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

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. ,A an 'Y 1: 1. I 4 1 . ,,,? , -Fl ' ' 1 s Lg iff rt' ag: e-'fl rl f- F' Y Interested in electronics are these live wire members of the Elec- cock' Laffy Hyde' Roger Hydehlohn Wllllellead' Doug Duvall' Row tronics Club. Row 1, L. to R., Karen George, Dave Orvis. Michael 3: Mr' Rosh. Ron Coleman, Arland C?d'f'Q Howard Parry' larry Pruchnicki. Shirley Ashley. Row 2: jerry Compagnoni, Mike Han' Alexander' Mlke Knlbbs' Paul Bowemlm' Alexander' The key to advancement The members of the Electronics Club are on the beam as they look over an electronic device. The Electronics Club with Mr. Rose as advisor can often be tound working on electronic devices and machines. They repair such things os radios and televisions with the modern equipment they have learned to use. 25 The red wire goes here, the blue wire should be there, but this needs a new . . 1151

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We have our ups and clowns. Z l I of it V Q X WV' lv I L .,,,, V ' 5 .1 j tg : v 'K ' ,, V 'v, 1 M. 4 L Skiing requires A good sense of balance, physical stamina, a good sense of humor and plenty of patience. One ot the most important steps to master ' is how to keep your skis on. fl - , i x Winter brings snow and snow brings these enthusiastic members of the Ski Club. They are: Row l, L. to R., Peggy Johnson, Sec., Carol Rose, Vice Pres., Eric Sturdy, Pres., Rick Patterson, Treas., Robyn Hum- phries, Historian. Row 2: Pat Johnson, Becky Troy, Linda Neil, Carol is t., lf the bool fits, wear it. With the help of Doug Duvall, Carolyn Dempsey and Linda Neff get ready to try-out the new Silver Bell Ski Slopes. Olten lound on the slopes at Silver Bell Village are the energetic members ol Northern's Slti Club. When the weather permits, the members, with sponsor Mrs. Neely, travel to Silver Bell each Wed- nesday to worlr individually to improve their slrills or tor mere en- ioyment. , lf ff 'fb ' 2 1 3 .' .1 t Q? 5 , Persinger, Kathy Iemaneki, Sandy Ettinger, Judy Radecki. Row 3: .ludy O'Dea, Randy Eldredge, .lim Harrison, Ron Pepper, Melvin Res- sier, Mike Davis, Gary Lawrence, Tom Lutes. Row 4: Ted McConnell, Sharon Walls, Jerry Welles, Paul Bowers, Dan McQueen, Pat Leonard, Kay Dunean, Nadene Garchow. l K I U 74 1 I P. 4.

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,We .If One of the many jobs of the Polaris staff is folding and sending out newspapers to various schools Staff members Joyce Furney Rafaela Vlllareal Connie Green and Cary Eldridge have this job C. - ' The Polaris Northern s official newspaper is published and printed bl monthly by an entire student staff Editorial Advisor Mrs Neely The Literary Editor Mary Saranen Sports Editor Gary Eldridge and and M' woods Pnnl Shup AdV'5o' work wllh 0 5loH of approx Editor in Chief Alice Tumer work manv hours to publish the Polaris amately 25 The Polaris rs a member of the Quill and Scroll Mich :gan Interscholastac Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association I g T h e p e n is X xx J: 1 9 'A 9 5 ' r y Z r Q f 2 L 2 f: e Z if. . Ii 1 1 I ' ' 5 . 1- ' f . ' r 1, ' 5 it ., ,Y , 7 pt x j Q ext . ' ,, Q 1 4 ' r r- 1 y : ve v 3 'f or . , -. A x , - I , .' - I 513.1 1 if ' 1 . , . . . , ,.,, i f 4, kb N E 'H Xt X Staff members of the Polaris are sent to cover all news-worthy events, pertaining to srhool life. One of these events is the Fall Concert, which is held annually at Central. 26 A