junior Var- Harris, R. Martin, and D. Huhle. 3rd row, Mr. Fear Coafh B sity football team are, L. to R., lst row, L. Hendricks, G. Pocchiola, lirrikla, B. Masters, j. Slalcia, M. lNlarcum, T. Mortimori 'H, lefwh D. Teets, D. Thomas, T. Sokol, D. Smith, and -I. White. 2nd row, Mike Wellman, mgr., and Mr. Schmidt, coach. A I ri nmmhlp fl Wilkinenn ff Humnerhv. C. Barrie. D. Kent. M. ati? ,I-'M , if , 1 S K-,f i K W : ff N , 2 .,A : fu k 4, ,f gz, , tall , f , 1 , 5,1 ii ,.5 VN .: X Q, I Q E X42 vdgwfr M' 4 ...iw - 1.4. ws. , fx ff , W f if 4 . ..,.. : ' , ws 5 if MZ ' 6 , ' , 5' -ew 14 X f x me , A , ,, .Mm.unannun.uumf-nm L ' 61 PRACTICE Nl.-XKES l'ERFliC'l . . , or so sans Nlr. Dick Hall as he has his boys warm up hefore the Southfield game. 1- - ,Y ...im W V -na .,.,..,. , O I l 3 B.XSKETBAI,l. IS 0l'R CRY . . . says all the hardy Huskies of Pontiac Northern's Basketball team. lst row, L. to R.: Qkneelingj co-captain Bruce Goose Norton. lid The Bird XV1isik, jim l'ncle Capi Capistrant. Mike Gunner Fedxnik. Nlarty Fall Everett, Rick The Rim Fisher,, Bill Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern UJUSI' A LITTLE HIGHER .... As Northern players Dennis Harhert Northern and Mike Plourde try to grab a jump hall. Rick Fisher, jerry Bell. and Eddie Wasik wait their turn to dunk the hall. SPORTS ' 62 Northern 1960-61 BASKET 61 62 52 48 70 96 61 62 54 75 77 64 70 57 56 A P Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. F eb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar lil the Second Straight Year 0 MMR. HALL AND QUINTETH . . . PNH's basketball coach and his team discuss the possibility of new strategy. The strategy seems to be working fine this game. XVith Mr. Hall are L. to R.. Steve Thompson, Bruce Norton, Mike Fedynik, Marty Everett, manager i' Burner Young, Mike Gino Plourder. co-captain Steve Hooker Thomp- 'Qf son 2nd row, L. to R.: Mr. Warglin, Mr. joe Duby, Keith Parks, Gary ls Markus Holtz. Dennis Tiger Harbert, jerry Ding Dong Bell, Dave Bu Bu Shields, Don Booki, manager Cary Reynolds. Mr. Hall. Mi W QBALL SCHEDULE 6 Q Rochester 34 ' 13 i West Bloomfield 52 ' I5 Ir Waterford 24 by 30 l Pontiac Central 73 i'6 ,. Southfield 49 V13 ll Berkley 50 'l 7 T Lake Orion 52 'zo ,Walled Lake 38 lz7 I3 Farmington 37 5 Waterford 52 7 I Southfield 53 l0 I Pontiac Central 76 .7 Berkley 59 F-:4 Walled Lake 58 ls F n I Keith Parks, and Jim Capistrant. ,Dx PLANS . . . are in the making for these basketball players. Before everv game and during the half Mr Hall talks to his bo s about their strate 4 , . . y - gy about the game. SPORTS - 63 ,-,, , .liz l ! 1 E I 9' , 4? - A ,5 54 if Q.. f , fl 'wwf ' ,ww f.,,,g,gg,f,f 2' ,, 1 27 7 K 1 0 K ,., L is . Q Z ' sfgffmp QL? 1 4 v . I f 'KW xm':uxELm-.x- . ,- Ain-ar' Over the I LJ 1 , -. ,- -R . l.ldwu,.d Murmv Curry Holtz I hiltp XX ilh um 1- . J sw-W ' GETTING LAST MINUTE INSTRUCTIONS . . . before the Cross Country meet PNH runners are, L. to R. Cstandingj D. Wade, P. Williams, T. Lorenlen, 'II Kline, and K. Parks. L. to R., sitting, are T. Twichel, C. Hemon, D. Pointon, li. Niurrny. :incl G. Holtz along with coach, Mr. XIZITQII. Cru SPORTS - 66 ugh I' , . Ted Lorenzen I960 CROS Sept. I5 Northern I9 Sept. 22 Northern 47 Sept. 29 Northern 50 Ort. 4 Northern 9 Oct. 6 Northern -I2 Oct. I3 Northern 37 Oct. 2I Northern Q55 Oct. 25 Northern 29 Oct. 29 Northern I2 IIliRl'Z 'l'HIiY COME . . . through the hnnnlmles and Imushes. Pontizit' Northern's xs Country men! Lezitling his team mules ie Dirk Puin Rirlullwl I'uinlun Keith Parks IOUNTP Y SCHED ULE I'Vaterford 44 Berkley I5 Farmington I Thurston U33 Mfalled Lake 20 Southfield 20 Conference Meet ttjj Pontiac Central 27 State Regional U65 lVIil.L, BOYS, IT NVAS A GOOD MEET . . . says Coach Marsh to Pontiac North crn's Cross Country men. I.. to R., stand ing, are P. lVilliams, D. WVade, T. Loren zen, T. Kline. and K. Parks. L. to R., sit ting. T. Twichel, G. Henson, D. Pointon, F. Murray, and C. Holtz. earn Will Gol x , - ZFV fM1W:':f '4.g W' 'a-tx' ffggtvj .f-wwowv-Y .'Wvjz5:r' 5 Wm ,W-f . -iv, A fv'-f' we ' ,, v- ,gg f e , f ' D ' ,, lf Q , A , 1 '.,m '2f',.,X I fff., A-Q I ww J ' L,,wq':'w4i'2.Z f If ,E If he We . ,, - . W - Wil Wifi' W lfT5 'fff . 'V ' . . 2 'f' iw,-W 2.1 4, , Am, .4 ff-,,Zr..',,, .W . .MW , , M ,W . . -wa V. I W V , :A , yt., f, mf - ,f fe V V ' ' 2 I ' A - ff.. . WWII' .I ' If ., 'A ,f ,, . fig , gf . , - MM V ' ' f , . . '47 ff ,, H ' f ' I fy -- .fk.14- ,W l ,W . .-Q-.?1MW.,,? FIRST TO THE FINISH LINE . is senior Cross Country iunner Eddie Murray who throughout his high xthool years has UDlIll'llDlllCtl much time and effort to Crow Country . 14 , . -, .t - w - ,ff 5 ' i' 3 Z I 'A X Q if 'rc' Q ..' A fi ' ww Q. ' . , t,, A je ,cb,,,,5y,,i1,., '43 Y' I V 41 . Q A ft A ,. V. .. . , f, I wx A X cw. aw, ,Jia A u,:.u!w 2 .+ts...fFQ -me W .. ,lf t' Affwfwzziife 'W Todd 'Twichel 'Tim Kline George Henson Dmill XVMIC SPORTS - 67 ore ames and Nigga! I Willa' ' lui! ga 159' THE BOYS YVITH THE SWING . . . are members of the Jerry Menter, Bob Howard, Marvin Engelsman, Bob Walton, Dave Pontiac Northern Golf Team. L. to R. are Dave Kasat, Tom Nichols, EVCTCII, Jim C2lpiSlrHnl, Ed Wasik and Mr. William Willson, 'W' liXHllll'lING HIS GRIP' . . . is jerry Menter. jerry explains to Dave Everett the fine points of handling a golf club. f'LQOKS L I K E PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT . , . as JUHIOI Eddie Wasik demonstrates perfect form for the Pontiac Nmtlicin golf team as hc sendS that all important hall fllfing smoothly into the ,A NIH' , ,,, , , 4,-,. ...Q .1 x- 1 18 Pars Wa,.. X, I I J -W' fnp I IAQ ,Qui .t jf 'A K Vt4 mfwidxgabivi cv .., fx fi ,W ., u- W 0 ' z gg, Avg ,Wf- 'WSE E, E HELP ME OUT SOMEBODY . . cries jim X. 533' Mr' - - h - ' 1 1 I , IN THE SWING OF THINGS . . . or soon will he is Golf coach Mr. Bill Caplslram as he is Gang t In 8 Sam tmp ll Willson as he shows Ed Wasik and Bob XValton the correct grip and stance. that nasty little white hall. GETTING PREPARED . . . for a sunny afternoon of in ANYONE FOR PUTT PUTTP . . . Not quite so simple golf are these COLUSCIIICFI, Dave EVCYCU, ,ICYYY MCHICI, and here and a bit more serious is Bob Walton ns he demon- Jim C - - ' strates to Eddie Wasik and Marve Engelsman. ....--.....-M...-......- Z- --I Pontiac N Are A LITTLE MORE PRESSURE . . . says wrestling coach Bill Willson to Ben Chancy as he practices a hold on Ken Kimmel who took a first P lace in the conference meet. 1 jan. 1 Klan. Dec. Dec. Dec. Alan. ! lan. DO YOU WANT TO WRESTLEX' . . . says Northem's wrestl- ers. From L. to R. lst row: R. Morre, K. Kimmell, A. Wadley, S. Mcllroy, N. Williams, D. Scott, T. Farmer. 2nd row: D. Northern Semawa Northern Northern Northern Northern Northern l 1960-61 WRESTLINGSL Royal Oak Dondero 18 Dec. 17 Semawa Pontiac Central 3 Berkley I6 Hazel Park 32 VValled Lake 20 Pontiac Central 8 PIN HIM . . . Winifred Miracle, one of PNH's star matt-men, pins his opponent, during a thrilling wrestling match. l 1 l l x i GOOD LUCKU . . . wishes are exchan ed hetw 4- . ,, before each wrestling meet at Mal Oswailgt and h!iEnBe?lcIle,y1e?f:Z T1r::JlP1y,Bg? if and d. nge gnfriakes Qonference Wresllivg demonstrate. Other Northern wrestlers are from L. to R.: D. Teets, Willson three conf h Isp aye yy Wrestllglg Coach: Mr' Bm G. Graves, C. Mick, W. Miracle, C. Bills, j. Heard, and D. Fox. Kimmel, and Coachel5ftl'CeB'illampl0nS Don Tens, Winifred Miracle' Ken ITIPIOHS Weitz manager, C. Payne, L. Hendricks, D. Ross, C. Graves, D. Teets, M. Oswalt, D. Huble, T. Sokol, and M. Huffman manager. Standing are: coach Bill Wlillson, R. Martin. B. Masters, and coach Mr. Rose. ANOTHER WIN FOR PNH . . . jerry Heard contria butes more points to the Huskie scoreboard as he defeats his llc-rkley opponent. LSCHEDULE if Ian. I9 Northern Alan. 26 Northern , Feb 2 Northern I Feb 7 Northern I. Feb Feb I Kd C? 7 39 2 36 14 Northern 18 N ortheru 37 lst Farmington I7 Waterford 8 Southfield 15 Cranbrook fi Warren Fitzgerald 37 Place Conterence HOLD HIM TIGHT . . . Pontiac Northern's jerry Heard uses a vice-like grip on his opponent, a grip that helped Northern to the Conference Title. t . W 3 3 vt., MORE POINTS . . . for Pontiac Northern, it seems, as N h ' t laud their team mates' ' tor SOCEIEB eilmrgsthlea rrtiiziiilmearripof the Inter Lakes Conlggengle LEAP PROC is what Northern f1ns thought as Winfred Wrestling Champmnshlp team are L to R Al Wadley lviiratcle kept lpii Berkles opponent pumping Northern wrestlers Gene Graves err Heard and Chuck Mick was a success u season wit '1 ll l record 'K - 1' ,-. . . r I 1 1. I Bili ' ' - n ., , J' 4. - K ' - 1............1...-.. iilgnnqnnnunnugg if These Players Mialie 'lheir READY FOR ANYTHING . . . are the, members of Pontiar Northern'sr baseball team. With the arrival of the first signs of spring weather the boys are out for practice. Members are from L. to R., kneeling, B. Chapa, B.. Norton. S. Thompson, D. Moczarskig Standing: K. Karnes,K. Parks, A. Frodlc, A. Lawence, 'I. Link. D. Reese, D. Glowaz. BASEBALL TEAM . . . members line up for a quick shot. The boys are busy all ll'lT0'l2h the 3 spring and summer months with practice and baseball games. Members participating are L. to MM Y R.: Delbert Lake, Allen Penoyer, Del Mlarner, Garv rl 5 Yvilkinson. Dave Termarscb Eric Harroun. Mr. A. 'ZZ E, 3 1. Mlilson, joe YVhite, Doug Gray, Bill Grossman, 'MJ r-7 lil Arr Larson. M' i i 4 l 1 l . I - -f! . l' A lil Z ll! ll J 2 1 .1 H BA-SEMEN IN ACTION - 3 ALL SET . . . for the play are members of . . . Pontiac Northern players hope for an gut 3 g h P - N th bA I ll t ' N th member of the o osin t k ' 5.3 t e onuac or ern aseva eam or ern for another Confgrlznce S-riifleul ma es a dash for first base. Here Northern tries had a fast and furious baseball season in the spring of 1961. Mmww . Traces ' roun t e Bases J l ,Wann-wv gg, on 'WWF' A sf! WHERES THAT BALL Batter catcher Bruce Norton umplre and opposmg team mates scan the skles for slght of that httle whlte ball lNorth erns team IS coached by Mr Arnold Wllson who has had great success wrth his baseball team ' AK Www' 7 P' no WJ ,rn Q'-ww COMPLETING HIS HIT Members of the Ponuac Northern baseball team ahgn them selves rn playmg posrtron on the held as the batter ITICS to slam the ball for a hlt as sf? har cry from the umpxre as a player from Northc1n's opposmg team tries for a two bagger He does make lt but too late! MW SLIDING IN to second base ts a Northern batman as op osm held p ers flght for an out The Northern baseball team holds the Inter Iakes Cgnference YOU'RE ou r IS the faml ff0PhY SPORTS 73 v , ' I . N 'l ' v . ig 1 VA, s . . 9' ' I KF' I WW W 43 ' Q, . 4 N hav i .3 ,f K -. .V V ffwxf I I , N . 0 I , M I, , . G ' J , , V, 'f ,hi f ' ' f , -, 'P ,f j M. jf W 5 ,,- f L! 1 QU rl 1 , , f , QW I . 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E l f uf ' ' -X , S-,,..v . y f ls X ..,-:- - ' I 'ro-i 1- 9 A V Q . Q' ' g , , 3 l gy V 'iv . 'I Y hh r ' V NM- M, 1,5'q.X 0 .' 3135. . , ' ' 2' Qi' ' :-.-f- ' 2 5 ,Q .. ,I 'OW ' ,eff ' , X,.,.x V. L.-Ig? 3 1: , , V A X ,iv.5.:,.. X.. t ut, . rm: 1 : . xl , X I W W . 3 Yr , ...e f I N 5 V ' K w T' E .-X' . x Off -1. 'AREADY TO SERVE TO You . . . is me tennis team of Pontiac Gould? Captain, and DOH Maxim- Slanding are: Steve Lang, Terry Northern- From L, to R. lst row: Garry Reynolds' Tom Hill' Rich Patterson, Darrell Fraizer, Fred Kern, john Kerns, and Coach Mr. joseph Dulmv. HOW TO PERFECT THE BACKHANDH . . . Fred Kern is working on this stroke as Don Maxim and John Derns look on and try to make corrections before it is needed in a meet. This 1961 season proved to he very interesting for the SPCGHIOTS and team members of l'ontizic Northern's tennis team. A team lhdt is composed mainly of Seniors and juniors proved that a tennis match is fun to watch hut work to inact. Like all of the other teams of P.N.H. ohp tennis team 'serves Northern well. , f 2 Ff.'?l'! 'f f7'1MV!fx- ., .J ,Ziff ' for the oe 'ia ,el J Wi . fi X BMP N i 4 11659 M..-liifwq w ' , 8 g J 'sv y 1 . ' . ' fi wt 'X A me , ,, 1' w 1f3'1 ww, 1 if-:Jaffa ' ., 'Q:a1gv:- M 'I QV X CLEAN Ul ' . . . for juniors, Steve Lang, Terry Pat- 'e'50 , and oaffel Ffaliff Qflff H hard day of practice. -'oN THEIR WAY . . . are captain Rich could, Tom Hill and Garry Reynolds, y This was the Second year m, tennis for all ihf-759 IJOYS as they enter the P.N.H. tennis courts before a meet. These senior boys are coming ' and fhfY looked forward I0 ll- back for another good year in tennis. 1 f if nge af' 1 ,f M aff 'Wm .,,, X I Hmmm UBACKHAND, FOREHAND, AND sERvER . . . all arc being who is foamed by Mr- IOC Duby- executed here in the Pontiac Northern Gym by the Tennis Team Gut uskies I 4 W X 5 K ', V: .E xg, 'V' ' ', ,A ' 2 , ,gfifh -'Gifts . T' 51 '. A ' ' at FM T f ' ' ' 'ifL f3Z'.2 ' .. ,- -' 5 If before L. to R.: Don Teets. Mark Smith, Larr' Treei. Geor e Henson, l tlioggiiig:13inTI:ZAEs2iI1FA?t4LgmBeQ5' ZR-illiifforoarirglgzy it row: Todd Twichel, Harold Nichols, Art Soloinon, Coach Dick Marsh. i Bill Young, Dave Fox, Jeff Braunagel, jerry Mineweaser, Dick Poin. 3rd row: L. to R.: Ted Larenzen, Dave Shields, Dayne Thomas, ton- C0-Captains, Chris Payne, Rick Fisher, Ed Murray. 2nd row, Brent Golden, Cary Holtz, Don Ross, Ron Cockrum, Ed Perry. I! I 5 5 3 TRACK SCHEDULE 1960-61 y Mar. 25 4 Northern Huron Relays 1 X April 20 i . Z., - Northern Southfield April 27 y Northern VVaterford i April 29 Northern Central Michigan May 2 Relays Northern Pontiac Central May 4 Northern Berkley May 6 Northern Monroe Relays May ll Northern Farmington May 13 . Northern Regionals May 18 Northern Mfalled Lake May 20 i Northern State Meet May 24 y Northern . Inter-Lake-5 Conference ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO! . . . these two boys - Don Teets and Dick Pointon, a co-captain, hear this as they get set to run on Northern's track while gaining in experience and speed. Practlce .. Northern's 1961 track team had a strong nucleus of junior and senior lettermen returning and being complemented with a goodly' number of sophomores. This group produced a successful season for P.N.H.S. Last year's season record was 8-3 and a difficult score to improve on hut the Huslcie thinclads' prime objective this year was to better last year's efforts. As was proven in the many meets this year these spirited boys went all out to obtain their goal and gave all the conference competitors a real challenge. A 1 ' Q4 .ai Augj ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR . . . says co captain Jerry Mrneweaqer Chris Payne Dayne Thomas Dave Fox Dave Shields Don Ross as he leads Rick Fisher. George Henson Ieff Braungel Ed Murray Larry Threet and all other unidentified track members in some for Perfectlon ,W , ,W Mm, , v , , W, I WI, ,, f ., fv fs f f M f i f f ' Vwggf, ,, f f, fm, H I W, ,X , f ,, , ,,f, , , www 43- 'G lf g,,,,,, A:g,Qy5'7?39.. R iii' mr w,,Q.,,fef fx A 4 , ., gf wah hxxy Y it t,.t,.,.......,,-,,.,.,,.,ri-m M ' ' . M M111 X Tg ON YOUR MARK . . . says Swimming Coach Ed Dauw to the captain of the swimming team Rich Gould as Rich demonstrates the correct form in the starting position to the other senior swimmers, Tom Hawke, Don Maxim, and Phil Wells. 1960-61 SWIMMING Dec. l Northern 77 Dec. 10 Northern 65 Dec. 12 Northern 51 nec. 15 Northern 31 Dec. 21 jan. 4 Northern 66 jan. 11 Northern 63 Ian. 18 Northern 41 jan. 23 Northern 69 Feb. 13 Northern 4916 Feb. 22 Northern 52 HSWIMMERS READY Fon ACTION is the Huskie swimmin B- Mathisen. F. Phelps, C. Gress, F. ,Ke-rn. ard row, L. fo R, team pictured here. From L. to R. lst row: Mr Dauw, Mr..Mar5h.g ?Al'gixxZ'hC:IC?:l?fhD' Rosa! Talbot G Barrie: Bilky, D. TerMarsch R Gould T Hawke P Wells D Maxim R Stewart ' ' ' '- ' , J- Kerns,G Huben, E. Humphreys, Oncl ro L to Rf L Norlrergr L Ljagcaddgilafigray Igniben ' .1 White sp urs- 0 ' ' ' ' 'J ' - , 3 f V OI' UI' 3 Lincoln Warren 28 University High 40 Pontiac Central 54 Thurston 71 INVITATIONAL Madison Heights 39 Utica 42 Fitzgerald 61 Lincoln VVarren 36 Pontiac Central 551f2 University High 53 1ant i ators THE VICTORY YELL . . . 4 I to greater speed while Ernie Humphreys is on the starting hlock ready to go. Behind him is Kerry Dougherty and Chuck Cress has just left his block with an edge on the other team. is heard from Randy Curry as he induces his relav team-mate 'Wm SPLISH SPLASH . . . It is hard enough to go frontwards much less hackwards in swimming, here we find, Dennis Rose, Lenard Ferrell, Ernie Humphreys, Lou Cascadden, Clay Cohh, Tom SPORTS - Sl Hawke, Frank Phelps, and Rich Gould at their usual workouts. Swim, Swam, Svvum! I 1 r , 5 I i 1 t HIGH SUSPENSION . . . and upside down, too! What kyidgguh f' ' 'reef ,f,,4..,......Au.fn..,f-n.....,t- . , , ., . ' L.,.--EngZPQ' ON THE SIDELINESH . . . these Huskies are waiting on the side of Northern's pool for their turn to swim as some atdive for Louie Norberg, one of the Pontiac Northern divers, and a member of the swim squad. of their teammates go on to victory. 1 I I , , T :Ig ,, I 'x -I 1 al 1 l v Z l correctly. CLUB, CLUB . . . over they go. These boys are working on their turns trying to increase their speed and turn 5 i SPORTS - 82 i TAKING OFF . . . in a real leap from the starting block during practice Gary Barrie, Fred Kern and Lou Cascadden BUTTERFLY IN MOTION . . . well. just look at Gary L look on. Our swimming team is a member of the North Subur- Gray go as he practices the butterfly stroke in the beau ban and these boys have helped to win many victories. tiful Northern Captzaitfs Corner 'stt-tc lltmnpsmt It-try Nltttcwcatscr Cu-lvatptatitt ul luotlntll Cn-Clatptuitt uf fuotlntll Cin-tlnptnin of lndwkctlmll Cn-Captain of trunk Rithatrtl Puintotl fu-K illlllilill of truck Niall Uswatlt Cu-Captain of wrestling Iirurc Xurtmt 1 Cu-Cla llilltt of hmtlmll I Liu-ilztptatin of lmwkcllmatll Captain of lnaschatll Winfrctl Niirurle C0-Captain nf wrestling npwttt. ta, SPORTS - 83 Rilittziitzi iittmtld K Iii! Murray lin, g3.,pNr,'m M' ii f Sm'Mt 'ti 3 f71'l 4'i'1 ttf KTOSS mumrv A Cnhtwin nfi gulf ST R SPEllMAN STUDIOS Over 50 years of fine photography Portraits, Weddings, Commercial 284-8 Woodward Ave. TEm le 1-0010 Detroit, Mich. P ADVERTISEMENTS - 84 ' ' ml.-l.i m AUSTIN NORVELL AGENCY INC INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS CONVENIENT CUSTOMER PARKING 70 W LAWRENCE CORNER OF CASS PONTIAC MICHIGAN Over 40 Years of Dlshngulshed Service EUR THE FUTURE BRIDE ll' ,lla I Your mosi lmporfanl' decnsuon when selechng your duamond IS 'Ihe repufahon and miegniy of Ihe leweler Your diamond e mos+ nmporIan+ gem you wall ever purchase should lasi' a llfehme Insure Ihal :I does see Connolly s flrsi' Ponhac s only regus+ered leweler Amencan Gem Socne You can Budgei Your Paymenis anno y awe 0l'5 16 W Huron an FE 20214 Miracle Mule ADVLR1 ISLNIENTS 8 I I ,. ,za a , , S? xr 5 - ' l 9 L0 5 I , If 3 Q .d Q - I , K- N EB!! 1 'X x ' 5' ,Q K 'L ff L if , X V X 1 Y 3 ? mf f ' W 'tx Mwr P! ? SAS? , V Q M 5252 Fi 'iiY U W W U N IOR S Areas ol light knowledge and the dark unlcnown are the Componentt, ol it junior's lile. Because the uniors are Lirquziinted with the school huiltl- ing, teaclwrs. and procedures :it.Pon- tiztc Northern High School, as Sen- iors thev will easily adjust to u new routine. However there remain new teachers, new subjects, new ideas and experiences which will provide- them with at challenge. juniors are now preparing to meet the challenge of their school. their community, their country, and most important, the challenge of life. juniors form an integral andtan important part of our high school, for they are the model of coming generation a-nd the ho :C of the futur i i 1 i Mc., p 'QIUNIORS sv jim Anderson Lynne Anderson PD iv!- ,,'- IN vas., fU IORS Marilyn Anderson Sharon Anglin Mary Lou Ashley ,f I! 14 A f . ,fl 5 I Jig Dick Ayres Sharon Baker Paulette Ball Rutlr Bartles gm 1. g'X 4 5 I Z ' V . 3 janv- 5 k ' -. x ,. - J '- .. , A ,fftj,.1,, 4 Q 's nlilgils. V A x 'P-a A, L. ' -...W fir: ' X X , , 41' .vig IT'S TERRYBERRY TIME Guest, the representative from the Ter ryberry Ring Company distributes Barbara Barley Pat Beegle jane Bisbikis Carol Blasingame Jerry Bolt Donald Bookie jerry Brabant Sharon Brooks janet Brown Robert Brown Ron Brown Jack Brownell janice Buehre Pat Burch Diknne Call 0 ffmwev 'Wu XX XXX PHN's class rings to anxious juniors. The students l. to r. are: jean Leach Sandy Gray, Linda Lake. and cami Smith. Conrad Code Cheryl Coggius Linda Coleman Bill Covington Art Craig I Georgia Crump gg- Carolyn Cudnohufsky 3 'V 3 Gayle Dafoe , Joan Davis N m I jean Dickerson Howard Dosch Lawrence Dove Delores Dumily Ken Eaglen 'Q' ff lla V4 ,, , f nf 1 ' . fn V-.2 Louie Cziscaclclan f 2 ,. . - , M, f Zh, , .YK fn, 4 Cillmcrl Carlisle -f ' 1- ' .A - ,f 1. wwf ,W , ' W 5 A f, :wh -142 is s 1 wg, filers ,Li t4 gxlu-23 Doris Carson fy M Iuclv Clark , ' karen Llzisson ' 'V' , 3 z vw r gg, X' E Fw- , , ....,. 1' 'mp-4 If , If Y I 1 1 V feafms+ ff lf- .... x 5 a an 'W ,A P - , i' ' 'W f , 5 l V f 4 , 5 1 vi A-fa. .., , A j' , .gl P s. ,M ,, 3 f , I 0 X . nw 1- V ' fa ' X X .5 In f' 3 '72 ,m f A - ff .' w A 9. . s 'ff E I ' f iyi W 1 455+ ' X 2 .rii s 1 Margo Edwards Mary Ann Edwards Harold Eisele Norris Erickson Sandra Everett , , a 1 li? rl L53 fi ,4 Y I -fr Q Q if - , ps-:gm f I 13 ,,,,,,, 5 4- , at 'Z 1 , wig g, .m, 0 mv A ,msn ri' ave? ,......! Leonard Fa rrcll Sharon Fidler Rick Fisher Peggy Fielding Rick Fisher , , l af Liv ,ii S fx , , V 1 H A M , A. janet Foster anice Flowers Darrell FTHZICI' Diane Furlong Fred Garchow Myra Garrett Mike Giles Don Glowaz I it fy' F wk, 1 I 'mwffvff f l C7 ,My . , A ,. ,Ln i' 2, A' ' x 1 ii '.. if V Z. 1.--' 21? .,..f'1 .A I W, I V ., ' A .fr ,luv f if .F ' 15 4 'W ' F as 'G lf ,q ' if ,- 1 ia V.. ,ff A H Q 15, . 55 ki f , , Q Z' 5 is A4 1 i 'EW QE 4 CK! 'V t , , 3l7'f Q - ., - eeeeifee F M . 3 V I 5 4, 3, , W W, , fw N X S? . v t A ef' i' fv 'Y lax' P aa' 4' i-8,9 Donna Gresehover Charles Gress Diana Haines Anita Hall all fUNIOR5 Q ai Ma Brent, Golden Pam Goode Herbert Grant Gary G-ray Sandy Gray Richard Grist Edna Hammond -V .Q A-it V,-.,t. ... , . , , 4 V I mn v ' lg. - 52, Pat Harrington I A f 'f f Q Michael Harris fi-M , Q . i V V, iv t5' ' 1 1 fa F 'P 5:55:r. 1 Z' f HM . I ' ' ' W sf :'.--ii V' fin if la - A if ' fi 'Q f.: 7 , -I 5 A i - 9941 ffl Wg 66,1 - ' ' IM' ' Qc! if M 1Lf ' G ,fftifxif 1 ,,,i,,9,,,,fQl! ,, -V1-,-573','Qjf0' 1 V ' 1 .,, , X 'R V X l 40 at .1 ' ' f jfs wg--uw I law Q...-ff f 190-'M lim .WN 'M wr y X X , iv ,f Jerry Howard Gary Huhcr Carol Hughes Nan Hughes Becky Hum Hunt ohn Hart Virginia Hayward Don Hester Nancy Hihhard 'Q U' MM-,M .4 Pat Henry M gf, George Iflcnson Jackie Herman 11' va ' -n -.3 0 - X li I at K I A gv- vs , , Zi ew 4 '?ff,- f' V f l , , 'Z if gr- -'-,' A Z Margie jilhert Charlotte johnson R 4 ,wan V 4' in .. , 1 ,WV X 1 Iary Lou Highbaugh Doug Hillofk Charles Hillman Bob Hoadley Sandra Hodge Karen Hogan Q A , , . , ,. ., ,. , fa- vw- - n. x 4 54411 1-Y wf 4-,1 'a NV! 'KZ7 L'nn ohnson l lj Im ml jean Iohnson lime lo S Lawrence jones jmmwei johnson Z 341742 Z9 1 in P ,W F-f .. ,z 1. 2 ,ml,..,, an 225 o Q K Vw-' Wir sf ' 1 ,gf 3 M I 4 1 Wi , f J A ,f i- 'uf an M .- Q' Q. 4.- -. 1 Q f W gfw-f ,Db ,- iw Q ea, -. -S, M .- ngz' 1' gs - 2 'v - 'avg' 4 Z'-v 31 .. ,. as o ..- 1' .A f M ,Y , i ,. 1 UNIORS - 92 17 -i - I 'LA QQX x ,N . -x .Ak I ing' i f I ' ,f . rm Xi 'N it f ,L V 'I M ' u fi x X 21, Audrey Ladd Terri LaFrancc Linda Lake Chuck Lambert Steve Lang Pat Largent Linda Larson Jean Leach Margaret Lcngers Ed Lewis Sandy Lockwood Bill Lunsford Ronald McAluley Flora McCartney Marion McDermott if el' YG 1 , sxjf 6.3 1 Ai.. Y n i 541' 46 1' , at L. ' 5.5 e N 4-.-v 1 if 2' Lx ,ff 1 we X as 2' Xxx I i I 'Y , or W.-,....,. iii fiilfii l . 1 fry g , 4 11 X 5,4 V 1 2 , ,, ,, x 'ff Q L f I 'K' fi ' L GIUN 'F ' K, '15-f f S3143 , ,459 ' Susan Jones JoAnn Kallas Ken Karns Fred Kern John Kerns jerry Kilman Ken Kimmel john King james Kitchen Marcy Ann Kloka Iennie Koch Rose Kosheba April Krupa Tom Kwiatkowski Betty La Barge Q20 n..... 'F 1 Ron McDonnell Linda Mclntosch I l FP, R 7 Paul McNerney 'ln f Joan Mapley 1, .f . .M f I 4. .. Karen Marien 5 ix ,,-v'N f z I l4Qf N v if... . NN, wx Fl ,ix I - iff, 'NX .nd-I . Ken Marsh 14: ,P Linda Marshall ' ' Shaun Marshall Carol Martin - - Mar' Ann Mathen i y 2 ' is Qiqn 'I 11 ix v 4, . X ,Q Bill Mathisen Dave Meyers ff ' 7 Katheryn Miller Q, gm, Dan Mirovsky Q f fm- Elaine Michell x g xm... ! S '57 'Q' ,AX ,X -Q... vw.. new l ,M , 7 I 'G WHY 4' 5 -ef, .X XX , we AQ-if in ,dv 4-Q ii' gg ' ff 'SZ7f,l I C' ir 5 .. 5 kr ' x N 1- ik W HW X .. -,.:6f,'5alv f 21545 r Q J , H' ,K N 10 X I xkazay a aa fi 4 19651 1,1 Q 1 QX 1 I 1 Sharon Molyneaux Ralph Moore Vivian Moore Sharon Morgan Pam Morris JoAnn Moss Sharon Molsinger Margaret Mouser Kathy Murphy Dan Nadeau Madalene Nance Vicky Neaves Rita Neddle Toni Neira Dennis Nicely :vw 'U' -6' UNIORS M nj 1, y l 1 A Z nl? 3 SMOKE GETS IN THEIR EYES ..., Xpril Krupa and Fred Garehow are doing an experiment showing a dust explosion. This is just one of the many experiments that juniors do in the Chemistry lab, rw V CHEl-QRINC THE PUPS ON . . . Pontiac Northern's Junior Varsity Cheerleaders cheer at all games played by the junior Varsity Team, The Cheerleaders also hold school dances, participate in pep assemblies, and promote school spirit. Members are fL. to RQ Sue jones, Sharon Ficller, Sharon Wheeler, and Kathy Murphy. OUII C CHI' LlI'1101'S HGENERALLY SPEAKING . . . Mr. Anthony Chiarilli, of Pontiac North- ern's English Department, explains to his attentive General English class the glories of Homer's Illiad. Lvl IS THIS NATURAL? . . . These juniors are catching up on last minute homework before school. They are, from L. to R., Terry Patterson, Norm Norgren, Nancy Norberg, Chuck Lam- bert, Karen Marien, and Mark Smith. 4 Participate in Many Activities JUST ONE MORE TIME, MISS GELHORNH . . . requests Flora Mc- Cartney and Steve Lang. Most juniors who are planning on going to college take Algebra. I Q4 J ONE ICE CREAM SANDWICH PLEASE . . . says April Krupa as Norris Erickson looks on. These are just two of the many juniors who buy their lunches here at noontime. ' i . i fi I 1 i 'Q ' I 4 2 A ,,l'v l.' . I 'ZW' 3 fi, f A is jf ' r , Y A in 1 : I 1 Z . 1 4 4 4 f 'J ff 'Ss ia ' ' in fix bs., I 1 . M J at 7 L - f 4 li 1 I 1 ' i ll . g, . 'L A hm-'pf fa. .. f, xg 1 52. fm-V Q., -, A Mmm sf' - ' Q fl vm f M 'Yu THAT GLORIOUS DAY IN MAY . . . Here is the junior Prom committee working on plans for the prom to he held in May. They are L. to R. Kathy Murphy. co- chairmang Linda Larson, refreshmentsg Terry Patterson, hand: Sharon Fidler. decorations: April Krupa, tickets: Nancy Norherg, patrons: Mike Riharb, coat checkg Chris Payne: post-dance: Sharon Wheeler. co-chairman. 5 2 9 THE TIME IS HERE . . . These happy juniors are enjoying themselves at their prom. They are L. to R. jo- Ann Voynar, Larry Nonnan, Sharon Fidler, Darrell Frazier, Terri LaFrance, Louie Norherg, Kathy Murphy, Lynn johnson, Flora McCartney, and Art Solomon. 2. Www --Q. ,az rv , any ' Rita Peterson Brenda Pierce Jerry Pirochta George Plvmer Louis Potts ancy horbcig Terry Patterson Chris avnc A 'Ci Q: . - jU IORS I Oanne john Pease David Pence John Pence Diane Perry Margaret Peterson t N I X Ou . I ,av 1 W. 'Y f l .. , g A , - Y 1- ir - ,C ,' ,IQOUIC kfrhefg Larry Norman ' M- A I V S swmvgw I x 4 'S nf 1 '- . P . A ,, ' -Cz! 5 ' lm Pfvvff Gary Puckett Agp sn.. ..- , o bf Q ..-: 7 13 ' ef is S 'Yip Q 4 1 9 A , 'msg ,X if A I' 4 in. 'H Mi , . it al' ' . I., Q. ' 1 W 43 ,. ' ji! .X ' ' jim Rowe Carol Schultz Robert Schunk Bill Sevon Mike Shelley Dave Shields P M 1 . L ' 1 A - fm, A -'2: , 'f ,. ,S 9,g,'fe21t,, ' Q g?p? f' E-'-Fzrfl'.E.'3Ina'-'-1-E.:'.3f ifwzitmliiit N' V : ' :WG'::1'-'K-.z'.1'-'f MXH' 2, e 5 .Lf-it ' '.KFmi3.-J-isQ,-:f-if-me iw-inw.f?hfl1 . s Xe nf fi 'ip ' Y V, NW 'T , ,f lie. K , , . , ,k Q Tie., ox ., ,,'hn? 1 ,V Ag 0 , 1 , 1 5 ff? P ff 1-1 Q Q Qi . SB 'ft ,Mx R f f 4 S Mike Rihari' Judi Robinson 1 ,f f .kk 4 Doug Robbins Don RUSS Q Betty Roberts A , A 'S' ,. if S ,B X GZ .X 1. R nf ttf' 4 I S 1:':Z1'Zf!sYff:5Q'Gif 1... ,. IHVIORS f - f ' Ron Rowe 1 I, Annette Sfhrztm f 'M' Z ---' f et, 2355- R S ya Q ' H-.J sau 'Wqa-'W' kfiafselzat. .. 'gfiffg-, ' I, I Z HT. 51- A4 If ZA 22,1 4 'S , I Q W' ' 4 1 f N 2' cf- 147 ff- il ,V f Hn- 5 h- W., f .,...,, ' F .A ...gf W I . --fri' 4' R , l ? - r fm f,,x x X 4 Don Shoemaker A 'W '1 Ralph Sicuranza M Vg: S if in-72 V ,, -,., Roger Sisk Y, ,,,f I 'rg I 'WL-1 Jilll -5333 vT : , X Carol .Xnn Smith I x X , tx A Vi Donna Smith Muck Smith Barbara Smolich Salldfa Smith Roger Sneecl walne Smuh Art Solomon UNIORS - 97 is 'Q' Ray Smith R ' 1. 2 .X .V Ax , 41, .. . 'Y S 2 Z X I I ',.. fv- D -v ' s ,. 1 A .ff , I 3. 6' 2 C r -if .1-T 6 ... -,- it 8 f , as ,115 JDM Y--nv EL an 'N .- ex , fx x N 's if E , 'JN' wr gf ai' A S. ,, 1 11' 1176 4 V Z , ,.., i '97 'WWW' Ji' ' if ,. 'Z X I 1 fi 4 ,,., In in . ...neu-4 K Q ,, ' 'im , sw ' ff-3 ' 0 , 4--..,, 4 4' sy, - x ,,,'4sg. 1 X 4 -'2,,....'1. . X' , 'g .M-,g,,. --1.3 ,Qi -ip, -5. - . 2...,-'Zn V - . . 4... 1 Q.: H' 4' ' 17... f 'Tr' ' 1 , 1. s , lah C: I ff'- - , 'U vu Y 2 V fskw. fo A,.Gg2:,'. 7 f .H g ,u .Q ,s v :rf 1?-'.'.X - -H ',1.,- V W-. :KK ' 5 1 S I l ' if Q un- Z' V? I ,sat ,um 0, in 1 U nlxnunl 4 ,N ' f ll num . ' I ata I t, .. . 'Y'P.',' ....,....u.. f CS Q Rusty Tllcker nv jackie Vatllntl 1 Ken Vain Ilibber I Don Vance Malvina Vogler 'f I' lf' THU Larry Thomas Mary Thompson Larry Threet Michele Tubbs jim Spencer Sue Speratos Pam Stamper Bob Starkey Jan Starkey Sharon Stickle Barbara Stone Karen Sturges Art Swartz Curtis Talley Alvin Tank Judy Taylor john Teachworth Perry Tison Carol Trebault I v ' if JoAnn Voynar f mil David Wade W QQ, 3,5 gl ' Diane Walter 4 ' V53 5- Pat Mlampler ' ' f Dale Warner ,it V 'K .X' Ed YVasik ' A ' Della lVassemiller ' - ps Genevieve Weaver ti, . Karen'lVellington ,, , -gi, Lois Wheaton -' l , 1 ll M l W. Sharon YVheeler V' tl Berardine lvilliams ' W a Carmen Williams ' A Gary Nlilliams 1 Karen X'Villia1ns l I . Kathleen Williams Lynn lVilliams Peggy Wilks Mike Wilson 'YY f 'W ,,,, xv ,xx VXA 7'2 'tg l Toni YVood Bill Young Donna Young 4-was QW SINGING FOR ALL THEY'RE WORTH . . . are the Northern Crystalaires. They are, from L. to R., Karen Marien, Nancy Hihbard, Pat Wampler. Sandy Lockwood. Linda Coleman, Sharon Stickle, and jackie Vallad. 2nd row: Charlotte johnson, Lynn Anderson, Linda Larson Mary Lou Highhaugh, Marcy Ann Kloka, Susan jones, Flora McCartney, and Diana Haines. The Crystalaires are a group of junior girls who have many outside singing engagements as well as singing at many school activities. .A ' Y . 6 1 X I W if ,qw J , 4. X -,j Q 4 73- A:-I , -. ,fu l 1 if' 'hw-v-0' as Q U .vt 1. , I i .1 vb-' ' ' Al 41.L.'ikefL L N51 If ...- as 5 if Q w 2 QW JUNIORS - 99 '2 l:si'1 ,.. .Q ORGANIZATIONS . . O'cr the land of the free . . . flies the flag of the United States. just as the United States is an or- ganization of states, so the clubs of Pontiac Northern an organization ol' students. Students may chonse, from among clubs of sell-improve ment, of preparation for occupations. for service to the community and school, of spiritual inspiration, and clubs for fun and recreation. Club meetinis and cooperative projects re- quire t at students learn a fair sem, of sportsmanship and a cooperative attitude. 'Besides promoting school islgirit and a cooperative attitude, SC 001 organizations prepare the nactivcstudent for a useful adult life. ggi l 'gnu sg .+, r 1, ,fs f-' 'NN PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Mal Qswald Mike Plourde SECRETARY Kariene W aiton TREASURER Shirley Parent Student Council is the Center The Student Council is gathered to plan future school activities. This year through the efforts of the members, thirty-eight com- plete thanksgiving baskets were sent to needy families. They also sponsored the second annual homecoming dance with the crown- ing of queen, Sandy Barrie and king, Mike STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER W 'T 'lag XX lb 'ti eg ,,. REPRESENTE.D . . . is each homeroom as they elect one representative who attends the Student Council meet- ing each Wednesday morning and then reports back to the students. L. to R. fseatedj Mal Oswalt president, Karlene Walton secretary, Mike Plourde vice-president, and Shirley Parent treasurer, lst row: Carol Chamberlain, Karen Marien, Sharon Wheeler, Sue Hawisher, Betty Stevel, Jeanette Whitlock, 2nd row: Eileen Edgeworth, ORGANIZATIONS - 102 ...,,xxJ Sharon Fidler, Carol Henderson, Joanne Voyner, Flora McCartney, Sharon Verwey, Darlandze Johnson, Susan jones, 3rd row: janet Suckow, Sandy Barrie, Charlene Holdriclge, Nancy Norberg, Sharon Bratt, Carolyn Mills, Sally Young, Mary Lou l-Iighbaugh, Nina Ifoberts, 4th row: Susan Sparks, Penny Pritchard, Dorothy Boyd, Jerry Menter, Connie Mineweaser, Marcy Ann Kloka, Brenda Massey, Sandy Lockwood. V 'm5f8.f..7:,--f.,,..,.V , .,,, 5 I of All Student Activities Plourde. The election of officers the second semester has again put Mal Oswalt, Mike Plourde and Shirley Parent in office with Carolyn Mills as the only new officer. This spring the council plans to have a magazine drive They plan to secure a foreign student for 1961 with this money. if od? ii , 1 1 fn : 'W' Z f M i , ' PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Mal Oswald Mike Plourde W SECRETARY TREASURER Carolyn Mills Shirley Parent STUDENT COUNCII. REPRESENTATIVES SECOND SEMESTER , , 'saga THEY RUN OUR GOVERNMENT . . . The job of these Second Semester Student Council Representatives is to make laws for the student body to follow, approve constitutions of newly organized clubs, and promote inter- school relations. All future plans will be concerned with the foreign exchange student who will attend Northern in the fall. Left to Right, lst row, are Georgia McSkulin, Mal Oswalt, Sandy Barrie, Barb Van Horn, Jeanette Whit- lock, Colleen Richardson. 2nd row: Sandy Treich., Linda Larson, Mary Lou Highbaugh, Richard Gould, Nina Roberts, Bea Stephens, Sue Scott, Diana Hunter, Charlotte Johnson. 3rd row: Charlene Holdridge, Flora McCartney, Nancy Norberg, Shirley Parent, Diane Pepper, Sharon Bratt, Carolyn Mills, Barbara Bayley, Cheryl Coggins, Darlandze johnson, Sharon McWethy. 4th row: Judy Kern, Penny Pritchard, janet Suckow, Steve Lang, Mike Plourde, Fred Garchow, Al Olson, Don Glowaz. Ken Freeman, Bema Koenig, Nicole Kniffen, Bonnie Plummer. ORGANIZATIONS 1.-.-,vc i...w,f,,-.rrz::-:nr,I..L.T ... -, -- r - '-- -. AAN? BIBLE CLUB GIVES SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE 'F el SPIRITI AL Cl IDA the people in the Bible Club every DeXVeese, Marsha Deeg, row: Barbara Everett, Becky at Gaines, Karen Lundeen, Pam Mrs. Staellson. 2nd row: Mr. I HI fseatedy Sue Keesling, lst Jolene Chandler. Jamer Colburn, Kathleen Lacey. Sue jones. Karlene IValton, Carmen Williams, Margaret IVhite, Nina Thompson, 3rd row: Peggy Cone, Terri Lalfrance. Karen YVilliams, Sandy Gray, Norman Moore, Marcy Ann Kloka, Linda Lake, Bonnie Lambert, Sandy Dalby. HSCRUTINIZINC- . . .the next ture are Marsha Deeg. Vice-President dent Tom Eley as they pick out passages for Bible Club. 1 ORCAN IZATIONS - 104 SCTIP- l,l'C'Sl CLUB IN ACTION . . . on every morning at eight o'clock. Tom Iiley the president is leading the group in spiritual deiotions. The Bible Club is a fellowship offered to students who are interested in spiritual matters. The club meets once a week before school for a period of devotion. The meeting usually starts by singing hynms. Then either a guest speaker or a student is asked to talk to the group. The students from ten to fifteen different churches felt that by their presence the school's moral tone has im- proved. They encourage others to regularly study the Bible and attend church. , 3756? I f' GYM ASSISTANTS HHELPERS IN,ACTION are Miss Mc- Conne1's Gym Assistants. Their duties are to take attendance, check towels and maintain the equipment. They also teach others the funda- mentals of swimming, basketball and badminton and often referee during the class games. L. to R. Tiny Colpus, Jeanette Whitlock, Margo Ed- wards, Carmen Williams, Carol Schultz, Mary STUDENTS ASSIST TEACHERS AND STUDENTS 'M . ,t,, ' fi- .a 1 .f -'if ' ' Lou Teets, Judy Johnson. ,, ,J 5.514 wg ' V, ll' I 4 WERE FROM NORTHERN prouder couldn't be, say the members of the Pep Club. L. to R. Lynda Hogg president, Pam Hun'ley secretary, Barbara Berry- man treasurer, Sue Jones vice-president, lst row: Jackie Morris, Barbara Everett, Linda Larson, Carmen Williams, Joanne Kallas, Mal Oswalt, Sandy Barrie, Tiny Colpus, Madelyn Nance, Jeanette Whitlock, 2nd row: Sue Scott, Mary Ann Edwards, Sharon Fidler, Sharon Wheeler, Audley Ladd, Annette Schram, Carol Schultz, Karen Hogan, Charlotte DeRousse, Ruth Benner, Judy Runyon, Judy Johnson, Georgia McSkulin, Sue Speratos, 3rd row: PEP CLUB LEADS NORTHERN'S SPIRIT Pep Club helps to promote school spirit in several ways. Every week members gather in the cafeteria to make signs and place them around the school. They also sell programs and shakers at home games, and promote pep assemblies and dances. This year a card section headed by Judy Kern was organized to booster the cheering at games. UHOIV ABOUT THIS . . . Lynda Hogg asks David Everett. They are painting one of the many signs which the Pep Club uses at our sports events. .a-iw.. 7 T2 if Sharon Burklow, Cookie Lampi, Mary Lou Highbaugh, Jean Leach, Nancy Norberg, Ellen Duse, Joy Rattew, Karen Christenson, Sharon Verwey, April Krupa, Sandra Dalby, Shirley Parent, Carolyn Mills, Berna Koenig, Mary Lou Teets, Marty Sousanis, 4th row: Cheryl Coggins, Linda Lake, Sharon Molyneaux, Saundra DeFlorio, Carla Doolin, Pat Wellman, Kathy Murphy, Jim Capistrant, Jerry Heard, Dick Pointon, Dave Everett, Dennis Harbert, Marcy Ann Kloka, Caroline Davis, Judy Kern, Carolyn Vance, Janet Suckow, Carolyn Cudnohufsky. URCQANlZA'l'lONS l 1 1 -nnuu.,Q,f4a .. Q THIS IS AN INTERESTING ARTICLE . . . says April Krupa. She and Pam Morris are reading one of the news- papers which they receive from other schools around the country. In this way Polaris can compare themselves with other papers in the nation. ORGANIZATIONS - l06 ANOTHER DEADLINE CROWS NEAR . . . with Eileen Edgeworth, Saundra Dcflorio and Ellen Duse burning the midnight oil to get the paper out. School Paper- o Easy job Polaris is a member of the International Press Asso- ciation. It's workers, many of which are enrolled in Quill and Scroll, meet sixth or third ho-ur to scout around for any news happening in our school. Someone is always dashing to Cc-ntral's printers, the engravers or to the advertisers. Proofreading and developing pictures keep the rest of the staff in trim. Occasionally the staff goes on field trips such as a visit to Chief Pontiac Engraving or perhaps to the Michi- gan Interscholastic Press .Association meeting being held in Birmingham. 'Q' A SUMMIT MEETING . . . of the Polaris staff is called by Mrs. Morrow. L. to R. Qseatedj Sandy Dalby, April Krupa, Kiane Walter, Saundra DeFlorio, Pam Morris, 'FCHECKING COPY . . . is one of the most important facets of the newspaper business. Mrs. Morrow wants to make sure that all the names and facts have been correctly spelled. 'W' 3 mmm . P - V MCAUGHT IN THE ACT . . . of loafing on the job are Dick Pointon and Pat Largent, look- ing over an issue of a Polaris. Dick Pointon is the sports editor of the paper, while Pat is the feature editor. jean Isbell, Qstandingj Ed Lewis, Dan Nadeau, Eileen Edgeworth, Dick Pointon, Mrs. Morrow, Sharon Verwey, jim Sisk, Ellen Duse, Bill Mathisen. DEADLINING . . . Polaris, the school newspaper. which is printed bi-weekly, serves to acquaint the student body with current school events. The efforts of many interested students and sponsor, Mrs. Ann Morrow, results in a four page newspaper containing feature articles, general it 'aww Q15 Q . , , 7 2 ?Ww 'W'Ew 'i is f ,gs , ,t 4 t f , 02, ffl ii i it fi 2 - -X N it, 1 , - 4 F TURN OFF THAT LIGHT . . . You know that film can only be changed in the dark. jim 'Sisk and Bill Math- lsen are checking over a camera for the Polaris staff in the dark room. All pictures for the paper are taken bv the student photographers. ORG XNIZATIONS - 101 v r- 4 news, editorials. and sports coverage. Staft members. Left to Right, lst row: Frank Phelps, lim Hamilton, Ken Hall, Diane WV:-ilter, Karen Phillips, April Krupa, Janet Hal- dane. 2nd row: Dan Nadeau, Tohv Contor. 3rd row: Connie Simmons, lim Hughes, McEachare, Rick Fisher, Becky jerry Menter. Iudi Mlhitlock. Jane Stimson, Bob Kuhn, 4, A 5 A-.XS s ...L ' 1'A .....-t . UPARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS7'- SI K msn, 1 .bg PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT ...V as these members of the Lrench and Spanish club hope to gain more knowl- edge about their languages. The club provides practice beyond class time for speaking and hearing. French and Spanish by the use of foreign languages during meetings. Pictures slides reports singing songs and playing games increase the knowledge of foreign customs and cultures. Members are L. to R. lst row: Jackie Morris Lois Rey- nolds Joan Uavis Toni Nura Cathy Lake, Judy Runyon. Colleen Richardson, and Annette Sch.ram. ond. row: Nancy Norburg, Sue Scott Pam Huntly, Mary Simpson Darlangze ohnson, Shirley Parent Cathy Marsac and Beatrice Step- hens, 3rd. row: Shirley Keneipp Bill Lightcop kick Pointon, Jim Leahy Phil M ells, Dan McGreen Judy Kern and Carolyn Mills. MANY ENJOY LANCUACES f . if t rZst'r2. M 1 X SCHOOL DISC-JOCKEYSH . . . are the Spanish and Judy Runyon, Darlandze Johnson, George Kovack, fstand- French Lab Assistants. They play and monitor the records ingj Mr. Gray, Kathie Chandler, Sue DeWeese, Marsha and tapes desired by the students in the lab as well as Deeg, Pam Jones, Marlis Rassier, Nancy Codley, Ed Lewis, other lab work assigned by Mr. Gray. Class students must Dennis Cox, Charles Riley, Mark Smith, Janet Lauinger, listen to these recordings for five hours per marking Charlotte Johnson, Dianne Dumity, Dorothy Deaton, Alice period furnished by six different sources. L. to R. Csittingj Cooper, Tom Eley, Nicole Kniffen, Nancy Allen. Judy Kern, Colleen Richardson, Joan Davis, Sue Scott, ORC ANIZATIONS - H18 . .JL V. THE :GIRL'S PRIDE AND JOY OUR PRIDE IN RED AND VVHI'l'E , . . are the letter winners of Pontiac High. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote athletic interests and perpetuate good sportsmanship. L. to R., lst row: Bruce Norton. Steve Thompson, Dick Pointon, Winifred Miracle, jerry Mineweaser, Ed Murray, jim Miller. 2nd row: L. to R.: Mr. Willson, Mike .Merwin, Mal Oswatt, Richard Gould, Tom Eley, Ben Chancey, Tom Hill, Ken Kimmel, Louie Norberg. 3rd row, L. to R.: Mr. Marsh, Rick Fisher, Iohn Kerns, Garry Reynolds, Dewey Reeves, Phil Mlilliams, Marty Everett, Bill Chapa, lim Capistrant, jeff Braunagel. Mr. Fear. 4th row, L. to R.: Mr. Schmidt, Dale Harvey. Tom Hawke. Don Ross, Don Clowaz, Bill Mathisen, Lottie Cascadden, Dave Fox, jerry Heard, Mike Ploude, Chris Payne, Mr. johnson. 5th row, I.. to R.: Mr. Mlilson, Bill Young, Phil Mlells, Gary Holtz, Dave Moczarski, Dave TerMarsl1, Ted Lorenzen. Dennis Harbert, Dave Shields. john Frkkiea. Chuck Lambert, Don Maxim. Mike Fedynik, Fred Kern, Mr. Hall. HOCKEY CLUB BRINGS XVINTER FUN J . ..-...?f.wMiM...3.,.,,.,h,,. , .-..,...W.,,..Q..,.... .,.sa,.., ,,,.. , W. .. A KM Vw, v D K my-My N., l HOCKEY ENTHUSIASTSH . . . are the members of Northern's Hockey Club. Sponsored bv Mr. Peter Evarts the Hockey Club was organized in 1958 and plays in regular city league at Northside Skating Rink. Wendell Olk, Ralph Lane, Larry Quick and john Kennall, who are graduates of Pontiac Northern also enjoy participating in ffl the club activities. The members looking forward to a good season in l86l-62 are L. to R., First Row: Doug Gray, jim Hunt and Bobby Young. L. to R., Second Row: are Bill Chapa, Chuck Mick, Tom Zink. Bob Arinstrong, Lynn johnson, Ken Hall and Mr. Evarts sponsor. Student Union Gives 'WVHAT WOULD YOU ADVISE Shirley Parent asks Mr. Corbiel about one of the problems which occur on her job as business manager. The Student Union provides a system which enables Northern students to attend all our sport events at a very low price. The ticket is an admittance to all home games of basketball, football, swimming and wrestling including junior Varsity compe- tition. A ,subscription to the Polaris as well as an Avalanche is included. This year the STUDENT UNION REPRESENTATIVES FIRST SEMESTER CG? ,-. AY QE' S'I'UDElY'I' UNION ASSlS'I'ANTS . . . represent each Mary Matheny, 2nd row: Barbara Everett Penny Pritch- thircl hour class to pass out the Polaris and the Avalanche ard, Sandra Dalby, Mary Ann Kloka fini row. Lan L. to R. lst row: 'liiny Colpus, Sue jones, Pat Wellman, Threet, Dave 1:0X,,,Bill Chapa, Shar0n'MCWethv Y . . ..t.rr...Ln...., .., More for Less Student Union plans three assemblies for its members. L. to R. . fseatedj Shirley Par- ent Ruth Ann Kramp Carolyn Mills Mr. Corbiel fstandingj Mal Oswalt Sandy Bar- rie Carolyn Vance, Sue Speratos Jerry Heard Pat McBride Ellen Duse Madelyn Nance. ,ff ,,-- EFFICIElNT BUSINESS . . . is the motto of Ruth Ann Kramp Assistant Business Manager and Carolyn Mills, Secretary and Treasurer. They are busy checking receipts for the members of Student Union. STUDENT UNION REPRESENTATIVES SECOND SEMESTER 'THIRD HOUR REPRESENTATIVES . . . are the Student Union Representatives of Second Semester. Their responsibilities consist of distributing school newspapers and yearbooks during the third hour. Left to Right, lst row: Georgia McSkulin, Judy Reed, Lorraine McWethy, Barb Baldwin, Geraldene Pheiffer, Bea Stephens, Georgia Koston, Marti Sousanis. Barb VanHorn. Shirley Reed. 2nd row: Karen VVellington, Marieclith Cascaddan, Clara Lee Vallrath, Pat Wellman. Joyce McBurney, David Slater, Penny Pritchard, Carolyn Mills, Diane Neidrick. Nancy Norberg. 3rd row: Neil Mfilliams, Dale Harvey, Dan Nadeau, Winfred Miracle, Mike Hlellman, David TerMarsh. David Moczarski, Ken Freeman, Marty Everett. Parky johnson, Gerry Cudnohufsky. A 1 P W - ..uIZ......L.1 STUDENTS HELP STUDENTS AT LUNCH Qt Hifi 'su P . ' gg REEF , . in PW Mn'- 3 gmni f ,-.--.f . ,V if ,. , ,. I 335555. lf 1 X3 : far- ral I L' V gli . , .. HEFFICIENT SALESMENU . . . Cashiers and food servers are these cafeteria helpers which assist the student body during lunch. These student assistants sell milk, hot dogs. sandwiches, ice cream and donuts. Others help serve food 'bv is 4 Yip- W. .. . .. ' in the cafeteria lunch line operating cash registers. From Left to Right are Ruth Vanwoert. Peggy Cone. Ronnie Brown, Sandy Simon, Dave Fox. Jim Imboden Daxe Sherman, and Chuck Lambert. LEARNING OFF TO WORK . . . are Doris Ellis and janet Bunch as they leave for their jobs secured through Cosop. The Co-op Club members receive on-the- job training after a half-day of school. Mr. Roslel helos the members secure their jobs while the employer grades their work. ORGANIZATIONS - ll2 46,0 ., ao paws PART TIME WORKERS . . . are these Co-op Club members who receive on-the-job training. janet Bunch was sent as represen- tative to the Annual Delegates Congress of the Cooperative Educa- tion Club of Michigan held traditionally at St. Mary's Lake Camp north of Battle Creek. The complete club membership attends the Annual Spring Conference of the state organization during the month of April. The club meets thc secohd Thursday of the month, alternating between Northern and Central. Pizza parties. 7ff1A 7.fl1-. USHERS AID AT ASSEMBLIES - 1 'SNIILIWG SERVICE . . . ' given by the Ushers Club at all social events at Northern. Plays concerts festivals 1.T.S.A. meetings all function smoothly due to the un- rewarded help of the ushers. Presently the members of the Usher Club are looking forward to new uniforms. Members are L. to R. President- udy Hickman Vice Pres- ON THE JOB ls, ident-Dave Minthorn, Secretary-janet Haldane Treasurer- Dalbert Lake' Iudy Reed Pam Morris, Barbara Stone Liz Sumner. 3rd row: Doris Carson Marsha Deeg Pat Burch anet Lauinger Karen Classon Becky Hunt. Mr. Friebe Sponsor. 4th row: Linda Lake. ackie Horton Carol Wlright, john Pence, ack Brownell, Clara Volrath. Karen Hlilliams 099 ws-vt mv X , M t. skating and sleigh rides, swimming and Christmas parties, Thanks- ivin baskets make u some of the activities involving the follow 8 8 ' P A ' ing members. First row L. to R. Donna Wright, janet Bunch, Sandra Vallad, Jeanne Popour, 2nd row: Karen Wiscombe, Linda McCollum, Barbara Herdener, Judy Gage, Doris Ellis, 3rd row: Sall Youn Linda Clarkson, Carol Webb, Dan Chamberlain, Bar- Y gf ' bara Terry, and Charlene Holdridge. RIGHT THIS WAY . . . is the motto of the Ushers club sponsored by Mr. Friebe. The ushers are present at all plays or concerts at our school and take tickets and guide ticket hold- ers to their seats. At the doorway of the auditorium Marsha Deeg and Al- berg Lake welcome us in. ORGANIZATIONS - 1 Qfmgf The Pontiac Northern UONETH'5T H '1- O HREE . . . says lontiac North- ern Band Director, Mr, Eldon Rosegart .The highlight of the l960-1961 hand actixities was the opportunity to play during intermission at the nationally telexisetl Lions-Rams football game. , fr z 4 V S ag wi K este l if wmv 5 1 , as xx a .S , if , 1 SMlI,INC SERVICE . . . is given hy Band Secretaries, left to right, Janice Buehre, jackie Horton and Nancy Norherg, Correspondence and attendance are major responsibilities car- ried out hy the secretaries. f .4 Q Q A t c sswtem K 4 Q, 2 f fa 5 ,, ? it Z , 4 HOURS, HOURS AND HOURS . . . of practice in both playing and marching are responsible for the show- ing made hy P.N.H.S, Band in their appearances at all home football games. The thirty-three regularly enrolled ORGANIZATIONS - ll4 hand members joined with the vocal department in pre senting Northern's Christmas Concert. Dinner, a movig and attendance of the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra Cdn cert constituted a night of recreation for band members an ew Uniforms BRAND NEl'V ' . . . are the uniforms newly arrived and worn by Pontiac Northern Band members. Vlith the addition of uniforms a uniform committee has been formed, Members are. L. to R.: Audrey Ladd, Ernie Humphreys, Roger Richards, and Nancy XVilliams. 4 , r. A l'L,XCIE I-'OR FYERYTHINKQ IXND liYliRY- THING IN IIS l'I.,XCI2 . . . proper care :intl storage of instruments is important in any band. suis Ilill Basinger and Ilzixifl johnson as tlicx plane their instruments in storage. I 1 Y' MQW' ' Www Members, L. to R., are jackei Horton, janice Buehre, Audrey Ladd, Bill Basinger, and Bob Travis. '3rd row: Jackie Morris, Nancy Norberg, JoAnn Voynar. 2nd row: Perry Tison, Roger Richards, George Fowler, Dave john- Nancy Williams, Barbara Baldwin, Norma Huleth, Karen son, Mike johnson. Ron Crenshaw, Garry Llovd iAlan Wellington, Delores Dumity, Pam Harroun, Larry Henry, Somers, Richard Ayres. and Ernest Humphw. I y ORGANIZATIONS FUTURE TEACHERS LEARN ABOUT TEACHING 1. 7 4.1 if Q . lr . ... 3'5- WWM if 1 ' f' , ' ' +1 xi '03 :Ar U ': ea n , 4 f I 1. ,Q J v' , f' O' y Q Q 3' f Ky ,H 8 Q 4 1' KP l f, X .1 1 Lil. 0, Q- 1 A sms f v 5 ,, I Q- k ,nt J, 7 . .f 5426 f : - ,f M an an .. , ,I r an 'v 4 H - . ff 1 X X. . L! Fl'Tl'RE EDUCATORSU . . . are these members of the Future Teachers Club. Club members willinqlv served as open house guides and they made 100 party favors for the Lapeer Children's Home at Christmas time. Participating under the sponsorship of Mr. Glen Cheek are, seated, L. to R.: Barbara Berryman, President: Ken Marsh, Vice- President: Barbara Everett, Secretary: Shirley Keneipp. Treasurer. 2nd row: Georgia McSkulin, Cynthia Curtis. Pam jones. Kathie Chandler, Linda Larson, Charlotte DeRousse, Colleen Richardson. 3rd row: Karen Christen- son, Trudy Louinger. Marv Lou Hiqhbough, janet Suckow, Sharon Burklow, Pam Parker, Iudy Runyan, Mr. Cheek. 4th row: jo-Alyce Peterson. Susie Franklin, Berna Koenig, ,Iackie Horton, Diana Haines, Bonnie Plummer, judv Kern and Terri LaFrance. A OFFICE ASSISTANTS M ai Q. l N uw aff' i 'MU 7.1.3, ax . .ff 'H -..: TOP LEVEL CONFICRIENCEN . . . of I-'uture Teachers President, Barb Berryman, and mem- ber, -judy Runyan, toiuerns the hoped for pos- sibility of a cadet teething program for club members. Cadet tezuhmg has proved beneficial in other areas providing on-the-job training for teachers to be. ORCANIZATIONS - ll6 'T LEARNING BY DOING . . . are the attendance office assistants. Valuable experience in diplomacy and general clerical duties is gained from assisting in the performance of attendance takers The assistants pick up the absent FUTURE NURSES EXPLORE NURSING -ei: iff HEALTH AND HEART . . . are needed to pursue the nursing profession. Members of the Future Nurses' Club help in community X-ray projects, plan field trips, and invite guest speakers to discuss areas of the nursing field. Members are. L. to R.: Claralee Vollrath, Georgia TAKE ATTENDANCE gg, slips, answer the phone tor Mr. McCracken and sort out the attendance cards at the beginning of each semester. L. to R. are Martha Mallory, Peggy Cone,, Lynda Jorden, ' Carol Lehman, Beverly Herdener, and Jolene Hudnell. McSkulin. Pat Wampler and the sponsor, Miss Gelborn. 2nd row are Pam Edwards. Charlotte Rutherford, Jolene Gaines, Judy Mclsaac, Sharon Stadler, and Nancy Allen. 3rd row are Jolene Hudnell, Diane Dumity. Janet Hal- dane, Mary Simpson, Karen Lundeen. Carol Lehman, and Gayle Dupuis. lllltljh .. ' ' lLLNESS IS FElGNED . . . by Georgia Mc- Skulin, as a worried Claralee Vollrath takes her pulse. Practicing up on procedures during an illness is fun and informative for both members of th.e Future Nurses' Club. ORGANIZATIONS pf 'K.'l...,a., . wr.-Q 4 YW 3 . nn- 'lXCICl7R.XCY . . . says Barb Terry, counts as much as speecl. As a member of junior Secre- taries, Barb is practicing for the work meetings when the members type for school projects. Be- sicles general clerical cluties the girls learn Club Members Participate UM,-XY I HELI' YOl'? . . . is often heard by people calling Pontiac Northern. Girls with a stucly hall may request for work on the switchboarcl. Besicles taking calls they bring messages to teachers ancl students ancl give general information about the school to callers. Many of the new girls come in before school in orcler to become familiar cliplomacy ancl experience in the business worlcl. JUNIOR SECRETARIES GAIN EXPERIENCE 6 .f ' .., vs 1 .1-v C? 1 fl l ,J y ,I l l s v 'Hb Y --FUTURE snc:RErRAms . . . mm to develop knowl- V eclge of the business worlcl ancl provicle for stuclent leacler- ship ancl clirectecl recreation. The club plans fielcl trips to offices and has cliscussions by outsicle speakers. L. to R. lst row: Barbara Terry, Janet Bunch, Jeanette Whitlock, Carolyn Vancge, 2ncl row: Rose Kosheba, joy Rattew, Toni ORGANIZATIONS - l I8 X-X 5 'lfl,f? U T Neira, Ellen Duse, Mary Ann Matheny, Diane Walter, 3rcI row: Genevieve Weaver, Charlotte Rutherforcl, Brenda Talley, Cookie Lampi, joAnn Voynar, Peggy Cone, Andrey Laclcl, Pamela Stamper, 4th row: Rita Peterson, Carol Webb, Nan Hughes, Karen Williams, Margaret Peterson, Carol Blasingame, Sue Speratos, Mrs. West. V .. W in Many Activities Z4 with the switchboard. Working in the office gncs a person some of the necessary office experience she needs, especially if one wants to become a telephone operator. L. to R. are: Karlene Y'Valton, Judy johnson, Karen Clas- son, Bea Stephens, Geri Pfeiffer, Becky Hicks, Lenora Ottsvig, and Sue DeWeese. 'es sv f'Whi,.,..W e-we 'Wanna fi I REMEMBER THAT . . . are the expressions of Sandra Vallad, Mary Mann, and Carla Pierce as they look over the Future Homemakers scrapbook. In the scrapbook are programs and pictures of the regional seven meeting of the I-'ulure Homemakers that was at PN with North- ern's Chapter as hostess. PREPARING FOR THAT SPECIAL DAY am' - f in ab 127 THE WAY TO A MAN'S HEART . . . For a money making project the Future Homemakers sold chenille poodles and perfume. During Christmas the club sold coursages and decorative items for presents. Every .year during the exams lemonade is sold as a between test re- f 'w eizxiizgfgy-X E qu as Q 5 , if freshment. L. to R. lst row: Sandra Vallad. Carla Pierce, Mary Lynn Mann, 2nd row: Shirley Green, Bea Stephens, Pam Parker, Camille Perrier. 3rd row: Susan Cohh, janet Lauinger, Jan Gibson, Terri LaFrance. Geri Pfeiffer. Mrs. Squires. -A ORGANIZATIONS - ll Avalanche Staff Preserves a isis Ai V 0 'boil aim ' Q .1 W . SCHEDULE AND RESCHEDULF' . . . is a rigorous' task Set before schedulers Sue jones and Cookie Lampi. Supervising the operation is Mr. Kenneth Ferguson, Avalanche advisor. EDITOR Brenda Keesling E 4 a l l i ,i 'Q il U lil ,, P l i gil l ig i i 1 ii 1 ' '- l vi 1 1 5 THE WHOLE GANG . . . gathers around 3 tgglglg 10 operation among staff memhers. Avalanche Staff members 1 discuss new ideas, produttion problems, and individual HTC- ISI TUW- I.. to R.: Cookie Lampi, Sally Mapley. plans. Yearbook production requires teamwork and eoa CCUVSI3 KOSUW- Kmen CUHSICIISOH. April KTIIPH. Linda l l l il N -1 :4 . lil ll ,I ll I li I l .3 ll ll. fl 3 ,I gl It il :Q JUNIORS SQ'l'HOlVlORES ODDS AND ENDS l Karen Christenson Shlflcl' Kefwipp Judy Kern 4 ORGANIZATIONS - 120 I , Year of Histor in the Yearbook LJ' in J FACULTY AND SPORTS SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS Ruth Benner Cookie Lampi Barbara Everett 1 i l f i , , f :'1 , l il g . rr 5 if L f 1 7 I 't Larson, Marcie Kloka, and Sue Jones. 2nd row: Iudy Kern, Ruth Benner, Brenda Keesling, Mr. Ferguson, Barb Everett, and Shirley Keneipp. Yearbook production commences with- the preparation of a dummy book the previous year. After selection of an approp- riate theme and cover for the yearbook, dummy boards are planned, pictures sched- uled, pictures taken and cropped, copy is written, and the paste-up job is completed. The final step is taken when dummy boards are sent to be printed, and staff members are free to plan for the next year's yearbook. se' QW' JT' ' ,,,,,,,,Wy s re r 6 i I A ,7-is vw A A 1. , ---- is I r 4 i 'i,,'i'Qqf. ,,.v,., : If t f QKQQQT si W 3 AN IMPORTANT ITEM . . . such as the cropping of yearbook pictures is worthy of discussion. Discussing the possibilities of the pictures are croppers Marcie Kloka, Linda Larson, Sue jones, and Shirley Keneipp. ORGANIZATIONS - I9 INTELLEGTUAL CHALLENGE KEEP TALKING . . . Pontiac Northern's debate learn participates in both the interlakes and state debates schedule which consists of sixteen varsity debaters in eight meets. The debater must be an excellent student who has a mature interest in world and national affairs. Many hours are spent delving deeply into the debate topic. L. to R,: Bill Basinger, George Kovach, Pam Dunnam, Bea Stephens, Mr. Hutchens the sponsor. Susan Scott, Pat McBride, Bill Ramsey, and jackie Morris, BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS . . . 'K AT YOUR SERVICE . . . is the bookstore helper. She receives experience in operating a cash register, selling merchandise, and certain phases of bookkeeping. She is required to have it C average or better and a study hall 5 days a week. Besides Selling lootball and basketball tickets they handle lost and found items. I.. to R., lst row: Karlene Walton, Nan Hughes. 2nd row: Carol Schultz, Donna Young, Mary Almas, Mrs. Martin, and Pamela Adams Knot picturedj. ORCANIZATIONS - l22 'ras DOUBLE TROUBLE 'FW ff-5 'WY S'I'RICZ'l'LY CONFIDENTIAL CHEMICALS . . . are being mixed by chemistry lab assistants. Other duties include the care of stock rooms and lab areas, assisting students with experiments, and the mixing of acids required in classes. LEAVES AND BU G5 mi Wd.. cot.t.lcc1'r1oNs ARE POPULARU . . . with the Biology Lab Assistants as'they examine col- lections of leaves and insects. Assistants duties include laboratory work, care of animal and plant life, and the preparation of classroom BOIL AND BUBBLE HLLPING FHL COUINSLLORS , , r 1 x v 1 I ' . Y . A tj , ., Vie 3 ,-. o , .W im' pw N f Y v.. W. M X l 5 0 C ' .1 WE'Rl-I READY TO HELl ' . . . The Counselors As- sistance are girls who assist the counselors in xarious ways. Some of their duties are hringing students to the office for counselor appointments, answering telephones, and other various clerical services. L. to R.: fseateclj Mar- garet White, Barhara Stone, Sharon Dnman. lst row: Linda Behncle, Peggy Cone. Susan Cohh. Suzanne Boze- man, Brenda Talley. Qncl row: Judy Rohnson, Caroline XVright. Members are, I,. to R., lst row: Charlotte De- Rousse, Barbara Berryman. .loan Lemon, Karen Christenson. 2nd row: jackie Horton, janet Suekow, Richard Martin, and Richard Could. ARE INTERESTING? ON THE AIR f ' I I 'Y E VQVA9 X H-.. j ,A-4 lm, . I , ' 5 '- ' 0 4 . 1 1 speak on me radio is the main purpose of Radio Workshop, Presently, the members are looking at a familiar warm-up exercise for the cluh, From L. to R hulletin lroards- Members afef iff! to fight- are: Seated, jim Hunt, Standing' Ben Schweitvcr. Charlottie Qqle, Matsha Dee!-I' Bflllnnlf Pgfmmfgy Jolene Gaines, Sharon Motsinger. Millie Breclow, Bill, Carmen Williams, Pat Largent, ancy inar , Young' Daweu Frazier Ken Han, Garry Reynolds' and David Wade. Robert Lee. l l l TUNlNG.lN To the knowledge of how to h 1 . I x 2 fi 1 2 2 QWX ,V 1 Q, I x gg' nu Q, f.. 1 i Q . V 1 x' 'I , thi I A V I IX OR THERN5 WW ' ,gf ar Y 3 33 , Y I 'Q l W gi Q 2 , 1 cffoffe 'R E Q 1 vew +'v-2- Luisa CRYSTALARIES - fic s fi 5 , 1 9 ly . a f 2 1 i L.. mal- ... THE LOOK .XLIKESH . . . are the Crystaliairs. an ensemble composed entirely of junior girls who have been organized since the beginning of their sophomore year. The girls have rightfully won themselves a fine reputa- tion throughout the school svstem and community. 'lihcy will have approximately thirty performances during this year including the District Solo and Ensemble Fesble PIRATES OF PENZANCE IS 5 ,Q wa. S I f Y l ' ' , A f 4 ts. - -H A of the Michigan School Vocal Association. From L. to R.: Daine X'VaIter, Sharon Stickle, Linda Larson, Daron Marien, Pam Morris, Sandy Lackwood, Nancy Hibbard. 2nd row: jackie Vallad. Linda Coleman, Pat XVampler. Mary Lou Highbaugh, Charlotte johnson. Susan jones. Flora McCartney, Marcy Ann Kloka. THE PIRATES OF PENZANCEU . . . or THE SLAVE OF DUTY , which is its subtitle, was the delightfully satirical operetta by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan which was put on by the Pontiac Northern Choir in October of 1960. The performances which included one matinee and two evening performances were the result of the combined efforts of the Vocal, Drama, and Art Departments under the direction of Melvin Lari- mer, Anthony Chiarilli, and John Silvonen. The result was thoroughly delightful and satisfying performances acffompanied by a 30-piece orches- tra for the large audiences. DON'T CRY. JERRY' . . . it's only make-up in your eyes. Sympathetic members of The Pirates of Penzance cast remove stage make-up, as Jerry Bell wipes his eyes. They are lL. to RQ Bill Lunsford, Herbert Grant, Dale Harvey, Mal Oswalt. and jerry Bell. A SUCCESS! UCUR-fl-AIN CALL-1 . . ' for members of --The pirates Uf hearsal the operetta was presented to an auditorium full Penzance cast. After long, hard hours of practice and re- of emhuslasuc SPEUMOVS' ORGANIZATIONS - l26 DRAMATICS CLUB PRODUCES PYGMALION a,. X.. , Q' ' '1 ' at-3' L QHIARH LI S LH XR XDEQ in-C prggcmctl by mcm. KL. to R5 first row: glolene Hudnell, Sharon Bratt, Mona s of Dt llllllll9 e Dramzilits Cllub took Hart. and Nancy XX':ltson. Second row: Sponsor Mr. Clhi- li m ,rug-nlmon f ,L Hlvifmcg of l'in,l,mL-4 zirilli. .lean Isbell, Linda l.ibby. Georgia NlcSkulin, Mary I1 the ylcgtnmuun if lygmllmn. by GCN,-gc 'gm-,ml-ll Ann litlwztrds, Deane Walters. :incl l,ois .Rc-ynoltls. 'lhird W C L Ll I In position HS mu. of Nm-th, row: llonnie l'luiniuer, jerry Heard, Bill Rannsex. Ken is nost inbtlious 'ind successful clubs. Nlembers are HHH' KU' l'i CC'll1l'lv Ullll fl1l f'lC Sflllllll' 3.24 ill' The Dramatics Club enables a student to take part in the production ol plays and, as all clubs, there are also business meetings and occasional parties. Behind the produc- tion ol the play many leisure hours are de- voted to memorizing lines, rewriting parts of the play, choosing costumes, and proper stage make-up. Every one finds themselves painting scenery, assisting in moving furni- ture, sewing and doing carpentry work. All members are exposed to classical literature, the art of communication to the public and gains a background of the techniques and methods employed. AFILN TION ILFAGE says the photog- Hill. Standing, L. to R. are: Ken Freeman, rapher as he takes the picture of some of the Colonel Pickering-Bonnie Lambert. maid-Dick Pygmalion actors Seated from L t R. are: Pointon, Freddie Eynsford Hill-Barbara Berry- Diane lvalter Miss Lynesford l-l1ll ean Isbell, man, Mrs. Pearce. Eynsford I RQLLY CANT SAY WHY COLONEL PICKERING actors and members of the Dramatics Club were very KEEPS PICKING UP GIRLS . . . says Mrs. Higgins. busy making props and learning their parts 'for two Seated L to R are ohn Taylorzpary Williams, sharon months. ORGANIZATIONS lo is Diane Walter. hlbc ,sf f f ' www i . , , , , N Assemblies, Dances an ayS GC, GIRLS. GO . . . is the look on many faces of the boys as the Varsity Cheerleaders and unior Varsity do a cheer. This assembly was the one at which the homecoming queen and king were announced. Even the boys tried to outdo cheerleaders with their brand new blue uniforms. PREPARING FOR THE GAME . . . The student body cheers the team on to a hopeful victory at the Pep as- sembly. The Xarsity Club and Pep Club aid the cheer- leaders with yells that will be cheered at tonights game. PYGMALION IS A SUCCESS! OH MEN! MEN! MEN! . . . says Mrs. Higgins to Mrs. Eyns- ford Hill as she is discussing girls fin particular, Nlrs. Eynsfords daughterj as Henry stepping from one foot to the other looks on skeptically. Standing at left is olene Hudnell Mrs. Eynsford 'and Ken Freeman-Colonel Pick- ering. W1 H I . E i J in u J f 1 A. ,Q 5 , 4 3 Ji V l I 1 F l I x 1' ln r Q , , Hill-Sharon Bratt, Mrs. Higgins J I f f 1 'Q y Z NX wh X7 f 1 1 ii 1 .. , ,. Y , , 1 4 , BURR-ITS RAINING . . . but this does not seem to Stephens jack Brownell D' k P ' t S - bother jean Isbell and Kcn freeman as they practice a Gary Williams. Costuming wigs nooigdlilemuifim icon agnd scene in the first act of Pygmalion. The other characters as each PCfSQn provided h.is own costume. ygm on are from L. to R.: john Taylor, Art Soloman, Bea I ORGANIZATIONS - H38 ern s ACIIVIIICS The cheerleaders sponsor the pep rssemhlles whxth are given ln the afternoon before a game T he flculty try tc get into the act wlth thetr llllCI'lJlCldl1Oll of professronal cheerleadmg but had better stuck to teachmg HK rndtcatcd XI1 Roscgart as thc lnnd gets lClil7 to play the school song for a pep the students wx hen they play at assemhhes and lXOllllClll rs xerx proud of the frne Joh they hare donc MODERN DANCERS LEARN POISE 1HE NIGHT BEFORE CHRIST 'NI XS was presented along wlth the Chrxstmas concert bv the Modem Dance Club From left to rlght are Fairy D1Anne Walter Santa Aprrl Krupa Father Kathy Murphy Chrl dren karen Marten Mary Lou Teets Judy johnson Rerndeer Nancy lNor berg Sandy Themm Sharon Xerway Carol Schultz Mary Ann Edwards and Charlotte johnson Many hours of con dxuomng plus pracuce were requxred for The Night Before Chrrstmas slut by the partlclpants m the Modem Dance Club sponsored by Mtss Madelme McConnell Dancers must constantly perfect thelr skills, techmques, and expressions Modern dance ns actually a story and expresslons persomfred by ud ohnson Drane Walter Xian Lou lects Marv Ann J Y J t - - X ' Edwards and karen Marten 2nd row are, Kathy Murphy, Carol Schultz, Aprll luupa, Nancy Norherg and Sand Themm L 1 I 1 5 ft . I, Z I .- ,l , K t , N I . , D S SA N . , - . . .. ' . , '. , , s I - 4 -- 4 ..l'2'3,v. - . . - ' ., I A .I H. , . . . 5. , 2 - - . , - L K assembly. The hand is always apprecxated hy n - ' 5 , , . . ' I I ' r . E U Y ' bf 'N 1 , i . : . t . .f ' l x I , . . ' ' . v K v - V t A X . . . ' A I l 4 n A 1 l -- Y' . . . Y Y' n'r' U' E' EH' E ' Www' Y. f- ' 'V f? M' l M.-- il H ig' 1 W i ,f SHlfl.YliS, Sl'llil.X'liS. SHl'.l,X'liS . . . stirmnml I.iln'at'y Assistants as they replace lihrary lmnks. .Ks Lihrary .Xs- sistants-Karen XVellington. kneeling- I,ois Marlin, standing are ahle to broaden personal experientes. hetmne more adept in the use of lmuks and libraries. and to dexelnp special ahilia ties and skills. ' LIBRARIANS KEEP LI M A A' at s A A . A , A ' ? Y , 5 ,2 BOOKS, I,lllR.XRlIiS, AND S'I'l'lJl .NTS . . . crmihinc to create an indispensable school service organilzitimi, the Library assistants. Members are: lst row, left to right- l,inda Maclntosh. juice Clnscli, Sandy liveretl, Anita Hall. ORGANIZATIONS - l30 was at 'H of A 'QLY' Ag. Student ts eip WX ng' Q dpqv HALF-TIME BREAK . . . taken by Husky fans means plenty of business for the ever-popular Trading Post. Mr. Elden Johnson, athletic direetor of P. N. H. S., also heads the Trading Post. BRARY SPILL AND SPAN 3 it 3 2nd YVCI-Iington. Elaine Mitchell. Marsha Dcgg. flrd row. left to right-Mr. llullcr, Linda Lake. jack Brownell. Pat Reid. Cathy Zahn. l'at Burch. row. left to right-I.intla McBride. Becky Hunt. Karen ot ern unction Smoothl my 1 X! -0 y f,w41,w1ylc 4 ,,, it I v at 'WW -T I, r- QE :vi gn -. :I ICN Om UQ mi, 'FV D- :. D 77' CD N 3 Q- O .. IF' FU 1 1 FD 'N 1 FD M D' 5 Q Il CD N '1 fb z hi D m I UQ D' V1 W D D- if -X CHECKING IiQl'IPMENT . . . is an innmrtztnt item in the reproduction of allclio-xisiml materials, Examining tlic film projector are proiectionist clulm members Don Vance and john Pease. ROLL'1i M PROJECTION ISTS M s WNNW 3 f 2 dm NSYNCHRONIZED SOUND AND SIGHT . . .is sure to he found when members of the projectionists club pro- vide the entire school with film service. Members are: Seated, L. to R.: Terry Patterson QPresitlentj, Dave Fox fVice-Presidenty , John Erkkilla QSecretary and Treasurerj, Don Vance QSergeant at Armsj. lst row, left to right: Susie Everett, Mary Walsh, Karlene Walton, Becky Hunt, Jo- , 'T 7' e 1 3 I 5 2 ff t f lg N 'RF-In Iene Hudnell, Ken X'anBihher. .Xncl row, lett to right: Pat Lichvar fSponsorj, Norm Norgren, jim Stachow, Richard Grist, Larry Threet, Connie Mineweaser, john Pease. 3rd row, left to right: jim Sisk, Warren Frasa, Dewy Reese, Gary Williams, Rick Coleman, Charles VanBibber, and Bill Mathisen. ORGANIZATIONS - I3l 'Y 1 ik glx ' y 5 5 M W nf , 3 + gg l X 'X f ' 3 ' V 4 .wgaqf 4, . Av' V : ..x f A-I ,Q rf, , WX! 'V N Z v yi V 1' Q' ,Q x f ' , ' . 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' Qv ' Q .g Aw r Pam Hlllilly' ORGANIZATIONS - 134 he Kam, ,,,,,,,,,, FLYING HIGH . . . and flying low are the memhers of the Pontiac Northern junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleading squads. The cheerleaders sponsor such school activities as dances, honfires, and car caravans. Stay Ahead l o ,, I i Ruth Kramp 2 i E I i l 1 I S 9 Big Red. Sta Ahead 9 anon XS hu' 4' ,, , fifty.. 'Ha -it ,f gif ll I i ? if 'UN jcanetle- Whitlock .r4 'N lx ' aw, '-,,, n lhulv HCIIXIIIJII Sharon Hiller I Mani, T7 g -. ,sw , , .aw ff' , 'S 2 7,4 5? '12 . 1 J 1 3 V il fx f a ' J YV 1 K W V MVQZJKZGQ! 9 '55, V V, i J 'Q V 4 1 ff ' .3 s,Kg5fjgL l'l,.,,, A f f V . f- ,, , 5, f A ,, , f M Q ff - -1,4 ' bv, .f5l'f'i22f' ii ' .iii f , ' 5 f . l ,, ' i f V E x., v ,,.,t--1,4w1v-- W,N,N,wW.. '9 BBW f f We ns., ' I-'ROSTY' . . . is Pontiac Northern's Husky mascot. Frosty, a three year-old Alaskan husky, is owned by senior Mary Lynn Mann and attends most of the sports events to help boost school spirit. Frosty loves all of the atten- tion he gets from the excited fans at the games. ORGANIZATIONS - l 35 MSTRIKINC A POSEU . . . are the Yarsitv and junior Varsity Cheerleaders along with their sponsor, Mrs. Jennings. Besides pro- viding Husky fans with rousing cheers, the cheerleaders attend summer cheerleading camp in order to learn new cheers. ew K. .t fit? A' we 1 Bowlers Make a Strike, A STRIKE? . . . for Norris Erickson, an active member of the Bowling Club. Good form is neces- sary in bowling as Norris shows. as FW ati W V NO, A SPARE FOR NORRIS . . . says Rick Fisher to Bill Sevon as Norris Erickson looks on. Keep- ing score is an important item to the bowler. 1 STANDING STILL . . 4 for a yearbook photo aff 'members of the Bowlmt Club. Participating in Ihf weekly bowling outing are L to R. sitting, Clara Lee Vollz: rathg President, Lynda Secretary, and Georgia MC' Skulin: Treasurer. 2nd r0Y'my Karen Harvey, Barb Baldwl I Kip Phillips, Pat Wellmil Tiny Colpus, and Mr. Da , Schmidt: Sponsor. 3rd 1 Al Lawrence, Robert Hall! Bill Erkkila, Danny Sw! Dennis Smith, Sandie Bam i George Kovach, Dale Hafvfl' Ed Blust, Mike Wellman.j1f' Leahy. Jerry Brabant. Hn' Bob Tallon. I Ski Club Has Fun Z y 2431 I M N .'s.,1f' GETTING READY . . . to ski are Tom Hill and Terry Patter- son, active members of Northern's Ski Club. The boys are shown here waxing their skiis, an imports ant and necessary job, in order to ski properly. gmt y will g gllllfll' if Clini',TAKING IT EASY . . . LLy1wl'aking advantage of North- Ge0fEU'n's comfortable s e n i o r umlvyunge are member's of B,fnlforthern's Ski Club and 'PZlllll0l1S01'S. L. to R. are: Geor- andlll McSkulin, Mr. Fear, Sandy Insorllflfllby, John Erkkila, Terry Rowllatterson, Tom Hill, Miss Dannipvanson, and George Kovach. Sandlt' 4 -4154 I 1. , 1-gi, . . X Q ,, .' - '-vv 'F' .QL :Wa BUSINESS TO DISCUSS . . . It seems that all clubs have to make plans, as our Ski Club shows. Plans as to where they will ski and when they will ski are being made hy, john Erkkila, Secretary and Treasurer: ' Miss Swanson, Sponsor: Terry Patterson, Vice President: and Tom Hill, Presi- dent. X 'N -sq l.w'fl wfllrll le whim 'r uve'-gm . 41 , QQ'-4 5 ' f , 4, 316216: f 51 Q ag f Rs?- ,ti GQ 'aa- ' 'ix gin 'L -3, y ,ELF 1- as K M fr X X R 5 A1 K 9 , 'QL fax x 6 H K V, 5 'S P ,Y w My M X Sq Wh 2 ef' 4 .. x X gi fx M SKS 1 Q, X xix K X x 2 x Q Q A R1 Wi 4 Wal 131. X 'tl ' X ,X vi . A gk? X5 at W K A X I K ww' Q xx X31 wx! W W3 X svn: X Eb: , Him :Z!fag k wg, , xx! Q: 'N 1 1,3 Hal., 1' ey, A , X1 S, 1 s N ,- g -ff-5 .wi qfmivy mx, . ,, f 15, 1, .A , , 2521555 . 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' - - H OPHO 1011155 'l'ht' haillx ul' Pnntiztt Nmthcrn High Sthunl am- l1c'tlt-rkvtl with glowing, guiding lights, mn liuulty ni ttuuh- vrs., Suphuinmufs are lighltltl to thc paths ot t'xt't'ilt-lice in scholarship, Sptllls atctivitics. urgztniltttl rvrrca- tinnzil lllilglltllh anti pt-lxonal foun- st-ling. Snplimiiurcs hvgin Il nt-w 4-path in tht-ir liws whvn tht-y cntcr thvit' lint War nl, high sflmol, Ber- unning ncqtutiiitvd with Pontiac Nurtlwrn High School. its atudvnts, its tt':u5hci'a, and its pi'mt-minutes. With tht' tuniplvtinn of thi' first ycuu nf as hnsy srhuui scllvcitilc- and many nut- sidc aftivitivs, Sophutm,-rcs :nv AI- rvaxdv looking t'mw:trd to their mm- ing years at Pontiac' Nurthvm High Sfhuul. N SOPHOMORES - 139 1 gg' B J Gary Bocchiola M n I ww Jeanette Abel ql, Pam Adams 'AV, , I .A jenny Agelink fi - . ,Ml ' M - 4 ,, ,, f - ,. if i 2 .,... I W 1 W V, Ray Allen Nt X Lee Altman I Floyd Anderson Carol Armstron i ' ' E Cathy Balm , .,.. Carole Bailey yarf' any ' 2 'N l if Jerry Baker Barhara Baldwin Frankie Ball alfa, l V Judy Ball ' Phyllis Barker L Gary Barrie ,dl I af An. Q. 3 Iililaheth Barton Bill Basinger Linda Behnlte ONE LONG LAST LOOK Stewart Beltz ONE LONG LAST LOOK . . . at Junior High days is taken by these Sophomores as they enter Northern for the first time. joe White opens the f ' . ' W ' ' dlor for representatnes of the Sophomore Class, Judy Vvhlte and Sandra Bafbafa Bertrand ma. Dave Bihl john Bilkey rl'ilCl'CS2l Bixhy Mel Blevins i , f war ' Ed Blust , , ,xi f'. -rw-QQ' - . ' ,V ff. sovuomomgs - 140 L. Barbara Batchelor QQ Linda Beyer Nancy Bigger fl 5, Helen Boatwright g - 'V' 4' ' 4-'lt f Q V t xg Q V l l l gf YQ lm . 'C 1 NV N, gig QW Lorraine Boeneman Dorothy Boyd Sue Bragan V . , V in 5 , X , Jim Bramble s 7' L Charles Brantly V George Breadon K ' W. Georgina Breadon Millie Bredow Phil Bridger Peggy Briggs Olivia Brown Juanita Buero -X E Joe Burgess in jim Burwell Chuck Bush If 'D 3 , 'i' W David Campbell Mariedith Cascaddan M Cate Bly Q X X Carol .Chamberlain K VCC! in -STUDENTS AND TEACHERS SOON GET ACQUAINTED GETTING TO KNOW YOU . . . seems to be the theme song of Mr. Sharon Chesney Elmer Lee and his English student, Sandy Weaver, as they discuss the all-important subject of grades. af, , fm? , V g ms, :E f ss, lts, 1 'N i 1 jerry Chestnut jackie Clark Clav ton Cobb Roni Cockrum Karen Cook Robert Coulter Dennis Cox jerry Cox il 191:06 liz Q56 , . .Qw- a mf? N P-2-7 ,--. Y ,i ,. inf? D K lx l 4 fx. ' ,ff W i W ' fl Saundra De-Florio Lorraine Cox Ruth Cox Phyllis Creamer Darlene Dalhy Wayne Daniels Brenda Davis Joyce Davis Pat Davis Roger Davis 'N dv 'U 'M If .lim Dillard x, 1' 4 n., nnvo ' 7 1.7 , if iz ns ,Wa 41. . V -,mmf ., . . ,WT . .r Pr, V 'VW' X , R' ,V43. 'l Win? Paula Dodge Carla Doolin Art Drellick Diane Dumity Alice Edgar , 'R Terry Farmer Carol Ferich cw -V law ,, julie Fleetwood vf- 'S' 4' 42 an ff 1' Ronald Crenshaw William Crossman Cynthia Curtis ,ns Q1 1 ,Wa K TIME OUT FOR LUNCH . . . is take cafeteria. well supplied with good food, W.-9' full of schedules still new to sophomores. SOPHOMORES - 142 3 1, this , is . it y N .Z I .. 13 Eileen Edgeworth ' iv 1 V W FX. I f rm., tj, 1 v Dennis Edwards Bill Erkkila Gary Falls Darlene Floyd Suzie Franklin Bonnie Franks Il Bonnie Fugitt I Tom Fuller Beverly Gaines O Y . Jolene Gaines 'ww Q. W' 1 ' X ,- y Ayn Sandra Gertz Jun Gibson ,, , F1 1 f, 154.2 x Dennis Gilchristt Angel Glllotte , Gail Glenn Robert Godfrey -5151 -u ,,7 Donald Goff f Lg as 1 kay Goffar I Z 45. x Q K K -'M A- f , geqgif' G gina? 'L Q Z',?. fn ,,.-.-w -45- u M, if i? 45 fgw 411 . l Berna Goley wa .nh lhese sophomore girls. Northern's attractive Ni Ron Goldswonhy lunch time a refreshing break from a day f Kaye Gorsline V, ,, .1'1'f':i Gene Graves V lf- M R SOPHOMORES - 143 ' ' '38 E Doug Gray ' ' E Q H ' li sl ' M I m A In Shirley Grfgn f Hellbn GI'0h gi, K , Nw, ,,, I av A, X , --Q Lnig G1-eenwgod -ff -. Robert HHIDES 'Q I ir. fl: 'Q l . A 546 X R '- - ' l 'ez f r 37 A Roger G1-ice 3 VV y R011 Haist X' , A , jazzy' ldlg f A N115 R In X X Sharon Halliday Vloletta Hamby Paul Harbert +A'-be G wifi WWW' Max Harris Kay Haruson Eric Harroun me Norma Hulett X 4. ' i SOPHOMORES - 144 GOOD STUDY HABITS ARE DEVELOPED EARLY STUDY STUDY AND MORE STUDY . . . earns good grades,.a feeling of accomplishment for Northerns students Taking full advantage of their study hall time are sophomores QL to RJ Gary White Eddie Perry, Gloria Mclildowney, Sandy Weaver, and Sharon lvmters Pamela Harroun Richard Harroun Karen Harvey I, QR Homer Hassenzanl i , Sue Hawisher , Garry Hayward , is 'f ,, ., ,yy 1 'N Larry Hayward H Dick Heacock Bruce Heline 'A S -Lf X is-'Y Harry Helzer Larry Hendricks Larry Henry I .- 'wiki' 'ZX A - ' im! . joy Hernandez Barbara Hickman Terry Hillard Carolyn Hillman .. Bob Hilty -f-A-A Dave Hockey X W i Doug Hoismgton Mike Huffman Richard Hughes Chuck Humphrey Ernie Humphreys 5 rigs ' ' ' Sharon Inman XA XXXL 1 X xx , mo tt ' 'l l Q - Qs ' 5, , t'i2t.'lk5lwX , ,Q M W- Diane Hunter Clarice Hurst ' Tom Inabnit 5 4 l t Bob jacobs ' Carolyn MI t ' ruff-1 Robert james if Leland Jewell ' f ff . , Christine johnson S? 3, , I ,fra I c f i ,, jim johnson l , ,' f- X .5 Pamela jones 1 V ! Lena Kelly f 1, David Kent Dwight King 'lim Kline Pat Klolmock Nichole Kniflen Georgia Kostin 7 Q li ,K if 15 George Kovach Terry Kramp Marrian Kuhn 'Z Kathleen Lacey Peggy Lake it me Bonnie Lannhert SOCIAL LIFE IS IMPORTANT TO SOPHOMORES CHA CHA CHA . . . chant these sophomores as they attend Northern's homecoming dance, immediately following the game. Social life is an important element in a successful high school career. The Huskies are fortunate to have so many recreation facilities available to them. f--I 1' - -4' Q an-1. rn fs- .J ,, 's J, I 1 , A MZ X x'm 'd gg!! g hi ' fr-, r' r' ' ,. Q i ' J ' Q 'it M X- N. Irs Ty, t Q- 4 X v ...ff Q or no I 4 + , ,, V 1 X, 1 Q.: ' -- AW. Il , f W? 42 Q 'ii' I 4, 2' if , ,, fig my 'QTY 7 2 Y f-5 'C qu., VI 1 At 1 'Z' x A ffQ w ' 'f U' aw- J, ns: X x .A , 7 . .. J - 4 . , 7 Q 4 . 1. Jw J V Q . , X f' J :semi v ' 0 v ' 4 I 4? W ZX f ff Z' f 4 l n-Q fly? In 3 J' 'ga-1 ' ly-4. 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Lenora Oltisvig Don Orr Pam Parker Ruth Parkson james Paul Allen Penoyer Eddie Perry Llgin Peterson jo-Alyce Peterson Jeanne Phillips Karen Phillips Carolyn Pickett Janice Pierce Pamela Pritchard Marilyn Radecki Marlis Rassier Shirley Reeve Judy Reid june Reigle Betty Reynolds Charles Riley Carol Risingcr Maril n Robar e l U 3 Gladys Robbins Ron Roberts Dennis Rose Onita Ross Ken Ryan like Sadler etty Sanford ed Santala ill Sapelak Richard Scarborough arry Schultz rry Schons Ben Schweitzer Frances Scott Sue Scott Robert Shaffer Sandie Shearer Louie Sidwell Joan Simmons Sandy Simon Susan Simpson Douglas Smith Larry Snccd Tom Sokol Linda Spangler Susan Sparks 7' 95, , U . A ,. , r, ,sl l lg 'Q . , A M t pl Ji ii! , Q.- ,awww , V 6 W7 7 L Q 'ZW in 4 ' +.T.7' .. 4, . 7 X X V S . . . KN I x ' A un ow , - L 1 'vm ff' v-.4 'af - 2 4 :T I' 'P A ' -1: ' V - . - A V, , Q - ' X VWW. pf f X 5 HP .X i A Q -1 673' ,, 4 vs 4- fn? aw 5 '11, Y rr-'2 Q! 3 3445191-nur! 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M I ...Q I, ,,,, 7 I 4 MW If 1-1, -M 2 ,-f W Delbert Sladler Shzimn Slacller Lynne Stanton jim Slcchow Neil Slcwurt Bully Slll11l3S0l1 llclly Slrcvcl Frncst Strwc-ski julin Slllllllll Alun Sllll1l11Cl'Q Holi Sutton Cziry Swan Bob Tnllon Alznncs Tatum Don Tccts Run Tlimnpwn Dzllc Tippin Darwin 'liilswuxlll l':ll Tfvgrmliscii n San I-lmnnli llnn uh Rl'QllI1l Turner 'lkulil 'liwifhc L:n'ry Ulirlum 13.111 X lllnlldxllk Ilan X ml 1 Slunon Xuuq tai ,Zi ' in if r-- nd row, left to right: Cherryl Montgomery, Sandy Wyllie, Nancy Vlillard, lorothy Boyd, Joyce McBurncy, jo-Alyce-Peterson, Carla Doolin, Gail ErMarsh, and Penny Pritchard. SOPHOM ORES - 149 Mark Vinccnt Allen Wadlcy 1 , ll 5 , it 44 5 if 1 . f ,QL , ' fl X Qlllll Waldbillig Q ' e 4 will f ir iff 1 Z Mary lllalsh Judy Ward My Ronald Ward ' if , , ' 5 522 It gy' joy tc Warden Tk Sharon Ware Sandy Weaver X A H ' 'f 5 ? g,o ! 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FE 5-9493 QQ I Save Some For Yourself, Each Payday-Use Payroll Savings Plan To Save: It's Easy This Way Save Regularly At Your Credit Union feffwhg Ike 1901411216 mm V' 1 ' ' ISENILNTS fir ww 47 yemff . . . ll .. . -W -'-- --3 Q . x 361 South Saginaw Street 0 Pontiac sm. Y Kwan 7'am.ww UGIEBBB A NOW TWO FINE STORES OI' YOUR 4945 DIXIE Highway 0 Drayton Plains CONVENIENCE V 4 , A1 9 . 9 1 , ff- V . 'F 5 u ! f l Vi ,, 5 V y T. 0 wiv , ,,,,,f, ,.. ,,,f,,,, , - ' . O A . , asus ' ' ' an 19 gd M J-- . . 2:2 gomg to hve better than 3 ever before.. . electrically! Hi Ry! I nllfnv' mail 31 , Un l I . fl l 2 l l You, today's graduate, are entering an exciting new era where you will live better than any generation has ever lived before-the era of all-electric living. Your all-electric home for example, thanks to time-saving electric equipment and appliances, will allow you and your family more time to enjoy life together. Your job will be smoother too. Electricity, in everything from office equip- ment to heavy machinery, will lighten your work-make it more enjoyable. lf you decide on further education, your field of study may well be related to electricity. Perhaps someday, as a scientist or technician, you will even- . lend your knowledge to further mold the all-electric world of tomorrow. But wherever the future finds you, whatever your place in life, electricity will be there to help you live better than everbefore-live better electrically. DETROIT EDISON ' g FROWUEB SDUTHEASTEQN MICHIGAN WITH VERSATILE ELECTRIC ENERGY . 1 'lfamlwa V af Rm! For Entertainment Go To The BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN THEATRE BLUE SKY LANES 21150 Opdyke ed , 5,,,,,,e azz, ,-. J Parhclpahng In Commumfy Affalrs and Prolecfs Is Pari' Of Our Busmess an We Enloy II' STUART E WHITFIELD V P cI I an PONTIAC STATE BAN K so General Chairman Member of F D I C of Ihe Greaier Ponhac Cenfennial Celebrahon 2? IL 4 d , v I MQRRIS MUSIC S Telegraph Rd FE 2 0567 Pianos Organs and Band Instruments ADVERTISENIILNTS Convenient Investment Plans - Current Rate 47 Per A 0 nnum Fully Paid Shares CAPITOL SAVINGS 8m LOAN ASSOCIATION Organized in 1890 We Help To Buy Build, Repair Modernize, or Refinance Your Home Convenient Monthly Payment Plans FE 4-0561 Pontiac Michigan 75 W- HUFOI1 SI'- 7 9. P.B.I. Students Enjoy Social Activities I I I - , Qnv -as P-.nl ADVERTISEMENTS vw Fraternity and Sorority Officers' Plan Season's Activities. F sow, Y .40 45: 6 :Wo S C5., D PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE Training for Business Careers Since I896 7 W Lawrence PONTIAC Phone FE 2 355I 91' Ones ling' What a REFRESHING NEW FEELING what a speclal zlng you get from Coke After a game or any time friends meet enjoy the cold crisp taste and lively lift of Ice cold Coca Cola Coke IS a regssferecl trade mark aomso UNDER Aumonnv or THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY Coca Cola Bottling Co of Pontiac Much KgS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I 96l JERoME Mo'roRs P oole Lumber 81 Hardware 280 S. Saginaw FE 43528 Pontiac, Michigan BILL mms HEADQUARTERS FE 4 I594 ISI Oakland Do It Yourself or Let Us Do lt For You .XDVERTISF NIILNTS ' O 'fe WI ' Z ' , ' ' 4 ' 7, W. , 0 l x x is I L' x , Z ...MN x K -ey., . X . . . . o 0 9 o u o 0 I 0 0 . 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A.-15:55 'Qf?ff5:ff ' V ,:r:,AV':: i ,UPVI ji, , ,X for the tastiest treat in town! tho drlvc-In with tho archog I 5 E M Donalds E 810 NORTH PERRY . .I , E1 ' qi FACULTY' Ainsworth, Catherine 11 Bacon, Rodney 13 Buller, Russell 16, 130 Cheek, Glenn 12, 116 Chiarilli, Anthony ll, 127 Corbiel, Joseph 14, 110 Dauw, Edward 19, 80 Duby, Joseph 18, 62, 63, 65, 74 Duffy, Vernell 8, 51 Evarts, Peter ll Fear, John 18, 56, 60, 61, 109, 137 Ferguson, Kenneth 15, 120 Friebe, Donald 15 Gary, Christine 17 Gelhorn, Kathleen 12, 117 Gormong, Vern 20 Gray, Neil 17, 108 Hall, Richard ,18, 64, 65 Heikkinen, Edwin 12, 18, 58 Houghton, Marguerite 20 Houts, Alice 20 Hutchens, Daniel 10, 122 Jacobs, Lillian 10 Jennings, Mary Lou 14, 132 Johnson, Elden 18, 109 Kawiecki, Leo 14 Larimer, Melvin 17, 124 Lichvar, Pat 20 Lee, Elmer 11, 141 Marsh, Richard 19, 66, 67, 76, 80, 109 Martin, Marlene 20, 112 Maturo, John 10 McConnell, Madeline 16, 105, 132 McCracken, Donald 9 Meyer, Evert 13, 30 Morrow, Ann 10, 106 Murphy, Betty 10 Perkio,, Reino 20 Pizza, Anthony 56 Renda, Hercules 65, 68, 69 Rose, William 13, 71 Rosegart, Eldon 17, 114, 129 Rotsel, Ralph 14 Roush, Beryl 12 Schloerke, Wallace 16, 103 Schmidt, David 19, 60, 61, 109, 136 Silvonen, John 16 Squires, Susan 17, 119 Slaellson, Mary 20, 104 Sturgeon, William 13 Swanson, Helen 15, 137 Talmage, Marge 20 Tapp, Dorothy 20 Taylor, Howard 20 TerMarsch, Frances 20 Tucker, Velon 20 Vaughan, Louise 16 Wagg, Harold 20 Wargelin, Philip 8, 63 West, Enar 13 West, Margaret 15, 118 1'Viersema, Mildred 11 Wilcon, Clifford 12 Willson, William 19, 68, 70, 104, 109 Wilson, Arnold 19, 56, 109 SENIORS Adler, Vernonsa 26 Allen, Nancy 26, 108, 117, 124 Almas, Mary Lou 26, 122 Anderson, Elmer 26 Andrews, Joan 26 Arcan, Karen 26 Armstrong, Robert 26 Bailey, Larry 26 Barrie, Sandra 26, 32, 35, ,102, 105,, 110, 115. 119. 124, 136 Index Beebe, Lorraine 26 Bell, Jerry 26, 46, 64, 65, 125, 126 Benner, Ruth 26, 28, 46, 105, 121, 134, 135 Berryman, Barbara 26, 46, 105, 122, 127, 134, 135 Bills, Carl 26 Blasingame, Donald 26 Boroff, James 27 Bozeman, Suzanne 27, 123 Brandenburg, Joyce 27 Bratt, Sharon 27, 102, 103 Braunagel, Thomas 27, 56, 76, 77, 79, 109 Brown, Henry 27 Brown, Joel 27 Buhl, Perry 50 Bunch, Janet 27, 113, 118 Burklow, Sharon 27, 32, 105, 116, 132 Butler, Leonard 27 Caldwell, Sally 27 Capistrant, James 27, 63, 65, 68, 69, 83, 105, 109 Chancey, Ben 27, 70, 109 Chapa, William 27, 56. 72, 109, 110 Chapdelaine, Marilyn 27, 124 Christenson, Karen 28, 103, 105, 132 Clarkson, Linda 28, 112 Cobb, Susan 28, 119, 123 Codling, Nancy 28, 108 Coe, Eugene 28 Colburn, James 28, 104 Cole, Charlottie 28, 122 Coleman, Richard 28, 107 Collins, Phillip 50 Colpus, Janet 28, 105, 110, 124, 133, 136 Cone. Peggy 28, 104, 112, 116, 118, 123 Contor, Charles 28, 70, 107 Cooper, Alice 28. 108, 124 Cremer, Donald 29 Cudnohufsky, Gerald 29, 34, 35, 71, 111 Cunningham, Richard 29 Currey, Randy 29, 56, 80, 81 Dalby, Sandra 29, 104, 105, 106, 110, 124, 137 Davis, Larry 29 Davis, Caroline 29, 105, 124 Deaton, Dorothy 29, 108 Deeg, Marsha 29, 104, 108, 113, 120, 122, 124, 116, 130 Delgado, Judith 29 Dement, Charles 29 DeRousse, Charlotte 29, 105, 116, 122, 124, 133 DeWeese, Sue 30, 104, 108, 119, 124 Dombroski, Paula 30 Dougherty, Kerry 30 Dugas, Lynne 30 Dunnam, Pamela 30, 104, 122 Dupuis, Gayle 30, 102, 117 Duse, Ellen 30, 32, 105, 107, 111, 118 INDEX - 161 Edwards, David 30 Edwards, Pamela 30, 117, 124 Elev, Thomas 30, 104, 108, 109 Ellis, Doris 31, 115 Ellis, Thomas 30 Erkkila, John 30, 56. 58, 109, 131, 137 Ermgodts, Thomas 30 Everett, Barbara 30. 46, 104. 105, 110, 1 Everett, David 30, 46, 68, 69, 105 Everett, Martin 31, 64, 109. 111 Fahrner, Frederick 31 Fedynik, Michael 31, Findley. Lois 31 63, 65, 78, 109 Frasa, XN'arren 31, 131 Freeman. Kenneth 31, 103, 111, 127, 128 Frisch. Ruth 31 Frodle, Allan 31. 51. 56, 72 Fowler. George 31, 115 Fox. David 50, 58, 70. Gage. Judy 31. 113 Gilroy Mar'orie 31 1 Gould, Richard 31. 46. Guve. Sandra 31 Haidane. Janet 32, 46. 107, 117, 124, 125 Hall, Kenneth 32, 107, 127 Hamilton, Ernest 32 Hamilton, James 32. 107 Harbert, Dennis 32, 63. 65, 105, 109 Hart, Mona 32. 127 Harvey, Dale 32. 56, 109, 111, 125, 126, 136, Hazzenzahl, Robert 32 Hawke, Thomas 32, 80, 109 Heard, Jerry 33. 70, 71. 105, 109, 111, 124, 125, 127 Henderson, Carol 33, 102, 124, 132 Henderson, Jack 33 Herdener, Barbara 33, 113, 117 Herdener, Beverly 33 Hernandez, Manuel 33 Hickman, Judith 33, 117 Hicks, Elizabeth 33, Higdon, Toney 33 119 Hill, Thomas 36, 74, 75, 109, 137 Hogg, Linda 32, 36, 46, 105, 131, 136 Hoisington, John 36 Holtz, Gary 32, 36, 63, 66, 67, 76, 109 Horton, Jack 36, 114, 109, 116, 122 Howell, Brenda 36, 125 Howell, Glenda 36 Hubbard, David 36 Hudnell, Jolene 36. Hudson, Darlene 36 117, 128, 131 Hughes, James 36, 107 Hull, Phyllis 36 Hundley, James 36 Huntle Pamela 36, 38, 46 Y, Imboden, James 36, 112 Isbell, Jean 36, 46, 107, 124, 125, 127, 128 Jones, Jimmy 50 Johnson, Charles 36 Johnson, Darlandez 36, 102, 103, 108 Johnson, David 36, 115 Johnson, Duane 37 Johnson James 37 Johnson: Judy 37, 105, 118, 129, 132 Johnson, Madeline 37 Johnson, Michael 37 Johnson, VVallace 37 Johnson Parker 50 111 Jorden, Lynda 37, 116 Joseph, Carol 37 Kasat. David 37, 68 Keeth. Bernice 50 Keneipp, Shirley 37, Kern, Judith 37, 29, Keesling, Brenda 37, Keith, Virginia 37 Kettula, Barbara 37 Kilwy, Rochelle 37 Klingler, Michael 37 108, 116, 120, 121 32, 103, 105, 108, 11 104, 120 Koenig, Bernadette 37, 51, 103, 105, 116 ' 1 21 76, 77, 78, 109, 110, 112, 131 74, 75, 80, 83, 107, 109, 123 , 105. 108, 124, 134 6, 120, 132 Kosheba, Joe 37 Kramp, Ruth Ann 37, 34, 35, 46, 110, 132, 134, 135 Kraus, Larry 37 Kuhn, Robert 38, 107, 124 LaBa1'ge, Judith 38 Lake, Catherine 38, 108 Lampi, Henrietta 38, 105, 118, 120, 121 Lanzotti, Albert 38 Lauinger, Janet 38, 108, 119 Lawrence, Alan 38, 56, 72, 136 Layman, Leon 38, 117 Lee, James 38 Lehman, Carol 38 Lemon, Joan 38, 123, 124, 125 Libby, Linda 38, 124, 127 Lightcap, William 29, 108 Lloyd, Gary 39, 115 Lloyd Alex 39 Lobdell, Janet 39 Locklear, Lynwood 39 Lorenzen, Edward 39, 66, 67, 76, 109, 125 Lowery, Gene 39 L11ndeen, Kanen 39, 104, 117 Maddock, Phyllis 39 Mallory, Martha 39. 116 Mann, Mary-Lynn 39, 119 Marsac, Cathy 39, 108 Martins. Richard 40, 123 Mason, Loretta 40 Maxim, Donald 40, 56, 74, 80, 109 Mazur, Patricia 40 McBride, Linda 40, 130 McColl11m, Linda 40, 112 McGeen, Daniel 40, 108 McGinnis, James 40 McGlothin, Richard 40 Mclsaac, Judith 40, 117 McWethy, Sharon 40, 46, 103, 110 McSku1in, Georgia 40, 35, 103, 105, 111, 116, 127, 136, 137 Menter, Gerald 40, 68, 69, 102, 107. 124, 125 Merwin, Michael 40, 56, 109 Miller, James 40, 109 Mills, Carolyn 41, 46, 102, 103, 105, 108, 111, 132 Mineweaser, Gerald 41, 56, 71, 76, 77, 78, 83, 109 Miracle, Winfred 41, 38, 46, 56, 70, 71, 83, 109, 111, 125 Mitchell, Gerald 41 Moczarski, David 41, 32, 72, 109, 111 ' ' ' Wm-4 Murray, Charles 41, 66, 67, 76, 77, 83, 109 Neidrick, Diana 41, 111 Nichols, james 41, 32, 68, 124, 125 Noell, Pauline 41 Norton, Bruce 41, 29, 38, 46, 56, 63, 65, 72, 83, 109 Olds, Linda 41 Oliver, Ernest 50 Olk, Wendell 41, 125 Olson, Allan 41, 103 Osborn, Fred 41 Oswalt, Malcolm 41, 34, 35, 32, 70, 71, 102, 103, 109, 110, 126, 105, 83 Ousnamer, Elaine 42 Pankey, Rpger 42 Parent, Shirley 42. 102, 103, 105, 108, 110 Parks, Keith 42, 61, 63, 66, 67, 72 Pepper, Timothy 42, 125 Perrier, Camille 42, 119 Peterson, Delores 42 Pfeiffer, Geraldine 42, 111, 119 Phelps, Frank 42, 107 Phillips, Charles 43 Pierce, Carla 43, 119 Pierce, Darryl 43 Plourde, Mike ,43, 34, 35, 64, 65, 102, 103, 109, 125 Plummer, Bonnie 43. 103, 116, 123, 124, 127 Poimon, Richard 43. 34, 35, 38, 46, 66, 67, 76, 83. 105, 106, 109, 125, 128 Popour, .Ieanne 43, 113 Powell, Michael 43 Presson, Audrey 43 Putinsky, Carolyn 44 Putinsky, Linda 44 Pearson, Robert 44 Ramsey, 1Villiam 44, 122, 125, 127 Rattew, joy 44, 105, 118, 124 Ray, Barbara 44 Reese, Dewey 44, 109, 131, 56, 72 Redick, Lowell 44 Reynolds, Garry 44, 56, 64, 74, 75, 109 Reynolds, Lois 44, 108, 127 Richards, Roger 44, 115 Riley, Michael 44 Roberts, Nina 44, 102, 103 Roberts, Roger 44 Rodgers, Patricia 44 Ronquillo, Peter 44 Runyan, Judith 44, 105, 108, 116 Rupprecht, Randall 50 Rutherford, Charlotte 44, 117, 118 Reid, Patricia 44 St. Amant, Ronald 44 Sallee, William 45 Sapelak, janet 45, 42 Schrubba, Gerald 45 Schatzley, james 45 Scott, Camilla 45 Scott, Danny 45, 71, 136 Sekulich William 45 Shaw Kathaleen 45 Sherman David 45 112 Simmons Connie 45 107 Simpson Mary 45 108 117 Simson Marvy145 124 Sjoblom james 45 Slater David 49 111 Smith John 45 Smith john 45 Solomon Frederick 45 Soule Douglas 45 Sousanis Martie 50 105 111 125 Sprague James 45 Stanfreld Rodney 40 Stephens Beatrice 45 103 111 118 119 122 128 Stewart Richard 47 80 Strme Frederick 47 Stuk Duane 47 Stutesman Virginia 47 Suckow Janet 47 102 103 105 116 Sutton Larry 47 124 Talley Brenda 47 118 123 Taylor john 47 127 128 Teets Mary 47 105 129 133 124. 'l'erMarsch, David 47, 109, 111, 80 Terry, Barbara 47, 42. 113, 113 Themm, Bonita 47, 129 Thompson, Nina 47, 104 Thompson, Stephen 47, 56, 64, 72, 83, 109 Tippin, Larry 47 Titsworth, Gerald 48 Toivonen, Rose 48 Travis. Robert 48, 115 Travis, Troyce 48 Turner, -loan 48 Upton, judith 48 Vallad, Sandra 48, 113, 119 Vance. Carolvn 48, 51, 105, 32, 110, 113 VanBibber, Charles 50. 131 Van1Voert, Ruth 48, 112 Vaughn. Norma 48 Venner, lames 48 Vogler, Nancy 48 Vollrath, Claralee 48, 111, 117, 136 Wagner, Lou.1nna 48 1Va1ton, Karlene 48, 102, 104, 118, 122, 124, 131 VVatson, Nancy 49, 127 1Vel111, Carol 49, 112, 118 1VeiI1el. Shirley 50 1Vellman, Mike 111. 136, 56, 60, 61 1Vells, Phillip 49, 51, 80, 108, 109 1Vhite, Margaret 49. 104, 123 1Vest. Michael 50, 56 YVhitIock, leanette 49. 46, 34, 35, 102, 105, 118, 134, 135 1V11it1ock, ludith 49, 107 1Vi11iams, Donald 49 1Villiams, Phillip 49, 66, 67, 109 11'inter, Sharon 49 1Viscombe. Karen 49. 112 1Vright, Caroline 49, 123 1Vright. Donna 49, 112 1Vright, 1Villiam 49 Yo11ng,Sa11y-19. 112. 102 Zolman, Richard 49 JUNIORS Anderson, jim 56, 88 Anderson, Lynn 88, 99, 124, 126 Anderson, Marilyn 88 Anglin, Sharon 88 Ashley, Mary Lo11 88, 133 Ayres, Dick 88, 115 Baker, Sharon 88 Ball, Pa11lette 88 Bartles, Ruth 88 Bayley, Barbara 88, 103 Beegle, Pat 88 Bisbikis, jane 88 Blasingame, Carol 88 118 Bolt jerry 88 Bookie, Donald 64 88 Brahant jerry 88 125 ' Brooks Brown Brown Brown Brownell ck 8 28 0 Buehre Janice 88, 114 115 Burch Pat 88 104 130 Call DiAnne 88 125 Cascaddan Louie 89 109 124 125 Carllsle C-11bert 89 Carson Dons 89 Clark judv 89 Classon Karen 89 118 Code Conrad 89 Coggms Cheryl 89 103 105 Sharon 88 janet 88 Robert 88 Ron 88 112 Coleman Linda 89 99 124 Covington B111 89 Craig Art 89 6 Crump Georgia 89 Cudnohufsky Carolyn 89 105 Dafoe Gayle 89 1 1 , , I 1 4 , , , , , , 136 a 1 r 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' , rf 1 ' 1 - - , ,ja 8, 1- , 13 ' 1 . I 1 1 v Y 1 - 1 1 - s 1 a , , , , , .Y 1 - r . 1 1 , 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 ', n 1 ., , , Y 1 ' . . . ' ' ' 1 , , , , 126 , . . , 1 1 n 1 , , ' F 1 1 . , 1 ., J 1 l 1 1 , . 1 I I ' , 1 ., , .v 1 ' I ., . - -- , -1 -.. ,x,.--.., ., . .., .,, Y, 'N Davis, Joan 89, 108 Dickerson, Jean 89 Dosch, Howard 89 Dove. Lawrence 89 D11mity, Delores 89, 115 Eaglen, Ken 89 Edwards, Margo 89, 105, 133 Edwards, Mary Ann 89. 105, 127, 129, 133 Eisele, Harold 89 Erickson. Norris 89 Everett, Snadra 89, 130, 131 Farrell, Leonard 80, 90, 102, 105 Fidler, Sharon 90, 94, 134, 135 Fielding, Peggy 90 Fisher, Rick 64. 65, 76, 77, 78, 90 Fisher. Rick 56, 90, 107, 109 Flowers, Janice 90 Foster, Janet 90 Frazier, Darrell 74, 90 Furlong, Diane 90 Garchow, Fred 56, 90, 94, 103 Garrett, Myra 90 Giles, Mike 90 Glowaz, Don 56, 72, 90, 103, 109 Golden, Brent 76, 90 Goode. Pam 90, 124 Grant, Herbert 90. 124, 126 Gray. Gary 80, 82, 90 Gray, Sandy 88, 90, 104 Gresehover, Donna 90 Gress, Charles 80, 81, 90 Grist, Richard 90, 131 Haines, Diana 90, 99, 166 Hall, Anita 90, 130 Hammond, Edna 90, 124 Harrington, Pat 90, 125 Harris, Michael 90 Hart, John 91 Hayward, Virinia 91 Henry, Pat 91. 125 Henson, George 66, 67, 76, 77, 79 Herman, Jackie 91 Hester, Don 91 Hihhard, Nancy 91, 99, 123, 126, 132 Highbaugh, Mary Lo11 91, 99, 102, 105, 116, 124, 126 Hillock, Doug 91 Hillman, Charles 91 Hoadley, Bob 91 Hodge, Sandra 91 Hogan, Karen 91, 105 Howard, Jerry 91 Huber, Gary 91 Hughes, Carol 91 Hughes, Nan 91, 118, 122, 131 Hunt, Beckv 91, 104, 130, 131 Hunt, Jim 91 Jillxert, Margie 91 Johnson. Charlotte 91, 99, 103, 108, 126, 130, 132 INDEX - 164 Johnson, Lynn 56, 91, 125 Johnson, Janet 91 Johnson, Janice 91 Johnson, Jean 91 Jones, Lawrence 91, 125 Jones, Susan 92, 94, 99, 102, 104, 110, 120, 121, 125, 126, 34 Kallas, JoAnn 92, 105 Karns, Ken 72, 92 Kern, Fred 74, 80, 82, 92, 109 Kerns, John 74, 80, 92, 109 Kilman. Jerry 92 Kimmel, Ken 70, 92, 109 King, John 92 Kitchen, James 92 Kloka, Marcv Ann 92, 99, 102, 104, 105, 110, 121, 125, 125 Koch, Jennie 92 Kosheha, Rose 92. 118 Krupa, April 92, 94, 95, 105, 106, 107, 129 Kwiathowski. Tom 92 LaBarge, Betty 92 Ladd. Audrey 92, 105, 115, 118 LaFrance, Terri 92, 104, 116, 119 Lake, Delbert 115 Lake, Linda 88, 92, 104, 105, 130 Lambert, Chuck 80, 92, 94, 109, 112 Lang, Steve 56, 74, 92, 95, 103. 125 Largent, Pat 92. 106, 107, 122 Larson, Linda 92, 99, 103, 105, 116, 121, 124, 125 Leach, Jean 88, 92, 105 Lengers, Margaret 92, 125, 133 Lewis, Ed 10, 92, 108 Lockwood, Sandy 92, 99, 102, 126, 128 Lunsford, Bill 92, 126 McAulev, Ronald 92 mrfcarmev, Flora 92, 95, 99, 102, 125, 126, 132 McDermoit, Marion 92 McDonnell, Ron 93 Mclntosh, Linda 93, 130 McNerney, Paul 93 Mapley, Joan 93 Marien, Karen 93. 94, 99, 102, 125, 126, 129, 133 Marsh, Ken 93. 116 Marshall, Linda 93 1x1'mha11, Shaun 93 Martin, Carol 93 Matheny, Mary Ann 93, 110, 118 Mathisen, Bill 80. 93, 107, 109, 131 Meyers, Dave 80, 93 Miller, Katheryn 93 Mirovsky, Dan 93 Michell, Elaine 93, 130 Molyneaux, Sharon 93, 105 Moore, Ralph 70, 93 Moore, Vivian 93 Morgan, Sharon 93 Morris, Pam 93, 106, 107, 126 Moss, JoAnn 93 Motsinger, Sharon 93 Mouser, Margaret 93 Murphy, Kathy 93, 94, 105, 129, 134 Nadeau, Dan 93, 108, 113 Nance, Maflalene 93, 105, 110 Neaves, Vicky 93 Nedtlle, Rita 93 Neira, Toni 93, 108, 118 Nicely, Dennis 93 Norlmerg, Louie 82, 96, 109 Norherg, Nancy 94, 96, 102, 103, 105, 108, Norgren, Norm 94, 96, 131 Norman, Larry 56, 96 Oliver, Gary 96 Patterson, Terry 56, 74, 94, 96, 131, 137 Payne, Chris 56, 70, 76, 77, 79, 96, 109 Pearson, Joanne 96 Pease, John 96, 131 Pence, David 96 Pence, John 96 Perry, Diane 96 Peterson, Margaret 96, 118 Peterson, Rita 96, 118 Pierce, Brenda 96 Pirochta, Jerry 96 Plumer, George 56, 96 Potts, Louis 96 lll, 114, 129 Proper, Jim 96 Prudhomme, Oliver 96, 124 Puckett, Gary 96 Purvis, Mary 96 Randolph, Karen 96 Remley, Sue 96 Richardson, Colleen 96, 103, 108, 116, 124 Rieck, Dave 96 Riharb, Mike 96 Robbins, Doug 96 Roberts, Betty 97 Robinson, -Jlllll 97, 123 Ross, Don 70. 76, 77, 79, 97, 109 Rowe, Jim 97 Rowe, Ron 97 Schram, Annette 97, 105, 108, 132 Schultz, Carol 97, 105, 122, 127, 129, 132 SClllll'lli, Robert 97 Sevon, Bill 97 Shelley, Mike 97 Shields, Dave 56, 64, 76, 77, 97, 109 Shoemaker, Don 97 Sicuranza, Ralph 97 Sisk, Roger 97 Sisk, Jim 97, 107, 131 Smith, Carol Ann 88, 97 Smith, Donna 97 Smith, Mark' 56, 76, 77, 94, 97, 108 Smith, Ray 97 Smith, Sandra 97 Smith, Wayne 97, 124, 125 Smolich, Barbara 97 Sneed, Roger 97 Solomon, Art 56, 76, 97, 125, 128 Spencer, Jim 98 Speratos, Sue 98, 105, 110, 118 Stamper, Pam 98, 118 Starkey, Bob 98 Starkey, Jan 56, 98, 125 Stickle, Sharon 98, 99, 124, 126 Stone, Barbara 98, 123 Sturges, Karen 98 Swartz, Art 98 Talley, Curtis 98 Tank, Alvin 98 Taylor, Judy 98 Teachworth, John 98 Tison, Perry 98, 116 Trebault. Carol 98 Thomas, Larry 98 Thompson, Mary 98 Threet, Larry 76, 77, 79, 98, 110, 131 Tubbs, Michele 98 Tucker, Rusty 98, 125 Vallad, Jackie 98, 99, 124, 126 Van Bibber, Ken 98, 131 Vance, Don 56, 62, 98, 131 Vogler, Melvina 98 Voynar, JoAnn 99, 102. 115, 118 Wade, David'66, 67, 99, 123 waiter, Diane 99, 106, 118, 124, 126, 127, 129 Walton, Bob 68 Wampler, Pat 98, 99, 117, 124, 126 Warner, Dale 99 Wasik, Ed 63, 65, 68, 69, 99 Wassemiller, Della 99 Weaver, Genevieve 99, 118 Wellington, Karen 99, 111, 115, 130 Wheaton, Lois 99 Wheeler, Sharon 94, 99, 102, 105, 134, 135 Williams, Berardine 99 Williams, Carmen 99. 104. 122, 132 Williams, Gary 99, 127, 128, 131 Williams, Karen 99, 104, 118 Williams, Kathleen 99 Williams, Lynn 99 Wilks, Peggy 99 Wilson, Mike 99 Wood, Tom 99 Young, Bill 56. 58, 64, 65, 76, 78, 99, 109 Young, Donna 99, 122 Zinc, Tom 72 SOPHOMORES Abel, Jeanette 140 Adams, Pam 140 Agelink, Jenny 140 Allen, Ray 140 Altman, Lee 140 Anderson, Floyd 140 Armstrong. Carol 140 Bahn, Cathy 130, 140 Bailey, Carole 140 Baker, Jerry 140 Baldwin, Barbara 111, 115, 136, Ball, Frankie 140 Ball, Judy 140 Barker, Phyllis 140 Barrie, Gary 60, 61, 80, 82, 140 Barton, Elizabeth 140 Basinger, Bill 115, 122, 140 Batchelor, Barbara 140, 148 Behnke, Linda 123, 140 Beltz. Stewart 140 Bertrand, Barbara 140 Beyer, Linda 140 Bigger, Nancy 140 Bihl, Dave 61, 140 Bilkey, John 140 Bixby, Theresa 140 Blevins, Mel 140 Blust, lid 136. 140 Boatwright, Helen 140 Bocchiola, Gary 60, 61, 140 Boeneman, Lorraine 141 Boyd, Dorothy 102, 141, 149 Bragan, Sue 141 Bramble, lim 60, 61, 141 Brantly, Charles 141 Breadon, George 141 Breadon, Georgina 141 Bredow, Millie 141 Bridger, Phil 141 Briggs, Peggy 141 Brown, Olivia 141 Buero, Juanita 141 Burgess, Joe 141 Burwell, Jim 80, 141 Bush, Chuck 141 Campbell, David 141 Cascaddan, Mariedith 111, 141 Cate, Mary 141 Chamberlain, Carol 102, 141 Chandler, Katie 104, 108, 116, 141 Chesney, Sharon 141 Chestnut, Jerry 141 Clark, Jackie 141 Cobb, Clayton 141 Cockrum, Ron 62, 76, 141 Coe, Jim 141 Cook, Karen 141 Coulter, Robert 141 Cox, Dennis 108, 141 Cox, Jerry 141 Cox, Lorraine 142 Cox, Ruth 142 Creamer, Phyllis 142 Crenshaw, Ronald 115. 142 Crossman, YN'il1iam 142 Curtis, Cynthia 116, 142, 148 Dalby, Darlene 142 Daniels, VV.1yne 62, 142 Davis, Brenda 142 Davis, Joyce 142 Davis. Pat 142 Davis. Roger 142 DeF1orio, Saundra 105, 106, 107, 142 Dillard, Jim 142 Dodge, Paula 142 Doolin, Carla 105, 142, 149 Drellick, Art 142 Dumity, Diane 108. 115, 117, 142 Edgar, Alice 142 Edgeworth. Eileen 102, 106, 142 Edwards, Dennis 142 Erkkila, Bill 60, 61, 136, 142 Falls, Gary 142 Farmer. Terry 71, 142 Ferich, Carol 142 Fleetwood, Julie 142 Floyd, Darlene 142 Franklin, Suzie 116, 142 Franks, Bonnie 142 Fugitt, Bonnie 143 Fuller, Tom 143 Gaines, Beverly 143 Gaines, Jolene 104, 117, 143, 148 Gertz, Sandra 143 Gibson, Jan 1-19, 143 Gilchristt, Dennis 143 Gillotte, Angel 143 Glenn, Gail 143 Godfrey, Robert 143 Goff, Donald 143 Goffar, Kay 132, 143 Goley, Berna 143 Goldsworthy, Ron 143 Gorsline, Kaye 143 Graves, Gene 70, 143 Gray, Doug 143 Green, Shirley 119, 143 Greenwood, Lois 143 Grice, Roger 143 C-roh, Hellen 143 Haines, Robert 136, 143 Haist, Ron 143 Halliday, Sharon 143 Hamby, Violetta 143 Harbert, Paul 62, 143 Harris, Max 60, 61, 143 Harrison, Kay 143 Harroun, Eric 143 Harroun, Pamela 115, 144 Harvey, Karen 136, 144 Hassenzahl, Homer 144 Hawisher, Sue 102, 144 Hayward, Garry 62, 144 Hayward, Larry 62, 144 Heacock, Dick 144 Heline, Bruce 144 Helzer, Harry 144 Hendricks, Larry 60, 61, 144 Henry, Larry 70, 115, 144 Hernandez, Joy 144 Hickman, Barbara 144 ,-,. . lv l , ,fnrlf Z Y , 1? -. ,, fi 'S ,f fa 'W 5 , Hillard, Terry 144 Hillman, Carolyn 144 Hilty, Bob 144 Hockey, Dave 144 Hoisington, Doug 144 Hubble, Dennis 60, 61, 71 Huffman, Mike 71, 144 Hughes, Richard 144 Hullett, Norma 115, 144 Humphrey, Chuck 60, 61, 70, 144 Humphreys, Ernie 80, 81, 115, 144 Hunter. Diane 103, 145 Hurst. Clarice 145 Inabnit, Tom 145 Inman, Sharon 145 Jackson, Carolyn 145 Jacobs, Bob 145 James, Robert 145 Jewell, Leland 145 Johnson, Christine 145 Johnson, Jim 145 Jones, Pamela 108, 116, 145, 148 Kelly, Lena 145 Kent, David 60, 61, 145 King, Dwight 145 Kline, Tim 66, 145 Klobnock, Pat 145 Kniffen, Nichole 103, 108, 145 Kostin, Georgia 111, 120, 145 Kovach, George 108, 122, 136, 13 Kramp, Terry 145 Kuhn, Marrian 145 Lacey, Kathleen 104, 145 Lake. Peggy 145 Lambert, Bonnie 104, 127, 145 Lane, Gene 146 Landis, Calvin 146 Larson, Art 146 Lauinger, Trudy 116, 146 Leahy, Jim 106, 136, 146 Lee, Robert 156 Leech, Harold 60, 61, 146 Logan, Harold 146 Long, Denny 146 Lonteen, Katie 146 Lougheed, Judy 146, 148 Luebke, Linda 146 Mapley, Sally 120, .146 Marcos, Mike 146 Marcum, Mike 60, 61, 62, 146 Martin, Judy 140, 146 Martin, Richard 60, 61, 71, 146 Massey, Brenda 71, 102, 146 Masters, Nevario 60, 61, 146 Matheny, Sandra 146 7 McBride, Pat 104, 146, 148 McBurney, Joyce 111, 146, 149 McDermott, Sandra 146 Mcliachern, Janie 106, 146 McEldownev,V Gloria 144, 146 McGowen, Danny 146 McGowen. Sherry 146 Mcllroy, Skip 70 McKinley, Martna 146 McMonagle, Judy 146 McO1ry, John 146 McPeake, Jack 146 McWethy, Lorraine 111, 146 Mellor, Charlotte 146 Midkiff, Billy 146 Mihalek, Gary 146 Mineweaser, Connie 102, 131, 146 Moczarski, Mike 62, 146 Monroe, Roy 146 Montgomery, Cheryl 146, 149 Moody, Pat 146 Moore, Norman 104, 146 Morris, Jackie 105, 108, 115, 122, Mortimore, Tom 60, 61, 146 Motsinger, Lorraine 146 Myre, Dave 146 Nichols, Harold 76, 77, 146 Nichols, Wennah 146 Norman, Fred 146 Oltisvig, Lenora 147 Orr, Don 147 Parker, Pam 116, 119, 147 Parkson, Ruth 147 Penoyer, Allen 147 Pepper, Diane 103 Perry, Eddie 76, 144, 147 Peterson, Elgin 147 Peterson, Jo-Alyce 116, 147, 149 Phillips, Jeanne 147 Phillips, Karen 107, 136, 147 Pickett, Carolyn 147 Pierce, Janice 147 Pritchard, Pam 102, 103, 110, 111, Radecki, Marilyn 147 Rassier, Marlis 108, 147 Reeve, Shirley 111, 147 Reid, Judy 111, 147 Reigle, June 147 Reynolds, Betty 147 Riley, Charles 108, 147 Risinger, Carol 147 Robarge, Marilyn 147 Robbins, Gladys 147 Roberts, Ron 147 Rose, Dennis 80, 147 Ross, Onita 147 Ryan, Ken 147 Sadler, Mike 147 Safnford, Betty 147 Santala, Ted 147 Sapelak, Bill 147 Scarborough Richard Schultz Larry 147 Schons Jerry 147 Schweitzer Ben 147 Scott Francess 147 Scott Sue 103 105 108 122 Shaffer Rovert 147 Shearer Sandie 140 147 Sidwell Louis 147 Simmons Joan 147 Simorf' Sandy 112 147 Simpson Susan 147 Smith Douglas 60 61 147 Sneed Larry 147 Sokol Tom 60 61 71 147 Spangler Linda 147 Sparks Susan 102 147 Stadler Delbert 148 Stanton Lynne 148 Stechow Jim 131 148 ,Stewart Neil 148 Stlmpson Becky 107 148 ' T J 146 fd , A,z,,,j,f24 1 - ' 'V' V2 Q, 4 'fW'Qf1,j . 132, 147, 149 Strevel, Betty 102, 148 Strozeski, Ernest 148 Sulacia, John 60, 61, 62, 148 Summers, Alan 115, 148 Sutton, Bob 148 Swan, Gary 148 Szot, Edward 148 Talbot, Jerry 148 Tallon, Bob 136, 148 Tatum, James 148 Teets, Donald 60, 61, 70, 71, 76, 79, 148 TerMarsh. Gail 132. 149, 148 Themm, Sandy 129, 148, Thomas, Dayne 60, 61, 62, 76, 77, 148 Thompson, Ron 148 Tippin, Dale 148 Titsworth, Darwin 148 Togohsemgn. 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