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

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1964 volume:

4? . ,L I A, nf' F Q ? ', 1 1 A 1 .- ,Ja Li! is .. . by fit W' A 5 l . I H A f P A' .. 5 , r 14 T 4 Y , .-f ff 1 O 3 in H if 5' 3 6 I Pontiac al c 1 L? 5 AVALANCHE Pontlac Northern Hrgh School Pontiac Mrchrgan Editor Elarne Hertel Advisor Mr Kenneth Ferguson Volume Vl I , 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 I 1 1 0 I . -Ur In Q-V A,V. WNW-W-Www MVN' f .7 We '1 E ,, ,, . , r. X ' ,, ' Seniors Carole Gorkie 4 Faculty Patricia Horner 34 Sports Barbara Payne 62 lntra-Mural Laural McCurdy 94 Juniors Claudia Edwards IO2 Crganizations ' Anita Tucker '22 Sophomores Laural McCurdy '50 Theme S Design Sharon Abney Advertisements Claudia Cook J . Y 1 r i ....W...........,. 1 ,,,,,, wrmmwnwnumnm W, -Q J I E x, li 1 1 Q ,- -iv... , I ..-MAT , 1 sxxxx W j U 15 Ugg , gy. . Pf, if ' 1':1'5f1f5x , 1 :W , - 1554 f ' Tff',.14-af, 231 . f ,,'-x A A NNN SN XXX xc f R Q. -s 5 S X uh Where do we go from here, boys 'lllq-p ! '-r .,d' al N QS 1? Page 5 Mya, f . I, iff, i it 5' -El Qi Q .mfs ll Sharon Ahney Randolph Adler Richard Allolder Patsy Alvarado Rebecca Alvarez Alan Anderson Clilton Ashley Carolyn Atkinson Dennis Avis Donald Bailey Devon Barefoot Robert Basinger Robert Bates Wayne Batters Bette Bayley Rebecca Beaty o 'Wllill S cuss Fm 'ans .VR-1. 5552! we 'son ley iinson s iley eloof IW WHAT'S ON THE AGENDA? Pausing lor a moment in the hall to dis- they are Jerry Reese, Vice-President: lim Kimmel, Secretary, Terry Chase cuss linal plans lor graduation are senior class ollicers. From L. to R., President: and Steve Daniels, Treasurer. 'ZF' f dl John Beckett David Beebe Beverly Benson Ted Bentlield Sue Benton Patricia Berkley Dale Bessey Patricia Billiey Maureen Bishop Simone Blanchard Neal Blust Margaret Boomer Page 7 ingvf if es , If x ers , , 'tc l f V 1 f v i or nl, ill.-mi'-F!:,r Hr' WHAT SIZE IS THIS PICTURE? Assisting Sally Hilderly Ls the representative rom Storer Spellman Studios. Senior pictures are taken in the early fall and returned be ore Christmas. These pictures are ojfered at u conslklerablv low cost to seniors. Pafricia Brown Carolyn Bryant Henry Buero Barry Bullingion Michael Burklow Roberf Burling Dalton Burneff Dennis Burwell 8 On the sunny si e Sidney Borders Roberl Bradshaw Brenda Bridger ---W ' - r,,.-gi-PM I ' -v--....- of the street Kalhy Bufler .lay Caldwell Denton Carlson Eleanor Carney James Carney Gary Ca rpenler Carl Cascaddan Julian Cashllo OFF SHE GOES leavmg school lo go fo work 1'-S Ruth Cavenee Terry Chase us Co-op sluclenl Carole Gorlue The Co-op pro- gram was ongmally sel up lor semor studenfs lo gel on lhe-'ob lraumng Sludenfs on lhe Coop program usually attend school durmg lhe hrsl lhree hours ol the day and worlr the remauncler ol the day Larry Cheek Jane Chnsm Wulllam Cllllon larry Clower ' ' 9? in life are free 8- 4m '7' f if Q Kalhleen Devil! Richard Deweese Michael Dion William Dodge David Dodson David Dove David Dow Dorolhy Daw THINKING AHEAD. Under the supervision ol Mr Maluro the pilol program sludenls ol Narlhern are given an advance look alwhal college lile IS Oliver Drumheller aclUallY lille' Robert Dugan Ronald Dumily Carol Dunlap Palricia Durlee Claudia Edwards Clay Gillelie Mary Gilmore lawrence Giroux Edward Glosch Bennie Glover Andrea Golob Darlene Garchow Barbara Garner Palricia Garrelf Ronnald Garrefl Angelila Garza Dianna Giles I 'ilu- lET'S MAKE IT OUR BAll. Sfudenls of Ponliac Norlh- ern read gleefully as bolh teams ahempl fo gain possession ol lhe ball ol ihe annual Senior-Facully game held in lhe gym. Each leam provides its own cheerleaders, as well as providing the audience with unending enioymenl. Q s hue' 'W sf' .' A ,,, Page 13 Gee, but it's great fffff' Q9 S QP'-7 ,fav 'E' 5199' F, Page 14 James Hansen Phyllis Hardy Johnny Harris Raylene Horroun Sharon Harsch larry Hari Roberl Gomez Jeanne Gonzales Saundra Goodrich Carole Gorkie Mary Gray John Green Donald Grice Belva Grooms David Gruber Sharon Gruno Julie Hall Robert Hamm phylll lame! HW Wiell Daw lc' Pgylillf ll Rem: H- Bqm Her Bane W9 Cnfhenwell Wrmc lllm lclsy Hlwgr llufy HL! 'HAVE YOU Hin JP ll ll! latest ull' ll l- luum Quill ard Cloudy, lf ll to meet a friend Phyllis Holman James Haun Jimmie Hawkins Danny Hayes Paulelle Haynes Rebecca Henry Barry Henson Elaine Herlel Calherine Hesler Wilma Hicks Sally Hilderley A T Mary Hill 'HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST? Taking a lew momenls aller lunch lo calch up on The lalesl social events, school aclivifies and lads, in the lounge are from L. lo R., laural McCurdy, Sharon Abney, Bob Willson, Pol Wellman, Dick Quick, and Claudia Edwards. Cf l A- Kfo- Alex Hiller Roberl Hilfy I 1: 2?g Page 15 m nf.,.'iiy,.yy-I-iny-'lvqvli-ww'-ll K' There must lea Ray Hinson Dennis Hoisinglon Mary .lane Hoisinglon Palricia Horner larry Howard Helen Hrymeclii Gary Huber Sandra Huber James Hudson Thomas Hunler Bonnie Hulchinson Ralph Hullenhower 'SETTING THE FINAL DEADllNE. Discussing final pldns for lhe l964 Pai Horner, Carole Gorliie, and Elaine Heriel, Edilor. The linal copy and Avolonche, Ponlioc Norlherrfs yeofboolr, ore fhe edilor. Mr. Ferguson. pictures are turned in during the middle of February so lhal publishing and lhe senior seclion heads. They are from l. lo R., Claudia Cook, laural can be compleled by lhe lalier parl ol May or lhe lirsl ol June. McCurdy, Anila Tuclier, Claudia Edwards, Barb Payne, Sharon Abney, l Marla Ilia' effl lmbl Barham ll , Douglas lr linda lrwi lollll libel Roger loc Dale lace lelcnd le llarilyn Mora loin lol ll be a way Maria lliades Jerry Imboden Barbara Inabnit Douglas lngamells Linda Irwin John Isbell Roger Jackson Dole Jacobs Leland Jewell Marilyn Johanson Barba ro Johns Joan Johnson nv-nw. :fra-um,.,,,., N ,, .59 N wiv Brenda lewis 'WHAT SHAll. WE DO? Making plans tor the on- coming Quill and Scroll initiation at the publications banquet are from I.. to R., Elaine Hertel, Claudia Cooli, Vera Ervin, and Maria Iliades. Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for high school iournalists who make outstanding contributions in the tield ol iournalism. To quality, a student must be a iunior or senior, he must be in the upper third ot his class, he must have done superior worlx in some phase of iournalism or school publications, he must be recommended by their supervisor and approved by the executive secretary ot the society. so c,,....,....,.........-v.. m-Alillkll Carol Koerner John Krause Beth Kretschmar Howard Kuhn John ladeau Gloria lallin Michael landers Sandra langlord Rebecca laZelle Carol leach Marie lemley Marianne lengers UML 'dpi' f f H ' A I 1, WHAT SUBJECTS ARE REQUIRED FOR COLLEGE? Laura! 1UeCurdv. a college preparatory student. converses with Miss Ireland, one of Northern 's many counselors. The counselors allempt lo inform the students of the many opporlunilies and advantages that a good high school education has. Spencer McCool laural McCurdy Carol McDermid Susan McGeen larry McGowen Sharon McPherson Q--gr' Connie Medlock Dennis Meier N RoberiMendiefa Daniel Miller in in b George Miller i VVP V Z Richard Mills A Ka Page 21 2 i ,W -W.- ...--------v--1 - 1'm1Ivll1iUwILll1llifllll'YlI - A' :tk fl, 'Graf f A-H l g - W .H H- L--N wiv Q 'fm iffxziifs ff . , r v 'rn 0 -.1 ,- N 9 E 1 ff,...- Kx fs fl! 4 xl ,l 1 Qs- , A Sq., V NC-4 Q fx 2,9 uv, , 5 Q. , ' I x , X Q-if'-M A ,f ' A ., 'QWXT - 1' V220 A V ' nftrsizf -, yvw-uf 1 , , Us A Wx., ' ' w XM.: ff. ' 3, - -,qs F Q44 fq ,A ,w5'u5xV ,j'fi1:f?, ' as 'ff - w As Sharon Norberg Thomas Nichols James O leory John Pacene Ruchard Pacene Myra Pangllmon Samuel Panlmey Alene Parker Mane Pawley Barbara Payne Maliher Plelfler Don Phlllips Page 24 Fw WM 1395, Q Terry Mllls Sue Monroe Manlyn Moody Carolyn Morgan Susan Morrls Wllllam Mueller Helen Neaves Duane Needham 'W Qua- ,PW th' , 5 .Ml l -Q 'Sis l Pamela l Richard l Barbara lerry lee Nvncy Rn Michael I Cuwl le Barham L,..,.,m umm Shirley lolml A -...-...-l... GTZ 3 Pamela Pruell Richard Quick Barbara Reese Jerry Reese Nancy Reid Michael Remley Carol Reynolds Barbara Ringblom Lawrence Roberts Revena Rocheleau Shirley Romero John Runyan STI V .1 ' 'vw , M, . ,,... 41 15,- SJ is Q' Cecelia Pierce Kennelh Pirochla Palricia Pomeroy Palricia Porler larry Presson James Proper Terry Prudhomme Marlys Pruell 4- ik if ' Fei W ,g unann- Pcqe 25 Seems like old times Scarlel Rulherlord Sheila Sadler Joe Saiz Olga Salas Belly Sanders linda Saranen Lyle Saxlon William Scarbro Jerome Schons Sieve Schulerl lanel Seaman Duane Show Nicholas Siavralras Palricia Simmons George Simplsiss Thomas Simpson Brenda Singlelon larry Slaler Kennelh Smilh lee Smilh CAUGHT IN THE ACT These seniors are enloymg their lunch hour This is the high point ol the day when they have a chance to gather with their lriends Leslie Smith Robert Smith Dean Souden Cheryl Soule lesta Stanley Charles Starkey Carolyn Staton James Stechow James Stephens larry Stephens 'June is busting 1 I . EE 1. I FII' Brenda Stevenson Patricia Stewart Jerry Stoner Phillip Strong Robert Sutton Don Swan Donna Swan Ramona Swansey 'fe E Carol Tallon Elwyn Tatu Darryl Tison Darwin Titsworth Darlene Toney Anita Tucker Ruth Vallins Richard Vandecar Herman Van Houten loraine VerBeek Pafricia Vogler Bessie Wagner Vaughn Wagner Suzanne Waldbillig Pairicia Waugh Martin Weibel Pairicia Wellman ANXIOUSLY AWAITING GRADUATION Graduation al Ponuac memorable expcrwnccs lhal uall be looked bark on in lhc' future 3f:1rs'lo '11 Av N in if 'DO YOUR BEST. Giving instructions to his senior students concerning their linal exams is Mr. Wilson. The linal exams lor seniors, which are taken in the latter port ol May, help to determine which students will graduate in June and those who will have to attend summer school. Donald Weyer Delores Whitehea lark Whiting Kendra Whittington Diane Williams Robert Willson Beverly Wilsey Sharon Winters Richard Wood Jean Wright Edward Yarbrough Gordon Yorli Judy Young Dianna Zabaglo QQ n Its a big, wide fm, L Y A ,Q wonderful world Mild red Covington Theodore Deneen Herman Dowdy 'SHARING IN THE EXCITEMENTI' Introducing our loreign exchange student Myra Pangilinan, center, to Pontiac Northern was a thrilling experience lor A.F.S. members. Showing the newly revised lloor plan, including the new addition, are Belii laZelle, lelt, and A.F.S. President, Claudia Cook. C F' '7-1' Kenneth Emery lanie Fredericlrs Bert laurin Sheldon McGregor Arnold Osta Ronald Troy David Wood linda Williams Page 31 1 It Tl 1-. 'dlfn.+ii'lQ?'lPWEl7I1v1P1! 'ax wr111'llizmwlv ' 4 , , , A 1 : ' , , . , . Hz: ,, C' . 'Y' I , 3,5 ., 5 1 f' 1 P , A, f , ff ,. 4 4, .,f s ' y 1 , z A - N X x 2 4. Ii nw WW Y. ak ' w Q ' - x .L-1 1 1-......-,...... -.,,.- ,, , ' 'f WHAT IS IT WORTH IN DOLLARS AND CENTS? PLENTY! To be specific, it means your expected life- time earnings will amount to nearly 3B258,000. This is almost 376,000 .f-IEE than the student will earn who drops out of school after eight years, over 346,000 more than the earnings of the student who leaves after one to three years of high school. In terms of dollars and cents then, your diploma is a most rewarding climax to your twelve years of learning. Now, a new era has begun. There are more important decisions to be made. Among them, where do you go from here? The avenues to a bright and prosperous future are more numerous than ever before, how- ever, they are the most challenging, most competitive that we have ever experienced. The demand for highly skilled and profes- sional people is unprecedented. So-what is it going to be? A job? On-the- job training? A teacher's certificate? 'A degree in engineering? CA college graduate earns over 35431000 in his lifetimej Whatever your ambitions and desires, we sincerely hope that furthering your educa- tion is among them. We wish you every success and invite you to investigate the employment possibilities with us. We will be happy to assist qualified graduates in enrolling at the General Motors Institute. COACHES' ITRUCKS FROM 'fa TO 60 TONS Truck 8: Coach . . . a General Motors Division . . . Pontiac, Mich. L l ' S a. Y i 'x fl 4 1 I I ,Z 1 'F s- if 6- L : F T E gl 1 'll an 1. .. 2 r ' ! . g . i , HEC' .I . 4' 4 5 ,i ff 4 W S , ' if 5 'l 3 ' 1 gf, I , .Q -X J ,W , A V ,, gh-1-n--- i' ' ' A: -' -- W H 5 Z 'rf g :Sf 3 -. I iifiift 1 I 1 All through Knit one, pearl two looks like l might get an arm done by next winter! mlnx... ,,,,, , ' dnb! 'gy 11 5,1 6' No! No! No! . . . not corpsuckle, corpuscle! It really works! I've never had a whiter wash! 'IT'B'53t So what ll you're not coordinated! You can still 'om the swimming team. let's see now, go to the lirst corner, turn lelt, then turn right, make another right, and one last left! Once upon a time there were three bears . . the Ol ali l 1 l Qh l 'efhult r ' 7 the day O.K. gang, let's take it from the top - Mary had a little lamb .... The taculty members at Pontiac North- ern display many sides ol their person- alities during a day. They can be hilarious, as well as serious, and are sometimes o combination ol both. Being a teacher means to be a builder ol intellect. To do this, one must be well- rounded in many locets ot education. Each 1. year our statt continues to improve and expand not only in quantity, but in quality. . I M , 8 I b ' 2, ' f my f ff f' il, 1 s K as 'f i' 7'-A f,yw,, , 'fy , -, ,g 2 5 If ,ff ' , I 5, 3'-w ,V 7 1 X 1 , . , Z A , , R , f ,V ' 15 - 1 vm , A - it ' ' xv he TfI.' 'i fy Let's see, two cents, tour days, no, two days and one weekend . . . oh well, l'm sure it's overdue, Ah come on now, you linow I can't brush alter every meal! Oh Sally, see Dicli run. Oh! Oh! Oh! All right, so l'm not too co-ordinated. , ,,. l ii ' ' A f 1 mi Q f j eg' gi '1' gg .' ' ' hr' , '35,-413122, H211 ' Page 37 A school system without a school board and administrative statl would be chaotic. The people who compose these two important departments are those who care enough about the school system to improve it. They worlr diligently throughout the year to coordinate the many facets ol a large school system, and they, also, strive to settle any disputes which might arise. These men and women should be commended lor the line iobs they are doing. 9, nd u TIME FOR A BREAK' Mr Lacy the Assistant Superintendent ol Schools ...sg 1- yn, 1 v lllll ln, -r J WHKIH ONE SHALL IT BE? Mr. Hoslinger, Director ot Physical Education strives to develop a physical education program which gives each student a versatility in many sports. 'PIEASE COME IN! Mr. Crew, Director ot Certified Personnel, spends many hours interviewing and trying to de- cide which people would meet the re quirements he tries to meet in hiring ol the school secretaries and certified personnel. 'WHAT MAY I DO FOR YOU? Mr. Fell, Assistant Superintendent in charge ol Business and Stott Person- nel, is always busy trying to arrange his staff in a compatible manner. Page 40 You're the top WORKING DllIGENTl.Y. Mr. Embree, Director ol Guidance and Pupil Personnel, spends many hours with area youth in trying to help them. Mr. Embree is brought in close contact with many students and seems to enioy his work very much. TOP BRASS. Mr. Graft, Director ot Vocational Education, is respon- sible lor coordinating ol all voca- tional classes in our school. DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS, Mr. Rotsel and Mr. Gallipo are laced with many decisions when placing students in secretarial and vocational iobs respective- ly. ' L-.. 3'-Q . If I .. -Qs-s..4s.f.w,n- 45 1 A Q., 's ends ilutl I N51' with 015 in ' e Nissan- , num-me A To a great governing body lilie the United States, a leader is an essential part. One alone is not sullicient to carry the burden and responsibility al such a distinguished position, as the Presidency. This is also true ot a large body such as Northern. At the head, shouldering responsibilities much the same as the President, is Mr. Wargelin. Acting as his assistant, in the same way as does the Vice-President, is Mr. Dutty. But our administrative list is not .yet complete, until we add the name ot Mr. McCracken, who acts as our Secretary ot Delense and our attendance olticer. Pictured below are Mr. McCraclien, Mr. Wargelin, and Mr. Dulty. 3 ., ,ss :U a i -A I ,L .,- . ., Q s ' 'P as N I 'Ps 'Er an v-:' swam .1 annum.:- VER!! ,,,.,.,..,...W.. 7 SCHOOL ADM: isTRAToRs Pciqe 41 is s X ln today's world ol hustle and bustle, each individual must be able to communicate with his contem- poraries. In order to do this he must tirst master the how's and why's ol the language he intends to communicate through- English. Through the years the Pontiac School System has worked to perlect a program which would expose the high school student to many facets ol the English language. Not only does the student learn how to coniugate a verb and diagram a sentence, he also examines the literary works ol authors who have lived during the various periods ot the development ol world literature. ln doing this he views the correct usage ol the language and how writing trends have developed. The study ot these literary works also enriches the students mind and challenges his intellect. The laculty members ot the English department are Mr. Kives, Mr. Chiarilli, Mr. Williams, Mr. Lee, Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Dittmer, and Mr. Ayers. Seated are Mrs. Choate, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Wiersema, and Mrs. Brown. Xwefev i 'fri r, . . s fc. 42 is GUSH 1561i Yun!! -J .4-4 iv! ,,..-, 'CHAN ek Si ,ft 'Q' , 1 A '1 I , I jfxl - Z mnY ',..4 , M, 1 . , M l' ib, U ,, x A u,fM P qenb ii , ,XX K 'M llNag,vqhbh Page 43 The term social studies has never been clearly defined. In a sense, all studies are social since they are carried on by human beings for human purposes. Here at Northern, however, most ol the time devoted to social studies is spent on history. United States history and civics are a must for every student who enrolls at Northern. He may also supplement these subiects with studies in world history, world geography, or Studies in American Democracy which consists of English, psychology and civics. With the help of various current-events magazines and pamphlets the student widens his scope in world happenings and becomes a more aware citizen of today's world. The instructors who keep us informed on world happenings - past, present, and future are Mr. Wil- son, Mr. Maturo, Mr. Dauw, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Litton, Mr. Pizza. Seated in the foreground are Mr. Ding- man and Mrs. Vaughan. I 3 ' Q M4-W J .. socw-xi srunnzs sv- nf '4- i m ,,,d fig eww Page 45 4L Business education is an important program in the modern high school curriculum. like all other programs, it should contribute to the development ol the youth by increasing knowledge, developing sliills, teaching how to solve problems, and developing proper attitudes. It is the responsibility ol the school to provide and supervise an on-the-iob training program tor senior students. The business education teachers are striving to lullill this responsibility to the best of their ability. - During this year, with the help ol capable teachers, students will learn how to operate numerous ollice machines, keep ledgers, write shorthand, and operate elliciently as an ollice worlier. a , ,av gr ,W f ' -v -. - if W6 . ., Fx, Alibi 9606600669 0000000000 0000000000 1000000006-I9 Q -gf BUSINESS EDUCATION lp A 9-of Quik in-. v-- Pkqe 47 L wx xx ., - ' 1'-' -- .' '1 md? Tx MMU N s , i , A W 95 w 'r - Y -NW V .,YY LT., V fs-W-w........ ,MQW- A broad high school education is necessary tor all students to enter a college or a professional school. But il a student intends to go to worlt immediately alter finishing high school, it may be to his advantage to tollow a vocational curriculum. Such a curriculum combines a liberal education with partial training in some vocation. This year the trade and industrial area has expanded right along with the rest ol the school. Included in the addition are o new print shop, an automotives class, and an electronics class. The teachers composing this department are Mr. West, Mr. Rose, Mr. Karageusian, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Sturgeon, Mr. Woods, and Mr. Meyers. G95 I , 'cj g gr. --a 'I .J . ...- 'f T. .. X I Q W 4 . ,S I DUSTRIAL ARTS ' ' ' ' 'W' Utlltmwrlmfrrmmmmv-mm1..mw... A f ' 'W EVGYY human being who has learned not to burn his hand in the tire or not to be deceived by the bent appearance of a straight stick partly under water is already a budding scientist. All he needs is a lot of training in facts and in explanations, and to know how to get at these facts through scientilic methods. During a student's three year stay at Northern, he has the opportunity to expand his scientific under- standing through the various spheres of activity which are available in the science department. With the help of qualified instructors, the student learns the basic steps of scientific application and through experiments in the classrooms, he learns how to apply these methods in subiects such as biology, gen- eral science, chemistry, or physics. The science department consists of Mr. Willson, Mr. Garwold, Mr. Bates, and Mr. Varner. Kneeling in the foreground are Mr. Roush, Mr. Wilcox, and Mr. Hall. ft as K- 'V L SCIENC 'Nxt I x 'bb V -ax ,jq Music education is concerned with music as on art, as o social force, and as a therapy. In the total school program it is believed that its function is to meet the needs ot the individual pupil and the group. This year Pontiac Northern's music department has expanded to accommodate the ever growing in- terest in music which has been expressed by the student body. Although no additional teachers have been added to the stall, each department has expanded in the number ot student participants and im- proved the quality ol performances immensely. In the vocal music department Mr. Dempsey and Miss Parry have organized completely new and different ensembles. Instead ol having the iunior and senior ensembles, each group is composed ot the most competent singers who auditioned. Mr. Rosegart has enlarged his band and continued his line presentations to the student body during athletic events and also during the instrumental music concerts. The orchestra has obtained a new conductor and is trying to improve its quantity as well as its quality. Since this organization has very lew members, they concentrate primarily on small ensemble pieces. J J mf , a 2 Q Page 50 MUSIC i Today the distance between the United States and the rest ol the world is growing continually smaller due to transportation improvements. Since most ol us will someday encounter people who do not speak English, the Pontiac School System has given us the opportunity ol learning to communicate in a foreign language. Here at Northern, four dillerent languages are altered. On mastering one ol them, a student should be able to communicate in either French, German, or Spanish. latin is taught to help students more fully understand English and its origin. A large portion ol our root words in English are derived from this ancient language. The instructors who aid us in mastering a loreign language are Mrs. Gary, Miss Householder, Mr. Gray, and Mr. Litton. ,y . , , FOREIGN LANGU GE 51 Mathematics is a world of wonder - a place where, with only a few numbers and points at our com- mand, the most amazing formulas and geometric figures appear as out of a magician's hat. When we wish to know how much? how many? how large? how fast? in what direction? with what chances? - the mathematician gives us a way to find the answer. Mathematics has its own logic - that is, a way of thinking. This year the enlarged mathematics de- partment is attempting to develop this logic and increase the student's ability in mathematics. During a three year stay at Pontiac Northern, each student has the opportunity to complete such courses as plane geometry, algebra, trigonometry, and solid geometry. In addition to these courses, a new advanced mathematics program has been created for the students who wish to further their mathematical knowledge. Under the instruction of Mr. Charles Murphy, these students concentrate pri- marily on courses such as basic functions, and beginning calculus. The members of the math department are, Mr. Cheek, Miss Holzer, Mr. Chuey, and Mr. Powers. HA g N 5 , I 'Q i , 1 1 3' -Bef. x Www 1 iv MATHEMATICS -or CT' to? 0' their 01 which C MglUt0i Do you have a problem with your schedule? Do you need help in deciding which college to apply to? Or ore you iust in need ol some friendly impartial advice? It so, each and every student has an assigned counselor with whom he con discuss problems such as these. During the year counselors deal with a multitude ot problems laid betore them by students. Often their opinions are o determining lactor in the action taken by the youth. Counselors help the student in choosing his curriculum and also suggest to the student various tests which are administered at Northern which would help him in choosing his career. This year's counseling statt is composed ol Miss Jacobs, Miss Murphy, Miss Ireland, Mr. Rendo, Mr. Maturo, and Mrs. Morrow. UAW, '0- Q f A ,K WZ Ui 0 ,, ,U COU SELORS 53 The quality ol each person's driving depends largely upon the lype ol Training he has had. The befler Trained The driver The more compelenl he will be as a cilizen ol The highways. Here al Norlhern each sludenl is given lhe opporlunily lo lalie driver educalion in his Three years in school. Along with lhe leaching ol driving melhods in The classroom, lhe sludenl is also allowed lo praclice lhese skills on The driving range nexl lo lhe school. Here he learns how lo maneuver the car as well as praclicing The regulalions ol good driving. Aller spending T2 hours on The driving range, The sludenl is lalien on his road lesl where he has lhe opporlunily lo lurlher improve his sliill helore receiving his driver's permil. The inslruclors in This deparlmenl are Mr. Balzarini, Mr. Grubb, and Mr. Wilson. gig, J , ...J QW Af .1 6 an -ff' 5, DRIVER EDUCATICN our beneli yhoolw It takes many kinds ol iobs to keep our world going, and homemaking is one ol them. It is a good iob, and it should be an enioyable one. Miss Sheppard spends the largest portion ol her day intro ducing this subiect to the students. One hour ot her day is devoted to being the advisor ol the Polaris, our school newspaper. A work ol art is a unique experience, both ior the artist who creates it and lor the observer who benefits by it. Mr. Silvonen has worked not only to develop his students' talents, but also to create a schoolwide interest in art through the various wall displays which are on view during the year. The library is an important part ol each students' lite since it enables him to seek out and find ma- terials which beneiit him in completing his schoolwork. Mr. Buller, the head librarian, is responsible for the organization and availability ol materials. With the aid oi students, Mr. Buller maintains an or- derly section ol an ever-pulsing organization - Pontiac Northern High School. The instructors pictured below are Mr. Buller, Miss Sheppard, and Mr. Silvonen. K M.. l 73, 51 ff HOMEMAKING, RT,and LIBR RY Physical education is an important part ol the modern high school curriculum. As well as exposing the student to numerous sports, the physical education teachers also strive to develop good sportsman- like qualities and help each person become a lunctioning part ol the group. Competing in physical competition also enables the student to develop the physical and mental stamina which he will use throughout his lile in making decisions. Here at Northern, each student is required to take physical education in their sophomore and iunior years. During this time he becomes acquainted with such sports equipment as golf clubs, tennis rockets, a diving board, paddle boards, and also the more commonly lound bats and balls. Under the super- vision ol competent instructors, the student learns to feel at home with this equipment while building and conditioning his reflexes and muscle coordination. The teachers who assist us in developing our physical stamina are, Mr. Johnson, Miss McConnell, Mr. Avesion, and Mr. Renda. L ff? A, an , , if M, I! gi ' '1 e f , . , if ii in ,I 4, J 1 - W 1. ,4 , S ll f-ag i .. .sf N A ,fwyg L. 'iiifygll' Houg lllll 2, 21 'Za' Tv x,, .,:, .X f gs V X. fa :sz V , y,,..,.:, -rzvl .nys S fs: ggi, A I v f'?,,4 , 4 ' , J ,iff WVZ. . , 56 PHYSICAL EDUCATION f pUffl'lU5e At one time or another each student and laculty member at Northern seeks the aid ot the secretaries. It they use the outside phone or wish to locate someone, the secretaries are the ones to ask because they have access to all school records. Mrs. Topp coordinates the usage ol the audio visual equipment. With the aid ol students, she keeps the school well informed through films on all events - post, present and luture. Mrs. Sharon Santala is another competent secretary, who operates the bookstore. Here students can purchase any school supplies which they need tor their classes at Northern. This year the secretaries who maintain an etticient ollice system are Mrs. Tapp, Mrs. Kilgore, Mrs. Houghton, Mrs. Santala, and Mrs. Watson. eau 'ii 'War . ,fs . V E fa I ,tk fig, ' ' ,Q,'v.'e 1- SECRETARIAL STAFF V ww., L, 1 ff ,, tw! 1 l f, .l W ,sf .f , f' l . ,y . 3' k Q M? NS. My-a XX Page 57 When lourlh hour arrives your mind generally wanders in lhe direclion ol load, in lad somelimes your slomach even commences lo inform you. All ol a sudden lhal magical lillle bell rings and The rush is on. The line swells and lhe aroma ol good wholesome load lills your noslrils. This is made possible lhrough lhe exlensive ellorl al Mrs. Hauls and her slall ol lruly gourmel chels. All during lhe school year lhe slall remains The same. You could also say lhe same lor lhe lunches lhal are prepared and sold daily, lor lhey relain lhe same lop qualily as always, balanced and delicious. This year lhe women who prepare these meals are Mrs. Church, Mrs. Clemons, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Bimm, Mrs. Shellon, Mrs. Manns, Mrs. Borders, Mrs. TerMarsch, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Houls. -sii 2 ii.. . i Mn-iff 96 ,x , L f 1 Timm. WAN ry, ,, 'luggnfsv' CAFETERIA STAFF gf M s.w .' f4 ,.-sc X ga f this Ullli kind lrie Camlle Do you ever wonder what happens when the school is absent ot teachers and students? Well, wonder no more! While you are at home munching an apple and watching television, the maintenance stall ol Pontiac Northern is here, polishing the glass that lets in the sunshine, and waxing the lloors we travel over. Remember the paper you thoughtlessly discarded on the cafeteria tloor at lunch? The statt is removing this waste so we can come back to a clean, cheery school. Yes, we should be thanlitul lor the maintenance stall, not only because they sustain the beauty and healthy atmosphere ot our 'Temple ol Education, but also because they compose o large port ot the kind lriendly characteristics so essential to successtul schools. This year the maintenance statl is composed ol Mr. Eugene Campbell, Mr. lewis Horner, Mr. Earl Campbell, Mr. Harold Wagg, Mr. 'Dave Simmons. Seated is Mrs. Mae Steenson. 'N' -we fi . I Q' gtk an--1 'f 4-if K-FAQQ 1' MAI TENANCE STAFF 59 '- will -' 13 'll In Q5lfm1l1lWFmWT'T I '?! ! fl2'!Tf!'4',1iiIli.!iE- f if I 1' rv , K . 3 ' I ,L- M . ' A rr a 1- gf .I ' - ' Q .. K 's ,: ol KMA V ,ang 1 I 1 24 4 i Q .felt , ri , if using ,gf 561.4 ,I H I ' . ' . . U 4 'L :A f 1 1 ff, A r ,- . I .fa Q- ' ad ,nr , -. , 5 , , VF ,ff f A ,A A . ., - ., ir., Ay K' . 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Because ol his interest i c in the youth ol this country and his concern lor the physical litness ol all Americans, we honor him NW here in the hope that we may appreciate the great sacrifices that he made lor his country. .--'v .. . ,. - s 4- M ., , - , f 3,513.5 sb- -'Ls-we -' f , -. 4 - f- 1 Y..- .NY .,... ,mf ,we - .V- I ,, . 11 K, 2 M -- f - f V' - w - , , , ... ,. - , .1-. -,-We-w.e..,-1. Mike Burlilow B.B. Co-Caplaan Baseball lim Wresllmg Co-Caplaln Baseball Captain Bob Willson 'wg 'wr-1' ... Don Weyer Foolball Captain Co-Caplain Page 66 :Q 6 'fix YYY Ervin Swim Captain Reese Barry Tennis Captain Tim Kaul Golf Captain Gary Cobb Dave Beebe sfling Co-Captain Mr Rendu 4ll5 5' 0 Wrestlmg Coach Cross Counfry Couch Golf Coach Mr Dmgmun Foolboll Coach 'SL Mr Douw Swum Coach Tenms Couch Mr Walson Baseball Couch Page 67 1 7' fs . 'x . A . Hll 1 '4 fi Mister touchdown, U.S.A. 2.23 I? MASTERS OF THE GRIDlRON. The varsity football players are from L. to R., lst row, John Samuilow, Lee Chapa, Bill Kelly, Robin Strassburgh, Peter Bessass, Jerry Walles, Clay Gillette, Mike Woodruff, John Krause, Ron Rayner. 2nd row, Gary Ellis, Les Smith, Tom Laverdure, Jim Dey, Steve Daniels, Mike Sam- uilow, Jim DeFlorio, Dennis Bennett, Jim Kim- mel, Don Weyer, Cliff Ashley. 3rd row, Coach Pizza, AI Rayner, Dave Gruber, Roger Cole- man, Larry Cheek, Tom Nichols, Dean Souden, Ron Dempsey, Paul Marien, John Coiocar, Al Mann, Coach Dingman. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES HIT EM HARD' Intense raining and practice sessions such as this one may malie the Northern Opponent difference between o hit or a 'miss' tackle in a game. i d 49 Troy 21 Kettering 34 Woterlord I 3 Berlrley I6 Southlield 6 Walled lake 32 Farmington 6 Wyandotte 2I Pontiac Central SEB , rv, ff 9 I 1 ll ooo' I O 0 Q lflf CO0Q'f0gQ DU N YDS HUHRTE wk ' 'V' 2 V., ,J -I Ai' 'X , 9 DME vnsmm 11-f11qiil'UHl 'Z W3,l if O-A ff c ,, 47 Q 5 G lg is af H 1? if qi! :V J Q 7 ' Y Q ik 5 gm Drill ye harriers, drill! Z Q A 1 1 . 31.0 -F' Lx! , , , I8 30 27 L3 .i . , is ' ' W- 23 95 A L l F V L I5 25 I5 f li TEAM OF HUSTlERS. The cross-counlry leam consisls ol from l. lo R., lsl row, Bob Willson, Gary Cobb, Coach Bill Willson, 2nd row, Nicli Ochoa, Bob Hayes, Tim Kaul, Gilbert Decker, Eric Larson, Bob Burlch, Dennis Mills, Simon Hernandez. 3rd row, Dave Prueli, David Kay, Ron Hoadley, Phil Slrong, Bob Vance, Bruce Gibson, Danny Dunn, lance Clauson. 'PEACE AND QUlET. Aller a meel is over, and lhe boys are all dressed, lhey somelimes slay aller in lhe locker room and lallr among lhemselves aboul lhe good poinls and bad poinls ol the meel. Nol all is serious, however, and - lhe boys usually end up clowning around. sun MQ llm rw' qi NPRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. To gel inlo condilion lor lhe oncoming cs well ug season, lhe cross-counlry men work oul by running in lhe halls. employed, This slrenglhens lheir leg muscles, improves Their brealh conlrol, lorunurw I CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Northern Kettering Farmington Walled lake Rochester Watertord Berkley Pontiac Central Southfield 3rd out ol 8 Millord Invitational 4th out ot 23 Oakland Invitational 5th out oI22 State Regionals The cross-countrjy course covers two miles of strenuous ground. It takes on an average of eleven minutes to cover the course, but an ex- ceptionally fast runner can do it in nine minutes. This year's cross-country' team took the Con- ference title and only lost one duel meet all sea- son. Two outstanding runners, Garjy' Cobb and Nick Ochoa, were chosen All-Conference. Coach Willson was, of course, very' proud of his team's record and hopes that next year's team can equal it. rm as well as increasing their speed. This method ol practice is also I employed during the season when the weather makes it impossible I to run around the track. ? ' ,y 5: Opponent GIRLS I-ff' W 'THE FINISH! Bob Vance strain line as Mr. Dauw and Bruce Mann record his time FRIENDlY ADVICE. Coach Willson advises the co-captains ol his cross- country team, lrom L to R., Gary Cobb and Bob Willson if 4 Z' W4 sug- W 4 Where do we go from here, boys This year's Junior Varsity Football team is Northern's potentlalfor next season's var- sity team. The training and valuable ex- perience they receive during their J. V. years will be a great asset next year. The coach of the J. V. team, Mr. Renda, has great hopes for the players, even though they had a mediocre season. TACKlED! The J.V. games, while exciting in themselves, are also good training for the potential varsity players. 'FUTURE VARSITY TEAM. The promising players ol the .l.V. football squad are lrom l. to R., Row l, John Whitehead, Keith Deoton, Dan Voynar, David Atwell, Tim lorenzen, Dan Jaworslri, Dave Johnson, Bob Johnson. Row 2, Mr. Renda, Boyd Cyer, Ken Collins, Gary Killian, Bill Curtis, Larry Smith, Chris Giles, Mr. Maturo. Row 3, Art Allen, Donald Dunn, Bob Coate, Troy Bell, Tom Kelley, Wayne Plummer, Frank Harpert. l 5 14 1 'WY 1' my f Y 1 Dale Uecl Der ll Uec I3 lun,B lm ll M22 his Fgb' 5 F9513 Film time flu A l '9Tii On the waterfront t ...Q we aj ,,., QR if 2 Q 2 s Z' Q Q if v 5 -F q. 3- K 4 4 .F if 2 .E :M Q 4 I' -Q ' S ? ,A A-4 X X 3 - f ,. A , 1, .. 5 , .. ' C tv. if ' -t by THE CANDYSTRlPERS. The owners of the candystriped swimsuits are, from l. lo R., Row I, David Head, Jim Maher, Dennis Farnsworth, Don Chambers, Skip Ervin, Larry Hart, Tom Dexter, Bob Hayes, Alex Hiller. Row 2, Ron Chamers, Ivan Warner, .lim Moore, Alan Anderson, Clitl Mann, larry Hawkins, Terry Hawk, Daryl Hinson, Al Benson, Bob Basinger, Ron McGlone, Coach Dauw. Row 3, Ralph lang, Bill Houn, Carl Cascadden, Rick Johnson, Mike landers, Gary Forrest, Tom Schram, Ron Forester, Tom Ellis, Dick Johnson, Scott Kerns. -1- l963 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Date Opponent I' i 4. 'I I Dec. 9 Pontiac Central Dec. II Utica Dec. I8 Thurston lnmwiumnmwuuu nnuunulxi.. lan. 8 Livonia Franklin lan. I7 Hazel Park jan, 22 Madison Heights lan. 29 Southlield Feb, 5 Birmingham Groves Feb, 8 Ferndale Feb. I2 Pontiac Central Feb. 19 Fitzgerald Feb. 26 Harper Woods u 3 1 I i rl 1 E '-2 if ll Q if as I I I i f li 5 I b 5 Ill i 1 '5 A I I I I I I I 1 V I lgiyal I 'Ill' l JACK KNIFE. Praclicing lorm lo gain poinls lor Norlhern's Candy Slripers is Ron Forresler. A iunior member ol lhe leam, Ron is demonslroling a pike, lack knile dive. l Ni iorllllllg li ll' L them enough of a head sian to carry the race. , .l them easily through , W ,Y ,4 f wxy, Jeff' FLYING START. Narlhern's relay leam uses a racing dive lo make a quick enlrance inlo lhe pool. The second leg ol lhe relay is shown here as lhe Candy Slripers lry lo oul-swim lheir opponenls, lhe Cenlral Chiels. The Husky Candy Slripers did oul-swim lhe Chiels, and emerged viclorious. Norlhern beal Central in both duel-meels this season and gave lhe school valuable poinls loward lhe All-Sporls' trophy lo be awarded lo lhe school wilh The mosl poinls. Each swim meel lhal lhe Huskies won added lilly poinls lo Norlhern's score. Page 77 T963 64 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY Northern Opponent Flint Southwestern Livonia Franklin Berkley Walled Lake Pontiac Central Farmington Waterford Southfield Berkley Walled Lake Pontiac Central Farmington THE CHAMPS!' The varsity team had a great seuson this year. They are trom L. to R., lst row, Coach Did: Hall, Wayne Jordan manager, Ted Rabaia, Mike Burklow, Dave Scheib, John Bailey, Dave Tinkis, Richard Mills-manager. 2nd row, Jim DeFlorno Dean Souden, Roger Hayward, Dave Sudbury, Danny Hayes, Dick DeWeese, Jerry Reese. 'Wi - . 1 bf- ' 1 WHAT Marlo' heavy 'lWOF' Q f I f f f U 4, y .X f l, M, f bf- 5' 2 f 4 2 ffm V ,Y .. 0 Q K 7 ,v ,,. New Q fb, ei. 4 A f Y ,..,. , ,I V we ' 9, ' 1 W ' T ' , -ff c., is ,W G: , , , f1, w,W , , 'H ,,-01 iifyfgjeo' f Mfg ,fvggg , , V fm. Vin f T If 'l02nd POlNT. John Bailey goes up lor Northern's l02nd point as PNH scored a record l0449 victory over Waterlord. FUl.l HOUSE The T0 players ot the PNH-Waterford game are seen at the key os Huskie shooter Ted Rabaia lets go with a shot that scored Northern's 90th point. 1 nDIPPER. Roger Hayward takes a rebound and lets go with a two hand iumper to score lor Northern. gp, N f , mr i M I ,uf ,wwx , u f I v V. ,, J I , f lr, :rr 'N s l 4 4 'n J .4 yi , H. , I T Q -7: T' ' iv, M ,K . , V, Mt Q5 A W W any T 4' l U 3' , Q , V ' . I X f f r Q T lr J 1 , 4 fe , f ' Q L i l 4 4 Q Q 7 an L4 l C055 GQ. len er s go' I 4 '56 M... .N Q.?',i'A' at Pvibff 52 all-I gg nanny , .,WvY--....-...,- W -f 21170,1I'l'?WFE!Y1'1'W! 'i 'Wl!!?! Z2wl,'7 111 1 f 1 4. .,,,,.arvff me lmtwann as Q. IIIIIIIEESU , I' dig J fa! J. x 1 X3 l 1 -1 Q ik: I ,Q JZ! 2 ,, . '-3 25252 4' , 2 454: 77 s Q, Af 4,3 5 y f m i Ai ., F I., f . 7 U ,A-.am Mm 1' ' 45 ' 'W , Q, w ,K 7 X 4 3 4 Q 5, 4 4 5 f A M-.......,. nf' f , A Eff? 3' v 4 x 4 We Q 1 711 1 N' X21 QM 592: -f Q .....J.m m 'Zig'-xfil -..' 2 .gferg ef I 'iz 5 J fl A M Put your arms around me, honey , ---1 l '.,,,,,,, 1 5 I l l l K, It ,,,..f' 'Gln 'HOLD HIM DOWN! Dove Beebe lieepsa tirm grip on his opponent 'PIN HIM! Jim Kimmel maneuvers his mon into a position and at the some time attempts to roll him over in a position to pin to pin him or at leostgain points by o neor tall or predicament. him. YOU CAN'T DO THATl Look closely ond you will find lour accusing lingers pointing ot the reteree during the Southlield meet. Besides the linger reaction, emotions such as surprise, shown on Gary Cobb's lace, 3rd from right, ond anger is shown os .lim Kimmel, on the end, grits his teeth. I .aj , ' .J iiumxwxxxg 'A VISE. Jim Kimmel holds his man in a vise-like grip and fries lo figure oul how NLHIS Gola ASSiS'0f1'f00fh- Mf' Var' lo gel him on his back in position for a pin. ner, yells his encouragemenl lo o wresller during Norlhern's lasl home meel agoinsl Soulhlield. WEll COVERED. Don Weyer, a 145 grappler, has Don Agnello ol Hazel Parlr well covered in the semifinal malch ol Ponlioc Norlhern. Weyer won easily, l6-l, bul losl a l-0 decision in the finals. l - AQ., . Q! Take me out to flle 'fe ,,,,,, ' ' I ji, , , FA ,wt 'MJ I ,W wr' 'f .M ...L W f I ., ,, .M ar 3, - .f Q HE'S ON THE RUN! Baseball players musl l pul lheir all into lhe game lo make if successlul. John Krause holds nolhing back as he allempls lo reach lirsl base solely. 'A CURVE? Milne Burlilow shows his excellenl pilching form lhal has helped Norlhern lhis season. I f 4 1 l 1 ,'r H1 I I Lie.. ,Tl .' L 6Q'Q 'llll inb R llisl' as f-, ,pg ........z Page 86 llxeli 5 year. 5 Pllclle Hn H00d P0inr 5 2: if 5 TOMORROW'S ROCKIES? The Huskie ball- Avis, Bruce Mann, Jim Kimmel, Cliff Mann. players are from L. to R., Ollie Drumheller, 3rd row, Mr. Wilson, Robert Shampene, Mike Dove Tinkis, Tom LaVerdure, John Krause. Burklow, Rog Hayward, Jim DeFlorio, Steve 2nd row, Bill Deacon, Doug lngamells, Dennis Daniels, Mr. Schmidt. l- fl . ,V , A , the ball game ,f V4 ,, ,qi I ' at fi' . .1 tw. .. . ,.., W W , xp ov 'K 'HIT OR MISS? Timing is another important factor in baseball. Mike Burklow awaits his chance to test his timing. The baseball team is a strong one this year. The pitching staff has two strong pitchers, Mike Burklow and Roger Hayward. The fielding department is in good shape, toog and all indications point to a good baseball season. Ace in the o e , 1, 1 V 'Buss ON THE BALL The goll team is mode up ol lrom I. lo R lst row John Beclietl Milie Kosliela, Tim Kaul, John Bailey, larry Sherheld Coach Bill Willson 2nd row Al Mann Scott Kerns Dick Johnson Dove Scheib, Dennis Burwell, Jim Bailey, Dennis Goh' is becoming more and more popular as a varsity sport. It received less recog- nilion than the other sports because it is not basically a spectator's sport. The continuous action that a crowd likes is missing from gom but it Ls a sport that takes as much. or more, concentration and co-ordination as other varsity sports. It Ls a much more satilsfving sport in some ways than football or basketball. When you win a goq match, you know you, and only you have won that particular match. 'tx en Date Apr: ll Aprul 20 Aprll 23 April 24 Apnl 27 May l May 4 May ll -W I964 GOLF SCHEDULE Opponent Ponhac Central Southheld Pontiac Central Waterlord 8- Farmington Waterlord Walled Lake Farmington 8 Berkley Farmmgton Waterford Berkley Walled Lake DOUBLE TROUBLE Scott Kerns attempts to lolt hrs ball out ol the sand G Sheng swmg trap which IS one ol the most dulhcult tasks an goll n '-hw SWING IT' Denms Burwell dnves the ball hard and lar with F Page 89 The wonderful month of May az 7 ' f ,433 , 1 ff 1 f 'wi , ' 1 1 '. , :iff Q1 : Ofbv 'Q K fl 4 THE RACKET SQUAD. The tennis team members are from L. to R., Row I, Coach Dauw, John Watkins, Barry Buttington, .lay Bayley, Rob Bradshaw, Dwight Coe. Row 2, Ray Henson, Sam Gusso. rv 'vu v - - ' .M vo ,- sr ', Q V, fits 1 1, 3-M, ', X7 . . 1 . 1 ,f ,H v i t K , , , f 1 4 1 1 f- , A 'SOUND ADVICE. Tennis coach, Mr. Dauw, gives his captain, Barry Buttington, some good advice on game strategy. 'THE SMASH! Dwight Coe puts all his strength into his swing as he smashes the ball over the net out ot the.reach ot his opponent the hopes! 1. Q .xx lg. or if-l'llNt'MI O HE SWINGS! Netter, Bob Bradshaw, demonstrates a good lorehand shot. This shot is sure to get him some points. Tennis is another sport which does not re- ceive its full recognition. It is a sport which takes a great deal of coordination, strength, and skill. Mr. Dauw feels that his team has all three of these necessary things, and that the season will be a successful one. Date April 8 April I4 April 2l April 24 April 28 May l May S May 8 May I2 May l5 May l9 May 22 May 25 1963 TENNIS SCHEDULE Opponent Roseville Pontiac Central Farmington Waterlord Walled lake Berkley Southfield Farmington Waterlord Walled lake Berkley Southfield Pontiac Central Page 91 l 4 i i l J , 1 l i J 'OFF AND RUNNING! l. lo R., John Coiocor, Mike Samuilow, ond Eddie ff' P1 The victory march 'THEY RUN TO VlCTORY. The lrack team members are lrom l. lo R., Isl row, Bob Church, Gary Cobb, Greg Hocking, Don Weyer, Mike Woodrull, Dave Craven, Tom Burrell. 2nd row, leRoy Pritchard, Ken Purochela, Henry Buero, lorry Slaler, Bruce Gibson, Mike Samuilow, Sieve Ubolle. 3rd row, Bob Willson, Rodney Colfer, Bob Vance, Ron Dempsey, Ronald Foresler, Bob Coole, Gary Eldridge, John Coiocar, John Samuilow. ii fi ll il Perry lry lo improve lheir limes in lhe 50 yd. dash. 1 if Q Q Q, -1' ,asv . 1 es 'SUSPENDEDI' Ken Pirochiu seems fo be hanging in mid- air while brood-iumping. F 1 ' 3 N. HN '----i 'Q 5 .ae-ss' 'GOING UP? Al Rayner shoufs encourcgemenf lo lorry Slafer as he fries lo peried his pole-vuulfing form. EEN 1 Ina! fn 1 xA'txrL',:m5r illf1vnil'l'I5lllfiTlliIII'l?'! 'II III7lI!PI I I TI1ere's no business WHERE THE GIRLS ARE! The members ol Ihe synchronized swimming club are, Row l, Marilyn Coon, Mary Harroun, Diane Norberg, Carolyn Bell, Calhy Norberg, Laural McCurdy, Bonnie Pinfamo, Adel Vorac, Carolyn Wrighl, Claire Whiling, Barb Payne, Diane Williams, Shirley Presson, and Elaine Herlel. Row 2, Belly Willson, Bev Benson, Gail Hagan, Kalhy Cudnohulslry, Debbie Collison, .lane Ridley, Pam Sleward, Pam Kern, Barb Hilloclx, leniler Brooks, Pam Zuzac, Carole Rose, Lynn Segula, Dianne Coin, Shirley Kalh, Alene Parker, and Paula Dalby. Nol pidured are: Lynda Guenlher, Debbie Hoen- slien, Lynda Mann, Barb McCurdy, and Dorothy Morris. BEAUTY OR BRAWN? Calalina officers Page 94 silling are from L. Io R., Gail Hagen, Bev Benson, and Diane Williams. Those sland- ing are Elaine Herlel and Debbie Collison. 'SMOOTH AND EASY. Elaine Heffel does a side sfrolre showing The imporlance ol timing and smoolh- . ness. .,., , I 1 -.G In I' .- V X ' 4 5 W v, 'A L se, I lMIIBIl1IIl fM'lIlIlMrIlI'I'I'I l'I'vII Iilef 4 i. 1 A like show business NAME THAT STUNT! Practicing all the old and new tricks the girls have learned, is just one ol the many things done during practice. The Catalinas work hard from each school year to the next. Summers are spent in research work and practice for the annual water show. Routines, cos- tumes, music and special effects add to the responsibilitx' of the club. The Cata- linas were awarded with letter sweaters for thejirst time this year. A girl must have been in one water show to earn her letter. I hi. 313.11 i l .il I Ill' ' - :- ,-, -- i i - i - nv i Sf:-gift ' -f-2'-+4 ., -Q x. X.- .dai-4 il Pwse 95 lids!! 'FEMALE ATHLETES! Girls in the G.R.A. are from L to R., Row I, l.ana Parden, Barb Solden, Sandy Ettinger, Tula Caltentgis, Diane Norberg, and Gail Hagen. Row 2, Brenda Harris, Sheron Chisholm, Chris Catlentgis, Pam Stoneberg, Mari Hampartzoomian, and Sue Morris. Row 3, Gerry Koop, Brenda Stevenson, Cheryl Soule, Alene Parlier, Barb Hillocli, Cathy Norberg, and Sharon Kneiling. IT'S REALLY UP THERE! Both teams are trying their best to get the ball. Ot course, whichever team captures the ball will certainly try lor another basket. Page 96 . -A 1 .rf Wlineil llleloll. I 'Q I Enjoy yourself gun fmmgmue if MJ, MQMQY ,A-wg, s f,'j',T. g sgigyzf 4 ma,..Ja,. M, ,N ,. , 1'4W 1 . Y 4'-wmqy-man-. . ' - -, Yuan- VM... .. ifasffiws-,, Mui M' ,,f'kgQf,g3 ,f uh 'GET TtlAT JUMP BAll!' When two people have their hands on the ball at the same time it calls lor a iump ball. You've got to get height il you wont control Ol the ball. '75 41 rut 1,1 A ll fi 'THE 0FFlClAlS.' Officers ol the G.R.A. are Gerry Koop, Cheryl Soule, Brenda Stevenson, Alene Parlxer, and Sandy Ettinger. The C.H..4. is the Girls' Recreation Associa- tion. The elub meets after school three days a week and plays girls' sports. The girls show good sportsmanship and work well together. Based on a point system, the girls may earn a club pin. no ' e ' f 3915419 ,M -I -0 -1-'Ms . 'MAKE THAT POINTT' Barb Hillocli is making a lree shot for that extra point that iust might be needed to win the game. The other girls are ready lo get the ball as soon as the throw is linished. Page 97 QU' 'ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED Sue Mellor 9ell'n9 U Sffllw is the secretary ol the bowling club She arranges the lecms in order in which they bowl The Pontiac Northern Bowling Club, which meets every Monday afternoon at the '300 Bowl,' has given its members a chance to im- prove their averages. Students par- ticipating bowl three games at re- duced rates and receive personal- :Zed shirts. They have a banquet at the end of the school year, at which time trophies are awarded to the top teams. The sponsors of this club are Mr. Schmrkit and Mrs. Choate. Page 98 !U'0' --.---v ... , '-77' Y Y .m.....,........f.-..-- vi here again 'IF YOU DON'T SUCCEED AT FIRST, TRY AGAIN. Ski Club members certainly have their ups and downs. Students from l. to R. are, Row lg Carol Rose, Robyn Humphries, Peggy John- son, Paula Antos, and Pat Horner. Row 27 Wanda Schnelcenburger, Sue Monroe, Diane Wil- liams, Dorothy Wells, laural McCurdy, and linda Thiese. Row 3: Eric Sturdy, Rick Patterson, Gary Hamilton, Bill Dodge, and Greg Quidi. Row 4: Jim Haun, John Isbell, John ladeau, Sid Borders, les launsbury, Tom Damron, and Duane Shaw. 'HERE mev ARE.' The ski rad: is me place V . lor the friendly chat before going into the lodge to warm up. 2 A COZY SETTING. Sliiers come into the lodge to sit by the worm fire alter o trying afternoon on the slopes. Soon alter they are warm and rested they are all to the hills again. l Page 99 Ain't we got fun? 'CAUTION 8. CO-ORDINATIONI' Praclice' makes per- led as Sue Bailey pradices a lronl summersaullllip. WHERE THE MUSCLES ARE! Sludenls in The Gymnaslics Club are lrom L lo R., Row I, Belly Willson, Sue Coolr, Sue Bailey, Bev Benson, Karen Janlihe, and Bonnie Pinlamo. Row 2, Mr. Avesian, Gary Camp, Earl Ollesvig, John Hon, Terry Rowdin, Jerry Davis, and Gary Killian. Page 100 'WHOA BOY! Jerry Davis, Karen Janlihe, and John Hon are on lhe parallel bars. Gary Kellian ' is hurling over lhe buck, while Terry Rowden is doing a handsland, i L ,f , ' H., ,. . 1 , .Ht J ed o, Pontiac Mall Bioomfieid Hiiis Consulting And Helping To Educate Students About Banking Procedures And Problems Are Part Of Our Business And We Enjoy It. PONTIAC STATE BANK D iitoone arr y 9 CONVENIENT LQCATIONS Assistant Cashler Member of FDIC Loan Deparhnent P43101 KW L Q Q4 A-A f -- -N:-ff ---- -ff:-::-::'-:-:.eg:,..-:.7:.v. '.:::-.z - ....r.L.. '.t:t'. I huh. LlLl...HkllkLl...JJL - R L. J. ,W .I lurrfy Abcumby Caroline Adams James Adler .lollrl ,4fl0rrli!iS Wfghyne Angblg Ron Ashley Anita ftuten Linda .4 rmstrong John Bailey' Tom Barrett 1 Sef f vf 1 Page 104 Roger Bailey' Clenzla Baader 1' -fs , Z 'E' ff I J Ruger Bailey' ,lay Bahylev Danny Baker Lorna Beals v QQ , . Linda Ailrens Linda A rno James Alexgndgr Arlllur Allen Terrjv Atwell jim Bgilqy ACCORDING TO OUR RECORDS, THERE IS A BALANCE OF S25 STILL OWED US. Short- hand I is another class that can be taken in the Junior VYCUF. Binh BPI tlunhu 'THE CIVIL WAR WAS FOUGHT BETWEEN T861 AND .I865. These iuniors seem rather interested in what Mr. Schmidt, their history teacher, is saying. United States History is u required class at Northern and most students take it in their 'unior year. Kathleen Baker Gwen Beeler I WTTQ 'M-vi mr '19 Cin Sheila Bal,-gr ltlarcie Banks Peggs' Beck Dennis Bennett gr H. fx 'E I , ef gi' .5555 I-5' , '4- N tuglw ji-H111 wx lllmrs E Mmm f I Bob Bennett Judy Berendt Rhona Bishop I Marsha Bishop l P3 .Q WAS THAT 6 GMS ' - 5.2 GMS OR 5.2 it 5 fa Peter Bessas Glenda Blanchard .' Qf.L -' 9 + 8 GMS? Jacob I, Hernanda Ls calcu- U lating his weights and .Y balances in this chem- ' istry class offered to 8 juniors. k James Braswell Jennfer Brooks Janice Brown in Strata Cajfentgis Nancy Cahoe Keith Caraway V1 I I James Bible .Af Karen Bmfell Carolvn Boldrey Don Booth Martha Brown Judie Carlson , 957 nf H 'fwfr 7 904' Lynn B lgger Kathy Boyd School Days Bob Burtch Jack Carnqy David Butler Jerry Carney gn -451 . jx-7,9 xv' In Ianke Bilkey John Boyle Tom Butler Robert Carr Q 3- X K V l ,,-:k V:-...... 'A Q . . V ,P . ' K 'B .X ',-' 1 i 1 Page 105 if if Q, wkwk. F' ,, 41- L 9 is ' ', f'.,j , 1 . J, Q , 5 1 'X if ,s hillings fn- 4 4 Ronald Carr Tom Carroll Luana Castor Laura Causbie Mary Ann Cavenee Don Chambers Ron Chambers Donna Chancey Ellkabeth Chapa Lee Chapa Bill Chapman Virginia Cheek Sharon Chisholm Roger Christianson Bob Church Carjv Clark Patrlkia Clark Dare Clemons John Cojoear Carol Coleman fuflv Coleman Ross Coleman Debbie Collison Robert Coote Kathy Coppersmith Clifton Corbin Rod Cotter Joy Crawley David Craven Cecil Crews ,lohn Crews Dave Crites M Ute Crites Ed Crossman Kathy Cudnohufslcy john Curson Richard Daley Tom Damron Terri Davenhauer Sandra Davkison Elaine Davis Larry Dean L'. ,HW Helo - Hof' D Bff DF !H 'f Dm Ml D Sharon AIM, Dum juli, llul jmnnn' l Dplllt' ill-l Dwi' il' llwlllfli l Mn llu'w HK-Muni fmgiu- . lrnifnm llu XV fu P1 W .fu Er lsr-lv fan Um lou '1 '- E1 hmm L. lV 1 N film' lm Elm, D111 r EW S'l'ldN Em llwbpq EM HHH fx err lnhn F0 ow F. Cuff H0 lion Fo' can F, ww Ceom Maria Dean Delores Delgado Ron Dempsey Bev DeVar James Dey David Dixon Sharon Douglas Joe Douville Judy Dove Jeannie Duengel Diane Dujfie Darryl Dugus Danny Dunn John Dura Rebecca Durso Douglas Duvall Fredenbka Eastman Cheryl Eaves Phyll is Edgar Gayle Edwards Mark Edwards Carry Elderzdge Nancy Elkins Gary Ellis Jim Elm-y Dave Erickson Sandy Ettinger Robert Evans Ron Everett John Farstvedt Tina Felton Diane Ferguson David F errnan Neil F indley Brion Fisher Jayne Fiske Carl Flowers Hon Forester Gary Forester Nancy Fournier Georgia F ox f i . 1. ' 55150,-ff., Sr., il, A rw-f 'fr-:ev 1'- 170 fn, 'V' vf .I I L. W f, .fo ,, 31 .W ' K... 6-f 'Wx 1 -....,f 4,1 M'-'Q if U' bfi: 15 41' W-M7 1 4.. , 3-.5 I , M., 5 'M T fff-ZZ yn- 'CT' ,t 15 as QQIt9S J V , 0' f ' 'fer . , Mag Nancy Franklin Diane F redenbks Sue F redericks Neil F rodle Toni F ulk Sandy Gaines Bruce Gibson Gloria Giddings Ken Gilbriath Cletus Gill Judi Gillette Douglas Glass ,lim Glover Kay Glover Ed Gorsline Pete Grant Bob Grant Greg G ray the talk LeRoy Grzlier Bill Grimes Sammy G risso Judy G rosinsky Lynda Guenther Galjv H agadone Gail Hagan Roger Haist George Hale Barbara Hall Clara Halverson Frances Hamblin Linda Harmes Mzlce Hamnon Brenda Harris Terry Harroun Connie Haselhuhn Terry Hawke 1 -, '-- , tumrnmmfammummvQfaramwnmu. 4? nj A. P53 4 . , 3 x 'TEAR 'E Homeromt HIM? vc of th bmp H Donald Bob Hg Karyn f Roger I R071 H9 Wullv , Kathy Cfllrin lwnis I Selma lf'-da lamb Sinn, leny Judy BM Rom A r.. ... - , . ,,, ,.,. . WM'T,,.f-1-Mm -f K ' Af . .5 fig? Q 'H 1' 7 ,. ww-ewmxw-WT' ' ' . 4 - f fy 2 i TEAR 'EM UP! This is the caption on the .luniorfloatfor the 1963 Homecoming. The main attraction on this float is the Pontiac Northern Huskie tearing up the Farmington Falcon. This year the Juniors went all out on the work on the float because there was a trophy offered to the bestfloat by the Varsity Club. However, they drdn't work quite hard enough as the Choirfloat received the trophy. of the town Larry Hawkins Donald Haye ,, Bob Hayes H. , . , my Karen Hayes 1 L Roger Hayward rf 7'1 Q, f Q-L, Ron Heard Q ll X S I 7 X Z, t Wally H eline Kathy Hendley Calvin Henry 1: A Janis Henry Selma Henry Lynda Herdener Y PE Jacob Hemandzz , Simon Hemandez V? Jerry Hester , , 'Qt Judy Hicks . 45, Barb Hillock VIVA1 1 ku ldH adl Q Page 109 rf 8 1 Ye!-'gl x 'E' .1 L I, if . X Q inn-v igazfibsw' 5 QT s , ,Swv V 'N 4 s Y Q27 ' Q . 'fa G ' f M by Hs...- an 'Il-Y' -4. P' 'Q 3 ' Q I' 'By 4 K in ,gf- ff f 'WW ff' I ff 9 40 1 H ' fl x if-4V f 4' I page 1 Greg Hocking Nancy I'I0l1lq uist .lohn Hon Bruce Houle Larry Hubble Kaye Hudson Tim Hudson Mary Huemiller Barbara Hughes Laing Humphries Gerald Hurst Cheryl Huston David Husled Linda Huleherzah Karen Ingame s Jerijy' Inseho ,lerrjvjaeobs Connie ,laekson John ,Iaekson Patlanette ,lack ,Iarrard lim ,Iarrard Dan .laworski Jeanie Jenner Chuck .lohnson Karen Johnson Linda Johnson Dick Johnson Rick Johnson ,I im Jones NUHQV Jones Danny Kane Giles Kandi Shirley' Kath Tim Kaul Robert Kayga Tom Keely Dennis Kelly jerry Kelly Huhl Kelly William Kelly 'Sharry K eneipp L , Pa Sw Da Cla Wu' Mn L lldlpll Pu! lu unllnar fm lm lfvm l. Hu lf- Mel fuml Hmm lvvlln L Han L Holden Pfivull lem Rik L Rick L irlenf Karen CIW kllldc pw G49 Nom rom 'w Dim Pam Kern Scott Kems Dan King Norma King Barbara K :her Shelly Kizer ,lack Klinlcenburger Mike Knibbs Dolores K oenzg Clayton K oop Geraldine Koop Anna Korn 1' Agp' Susie Kosheba Mike K oskela Sandy Lack Linda Lajferty John Lane Ralph Lang Pat Larkin William Larsen Eric Larson Tom LaVerdure Hoy Lee Vickie Lee Carol Leitner Howard Lemley john Lillilquist Alan Lince Robert Longstajf Priscilla Lundberg Lee Luxon Rick Lyons Rick Lyons Arlene MGA?AUl0:Y Karen MacIntosh Cliff Mann Lynda Mann Peggy Mann Cheryl Mannerofw Norman Manning Tom Mapley Dianne Marceau fr -1 vA.,.l 4:13. ' ' PJ' F- xw 5. Jilllkr ' x . A E. f R Yun? , U . aint:-Q .:.-' ,Hr .4 1 -,.- -f ,. M V Y, 1-Q X ,, ,, , . .ik .thi mliiug ML ' I LLGMLLLWLLIA shi ff' 7 W . 1,13 lET'S HEAR THREE CHEERS FOR THE HUSKlES! The cheerleaders are smiling because the Huskies have just won on- other football game -their Homecoming. Snowy, the Pontiac Northern mascot, seems rather startled, not by the victory but by all the excitement. The girls, all iuniors, are lrom top to bottom: Nancy Jones, Nancy Cahoe, lois Rogers, Lynda Guenther, Cheri Monroe, and Snowy. Page 112 1 9 , David Marshall Cheri Masian fumes llfason jo Anne Mattingly Gloria llleflmis lhlllff' lUeBr1kle john lWc'Clellan joe lUc'Cu rrfy Q. Q' Virginia ll'Ir'Donuugh , i Q Judy lUcEaehern Ron lllefflone Afllltyt Nleffou en fbi lllarilbvn lTleCou'en llflike lllellrohv Faye lllclnlosh ,lllll-T lllellltosh Kathy llIelx'a,s' Barb lWr'Kee Robert llflclfeever Bill Mcl,auc'hlin Paul Mclllughlin Q 9 ff W 1 . ' 1 X X 1 I 'S' if ...4 I Pat McSkulm Suzy Meggrtt Sue Mellor .Linda Mendzeta Sandy M rckelson Carol Muller Danny Muller Rrchard Mrllmme Dennis M rlls .lames M zraele Roger Miracle Anrta Mrrousky Chen Monroe Beverly Mormg Robert Monroe Lrnda Moore Robert Moore Terry Moo re Dome M orrrs Lane Morrrs A rlyce Morrow .lrm lllortrmer Lrnda Motsmger Nora Mouser Vzckr Muttersbaugh Charles Mutz Penny Myers Rodney Myers .lohn Nadeau Lmda Nef Eddre Nelson Terry Nestnck Terry Newman Lrnda Noell Karen Norberg Willard Mom gpuv 'lvl , L, ga, Q K f. A ,.... - .fy if , 55 Q L s f 1 my -:sf . gf v 5 tfy avr' Page 114 9 , '14 k c W, l if 4 if 1 8,5 'll 4' P I I iq, 3114, M dx Ed 'Nrtrenburg .ludy O Dea Wilma Ogans Mary Ogles Dale Oliver Judy O 'Rourke Barbara Ousnamer Lonna Parden Sandy' Parker Floyd Parks Howard Pa rry Rodnejv Payne Dwight Pement Tony Pena Vera Pence Arnold Penette , 'U I 5' fm 'MV i Bonnie Pennybacker Penny Pepper Bettv Perrjv Nichole Peterson Betty Petty Robert Phagan Susan Phillips K ay Pickens Robert Pintamo Donald Pittman Phillip Poponea Stephen Powell Carol Powers Shirley Presson Terry Price LeRoy Pritchard Sharon Proper Michael Pmchnicki K- JW 1.4. V V I THANK cl Noni reluiling changed llnlfw display Pai Cai lm. lm Km Chi Ca .ll i llil Wil PQ TPI Fr H4 .lu Pr lu D A 'THANK YOU, CALL AGAIN! Distrihutive education classes are not new at Northern. Since our school opened in September, I958, we have had retailing and salesmanship classes. However, the room appearance has changed. Today we have classrooms equipped with cash register, wall display cases, glass enclosed show cases, and even our own window display area. It has the appearance ol a modern store rather than a g ,, Patrick Pmchnibki Carjv Putirislfy Linda Qurbk Ted Rabaja Ken Racine Christina Hatliff in N-0' Gary Ratlw Al Rayner Mike Hecher William Redman Peggy Reeve Terri Regas F rank Reiki Harold Reynolds Jane Hailey Pat Riley James Rkzi Deuane Robertson classroom. Students in these classes receive special instruction in assisting customers in making purchases, ringing up the sale on the cash register, and wrapping the padrage. Class time is also devoted to arranging and displaying merchandise in the window. Shown here utilizing the lacilities are L to R., Pat McSlrullin, Judy Gillote, Linda Mendieta, Selma Henry, Kitty Wilrle, and Judy Hicks. rw ' A' I2 34. us- - 40 'A 41215. 0 1 1 -...df l - 1 A ,5 .... lk i t I l 3 ...f wg ' 'cv -bam: Page I 'QA ii 41' WQPNI tiff, ,L 'OC X Sandra Saunders A -' Carl Scarb ro A , ,H Norma Schael U ' 1 'W I David Scheib f. I w 4' 5 . . may 'i QQ I ... 'I, .4 ' K athy Schneider Don Schell ' in C. fa ffl , A Wanda Schnekenburger Tom Schram '15 V V ,ludy Schatzley Dennis Schumacher Lora Scott Lynne Segula Robert Shampine Penny Shaw CD Ann Shedd Larry Sherfeld Ronme Shindorf Glen Shook Page 1 16 Hrs Pu :ff VII? 'vi ,Q . . dv 2 Q' rw and f :- f Betty Rodger Ha , 51 Linda Roehfn QW' in Lois Rogers I Ha Q Q 2 Pam Rogers ua K ' Linda Hollalson Uh' Paul Honquillo Carol Rose U0 Kay Ross lltdl Terrv Hujf Jem Carol Rupp recht Pa!5 Anita Sadler Dem Juanita Sadler I jantlv ,Iambe Saint Mm Juan Salas PM 1 Q- Teresa Samson HHN John Samuilou' mdu . Muff Samuilow , fl P111 5 Larry' Sanford Bam 'Y Were thine that speci l ix 5 vv - 1 - fs. ylmy, iff S .Q ,i 1 -----, - .. .. .al f Paul Silvis Harry Simmons Cynthia Simpson Harald Singleton Marilyn Sisk Al Skiba Claude Slaught Judy Slobinski jerry Smoddy Pat Smiddy Dennis Smith janet Smith Larry Smith Phyllis Smith Roger Smith Vonda Smith Pat Smolich Barbara Soldan special face 'Z r f 1 ,lane Sowden William Sowels Gayle Speratos Kay Stanbery Susan Stearla Barham Stevens Richard Stevenson Ray Stieve Mary Stiller ,lim Stinson Sue Stockwell Sandy Stone Pam Stoneburg Robbin Strassburg Jerry Stevel Margaret Stuart Enlt Stundy David Sudbury Page 117 Qui f-an-y Wi- 'ZZ oe ci is - Q 'VVE GOT RINGS ON MY FINGERSV Noi this is 'W' 'he Wlelefln line: c choice ot the size ot the stone: large, medium, and small: and also a neither is it the line outside the otticeg it is a line ot enthusiastic Juniors choice of color: Ruby' Mofhe, of Pearl' Smohed Pearl' and Gold lwhlgh ordering their class rings. This muior event calls tor much consideration is not shownl. and final decision: color and size mustbe decided upon. The juniors have A 'on v if lu,-.1 'Gr' Q., Q. 'vi at l ef I 2 if ,Q r qiwr Page 118 Gloria Sulaica Gary Sumner Steve Sutton Mari!-sin Swansey Inelda Talleif Linda Tassie Cheri Tatro Larry Taylor Iva Tear Milce Tebeau Walter Tee Karen Tharrett Linda Thatcher Sherry Thatcher Arthur Themm Linda Thiese Dewey Thomas Bonnie Thomton Sharon Thrasher Barbara Thneet Sue Trousdale Lona Tripp Tom Tucker Ron Tumer l a ' - ' e t mel bi' Steve Uballe Robert Vance Mary Beth Vandecar Ken Van Horn Alice Vaught Sharon VerBeek Gail Vick Richard Vogt Alice Wallcer Danny Walker Cary Wallace Jerry Walles Stan Wulles ,Ivan Wamer James Warner X , be Q27 I M U 'Ur vc 'V 'I A-V, E' 4 e CONVERSATION HOUR. Truer uords uere neter spoken in re erence to this s I X Cathy Walters John Watkins Terry Webb Bruce Weber lunch hour. These students are enjoying each others company as uell as the con- versation elseuhere during a typical lunch period experienced uhile at Northern. , A 4 - -f fl ! be ,ge ,, F sr 6- ..v L R .- 5 ' xii. twig ? Q Z ., ' 'l, , I l 1 'Rl 61 4'-' 4 -my bfx Vw--f il' 7 U, Terry Weir Dorothy Wells Gary Wells Pamela Wells Claire Whiting ,lane Whitlock Sue Whitlock JoAnn Wilks john Williams Linda Willis Charles Winters Diana Woodruj lllike Woodruff Carolyn Woodside h gl I A Q ,, 2 SI' Carolyn Wright v gy -.. l is Q- Charles Wright 'TJ' -7' ' ' ' , T Chuck Wvrifh' M, y , 4,., nl, Joe Yates f'f'X ll ' 5 j l Loretta Young t ' I g , K Roggr Young V 7 Tom Zack -ffl 1 , uv 3 QQ if Tramp, tramp, tramp 'TIP TOE THROUGH THE TUlIPS! This is not a common sight are many instances when this occurs, belore school, between at Northern, although it is always present. Students are con- classes, during lunch, tire drills, tornado drills, before and tinually walking in the hall either alone or in groups. There alter assemblies, and alter school. N 445 W' ' Q QM 3 W, Charter Any Time. . .Anywhere fbff iff lfllff 682-3110 or FE 4-1424 For Quality Food and Prompt Service Eat of 1300 N. PERRY ST. . ACROSS FROM MADISON Jeffrles 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E1 1 1 4 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 .lr z I, -,. A. vu rv wwlxwxn, ,X I- 'i.'RfQ3' 5 4 , N225 g',,. vfpifgij, , ff, if a ' I f i A Z 3 4 . 4 QQ-114 ,gf'vf'?7?e, ', A ,J v Vlwtiwg- ,J ,ff . , QfE9vZl, f Wfi, 'MV ' fe Wx 4 . x .., z 'f 1 J? mg, 1 ,mlfllv mhlw LA ' umm., ,fl .aww 4 I hear W t ,t 1 -,, . ,ft 4 . JW 1, 7 if ft- . Za 5 ' W Q , f w , ' , f ,, , , If i fm LET ALI. MY LIFE BE MUSIC. Each one of Pontiac Northern's A Capella Choir has devoted one hour a day to creating beautifzl sounds in song. They are from L. to R., Row 1: Nanqv Elkins, Lynda Moline, Linda Saranen, Cheryl Montgomerjv, Jeanne Duengle, Norma King, Bob Hamm, Spencer McCool, Dennis Mills, Greg Silvis, Matt Phieffer, Pat Pruchmblfi, Olga Salas, Sheila Sadler, Chathi Walters, Nlvra Pan- gilinan, How 2: Beverly' Fox, Georgia Fox, Lynda Guenther, Beki LaZelle, Sheila Baker, Lona Tripp, Claudia Edwards, john Hunyan. john Harris, jim Hawkins, Les Smith, Neil Findley, Dennis Smith, Clayton Koop, Wanda Schnekinberger. Mary Ellen Hill, Imelda Tally, Donna Chancqy, Sharon Abney, How 3: l WIUSIC T? 3 gym -an-A Glona Guidmgs, ,lane Radley, Sue Blassmgame, Judy Hicks, Betty Sanders, Dzana Giles, Ixaren Norberg, Lmda Boehm, Cathy Cudnohufsky, Ron McGlone, Bob Wzllson, Andy lures, Bob Hzlh Ctlea lxandl Wayne Anable, Pat Horner, Susan Kzllen, Charlene Kloka, Mary jane Horsmgton, Donna Swan, Lynda Mann, Lmda Motsmger, Row 4 Brenda Wrnght, Pam Pruett, Anna Sadler, ,Iuamta Sadler, Duane Needham. .lennfer Brooks, Sally Hllderly, Barb Hmgblom, Bob Moore, ,lun Jones, Art Reuse, Robert Phayan, Phll Poponea, Phzl Strong, Hon Forester, Bob Sutton, Pat Durfee, Marla Lloyd, Dorothy Dow, Lane Morrzs, Shirley Kath, and Carol Bose sl 'A mlm.. hl. M W' 1? ff, I SN f f NXNwN xx Q X X Page 125 A. . ' Q 41 l K , J 'R - ,, 'Q it - S 2-Wswnf . I Q, 1 , 5 . ,A . 9 , Q . i4 QT v to I .' ,Q l ' , 'E a f ' ' - A . L. v f 1 . ' ' ' l any B - ' . X x 2' 4 - . rid A M... X. a R , , ,, ,,,,, x,,,4 xN,:Y X L A Q y I t X x, . Q X VW X 'K Q N NW we yew, M,NW.Mg,sm,MX,QS N' Ax- X-Mg yy, X fx .... S High and the All ol this made our Homecoming a great success. All had to be discussed by Student Council ollicers and 5900507 Mr. Dully, Steve Daniels, Dean Souden Elaine Hertel, and Kathy Cudnohulsliy. 'DEMOCRACY STANDS. Representing each homeroom in the Student Council are lrom l. to R., Row l, Shirley little, Bonnie Brush, Sue Cook, Brenda Miller, Sue Ryan, Sue Trousdale, Sherry Johanson. Row ' 2, Mary Jane Hoisington, lynne Bigger, lonnie Ervin, Carol Rupprecht, Brenda Bridger, Elaine Heftel, Bob Hayes, lynda Guenther, Kathy Cudnohulsliy, Sharon Norberg, Diane Norberg. Row 3, Ethel Eugene, linda liddy, Barbara Inabinat, Boyd Cryer, Ron McGlone, Kaye Hudson, Jim Kimmel, Jim Stephens, Bonnie Steelman, John lane, Eric Sturdy. Row 4, Bill Whitener, Clill Ashley, Bob Du , , Jerry Reese, Steve Daniels, Allan Benson, Carol McDermid, Milne Woodrull, and bio Collison. 'THERE Wlll BE A DANCE. FLOATS, ETC. mighty LIL: 'THE MEETING Wlll COME TO ORDER. Here we see the Student Council engaged in one ol its many meetings held during each semester. 'HAIL THE KING AND QUEEN! Home- coming King Jerry Reese and Queen Beki laZelIe are seated here on a Iloat con- structed by Student Council members. This Iloat plays a big part in the homecoming parade and is a great tribute to the work at the Student Council. 5 The money song . JS, a , , f S or-AQ I 5' 4 ,. ,YQ V , if 1 ii f k ' it 5234 i s 2. Z CASH OR TIME PAYMENT. Thik year student union collections were made by homeroom representa- tives. L. to R., they are. Hou' I: ltlariivn Sisk, Olga Salas. Barbara Payne, Susie 1UeCeen. Susie Koskela, Claudia Cook. Bliss Su'tlrlS0rl, SIJUIISIHT Hou' 2: Linda AIGHVIP, Linda Roehm, Karen Peirce, Lee Chgpn. Erie Sturdy, Ronnie Steelman, Susan Killen. Hou' 3: Lonnie Errin. Dorothy ltlorrils, ltlariivn Swansev, Shirley' Kath, Bob Basinger. Anita Tucker, Jayne Fisk, Carol Leitner. and Catherine Hester. 'MAY I SEE YOUR CARD? Here, Diane 'THF Ulf' W Il. ffl Cum Hin . .' tin if P-M Stink' ,JJ :XL-, qi ,. I I 'Fl tl ,Q ff, n All-rg., th, 1.6 v-I 'L -HJ.- b t., Coons passes out Polorises to Student Union members. This is one ot the mony benetits ottered to Northern students by the Student Union. THAT WILL BE 37.00, Is heard'as Annu Tucker accepts a payment from Ruth Vallins for membership in the Student Union. Why dont you set dow THE LEADERS OF THE SCHOOL The members 0 the Ushers Club areL to R Hou I Manlvn Slsk Marzlvn Mc Couan, Cheryl Sutton Paulette Wheeler Rau 2 ,Imce Jones Linda Moline Jeanme MacAulev Caroline Adams Sheron Me Phearson, Margie Cinque Hou 3 Ixathy Charlene Kzmball Pat Blllfew Janice Brou n Bel erlv lllorzng Rau 1 Sue Wheeler Robjn Humphries Pamela Wells Nzeole Peterson Lane lllorrls ,Ioan Ne Karen Ross and Nlwhela Rodgers A FIRM FOUNDATION Heading the Ushers Club are club officers rom L to R Barb Stephens Pe Reele Sponsor Mrs Hansen and Sandra Losex RIGHT THIS WAY Shoumg Elame Hertel and Clif Ashlex to their seats are Carol Coleman Put Blllfex Sharon Afrpherson and Pam Wells Q Q f . I Schnelkler, Rene Roehelear, Diana Woocl- f . I Q ' I I Thanks for the memories W 6 MEET MYRA. Pwtured here are lllvra Pfmgilinun, Pontiac Northem's foreign exchange student from the Philippines discussing jitture plans with lklr. Kires, the sponsorl of the A.F,S. 'I I . I Ii Mt M, E' if , II , I -s I .Al Iv V ,, ,I :I I I I I Qfizei II as W. INTERNATIONAL COOPERA- TION, The aim of American Field Service members is friendship with all notions. Members are from L. to R. Row I, Howard Lemley, Nancy Fournier, Linda Moore, Cheri Mason, Myra Pongilinan, Pam Kern, Mary Huemiller,Judy O'Dea, Martha Brown, Bob Hayes. Row 2, Elaine Heftel, Sue Monroe, Scarlet Ruther- ford, Sandy Gaines, Judy Slabinsky, Sue Cook, Karen Mclntosh, Cecil Pierce, Maria llliodes, Laural Mc- Curdy, Claudia Cook. Row 3, Wil- ma Ogans, Carolyn Coleman, Beki Lazelle, Lark Whiting, Becky Beaty, Pat Porter, Dianna Giles, Phyllis Hardy, Ethel Eugene, Linda Rollison, Pot Janette, Lee Luxan. Row 4, Kaye Hudson, Mary Jane Hoisington, Carol McDermid, Jayne Fisk, Anita Tucker, Carole Gorkie, Penny Pepper, Toni Fultz, Barb Ringblom, Nicole Peterson, Brenda Wright, Carol Rose, Diane Needham, Judy Young. HAVE A MUNI. A white homecoming mum sale aided in the growth of the A.F.S. treasury which will be used to aid future foreign exchange students. A. Glen l giulenls lhis yt Ieachin IO! guesl SI the club valu The Fulure Teacher's Club sponsored by Glen Cheek, was organized lo encourage sludenls lo enler lhe leaching prolession. This year lhe club aclivilies included cadel leaching, ils annual candy sale, preparing gills lor lhe children's home, and having guesl speakers. All ol lhese aclivilies show lhe club members lhe imporlonce and values ol lhe leaching prolession. Happy talk 5, t lig if 1 L- 1 Z lf. lt ,wwe 53753377 4.uf ' . .5 4, Y e .eva H' that M - 7 ,KMW ,,,,,2, f, WX! r L? Y A ,Q w . l f Z a iii F.T.A. Clever trick-club initials in donuts. may be clever, but all who attended this initiation tea enjoyed eating them tool vv ,si if N '... ELEMENTARY OR SECONDARY, WHICH WILL THEY BECONIICW' Members ry' the Future Teachers Club are, Row I: Barbara Nelson, Mary Huemiller, Linda Singleton, Jurlv O'Da-V, Sharrjv Keneipp, lllarie Pawlqy, Mr. Cheek, Sponsor: How 2: Carol Leach, Maffvlane Hoisington, Judy Young, ,lane Rakilev, Wilma Ogans, Linda Rollison, Linda Moore,' Row 3: Sandy Mak-helson. Carol Rose, Virginia Cheek, Dorothy Dow, Gloria Gzddings, Marilyn Boersma, Jayne Fisk, Dolores Koenig. Page 131 if Music, maestro, ple Y 42 4 5- I. 5 12. f 5 0 f, 1 ,fs '4' if Q A to , s 5 y 8 . 'Q AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. Pontiac Northern's concert and marching band have brought great en- ioyment to the school at games as well as in its concerts. lts members are from L to R., Row l, John Pacene, Paula Dalby, Carol Miller, Virginia Cheek, lesta Stanley, June Maxwell, Phyllis Hardy, Mary Huemiller, Robert Carr. Row 2, Marilyn Coon, Sue Koslxela, JoAnn Willis, lonnie Ervin, Duncan Wood, Barbara Davis, Carol Wiscomb, Charlene Whipple, Jodi Laird, Jerry Stoner, Linda Mann, Nancy Tabor. llllll lull: low 3, light Glltt- Chen la wma, ln hyat, luell, R055 l0lErllirun llllfmgny Du llmels Ro, Well, Elm Prudhummex please 1 f L 2, ff 2 Cheryl Sullon, Bonnie lawrence, Susan Whileman. Row 3, Richard Pacene, Ron Carr, Terre Dalby, Chris Giles, Cheryl Goach, Richard Adomilis, Glenn Brook- shear, William Comsloclc, Dan Hinson, James Saiz, larry Taylor, Gary Eldridge, Daryl Dugas, Chrislin Bexell, Roberl Church, Gary Forresl, Terry Rowden, Roberl Granl, David Schworlz, Donald Tinson, Michael Harmon, Douglas Johnson, Roberl Smilh, Doug In- gamels. Row 4, Mr. Rosegorl, Ron Course, Terry Webb, Elwyn Talu, David Pruell, John Hon, Terry Prudhamme, Jellery Vess. , ,-. ....,Y,W, . we ww eww K5NI .eng '11 . eww? L Xvmismfwaira-ea www- -www ww-C ' yu wlvdal llll - lmlhlllllu Moments to .V , .45 K-xl' l 6 N1 6' Z 'WW' 9'9' go Q U I Mui. 'J 'IHERE ARE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES. Members of the Northern Players are, L. to R. Row l, .lean MacAuley, Maria llliades, Scarlet Rutherford, Elaine Heftel, Claudia Cook, Ruth Vqllins, Sue Monroe, Nancy Elkins, Linda Maline. Row 2, Helen Neaves, Phyllis Hardy, Mary Jane Hoisington, Jenny Brooks, Andy Kives, Barb Johns, Sharon Douglas, Cecelia I N S 'V 2 'iv- 5' T' Pierce, Pam Pruett. Row 3, Becky Beaty, Carol McDermid, Paula Dalby, Duane Shaw, Gary Eldridge, Dave Butler, Bob Church,Pat Durfee, Lynne Segula, Cheri Mason, Pat Waugh. Row 4, Steve Daniels, Sid Borders, Dean Souden, Devon Bare- foot, Larry Howard, Mike Landers, Ron Forester, Bob Dugan, Gary Carpenter, Vaughan Wagner, Bob Hilty. ti --M. 'A LITTLE LESS PANCAKE.' Members ol the Northern Players not only oct, but they also learn stage production and malreup. remember Q K' f f 'MQ 'THE DESPERATE HOUR. Here Cheri Mason and Ruth Vallins go over their lines lor their parts in the Northern Players second presentation ol the year. THE THESPIANSH' Members of this honored dramatic group are from L. to R. Row l Linda Moline, Ruth Vallins, Elaine Hertel, Pam Pruett, Maria Illiades, Claudio Cook, Scarlet Rutherford, Helen Neaves, Pat Waugh, Mr. Chiarilli. Row 2, Mr. Dittmer, Mary Jane Hoisington, Barb Johns, Duane Show, Bob Hilty, Don Weyer, Carol McDermid, Cece- lia Pierce, Mrs. Hansen. Row 3, Pat Durtee, Bob Dugan, Sid Borders, Larry Howard, Devon Barefoot, Paula Dalby, Steve Daniels, Phyllis Hardy. .sh Q ' of is fr in ft Nur? l I a JI, That's the chance you take ' b V ff X 'V , THEY'RE ON THE BEAM. Members ofthe Electronics Club are, Hou' I: llfiehue1Haneoelf, Dare Orvis, Howard Parry, Rick Putrerson. Doug Dulnll, Hou'2: Illr. Hose, sponsor: joe Hizzi. Waller Prenlf- hahn, Ted Mills, Jim Cnrncfv, lllichael Pruehnkki, ,lim Warner, Don Pittman, and Nik Siavrukus. ' ' 4--fl . do I C -11 ff I 4 MR. FIX-lTS.' In this piclure, Doug Duval and Donald Pillman are allempling lo re- pair a radio wilh modern equipmenllhey have learned lo use'in Electronics Club. L I infvfa-f 1 I At your beck and call Z 7 , 2 K Na . 'W' ,W ,. an ' 5 HIIAPPY THANKSCIYINKH' lllalfing plans fir Thunlfsgiling baskets u-htbh are rlislribulefl annually by the club rjfieers led by Delores Whitehead. 'WW THE FUTURE ANGELS OF MERCY. Members ofthe Future Nurses Club are, L. to R., Hou' I: Scarlet Rutherford, Sharon Chisholm, Delores Whitehead, Sue Monroe, Sandra Smith, Carol Scarborough, Pat Waugh. Row 2: Phyllis Edgar, Pam Pruett, Lynn Bigger, Helen Neaves, Linda Neff Karen Darling, Janet Whitlock. How 3: Betty Sanders, Linda Eajerty, Penny Pepper, Cheryl Soule, Loretta Young. ,loan Neff Kathy Dev itt. Page 137 QQ 1 99 Mam selle fp: ' A Ft-XSTER. FASTERI' Speed Ls important in typing. De- veloping their tvping skills are Judy Carlson, Anita Autcn. and .Varilvn lVcCou'en. THE VANILLA LOOKS GOOD. This cupcake sale sponsored by the junior Secretaries is one if many activities sponsored by the club as u monev making project. X27 'f , ff '44, h , M, V My ,,,, , , ,W ,W 9 ZZ 'Mai 5 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. These future secretaries will need a lot of typing experience for the future jobs they will hold. Thcjv are from front to back, Row1:.ludy Coleman, Linda Rollinson, Due Blasin- game, Marilyn Swansey, Anita Auten. Row 2: Judy Carlson, Marilyn McGowen, Sheila Baker, Carolyn Woodside, Enelda Talley. How 3: Diana Woodruf and Mrs. West. V 5, ll xt I HELP 'll lhb quctn ...Q 1 Althrough the day 6 x qua -ss, 7, ' Nd , ,. ,..t . f,-a 'Q' Q 9. , , 5' at ,,, 41 I I'i f Uv WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK. This seems to bea good theme song for Co-op workers, L. to H.. Hou' 1: Pat Brown, ,Ieann jones, Paulette Haynes, Sharon Harsch, Shirley' Keith, Ro-vlene Harroun, Marv Gilmore, Ruth Cox, Hou' 2: Ruth Cauenee. Helen Hrfvmecki, Kathy Hester, Ella Fielding, Pat Steward, Andrea Golob, Angie Garza, How 3: Cecelia Peirce, lWarlene Wagner. Kendra Whittington, Carole Gnrkie, Ramona Swanscfy, ,lohyee Corder, Eleanor Garnev, and Sharon Gruno. MAY I HELP YOU? Both Co-op workers Andrea Golob and Carole Gorkie ask this question many' limes during their working day. f l i- i - -Y H wp.-im!vww1!vwv! 1 'rwarr1f: :www wf '01 H YS 4 1 1 Il gf xl 72 3 E ll 1 ' I I 'I 1 E 11 w W W , so f , Q.. v,z,A-M3 W 7 vw .. x. .,.'f . X 1 '45 fwww 4 W i' if PM Q ,ff f 11 l J My , ,f V, J ff ,2 - f-f .z -'ff' V ff ,f W ' ' f' munnnunvnmnmnmmlifmwnmu. ' book by it's cover e. .'-H. Laural McCurdy, Barb Payne, Sharon Abney, Claudia THA-T WILL BE A HALF PAGE AD. Claudia Cook, Carole Gorkie, Cheri Mason, Linda Thiese, Cook takes an ad lrom one ol the many Sue Meggitt, Wanda Schnekenberger, Martha Brown, lirms who help support the Avalanche Anita Tucker, and Claudia Edwards. through ads. PASTE IT DOWN GOOD. One ol the biggest iobs ol yearbook production is pasting down pictures and copy which make up the Avalanche. Here, Carole Gorkie and Laural McCurdy are busy at work. Z 'lllU'F'511lIllTlWMWVU3'll1!M2l 'l ' ' ' V ' Who can tell? r l 3 1 'THE BOOK TENDERS. The library stall, under the direction of Mr. Buller, helps maintain Northern's library. The members are from L. to R., Row l, Carolyn Bryant, Muriel Garner, Yvonne Santa Cruz, David Kizer, Pat Nicely, Debbie Hoenstine, Judy Brendt. Row 2, Arlene MacAuley, Shelly Kizer, Bonnie Hutchinson, Terri Davenhauer. Row 3, Kathy Schneider, Vickie Muttersbaugh, Jane Smith, Barb Johns, David Dixon, larry Giroux, and Beverly Moring. - F i r A 'MAKING A DATE. These library as- sistants must aid in finding materials, straightening books, and take care ol the chediing out ol materials. Here we lind them busily stamping the materials to be talien out. fi ll3lllS 0Ul Club alsob members gr lohnson Gevull Cala lltllet lohn Nadclsll lim Grag Gray T I fx l N 4 l fy09 efllllli ol lb? ig lo ll ' -' , ,.'-- 7 Wheels of fortune LIGHTS OUT. These members ol lhe Proieclionisls Club also become good al lurning all lighls. The members are lrom l. lo R., Row T, Mrs. Tapp, Bob Johnson, Doug Wesch, Mary lemley, Bill Caples, Gerald Callender. Row 2. John ladeau. Jerry Walles. John McClellan, Jim Jordan, Jerry Baley, Tom Nadalski, Jim Bible. Roberl Shampine, Charles Winlers, Greg Gray, Terry Harroun, Cecil Crews, Mike Knibbs. l LET'S GET ROLlING. Proieclionisls handle lilms, lapes and record players. Here, mem bers are selling up a slide proieclor lor one ol ils many users. Qt- 'bf -4 In Lu. l '33 lf QQ vs eng .ii , ' ,pm Q ., XX 0 I i J lr HI J emu: Page 143 YES AND NO!' Bath sides ot an argu- ment are taken by our debate team mem- bers sponsored by Mr. Cleveland. They are from l. to R., Pat Waugh, lark Whiting, Bob Pintamo, Carl Scarbro. I sg ,rfb t n 5 1 L fi C- 133' X 4 M A . wi xv. is .., 7'94e fsQ. ? 5 0822, ,iv X.-ai I 1' v- 1 I 2 1 ' text: 513, t I. , sr ' . y 9 e 1 wh ' y n ' , x', Q I 1 4 . L - ' 3 ,. , ' ' 7 , .,. gg l', 14- lui ol un orgy lllllll mm elund, lhey ,ulullhhlng , Q9 I could rite Ji , i 1 HL i K a book , f . 4 , 1 u n V' iii!! 5 :aug ... fl! , ll ,-s '77 . I ra N -1 ' i fi' T' 1 .lf oi 3 A far 1 s l 1' . ,z 0. 1 . in 1 ,- lax Q, is ' wire CD4 35 ,I K ' l nu., X 'THAT Wlll BE 50 CENTS. There are many books available al low prices lo Northern sludenls. Il is lhe iob ol bookslore assislanls lo make lhese sales. .. ,of ,',.. L nu lan .D 13751 af K X ' , W V E51 A 1 YES, WE D0 HAVE THAT BOOKT This reply is given by lhese aids in lhe paperback bookslore. They are lrom L. lo R., Row T, Barbara Jordon, Bonnie Hulchinson, Carolyn Wrighl, Diana Woodrull, Linda Roehm, Beverly Wilsey, Manager. Row 2, Miss Mur- phy, lanel Seaman, Darlene Toney, Sandy Lackey. Page 145 - Oklahoma 'L ,NR 'OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNlNG. Here the chorus porfroys lown IoIIi going lo a box social. Filly ol Norlhern's beller voices ioined lorces lo make lhis o successful scene. 'BEHIND THE SCENES. Al dress rehears- al, our pholographer caughl this behind- Ihe-scene pose. Here, going lhrough a dance rouline ore, Barb Payne, Claire Halvorson, and Eva Dragon, as Ron Mc- Glone and Alan Mann look on. v. 'IWI Y ,. Ts f 1' E3 if 5 TRUE LOVE Ado Annle and Wlll Parker played by SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP In lhus pudure Y one lllfle KISS lhaf he lmully gels at The end gomery uboul lm Surrey w'll' llle l 9e on l0P Pal Smidd .ond Spencer McCool, build dp lollhal Curley, Giles Kandi, sings toblorie, Ohgeryl Mont- . I l ' All american ll' P x,s v' ' ., uv . - ' 1 5 ,fine efyff,-?l T31-f,g.'44'g,,'73-ff: W ,, , .ff ' y':,:i,fZ,e Q 5, e T U, iq? f 'gan f'U9Zg6y r1mQy gwwwdfg , , w - 4 ff ,T W H .- 7: f f Mffhff, V C en- yr, f , ,-f ,lg ,Q - - . V , Af , ' , s , -if . f 45 N , ' x Z fgg5f.,,ff J, 'r :Q - f. ,ggi 'Z M. ',,fgM ww jr' ,M fi 3 Fifi' A MQ: ' fx '-2 ss 'kgs WEIGHT! TEAM FIGHT! Here our Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, Linda Guenther, Jeris Hines, Janis Hines, Sherry Monroe, Mary Ellen Hill, Captain, and lois Rogers, scream to boost our team to victory. Page 148 I I 'CAPTAINS GET TOGETHER. Sharon Norberg, Captain ol the Varsity Cheer- leaders, and Mary Ellen Hill, Captain ot .b ,li the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, discuss 1 QW' C e, luture plans ol their respective groups. J l ' IQ? I' JV AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GET TOGETHER Admnrmg the North ern mascol Snowy ore Norlhern s cheerleaders Mary Ellen Hull Nancy Jones Jams Hunes Nancy Cahoe Lous Rogers Lando Guenther Susle McHeen Sherry Monroe Bev Benson THE BIG N O' Varsnfy Cheerleaders gump for lay as the Huslnes score ugam The members ol thus squad are from l Io R Beverly Benson Nancy Jones Sharon Norberg Nancy Cohoe and Susan McGeen QQ we X Z i ,sf- 46 'WE MAKE HEADLINES Writing and putting togethero newspaper is the job af these Polaris members from l. to R., Row I, MaryAnn Saranen, Judy Criclion, Terry Mullinix, Susan Killen, Kathy Wethy, Ruth Vollins. Row 2, Myra Pangilinan, Mary DeClute, Claire Whiting, Vera Ervin, Maria Iliades, Brenda Ethel Eugene. y 5 , f , 4 f 7 f Q 1 lET'S GET DOWN TO BUSINESSI' In this picture we find the busy Polaris staff warli- ing on stories to be turned in on a due date. The great effort put out by this staff this year has brought much enioyable reading to Northern students AS-ff,-w jg 15: 4 .-. lewis. Row 3, Bediy Beaty, Betty Bayley, Tom Domron, Carol Harris, Duane Shaw, Pat Wellman, and :kg u IH! Firjf? ,, :J x ,ff I if . fl I Q I f ' 'Il Q I ' , if him 13,545 :fi ' on the wa Q, a -V t II!! 'Y' 2' M Nw, 4-gr , . ffm i Nw-H. ,,..p 1. , , if .ww -wmv 'f A A . ., I HOW TO WRlTE COPY. Ethel Eugene, Advertising Editor, not only gets ad- vertisements tor the Polaris, but must write them and see to it that they malre good reading in the Polaris. HERE ARE THE BEST.' These girls, members ol both the Polaris and Avalanche stntts, have been awarded memberships in the Quill and Scroll lor outstanding contributions in these organizations. They are lrom l. to R., Vera Ervin, Elaine Hertel, Claudia Cook, Maria llliades, Ethel Eugene, and Susan Killen. PGQQ 151 'kv , 1 if ,ki-f ol .WJMXE ' Z Aft' LETS GIVE AN ASSIST! Aiding chemistry and biology teachers are their assistants. They are from L, to R. Row I, Susie Trousdale, Judy O'Deo, Scarlet Rutherford, Sandy Losey, 3arb Payne, Maria Dean, Pat Waugh. Row 2, Betty Saunders, Marie Pawley, Sharon Thrasher, Lesta Stanley, Carol Leach, Mary Huemiller, Sue Monroe. Row 3, Barb Hillock, Wayne Jordon, Jim Stephens, Becky Beaty, Pat Durfee, Lynne Segula, Vicki Muttersbaugh, Pot Porter, Row 4, Duane Shaw, Sally Hilderly, Paula Dalby, Larry Howard, Ron Forester, Cheryl Soule, Carol McDermid, Dale Jacobs, to find. THIS IS AN UNKNOWN Hand ing out chemicals is one 'ob of cl lab. assistant. Here Susie McGeen runs unknown solutions for students onward 1- i, !9 wg, I 2-...f N mf'-.-X. -I nw-A., mf gi!! milf.-'Oi i'i ' ABCDEF, YES HERE IT IS. Filing is one ol Ihe iobs of Ihe ollice assislanls. They are from I.. Io R., linda Williams, PaIBiIkey, and Andrea Golob. WHO'S MISSING? This is Ihe queslion answered by Ihe girls working in Ihe allendance office. They are Irom L. Io R., Row I, linda Erwin, Kay Livingslone, Sandy Goodrich, Claudia Cook. Row 2, Hazel Sleelmen, Anila Tucker, Sharon Jordon, Connie Medlock, and Marilyn Moody. Whistle while you work 'COME AND GET IT.n This is lhe call from lhe caleleria assislanls. They are from L. lo R., Row l, Jeannie MocAuley, Leslie Hall, Pol Janelle: Row 2, Howard lemley, Pol Durlee, Rodney Payne, Troy Bell, Barb Johns. 'YOUR NUMBER, PlEASE. The queslion ol lhe hour oslied by gym assislonls, Row l, Bev Benson, linda Mann. Row 2, Gail Hagan, Jane Ridley, linda liddy, Sharon Norberg. Row 3, Shirley Kalh, Alene Parker, Cheryl Soule, Paula Dolby, Carole Rose. 'CHRIS heard lille lmm T Willsq Trgrd lindq llingb Gil, sq, llllul has Chu lam -if TAKE IT FROM THE TOP These instructions are given by Mr Seaboldt to orchestra members l to R are Jeanne Gonzales, lawanda Hassenzahl Bull Deacon Bonme Phillips Joan Nett NCHRIST FOR ME. This song is many times heard coming from the meetings ol the Bible Club. The members ol the club are from l.. to R., Row l, Clayton Koop, Mr. Willson, Neil Findley. Row 2, Ruth Cox, Brenda lewis, Carol Koerner, Pat Waugh, linda Moore. Row 3, lark Whiting, Barb Ringblom, Barb Johns, Joan Nelt, Dianna Giles. Row 4, Claire Whiting, Kaye Hud- son, lona Tripp, Inelda Talley, Sue Blas- ingame, Sheila Baker. Row S, Marilyn Swansey, Pamela Wells, Nicole Peterson, Chuck Johnson, Romona Swansey, and Lane Morris. K Fight on WE PEP THINGS UP, These Pep Club members help increase school spirit, they are from L. to R. Row l, Barbara James, Brenda Harris, Bonnie Hutchinson, Mary Stiller, Diane Ferguson, Paulette Wheeler, Cheryl Sutton. Row 2, Christine Ratliff,Martha Brown, Lee Luxon, Lynda Guenther, Susie Kosheba, Kathy Norberg, Diane Norberg, Sharon Nor- berg, Janis Saint, Pat McSkulin, Phyllis Edgar, Charlene Whipple, Mary Ellen Hill, Barb Payne, Sandy Harroun. Row 3, Sue Whuley, Pam Arrowsmith, Diane Marceau, Diana Wood- ruff, Rene Rochcleau, Jeannie MacAuley, Betty Saunders, Sandy Losey, Ethel Eugene, Marilyn Johanson, Diane Williams, Linda Liddy, Diane Giles, Clara Halvarson, Kathy Devitt, Linda Maline, Carolyn Dempsey, Karen Pierce. Row 4, Phyllis Smith, Kathy Coppersmith, Joy Crawley, Kathy Wethy, Sharon Abney, Dennis Mills, Susie McGeen, Barb Stevens, Barb lnabinat, Bev Benson, Peg Reeve, Darlene Garchow, Carol Rupprecht, Barb Coward. Row 5, Sandy Mickelson, Susan Killen, Marsha Bishop, Darrly Dugas, Boyd Cryer, Bob Hamm, Becky Beaty, Dave Gruber, Ron Forester, Don weygr' Ray Henson, Ron Course, Jerry Reese, Pat Durfee, Ramona Swansey, Marilyn Swansey, Pat Horner Barb Ringblom. parade. may SV qw fwapmmwqwm in XM we ,,4Q,niwf-v+r4JQl1fM,,,,,Fgv,W,.,V,9,,,,,v,,ff.lw ,gf .W QW FLOAT FUN, Our homecoming was a great suc- cess this year, due greatly to the many floats in the homecoming parade. This one constructed by Pep Club members aided greatly in the success of the 'THE bled President Staplers. don, lager lucll Swan, Bob VI Burllmi Pou Slater, Rid lo- loirllollltl Coleman lo Dean loud chols Mine Coiocur Doi. RMS Mr,Vu man Mr.Piz1 u s s 5 .,,,, W 'THE BIG RED AND WHITE. The white block letter is the symbol ofthe Varsity Club members. They are from l. to R. Row I Dave Gruber Sergeant-at-arms' larry Cheek Vice President Jim Kimmel President' Butch Tatu Treasurer' and Jim Stephens Secretary. Row 2 Alex Hiller Don Chambers Bill Deacon Wayne Jor- don Clilt Ashley Don Weyer Skip Ervin Rick Johnson Ray Henson Mike Samuilow les Smith Dave Beebe. Row 3 Clill Mann Roger Jackson Spencer McCooI Don Swan Bob Willson John Samuilow Mike Burklow Paul Marien Dick Quick larry Slater Rick Johnson Tim Call DennisMills. Row4 Bob Basinger Steve Daniels Roger Coleman Ron Dempsey larry Howard Deon Souden Roger Hayward Tom Ni- chols Mike Woodruff Jerry Reese John Colocar Doug Ingamels Dennis Smith Row 5 Mr Varner Mr Schmidt Mr Ding man Mr Pizza The varsity drag 'MWV if LETS CLEAN IT UP He e Va sity Club membe s o In on one of tl'1e many cars Inch they washed ntI'1e Va sity Club Cor Woslw The p oceeds tom th s ent tothe Ame icon F eld Ser ce Page 157 1 .- QQ ' ii 1 fy -,H It ' I 4 1 11 I 4 + 1 1 1 gy M 4 1 1 1 A W I I 'Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I . 1 1 1 I I I 1. 11 1 1 , r , r r w r ' w ' i r ' . 1 1 1 l ' I I r . - . Y I' I W Y I VI . 1 1 - , . , . . . ' , . . , , ... .-.- I lin uranium.. l Music, music, 'lu uzlll 'THE NORTHERN LIGHTS SING. Norlhern lighls is lhe name given lo lhe Norlhern's Glrls'Seleclive Choir. The members are from L. lo R., Row T, Kay looney, Delores Whitehead, Sue Trousdale, Barb ' s 2 3 si 2 LISTEN AS THE MELODY FLOWS Lovely sounds come lrom the small selected group under the dnrechon ol Mass Judy Parry The members ol the gurls oclel are from L lo R Georgia Fox Nancy Elluns Karen Norberg Sherry Johanson Chns Bexell Calhy Wallers Pal Smnddy lanes Diana Vane Sue bl lluilynlolans. vllllsfllllbbf lyf1llorgun,Sh Moore. lindal Sims, Num L Wilrm Om U Normun Penny NWT ll0lfl1qul: ILLESENTING T bers gl 'he gh I0 ll RN l llrenl, gmc' lllnggl My 0 :Shirley RW Wvls, Carol LT music James, Diana Fredridis, Sherry Johanson, Belly Vance, Sue Monroe, Carol Scarborough. Row 2, Marilyn Johanson, Carolyn Parenl, Marsha Norman, Vicki Schreiber, Cora Van Houlen, linda Irwin, Caro- lyn Morgan, Sheila Anderson, lynda Herdener, linda Moore, linda Tassie, Rhonda Merwin. Row 3, Olivia Sims, Nancy Holcomb, Gail Hagan, Sally Barnes, Wilma Ogans, Dianne Beyers, Sandy Parker, Nanelle Norman, Penny Pepper, Anila Tucker, Jayne Fisk, Nancy Holmquisl. 'PRESENTING THE BlUE NOTES. Mem- bers ol the girls' ensemble are lrom l. lo R., Row l, Cheryl Heldberg, Carolyn Parenl, Susan Bailey, Belly Vance, Janis Hines, Judy O'Dea, Carol Scarboro. Row 2, Shirley Romero, JoAnn Wilks, Jennifer Brooks, Nancy Holmquisf, Sally Barnes, Carol Rose, Jayne Fisk, lynda Mann. 5 1 1 , i H 1 0 P 3 5 0 O e , K- 1 3 Hf 1 ,QS 7 ggi R I I f I N 4 Y v .Lf . ,:, -n, 4. 1 , ,QI , M x,.f' fe' ' 5525 '- - 5 51 fi Ffa-M A Q 1 3 'tif - 'BW JM' f ' If Q ' .L,,. 7'1k112,f' ' ' 140 V f .., S'YM'M' I 1 ?f ., ' , 7 1 4 iw ' V44 - vii'-ZH M . ,- . MY 'f4X7fgaiZLffi' MQ, as, 4 Hetiiglffflfzliv-5 1- f Q 5 5f.7fcgf:ag.g:-lg . I 2 Q . x . 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A Lf' h Q B' 4.4 frmlu- Rlrrsr Uurrls- llnhlr U4rr'gur'4'l llorlxrlrrrrl Hill llurzvrrrun Nlrrrgurrl Bnennmn lllurilx rl Bnersnm Susan Bulin Bernurrl Bmruer Mary Abernathy lim Adkinson Rrbk Adaomitis Barbara Adkins Bob Adsil Charles Alarandar Larry Alaander Donald Allen George Allison Mary Alvarado Ester Alvara Sheila Anderson Paula Anlos Sandy A rnell Pam Arrawsmith joe Ashlqy Vickie Ashwell Susan Aakinson David Anrell Bill Bach Jerry Bailey' Ronnie Baller Sue Bailey' Alma Baldwin .lim Baldwin Mary Baldwin Grace Bannister Dare Barbe Carr Barner Sally Bames Leonard Barnell .Half Barr Bill Barrel! Karen Barron lerrj' Balex Wayne Batten John Batter Christina Bays Berry' Belcher Carol-x n Bell Trax Bell -1 rlene Bells -illen Benson Shirley' Berkley' Him Beuller Chris Bexell Dianne Bever Lmranda Bigger forrr ll Dv ll PMG' W' Mgr ll rw U Trl IW H HMB filer' H' iwjnr H wnvn rr-id W mmv 31 Pg lu PM llu ms W W HW' fumi B HQ,Hv'1 yn fm nw- rf lrrruld 'f ' rrp fa-u D' vw' lu1l'W- X an 'BTI E: 1 un? j E1 'Hu' ,1-,,, , FJ 4 rwm. bw :rr f . DUI l dl l-'Y 'lv Wlmk- 'f' in 0' ' In ww. Um V-1 lm, 'br .mn 1 a., ll Win lmvrg QL, UWM, V , lhmv Aim v' dh lnprm HCHOW TIME. Sophomorcs soon get into the lad long awaited lunch hour. The latest news and inn-, Tom' Bowers Don Box Pal Box Bonme Brash Roger Brasseur John Bmzaskl Tln Broadwater James Bronson Floyd Brooks Glenn Brookshear Sandra Brunmeler Lorrame Bryant Linda Burllson Cy nlluo Burmcnsler Pele Burnett Dan Buehfv Cry Bullcr Sue Butler Carol Byers Make Bs rd Tom Caldwell Charles Callahan Gerald Callcnder Can Camp Donna Campbell ,Ioan Campbell Nolan Campbell Ed Canadw John Canter Darlene Capzstranl B all Caplcs Lv nn Carter Linda Castor .lam Chose Maralyn Clumck Earl Chnshensan fum Chnsnenson Margle Cinque Kalhv Clancx Lance Clauson Ron Clark Pamela Classon Chnslme Co enlgcs Dianne Com Carol Collmg John Calling Ken Collms ads U,-U gllorowrlyly dzscusscrl ln betueen lulcs w..f vi In T1rn ff m Bull Com I ul-1 Sue Cr ok Dunm I :lm lllunlxn f non Sl11'rxlCop1man lmrlu f ox Pr' gx Cru Judy Cnrkon Boyd Cnr Nlargo C ulllns Hall Curia. ,N I? Nr! L. -1-we dh I Page 163 . -. . 5 I ' R 1 V f oaa 1 - B B B or - . y Q. .5-.. v h 4 9 , - - , 1 M, A 1. 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V 1 S -V i t I ff 4 Q ' Page 164 Dan Curtis Larry' Cushiet Janis Cvprel Terre Dalby Charlene Daniels Danny Dani-s Karen Darling Tim Daudge Geraldine Dauenhauer Randall Dal ulsan Barbara DUNS Hob Davie Cary Dru Ls Cary' Davis lerrfv Uaris Schuyler Durile L , K- 'Ts 1 Cnty another 51 , A FRIENDLY CHAT, Friends gather in the halls to talk things over mast frequentlv. Here are Cathy Payne and Larrx' Cushist. Keith Denton Mars DeClule Dale DeHacen 'F 5 Carol Dempsey' v Tom Darler W' LW .ann Dibble Clarlrs Dillingham Renee Dol :fx Charles Doyle ,.. Jim Drake . - whim Drenkhahn f Donalfl Dunn 5-:W-lf' ,X Bill Dugan , , V ' V fy, 'x Ka s Duran M fi' We . ,' R 4, , 7 1-. l E5 Ir 165 ,, -owl alll . E , ,gy ,gg , nt' -J 4 ' M, ' 4' A, 8 - f ,l V1 V xy ,N a H , O 1 2 n 71373 A W 'K f ok Sam Dara Darrel Durham Dm-id Durham Robert Dutton Donna Faglen Pal Earles fully Eastman Danny Edgar Paul Elkins Danny Elliot Gale Ellie Tom Ellis Hanflie Emory' Lonny En in G vs Fair Denn is Fa rnswnrth .ferry F arstvedt lemme F ealherstnne M Lois F eatherstane V 'L' Linda Fellke Z ' 4 I W X V - Judy Ferguson f X QU. l. gurl and boy Paul Felllg Dan Fzsher Stephen F usher Tony F1 'wallen Bobble Forlson Vxrgal Foster Cathy Frneber Larrv F rvc Paula Frve Indy Fulrher Mu rgarel Furguson famcw fam Karen Games Marv Gamer Kennv Cana Bemard Caulhler Judy Czdlm Larfv Cdbrrl Chns Gales lllnke Cnlmurc' Roberl Cnlrm Cacelux Giroux lam Glascock Larrv Codfrvv Cluna Gamez Nick Conzalev Cheryl Coach Bonme Goode Chcnl Coadrnch Sundu' Corslme Nlunc' Crm Connw Green Ar! Greene Bonnu: Crosmskv Dennis Cruno Lzlhan Cugafv 1'1- Q- llf qui Vw E' -15- f? .i an E5 'Wino' 4- 'AITENTION PLEASE! Mr. Hall is conduding o Biology class This IS one of the subleds offered Io the sophomore siudenis. wan. I 3 Page 165 ' f! , , I , 4, - . t A -iw A , I, We A 1 0 - gf, , 1 5 f.L'ffi ,,' 1 1 , , n n .W . :Q -v . Q 8. ,. . ' , ', f ' ,fi .373 'fu . I 5' f 3. 1' ' -' , A 41 - f of 4.. F .I 4 Dr ' D 1 'Z A fl . . 'I I ' L 1 WA? Q' I xy ' n o n .J o- 2 '- M , , I A M I 1 I f f , n F4 . ' ' - ca 5 . . yy..-l. L Ja Q ',V M, X Q ' X ' 6 I 1' ' ' if 2 ' ' , ,S . , feta - ff ' 4 .: o o Q v . ' ' L Z, 5 a iz 1 r 9 , A t f 'F' f, 3 'L , X N E. 35- , 3 1... ...... .....-... i ........ l Joyce Janes Barb Jordan Darlene Jordan Dennis Jordan fum Jordan Sharon .lunek Barbara Kapeluch Dm ad lkm Linda Ixealllng Brenda hell Linda hell Tom Ixelh Beth Ann Kemvv Can Knlhan Ben lumball Dennn Iunder Barbara lung., Rleharrl lung Pal Iurkman Dax. Ad luzer Richard Iklxngler Sharon limelmg Daun Robe Ras mond lkoop Larh hoslm Gary Kraus Alnce Ixrueger Rnchard huhn 4'- .,.,. . 'vig ' .,,,gL4. 1 1 , -'f .e 1 ' ' 9 'A A , 5 2 '1 71' WW in ,ri we pu f Yah W 4- 45' tv' J-.1 -9 s H41 L. gf 17 al qv' ar 14 u-v' T' -,f J qu- -A Q? in -rf sf ' ' fa ,N M. 4. , 'U' . .. Av Y :mf ' v .4 1 as x ww Bob Laflm Jack Luxrd ,Iuhn Lnmarmkz Beth Lambros balls Lamphere lack Lfmglons Hannlk' Laurerwe fuds Lawson Linda bf Janie Lehman Sharon Lehman Don Lesca rd Kuzhx Leu-Ls Daniel Liddy Sleren Llkidy Shirlqs Liule Kas Lil ingston Kay Loonex Tim Lorenzen Barb Laulaklls Dale Lore Duane Ludu-ng Tom Lules lim 'Haber Nancfy Nlulkim Ian hflanning Carol Nlanns Karen Marlin Sharon Maxwell Louis Maueson Nelila Mazek Ken Mazur Pal McClain Ted McConnell Barb Ilfcfurdv 2 A i 1 ....n.........................L...... 1 ...U - e I I f M I lOOKlNG FOR SOMETHING? Sludenls go lo lhelr lodxers whenever If IS possible Here, Mary Horroun ond Marulyn Coon ore gefhng their needed books Lmda Neu comb Fan Ncumgham Carol Nichols Danm Nichols Can 'Vnel Calhs Norberg Duane Nvrberg Chuck Norman Denny Norman fan Nomlan Marsha Nommn Nanelle Norman Nucl: Orhoa Earl Ollesulg Dal e On L9 Dm md Osu all Carole Ousnamcr Tonv Padrrlla Susan Page Haberl Page Manly n Palmer Carolyn Parenl Dennis Parks Rzcky Patterson Bull Pauley Kalhy Pay ne frm Pearson Bull Pearson Huck Pena Pat Penny backer Coreen Perner Larry Perry Pal Pcny Iam Peters Barham Pelty GU ...Q in' O3 A I 'Y s. , 'of ii' 'si .-Q 'Cf Q-v, fl' 'V er suv A-. 'UIC' 1-1: .uf V. Page ,, ,, . . . . I . ' M g N 3 x , fe E -fab ,.' : hy. ' v, A, I h , ' ,- 1 ' - . ' 4 1 , , L I W ,I p ww o i ow Y ,gr 1 to , M . I ' nv A s L' l , 5' v 6' I P if r -e 1 lr , -. ' W -YZ, . . -A ,Q ,' , gs- ' I W ' ' no -ef 5' 1 . y ,V , ' 1 3'-, uit' A g'.A sa' .I . j , ' ,EW . 735111. : H15 3 4 e .xx f P kr H i 'Pl 7' 3 ,P ' zz. ' Q. + ,- the - D- ' H' Tj V A ,Q X A A g .. r g P QQ, P E f ,, .,.,.. of I f 'i K 5? R ,P , 3 A P 'FU - V' 1? ' A' ' -- 1 3: P P' Q 4jf M, , QE 3. 169 4 ,UQ -.... 6' Sr - In Q .Q .fl A ff, rv-17 -N I , Viv . 5' . -V E., 5. if? 4 fit., , a ., I ,K iii. C 5 f ' qv 1 -I l ' v T 4' V .. F ' W-f . l A2'A i -e. V 1 7 ii KP 11 ZS 4 ' Y 'Y Q ,fl R 1, f W- f' 1 x 1 - ' +V I , ' we l 4 H Q .V ,, I ' f -TL 4 , an Q 4 I If fi., W I I W Cf X , g I . Page 170 Cary Roerink Villarreal Hnfaela Richard Romo MIlL'h0Bl Rose Carmella Roselli Cheryl Rosewarne Karen Ross jerry Rosscr Sue Ryan lim Soi: Many Saranen Yvonne Santa Cruz Carol Scarborough Kurt Scarbro Floyd Schell Vkkh' Schriaber Kathy Schweizer Sharon Scott Steven Scot! Pal Shelton Kathy Sherman Cary Shorland Al Sergers Olivia Sims Linda Singleton Hubert Skemorc Thala Qoblom Terry Skellon QQ Carol Pclly Beverly Phillips Bonnie Phillips Tim PhqJpS Bonnie Pinlamo Wayne Plummer Mike Pachiola Bill Pointer Mark Powell Bill Presson Ronnie Price Doral Pruetl Shirley' Pukins Nancjv Pullis Margaret Pulsqy Ben Quik Greg Qulbk lllarjv Quintana Ron Rayner fohn Reeglc' A rl Reis Hen riella Relgado Sarah Relan lim Rirh .loe Ralzi Raymond Robbins Deanna Roberts Nlichelle Rodgers When hearts C ' all ' ,Q-. l Q R 'S-1 R -9 -.f Rv 1 I 'r Q 5- .. S 0 , - L- -v , fl IA Vqvw ' T ,,L,.x ..- N f e if 4 4 ,r A n 1' 'J ,X rf. W Din 6 I fm r , A . sz' 42 ,f N , 4 ,, - ,ig , ,L -wx! Q I 'X . ' V , ii tg 4 A 1 M 'Y K Q r n , ..,.,.., -'H H, Linda Skidmore Shirley Slade lane Smith Larry Smith a Lorraine Smith Pete Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith Mum' Ann Sakol Sheri Solomon V Mike Souden f 1. 0 Penny Sontag Prinress Sontag - - Ed So uden 51.5. . x S '- - Q, , el fini Lana Sparks Larry' Sparks Bonnie Steelman Hazel Stilmon Carol Stephens Richard Stephens Rnscmarjv Sta-enson Pam Stewart Sandy Stiller Karen Stockdale Dennis Stockwell Rantlv Stogner h Rkk Stone 3 ,f Nancy' Strussburg ' 'J' JY are young 1 . 'A' ,X ff, W. ff f V ,, ,M , f If b M nw? of ,Q tl q'1 fi v nga' y. IA Y ,A . It K Q- X N A 1 . 6.1 . 1 E' ,eh .1 wf my ,Q'?W?W fr? 1 ff-W., ?- T 4 t , , i'CoI' ,Q- L 3 up A he ' ,- ,nv .4- A Y' I . .X I 4, L-3' r . L I f I 4- ,3 C .9 if 9 u I, ,W uv X 1 4 ' YI 1 '15 Q x Q 4' -... I. 1 i Rf r - 'spurt pri' - Q g ,r. ww 1 ,f '55, A, 1 gl who Carolvn Stuart Bill Slldblllfi' Corn' Sumner Cheryl Sutton .4 mold Swain Dru All Smear: Nunn Tabor Diane Tank Lester Tate Lllwundu Tate Leando Tatu ,lad-v Taylor Linda Tqvlor How Taylor fudv Thomas Donna Thompson Ierrjx' Thompson Rands' Thompson lim Thombcrrjv Linda Thomton Dawn Thrasher Larry Th relkeld Term' Thrower Don Tinson Bruce Tippin line Ttlson Roy Trudor Cintlr' Trirker W Page 171 48? 'fi L ,Q , Af 7:-.. Dm' id Truusdnle V Fred Tucker 'tk N 'N Tripp ,AA f Sufi' 1 Alkl' Turner ' f I Diane Turner Q, A 4: 3 Kenneth Tuttle 'v S1 i- ' '- ' X' , Z gf sf K. 'p-it 551 .X ' i t Bette tance 3 i I Corn Yun Hnulvn - in ' i , 8, ' jtgerfy Vess 31 ' 2 11 5 G , I ne. .. vi J, 'X A ,, if 'S' , r if 174, W E f f ' , .nf .. . 1 xr g M in , Y he 'l wa y 7 4 Adele Yorm' Daniel Vavvnor Bill Waldbillig Sands' Walker Karen Walls Brivd Wnllfxre fern Wallace Susan Wurrl Ron Warren Peggy Washburn Cnrj Webb ,Varslla Webb Sharon Weber Erika Weidner Sharon Wells 4 i l tt 4 t t I in - -W..-., A iw E V - i i 5 f l ,..'.. ' '2 '4l , Q' 'Q' in r its -, xx - SWIM AND SAVE. Sophomore gym classes are receiving insuw 'TAKE YOUR PICK! Sophomore girls practice exercises to keep Carries . ,Horse ' 0 'lim L their muscles trim. Page 172 1 fnr . 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PHONE 333-7871 FOR APPOINTMENT Page l87 FACULTY Avesian, Harry 56, 100 Ayers, William 42 Bates, Jay 49 Balzarini, Donald 54 Bimm, Mona 58 Borders, Elsie 58 Brown, Carlene 42 Buller, Russell 55, 142 Campbell, Earl 59 Campbell, Eugene 59 Cheek, Glenn 52, 131 Chiarilli, Anthony 42, 1 135 Choate, Mary 42 Chuey, Donald 52 Church, Pauline 58 Clemons, Kathleen 58 Cleveland, Clement 42, Corbiel, Joseph 46 Crew, Lewis 40 Dauw, Edward 44, 66, 75, 90 Dempsey, Michael 50 Dingman, Robert 44, 66, 157 Dittmer, Alan 42, 135 Duffy, Vernell 41 Embree, Arnold 40 Fell, Richard 40 Ferguson, Kenneth 46 Forsman, C.T. 44 Friebe, Donald 46 Gallipo, Roy 40 Garwold, Alan 52 Gary, Christine 51 Graff, Raymond 40 Gray, Neil 51 Green, Harlan 46 Grubb, Ralph 54 Hall, Richard 49, 66, 78, 165 Hansen, Judith 42, 135 Haslinger, Lee 39 Holzer, Therese 52 Horner, Lewis 59 Houghton, Marguerite 57 Householder, Mary 51 Houts, Alice Ireland, Penelope 21, 53 Jacobs, Lillian 53 Jennings, Mary Lou 46 Johnson, Elden 56, 66 Karageusian, Mike 48 Kawiecki, Leo 46 Kilgore, Joyce 57 Kives, David 42, 130 Lacy, William 39 Lee, Elmer 42 Lifton, Phillip 44, 51 Lindquist, Victor 38 Manns, Phyllis 58 Marsh, Mary 58 Maturo, John ll, 44, 53, 74 McConnell, Madeline 56 McCracken, Donald 41 Page 188 34, 144 es, Meyer, Evert 48 Morrow, Ann 53 Murphy, Betty 53, 144 Noonan, Janice 46 Nichols, Mary Ann 58 Parry, Judith 50 Pizza, Anthony 44, 68, 157 Powers, Kirk 52 Putnam, George 38 Renda, Hercules 53, 56, 66 74 Rose, William 48, 136 Rosegart, Eldon 50 Rotsel, Ralph 40 Roush, Beryl 49 Santala, Sharron 57 Schmidt, David 44, 104, 157 Seaboldt, Alonzo 50 Shelton, Irene 58 Sheppard, Ann 55 Silvonen, John 55 Simmons, Dave 59 Steenson, Mae 59 Sturgeon, William 48 Swanson, Helen 46 Tapp, Dorothy 57, 143 Taylor, William 48 TerMarsch, Frances 58 Varner, Robert 85, 157 Vaughan, Louise 44, 49 Wagg, Harold 59 Wargelin, Philip 41 Watsin, Cathy 57 West, Enar 48 Wiersema, Mildred 42 Whitmer, Dana 39 Wilcox, Clifford 49 Williams, Roland 42 Willson, William 30, 49, 66, 78, 155 Wilson, Arnold 44, 66 Wilson, Dean 54 Woods, Roy 48 JUNIORS Abcumby, Larry 104 Adams, Caroline 104, 129 Adler, James 104 Adomitis, John 104 Aikens, Linda 104 Alexander, James 104 Allen, Arthur 104, 74 Anable, Wayne 104, 125 Ashley, Ron 104 Auten, Anita 104, 138 Armstrong, Linda 104 Arno, Linda 104 Atwell, Terry 104 Bailey, Jim 88, 104 Bailey, John 78, 80, 81, 88, 104 Bailey, Roger 104 Bailey, Roger 104 Baker, Danny 104 Baker, Kathleen 104 Baker, Sheila 104, 124, 133. 155 Banks, Marcie 104 Barrett, Tom 92, 104 Bauder, Glenda 104 Bayley, Jay 90, 104 Beals, Lorna 104 Beeler, Gwen 104 Beck, Peggy 104 Bennett, Dennis 68, 104 Bennett, Bob 105 Berendt, Judy 105, 142 Bessas, Peter 68, 105 Bexell, Karen 105 Bible, James 105, 143 Bigger, Lynn 105, 126, 137 Bilkey, Janice 105 Bishop, Marsha 105, 156 Bishop, Rhana 105 Blanchard, Glenda 105 Boldrey, Carolyn 105 Booth, Don 105 Boyd, Kathy 105 Boyle, John 105 Braswell, James 105 Brooks, Jennifer 94, 105, 125, 134, 159 Brown, Janice 105, 129 Brown, Martha 105, 130, 14 156 Burtch, Bob 70, 105 Butler, David 105, 134 Butler, Tom 105 Caffentgis, Strata 96, 105 Cahoe, Nancy 105, 112, 149 Caraway, Keith 105 Carlson, Judie 105, 138 Carney, Jack 105 Carney, Jerry 105 Carr, Robert 105, 132 Carr, Ronald 106, 133 Carroll, Tom 106 Castor, Luana 106 Causbie, Laura 106 Cavenee, Mary Ann 106 Chambers, Don 75, 106, 157 Chambers, Ron 75, 106 Chancey, Donna 106, 124, 158 Chapa, Elizabeth 106 Chapa, Lee 68, 106, 128 Chapman, Bill 106 Cheek, Virginia 106, 131, 132 Chisholm, Sharon 96, 106, 136 Christianson, Roger 106 Church, Bob 92, 106, 133, 134 Clark, Gary 106 Clark, Patricia 106 Clemons, Dave 106 0. Cojocar, John 66, 92, 106, 157 Coleman, Carol 106, 129, 130 Coleman, Judy 106, 138 Coleman, Ross 106 C0114 7 L c00f cv? , cvfbl cvffel Cfalrll' Crews: CfeW51 palelf Davi5, N7 DGVBI, Dixon. Dueng Duffl Dugas, Dui Dum Duvall Em kwa EWU Edwarm Elder Elkins Ellis, Ericks Etting Evans, Ellertt Farstx Felton Fergu Emu Flhdle Flshel FiSke H FIOWQI pores, Fqres Collison, Debbie 94, 106, 126 Coote, Robert 74, 92, 106 Coppersmith, Kathy 106, 156 Corbin, Clifton 106 Cotter, Rod, 92, 106 Crawley, Joy 106, 156 Craven, David 92, 106 ci-ews, Cecil 106, 143 Crews, John 106 Crites, Dave 106 Crites, Mike 106 Crossman, Ed 106 Cudnohufsky, Kathy 22, 94, 106, 125, 126 Curson, John 106 Daley, Richard 106 Damron, Tom 99, 106, 150 Davenhauer, Terri 106, 142 Davidson, Sandra 106 Davis, Elaine 106 Dean, Larry 106 Dean, Marie 107, 152 Delgado, Delores 107 Dempsey, Ron 57, 68, 92, 107 Devar, Bev 107 Dey, James 68, 107 Dixon, David 107, 142 Douglas, Sharon 107, 134 Douville, Joe 107 Dove, Judy 107 Duengel, Jeannie 107, 124 Duffie, Diane 107 Dugas, Darryl 107, 133, 156 Dunn, Danny 72, 107 Dura, John 107 Durso, Rebecca 107 Duvall, Douglas 107, 136 Eastman, Fredericka 107 Eaves, Cheryl 107 Edgar, Phyllis 107, 156 Edwards, Gayle 107 Edwards, Mark 107 Elderidge, Garry 92, 107, 133, 134 Elkins, Nancy 107, 124, 134, 159 Ellis, Gary 68, 107 Elmy, Jim 107 Erickson, Dave 107 Ettinger, Sandy 96, 97, 107 Evans, Robert 107 Evertt, Ron 107 Farstvedt, John 107 Felton, Tina 107 Ferguson, Deane 107, 156 Ferman, David 107 Findley, Neil 107, 124, 155 Fisher, Brian 107 Fiske, Jayne 107, 128, 130, 131, 159 Flowers, Carl 107 Forester, Ron 75, 77, 92, 107, 125, 134, 152, 156, 159 Forester, Gary 75, 107, 133 Fournier, Nancy 107, 136 Fox, Gerogia 107, 124, 158 Franklin, Nancy 108 Fredericks, Diane 108, 159 Fredericks, Sue 108 Frodle, Neil 108 Fultz, Toni 108, 130 Gaines, Sandy 108, 130 Gibson, Bruce 72, 92, 108 Giddings, Gloria 108, 125, 131 Gilbriath, Ken 108 Gill, Cletus 108 Gillotte, Judi 108, 115 Glass, Douglas 108 Glover, Jim 108 Glover, Kay 108 Gorsline, Ed 108 Grant, Pete 108 Grant, Bob 108, 132 Gray, Greg 108, 143 Grider, LeRoy 108 Grimes, Bill 108 Grisso, Sammy 90, 108 Grosinsky, Judy 108 Guenther, Lynda 94, 108, 112, 124, 126, 148, 149, 156 Hagadone, Gary 108 Hagon, Gail 94, 96, 108, 154, 159 Haist, Roger 108 Hale, George 108 Hall, Barbara 108 Halverson, Clara 108, 146, 156 Hamblin, Frances 108 Harmes, Linda 108 Harmon, Mike 108, 132 Harris, Brenda 96, 108, 15 Harroun, Terry 108, 143 Haselhuhn, Connie 108 Hawke, Terry 75, 108 Hawkins, Larry 75,109 Haye, Donald 109 Hayes, Bob 73, 90, 109, 126, 130 Hayes, Karen 109 Hayward, Roger 22, 157, 78 79, 80, 109 Heard, Ron 109 Heline, Wallie 109 Hendley, Kathy 109 Henry, Calvin 109 Henry, Janis 109 Herdner, Lynda 109, 159 Hernandez, Jacob 109 Hernandez, Simon 72 Hester, Jerry 109 Hicks, Judy 109, 115, 124 Hillock, Barb 94, 96, 97, 109, 152 Hoadley, Ronald 72, 109 Hocking, Greg 92, 110 Homquist, Nancy 110, 159 Hon, Jon 100, 159 Houle, Bruce 110 Hubble, Larry 110 6 Hudson, Kaye 110, 126, 130, 155 Hudson, Tim 98, 110 Huemiller, Mary 110, 130, 131, 132, 152 Hughes, Barbara 110 Humphries, Laing 110 Hurst, Gerald 110 Huston, Husted, Cheryl 110 David 110 Hutchcraft, Linda 110 Ingamells, Karen 110 Inscho, Jerry 110 Jacobs, Jerry 110 Jackson, Connie 110 Jackson, John 110 Janette, Pat 110, 130, 154 Jarrard, Jack 110 Jarrard, Jim 110 Jaworski, Dan 74, 110 Jenner, Jeanie 110 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, 157 Johnson, Chuck 110, 155 Karen 110 Linda 110 Dick 75, 88, 110, Rick 75, 110, 157 Jones, Jim 110, 125 Jones, Nancy 110, 112, 149 Kane, Danny 110 Kandt, Giles 110, 125, 146, 159 Kath, Shirley 94, 110, 125 129, 154 Kaul, Tim 65, 70, ea, 110, 157 Kayga, Robert 110 Keely, Tom 110 Kelly, Dennis 110 Kelly, Jerry 110 Kelly, Ruhl 110 Kelly, William 68, 110 Keneipp, Sharry 110, 131 Kern, Pam 94, 111, 130 Kerns, Scott 75, 88, 89, 111 King, Dan 111 King, Norma 111, 124 Kizer, Barbara 111 Kizer, Shelly lll, 142 Klinkenberger, Jack 111 Knibbs, Mike 111 Koenig, Delores 111, 131 Koop, Clayton 111, 124, 155 Koop, Geraldine 96, 97, 11 Korn, Anna 111 Kosheba, 132, Koskela, Lackey, Susie 111, 128, 156 Mike 88, 111 Sandy 111, 145 Lafferty, Linda 111, 137 Lane, John 111, 126 Lang, Ralph 75, 111 Larkin, Larsen, Larsen, Pat 111 William 111 Eric 72, 111 Page 189 1 3 I Smiddy, Jerry 117 Smiddy, Pat 117, 146, 158 Smith, Dennis 88, 117, 124, 157 Smith, Janet 117 Smith, Larry 117 smith, Phyllis 117, 155 Smith, Roger 117 Chsim, Jane 9 Smith, Vonda 117 Smolich, Pat 117 Soldan, Barbara 96, 98, 117 Sowden, Jane 117 Sowels, William 117 Speratos, Gale 117 Stanbery, Kay 117 Stearla, Susan 117 Stevens, Barbara 117, 129, 156 Stevenson, Richard 117 Stieve, Ray 117 Stiller, Mary 117 156 Stinson, Jim 117 Stockwell, Sue 117 Stone, Sandy 117 Stoneburg, Pam 96, 117 Strassburg, Robbin 68, 117 Stevel, Jerry 117 Stuart, Margaret 117 Sturdy, Eric 99, 117, 126, 128 Sudbury, David 78, 81, 117 Sulaica, Gloria 118 Sumner, Gary 118 Sutton, Steve 118 Swansey, Marilyn 118, 128, 138, 155, 156 Talley, Inelda 118, 124, 138, 155 Tassie, Linda 118, 159 Tatro, Cheri 118 Taylor, Larry 118, 133 Tear, Iva 118 Tebeau, Mike 118 Tee, Walter 118 Tharrett, Karen 118 Thatcher, Linda 118 Thatcher, Sherry 118 Themm, Arthur 118 Thiese, Linda 99, 118, 140 Thomas, Dewey 118 Thorton, Bonnie 118 Thrasher, Sharon 118, 152 Threet, Barbara 118 Trousdale, Sue 118, 126, 152, 158 Tripp, Lona 118, 125, 155 Tucker, Tom 118 Truner, Ron 118 Uballe, Steve 92, 119 Vance, Robert 72, 92, 119 Vandecar, Mary Beth 119 Van Horn, Ken 119 Vaught, Alice 119 VerBeek, Sharon 119 Vick, Gail 119 Vogt, Richard 119 Walker, Danny 119 Wallace, Gary 119 Walles, Jerry 66, 119, 143 Walles, Stan 119 Warner, Ivan 75, 119 Warner, James 119, 136 Walters, Cathy 119, 124, 159 Watkins, John 90, 119 Webb, Terry 119, 133 Weber, Bruce 119 Weir, Terry 120 Wells, Dorothy 99, 120 Wells, Gary 120 Wells, Pamela 120, 129, 155 Whiting, Claire 94, 120, 150, 155 Whitlock, Janet 120, 136 Whitlock, Sue 120 Wilks, JoAnn 120, 132, 159 Williams, John 120 Willis, Linda 120 Winters, Charles 120, 143 Woodruff, Diana 120, 129, 138, 145, 156 Woodruff, Mike 66, 92, 120, 126, 157 Woodside, Carolyn 120, 138 Wright, Carolyn 94, 120, 144 Wright, Charles 120 Wyrick, Charles 120 Yates, Joe 120 Young, Loretta 120, 137 Young, Roger 120 Zuck, Tom 120 SENIORS Abney, Sharon 6, 15, 16, 18, 124, 140, 156 Adler, Randolph 6 Affolder, Richard 6 Alvarado, Patsy 6 Alvarez, Rebecca 6 Anderson, Alan 6, 75 Ashley, Clifton 6, 12, 68, 126, 129, 145, 157 Atkinson, Carolyn 6 Avis, Dennis 6 Bailey, Curtis 6 Bailey, Donald 6 Barefoot, Devon 6, 134, 135 Basinger, Robert 6, 7, 15, 18, 75, 128 Bates, Robert 6 Batters, Wayne 6 Bayley, Bette 6, 150 Beaty, Rebecca 6, 150, 152, 156 Beckett, John 7, 88 Beebe, David 7, 67, 84, 157 Benson, Beverly 7, 94, 100, 149, 154 Bentfield, Ted 7 Benton, Sue 7 Berkley, Patricia 7 Bessey, Dale 7 Bilkey, Patricia 7, 129, 153 Bishop, Maureen 7 Blanchard, Simone 7 Blust, Neal 7 Boemer, Margaret 7 Borders, Sidney 8, 99, 134 Bradshaw, Robert 8, 18, 90, 91 Bridger, Brenda 8, 126 Brown, Patricia 8, 139 Bryant, Carolyn 8, 142 Buero, Henry 8, 92 Buffington, Barry 8, 67, 90 Burklow, Michael 8, 18, 67, 78, 81, 86, 87, 157 Burling, Robert 8 Burnett, Dalton 8 Burwell, Dennis 8, 88, 89 Butler, Kathy 9 Caldwell, Jay 9 Carlson, Denton 9 Carney, Eleanor 9, Carney, James 9, 136 Carpenter, Gary 9, Cascaddan, Carl 9, Castillo, Julian 9 139 134 75, 76 Cavenee, Ruth 9, 139 Chase, Terry 7, 9, 18, 22 Cheek, Larry 9, 18, 68, 157 Clifton, William 9 Clower, Larry 9 Cobb, Gary 10, 67, 72, 84, 92 Cobb, Stephen 10 Coe, Dwight 10, 90 Coleman, Roger 10, 68, 157 Collins, Gene 10 Collins, Howard 10 Cook, Claudia 10, 16, 19, 31, 128, 130, 134, 135, 141, 151, 153 Coons, Diane 10 Corder, Joyce 10, 139 Course, Ronald 10, 133, 156 Coward, Barbara 10, 156 Cox, Gloria 10 Cox, Robert 10 Cox, Ruth 10, 139, 155 Cronover, Diane 10 Crutchfield, Karen 10 Dalby, Paula 10, 94, 132, 134, 135, 152, 154 Daniels, Steven 7, 10, 12, 18, 68, 87, 126, 134 135, 157 Davis, Roger 10 Deacon, William 10, 155, 157 Decker, Gilbert 10, 72 DeF1orio, James 10, 68, 78 Devitt, Kathleen ll, 137, 156 Deweese, Richard 11, 78 Dion, Michael 11 Dodge, William 11, 99, 159 Dodson, T. David 11 Doherty, Joyce ll Dove, David ll Dow, Dorothy 11, 131, 135 Poqe 191 Drumheller, Oliver 11 Dugan, Robert 11, 18, 126, 134, 135 Dumity, Ronald 11 Dunlap, Carol 11 Durfee, Patricia 11, 125, 134, 135, 152, 154, 156 Edwards, Claudia 11, 15, 16, 124, 141 Ellis, John 12 Engelsman, Earl 12 Ervin, Floyd 12, 67, 75, 157 Ervin, Vera 12, 19, 150, 151 Hertel, Elaine 15, 16, 19, 94, 126, 129, 130, 134, 135, 140, 141, 151 Hester, Catherine 15, 128, 139 Hicks, Wilma 15 Hi1derley,,Sa11y 8, 15, 125, 152 Hill, Mary 15, 124, 148, 149, 156 Hiller, Alex 15, 75, 77, 157 Hilty, Robert 15, 125, 134, 135 Hinson, Ray 16, 90, 156, 157 Quifk Earslian, Charles 12 Estrada, Ronald 12 Hoisington, Dennis 16 Hoisington, Mary 16, 125, 126, Eugene, Ethel 12, 126, 130, 150, 151, 156 Evans, Perry 12 Falls, Gary 12 Feliciano, Dianna 12 Fielding, Ella 12, 139 Forester, Gary 12 Fortner, Randall 12 Fox, Beverly 12, 124 Fox, Susan 12 Frederick, Stephanie 12 Garchow, Darlene 13, 156 Garner, Barbara 13 Garrett, Patricia 13 Garrett, Ronald 13 Garza, Angelita 13, 139 Giles, Dianna 13, 124, 130, 155, 156 Gillette, Clay 13, 68 Gilmore, Mary 13, 139 Giroux, Larry 13, 142 Gleson, Edward 13 Glover, Bonnie 13 Golob, Andrea 13, 139, 153 Gomez, Robert 14 Gonzales, Jeanne 14, 155 Goodrich, Saundra 14, 153 Gorkie, Carole 9, 14, 16, 130, 139, 141 Gray, Mary 14 Green, John 14 Grice, Donald 14 Grooms, Belva 14 Gruber, David 12, 14, 68, 156, 157 Gruno, Sharon 14, 139 Hall, Julie 14 Hamm, Robert 14, 124, 156 Hansen, James 14 Hardy, Phyllis 14, 130, 132, 134, 135, 156 Harris, Johnny 14, 124 Harroun, Roylene 14, 139 Harsch, Sharon 14, 139 Hart, Larry 14, 75 Hatman, Phylis 15 Haun, James 15, 99 Hawkins, Jimmie 15, 124 Hayes, Danny 15, 78 Haynes, Paulette 15, 139 Henry, Rebecca 15 Henson, Barry 15 Page 192 130, 131, 134, 135 Horner, Patricia 16, 99, 125, 140, 156 Howard, Larry 16, 134, 135, 152, 157 Hrymecki, Helen 16 Huber, Gary 16 Huber, Sandra 16 Hudson, James 16 Hunter, Thomas 16 Hutchinson, Bonnie 16, 142, 144, 156 Huttenhower, Ralph 16 Iliades, Maria 17, 19, 130, 134, 135, 150 Imboden, Jerry 17 Inabnit, Barbara 17, 126, 156 Ingamells, Douglas 17, 87, 133, 151 Irwin, Linda 17, 153, 158 Isbell, John 17, 99 Jackson, Roger 17, 157 Jacobs, Dale 17 Jewell, Leland 17 Johanson, Marilyn 17, 156, 158 Johns, Barbara 17, 134, 142, 154, 155 Johnson, Joan 17 Johnston, Patricia 17 Jones, Joann 17, 139 Jordan, Sharon 17 Jordan, Wayne 17y 78, 157 Joswik, Mary 17 Karns, Brenda 18 Keeth, Shirley 18, 139 Kelly, Linda 18 Kelley, Sandra 18 Kernott, Jack 18 Killen, Susan 18, 125, 128, 150, 151, 156 Kilman, Donna 18 Kimball, Charlene 18, 129 Kimmel, James 7, 12, 18, 67, 68 71, 84, 85, 126, 157 ' Kives, Andrew 18, 124, 134, 159 Kizer Kloka, Koerner Krause, I Shelly 18, 142 Charlene 18, 124 , Carol 19, 155 John 19, 68, 86 Kretschmar, Beth 19 Kuhn, Howard 19 Ladeau, Laflin, mNihVM'W bWi John 19, 99, 143 Gloria 19 Landers, Michael 19, 75, 134 Langford, Sandra 19 LaZe11e, Rebecca 18, 19, 22, 23, 31, 124, 127, 140 Leach, Carol 19, 131, 152 Lemley, Marie 19, 143 Lengers, Marianne 19 Lewis, Brenda 19, 150, 155 Liddy, Linda 20, 126, 154, 156 Lloyd, Marla 20, 125 Lorensen, Maindard 20 Losey, Sandra 20, 129, 154, 156 Loulakis, Susanne 20 Lounsberry, Leslie 20, 99 Love, Candace 20 Ludy, Shari 20 Lyons, Donna 20 MacAu1ey, Gloria 20, 129, 134, 142, 156 Magner, Carol 20 Maline, Linda 20, 124, 128, 129, 134, 135, 156 Mann, Alan 20, 68, 88, 146, 159 Mann, Bruce 20, 159 Manns, Linda 20, 132, 154 Marcum, Linda 20 Marcum, Patricia 20 Marien, Paul 20, 68, 157, 159 Mattews, James 20 Maxwell, June 21, 132 McConnaughhay, June 21 McCoo1, Spencer 21, 124, 147 157, 159 McCurdy, Laural 15, 16, 21, 94, 99, 130, 141 McDermid, Carol 21, 126, 130, 134, 135, 152 McGeen, Susan 18, 21, 128, 149, 152, 156 McGowen, Larry 21 McPherson, Sheron 21, 129 Medlock, Connie 21, 153 Meier, Dennis 21 Mendieta, Robert 21 Miller, Daniel 21 Miller, George 21 Mills, Richard 21, 78 Mills, Terry 24 Monroe, Sue 24, 99, 130, 134, 152 Moody, Marilyn 24, 153 Morgan, Carolyn 24, 153 Morris, Sue 24, 96 Mueller, William 24 Neaves, Helen 24, 134, 135, 137 Needham, Diane 24, 125, 130 Nicely, Patricia 142 Norberg, Sharon 18, 22, 24, 126, 148, 149, 154, 156 Nichols, Thomas 24, 68, 157 O'Leary, James 24 Pacene, John 24, 132 Pacene, Richard 24, 132 Pangilinan, Myra 24, 31, 124, 130, 150 Panky, Samuel 24 Parker, Alene 24, 26, 27, 154 Pawley, Marie 18, 24, 131, 152 view Pr0Pf Pfudr pruef H695e1 RCCSEI MW Roche Runyi Rude Sadie 1 Rub Schuh 563115. Smm Sum Singl Slater Smith, SMU, Smith, Smith, 50uden' N' Smile' ml Stanley Starkey Staton' steghov StePhm IU StePhe Steves Siewar st0he Stro n. 'Payne, Barbara 24, 46, 94, 128, 140, 146, 152, 156 Pfeiffer, Matthew 24, 124 Phillips, Don 24 Pierce, Cecelia 25, 130, 134, 135, 139 Pirochta, Kenneth 25, 92, 93 Pomeroy, Patricia 25 Porter, Patricia 25, 130, 152 Presson, Larry 25 Proper, James 25 Prudhomme, Terry 25, 133 Pruett, Marlys 25 Pruett, Pamela 25, 134, 135, 13 Quick, Richard 15, 25, 157 Reese, Barbara 25 Reese, Jerry 6, 15, 18, 22, 23, 25, 67, 76, 78, 126, 127, 15 157 Reid, Nancy 25 Remley, Michael 25 Reynolds, Carol 25 Ringblom, Barbara 25, 125, 130, 155, 156 Roberts, Lawrence 25 Rocheleau, Revena 25, 129, 156 Romero, Shirley 25, 159 Runyan, John 25, 124, 159 Rutherford, Scarlet 26, 130, 1 135, 137, 152 Sadler, Sheila Saiz, Joe 26 26, 124 Sales, Olga 26, 124, 128 Sanders, Betty 152, 156 26, 125, 137, Saranen, Linda 26, 124 Saxton, Lyle 26 Scarbro, William 126 Schons, Jerome Schubert, Steve 26 Seaman, Jamet 26, 144 Shaw, Duane 26, 99, 134, 152 150, Siaviakas, Nicholas 26, 136 Simmons, Patricia 26 Simpkiss, George 26 Simpson, Thomas 26 Singleton, Brenda Slater, Larry 26, 92, 93, 157 Smith, Kenneth 26 Smith, Lee 26 Smith, Leslie 27, 68, 124, 157 Smith, Robert 27, 133 Souden, Dean 27, 68, 70, 71, 7 79, 126 Soule, Cheryl 27, 68, 70, 71, 78, 79, 126 Stanley, Lesta, 27, 132, 152 Starkey, Charles 27 Staton, Carolyn 27 Stechow, James Stephens, James 27, 83, 157 27 126, Stephens, Larry 27 Steveson, Brenda 28, 96, 97 Stewart, Patricia 18, 28, 139 Stoner, Jerry 28, 132 Strong, Phillip 28, 70, 125 3 3, Sutton, Robert 28, Swan, Don 28, 157 Swan, Donna 58, 124 Swansey, Ramona 28, 156 Tallon, Carol 28 Tatu, Elwyn 28, 133, 157 Tinkis, Davis 28, 78 Tison, Darryl 28 Titsworth, Darwin 28 Toney, Darlene 28, 125 139, 145 155, Tucker, Anita 16, 18, 28, 128, 130, 140, 153, 158 Vallins, Ruth 18, 135, 150 Vandecar, Richard 28 VanHouten, Herman 28 VerBeck, Loraine 29 Vogler, Patricia 29 Wagner, Bessie 29 Wagner, Vaughn 29, 134 Waldbillig, Suzanne 29 28, 128, 134, Waugh, Patricia 29, 134, 135, 137, 144, 152, 155 Weibel, Martin 29 Wellman, Patricia 15, 29, 150 Weyer, Don 30, 67, 68, 70, 85, 92, 135, 156, 157 Whitehead, Delores 30, 137, Whiting, Lark 30, 130, 144, Whittington, Kendra 30, 139 Williams, Diane 30, 94, 99 Willson, Robert 15, 30, 67, 92, 125 Wilsey, Beverly 30, 145 Winters, Sharon 30 Womack, Mike 30 Wood, Richard 30 Wright, Jean 30 Yarbrough, Edward 30 York, Gordon 30 Young, Judy 30, 130, 131 Zabaglo, Dianna 30 SUMMER SCHOOL SENIORS Covington, Mildred 31 Deneen, Theodore 31 Dowdy, Herman 31 Duncan, William Emery, Kenneth 31 Fredericks, Lanie 31 Laurin, Bert 31 McGregor, Sheldon 31 Osta, Arnold 31, 68 Troy, Ronald 31 Wood, David 31 Williams, Linda 31, 153 SOPHOMORES Abernathy, Mary 162 Adkinson, Jim 162 Adaomitis, Rick 132, 162 Adkins, Barbara 162 Adsit, Bob 82, 162 Alexander, Charles 162 158 155 156 72, Alexander, Larry 162 Allen, Donald 162 Allison, George 162 Alvarado, Mary 162 Alvarez, Ester 162 Anderson, Sheila 159, 162 Antos, Paula 99, 162 Arnett, Sandy 162 Arrowsmith, Pam 98, 156, 162 Ashley, Joe 162 Ashwell, Vickie 162 Atkinson, Susan 162 Atwell, David 72, 162 Bach, Bill 162 . Bailey, Jerry 162 Bailey, Ronnie 162 Bailey, Sue 100, 159, 162 Baldwin, Alma 162 Baldwin, Jim 162 Baldwin, Mary 162 Bannister, Grace 162 Barbe, Dave 162 Barner, Gary 162 Barnes, Sally 159, 162 Barnett, Leonard 162 Barton, Karen 162 Batey, Jerry 143, 162 Batten, Wayne 162 Batter, John 162 Bays, Christina 162 Belcher, Betty 162 Bell, Carolyn 94, 162 Bell, Troy 74, 154, 162 Bells, Arlene 162 Benson, Allen 126, 162 Berkley, Shirley 162 162 Beutler, Rita Betzing, Dave 98 132, 158, 162 159, 162 Bexell, Chris Beyer, Dianne Bigger, Lawanda 162 Black, John 162 Blevin, Nancy 162 Blodgett, Judy 162 Blom, Mike 162 Blust, Gayle 162 Bobb, Monte 162 Boehnum, Margaret 162 Boenman, Margaret 162 Boersma, Marilyn 131, 162 Bolin, Susan 162 Boneman, Bill 162 Bower, Bernard 162 Bowers, Tony 163 Box, Don 163 Box, Pat 163 Brash, Bonnie 126, 163 Brasseur, Roger 163 Brazaski, John 163 Broadwater, Tim 163 Bronson, James 163 Brooks, Floyd 163 Brookshear, Glenn 132, 16 Brunmeier, Sandra 163 Bryant, Lorraine 163 Burlison, Linda 163 Page 193 3 Burmeister, Cynthia 163 Burnett, Pete 163 Bushey, Dan 163 Butler, Greg 163 Butler, Sue 163 Byers, Carol 163 Byrd, Mike 163 Caldwell, Tom 163 Callahan, Charles 163 Callender, Gerald 143, 163 Camp, Gary 100, 163 Campbell, Donna 163 Campbell, Joan 163 Campbell, Nolan 163 Canady, Ed 163 Canter, John 163 Capistrant, Darlene 163 Caples, Bill 143, 163 Carson, Judy 163 Carter, Lynn 163 Castor, Linda 163 Chase, Jim 163 Chittick, Marilyn 163 Christienson, Earl 163 Christianson, Jim 163 Cinque, Margie 163 Clancy, Kathy 163 Clauson, Lance 70, 163 Clark, Ron 163 Classon, Pamela 163 Coffentges, Christine 96, 163 Coin, Dianne 94, 163 Colling, Carol 163 Colling, John 63 Collins, Ken 74, 163 Collins, Terry 163 Comstock, Bill 132, 163 Cook, Sue 100, 126, 163 Cooley, Danny 163 Coon, Marilyn 94, 132, 163 Copeman, Sheryl 163 Cox, Linda 163 Cox, Peggy 163 Crickon, Judy 150, 163 Cryer, Boyd 74, 126, 156, 163 Cullins, Margo 163 Curtis, Bill 74, 163 Cushist, Larry 22, 82, 164 Cypret, Janis 164 Dalby, Terre 132, 164 Daniels, Charlene 164 Danis, Danny 164 Darling, Karen 137, 164 Daudge, Tim 164 Dauenhauer, Geraldine 164 Davidson, Randall 132, 164 Davis, Barbara 132, 164 Davis, Bob 164 Davis, Gary 164 Davis, Gary 164 Davis, Jerry 100, 164 Davis, Schuyler 164 Deaton, Keith 74, 164 DeClute, Mary 150, 164 DeHaven, Dale 164 Page 194 Dempsey, Carol 156, 164 Dexter, Tom 75, 164 Dibble, Lee Ann 164 Dillingham, Gladys 164 Dovey, Renee 164 Doyle, Charles 164 Drake, Jim 164 Drenkhabn, Walter 164 Dunn, Donald 74, 164 Dugan, Bill 164 Ducan, Kay 164 Dura, Sam 164 Durham, Durham, Dutton, Eaglen, Barley, Darrel 164 David 164 Robert 164 Donna 164 Pat 164 Eastman, Judy 164 Edgar, Elkins, Elliott Ellis, Ellis, Emory, Ervin, 132, Fair, G Farnswo 164 Farstve Feather Danny 164 Paul 164 , Danny 164 Gale 164 Tom 75, 164 Randie 164 Lonny 126, 128, 164 ladys 164 rth, Dennis 75, dt, Jerry 164 stone, Jeanne 164 Featherstone, Lois 164 Felice, Linda 98, 164 Ferguson, Judy 164 Fettig, Paul 165 Fisher, Dan 82, 165 Fisher, Stephen 165 Flewallen, Tony 165 Fortson, Bobbie 165 Foster, Virgal 165 Froeber, Cathy 165 Frye, Larry 82, 165 Frye, Paula 165 Fulcher, Judy 165 Furguson, Margaret 165 Gain, James 165 Gaines, Karen 165 Garner, Mary 165 Garza, Kenny 165 Gauthier, Bernard 165 Gidley, Judi 165 Gilbert, Larry 165 Giles, Chris 75, 132, 16 Gilmore, Mike 165 Gilroy, Robert 165 Giroux, Cicelia 165 Glascock, Jim 165 Godfrey, Larry 165 Gomez, Gloria 165 Gonzales, Nick 165 Gooch, Cheryl 132, 165 Goode, Bonnie 165 Goodrich, Cheryl 165 Gorsline, Sandie 165 Gray, Marie 165 Green, Connie 165 Greene, Art 165 Grosinsky, Bonnie 165 5 Gruno, Dennis 165 Gugary, Lillian 165 Gutzke, Janet 166 Hall, Bob 166 Hall, Steven 166 Hamblin, Linda 166 Hamilton, Gary 99, 166 Hampartzoomian, Marie 96, 166 Hancock, Brenda 166 Hancock, Michael 136, 166 Haney, Mary 166 Harris, Bob 82, 166 Harris, Carol 150, 166 Harrington, Joe 166 Harrington, Sharon 166 Harroun, David 166 Harroun, Mary 94, 166 Harroun, Sandy 156, 166 Harsch, Ronald 166 Hartung, Sue 166 Hassnzahl, Lawanda 155, 166 Haun, Bill 75, 166 Hays, Barbara 166 Hayes, Nancy 166 Haynes, Judy 166 Hayser, Frank 166 Heacock, Duane 166 Head, David 74, 166 Heinisch, Marshall 166 Heldberg, Cheryl 159, 166 Henson, Dan 75, 166 Hester, James 166 Highfield, Charles 166 Hines, Janis 22, 148, 149, 159, 166 Hines, Jeris, 148, 166 Hinsburger, Clayton 166 Hinson, Daryl 132, 166 Hoenstine, Debbie 94, 142, 166 Hoisington, Jearl 166 Holcomb, Nancy 159, 166 Holland, Clifford 166 Hosler, John 166 Howard, Harry 98, 166 Howes, Ruth 166 Hughes, Loretta 166 Humphries, Robyn 99, 166 Hunnicutt, Brenda 166 Hunsaker, Judy 166 Hunt, Bonnie 166 Huston, Bill 166 Hutheheraft, Jim 166 Iliades, Louis 166 Irwin, Tom 166 Jackson, Ray 166 Jahnke, Karen 100, 166 James, Barb 156, 159, 166 Johanson, Sherry 126, 158, 159, 166 Johnson, Bob 143, 166 Johnson, Dave 166 Johnson, Diane 166 Johnson, Douglas 133, 166 Johnson, Jim 166 Johnson, Peggy'99, 166 Jofda Jofda Junekl Kapell 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168 McNutt, Sheila 168 McPherson, David 168 Mendeeta, Olga 168 Merrill, Sandra 168 Messer, Dennis 82, 168 Mick Pam 168 Midkiff Carol 168 Millard, Fred 168 Miller, Brenda 126, 168 Miller, Richard 168 Millikan, Terry 168 Miracle, Basil 82 168 Miracle, Kenneth 168 Mix, Jeanne 168 Mix, Jim 168 Moffitt, Larry 168 Moiles Ruth 168 Monroe, Sue 137 159, 168 Moore, David 168 Moore Jim 75 168 Moore, Kenneth 168 Morgan Gary 168 Murphy Sandra 168 Murray, Linda 168 Myres Marilyn 168 Myres Tom 168 Nadolski Tom 143 168 Naylor, Tom 168 Neff, Donna 168 Neff, Joan 137, 155, 168 Nelson, Barbara 131, 168 Newcomb, Linda 169 f 1 ..,. ., .Y ' f ' 1 f 1 l I I I l . . 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O Rizzi, J e 136, 170 Robbins, Raymond 170 Roberts, Deanna 170 Rodgers, Michelle 170 Roerink, Gary 170 Rofaela, Villarreal 170 Romo, Richard 170 Rose, Michiael 170 Roselli, Carmella 170 Rosewarne, Cheryl 170 Martin, 167 Lawson, Judy 167 Leffew, Linda 167 Lehman, Janie 167 Lehman, Sharon 167 Lessard, Don 98, 167 Lewis, Kathy 167 Liddy, Daniel 167 Liddy, Steven 167 Little, Shirley 126, 167 Livingston, Kay 153, 167 Looney, Kay 159, 167 Lorenzen, Tim 74, 167 Loulakis, Barb 167 Love, Dale 167 Ludwig, Diane 167 Lutes, Tom 167 Maher, Jim 74, 82, 167 Malkim, Nancy 167 Manning, Jan 167 Manns, Carol 167 Karen 167 169 Norberg, Diane 94, 96, 126, 156, 169 Norman, Chuck 169 Norman, Denny 169 Norman, Gary 169 Norman, Marsha 159, 169 Maxwell, Sharon 167 Matteson, Louis 167 Mazek, Nelita 167 Mazur, Ken 167 McClain, Pat 167 McConnel, Ted 167 McCurdy, Barb 94, 167 McI1roy, Pat 168 McIntyre, Kathy 168 Norman, Nanette 159, 169 Ochoa, Nick 72, 169 Oltesuig, Earl 100, 169 Orvis, Dave 136, 169 Oswalt, David 169 Ousnamer, Carole 169 Padrilla, Tony 169 Page, Susan 169 Page, Robert 169 Palmer, Marilyn 169 Parent, Carolyn 159, 169 Parks, Dennis 169 Patterson, Rick 99, 136, 169 Pauley, Bill 169 Payne, Kathy 164, 169 Pearson, Jim 169 Pearson, Bill 169 Pena, Rick 169 Pennybacker, Pat 169 Perrier, Coreen 169 Perry, Larry 169 Ross, Karen 170 Rosser, Jerry 170 Ryan, Sue 126, 170 Saiz, Jim 132, 170 Saranen, Mary 150, 170 Santa Cruz, Yvonne 142, 170 Scarborough, Carol 137, 159 170 Scarbro, Kurt 170 Schell, Floyd 170 Schrieber, Vickie 159, 170 Schweitzer, Kathy 170 Scott, Sharon 170 Scott, Steven 170 Shelton, Pat 170 Sherman, Kathy 171 Shorland, Gary 171 Siegers, Al 171 Sims, Olivia 159, 171 Singleton, Linda 171 Sizemore, Hubert 171 Sjoblom, Theda 98, 171 Skelton, Terry 171 Skidmore, Linda 171 Slade, Shirley 171 Smith, Jane 142, 171 Smith, Larry 74, 171 Smith, Lorraine 171 Page 195 Smith, Pete 171 Smith, Robert 171 Smith, Sandra 137, 171 Sokol, Mary Ann 171 Solomon, Sheri 171 Sontag Penny 171 Sontag Princess 171 Souden, Ed 171 Souden, Mike l7l Sparks Lana 171 Sparks Larry 171 Tricker, Cindy 171 Tripp, Edwin 172 Trousdale, David 172 Tucker, Turner Turner Tuttle Vance, Fred 172 Alice 172 Diane 172 Kenneth 172 Bette 159, 172 Van Houten, Cora 159, 172 Vess, Jeffery 132, 172 Vorac, Adele 94, 172 Steelman, Bonnie 126, 128, 171 Steelman, Hazel 153, 171 Stephens, Carol 98, 171 Stephens, Richard 171 Stevenson, Rosemary 171 Stewart, Pam 94, 171 Stiller, Sandy 171 Stockdale, Karan 171 Stockwell, Dennis 171 Stogner, Randy l7l Stone, Rick 171 Strassburg, Nancy 171 Stuart, Carolyn 171 Sudbury, Bill 82, 171 Sumner, Gary 171 Voynar, Daniel 74, 172 Waldbillig, Bill 172 Walker, Sandy 172 Walls, Karen 172 'Wa1lace, Boyd 172 Wallace, Jerry 172 Ward, Susan 172 Warren, Ron 172 Washburn, Peggy 172 Webb, Gary 172 Webb, Marsha 172 Weber, Sharon 172 Weidner, Erika 172 Wells, Sharon 172 Wesh, Doug 143, 173 Wheeler, Paulette 156, 173 Sutton, Cheryl 132, 156, 171 Swain, Arnold 171 Swartz, David 171 Tabor, Nancy 132, 171 Wheeler, Sue 156, Wethy, Kathy 160, Whipple, Charlene 156, 173 173 156, 173 98, 132, Whitehead, John 74, 173 Tank, Diane l7l Tate, Lester 171 Tate, Lawanda 171 Tatu, Leonda 171 Taylor, Judy 171 Taylor, Linda 171 Taylor, Roy 171 Whiteman, Sue 32, 173 Whitener, Bill 26, 173 Williams, Carol 173 Williamson, Jim 173 Willson, Betty 94, 100, 173 Wing, Ron 173 Thomas, Judy 171 Wiscombe, Carol 132, 173 Whittaker, Carolyn 173 Thompson, Donna 171 Thompson, Jerry 171 Thompson, Randy 171 Thornberry, Jim 171 Thornton, Linda 171 Thrasher, Dawn 171 Threlkeld, Larry 171 Thrower, Terry 171 Tinson, Don 133, 171 Tippin, Bruce 171 Tison, June 171 Trador, Roy 171 Wood, Duncan 132, 173 Wood, Tim 173 Woodruff, Robert 173 Woodworth, Bill 173 Woolevero, Frank 173 Worden, Gail 173 Young, Ron 173 Younger, Sherry 173 Zoleman, Donna 173 Zumbrennen, John 173 Zusack, Pam 94, 173 3 I I s Y . 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