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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1966 volume:

x N 9 behirlcl the scenes? What are the components which, when fused together, explode spontaneously... 4 x L e-..- I ,f P- d 1 A S ' 'V , .5 -Q 1 f 11-,ff V, af ' H1 ' , , 4 if V . .V . o 4 to Q final product? ff 1,4735 . f'f ..-. -f 13- -5-,gn-ya-1-::4:',-1: Q'1'g-Q-11-g2!,3.j--':-1 -'J:g!2f 5Z2', '.- -,,,, -A ,..,..x..:g-- ,-.'..,-,-,-- . . H.--V, -. .A-A -. - I. . .,-,.- f 4- ,L . . , -f. 1 . -I 3 l . -1:-J, ., rv . . .. ,. ,, M, - V-.4 - -, Q -1 Q 4, l JN O These are the hours we most remember... the meaning of solitude... I 1 X the excitement ot discovery... s. s ,,. . . ' QL 's f 'X X Q ln, 2 3:49 W'B gf' sa f , A , v. W 4 the bitterness of defeat... gl : V12 5,19 '- f f'f7l fb' V 7' 7' .IQ 4 A , ,,,,L fff4 V4 MV, w f ! M I W I ,V I' 14993: Z U qi-3, , AV 1 I 1 Q, W 461,- 'v' luv . 4 1 M, 1 ..z::'.,,,,,,g,'f'Qr ,, . ,fx mf, ,wp W., , , . ,f44..f1444M7:ff92'Z1,.Q'ggj2'fgfk FY ' ',:'v'4' it f Wwif2f M ,, 3 4',f,4v1s?'i','?.,j V ffl. ffmffzeq , ' Q. C2 -lv ' - --1 'Aw' 3'a'6 ' . wmv. -1 -gg, , .X ,, . , - -wi, , , . . '- ' f '-':- 1'-Aa, '-.vw ' - 14 U -'41,-,, , ,- -,,-, 1-0 f, A- .. Va.- Q My off' ff 4 .. ff.Q.,W y,Q.f,u: V uplpuy 'f M' 2, THQ X, if Jflfllflv X F fiwm 4 5' 'f-dk? ,,.. is A wg , - - fn. ' V , :- ,- ..Tx l X X ...of things about ourselves that might have remained hidden behind an impermeable wall of indifferent applause, AM no been Q L , Q Y had it , I' R-' ,xQ,..4-..--- , . ..g.. ,Hx , .. f x 4 ff N 1 'Swish From these moments of effort and ablllty From these hours of endless sacrifice ancl exciting achievement From a school that IS as exact in its rehearsals as it is in its final performance From Behind the Scenes we bring you... I Nls.u..ufe n,h 4 ww-. ef J' 7 , X--N -43117 . PONTIAC NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL 1051 Arlene Street Pontiac, Michigan Volumn Eight, 1966 Ch ris Bexell, Editor Kenneth Ferguson, Advisor Seniors . . Faculty .... Organizations .... . . Juniors .... Student Life . Sophomores. Sports. . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 12 42 72 116 134 152 167 - X X il , v an ,,,,, W, ,fwf H III X Q. . .W A , 2 - ' 7 U N' pn 7'-i5':'QE-5:7 x Y' . 1 If S ,.,, , r- , Y passing. The future lbeerflooking 'ard is now too ' The goals that were set four years tumbled through fear or failure, or and painful perserveronce. turning point. lt is in these few days thatwe our new goals, that we will renew those Q within us that have somehow brought us we are loosening the tenacious grip on high school security, and with the reali- what we possess - an abundance of learning, ofemotional stability, a set of values derived it is that comes next. , , experience - we are ready to lace, without SENIORS Mary Abernoll-ry Rock Adomulls Chuck Alexander Larry Alexander Sandy Arne!! Jane Arnold Joe Ashley Monte Babb Dewey Bones Marx liarm-A Rosle Barolwy Mavvhew Barr 14 lb 'J' ' 'V .gi 49 This Topic na. Ji M? W if , r Q 11-will '- if 1 X25 XR JW' yn. Barbara Adkins Donald Allen Mary Alvarado Shiela Anderson A J Bill Bach Jerry Bailey Sue Bailey Alma Baldwin Qi YQ. ' - 'Q ,. . . .ri Q X f f r.:- w Vg! -my l Preclominates Conversation of 1966 Gracls. Al Carolyn Bell Troy Bell Andrea Benscoter Allan Benson Dianne Beyer lawana Bigger Arlene Bills Nancy Blevins gi Bfll Barrett Jerry Bovey Wayne Baller. Chrlshne Bays vga 1:36- -rf-ruv Shurley Berkley Davnd Bemng Ruta Beulhler Chras Bexell Mllse Blom Gayle Blusv MargarelBoel'1rner Margaret Boenernan ln I A i- , - Seniors Prove Enthusiastic Leaders Senior Officers Cavhy Norberg, Secretary, Ron Rayner, Treasurer, Allan Benson, President, and Boyd Cryer, Vice Presideni, are discussing plans for the future reunion of ihe groduaiing class of 'l966 . Marilyn Boersma Bernard Bower Tony Bowers Don Box Patricia Box , .r,., I. -, Bonnie Brash S V Roger Brasseur Qi . John Brazoslmi -, H ' Floyd Brooks gm,-, 9 :-. , 1, J 16 X vis I , ya my fzivf' f- 1 '22 , ,wg fc' 312' ,: Qf fii , 2.109 V I hr, ff if? 'V .1-w .-, . . ,..'!' -M I Piloi Program is a High Plateau of Learning 16 I Carol Byers Milne Byrd Chris Callentgis Charles Callahan Gerald Callender Donna Campbell Donna Brown Helen Brown Sandro Brunmeier Lorraine Bryant ' ' Pete Burnett I v 41 A -r Don Bushey ll. I Gregg Butler 5' Sue Butler to ' A . 4' 3 jvig, The Pilot Program is the highest class offered to senior students. The class is held daily lor two hours with the purpose of prepar- ing the seniors lor 0 higher education. lsr I 'fi ff N eq 2 'yr .f , . v, 35.1, 4' 1 7 ls I 'I 1 5 1 1 ' f 5411 ' 1 7' W 1'1 i-fan. 1 , f 1. 3 J 'V . T' f, 2 I 1, fir - igff 1w.?r:111,1ggy 'J fir I ff 5 ,y fag: J 1:2-w W' grixzafzfz j i,1'rx,,x.Y-2, eQ?22bf1g44 1,133,732 17 Morgue Cmque Pom Closson lance Clouson X. l Prom, College, Scholarships, Gnd Bill Comstock Sue Cool: Marilyn Coon Sheryl Copemun ll Graduation are anxiously anticipated WWII! Diane Crawford ix 1 V f f fi' 5122! 7 wifi M WWW? 5 ,4 1 W f M' . W! ff' Q, iv Nuff X W7 NX Q sf v ix X A ,wx Q X rmwaww-'wa ' :-' 'f ,TR f. f iff ff'WwifW': ,f 4 Kyg! X '- Wim fc 1. 2: v, f 1: ' 1' 162' f ff . Lf My-5 . gf Q15 1 -Z, 3 X ,p,f1:g?f X smkwmmmww :I-.is :if ii sf. 'Sis - 'RX i 51 iw s 5 Jack Danielson Barbara Davis Danny Davis Gary Davis Bob Coward Linda Cox Boyd Cryer Bill Curtis Janis Cypret Terre Dalby Charlene Daniels Jo Ann Daniels Karen Darling Tim Davidge N Q HP e-err'-T T -- 'Y-R u 3. -A 1 iw.. f-if I 0 I f. rXl,51, 4' J-Hqiifiqi Uurllaff owikyr VN Dennis Gruno, u Co-Op Senior or Northern, serves customers with a smile ai his job in a local store. Being a senior is one of the main requirements for Co-Op siudenis. Terry Dauenlwcluer Keith Deoion ,' 1' 'Hiri- X Preparing for College is Jerry Davis Geraldine Dauenhauer Mary DeCluIe Dale DeHaven Sue Delarlais Henrietta Delgado Carolyn Dempsey Tom Dexier 46- lee Ann Dibble 20 'ue Ke' -' - - my--v. - ,--tx.-. 3 1 cu Big Step for Seniors Q 5 f, Mark Dic lrerson Foy Dillingham LJ 2 fm - 'S-o. Ur-If ,JW Preparing for college lakes time and much Vhoughi. Senior, Kovhy Weihy, atfemprs lo de tide who! college she will alfend. She discusses her plans wiili her counselor, Mrs. Pioniie- dosie. De r nl Dockery Chuck Doyle James Drake l ' 'A . Waller Drenkhohn Bill Dugan Don Dunn Sam Dura Robert Dunon Donna Eaglen 21 +1 Q 1 I., ,L Dan Fisher Cathy Froeber larry Frye Hun Irv' Margaret Furguson Joyce Furney Jim Gain Karen Gaines 22 X Xa- -'ml 4 S is , I A, ll ll 111' ,f ,f ff' .HM f-Q fd Judy Eastman Dan Edgar lam Ellis Randee Emory Lonnie Ervin Gladys Fair Jerry Farstvedt Dennis Farnsworth Jeanne Featherstone Lois Featherstone Linda Felice Judy Ferguson l V112 ll G:-me 5:1-1 f 'won pw GW Crm: GM ln EWU iw, 'Gm D . rl ml GW l A l '-'snag 9.9 sf fs. ..-an wa' Manuel Gonlales Nuck Gonzales Bonnie Goode Cheryl Goodrich Cheryl Gouch Arl Green Connie Green Dennis Gruno 115- 45. 4o- fb '17 ,X Kenny Garza Bernie oulhrer Jude Gndley larry Gilbert C r s Giles Bob Gllro Ceceln J Giroux Jnm Glascoc Doug Glass Donna Glover Larry Godlrey Glorna Gomez ti .Ji , :H f ,QQ 24 f ' walk '-ir .fl V Q ,M .,'.....n.fw..g4 ' A Through Ed ucation...to I-earning Jane! Guizke Gary Hagadone Sieve Hall Linda Hamblin Gary Hamilton Mary Harnpartzoomian Brenda Hancock Mic hoel Hancodx Tom Hardman Frank Harper Bob Harris Carol Harris T Karl Harrison Sandra Harraun Mary Horroun Ronald Houck Lawando Hossenzahl if Susan Harm ng Wf- 9 In Wm ...to Knowledge Bill Haun Nancy Hayes Judy Haynes A Barbara Hays Duane Heacock sf Cheryl Heldberg Linda Henderson Sludying is lhe lmey word lor high school sludenls. As senior Dave Trousdale does his study- Calvin Henry Dan Henson .lim Hesler 'Rf ing in the library al Northern, he finds Vhal there is plenly of material, o helpful librarian, and mos! imporlanl ol all peace and quiel, x g,LQx V Hmm' ' I Charles Highfield Daryl Hinson Claylon Hlnsberger Debra Hoensline 6 --f Jeurl Hoisinglon Nancy Holcomb Clillord Holland Sandro Hoig ..r' r 'Sl V ' an Maxine Hood Harry Howard Ruth Howes Loretta Hughes 26 Robyn Humphries Judy Hunsalrer Bonnie Hun! Bill Huslon ff Roger Hyde Louis Ilicdes Lindo Jackson Theda Jackson X A Darlene Jordon Dennis Jordon Lindo Jordon Burboro Kupeluch f I 1 0 Dove Johnson Dunne Johnson Douglas Johnson Jann-N 4 ,, , v '77' Bruce Kent Betty Kerney Gary Kilian Barbara King l 6 1 fi x Rudi King Connie Kohn A do 3 H tg, Senior Pictures Capture Pat Kirlxman Richard Klingler Sharon Knieling Raymond Koop Gary Kraus Alice Krueger Richard Kuhn Bob Latlen 28 Beth Lombros Judy Lambros vw H ,Y .tw Q f Receiving your Senior picture is one oi the milestones in your high school career. Anticipation builds trom preceding years, and, to the seniors, re- ceiving pictures, this moment is one oigreatsignificance. As Sharon Weber the Sophisticated Look v , Sally Larnphere Jack LangIO.5 Bonnie Lawrence J'-'dv' Lawson examines her PICLUYES, she realnzes a goal has been reached and that hugh school will soon be a Vhing of Dhe past. LMA., Edna Leanuer Linda Leffew .lame Lehman Ted Lemanskl Dan Llddy Steve Luddy Tum Lorenzen Barbara Loulalus Tom Lute: Leola Lyons Sharon Lehman S 4? Kay Lqvlngslan -Q -...ann -at Y, 4, A uv ,ru 5 , L.: , g L - 30 -6 -9' r Y lr. lim Maher Nancy Mallum Janoce Manning Carol Manns Karen Martin Pedro Marhnel Sharon Maxwell Nellla Mgzek Ted McConnell Harald McDonald Palrldm Mcllroy Par McKee Dave McPherson Audrey McShan Olga Menducla Dennis Me.ser Sharon Messer Fred Millard Brenda Miller Frances Miller Marilyn Coon, sweetheart ot tne valentines Dance, is being crowned by Nick Ochoa. The Varsity Club collected votes in the form of pennies lar the election and donated the money to International ! We l Q an pn l. Club, Many student activities such as these are centered mainly around seniors. 1? i , 71 ,, . . ff 4 1 1 i 4' -1-'K F V-: Ted Mills Jeanne Mix Jim Mix l.arry Moffitt Ruth Moiles Sue Monroe Dave Moore Jim Moore Ruth Ann Morris Sandra Murphy Tom Myers Marilyn Myre rr is v- L.: Cathy Norberg Diane Norberg Charles Norman Gary Norman 4271! 32 -qui sw 5 fr. N I 1 1 , . ' Seniors Reminisce ll Tom Nadolslri Tom Naylor Donna Nell Joan Neff Barbara Nelson l Linda Newcomb Danny Nichols Emelyn Niedjelslxi l l Y 1' A Q 143 , Q ., Z if u fl i Egan Nanetle Norman 3' Murcia Norman Nidr Ochoa 'T Earl Olfesvig David Orvis l vm e l Carole Ousnamer l :Ly Anlhony Overlon r, L E U-rm Sheryll Overton l lawn X . ,W l r l K The Robert Page Susan Page Carolyn Parent Ken Parker I Past Three Years Rick Pallerson Pal Pennybacker Shirley Perkins Larry Perry Tim Phipps Bonnie Piniamo Mike Pocchiola Bill Painter Mark Powell Pauline Pratt William Presson David Pruen '-'far .wi ? fWJ' l G J! Poi Perry Coreen Perrier Carol Petty Bonnie Phillips -J 'ZS' H- Ll an fs, Nancy Pullns Ron Rayner John RB'9'e Art Rel'-. Wayne Reuter James Rach Madonna Richter Carolyn Roberts Deanna Roberts Mary Jane Robinson Richard Robinson Gary Roerink Basketball is an exciting sport for young and old. The funniest and rf -4 i t 1 1 'Iam Mic hael Rose Carmella Roselll Jerry Rosser Terry Rowdan most fantastic game this season was the Faculty-Senior game which '-fl Em was won, as usual by the Faculty. The line young ladies in the pic- ture below cheered the Seniors and boosted the enthusiasm ol the students. L51 Sully Rumsey Sue Ry on Jim Soiz Yvonne Santa Cruz Mary Sarunen Kurt Scarbro Carol Scarborough Floyd Schell Kathy Schweitzer Lynda Sennett Pct Shelton KUll Y Sherman Gary Shorland Olivia Sims Terry Skelton Linda Slridrnore 'fi syn. 1:19 ,ig 6 35 . ,Lx 0 : '- Ja ' x in x' in 5, ' 4 ' 1. X ,se as 4 . I1 0 01 3 xi' SQZCQQ I , 0 if - leg: 1 ,I Q Q f, if, i inf' They Remember Their Wonderful Cynthia Slroog Shirley Slade Brenda lSmithj Grice Jane Smith Larry Smith Pete Smith Phyllis Smith Sandra Smith 1-7 S. r,5' Wi Mary Ann Sokol Sheryl Soloman Mike Souden X 1 '4 H A A M '12 l 1 Ed Sowden Lana Sparks Steve Spiller Alice Stanley Sharon Staples Hazel Steelman Coral Stephens Jackie Stevenson Rosemary Stevenson .9 4.- I. Frlencls and Educahonal Experiences Pom Siewurl Sandy Shller Karann Sloclmclale Randy Slogner Nancy Sfrassburg ,....a1p Wullfam Sudbury Gary Sumner Cheryl Suhon Davud Swartz Peggy Sweer Nancy Tabor Deane Tank Lawanda Tote Lester Tale leonda Tafu Bonnee Taylor Roy Taylor Judy Thomas Jerry Thompson ,av will 5 ' f fq f -fa ,se-.ig ' l Joe Slreagea fl -5 - '5' , T T. va -fi 'za' ' y 4 Announcements are Ordered Randy Thompson Donald Tmsan Jim Thornberry Larry Threlkeld Bruce Tippin June Tison Cindy Tricker Ed T iPP David Yrousdale Carl Tu r ner For three years the seniors have looked forward to graduation. Gone are the sophomore iitters, the iunior frustrations. Now, as seniors, they have reached the culmination of many of their dreams. What lies ahead for them - marriage, college, industry, the Armed Forces - is their choice to make. Whatever that choice may be, memories of friends, fac- ulty and activities will remain with them from the days they have left behind. What they have known at Northern is not a passing thing, it is an intangible collaboration of knowledge, interest, de- sire and activity. It is a milestone, a dir- ective. We hope that what they have re- ceived from Northern will have some- thing to do with where they go from here. Alice Turner Diane Turner 1 2'n4:? 'r---:ff 'f:l '7: 'h: . ,1 ,f As The Bug Day Approaches Betty Vance lmda Voncrl Putty Vanderver Cora Van Hauten Jeffery VeSS Rqfqelo Vllldfrelll Adele Vorac Damel Voyner Blu Wddbulllg Jerry Wallace Boyd Wallace Peggy Washburn Behmd the scenes of belng a semor are lntermlngled feelungs of mounhng ten slon excitement, and increasing momen tum as the year progresses To some It means rehearsals nn chonr or bond dauly proctlces rn football or track maxed wrth the hughlnghts of semor pictures electron of officers Homecommg and Boccolau reote The thrnll of gomg to the prom the semor trap, and the funal walk to re celve a hard earned diploma all con tribute to the realuzatlon that those who wrll soon become alumnn of Ponhac Northern Hugh School have many places to go and many thmgs to do that they have been a part of something very special Wlll they remember? Wlll they fund at hard to forget? For them thus book us Susan Ward Momlma Wazlawczyk Commencement-the End, flaw-' ' ' Marsha Webb Sharon Weber Erika Weidner Dorothy Wells Sharon Wells D009 Wesch The lrey speaker at Northern's Graduation is Superintendent ol Schools, Dr, DON-1 P. Whitmer, He speaks of the future alter graduation and goals achieved during the past years. The diploma each Senior will soon receive represents many ol these achievements. Kathy Wethy Paulette Wheeler Sue Wheeler Charlene Whipple John Whitehead Sue Whiteman William Whitener Carolyn Whittaker and Yet the Beginning Carol Williams Beny Will son fw- Bob Wood wif Sondra Woods l Bill Woodworth f as Michael Workman . I . ' I --l 3- ! -A George Wren ' Sandara Yehle I -G '5 gl sd' As the procession line of tlieGraduotionbegins, the Seniors lile on to the platform to receive their diplomas, This acknowledgment of their efforts is the last walls the Seniors of '66' will talme to gethgr, l Ronald Young Marvin Zawidelw J X L'--L Mak Fassfb-t l r , . . l i . ...1.,-- - f ,H .,,,, fa, ,we .mi-. ' ' 'FJ' M' , 4 I J.- Change, stimulated by factors of growth, philosophy, culture and research, is the end-product of every stu- dent who passes successfully through our corriders and our classrooms. The formation of the individual, the expansion of knowledge, the subtle deepening of the human mind - these are the interrelated results of an unrecognized, unapplauded faculty effort. It is behind the scenes of ordinary classroom experience that the most significant change and growth are evident. A vague philosophy earnestly interpreted to a won- dering teacher late after class raises a student from the level of mass conformity to the honored level of adult responsibility. An exciting equation, explored through experimentation in o deserted lab in the early pre-school hours, achieves an intangible student-teoch- er relationship that surpasses the mediocrity of day-to- day contact, and achieves, for both studentand teacher, an unlimited source of admiration and respect. FACULTY t N2 at mf . ..1' ' 9 ' , 1, ,ri. 7' . 3 i rn' 'iff 'ES-iii . Y i ,V , .-'15-. 1 ., W Y Y V Y Y W 7 l W , f .lf V zlm fl- ,.,Q?Lf!v',gi' 1- ,1:,, 1,1 1 rf -'fix ...N M.-1 4-,f.Qm':a'. Y E: f':-E-M N. , , in aghaudafvrpwf E mia:- 496' --Y ,Y Y ,WY ,,.Am1z.:,. V 4 ADMINISTRATION an bs! c:..' xii 1 7 Dona P. Whiimer, SuperinVender1IcIScI'1ooIs I W 11115 wr num 24431331 'W'-'Q' jvjjf' 1 je , f William J. Lucy, Assistant Superintendent of Schools . Richard C, Fell, Assistani SuperinIender1IoIBusmess and SIQII Personal 'w-...,.., f--....,.., K f1.., ' I! A ,X E evstli -I J x 'sf .4- J 20 Vide' M' Llndqulsl' Dlleclor ol Secondurt' Educmlon Lewis A. Crew Director ot Instructional Per sonnel Services 9 ,' 4 jig! sz-- gfel . ,Q l W 'fg' A Maurice C. Prottengeier, Vocational ond Adult Educatnon Department 1-.. H4 I 1 Lee W. Haslunger, Cnty 'Jvrector ot Phsucal Educanon 12.5- i.....- A. Stanton Levely, Dnrector otPurcl1asung and Transportatuon l . Y 'f' 3 Af! Q 5? Arnold W. Embree, Director ot Guidance and Pupil Vernon Schiller, Director ot Funancnal Management Personnel Services -.0 xx ' 'iv' 'H fu 1 George Putnam, Supervisor ol Secondary Mustc 43 .....1..,.-a.-c.c N as as - as as L SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION The Board of Education plays an important role in the Pontiac school system. Its members work steadily to solve the city educational problems and try to maintain Philip J. Worgelin Donald McCracken the interest of parents and citizens in school affairs and activities. Working with these men are the school administrators, Through their united efforts a flexible program of classes and activities is offered to the stu- dents at Northern. Varied opportunities are provided in the vast scope of the courses offered, An up-to-date system of scheduling and reporting grades is constituted by the data-processing method. All in all, the adminis- trators work behind the scenes diligently and efficiently to keep the school functioning properly. A 'fb 1 ff X ,f 7' cvs, u f9fWiJ?ii7'QZ , 1, J in fi ,W f.ss,Wwfxff W . s . . fyfmc. , WA . s NEW X.. ,, ,yfqgiss . , f , Vernell Duffy Edward Dauw i i of 46 . F iw! Beryl Cook Lois Payne SECRETARIAL STAFF fix lv 'var Kay Dyke Billie Girdley Marguerite Houghton The order and efficiency in the main office, resulting from the efforts of the secretarial staff, help to make the tasks of the administration easier. Secretarial duties include the usual dictation and typing, filing mail re- ceived by faculty members, and taking telephone calls. Secretaries are also employed in the library, in the bookstores, and in the attendance office. 'R Ann Johnson Dorothy Tapp l i 'K X c MAINTENANCE STAFF The maintenance staff of Northern oper- otes like a smooth-running machine, thoroughly efficient ond utterly depend- able. Diligently they labor to keep our school in excellent condition. After every sporting event or activity, they can be relied upon to put everything back into good order. Without their efforts, North- ern would not remain the shining and impressive building that it is. 7 Qua- A l I7 i -A-1 -. CAFETERIA STAFF The delicious and well- balanced meals pre- pared for PNHS students and faculty members can be attributed tothe efforts ol the cafeteria staff. These attractive meals a- rouse the interest and hunger of the students and account for the great success of the school lunch program. The time and hard work spent in preparing these meals has earned for the cafe terio stofl the gratitude ofthe entire school. 1 Mrs- Hows Mrs. JOHGS Mrs. LaCourse , -.. f e ,-2' ' Q- V' li' . fi 4 ,gf 7 f 5' r V H -as Q f 4' ., ,,. W r' y Q Q, . V X ' . -Q ' f' T5 '- t I 1 I -I , e 1 V ,- . Y, V - K Y, ll , Mrs Nichols Mrs, Shelton Mrs, 'lerMarsch 49 . Iwi WT c l 5 I 1 I 'Q' F, ' I i A 'CQ Richard Bunker Judy Hansen Penny Piantiedosie Striving to maintain faculty-student relatione ships, counselors seek to guide the masses. Scheduling classes and assisting in making choices for the future, they play a large and important role in a stu- dent's life. COUNSELORS , ,Q X H' '. V 'il' 2' H 2 1 i i ' : AQ v - 'ff 1, J John Mcturo Ann MONO Herc ules Rendo ix ,nf ll l ff mi. f Automation is gradually taking over many small, hand-laboriobs. It is essential, therefore, to be well trained at a iob that has a future. This is the task that confronts the shop teachers at North- ern: to make sure that the boys are ready ond able to take on such a iob. The arts nf wood and metal shop are taught as well as drafting and auto mechanics. Donald Balzarim Mike Karageusian -ll--s Lf ff 2 QM 'wwf dw 2 fi' , I , Q, X HLQW 'Y r S ,mit tr lf f rg A ,,... .:., , f ' X 12 , f ef? I 52 f -f s I , 4 EvertMeyer Bill Rose 'M ,Mfff csc 1 YYY' Tl' fl? s.. f' P 4 ii , ,X 5? A, A-Q VA, ' QS' ' fa VI.: '-:FJ , 'TA' .i 53 BUSINESS EDUCATION v ' 1 The busy hands taking dictation, the figures pushing buttons on the ma- chines, and the typewriter bells are all sounds emenating from the class- rooms of the business department. To get every word, to push the cor- rect button at the proper instant and in the proper manner, and to learn proper typing procedures are essen- tials taught to the business students. This department offers students an opportunity to receive training in the skills which ore necessary to secure and maintain a iob in the business world. They receive valuable knowl- edge and ore introduced to modern techniques of operation which can be applied on the iob. Extensive re- tail and office co-op programs are maintained to train and place stu- dents in iobs which may be continued after graduation. Joseph Corbeil Mary Erskine Kenneth Ferguson Mr. Ferguson takes time out from has duties as head of the Business Department to relax in the faculty lounge Katie Dell h Janice Noonan Warren Stephens Helen Swanson Gary Wright i S Donald Fruebe Harlan Green Leo Kawiecki 'N- :VR- JS.. Y! LIBRARY The fundamental materials that are needed to broaden one's interests and knowledge can be found in Northern's well-supplied library The ,QI 2 availability ol all types ol materials, from fiction ' stories, to history books, to poetry, allows the stu- 1 -i dent to find the type af reading his assignments ij or interests require. This vast scope ol subject matter provides the studentwith an unlimited source of enjoyment and entertainment, as well as edu- cational background. Russell Buller 41 ' 'QHZHJ J 4 it M! ....i 56 Language can be a link to under- standing or a hindranceto peace. The purpose of foreign language study is to promote communica- tion and understanding between the pegples ot the world. Oral use of language is stressed in PNHS classes. Q The language lab affords the teacher an opportunity vo listen to each student and assist him with his indi dual problems fl Oral recitalions from the bas foundation tor language comprehension Here Mr Donahue converses with his class in German g ,gg K Y g-'- -Wd., John Donahue . 4 A Christine Gary WiFi? fr v bw Neil Gray tau, V fr- Q t' 'fy' ' Gail Schreiner FOREIGN LANGUAGE GK X ENGLISH We A Q, John Buchanan .4 ,uf --I w -. -4. lf 7' Anthony Chrorrllr . f -eo -4 'T' E1me,Lee Judith Piuffenberger Man grows through the processes of lcnowledge, experience, and motion. Not only must he have a goal, and the slnills with which to achieve it, but he must acquire a perceptive knowledge ol: himseltand his values in order to strengthen and form his pur- pose. Through the English department, we learn to talce the ideals and values ol: literature and history and shape them into some semblance ol: ourselves. We learn that we are individuals, with minds capable ol: producing meaningful thoughts. We see the results of the efforts of the great thinkers and writers ol: the Y . , DEPARTMENT Katherine Foley Raymond Hull John Keinerl O F B5 x' -M W Q f Stanley Rogell Mildred WierSemG pastg we learn to correlate exciting philosophies with our everyday lives. We learn to read and write with a new awareness, not only ol: ourselves, but ol: what we are able to achieve because of that awareness. Through knowledge, perception increases and goals are set intelligently and maturely. Because we have followed the progress of man's emotions through the birth and growth of his developing intellect, so our own intellects are stimulated and sharpened, and we, with almost imperceptible suddenness, find our- selves ' 'T' if-I 3 S. IO'- MUSIC 3 it .WR I V S Judith Davis John Tousley Roger Welton Pontiac Northern's music department is noted by most students and adults for the fine performance it renders in the form of concerts and assemblies. Behind the scenes, however, the music students are receiving valuable ex- perience in the art of performance and instruction in musical techniques and sight reading. All those who participate in this music department become richer throughthe experience gained. 1:,,,t 1 A 1, s.4,...1:1N.,1?14, ,jf 4' .1 .3 j 3: J9P::g'f.,'+w,-y'L . , 125 g.ffq:1.- i- ,- , K Q In I :L f Y- 114,95 -j ' r . -R-F71 U25-2-.E , . T?Q'i' uv ,cj ' 7 4 L' gi. lle mm Northern devil lg 5 Mille thi Nience ol A PHYSICAL EDUCATION fr, 'QL E fw 1 ., .,fz',5gj My T' If? -. f A, , ,i ff-'24 'fw,',,y4z'f,, A-,,0,, ,I ,V A . ' -'4g,,,W , Q. 2. 'fflmtflrh - vi . M 1, i ' 24. ' I , 1, 'ws Hc- mi? The aim of modern America is physical fitness. The aim ot xxx M Z QQ A A Northern's Physical Education department is to enable its stu- ' ' dents to attain this physical fitness. Various sports are taught to enable the student to become physically alert and to learn the essence of teamwork. Nancy Dash Dennis Hinkle Elden Johnson Madeline Thomas 7.1 Q45 3 . ' f lf? f K 4 , X ' I Q .9 -, 1 . E, - , m Wav f wt u M AJ , au., N N ' N , -. ff, , , u ah! , -V ek- .75 Q , ' -Q 4 A zggfic' T'-ks , -i--T? fl 3 3' in V sf- Z! 'N-1-QV 5 ---Q ,fl K Beryl Roush James Stephen Ronald Thnll Cllflord Wqlcox Dole Fussmon Alon Gurwold Dudm Hall Joyce Pcnguno ki . William Willson -3' The wonders of today's world are both strange and marvelous, and our minds, being inquisitive, are cur- ious to seek out reasons and solutions to these phe- nomenon. The solutionsare often complex and very dif- ficult to comprehend. Our science department helpsto unravel these mysteries and, in this process, whole new worlds ore opened to us and many ofthe ques- tions ol life are answered clearly. Northern has locil- ities for instruction and in- vestigation in most of the maior sciences: biology, general science, chemistry, and physics. Upon comple- tion of these classes, the student has a solid back- ground in science and is better able to tackle the problems of today's chol- lenging world. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 2 2 3 4 ' 1 ni ' ,Q 2 2 ge E 2 we f 5 ZH E 11 if 1 L 1 li Z 1 f 1'-znkgw L--f Z 1 3 ' , , 5 , 'Hit when if 4' 'W Pontiac Northern can well be proud of tts Math Department The Instructors are all well quolttued and thoroughly competent The courses whech are offered are varted and rnclustve There are classes designed to sunt every level ol mathemattcal obtltty and Interest. Trtgonometry closses are offered along with a class of elementary tunctuons to stu- dents who show a destre for very advanced tn- structton ,- ff fgfw? ,, 1 f 1 111 , f , 1' , .'1!'f4? 67- ' 4 ., lj-iffy .. 475 , X MATHEMATICS t s - l -4 l' I 1 8 l 6 ' ,-g W va ,, , fd' 1 ' 3 Q I Glen Cheek Don Chuey f - f9'51'q -C ,it ,I David Craigmile D Ju. gmxle DEPARTMENT ,W J... ,Q-, ., x T T - .:g,,. X MP9 ' .. .,fl, . w Q. , .9 f ,,-4 John Goodwin Therese Holler Robed Temple 1-1- 65 -5 X- f..,S, N 1 .0 o.n I 3 5 4' -.wif Ann Neely Sandra Williams Pauline Woodm Creativity may be expressed in numer- ous ways. Each student takes an im- measurable amount of pride and feels the happy satisfaction of accomplishment when he views something of his own creation. Whether this creation be a picture, a dress, a sculpture, or even a layer cake makes no difference, the sense of creating will still manifest itself. To induce our hidden talents to the surface, is the task of the homemaking and art departments. They guide and direct us through instruction in basic method, and this forms the foundation to which later experimentation and personal touches may be added in creating works of art. ART AND HOMEMAKING l iobeg lle img mg df UMW Ulm Ci U' Nga AE 'tw Ui Sgr, i, mu-IS, E099 it lm on Norm., Wm U oi Amen uchft err lm- eels ent gwfl 9 U n 0 ense lo gift all ct U5 and ter f grl, N LHR Ulll lllll 4 ll llllllllrffis is .,.......u..x.asdw:mJnM.LyiZ ,a -4:5 f , - 53:91--' . Ralph Grubb Roger Shepler Dean Wilson To be or not to be a good defensive driver: that is the important and vital question at hand as beginn- ing drivers take on the responsibility of earning a driver's license. The Driver Education teachers play one of the most important roles in education at Northern. They must make each student realize that he has taken on a great responsibility and teach him how to handle this responsibility. Road signs, laws, parking procedures, and general road courtesies are taught in the classroom. This knowl- edge is then applied as the potential driver prac- tices on the driving range. After completing the educational requirements at school, a student may obtain a permit or license and may ioin the ranks ot America's drivers. 5 at 1 JV' --.414 vi '79 DRIVER EDUCATION Z.. ,-za. -I L ' 1' 7 I ea , , . F 5 K ' 'L wm. .,,. . , 7 SOCIAL STUDIES Through the study ol: history, students are introduced to the develop- ment of nations. The character ot a nation is viewed in its development from a primitive to a more mature state. By studying the .nfstakes made by previous generations during the course ol history, man attempts to avoid repetition of the same- This well-known postulate for the purpose ot history is signiliicant in this respect, but only when it is applied directly to current events- Students are provided with valuable experience and lcnow- ledge concerning the development and Foundations of government in the civics classes which are part of the curriculum at Pontiac Northern. 1. ,J I ,,,.,. grill' -5- Mv- IIE-K Q1 r 5? UL' . wg-...xW U NMMA!! I W David Schmidt Judy Sellgren George Svephuno Arfhuf UNONUS Am'-Vld Wilson A-L V. W A 1, 'V. A 33- 'msgs 3 3 3 9 5 Q .V af '- --ef '-0 --e ' N 69 is-n xt -+--+ ,Qu-., I I . o A ' V - - w, of - Q '-can-n1.: Q11 1 O ' 1 v ' . L O sg , O Q., ' Q . 4 ay' u ,, !x.. my J'-,,z.,y 1' 1 A ',l'l 135, S' . 1 ,Ay my , V! X K I -lm ll M all L- S In-L 'I ' . 'L-,F-fi. ' - V Go get a hamburgef in a GTO O 9 ff GTO '--0-LQZIC' O... 1' ,. M 5 ,332 ,Q ,s 1 0 1 '. .J ,l SEEVGI UTIQIEDQTIDCNALB .rw 1::v'v4,1f'4 Q i .9 J 'Z 1 , ,A , A fa ,..g,,ffzg5Qi. ggi' V - f ,- 5 4 ,-,1,i--- g Indrvrduolrry rs the produd of group eh:-fi By nulurr, srudenrs respond to common rnleresr, ond seek sm urn, rn umry We hove found here u suennngly mnrtlvss vornely of orgonued rnteresr, we huvu found vm- fore sntuohon where everyone hos u plow As we hun- chosen our careers rn occordunce wnh Ihr- rnnurk O3 our obnlmes, so we hove chosen our uornpfrrry rr. .rr cordonce wufh the nolure of our mleresrs For rhv no dent who seeks excnlemenr, ochvrly, amd the rmfrmr, gf 0 crowd, there rs o never endrng found or gum und porhcupoirorr The rnlellecruol hnds relrei horn the ShClHOW H1055 of 'YIVIOIHY IH 'he SeCludv-fi Q-Horls M cgi IECIIVE r9S9OfCh The loner, Yoo, frmis his plrlug wrrrmgglnj . fhe hundreds of srudenrs who IQIWOYV hm, 11111115 run ren! We have found no purpose thu' fur pr.1 nl by U. ponded here K -+ 1. . ,., J ,opp h . 1.- .wk .-if ' I H: M: ? . I-gl ' 4, it if if are ' D5 ORGANIZATIONS 15' -e1i5'3'i1-1, K ' ZZ! f- ,. GV' 'I , ,399-GZ? 2 .Lg-:lg International relations are important to everyone, and the International Club does everything possible to sup- port this goal. Every year they work on numerous money-raising projects in order to bring students here from other countries. Many ot these projects are sox hops, Splash Paries, candy sales, Penny Drives and other worthwhile proiects to raise money. Last summer for the lirst time in the his- tory of Northern, Mr. Hull and his club were able to send one of our own stue dents overseas, Carol Harris. This yearthey would like to finance the venture lor several more, fm...-1 rl,-,f -1- Worliing to support toreign relations are the members ol the International Club llst rowi Alice Turner, Mary Harroun, Alice Krueger, Judy Lawson, Sharon Weber, Barb Nelson, Carol Harris, Monika Wazlewczylr, David Kay, Nancy Blevins, Ruth Morris, George Wren, Mary Ann Solrol, Losley Rollison, l2nd rowl Gail Tuttle, Shirley Slade, Carolyn Bell, Nancy Harroun, Diana Ardlen, Pat Hamparrzoomian, Mari Harnpartzoamian, Nancy Sumpter, Aloma Julian, Carol Persinger, Patty Guy, Sandy Smith, Debbie McLean, Nancy Brown, Kathy Klinger, Janet Young, Jane Harrell, Diane Turner, Judy Hunsalrer, Janis White, l3rd rowl Lonnie Ervin, Joanne Hattis, Judy Krause, Peggy Washburn, Pat Kirkman, Dorothy Ogans, Claudette Bexell, Pat Pennybaclrer, Sharon Layrnen, Jean Ann Rayner, Susan Page, Marsha Webb, Connie Green, Kathy Cur,is, Pat Shelley, Barb Loulalus, Betty Payne, Barb Wightman, Susan Norberg, Lana Sparks, ldth fowl Paulette Wheeler, Linda Gillette, Jody Schmulrer, Sharon Walls, Leondo Tatu, Sue Hartung, Sandy Brunmeir, Carmella Roselli, Linda Former, Olivia Sims, Boyd Cryer, Bob Stoneburg, Ruth Howes, Dave Johnson, Nancy Mihey, Donna Nett, Carolyn Dempsey, Pat Perry, Lorna Anderson, Mary De' Clute. Lana Sparks, Mary DeClute, Pat Leonard, Ron Frat-1, Gail Turtle, and Barb Nelson .-J 1-,z , .. is ' i K. y. 5. 1' Carol Harris wishes Monilra, one ol our lareign exchange students, a very Merry Christmas by giving her a stacking filled with presents Singing is not as easy as it appears in concerts done by Mr, Tousley's a Capella choir. Choirmembersmeet every morning during first hour to practice. There is a lot ot work and time in- volved, including hours of extra rehearsals, but the re- sult is well worth it as thrill- ing strains ot music arepro- duced. I d t dt l aod cheer and ecce on earth, good An assortment al musical talent unites at the Pontiac State Bank where every Cl '5lmo5 mms Spleo 'ng ro Ono 9 D .gi '11 '.: 2 gif 1 : ' ' , Si s ' l i F' T .. - A. - A in IS n--t ' L P. 5 3 , tg ' Ak: x4 lip X4 :W N bf Q The sounds ol music are made by the members ol the a Capella Chonr llst row Alice Turner Danna Clauser Carol Scarborough Donna Glover Cora Van Houten Sherry Johanson Marsha Tebeau Barb loulaslu Leonda Tatu Sue Har tung Sharon Weber Betty Wrllson Theresa Dean l2nd Rowl Joy Young Carole Ousnamer Phyllts Danrels Cheryl Hollrns Peggy Sweet Duane Norberg Cathy Norberg Chrrs Bexell Susan Page Lynn Batten Sharon Starkey Lynn Carter Mary DeClute Sue Barley 3rd raw Nancy Strassburg Jeanne Featherstone Snngtng rs the mam actuvrty but not the only one In whuch the a cappella Chorr parttcrpates Many hours thus year were spent on the homecomrng float The Shirley Slade Nancy Sumpter Marsha Webb Barb Wrghtman ken Colllns Larry Trulreld George Wren Chrns Slullman Charles Kulne Maur tz Lang F anlx Bell Denms Vtneyard Nancy Harroun Judy Hunsalter Ath o Cheryl Hela burg Donna Malrne Marr Harnpartloomuan Pal Perry Janrce Co ard Ol ms Carol Harrus E rl Myers A t Rers John Russell Wayne Reuter Larry Smlth Tam Ellrs Mark Po ell Dan Voyner KenB erl Gary Manley Mary Har roun eftorts ol the chour members were ell rewarded by therr float nnnrng secon place K UP' w.,,,,55pc-r--pn 1043! 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I' If at T4 FA Q f C' y ' 5 ln H . i -Y. e if 5 if One ot the new groups initiated this year by Mr lausley is the second hour choir, The members are. llst rawj, Sheri Solomon, Brenda Piclnlesimer, Janis White, Sandy Chase, Nancy Kardell, Monica Patterson, Barbara Lavallis, Lynda Sennett, Sharon Landers, Susan Norberg, l2nd rowl, Nancy Blevins, Ruth Ann Morris, Kay Jones, Betty Kerney, Linda Coward, Ardith Charles, Marilyn Boer- sema, Dianne Vallad, Cathy Smith, Donna Motsinger, l3rd fowl, Pat Powell, Joe Sorrow, Jett Vess, Bruce Couture, Lance Clausan, Bob MacDougaI, Ronald Washington, Linda DeClute, Lonna Brown, Mr Tousley, ldth rowl, Roy Sorrow, Joe Parker, Milne Sauk, Ted McConnell, Anton Overton, Greg Butler, Ralph Bart- les, Bob Grant, Milne Portwood, Larry Alexander One of the music groups which is sponsored by Miss Davis is Girls' Choir. llst rowl Mary Maiden, Janet Young, Cheryl Pointer, Diana Ardelen, Sue Monroe, Marilyn Brazasln, Cathy Clancy, Roseann Buxton, Karen Cunningham, Nancy Brown, Lois Weyer, Bev Clancy, Martha Nance, Claudia Swartz, l2nd rawl Pam Clancy, Lisa Bray, Dianne Liddy, Sheila Anderson,Mary Abernathy, Karen Darling, Cindy Slraog, Carol Smith, Corren Perrier, Aggie Kyrialxides, Marilyn Foster, Anitia Nichols, Linda lownes, Dianna Watson, l3rd rowl Jane Campbell, Pat Morgan, Pam Duby, Joan Nell, Kathy VanHorn, Delphalreadway, Shirley Ashley, Diane Tank, Lawanda Hassenzahl, Paula Holland, Mary Hickingbottom, Rosemary Deni, Dianne Reed, Gerry Ramig, Nancy Pullis, ldth rowl Pat Shelley, Sandy Swiastyn, Charlene Daniels, Elizabeth Cinque, Lynn Carter, Brenda Poole, Nancy Graham, Dawn Hartung, Sandra Soricey, Carol Cox, Janet Bends, Lillian Ristich, Sheila Heath, Cindy Beck, It is from many of these special groups that the stu- dents who participate as soloists in the Solo and Ensemble Festival come. lt is in the students in- volved in these extra-curricular activities that Northern finds their greatest source of pride and inspiration. Because the nature of their responsi- bilities, obligation demands excellence, and it is the A' ,, students who are able to achieve this that are chosen for the honor. Members ol the Girls Ensemble are: list fowl, Cheryl Pointer Bonnie Lawrence, Barb Wightman, Paula Holland, Janice Ca- ward, Donna Glover, Carol Scarborough, Miss Davis, l2nd rowl Donna Nell, Charlene Daniels, Elizabeth Cinque, Lindo Coward Nancy Graham, Lawanda Hassenzahl, and Phyllis Daniels. 78 009 the clay is bright There are many ways in Northern is represented throughout the community. One of the main areas of representation is in the Music department. Through the activities of the a capella choir, the Madrigal Singers, the male chorus, the mixed en- semble, and the various other musical groups, Northern is presented to the Pontiac area as one of the most outstanding contributors to school- community relations. Through their efforts at club meetingsfschool programs, music festivals and church gatherings they have gained a welleearned reputation for excellence and interesting repretoire. in ,A ., 'X .9-., 5 1' I' Directed by Mr Tousley is the Male Corus, its members are llst rowr, Bernard Slumkoski, Charles Ross, Mauriyz Lang, Dennis Vineyard, George Wren, Bill Goff, Charles Kline, Ronald Carter, Jae Sorrow, Dave Somers, Matt Walsh, Roy Sorrow, Rob MacDougal, l2nd rowl, Martin Sanchez, Don Casey, Ralph Bariles, Floyd Brooks, Jeff Vess, Ken Collins, Duwayer Dauenhour, John Casanova, Jeff Johns, Ted Peak, Pat Powell, Dennis Janczarck, Darl Matteson, l3rd fowl, Roycex lloyd, Bob Grant, Don Voynar, Ken BIERLI Ricky Jones, Lance Clauson, Greg But ler, Larry Kasat, Phillip Hill, David Betzing, Earl Myers, Mike Saulk, Tom Colkwell, Chris Skillman, Jim Williams, ldth rowl, ted Jordan, Gary Manley, Dan Lutey, Wayne Reuter, Art Reis, John Russell, Duncan Wood, George Jewell, Tom Ellis, Mark Powell, Skip Kelley, Fred Glddings, Mike Portwood, Larry Alexander, Bob Williams. 491 IQ' ' One of Northerns most selectgroup directedby Mr Tousley is the Madrigals The members are, lGirlsl, Sherry Johanson, Cheryl Heldberg, Lillian Ristich, Carol Har, ris, Claudette Bexell, Leonda Tatu, Chris Bexell, Sue Bailey, lBoysl, Floyd Brooks, Jeff Vess, Ken Collins, Art Reis, Gary Manley, Dennis Vineyard, Charles Kline, Tom Ellis. Both Mr. Tousley and Miss Davis, being relatively DL 44 C4951 new to Northern's staff, have brought new and different ideas to the structure and function of the music program. Their methods have proven to be effective and productive, as was shown by thewarm response given by the audiences for which the groups performed this year. One oi the new groups organized this year by Miss Davis is the 'Howlin' Huskies Mixed Ensemble, the members are llst rawl, Pat Powell, Monica Patterson, Nancy Harroun, l2nd rOWl, Paul Pfeifler, Charles Ross, Miss Davis, Jodi Lambros, Pat Home pgri-womrqn, 43rd rowl, Dave Somers Cornelius Hooper, kathy Jadison, Marsha Tebeau, Qdth rowr, Skip Kelley Earl Myers Jody Schmuker, Susan Norberg Til r I . mini-m.......f -1 'uw ' 9 x x. Q 4, kg . 'Q fig Q5 QMS -AAIVJ if ,Q 'f' f Kf QQ,-, ff L. ' k g x R-,130 If . ,xy 4,59 , ' if mix. I 495 , '17Ieb'jL ' : ' in ,Bti ' U QA n 0 I. . 1 t Q Q- T- , B r 60 ,Q DQ CD on ,g Nf- - .W ni 4. I I 5 . I hr-:V ' IWW ' i Q. - 4.1 Xl! 4 A V H.. 5 ' 950' 5, Q 3 x V I f QQ' I vi., I at 4574- X x :X ,THX .4 un . QS .5 , . fx N K x v 52,3 , Ji' x, 'g1',' ,J',x- f ' 4 ' - 3' x . 1,1 -. .5 l my I' 6 '-X v .. .1 Jaws-f-neu Avy -,. + .' V .+R .x W. ..e1', 5 - 1,3-, ,.., ,,'u,g ' . N--,. .,,. ,,, X A L- qv,-.pbvv V x ,, 5 Q, . K, sf- -? Q, 5Lu, 105 f' .1-, .z'.J . ,-Kc . ws- ,, x f' The orchestra represents Northern in many community activities, such as concerts, tours ol other schools andthe annualsymphoniesin the auditorium, Here several members are practicing under the supervision ol Mr. Seaboldt ' 'ififii' 'W -' 1, -ge, ,.,:-:iw-1. -. V .-4:.4-We 1wQI.,::,-21 ..' , V, .'.v L .,4,,,i:..,T ' - . .25 ' '- 1,' .fn 1 ., sol , , wA.,,I,,gf 5 , ,,., 5, -.Li f A Northern High Note r A , A D r Yhe Pontiac Northern Orchestra, under the direction ol Mr Seabolt, consists ot, llst rowl, Gary Shelton, Karen George, Joy Young, Barbar Deacon, Jody Sch- mulier, Susan Snover, Diane Crawford, Bonnie Lawrence, Sue Whiteman, l2nd rowl, Bonnie Phillips, Janice Farlis, Lawanda Hassenzahl, Joan Neff, Dave Mason, 82 Gary Cotter, Beth Edwards, Dave Brooks, Dennis Garner, Charlene Whippl9r Don Mc Geen, Christine Navarre, Delynne Dewolle, Barb Davis, l3rd R0 lf Ed Neeb, Bob Grant, JeftVess,DavePruett,Dan McQueen, Al Livingston, Dougllli Johnson, Doug Wieler, Dan Henson, Rick Adomitus, Bill Comstock. Stagecraft and Usher s Club Lend Helping Hands 2 X xl Jil ey A f ffm llqwfwx 4 f 5 Wim X 4' fff x ff e s Wi 7 fbi? XX X? We , f 'N X Q 5602 'SN x ,W X l MQ? f 'NX Y W fj?7fifsuY16 Z4 ,X 'Z rr we N ff C94 X fsxxyw X 'fz XR if Q silky, qu Usherlng al mos! of Northern s events ls the Ushers Club The mem bers are lstrow Mrs Hansen Kalhy Fournuer Emelyn Nuedlelslu Sandy Caldwell PalMorgon Alrce Turner Alrce Krueger Susan Lmle 2nd row .leanneHarl JanetVandecar Kayleen Dalae kay Lnvlngslon Q ff Barb Wrghlman .lull Har! Losa Bray Nancy Pnzzala Karen Cunmng ham 3rd rowj Paula Holland Lnnda Grllele Connie Green Lucrnda Kung Sally Haines Chris Marian Karen Laursen Mary Souden Selling up scenery lor all our plays rslhe Slagecrall Club 'he members are llsl Johnson Karl Sprague Mllmehlarlung Jerry Reed GaryWrIkes Terry Dauenhauer row Mrss Woodrn Peggy Haslnll Arlene Bulls Carol Peny Judy Gndley Nancy M160 5l1ell0f1 Blevins Carole Ousnamer Margrel Boehmer 2nd row Randy Boolr Dave .lo 1 1 5 E I 1 gov 2 'lus- v S 33 l .- I f of ld a QQ ri' 0 as. gi. ,- yvf ! 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In this aspect De- bate is unique, for it not only encourages, but seeks to deve- lop, logical methods olargument and disagreement, The prereq- uisites lor a Debate member's success are a keen, interested mind, the ability to research and develop, and the imagination to create new and different ideas. iff? , , , W ,, ,,,, , Mn, ,H Speech and Reasoning Become an Art, Jim Full eagerly shows Pei Leonard evidence when may help them to Wm the debate e ee D e m A 1 -e f-,iif Members ot the Future Teachers ol America are: llst fowl Mr Buchanan, Diane Crawlord, Barb Early, Alice Kruger, Sharon Weber, Susan Pruett, Barb Nelson, l2nd fowl Karen Trachet, Marlorie Dodge, Kathy Curtis, Pat Pritchard, Sharon Lehman, Jacqueline Buero, llrd rowl Dennis Frodle, Linda Gillette, Nancy Mallrim, Dianne Coin, Carol Harris, Marilyn Boersma, Jerry Reed. , nl' -' 'I ,l l?-r Exploring the world ol Education , . , Dianne Coin and Carol Harris put the last minute touches on the re- lreshment table lor their annual initiation tea. F.T.A...Key to Eclucation's Future 1 7 gl ? f 1 'X 54 , 3 ' , 2, 5 . .J , ,,, I A A VI , -7 - V- I A VA -rl , , fkrzxf-f , f 't-r xx I . -A . x '--,-- .. ' , t V -I V4 1 5 gin- l li' . . I V, A ,y iv-, K . x A A. 4,1 TY? out Q 'vs ,J 6 E. .- I xl x lt: I, - X l The FTA. is one ol Northe-rn's most active and popular clubs. It attracts the most out- standing students and seelcs to encouragetheir interest in the teaching profession. These Future Teachers of America acquire-knowledge ol the opportunities and responsibilities of this vocation, and make a choice regarding the lield they wish to enter, Mdrnng money by sellrng candy lor Future Teachers, mem- bers strive to sell the most bars which entitles them to o reward. ,V n I V, wwf- wi Q ,,' ,-.-.v, ..,, ' 'P' Dina... -w...,....n .,f4vs14a,u. - W... M' ' wr . -. ow,-1, .'N'-H z--..., my A -f-5 u. 4 - .A -...,.g ,,.,..,.. ' L. . 'K Ns. ' S. 1... Ns has 1. 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' f f.. 1 'gk q , zigzag- '. , m, ' - , ,,,, ,, '-, I .- vf - iff ' .L f , .FM ' GW, mf ,., W a 5 16- Learning about responsubuluty are the members of Office Cop-op tlst rowl Theda Jackson, Sheryl Copeman, Yvonne SantaCruz, Carol Stephens, Jeanne Max, Lowana Bigger, Luwundatate, Cathy Froeber, Rataelu Villarreal, i2nd row, Judy Eastman, Barb Davis, PatKtrman, Susan Wood,Lrnda Vuncni, Linda Felice, Linda Leffew, Shirley Perkins, 13rd rowj Karen Gaines, Carol Manns, Jack lanlous, Janice Cypret, Linda Skidmore, Nancy Hayes Rick Pena, June Tnsan, 14th rawj Pauline Pratt, Pamela Classon, Leola Lyons, Nanette Norman, Chuck Doyle, Janet Gurzke, Terre Dalby, Maxine Hood, Sheryl Overton Brings Rewarding Experience to Co-op Students shown here by Diane Johnson. s s if 'il Q 1 The part time iob and the word uresponstbnluty' take on ct new meaning Bill Pointer sux, xv xuy,::Xx' , , s x's5 xnxx xg , u y :fi x y , X , :,!:',4' .' x sy ..e,1,4, XI N-gn. ag' v 1 ,df 921 5, Li z., ESQ f I , I s X fl it ,i f -a . . fat ' ' ll J 4- N fxbfl I, A r wright' - Q tisi . 4? , .iw l of f-:V I nm F 0, i ,. : ' I1 . f' W, f ms' ,t ,J A W- s..g,g ' A , ' 'fi I' 1 0- iifwiiii-..f 53? I .f 1 it gf 4 l t ' Q, - ,W t 'P A ' :!3'1 'N' , 0 , iffy ,yi W 4 . ,ggvw i A .. - . . A i --i- A i .Y at ,K .Q -ff 'P' v ip? , il. I ,J M- ,AIJ Vind iq Q .- i fy y, Q ,ffl Mm 1 25 no Ji yi 1 4, AF 18211 , 'T NESS ' ,. i ful X Karl . 'MQ The Co-op program is divided into two store, business students are equipped to main areas: office and Through the skills learned a 90 retail work. I I ' V A Mhe office or hand e o most any business situation. + ,A- li A C90 Boosting our school spirit are the members ol the Pep Club, these members are: llst fowl, Sue Hartung, Kathy Norberg, Nancy Mihay, Marilyn Coon, Pat Shelley, l2nd rowl, Diane Norberg, Karen Jahnke, Jane Campbell, Sandy Stiller, Bonnie Hunt, Shirley Slade, Judy Hunsalmer, Barb Loulalmis, Jeanne Featherstone, Nancy Harroun, Janet Young, Mary Harroun, Adele Vorac, l3rd fowl Patty Hagberg, Beverly Pauley, Linda Harroun, Pal Hampartzoomian, Dianne Ardelan, Pam Duby, Paulette Wheeler, Linda Sector, Linda Pena, Debbie Mclean, Nancy Brown, Judy Where's the Spirit? Q 1 Krause, Mary Ann Sokol, Cece Cvirous, l4th fowl, Nancy Pullis, Sue Snover, Aloma Julian, Patty Guy, Mari Hampartzoorntan, Barb King, Pat Kirhman, Pat Pennybaclxer, Pat Perry, Linda Cox, Nancy Watkins, Dianne Turner, Barb Nelson, Pam Solomon, Nancy Graham, l5th rowl, Lorna Anderson, Chris Marlin, Le0I1dG latu, Betty Kerney, Lynn Batten, Milne Souden, Ron Rayner, Mil-e Hartung, Kelth Deaton, Chris Skillman, Olivia Sims, Sharon Walls, I.eeJaclison, Nancy Willard. Jean Ann Rayner, Coreen Perrier 1 I 859, f ' 'aff Let's Hear lt! K ...Pep Club ,f - X . 1 l , ' ff-vm Z , 1 ,E-N , . of- Viv: U iv!! Yi 1 , , IRI' 4: '2- rut: -I i r in ,X ,Q l w N--Lmxw --...,-'N -Q. . K ', ' 119' v .5 L las, - 0.55 dye ,By ,,, ,oy l'- l Lf. Q L ,I 1 I, : - Lag. uf. 4: - F, .Q , .E A L AV. I ' 1 E1 ff. Helping lo govern our school are lhe members ol lhe Sludenl Councnl, these members are, llsl rowl JanelYoung,Lupe Gaylan, Pally Guy, Paulelle Wheeler, Pal Johnson, Marilyn Brazaslu, Duane Turner, Debbue McPherson, lngrld Pourchez, Glenda Turcolv, 12nd fowl Barb Early, Judy Fields, Phyllus Danuels, Mary Aberf nalhy, Penny Wadley, Sue Barley, Mary Scranen, Barb Loulolus, Shnrley Ashly, vnns, Chrns Bexell, Sue Cook, Jody Schmuker, Sandy Brunmeirr, Sieve Renda, Milne Hester, James Overton, Alan Hilty, Duane Norberg, Karen Jahnke, Lonnre Ervin, ldlh rowj Bob Balmer, Boyd Cryer, Nancy Mallum, Allen Benson, Gary Killian, Carol Harrus, Denny Chery, Bruce Knlmore, Dennus Davis, Doug Weller, Dianne Coin, Mike Souclen, Gary Shelton, Paul Pfeiffer X y Cathy Smulh, Jane Harrell, Linda Tenleras, lflrd fowl Mary DeClule, Nancy Ble- l Student Council: Y llffol I ii ',..: 1 l l N Reignung over the homecomnng achvulves are Kung and Queen, Nndr Od-.ga and Adele X Vorac, Adele was crowned clurang the hall-hrne ceremonies and Adele and Nick pref 1 sided al the dance which lollawed Ihe game l Because it is set up mainly as o student governing body, the Student Council carries one of the biggest responsi- bilities at Northern. They have undertaken the large task of rewriting and re-evaluating the Student Constitution, mainly through the efforts of the Student Advisory Board, and have already improved many of the practices and traditions of the school. Some of these changes included a new way of electing the Homecoming Court, a Senior Christmas Dance - a social first at Northern, earlier elec- tion of Senior officers, promotion of plans for o new Senior lounge, and bigger, better plans for a successful Senior Prom. These improvements are indications of the new attitudes toward the importance of school spirit and partici- pation formed by excellent student leaders and a co-oper- ative facdlty. A Miniature Democracy 2 1314154 5 gxgxruns 1 iz, 5' 'Hfiffi wa, 4? , , .,., laws The Advisory Committee and the Student Council Officers are tlst rom, Ron Fritz, Bo Cryer, Sue Bailey, Mary DeClute, 12nd row, Sue Cool, Al Benson Don Mcffeen Bexell Cm Christmas balls and glitter bring the Christmas season closer as student ia member, Milne Souden, helps decorate the tree toi the school L I ff x I Hard Work, Patience, Time, and Talent Combined Sue Cook phorogrupher for 'He Avuklnche Members of the Avalanche staff, Nancy Wurluns ond Lynn Batten, posfe up under- clussmen pucwres to be sent sn to the prunver o,, ,n 1 ,Q f - 4 , , S.. D fl n n -- ' ' f ' ., , ', V 1 :W A 1' H V ' X Y -W Y, M ff Busnly vypmg copy vo rv1ee!H've deodlme are Avalanche members, Dorothy Ogclns Kovhy Curhs, Sharon Weber, Carol Horns, Carol Horrrs, Cloodene Bexeli, Barb Wrghtmon, and Lynn Bovien ore ali working rndusirrously over Vhe yearbook pages E0-th page has Vo be drown carefully ii rr ' imma ,. 'nl M ., .uv I...- ,- ,I he 5 ,. f, V ,i,, , A, ,,.,,.-F-.g.g.f:1:4:vsf:.-- 1-A -- - f . h , , -4.57 ,,3gggi.l:-it-Sip-Z5'f,v., ,.,gfgf'gff.'. - - Q -' H 4 S ff 1--1 if Q 1' Hurryrng to get the Polorrs out on tume Debbre Kullen types whale Mary Saronen p mutncol structure of the copy Guvnng 0 tew helptut hunts to Nancy Wotknns as Edrtorvrn-Chret, Alrce Turner Alrce rs responsrbte tor ossngnrng reporters to vurrous stones, contacting the press roofreods and olds nn the grom' tor pvctures, ond sendrng the frnol copy ot the ., , '.,,,, gg-Q ,,, 1 1 . n The school press runs oft copies of the Polcrvs, our school newspaper Thus benetlts rn two wcysg nt gives the student proctuce In runnmg the paper to the pu ,- ,Q v 1- -r 'ht Prem beam M V: te wdgnos 'NM We 1 , 141' 4. e.wl press ond it also saves the cost ot having the paper printed by a pro- fessional printer, which keeps the cost ot the paper from rousing One of Northern's mostsuc- cesstul literary achievee ments is their birweekly newspaper, the Polaris. The editorials, sports reviews, literary selections and var- ious columns present on interesting, accurate, often provocative view of the events and activities at Northern. They bring into focus many of the causes behind the incidents which involve both the Northern students and their com- munity. Printer's Ink, A Nose for News A 3 -.yfff 'Xl' l 4 x 's 1? ...Polaris ' Rifle Club . 2 all The members ot the Rille Club are llst rowl Mr Craig' mile, Art Lemon, Rick Roymer, Garen Scott, Amost John- son, Dennis Killen, L2nd rowl Randall Carter, Gary Lawrence, larry Gilbert, Floyd Brooks, Fred Millard, Paul 16 i W il i,,,Qi,,,iQ. nv... 'sr Pfeiffer, l3rd fowl Larry Johnson, Dave Lemke, Dennis Frodle, Bob Gilroy, Norm Roggow, Dan Casey, Martin Sanchez The Pontiac Northernlunior Rifle Club is sponsored by the Nu. tional Rifle Association. Mr, Craigrnile and Mr. Temple are the group leaders and Fred Mill- ,ard is the president. The club members shoot competitively against the standards set up by the N,R,A., and receive awards for the ranks they have earned. muh. 'l Ready, aim, and fire! These are words frequently heard in the rifle range any 'Will lt llY?n if C' question Ollen Uslled bv lliefe me T'b9'5 Ol the airplane Clubs LUVVY Monday or Wednesday afternoon Improving their marksmanship are Larry -l0l '1S0ft.MUU il5 LGNQ, and DOUQ Weill-BY. Gilbert, Gary Lawrence, and Fred Millard, the club's president. High riaghi Although m ost of Northern's clubs meetduring the week, there are a few whose activities extend over the week-end. An example of this is the airplane club which meets every Sunday afternoon. Their activities include thefascin- ating study of the structure, me- chanics and functions of various airplane models, mostolwhich '- C' Q ix fm' s ll te boys build ll'lemS8lV95. The members ofthe Airplane Club are: Mr. Donahue, Rick Raymer, Doug Weller, Maurits Lang, Mark Dallas. 100 A Snowy Winter Spells Fun forthe Skt C ub il .v ' 1 ZZ if H in The warm winter sun shines brightly on the sparkling snow of the one they speed smoothly down the hardtrailswtth the feel of the gmnf sk, slopes Sklers dressed ,n bl-,ghf Colored lqcketg and cool, sharp wind stinging thelrtaces andaworld ol white at their sweaters gather at thetopottheslope to watt their turn One bv feet lf I5 for these moments that the ski club was united Those who enloy the sport ol slumg are llst fowl Judy Radeclu, Ron Pepper, Ted McConnell, Rick Patterson, Nadene Garchow, l2nd TCW, Cindy Carte, Becky Troy, Sandy Vued, Patty Guy, Kathy Hotstngton, Kathy Kltnger, Lando Falk, Karen Zucln, Terri Lambersan, Mary Leever, Carol Perstng,er l3rd rowj Judy Krause, Dawn Guenther, Mary Suranen, Kathy Lemanskn, Lynn Carter, DeEtta Crawley, Richard Wilkes, Sharon Walls, Yvonne Sturdy, Cormella RoseIh,Judy Fields Linda X Thomas, Nth rowj Marsha Norman, Carolyn Dempsey, Gary McConnell, Doug Johnson, Gary Lawrence, Al Livingston, Marty Stuart, Randy Eldridge, Floyd Brooks, Pat Leonard, Tom Lutes, Jill Hart, PatDavisy l5th rowj Pete Pratt, Dave McConnell, Al Benson, Terry Skelton, Jett Jones, Don Tinson, Mike Lemmon, Dan McQueen, Dave Lembke, Earl Oltesvig, Mike Dovis, Ken Sands, Joanne Hottis. 101 J ' L Q:-f5,3.Qf,'i!I '-555' ,U I . I -V j. , Q- ' , ' , K 3, w ' A 2 . 1 K , ,,- 5 , Q , yi f 2 , , ' .ff .V V, , gm... A- f f . Z . I ' N ,fd 14, . , -R My J- 3195 ij, -Z. ,f,f,', J' . ,, 9 it Q l .'.ff I 1 2. . 5 J L 2 A C 4 ....,.-.,,. - ,,,, ,- X ,, ., 1 3, 1 l X Secretaries of Tomorrow ni If One of the extra-curricular groups that is setup as a compli- mentary organization is the Jun- ior Secretaries, which is an ex- tension of the program offered to girlstaking the prescribed busi- ness courses ,offered to those who wish to make a career of their business skills, These girls receive additional instruction and guidance inthe practices and situations of that profession. The members ol the Junior Se-:retary's Club are Llst rowj Carol Stepl1OHS, 5l1lfl9Y Pe'l n5i Sonic' leoguei Pres' Christine Navarre, Barbara Williams, Debra Bushey, 5h'fl9Y Hefleli l3fd f0Wl DeLY '9 Dewollsi Karla Smnh' Jeanne HGH, Mrs. Dell, l2nd fowl Carolyn Dempsey, Jinelletvtills, Claudette Bexell, Janice Figurski Q- w-r I . I P I N f' K Learning the various duties of a secretary are Sonia league, Debra Bushey, Barb What book would you like?' is a question Sandy Stiller asks students who come tothe Williams, Juando Boyd, Delynn DeWoIl, and Karla Smith They Work to Help Others ...Library Assistants What better way to learn about books than to work with them and use them everyday? Such is the advantage of the library assistants, who aid the librarians in shelving, checking-out, and stackingthe hundreds of books in Northern's library. They find it a most enjoyable way of spending a tree hour. 102 library looking for research material 113 Working in the library one hour during the day are these members of the Library Assistants: lll' rowl Joyce Jones, Jeannie Featherstone, Sandy Stiller, Cece Giroux, Ellen Stickney, l2nd YOVI, Phyllis Daniels, Charlene Whipple, Jean Ann Rayner, Charles Ross, l3rd rowl linda Hdmblilli Sandra Soucey, Loretta Hughes, Doug Wesch, Donna Brown. WW! litll-x 'ui 'i Electronics Club Interested in electronic devices are members ol the Electronics Club. The mem bers are: llst rowl, MargaretOsborn,Karen George, Sec, Shirley Ashley, Treas. l2nd rowl, Mr. Rose, Louis Bussard, Dave McPherson, Dave Orvis, Joe Stragew Ted Mills, Al Livingston, Clayton Hinsberger, Bill Woodworth, NOT PICTURED John Whitehead, Pres, K - 'BB K -os' If if i 'W' Meeting Thursday mornings at 7:30 are the members ol the Bible Club, these Karen Cunningham, Diane Liddy, Linda Campbell, l2nd rowl, Chris Rose, Mar- members are: llst fOWl, Rita Uballe, Beth Edwards, Lisa Bray, Sharon Weber, garet Cox, Doug Johnson, Lynn Batten, Joe Sorrow, Paulo Holland, Mr, Wilson Bible Club The Bible Club, affiliated with the local Youth lor Christ organization, provides 0 means by which students ol all denomi- nations and faiths may gather together to discuss the various philosophies, history and literature of the Bible. One of their main features is the appearance ol guest speakers who give lectures pertaining to related topics of religion. 1011. - fb E5 Learning while they help are the Chem, ond Biology assistants: llst rowl Coreen Perrier, Margaret Furguson, Bob Johnson, Larry lhrelkeld,Peggy Washburn, l2nd rowl Linda Townes, Bonnie Hunt, Judy l.awsan, Janice Coward, Boy Cryer, l3rd rowl Pat Pennybacker, Marilyn Chittick, Bill Curtis, Earl Oltesvig, Carol Har Pat Pennybacker and Mari Hampartzoomian gainknowledgeotvarious mixtures while helping the students compile unknowns used in their experiments. em. My 22. llll l l ras, Jinelle Mills. l A demonstration al skill in the handling alaudio-visual equipment is shown here by , Roger Bartles, The duties of the Poriectionists and the Lab Assistants are rarely dull. While the lab assistants are kept constantly busy with the mixing of chemicals, supervision ot i experiements, cleaning ol the laboratories and correcting of tests, the proiectionists handle, use, and show films to various classes throughout the day. Yet, amidst the hustle-and-bustle of their tasks, these students not only fulfill their obligations, vital to those they serve, butalsogain much knowledge and skill in their respective areas. 4 Running all the movies are members ol the Proiectionists These members are: llst rowl, ROY' 'Jenson, Robert Hayes, Vice Pres., James Overton, Art Jackson, Freddie Green, l2nd rowl, MISS Cook, Jerry Batey, Pres., Dennis Frodle, Stan Furton, Tom Hardman, l3rd rowl, Roger Bflflleii Phil Hill, Mike Hartung, Dave Hardman, Randy Davidson, Sec., Treas, David Oberry, - i VUQ3., ' , gf' Rst, 33, Q15 P. lil .Q v -5 if Y s,' v x A X 4, I, l , K P ., i 1-4 Working for the school are the members ofthe Attendance, Cafeteria and Office Help. These students are: llst rowl, Mrs. Dyke, Linda Kell, Dona Bishop, Sandy Coldwell, Debbie McLean, Pam Clancy, Bev Clancy, Mrs. Tapp, l2nd rowl, Char- 1 lette Hulett, Kay Ridley, Madonna Richter Fay Dillingham Sherry .lohan on Linda Bailey, Cheryl Goodrich, l3rd row Kathy Lemanski Hazel Steelman Merlyn Laurain, Lynn Batten, Sue Bilkey, Carolyntvtorris Carol Fredericks Shirley Ashley. A Warm Smile...A Helping Hand fr Valuable experience in diplomacy, efficiency and usefulness is gained by the students who put in countless hours of invaluable service in the switchboard, in the office and cafe- teria, and in the attendance office. These students, who work voluntarily on their free hours receive the re- ward of knowing thatthey have helped the system run a little smoother by their efforts, and that they have done their iobs well. 1 Sheryl Capeman takes care of the switchboard, while Carmen Garcia does the tedious iob of indexing student program cards. 14, I 'f fn, it repare the food for our hungry student body Several students work in the cafeteria during fourth hour, helping the coo s P Si l One ol the busaest actnvntxes ol the Varsity Club during the sports season is tl'1e responslbrlities ol the snacll bar They pop corn and pour colmes lor the hundreds ol students who swamp the stand at hall-hrne. Lettermen Unite for Strength and Service Nldr Oduoa places the crown ol royalty on Marulyn Coon, the Valentine Queen equal to one vote, Marilyn was the candidate lor Catallnos. The money Colleded Several clubs chose gurls to run lor the Queen and votes were cast by a penny will be used bythelnternctionalClubtopay the way lor future exchange students, :Q 106 QW The N0 main purposes of the Varsity Club are to promote in- terest in athletics and perpetuate good sportsmanship. These pur- poses are accomplished by means of a strict code of ethics uniting wrestlers, swimmers, gol- ters, trackmen, and football, basketball, baseball, and tennis players into a single unit of in- tegrity and achievement. Spon- sored by the various coaches, the Varsity Club not only provides the entertainment ot complicated initiations and the pleasures of Varsity-sponsored dances, but they are perhaps the mostworth- while tund-raising organization at Northern. Because of their countless contributions to school welfare, spirit, and pride, they are voted as one of Northern's greatest assests. X Collecting pennies lor the Valentines Queen are NicliOchoa and Gary Hamilton, both mem- bers ot the Varsity Club. J wwf! . 'w , . A m ff 'al 6 ffl 'X i- f :wa 4, x. 4 Outstanding athletes are these members ot the Varsity Club: llst rowl Bob.lohnson,NicliOchoa, Sam Dura, Chris Sliillman, Kris Verwey, Jim Moore, Carl Hiller, Gary Mc- Connell, Ken Hughes, 12nd rowj Dave Johnson, Boyd Cryer, Keith Deaton, Ted McConnell, Ron Rayner, Floyd 'li -. -vc nu F,- nel ,QI I 111 Broalis, Chris Giles, Nid- Loulaliis, Bob Balmer, lfird rc-wi Mr Moreau, David Kay, Earl Oltesvig, Frank Yedlin, Steve Yedliri, Dave Pruett, Bill Curtis, Milne Souden, Dan Vaynar, ldth fowl Denny Cherry, Frank Latterty, Jim Hester, lam Kelly, Troy Bell, Jim Rich, Don Dunn, Bruce Tippen, Bob Bragen 'f - - , ..,. , V QM' ,jizffep-ff., . - , - Z, t A, , V 2' f 'j -- ,..v3',5y,1n4w ..,. . ' ' ,, -Nav ' .7,gy '1 V . , .,,,f .,,., , .f I - H, , . -, - , , . , ,,, af., ., -A ' . 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M, mi. , Nj, 1 lk a-. ' x 4 ' Q J, I K A BJX, lf, x -qv' ...qw f 'Z' , V-. zx B Ag, 5 i Flury, Bill y ' Y V Ford, Linda WL ' Fotheringham,Cl1uck YV' Fournier, Kathy Franklin, Dennis Frazier, Greg Fritz Ron Fulks Bob Galbreath Dennis Garchow Nadene F n ' 3 ,f ,ga bfi' 2.41 y , 'f -,X V ..., 1 'I-'f 'fx ski' if -v , sly' xg' ip. 5. e i li inf . ,K fx 2 , iv ,, 1-A F . L 2 'Hu zle. K ' in 5, . QW 9 -32' I 'iv' ? ' 'lv' . iv,- L all I -'EEF' F ntl! I 3 ,fe , , V , 1, H7 y 5, Q1 X Q- 9 1, if 4' r A q 0 ,' ,. Gallardo, linda 32 , .gli be gi, 1 , A ' 4 -1 402 1 if x X ' -I wi -N, l i, A vilxfu ,I i- f J v , George, Karen Gianalxos, Evans Gibson, William Gillelle, Linda Gillolle, Dave Gilloile, Marie Gilroy, Virginia Glisson, Carol Glisson, Euguen Glover, lorry Gomel, Robert Gonzales, Mary Juniors Participate in Q .QA ', l ' A , ' l 'Q , , , ff N f '7 Q ' 'A 1 4. i f - ' 1 ' ' . 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With the newness of the sophomore year past and the anticipation of the senior year imminant, the Juniors share a unique experience. This is the year ol class rings, the Junior Prom and the year to prepare for the added responsibilities and leadership ol the senior year. The Junior class this year has participated in all fields of student life, from athletics, to student ottices, to scholastic achievement. It is a fine class and all P.N.H. Juniors are proud to be a part oi. ' 't --.-.-s-X291 ' '4 V 41 iff' ' 'C SAO' - f . 4- ' 'S '. ' ' -S WWW wf 5.11. k 3 ,, ' 'N ti f f zf2iff'4.Q 1, f ig . f-1 ,AQET1 rs - was-i , , ,.., , Hayes Lillian Hayward Ellen Heath Sheila Hernandez Beatrice Hertel Shirley Hester Michael Hickingbottom Mary Hickmott Richard f, ., 1 A f ,H+ Nas . w e H . ,f,.ffww,f .i. 1-1 ze Q, ,ff f. iz., . .. ,N .z.::sfza5:.5 l l l 1. l ....,. 3 ,... 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V1 la' is W' iii iff' WF: , GJ ,D lvl lu i 'W .nv ' Leever, Russ Leller John Leinonen R Lemanslii K Lemon, M ike Lemus, Elsia Leonard, Pai Liddy Dianne Lille Susan Livingslan Ala Long Roger Loop Sandra Losey Doris LoulalxislNicli Love Carol Lucius Michael Lyons Linda MacDougaI Rob Mack Dave Moline Donna Manley Gary Marbuiv Reeta Marlio Cheryl Marshall Bob Marlin Henry Marlin K Mason Dave Massey Dave Mathis Carolyn McClain Dennis McConnell G McCrae G McDowell Rilo McEarchern J McGeen Don McKeever P McLean, Mike McMorris, D McMorris, Ruth MCNUN, Bill McPhuil, Harry McQueen, Dan McWeIhy, Tom Mellon, Elton Mendielc, A Mendoza, Lydia Meneur, Jamie Michael, F' Midlnill, Dave Mihuleli, Dave Miller, Bill Miller, John Miller, Karen Mills, Jinelle Miracle, C Miracle, Dennis 'fs ww f , 553533, SV L. fir I X, 5 -.Y 5.- Q17' ' if vu 5,7 -sd lin ., 4 'ff 'Q 8.2, f Q, -2.2 , 'f-'V 1 ' , X X 1- 2 Wi' 1 5, rx , -1 4: , su QV 4 as M42 filfi' fi. 'N 'V' ' , - 4? X 1 11 T Q. . ,J 'J L ll 0 'qw 125 -vu -if x, W l vi?- - ire il' 5. Lf 1154 7 ' title, 1 I ,,-g 4 'Z 1 . ' 1 1 1' ?' K AJ! vm.- -sf of .... vv, 4 'X rx gl x i V' 'ix 1, 45 K ,!, 'f 6. we . r, , 259 1.2 C' ,Q , , ' ' aff fr , 'V Mohelslu, Jean Monlroy, Jane Moore, Anno Moore, Ondelere Moore, Solomon Moran, Linda Morgan, John Morris, Joan Morrison, Judie Morlimcre, Kathy Mclsinger, Donna Navarre, Christine Neeb, Ed Nichols, Amelia Nichols, Harold Niedielski, Michael Junior Float V, 'Y wr ' , r',i 'i A' N . QR .J T , ,:- ., ,-1 , : 5 - .,, 1 Ja 4 Lf ' 2313 .- ' fgwfr .- '92, U Take Nonomoker, Kay Ogans, Dorolhy Olson, Paul Osborne, M Overton, James Parden, CherYl Parlmer, Joseph Parks, Janice Parry, Joe Pauley, Beverly Payne, Behy Payne, Chris Peak, Ted Pena, Lindo Pepper, Ron Persinger, Carol Peliprin, Randy Phagan, Brenda Phillips, Evelyn Phillips, Jun Pidilesimer, B S Plzzola, Nancy Poe, Catherine Poole, Brenda Popour, Mary Porrwood, Michael Pritchard, Patsy Prudhomme, Carol Pruett, Susan Radeclmi, Judy Rallyson, David Rayrner, Rick Reece, Milton Reed, Rosellen Reid, Juanita Rhendo, Steve Rhoney, Rick esl Homecoming Trophy Richmond, Kerry O , Ay, fm-- Li cv Al, 5,22 4 l 4. -v-- 52 1 I Q J? in Q Ristich, Lillian A ' Roberts, Charles I Robinette, Linda A -I fl ' ' 4 'V Rockwell, Art V J is A Rollman, Theresa im I -' ,Q Romeo, Linda I -- f-- A' I I M, ,- - . V X Romo, Helen V: Ross, Mable ' Q' Ross, Paul Rosser, Peggy Rowden, Tom V' l ' Rowe, Pam J Rudd, Linda YP .tl , 1 ' . Rull, Paul Ruiervich, Jenniler Rushing, Brenda Russell, Joan , A ' Russell, John - g , 4 . ...+A , Ryan, Bart W, ' I sealer, David -as V I ,v J mu U 12 T A 1 l , , l , i , l y l y , 6 it f , l .1 , , X.: i i y Q l A J 1 t l 'IN .f .4 l 2 lx- ,QQ A 17--v 1 'F E K ,X 1 elif' nu ,.., L 1 9 2-if :Li A 'vp' 'v 1 13' l l'vw . ,X 3' l i l i , N .. , r -5 S 4:-f A Y , f,v A, N l , x .l , N 'u ga' - .J i ' , i , , . w Q 128 ' . .4 1 S Mk 'YR ..,,. E' 93 . N '.. . 1- . A ,ov 1.5 I my K V, . Shrum, David Skillman, Chris Slater, Danny Smith, Carol Smith, Cathy Smith, Gwen Smith, Karla Smith, Ken Smith, Patricia Smith, Peggy Snay, linda Sneed, Mike Soldan, Duane Solomon, Pam Sorrow, Joe Sorrow, Roy Spargue, Karl Spurgeon, Larry Starkey, Sharon Starks, Darryl 4, Q or 'iffy f --vu' 'M 'N' LET ' -, l if 1 .,,. . I ' o , ,fz5gff,M,,q,1,, ' f 'f4?x,,, ,cpu ,v '1 441'-1 ,,,37,4 , , A f, , , ' 4 'fi ' 'I f'f 7f: Q97 ,Z , :-'If Lf M X V tml 1. Salas, Frances Soling, BVYW' Sanchez, CindY Sanford, Lindt! Sargent, Karen Sauk, Michael Schael, Denr1iS Schatzley, Chuck Schliter, Terry Schons, Larry Schroeder, Don Schwartz, Claudia Seator, Lindo Sepulvado, Gary Shannon, Melvin Shcralmo, Fred Shelley, Pot Shelton, Gary Shelton, Linda Sherrill, Verna Shields, Dennis School Spirit Dis pl x Mu ily ily v DQ, flute vndq do, G3 mi T lieu Pg' Get, lim: vw, Uenng Stevens, DeWayne Stevens, Sandy Stewart, Marty Still, Dan St. John, Bob Stpckdale, Joan Stoneburg, Bob Stout, Chuck Sturdy, Yvonne Sumpter, Nancy Swaneln, Carrie Sweeney, Pat Tallon, Steve Tatro, Kathy Taylor, Bob Taylor, Johnny Teague, Sonia Tebeau, Marsha Terry, Dale Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Richard tDisplayed Qi, i .gn ug be 4 ,T V' iv- f, as I E :Iii by Juniors t ,div Thornthwaite, Gary Tibbetts, Dianna Tolbert, Ken Townes, Linda Trachet, Karen Traut, Tom Treadway, Delpha Trotter, Pat Tryoy, Becky Tucker, Bob Turnage, Gloria Turner, Sam Tuttle, Gail Uballe, Rita Upton, Vivian Vallad, Dianne Voncil, Lois Vandecar, Janet Von Horn, Kathy Verwey, Kris Y' Y ,s4f.une,s.W- Y- , '2 at ir, .., t it V H 95 A L K kb.. C XM ,MI -i -. ,, ii we- ne' N .p ' , I z , y L , glfj ix., - i iii, N i- ' ' Q Q. A' A '-1 , . f' fa .. .fe :L i , My A, vi i 1 X ' x ' ' X 'i I I if I 4 l 1' r-LW --f , ..,, , J i .,. '7' f L 'D' ' M A cr' 'M da V .a -u 4- fl fl? 5: ,X a e,f il 1 1 ay ' ' r3'ilff7f'? f' Y V ' I I A. ,WHS F V , I N 'uw 1 I at . ' jg, in , .Q ' rf' r ' ' . -- t l i 14 -u. I l V 4 9 ' ai 4 U3 fYedlin, Fr Yedltn, Ste Young, Joy luck, Mar 4 . in f. .nv ,, f'T7l, X , s 'j 4 .., , wr'- 1 Wu-fl 1 4 aim Q - if t f. E' 1 Villareal, Yolanda Vineyard, Dennis Vggue, Sandra Wadley, Pennie Waldbillig, Coral Wagner, Richard Walker, Shirley Wall, Terry Walls, Sharon Ward, Cecil Ward, Cynthia Washington, Ron Wuthen, Matt Watkins, Nancy Watson, Dianna Watson, Ron Webb, Thomas Weber, Nancy Weiler, Doug Wells, Donald Weyer, Louis Wheeler, Gary Whisrnan, Barb White, Carol White, Janis White, Kerry Whitehead, Gary Whitehead, James Whitener, Chuck Wightman, Barb Whitten, Wayne Wilcox, Rick Wilkes, Gary Wilkes, Richard Williams, Barb Williams, Bob Williams, Chuck Williams, Dave Williams, Jim Williams, Melvin Williams, Thelma Williamson, Greg Wilson, Bruce Wing, Bob Waltrum, Fred Wood, Debbie Wright, Mary Wyant, Donald Wyrick, Toni 1 gdb Pontiac Mali Bloomfield Hills Where all Smart Girls Go!! BECAUSE WE CARE HOW YOU LCOK F not a Price certainly worth 0 trip downtown. i l Zn ? Q. -J' Everett K. Garrison Vice President 81' Cashier of Instalment Loan Dept, These students are being shown the tzdwzntages of maintaining el good credit rating and procedures in INSTALMENT LOANS -Personal Loans -Home Appliance Loans -Automobile Loans -Modernization Loans PONTIAC STATE BANK IO Convenient Locations Member of FDIC 1 Morris Music 34 S. TELEGRAPH PIANOS, ORGANS AND BAND INSTRUMENTS FE 2-0567 132 X WH TS EXT Why not stop In at your nearest OHICB of Community National Bank and ask about assistance In the financing of your contmulng education' CA R E E Check Community Bank on how best to establish your credut It's that family lAnd speaking of careers consider banking We thunk lt's the best there IS And we re always looking for ambltlous people let's cllscuss ntl I C all-important first step in building a career - and a Q C One of the most mtrucate roles In lnfe IS that of the student Whlle attemptlng to meet the lncredlble challenge of academic standards, and cross the for mudlble barrlor of emohonal lnstabulnty we fund at our responsubullty to achieve the delicate balance between unduvudual and soclal pressures pressure from wuthout and from wuthun In all areasofour educahon leddef shnp, scholarshup, frlendshup and social actnvnty we are faced wnth the dauly demands of obllgatuon and re sourcefulness It ns a role we must play wrsely and well, mterpretung our Innes wsth perceptnon and msrght We must ascertain our values, hx our standards and choose our course carefully, for nt us an the meetmg of these demands that the success of ou r tralnung as determuned STUDENT LIFE 2.LnDEVll l'll:E 1, fa ,f,w.f '- W, .Jesus at ' 5 , ',2fi'.'l',w.7.'5 ,, ..,.L,:., -.1, ,wx 2:2315 t Ya Q Jw? 1' x . -, .4 Q- , mifyi 21-,.-12,13 ' Sfmt t t F1 all ff' 41164 ' 1? 951 1 H -W. 'Sv it ,ni aw -M.. iv L! Af-gr 1, X 'ii' , 5, my , 1 V, 'V may '4' gr , Nblsfi. 4 Vg-2.-1 Ti' fisg, 1-:ag ,.,-gn.: f- f-1 IH - - 1 3. , .,g,7.,,'. -. Z, 3. qs 14-.f ' up ,X-3 -- 'iffff s-,J A ,V-gv, 56.7, vi: ., W 3 Ni. 4151? MK: :LQ 14.52 QQRQ' ,M .v.,, ,K wi v ff , 'G7'5 ' , w g .M Leadership... It is truly said that the key to the future lies in theleader- ship of the youth Through the overall process of edu catuon leaders emerge to take thenr places an the ranks of progress Through the excell ent preparation provlded by the nahon s schools they have been well equlpped to handle the responsnbllltles of thus fu ture leadership. , . . President Boyd Cryer if THEY PARTICIPATE . . . THEY PRACTICE . .. A-,COVOI H0ffiS and Cathy Norberg, sec., look over plans lor the sennor lounge. 137 W 'Elv- 1 A lv, Q- , q,4a0lh6Q unsung ' '9H ' penn, A K Y'rQim n W I ,Ay lard., .ff ,xx In ,Vu-new 4. . an ,, q.. N! AA-X' 9 I f g. fl H. 3 s Northern oi Ohe Oakland Couniy Citizens Comminee on Yguyh, X , P X N 4 I I I '-ww THEY CHALLENGE . . . . . , Bob Horris X THEY GUIDE... ,.,Coptc:in Bruce Tippin ond Coach Schmidt. ' 6 'Sui' an l ,ML :LJ A V --r' ' A -' A 1 'A F 5 ,f r- :wr -V' 'Aff 2' jx .X'I' .V -'af' . J 1 -I . f ff, 1 r 543' 11.-, - 4 5 , 'ix f ,J ,, , iw X E5 mi riendship... ami: THEY RELAX . . . THEY CONTRIBUTE... Friendship can be evidenced everywhere -from early childhood playmates to the lasting friendship of a lifelong companion. Many of these friends are made during the high school years. The value of friendship is greatand immeasurable. lt is happi- ness, sadness, help, and comfort. Afriendis a companion, some- one with which to share ioys and sorrows, hopes and dreams. A friend is someone to go to the games with, someone to ear lunch with, someone with whom to attend the dances and the Proms. But most of all, a friend is that rare person who will stick with you, not only during fun and happiness, but through the troubles of life's realities. H' THEY GIVE . .. ,..Carmella Roselli MNTlAC NORTHERN R HIGH 'CHOGL 141 ln I 7 I I I I I Th 'y Welcome I I 4 4' .I 1 a' H r . .QB-W b -s ,ll 5-I 'L I I I ' 1 I I I I I I I I I I milf, .,,,. 7 I ? 1 Y Ve. 4 ,of Lucia, Adele, Mgr' I I I I . , 4 V K ix T. I .Ln ... V V7 Iv I A , -5 QW, I . I4 ' .- It ,. :R ...E s , 5, ' A W ilk I A4 The ultimate height of friendship in youth can be evidenced through the exchange of students be- tween countries. This year Pontiac Northern has had three foreign students studying at Northern. A few of their comments about Northern are: Adele Giminez - The Pontiac Northern High School is wonderful. Its teachers, students, all in general permitted that l lived the best of my experience, and that I take away to my Argentina a good re- membrance of Pontiac and its Pontiac Northern High School. Lucia Rain - Pontiac Northern has been a great experience for me. I don't thinkl will ever have another opportunity to study in a foreign country like this. I really appreciate it. Monika Wazlawczyk - It is a real valuable experi- ence for me to be a part of Pontiac Northern High School and I will tell how many things l never would have learned otherwise. I enioy to be a student of this school. .410 13 47? I W f 5' IS 0 MH' The P 'K P I' I orshawebb 7 : i i A f D u I A Vv. , iI ,. , i NURT 1 I A poN CL UV ni me tm on xnw mend: fav -'I work 9' DMN 1I'Ulxfy wi! :mes offs med ro 1 waging 'Ae xhupin hd yn luef Ndenfs u ion, und V55 Io EXC X, 144 Scholarship... r's.,., . . .Mr. Maturo in Western Thought THEY SEARCH... Scholarship, based on scholasticaver- Gges, is derived from effort on the part of the student. The degree to which an individual develops thistrait depends largely on the person. Those who work to the fullest capacity of their ability in this field of their per- sonality will achieve. The variety of classes offered at Northern are de- signed to assist the student in fully developing his or her mental abilities. The shaping of character, morality and values depend largely on the student's amount of capability and effort, and the extent to which he de' sires to excell. ll THEY EXPERIENCE... . , . Cindy Canchez 1 'Kos' . N., ysf' .-- -1- -Lf' ' T.: 59'- ..4'l ! '--1 'M J 1 5 3 Q 5 E 1 2 .un-L 4 ,pv- W 2 THEY PROTES1 , . . . A A PG' leofwfd THEY ACHIEVE . .. ..f Phyllis Daniels, Sue Bailey ond Jeff Vess wen! to summer music comps on scholarships given by the Music deporfmenl. FN- A Chris Bexell and Audrey McShun ore two ol the mony recipuenls ol scholarships this year f i i lli. Q if? e WC chew: 7 1 , A, W oilimw :gigs-V 4 THEY SUCCEED . .. THEY WORK ' THEY EXPLORE.. . 5' 42 f 'Q ' L, ,V fx 1-17 I ff. ff' Rv x 'vw I' AA' ' 0' l J P .Z Hllhgkilaind Adele RGIQNQL. a 7 5151, j V 1 ' A W 5 'H Iii , .I . . J 1 I Z? , fig' W 4 vi 1 f if? l , 3 Q ' fl .A , e 1 ,l- ,X ag T 1 N ,, iff, -J 4. 4' -4 ,s W 1 A U I ,' I .W x 1 X . I V 3 . X x ' I r' EK LH I , .5 xx. . 2 qu 2 T i s S r V 4 5 Y 5 Q 1 ia ' 3 1. HQ il' xi Queen Adele Vorac and King Nick Ochoa reigned over the exciting events ofHomecoming '66. The Home- coming parade climaxed many long weeks of hard work putinon thefloats. Mr. Wargelin had the honor ofcrown- ing the Queen during half-time, after which the band presented their num- bers. The king and queen's court con- sisted of seniors Sherry Johanson, Ted Lemanski, Barb Nelson, Jerry Davis, Mary Harroun and Allan Ben- son, After winning the game against Waterford, we can truly say the Home- coming was a success. 5 NJW is sn' 3-avg -I P'P '- .- 'E ' J-'. -. -1 'I R gil IMLYC' l Football season is over and along with it goes the exciting days ofHome- coming, the floats, the rain, the vic- tory. But we still have the memory of Homecoming I966. We have the wilted mum, the once worn dress, the ticket stub, to remind us of the date, the dance, the excitement and fun of another Homecoming past. And we have another year, another dance, another Homecoming to look forward to. 1 I X B !' qt L pq -f X 1 xg x I an '0' if A .ff . 0, -,, l. fam.: V' ,fig , ., ,. 4 ,av In Hearts and cupids decorated Northern's cafeteria at the annual Valentines Dance. The dance, sponsored by the Varsity Club to raise money for the International Club, honored sweetheartsfrom various clubs. 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Green, Doug :Z - .-- N :I f 3, X x Green, Enoch 1 ', vw- wr, JJ' Green, Janell -I ' A CI Green John . in lil ' o 'Ls d l ' , f 4 'een' ' 'J ' ll' Fx' 'l i J A ' K Greer, Patti Griffith, l.arry if R ' Grooms, Peggy V , -ii A Grosinslry, Colleen I f ' -- - ' U Gross, Norbert Q V .Ll y Q .QQ .. - we , G Gruss, Allen t 4,12 t I xy' N 2 4, Guenther, Down 'F ,. 'I 1 f Guibord, M ary Jo ' ' X X x K N l Guldash, Judy 158 f X Guthery Ron Guy Patti Hackworth Greg Haines Sally Hamblin Margaret Hampart1oomian,Pat Han Robert Hanclsor Doris Haney Bob Hanley,John Hapgood Daphne Hardman ave Harper Norm Harrington, lyvon Harrold Robert Harraun Linda Harroun Mike Har Jill To Open the Door to Knowledge -v , , - -4 . -If 'ga 1 2..'., fv Haskill Peggy Hattis Joanne Hawes l.uan Haynes, Art Hayward Don Heath Larry iw' 0.49-J ...f .qu .px io, 'E 1 ,ry ,v sq' 1:- ' -1 N. -.rl 'E .1 . Helm, Ruth Henderson, Karen Henderson, Sharon Henry, Gerald Hensen, Ethel Herbert, M lchel Hernandez, Russ Herzog, Ann Hight, Roseanne Hill, Linda Hillman, Sandra Hilty, Alon Hinson, Jacqueline Hode, Kay Hoisingtan, Kathy Hoskins, John Housten, Mary Howard, Dave Howard, Karon Howard, Nancy Howell, Jerry Hubble, Judy Hudson, Roy Q ic ,YN L J -s , 4 'y , C as as 4, ' A .Z rr 5 , 1 -:1 . I ef lg' , -bs A ,IB Q , 4 X 1 . 2 W Q, :S ' X ' A I 1 is ' .4 fit 'L A J, J 4 V u ' ,Nr 4 K Q, t . 5' v .-.1 hr f K fs . gy ' x as 9 K K ' , ' l , s at 6 if 1 , -'lf s bf 1 Q ' W1 . 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Lemke, Dove Levering, Glenda Limon, Arluro Linebaugh, Joyce Lmle, Eddie Lock, Torn Logan, Gwendlyn lolli, Rita Lopez, Amador Loulakis, Mike Lourzenhiser, Janie Ludwig, Dennis Luvey, Dan Maczarski, Joan Maddock, Pafricia Malfochern, Julie Maher, Edivh MaHenson, Darl Maiden, Mary Majell, Helen Malkirn, Sorry Malone, Frankie Mann, Nancy Manning, Ken Marion, Belly Marsh, George Marlin, Chrisline Maris, Susie Mascorro, Andrea Mason, Nolan Mcsfers, Jeannie Mallhews, Doris Mayloll, Linda Mazur, Linda McCallum, Cheryl McCalher, Claude McCannelI, David 160 They Need... X- '-iff? Keeley, Jerry Kelly, Loren I 7' Kern, Henry Q? vm , Kicld Sharon , Q., - L f ' 1 '1 KHwn,BM .' 7 , '57 - ,pg he if li iii 7' ' King, Linda King, Lucinda Kirby, Millie , Q p Kline, Nancy .gl v I A Klingler, Kalhy , ' h az My ' Kohn, Linda . Kosheba, Linda ' A '., , . Kyriakides, Helen - , La Barge, Rick n ,ig-Q' ,I A. 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T, . ,iz in 31' a World of their Own ' 3 Q4 sf vrv .1 mx, ., 'J' nv Q .2 ,' H' of ' -:W ,iw ,sf ' T- 14' T-as . , Q Q Sinsabaugh, Carolyn S k, lar y Skinner, Joe Skipworth, Norman Skrine, B Il Slaght, Sandra Slurnkask e, Bernard Smith, Anne Smith, Smith, Donna Smith, im Smith, Mike Smith, Peggy Smith, Thomas Smith, nm Snodsmsth, Roger Snaver, Susan Somers, David Saucey, Sandra Sauclen, Mary Southard Ron Sowels, Chris Spivy, Vontulla Spock, Glenda Stamour, Marcel Stanich Carol Starks, Pie Steelman, Charlie Stevenson, Georgionne Stevenson, Bob Sticknye Ellen .Su R .1 gy x, K, K , o l i l x 9-'Q' 'W , y a , .3 , I , 1 N fl' ' 4 ' 1 f- l ' , .. . :ef Whrwllliil Kr-a ' J ,Q , ,,, N Q . ,, alll. A I -limi Iliih. l , .i BI, A . l 0 I' J ti - In S' Smith, Marsha t7 an Q vu l C' l fr ,G y I Ya X i , ,Q ' X 1 I 'wi Q1 'fl sf J 2' ,- MA 4 J f I 1 9 K ll ' W N A A A T 5 i . 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Y 77 N 1 ' -A .. if xx., fi ez -'J' .MM ,. L K L , xv J Upton, Eddie Vandagrilf, Bill Vaught, Jim Vernon, Sharron Vied, Sandy Vore, Jeanette Voss, Mary Wagner, Joe Wagner, Kathy Wagoner, Don Walker, Lorene Walker, Roger Wall, Pat 'l .41 Walls, Bruce fl :L , Walsh, Matt ' I Walton, Gerald ' K 5 Ward, Bill Ward, Jerry Washburn, George -v , ev- ,va Waters, Gloria If Watson, Jeanne fl 'J ' Y Watson, Julie A A I ., i l Watson, Nancy Waugh, Tommie Weaver, Mark , Wheeler, Howard Wheeler, Jae l , kj White, Dave -'A' 'th D white, Kathy ' 2 ,. White, Steve White, William Whitehead, Joann Williison, Linda rv, ' eg Y Willard, Nancy s ii 'K ff ' ..- if-23' J J W ' A X J 3 before or after the game forg, the tastiest treat in town' Before or after the ball game . . . or for a A' 1:t E Zz' '::1:1lf': tasty snack anytime . . . bring your date to xr'----- McDonald's. Enjoy the goodness of V McDonald's Hamburgers made of 100'Za pure beef, government inspected and ground V' fresh daily. They're served hot off the grill ezzll W' on toasted bun. Here at McDonald's you EEEEE1 I V,y11,:.,L 5 tlyu get fast, cheerful, courteous service . . . .. plenty of parking . . . no car hops . . . no il .'A4 A' V :'.1.. , ...-1' tipping . . . the tastiest food in town at . '.', 4:5531 .-- .- '- ' ' I n :Sr-L , prices that please. jg.. is psf at .. D -' Zzll look for the golden arches! W M Do nal d' Q 810 North Perry Throughout the kaleidescope of sporting events at Northern, we have caught, momentarily, fleeting glimpses of something we hadn't realized before. We have seen things we didn't know existed, and have wondered at their obscurity. We have seen our team in the mud and rain,inthe snowand sunshine, we have seen them fight proudly, determindly, fiercly, to hold an honor that they won long ago. They are the em- bodiment of what we are, what they achieve for us represents what we are capable of achieving for our- selves. The sweat and effort poured out relentless in the grueling demand of daily practice, is what it is that has made them great, and subsequently, made us alive. SPCRTS ,4 U., v ,aft tx r '4 2bOl5.L ,. . ...,,.., , -1-Q., l . .'1:f's::f-f'L'3f'S7Q?:?12gf-55 f 2-53131217 51,3223 Iv-:-:ll .- Yi ': '4. 'Q Tr'-' f :-.43-352 - ' 'A - . . , - 5-A -.'. T '-fwf2f -ffff1- -1 -if - ' 'Q ' ff it ? U X libel' . Q , .QB v ly ,C!... Eff ,VA4 , f 2 1 t ' , , 4 , F ' , 2 QQ rf' ' 3 . ,J - ,x A ,bn Ai ,EV 1 ,Q , ..-1, Ss Xv- ,Q , .V 4, f I , H f V v-. C Y. .LG Sir! , Q, ,AM qw., Q - -. :f-Y -'b-1-:sss'- ff'- E!??!D'? .2a. .e' ' ' ' Griclclers Gain Winning Ways 1 1 uf 74 , f ir . 1.1 -7+ 1 . , , r 5 fl Q . , . 4, j1 ,:'jI - , . ' Push Harder, Huskies! Harder! This is a familiar cry from Coaches Dave build up their playing technique The players use this sled to help them in Schmidt and Tom McCormick as the Huskies use the seven man sled to help blocking and muscle control in preparation for the actual game. Loclier-room sessions with the coach, nu' merous plays the team must not only learn but execute as well, and long, tire- some practices are only a part of Varsity Squad character building. Practice after practice, inter-squad scrimmage, running, tacklingjblocking and,passing - all went together to help us win the first of the Big 3 victories. There were defeats, but through ever game there emerged the spirit of true sportsmanship and relentless effort that gave excitement to all the gridiron battles of the season. 168 1491 The ,limmy Dey trophy was presented to Coach Dave Schmidt after the Huskies won their first game of the season as they defeated Waterford Township by a score of I3-O This victory broke the thirteen game losing streali for PNH i 1 8 at The members ol the Varsity Football Squad are: lst row: Dan Voyner, Boyd Cryer, Tim Lorenzen, Mike Hardy, Greg Fraiser, Bruce Tippin lCoptainj, Chris Giles, Bob Harris, Keith Deaton, Mike Souden, Nick Loulakis, Allen Morris 2nd row: Tony Delarasa, Dan Couture, Carl Harrison, Tom Meyers, Jim Corr, Huskie halfback Dana Coin l20l appears to be giving quarterback Bruce Tippen ll0l a push as he eludes the outstretched arms of a Central player. As Tippen tried to reverse field to escape from onrushing Chiefs he was trapped and hit for a four yard loss on the play. It was a close game as we lost to our cross-town rival Pontiac Central I4-9, ees:-sw 44 s s S 5 flxlfrfx X Q 'vi X 'fit so 1 'gi Aw sf We M , ,, ,, FOOTBALL SCORES PNH OPP Troy ................ 7 I3 Flint Northwestern .,,.... 0 20 Walled Lake ........... 0 27 Farmington ............ O 8 Mt. Clemens ........... 7 2l Waterford ............. l3 O Port Huron ............ I9 l2 Waterford Kettering ...... 6 0 Pontiac Central ......... 9 T4 Dan Bushy, Ken Smith, Bob Johnson, Bob Baker, Steve Rendo, Bob Page, Herc Renda, Assistant Coach, Ted McConnell, Manager 3rd row: Mr. McCormick, Assistant Coach, Ron Rayner, Dennis Sheilds, Frank Laflerty, Frank Harper, Jim Chase, Tom Kelly, Jim Rick, Troy Bell, Dana Coin, John Backalucus, Don Dunn, Bill Curtis, Bob Page 4th row: Mr. Schmidt, Coach. 169 , Y. Practice is the Key Yhe key word for all Pontiac Northern Huslraes sports ls proctlce. During these rnages durlng which the more experlenced players usually come out on top. long hours of toll the Varsity squad challenges the J V team to many scrirn- The Varsity squad spends many turing hours on the Huslnes' practice field. The struggle wos hord, the wlll to win was strong, and Northern The Huskies patiently waited to meet their opponents and, though pulled through ln the end Thus ns how it happened as Pontiac plagued by mud and rain, they broughthornea victory over Northern took their third vuctory agolnst Waterford Kettering. Waterford Ketterung. -X4 . I Sl a X15 ,Of . .- -.,-. I V. My ' 11111, s 1 , . W sh ' 5 X, -A if ,, S P' , rl , A 170 4 2 ' , Q W . it . J- .9 L , if-gag-1'. V? 3 ? 1 I Q ' f 5 V, 3 s i i ,Y ,I 1 .- ,' .r v-- . , I A ' I Pl .f , ,,,. -' ' , . 4 1 'l 5 A .. 4,505 ' ' ' . I ,QQNJ ' X '1-:L,.m. xv -1-1. ', ' 4 ,ny if -V NWS!-V ,Iv --:fi-my 4,571 , X 4 . f .L . vw , .x 4 4 ' Ls., n t . X. v.,.1 'av' Sn' M .4 4, 50 'au' - AR m 1 :H mf ' ,'vf4- -1 .s 4 -,,f.g',', 409' Perfection Through Coordination I I VARSITY BASKETBA LL SCORES Flint Southwestern . Highlanil Park .,.. Port Huron Northern. . . Roseville ....., Pontiac Central , . Walled Lake ...,. Waterford Township Farmington .,.... Walled Lake , . . Ann Arbor ..,... Catholic Central. . . Waterlord ,... Farmington ..... Pontiac Central . . . PortHuron ..,.. East Detroit .,.. r u. 1 -.1 - PNH OPP. 56 64 33 47 69 64 56 BI 57 82 80 50 6l 58 52 22 s 2 4 45 63 5 ' 4 as 76 , ,Q N 4 .1 51 Bl I ' .. 1, r -,V ' 63 84 45, A 1 fjxrra. its , 55 57 A ' K- 5 47 A9 wif.: . A 4l 54 72 70 I The Varsity Basketball team consists ot. lst row: Dana Coin, Kenny Mozer, Bob Harris, captain, Larry Brye, 49 76 Jim Hester. 2nd row Torn Webb, Jack Brown, Mark Bleckley, Mike Clancy, Archie Powell, Keith Deaton ' 3rd row: Mr. Hall, Solomon Moore, Don Hayward, Dennis Jordan, Cary Richmond Missinq Bob Traylor Behind the scenes ol the action on the basketball court are the tired, sweating players in the locker room. The plays are discussed and muscles relaxed as they await the action ol the final hall of the game. 5 a since the season-opener. 1 1 I - , lv Q X ., - . - Jim Hester drives toward the basket to make one ol his many held goals ol the season against Walled Lake Jim lound o path through the outstretched arms ot his opponents to make 2 points He had ll points while making his ltrst start 7 1. 1 rs' Q '4 . A . I -- 1 173 -.H :,, ., ,.., - 'if 1 . 1 i 5 i 4 I l P il, eller glam e iff med lense QUVES iolhr' aSPPl' iinlll lopllif pIOU'l X i 1 Coach Mr. Hull gives his Huslmie Bcslretbcll ployers a pep toll: during time out. Mr, HolI's lriendly encouragement brings boclr spirit and light to the tecm. Huskies! Captain Bob Harris l22l appears to be stepping on his opponents toes os he clashes lorword to make another basket. 'Get that iump-ball the crowd screams cs Larry Frye l34l out lumps his Woterlord opponent und hits the bull into the hands of 0 lellow teum member. l .13 -wwii 5...- I v-of ! -?r-G we-H' 2. Rick Rohney, Captain ol the .l,V Basketball team, appears to be cringing at the sight ot the needle as he receives his tlu shot. The boy grips the ball tight in his hand, and his fingers curve awkwardly around the ridged sides. He licks his dry lips and glances nervously at the referee. The signal comes, and with it comes as- surance as up, up, up through the air and into the basket the ball moves smoothly without the use of the backboard for another Northern point. He is a Junior Varsity player. He is new, but he is learning. He is ci future star. The Junior Varsity Basketball team consists ot, Row l: Rick Rhon Darrell Dinkins, Mark Cook, Stan Allison, Roberty Traylor. 3rd row: Ken Jahnke, Elmer Ellsworth. Missing are Gerald Mclieever, Charles J.V.'s Show PromiS9 J.V. basketball player Gerald McKeever has out-iumped his opponent in an attempt to muke o basket. The J.V.'s have struggled hard to win their games and also to become o member ot the Varsity squad ey, Leon Chisrn, John Russell. 2nd Row: Mr. McCormick, Coach, Craig Deaton, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Ross, student manager, PNH OPP. Flint Southwestern . . . . 58 53 Highland Park . . . . AI 40 Port Huron .... . 79 44 Roseville ....... , 56 54 Pontiac Central . . . . 60 71 Walled Lake .... . 59 46 Waterford Farm lngton Walled Lake Ann Arbor Catholic Central Waterford Farmington Pontiac Central Port Huron East Detroit e ifif Q e U tml? mty WM ' ' 4 'z'-3:15f:f?1-26153 1, Building forthe Future 123 tgfr , if x X75 .Q After a long season ol hard playing football the Huslae s J V team are ready to advance to the Varstty squad They have had many a thrullung game thus PNH OPP Roseville Royal Oak Dondero Walled Lake Farmington Mt Clemens Waterford Central Port Huron year and have added to the school splrnt Shown In the above plcture as a Huslue puntung on the lourth down IH an excttung and vnctorlous game The hustllng JV s were eager to compete for posntlons on the held and play to the best of thelr ablhty tn hopes that rn the future they would earn the rnght to trade tn thelr J V umforms for those of the Varstty Squad and move up un the athlettc world at Northern fullback John Casanova The JV Football team conslsts at lst row Tom Kay Ellnx Oklmenon Dennls Mclaughltn Jtm Lavadere Craig Deaton Bull Dlllon Mark Weuck John Casanova Tom Smtth Chuck Brando 2nd row Joe Oherre Elmer Ellsworth Percy Frank Dove Whnte Leon Chlsm Jlm Collin RaIphMonroe Garywheeler Tom Waugh Darrel Matteson Larry Wilson John Wnlson Gary McConnell Manager Mr Wilson Coach 3rd row Mr Puzza Assistant Coach Mr Thomas Assnstant Coach Ken Sands Tom LaCaurse Bob York Jlm Norberg Larry Stmonu Jim Vaught Bob Wang Ken Jahnlme Bull Backalulmus Henry Kern Paul Cole man Dan Hutchenson B A5 9'-Zi.Q 9.1, -.-49' we vu 30 '52 Sl ,xr - 'Ref , , ' 1 r' . - - I J, l .. . A. Q A 1 4 7' . 4 l -I ' V . . , . . . A . V ' ' ...................... 7 I8 Q ' - -' o I8 E ' ' . ' ..................... 7 I3 1 . ............,....... 7 I3 ' 13 7 ' Wolerlord Kellerlng -----'--------- 0 Coach A.J. Wilson explains the techniques necessary to win the game to . V I I U , , A I 4 . V . V .M A I A I , I V r I . I .r l og ' ' I rl, M inf: , i, . . J ' in ww f M s. -V -f,- R , 54 ll to G Q 5 33 1 s A 6 S Q 2 tl ft at Q? as Z: at SU ' A0 70 J 72 JI 75 Z tx X ITT fra. i 45 K f ff A l Seniors Nick Ochoo and Dave Kaye are shown in one of Northern's excitin .1 9 cess and without the time which was spent in practice runs they would have Cr ss-C t t ,Th f ' o oun ry mee s erunners acedrnany abstocleson their road to suc- Three cheers for the corss-country team! This year they proved beyond a doubt that they have mastered the art of running over rugged trails and through deep gulleys. The struggles, aches, pains and long hours of toil and sweat paid off in the exciting moments of the following meets. Victory came at the finish line as the team gave their all for Northern, winning the Inter- Lakes League title, capturing the regional crown, and placing fourth in state championship competition. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES PNH OPP. Waterford Kettering , . I9 38 Walled Lake ..... 28 28 Farmington . . 28 27 Waterford .... 22 40 Pontiac Central . . 27 28 Milford invitational . . . . 4th out of l6 schools All Oakland .......... . . 7th out of 20 schools Oakland University Relays. . . . . 9th out of l6 schools Redford Invitational ..... . . 3rd out of l2 schools Inter-Lakes ....., . . Regionals. . . . . lst out of 4 schools lst out of 23 schools State Finals . . . , 4th place in the state I l 178 never achieved that success. M a s te rs of ll 'Y- The Cross Country team has manythingstohe proud of this year as indicated by their Lexicon many trophies. The senior members of the team with their proud coach, Mr. Osler, llitmn nl are Dave Johnson, Dave Ka e, Dave T d I D ' l Y 'D'-'5 0 0. ave Pruett, and Nicli Ochoa. Ptnitm W ,X 'AMI' A.-I M .-4 4' f qw,-fti I gl 's 9. The following people are members ol the Cross Country teom: lst row: Dove Johnson, Dove ,0- Pruett, Dove Kay, Steve Spiller, Dove Trousdale, Nick Ochoo 2nd row D Featherstone, ly Cobb, RON PGSS, Mike Coll, Mork Koy, Darrell Dinkins 3rd row Dennis Cherry, Manager, Gary Lawrence, Mark Cook, Shermon Howard, CT. Bryant, Bill Moore, Dave Gibson, Mr Osler Northern's stor Cross-Country runner, Nick Ochoo, as keeping in shape by otter school proctuce sessions He hos won an Allfonterence title and hos proven essentiol to the team These long hours ol practice th e R u g g ed Te rra i n .O G QU' ht Cross-Country runner Dave Koye hos just crossed over the finish line os Bill fourth best in the State All Northern seniors os welt as team members will Willson times him. Our Cross-Country teom has proven to be the best in Ieove with many fond memories ol o greot ond victorious season ond the un Pontiac, the best in our Inter-Lakes Conlerence, the best in our Region ond derclassmen will hove o gool which will be hord to better 170 4: ,, ... ,Alum ' sv 'A' 'its rwd- i i I t 5 :g,..5 - f - Y H .,, ,, vm V T--+ ' Effvguyp-P ,,..f -, u 4 -.-V-fifg,-1.2-Li-sf-fi-ir:fd-52-7-'b .-:1:I'-.2..-L+.-It:-.-' '+I -'H - ': .17 1705-' JZ-Jf.':22 1 3. ,N -'.siL5+:gr4iQf'-::-'-1e-+'l-fi :-:5 -g12,,.g3 1.15: QI:-Zfcg. ff-.'-H 1!- ' -fpffzy, ,- 'Z' .,ff:f.g,.,yf: 'Q-5p,'f',, I , - -7- - . V ..f .. ---'Un . ,- Y.-,, -- - -.J-.--A ,ffgg-,-3g,M - gn Z-,,,Y ff 1 ,ag j I, K V F' Y . U W1 i min? IWW M: in g ev, --1 li Matmen Show Strength and Skill WRESTLING l965f66 Northern Opponent I 27 Kettering I6 AI Part Huron Northern 5 30 Berkley ll 28 Farmington l6 I Q 9 Walled Lake 29 20 Pontiac Central 20 36 Waterlord 8 25 Flint Northwestern I5 29 East Detroit 9 29 Roseville 9 U Owosso Invitational Owosso 96 Lansing Eastern 76 Pontiac Northern 70 Olmemos 65 Jaclrson 45 Arthur Hill 13 Oakland County Wrestling Tournament-Sth place ol l6 u..- ,92- fff ' f K: I lr - . 1 - . , t E s t ' . V I S The Pontiac Northern Matmen are as follows: Row I: James Corr, Frank Lat- terry, Jett Jones, Bruhce Tippen, captain, John Willson, Dennis Farnsworth, 2nd row: John Knibbs, Jon Phillips, Ben Moon, Bill Green, schools Conference-2nd place Hester, Ed Upton. State Regional-2nd ploce Wrestling is the sweat dripping down your body during long, victory, Strength and perseverance hoveproducedthe strong team achieved success, A Huslrie wrestler has scored a two-point predicament hold to assist the team in its will to win, by which the l l llg CFD? de if guy tiring practices, Wrestling is an early curfew, a frustrating diet, and bitter doses of disappointment when your team loses the meet. But wrestling is also the excitement of winning the match, a proud hand-shake from an admiring partner, andthe cheering of the crowd as you walk away from tl'-e mat victorious. matmen this year were underclcrssmen and coaches Bill Willson and Lee Dietricli spent many hours giving pointers to the new team members. ,J XX , x. K.. R 1 ., 34:59 1. '55 -rf? J, .-L, , ff 22312 .,,, , .:f' is 1 ar ,sp 1 i i , iz 4- ' ' e 1 1 i H-L UU! r . b Q' .XQQJSAZA Af. '21, 2 gk- --fiweigf--'l g 57:1 ,lf -P51 '-?,?-QQJZ 9 .Tvligq Jjggwl!313,5:M15QgijvA.2,g,l,:y'21, A , K f .gl ,:jff':'-'ff' ,, 9 ' V A f 4 - - - '.... - - 4 2, 1' 'L 94.1 , 1 ,. Aw w ,,1l-- 4 ' f- LV, HM-., f ,- Q? - ,fp . ,, vc.-':,f 1 , Q'-+1 wif Q I 'A H M52 ,3., ,Vw-,Q f,-- Q I a f ' X F55 2 1iEf'?f Q nffif- 'f2f,f:1-'.4' U , 'V 7 37- tw . Tilf'?fP-. 2? 'f,?.- Ex. tiff? '10 '4'9:0:yv-ww ., . v '.. - 4 5615, , - Q-Q1 , 24, X, XS 1 5 1 Q, V, ,P 0 f llflfo sl 'U'-!!f - S- Q F.,? .'es'm'f.,. , ' i - .wg X X1' W CAP Amis' KNEE Bob Horns Bruce Lppen BGSHBNJCH C0P'U'n Football Captain Nick Od100 Richard Kuhn 1 N s ' 4 A Cross-Country Captain Swimming Captain Rick Rhoney JV B B Captain Al Benson Jim Hester Tennis Captain Golf Captain Craig Denton J.V. Football Captain . A i 2 i ii fi 2 i i 5 i i 1, i i i i L i L i i Q T r i i v'- '1'3A4i!'ET'?1'5' W 1 R I 1, 'xx 'W X M 2 aw ff Bn . ,. f X J rv Q mlgbv L xf ,ji ,T ' ,JF A, .ff .1,- -r' 0 I 2 4 4 ' z.l.l..x: :Mi :Q ijt-L A it GO BIG RED . . . is a familiar cry from the Northern swimmers. The victory yell was heard alter the team won their first meet of the season, The Huskies work close together and are led by a team captain whose responsibility is to keep the team spirit alive. Tif- ii-M, RED ev-..,,,. During a practice swim alter school, the Northern Candy Stripers compete against each other to build their strengthloran actual meet. The swimmers on the sidelines are patiently waiting for their turns to swim. Wet hair and water in your eyes, sixteen laps and two hours a night, blue-green water that surrounds the mighty splash of your first chilling dive, pouring sweat even in the icy water that speaks of the effort to perfect the power of a final thrust: this is swimming, this is victory, -fs QL? The Swim lectm C0f'5l5l5 Oli ROW l' Mr' -lolm MOVGCIUT C00Clt, HGYVY MGVVWM backer, Paul Schneider, Mr John Goodwin, coach. Row 3. Frank Yedlin, Richard Brute Wells, LUVVY Geeclh GCIVY Englemoft. Bill Johnson, Paul lO0S9, Cl1fiS Skill- Kuhn, captain, Dave Hardman, Bob Bragon, Darryl Hinson, Rick Adomitis, Steve man, Gary Hamilton, Jim Moore. Row 2: Kris Verway, Mike Harroun, Leigh yedlmr Gmy Cone, Crwg Sanderson. Dushane, Jim Harrison, Ken Hughes, Carl Hiller, Don McGeen, Dave Penny- x 185 l i 1 s 4 Z, , , E, T S l l I r i K .asfffla . A4 i 4 J c 1 , ,. 4 1 ,, V, :..,. ,g -, 5 1 1 n' 1 1 14 Su flu I: iii y , i E i l i i ,,zz,.g,... .. 4 ,f-A' -:fn xref' S. 'i I 'ya ,i an .. ., f l. Arg , 4 9, -M, - I .1 fiif'.7 .- L .Ms ' , LW, V1.4 ' ' A f+'5 's- 'Wt'f-f'fr4 ' Nba, up, fi? f 139, W Don Tinson, a senior golfer, spends many ol his lree hours at the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course. These long practice sessions are lor bath the benelit of his own game and the betterment ol the team. Along with the actual practice on the course many hours are spent on improving muscle control and learning new and better techniques Tee Off to Victory '11, Q ' I I 'L 'Q V rg -U' +2 Jelf Ledford, o student at Northern, is shown as he prepares to drive on the green ol the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course, Hard work has improved his game. GOLF SCHEDULE 1965-66 Qucdrangular-At PHN Farmington - Stevenson - Walled Lake - Pontiac Northern Quadrangular-At Stevenson Farmington - Waterford - Northern - Stevenson Quodrangular'At Walled lake Farmington W Waterlord - Northern - Walled lake Quadrangular-At Waterford Walled Lake - Stevenson - Northern - Waterlord Berkley-Northern St. Freds-Northern Pontiac Central-Northern Kettering-Northern West Bloomfield-Northern Roseville-Northern Rochester-Northern Pontiac Press Invitational State Regional State Meet 1-f 4 , 'hi Z if li v. ,nv ,I t ri its we Z .fig - f,,l,Yi1U I Every night you can see the golfteam practice. Every night after school you can see Mr. Willson coach his team. If you watch very closely you can even see the player's form, technique, skill and accuracy improve. You can see a game won, you can see the trophy earned. But what you can't see i9 perhaps what is the most important: the change within a person after he has set a goal and achieved it, the bond that is formed between teammates, and the sense of achievement gained after bringing honor to the player and his school, or the price a coach feels when he knows that he has not only taught a boy a game, but has helped 4, -K E Igvy I ' -'wr'-ff'-f W , 'f -.. f coiff - A 1 f - A 9Ql .ao f '- - . 1 a -n.. 4-' to shape his character. ' W -if funn. .. ' -K . ,xxx f ,fgzys it Slug ,5 ,rv ff. A ,ff A W- . Y . -,. Z ,I , , ,I A if ar Q- ' ., .2 ' 'finer ' . ,, 0 , , .. s ,- , , ., s . 1131, V 7 . 3 1 4 ., A lhis seasons golf team consists of not only returning lettermen but also some promising underclassrnen, The members are Mr. Willson, coach, Eddie Deaton, Earl Oltesvig, Jim Hester, Jaclr Brown and Dave Durham f Pontiac Northern student Jim Hester is putting on the green of the Pontiac Municipal Golf Course, This is where Northern's golfing experts do all their experimental practice, After long, deep concentration the golfers try to improve their skill in this inspiring sport. Good equipment is a neces- sity in golf for the weightand shape of the clubs will effect the final score. Neither rain, snow, nor sleetwill keep our golfmen off the course, f .9 , - , ,+I L r .'-1 ,N,. 'N -r i Ts, fr Tennis team coach, Mr. Stan Rogell, gives Captain A Benson some pointers on good grip and proper torm techniques, The coach and captain work together as ci unit to bring about precision and accuracy to the team. Members ot the tennis team are: lst rowi Keri Hughes, Steve Yedlir bl Sentra!- Chrvs Skillman, Dave Lemke. 2nd row: Mr, Rogell, fO0ChtMf1Ufi'Sl0f-9, Kris Break the deucep 1 Scott Hudson, an up and coming member at the team, practices his side arrn swing, Tenn is, like all other sports, becomes o basic port ot lite for the participating members Tennis season begins with the shove-ling of late-winter snow to clear the courts for the many hours of grueling practice. As the winter comes to a close, and the hot sun brings summer near, the sweaty netters play on. The three things for which the tennis team is striving are coordination, strength and skill. Through their many hours of practice they must not only work to improve the smoothness and unity of team effort. Verway, Scott Hudson, Mike Call, Marty Stewart. 3rd row: Leslie Pourchel, Bob Laflin, Norm Roggow, Amos Johnson, Gerald Walton. 188 t t ' L Vllig ters W 19 As tmer ritltl skill, wort 1, Bon t win the set of the team. They live for the coming al spring. un. TENNIS SCHEDULE t X was ' l i May lo, i966 Northern Stevensor Harrie 1 l Y Moy 20,1966 Northern Farmington A-wc, I l May 24,1966 Northern Water-lorc L Nc, 'I F l May 27,1966 Northern Stevenson A-na, ,l Q t Oct 13,1966 Northern Walled Late L-wa, f 1 L Mike Call, a tumor on the team, practices good technique ana drive whtctw wil carry him through the many matches ot the season Team cooperation and in divtdual skill lead to achievement and victory l Tennis team captain AI Benson practices his technique in the gymn before the actual , tennis season opens. Tennis team members await anxiously the lirst sign of spring , and the melting of snow ofl the courts. r ,.7.,, ,,g,,,,, -..W . -- .-4 f,.,,1.,.,.. In l 44, 1 -..r. ui. i l l-..l AR g Y,,a Bcitmen of Northern f 4. ,,,, Our team is losing and defeat may be near Coach AJ. Wilson comtemplates the situation and ponders over a solution to bring the team to a victorious game, As Mr, Wilson's face shows, the worries of a coach are many. A win is in the air and hope for victory is riding Of' the enthuiluim lf0lT1 the dugout The players Members oi the baseball team are lst row: Art Green, Dennis Messer, Tom Meyers, Larry Frye Ken Mazor, Jim in the dugout me ie,-,se as another teqm membe, Chase. 2nd row: Ridi Rhoney, Nick Loulalris, James Whitehead, Tony Delarosa, Bob Fullms, Keith Deaton, AJ, Wilson, goes po but coach 3rd row' Gary Buxton, Darryl Durham, Jim Rich, Bob Balmer, ArtJaclrson, Bruce Kilmer, Steve Rendo. As the sun poured downaon the hot prac- tice field, the players worked harder and harder to perfect the smoothness of a special play. They could almost hear the cheering of the crowds grid the Coll of the umpire, they could see, as if it were the real game instead of practice, the fantastic double-play, the home-run, the run that scored. They were a deter- mined team, a team that gave all it had, and spent countless hours preparing for a victory of which their school would be proud. They were all-baseball, they were all-men, they were Northern. 190 'Q' E 134 F .Q Agility, Co-ordination, Flexibility Behind both o boy's victories and losses stand his parents, as they watch him grow ond develop through hard practice. Below, a lother shows his interest in his son, by being there at his moment of victory. High iumping is a port ol trocli in which one must exercise extreme care. Since high jumpers have to raise themselves quite a distance alt the ground, they must K Twisting muscles, grinding teeth and strong determination are what it takes tor members ol the track team to reach their peak tor the beginning ofthe season. Many hours of Iimbering-up are required before speed and coordination can be blended together in readiness lor competition During the many hours of practice traclrmen strive to build their muscles and stamina into the sharp tools by which their next meet will be won. Members ol the track team are lst row. Dennis Cherry, Dave Gibson, Bill Wood- worth, Lewis Bradley, Ted Mills, Claude McCathern, Dennis Davis 2nd row John Russell, Milne Hartung, Bob Bragon, Paul Harris, Jim Overton, Ralph Monroe, Mark Kay, Bill Moore. 3rd row. Sherm Howard, Eddie Jones, Solomon Moore, Bob Harris, Paul Ross, Nicli Ochoo, Dave Pruett, Ath row- Mr Pizza, coach, Mr Osler, coach, Dave Kay, Dove Johnson, Bill Waldbillig, Mel Cole, Dennis Janczorcli, Dick Tuclier, Mr. Renda, coach, leorn how to land without being hurt. All parts ol track require not only speed, but also ci good deal of coordination. Qs. X, c 'X --.f --r t -..V . v , 31... ,- i 1 .igflen reifll' 5 , A.l--wu- s-A--ad 'K' Swimming is one ot the main intramural sports Swimmers who enioy swimming but may not have the time doily for practice ofthe swim team may compete in the intramural program. Above, the swimmers make ready for the starting plunge into the pool andthe excitement ot competition Variety Produces Interest Another Intramural sport is thot ot gymnastics Earl Oltesvig, a senior gymnast, is going into o lront somersoult dismount on the parallel bars, This leot requires mony hours of diligent practice to acquire proficiency. 2. L Mr. Hinkle as in charge ot all intromurol sports, those with competition only with' inthe school He spends many hours with the participating students in this prof gram, Above, he checks o swimmefs time .fl c, f thglrl fell l grille ,e mW .me .MW il i lo' 6 .Q mind ,wtf .pilef x 11 .U vm -' ,ii If :lm '01 t ii F Y 3 ,L fs. ,, i ii 'tt ?l-i i , 2 ,J 2 7'f'y spur -'flhlll ig bflltfogri Wlmity wllillllgr llluefll in lllt inlm M ltusl: ftividwlh Will Us my tlver, the llle Ol in vllql in le llelhurql llle 'Mtn llbflllerr lie stung onlY'll nh S P if .,- - ....,. l xi -i The fleXl 9 Of muscles, the grip of a hdndr Gnd the bend of the bar are the components which blend togetherfor 0 successful workout on the parallel bars. The intramural program is based gn variety in physical activity. Physi- gol activity encompasses the workings gi the muscular system as well as those of the mind for the mind must relay messages to the muscles. The activity of the program stimulates a striving for excellance of both the body and the mind. At the right, Earl Olte- vig is demonstrating his skill in execut- ing a pike'support on the parallel bars. Every sport requires practice, and basketball is no exception. The intra- mural program provides an excellent opportunity and invaluable encour- agement for more students to become proficient in this sport. Another facet of the intramural program is home- room basketball. This enables the individual homerooms to exhibit their skill os they compete against each other. The far-reaching effects of this type of inter-school competition are vital in lending an uplifting hand to the morale and spirit of Pontiac the morale and spirit of Pontiac Northern. -....1n.fJ.mm.,vuas. f' The correlation of o variety of acti- vities to form a well developed physi- cal fitness program is the aim of our intramural coach, Mr. Hinkle. Hand- ball, wrestling, basketball, swimming and gymnastics are all a part of the program. The participating students gain valuable experience in physical coordination. Theintramural program is both competitive and non-competi- tive. At the left, three students spend a Saturday morning in the paddle ball court developing their physical strength. Celebrating Our 50th Year in Oakland Lg ity., Co u nty 9 PONTIAC'S ONLY REGISTERED JEWELERS American Gem Society Three Locations To Serve You Pontiac Birmingham Bloomfield 16 W. Huron 162 N. Woodward Miracle Mile FE 2-0294 MI 6-4293 FE 2-8391 E l 42? 7 IH' Z 'I f 1 A 2 1 g 1 .' 1-s.7 ' I CJ , o FORMAL NEVER LooKs BN ORMAL AT OSMUN'S Again this year, the style-setters will come to 0smun's for their formal package. The reason is STYLE. You won't find Dingy jackets or yard-wide trousers in an 0smun's formal outfit. So make sure you get all the style you're paying for. Come in today. 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SIDNEY GILBERT O.D. 333-7871 I FACULTY INDEX Balzarini, Donald 52 Blackford, Betty 50 Borders, Mrs. 49 Brown, Jack 58 Buchanan, John 58,86 Buller, Russell 56 Bunker, Richard 51 Cheek, Glen 64,65 Chiarilli. Anthony 58,59,85 Chuey, Don 64 Church, Mrs. 49 Cook, Beryl 47,104 Corbeil, Joseph 55 Craigmile, David 64,100 Dash, Nancy 61 Dauw, Edward 46 Davis, Judith 60,78,79 Dell, Katie 55,102 INDEX West, Evan 52,53 Welton, Roger 60,80 Hiersma, Mildred 59,92 Wilcox, Clifford 62 williams, Sandra 66 Willson, william 62,103,187 Wilson, Arnold 69,177,190 Nilson Dean 67 Noodin, Pauline 66,83 Woods, Roy Wright Gary 55 SENIOR INDEX Abernathy, Mary 78,14,92 Adomitis, Rick 185,14,8Z Alexander, Chuck 14 Alexander, Larry 78,79,14 Crawford, Diane 87,19,82,80 Cryer, Boyd 136,137,169,85,74 104,92,93 Curtis, Bill 169,19,107,104 Cypret, Janis 89,19 Dalby, Terre 89,19,80 Daniels, Charlene 78,19 Daniels, Jo Ann 19 Danielson, Jack 19 Darling, Karen 78,19 Davidge, Tim 19 Davidson, Randy 104 Davis, Barbara 89,19,82,80 Davis, Danny 19 Davis, Gary 19 Davis, Jerry 149,l51,85,20 Dauenhauer, Geraldine 20 Dauenhauer, Terry 20,83 Beaton, Keith 151,169,173,19D ,l5,19,107 ,91,20,107 Donahue, John 57,100 Duffy, Vernell 46 Dyke, Kay 47,105 Erskine, Mary 55 Ferguson, Kenneth 55,11 Foley, Katherine 59 Friebe, Donald 55 Fussman, Dale 62 Garwold, Alan 62 Gary, Christine 52 Girdley, Billie 47 Goodwin, John 65,185 Gray, Neil 57 Green, Harlan 55 Grubb, Ralph 67 Hall, Dick 62,173,175 Hansen, Judy 5D,51,83 Hinkle, Dennis 61,192 Holzer, Therese 65 Houghton, Marguerite 47 Houts , Mrs . 49 Hull, Raymond S9 Johnson, Ann 47 Johnson, Elden 61 Jones , Mrs . 49 Karageusian, Mike 52 Kawiecki, Leo 55 Keinert,John 59 Lackie, Mary Lou La Course, Mrs. 49 Lee, Elmer 58 Lewis, Graham Lifton, Phillip 68 McCormick , Thomas 68,16 McCracken, Donald 46 Manns , Maturo, Meyer, Mi l ler Moreau Morrow Morse , Neely , Mrs. 49 John 145,51 Evert 52 Katherine John 68,184,185,107 Ann 51 ,James 48 Ann 66 Nichols, Mrs. 49 Noonan, Janice 55 John 68,178,179,191 Osler, Pogano, Joyce 62,63 Payne, Lois 47 Pfaffenberger, Judith 58 Piantiedosie, Penny 51 Pizza, Anthony 68,177,191 Renda , Hercules 51,169,191 Rogell, Stanley 59,188,85 8,169,176 Adkins, Barbara 14 Allen, Donald 14 Alvarado, Mary 14 Anderson, Shiela 78,14 Arnett, Sandy 88,14 Arnold, Jane 14 Ashley, Joe 14 Babb, Monte 14 Bach, Bill 14 Baile Jerr 8 4 Y, .Y 8,1 Bailey, Sue 146,79,77,14,92,93,113 Baldwin, Alma 14 Banes, Dewey 14 Barnes, Gary Baroky, Rosie 14 Barr, Matthew 88,14 Barrett, Bill 15 Batey, Jerry 15,104 Batten, Wayne 15 Bays, Christine 15 Bell, Carolyn 74,15,113 Bell, Troy 169,74,15,107 Benscoter, Andrea 15 Benson, Allan 136,138,139,149,188,189, 183,85,15,16,101,99,92,93 Berkley, Shirley 88,15 Betzing, David 79,15 Beutler, Rita 15 Bexell , Chris 138,11,85,79,77,15,95,92, 93,96,208 Beyer, Dianne 15 Bigger, Lawana 89,15 Bills, Arlene 15,83 Blevins , Nancy 86,B4,85,78,74,92,83 Blom, Mike 15 Blust, Gayle 15 Boehmer, Margaret 15,83 Boeneman, Margaret 15 Boersma, Marilyn 87,78,16 Bower, Bernard 16 Bowers, Tony 16 Box. Don 16 Box, Patricia 16 Brash. Bonnie 16 Brasseur, Roger 88,16 Brazaski, John 16 BY'00kS , Floyd 79,16,107,100,101 Brown, Donna 7B,17,102 Brown, Helen 17,80 Brunmeier, Sandra 74,17,92 Bryant, Lorraine 17 Burnett, Pete 17 Bushey, Dan 169,17 Rose, Bill 52,531,103 Roush, Beryl 62 Schmidt, David 69,139,168,169 Schreiner, Gail 57 Seabolt, Alonzo 60,82 Butler, Gregg 85,78,79,74,17 Butler, Sue 17 Byers, Carol 17 Byrd, Mike 17 Caffentgis, Chris 17 Sellgren , Judy 69 Shelton, Mrs. 49 Shepler, Roger 67 Snyder, Leslie 48 Stefano, George 68,69 Stephen, James 62 Callahan, Charles 88,17 Callender, Gerald 17 Campbell, Donna 17 Canady, Ed 18 Cantu, John 18 Carson, Jud 8 Stephens, Warren 54,55 Sturgeon, William 53 Swanson, Helen 55 TaPP, Dorothy 47,105 Taylor, Howard 48 Taylor, William 53 Temple. Robert 65 Termarsch, Mrs. 49 Thill, Ronald 62 Thomas, Arthur 69,177 Thomas, Madeline 61 Tomlinson, Pamela Tousley, John 6fJ,76,7B,79 wa99, Harold 48 Wargelin, Philip 46 .V 1 Chase, Jim 1s9,19o,1s Chittick, Marilyn 18,104 Cinque, Margie 18 Clancy, Kathleen 78,18 Classon, Pam 138,89,1B,95 Clark, Cheryl 18 Clauson, Lance 7B,79,18 Coin, Dianne 86,87,85,18,92,112,113 Collins, Ken 85,79,77,18 Comstock, Bill 88,18,82,a0 Cook, Sue 18,94,95,92,93 CDUII, Marilyn 151.91,18,108,109,106,80,113 Copeman, Sheryl 89,18,105 Coward, Bob 19 Cox, Linda 91,19 Cox, Peggy 19 DeClute, Mary 151,85,77,74,20,92,93 DeHaven, Dale 20 De Jarlais, Sue 20 Delgado, Henrietta 20 Dempsey, Carolyn 74,20,102,101,95,208 Dexter, Tom 20 Dibble, Lee Ann 20 Dickerson, Mark 85,21 Dillingham, Fay 21,105 Dockery, Deral 21 Doyle, Chuck 89,21 Drake, James 21 Drenkhahn, Halter 21 Dugan, Bill 21 Dunn, Don 169,21,107 Dura, Sam 21,107 Durham, Darryl 190 Durham, Dave 187 Dutton, Robert 88,21 Eaglen, Donna 21 Eastman, Judy 89,22 Edgar, Dan 22 Ellis, Tun 85,79,77,Z2 Emory, Randee 22 Ervin, Lonnie 74,22,92,80 Fair, Gladys 22 Farstvedt, Jerry 22 Farnsworth, Dennis 181,22 Featherstone, Jeanne 91,77,22,102 Featherstone, Lois 22 Felice, Linda 89,22 Ferguson, Judy 88,22 Fisher, Dan 22 Froeber, Cathy 89,22 Frye, Larry 173,175,190,22 Frye, Ronald 22 Furguson, Margaret 22,104 Furney, Joyce 22 Gain, Jim 22 Gaines, Karen 89,22 Garza, Kenny 22 Gauthier, Bernie 23 Gidley, Jude 85,23,B3 Gilbert, Larry 23,100 Giles, Chris 169,23,107,80 Gilroy, Bob 23,100 Giminez, Adele 142,143 Giroux, Cecelia 91,23,102,112 Glascock, Jim 23 Glass, Doug 23 Glover, Donna 78,77,23 Godfrey, Larry 23 Gomez, Gloria 23 Gonzales, Manuel 25 Gonzales, Nick 23 Goode, Bonnie 23 Goodrich, Cheryl 23,105 Gouch, Cheryl 23 Green, Art 190,88,23 Green, Connie 74,23,83 Gruno, Dennis 88,20,23 Gutzke, Janet 89,24 Hagadone, Gary 24 Hall, Steve 24 Hamblin, Linda 24,102 Hamilton, Gary 185,24 Hampartzoomian, Mary 91,85,77,74,24,104, 99 Hancock, Brenda 24 Hancock, Michael 24 Hardman, Tom 24,104 Harper, Frank 169.24 Harris, Bob 139,169,173,l75,191,183,24 Harris, Carol 137,87,79,77,74,24,l04, 95,92,96 Harrison, Karl 24,169 Harroun, Mary 149,91,77,74,24,108,109 Harroun, Sandra 24,99 Harsch, Ronald 24 Hartung, Susan 151,91,77,74,24,110,109 Hassenzahl, Lawanda 78,24,82 202 l K . H A 4 a 1 1 A a a 4 1 ll H ll A ll la Jo la Ja 19 lla JM M M IB! Jon Qld Jud Jeri UM L1. hll. eil, ull, Ml, lm Kiln lim, lin, lim fling lnel' UM, '44, UM W8 W, Uflin lln: Wm We Lnglu Um htm. lenia mf., UM. ldlql Mmm UM. UQ' lliiqg We lmlni Dog lm. T 'Ihr lllkilx 'Wing , i of hm. 'ml V3-:ml gm. Im. i onli' Bliley, no E gwli HHN um, 32 Orvis, David 103.32 Haun, Bill 88,25 Hayes, Nancy 89,25 Haynes, Judy 25 Hays, Barbara Z5 Haacock, Duane 25 Heldberg. Cheryl 79,77,25,99 Henderson, Linda 25 Henry. Calvin 25 Henson. Dan l85,25,82,B0 Hester, Jim 151,173,187,183,85,25,107 Highfield, Charles 26 Hinson, Daryl 26 Hinsberger, Clayton 103,26 Hoenstine, Debra 26.113 Hoig, Sandra Z6 Hoisington, Jearl 88,26 Holcomb, Nancy 26 Holland. Clifford 26 Hood, Maxine 89,26 Howard, Harry 26 Howes, Ruth 74.26 Hughes Loretta 102,26 Humphrls, Robyn 88,26 Hunsaker, Judy 151.9l.77.74,26 Hunt, Bonnie 91,104.26 Huston, Bill 26 Hyde, Roger 26 Iliades. Louis 26 Jackson, Linda 26 Jackson, Theda 89,26 Jahnke, Karen 151,91,110,109,92,27 James, Barb 27,113 Johanson, Sherry 140,149.79,77,105,27 Miller, Frances 30 Mills. Ted 191,103.31 Mix, Jeanne 89,31 Mix, Jim, 31 Moffitt, Larry 31 Moiles, Ruth 31 Monroe. Sue 78.31 Moore, Dave 31 Moore, Jim 185,107.31 Morris. Carolyn 105 Morris, Ruth Ann 86,85,78,74,31 Murphy, Sandra 31 Myre, Marilyn 31 Nadolski, Tom 32 Naylor, Tom 32 Neff, Donna 78,74,32 Neff, Joan 78,82,32 Nelson. Barbara 149,151,91,87,74,92,32 Newcomb, Linda 32 Nichols. Danny 32 Niedjelski, Emelyn 85,83,32 Norberg, Cathy 137,91,77,16,108,109,32, 112,113 Norberg, Diane 91,77,108,109,92,32,113 Norman, Charles 32 Norman, Gary 32 Norman, Nanette 89,32 Norman, Marcia 32,88,101 Ochoa, Nick 148,149,150,178,179,191,183, 107.92.32 Oltesvig, Earl 1B7,19Z,193,107,104,101, Sparks, Lana 74.36 Spiller, Steve 179,36 Stanley, Alice 36 Staples, Sharon 36 Steelman, Hazel 105.36 Stephens. Carol 89,102.36 Stevenson, Jackie 36 Stevenson. Rosemary 36 Stewart. Pam 37 Stiller, Sandy 91,102.37 Stockdale, Karann 37 Stogner, Randy 37 Strassburg, Nancy 77 Streagea, Joe 85,103 Sudbury, William 37 Sumner, Gary 37 Sutton, Cheryl 80,37 Swartz, David 80.37 Sweet Peggy 77,37 Tabor, Nancy 88,37 Tank, Diane 78,37 Tate, Lawanda 89.37 Tate, Lester 88,37 Tatu, Leonda 91,79,7 Taylor, Bonnie 37 Taylor, Roy 37 Thomas, Judy 37 Thompson, Jerry 37 Thompson, Randy 38 Thornberry, Jim 38 Threlkeld, Larry 77, Tinson, Donald 186.8 ,37 .37 7.74.37 104.38 5,10l.80,38 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnson. Bob 169,107,104,27 Dave 178,179,191,74,107,83,27 Diane 88,27 Douglas 85,103,101,82,B0,27 James 27 Pe 27 99? Jones, Joyce 88,102.27 Jones, Riley 27 Jordan, Barbra 27 Jordan, Darlene 27 Jordan, Dennis 173,27 Jordan, Linda 27 Kapeluch, Barbara 27 Kay, David 178,179,191,74,107,27 Kell, Brenda 27 Kell, Linda 105,27 Kelly, Tom 169,107.27 Kent, Bruce 28 Kerney, Betty 151,91,78.Z8 Kilian. Gary 74,9Z,28 King, Barbara 91,28 King, Rick 28 Kirkman, Pat 91,88,89,74,28 Klingler, Richard 28 Knieling, Sharon 28 Kohn, Connie 28 Koop, Kaymond 28 Kraus, Gary 28 Krueger, Alice 87,74,83,28,113 Kuhn, Richard 185,183.28 Laflin, Bob 188,28 Lambros, Beth 28 Lambros, Judy 79,28 Lamphere. Sally 29 Langlois, Jack 89,29 Lawrence, Bonnie 78,82,80,29 Lawson, Leanier, Leffew. Lehman, Lehman, Judy 74,104.29 Edna 29 Linda 89,29 Janie 29 Sharon 87.74.29 Lemanski, Ted 140,149,85,74,29 Liddy, Dan 29 Liddy, Steve 29 Livingston, Kay 83.29 Lorenzen, Tim 169,29 Loulakis, Barbara 91,77,74,92,29 Lutes, Tom 101,29 Lyons, Leola 89,29 Maher, Jim 85,30 Malkim, Nancy 87,74,92,30 Manning, Janice 30 Manns, Carol 89,30 Martin, Karen 30 Martinez, Pedro 30 Maxwell, Sharon 30 Mazek, Nellta 30 Mazur, Ken 190,173 McConnell, Ted 169,171,85,78,107,101, 30 McDonald, Harold 30 Mcllroy. Patrick 30 McKee, Pat 30 McPherson, Dave 103,30 McShan. Audrey 30 Mendieta, Olga 30 Messer, Messer, Meyers, Dennis 190,30 Sharon 30 Tom 169,31,l90 Millard, Fred 100,30 Miller, Brenda 30 Dusnamer, Carole 77,83,32 Overton, Anthony 78,32 Overton, Sheryll 89,32 Page, Robert 169,33 Page, Susan 77,74,33 Parent, Carolyn 33 Parker, Ken 33 Patterson, Rick 101,9Z,33 Pena, Rick 89 Pennybacker, Pat 91,74,104,33 Perkins, Shirley 89,102.33 Perry, Larry 33 Perry. Pat 91.85.77.74.33 Perrier, Coreen 91,78.104,33 Petty, Carol 83,33 Phillips, Bonnie 82,33 Phipps, Tim 85,33 Pintamo, Bonnie 33,113,112 Pocchiola. Mike 33 Pointer, Bill 88,89,33 Powell. Mark 79.77.33 Pratt, Pauline 89,33 Presson, William 88,33 Pruett, David 178,179,191,107,82,80,33 Pullis, Nancy 91.78.34 Rains, Lucia 142,143,151,113 Rayner, Ron 137,169,91,16,107,34 Reed, Jerry 83,87 Reigle, John 34 Reis, Arthur 79,77,34 Reuter, Wayne 85,79,77,74,34 Rich, James 169,190,107,34 Richter, Madonna 105,34 Roberts, Carolyn 34 Roberts, Deanna 34 Robinson, Mary Jane 34 Robinson, Richard 34 Roerink, Gary 34 Rose, Michael 34 Roselli, Carmella 141,85,74,101,34 Rosser, Jerry 34 Rowdon, Terry 80,34 Rumsey, Sally 35 Ryan, Sue 35 Saiz, Jim 35 Santa Cruz, Yvonne 89,35 Saranen, Mary 86,101,98,92,35 Scarbro, Kurt 35 Scarborough, Carol 78.77.35 Schell, Floyd 35 Schweitzer, Kathy 35 Sennett, Lynda 78,35 Shelton, Pat 35 Shennan, Howard 179,191 Sherman, Kathy 35 Shorland, Gary 35 Sims, Olivia 91,85,77,74,99,35 Skelton, Terry 86,101.35 Skidmore, Linda 89,35 Skoog, Cynthia 78,36 Slade, Shirley 91,77,74,36 urice ISm1thJ, Brenda 36 Smith, Jane 36 Smith, Larry 136.84,77,36 Smith, Pete 36 Smith, Phyllis 36 Smith, Sandra 74,36 Sokol, Mary Ann 91,74,36 Solomon, Sheryl 78,36 Souden, Mike 151,169,91,B6,107,92,93,36 Sowden, Ed 36 Tippin. Bruce 139,169,180,181,182,183, 107,38 Tison, June 89,38 Tricker, Cindy 88,38 TriDP. Ed 38 Trousdale, David 178,179,25,38 Turner, Alice 138,77.74,98,83,38 Turner, Austin 88 Turner, Carl 38 Turner. Diane 91,74,92,32 Vance Betty 39 Vancil, Linda 89,39 Vanderver, Patty 88,39 Van Houten. Cora 77,39 Vess, Jeffery 146,85,78,79,82,80,39 Villarreal, Rafaelo 89,39 Vorac, Adele 136,148,149,l50,91,110,109 92.39.113 Voyner, Daniel 169,179.77,74,107,39 Waldbillig, Bill 191,39 Wallace, Jerry 39 Wallace, Boyd 39 Ward. Susan 39 Washburn, Peggy 74,104,39 Wazlawczyk, Monika 142,143,151,74,39 Webb, Marsha 144.85,77,74,40 Weber, Sharon 87,77,74,103,95,40,96 Weidner, Erika 40 Wells, Dorothy 40 Wells, Sharon 40 Wesch, Doug 102,40 Wethy. Kathy 21,40 Wheeler, Paulette 91.74,92,40 Wheeler, Sue 40 Whipple, Charlene 1U2,82.80,40 Whitehead, John 103,40 Whiteman, Sue 82,80,40 Whitener, William 90,40 Whittaker, Carolyn 40 Williams, Carol 41 Willson, Betty 77,41,113 Hood, Duncan 138,79,80 Woodruff, Bob 41 Woods, Sandra 41 Woodworth. Bill 191,103.41 Workman, Michael 41 Wren, George 85,79,77,74,41 Yehle, Sandra 41 Young, Ronald 41 Zawideh, Marvin 86,41 JUNIOR INDEX Abernathy, Martha 118 Adams, Linda 118 Adkins, Larry 118 Adler, Danny 118 Adler, Velma 118 Albertson, Sandra 118 Aldrich, Bill 118 Almas, Mina 118 Alverez, Steve 118 Ardelan, Pat 118 Arms. Janet 118 Arnold, Irene 118 Ashley, John 118 Ashley, Pat 118,113 Ashley, Shirley 118,78,105,1D3,92 Attenberger. Bruce 118 Attenberger, Janet 118 Aulgur. Dale 118 203 Backalukas, John 118,159 Bailey, Charles 118,80 Bailey, Dave 118 Bailey, Linda 118,105 Baker, Bob 118,169,190,107,92 Bales, David 118 Barr, Linda 118 Bartles, Ralph 118,86,B5,78,79 Barton, Susan 118 Batchelor, Leo 118 Batchelor, Virginia 118 Batten, Lynn 118,91,77,105,103,96,94 aayllss, Linna 118 Bell, Carolyn 118 Bell, Frank 118,77 Bertholdy, Tom 118 Bertram, Gary 118 Bexell, Claudette 118,79,74,102,96 Bierl, Kenneth 118,79,77 Bigger, Alex 118 Bilkey, Susan 118,105 Bingham, Helen 118 Bishop, Donna 119,105 Bla99, Art 119 Bleckley, Mark 119,173 Boersma, Arnold 119 Bone, James 119 Bowen, Donna 119 Bowen, Janet 119 Bower, Raymond 119 Bowers, Paul 119,74 Bomnan, Brian 119 Bowman, Nancy 119 soya, Ilene 119 Boyd, Juanda 119,102 Boyd, Sandra 119 Bradley, Louis 119,191 Bragan, Bob 119,185,191,107 Brando, Charles 119,177 Bredow, Naomi 119 Brown, Aldene 119 Brown, Charles 119,80 Brown, Jack 119,173,187 Brown, Roger 119 Brown, Herner 119 Bryant, Calvin 119,179 Buero, Jacqueline 119,87 Burgess, Glenn 119 Bushey, Debra 119,102 Crouch, John 120 Crowe , Gary 120 Crumpton, Melvin 120 Dallas, Mark 120,100 Daniels Davis, Davis. Davis, Davis, Davis, Dawson, Dean, J Deaton, , Phyllis 120,146,723 Bill 120 Gary 120 Mike 120,101 Pat 120,101 Vickie 120 Gale 120 eannette 120 Eddie 187 Bussard, Cynthia 119 Butler, Rick 119 Buxton, Gary 119,190 Cadd, Arland 119 Caldwell, Sandra 119,105,83 Call, Mike 119,179,188,189 Cameron, Brenda 119 Campbell, Daniel 119 Campbell, Gale 119 Campbell, Jane 119,91,78,108,109 Campbell, Louis 119,80 Carlson, Marty 119 Carney, Bill 119 Carr, Sharon 120 Carter, Brenda 120 Carter, Lawrence 120 Carter. Lynn 120,78,77,101,113 Castillo, Mary 120 Castillo, Olga 120 Champine, Carol 120 Cheek, Connie 120 Cherry, Denny 120,179,191,107,92 Chester, James 120 Chester, Phillip 120 Chisholm, Margo 120 ll hm.: Chism, Buddy 120 Chism, Verna 120 Clancy, Pam 120,723,105 Clark, Carol 120 Clauser, Donna 120,77 Cobb, Tyrone 120,179 Cole, David 120 Cole, Larry 120 Cole,' Melvin 120,191 Cole Teri 120,80 Coleman, caroiyn 120 CUHPBQVIOII1, JETYY 120 camns, Jerry 120.74 Conkl i Conn , Cook , Cook, Conte , n, Susan 120 Rebecca 120 Bruce 120 Marvin 120 Sandra 120 Copple, Debbie 120 Corr, James 120,169,181 Couture, Bruce 120,78 Couture, Dan 120,169 Coward, Linda 120,78 Coward, Janice 120,78,77,104 Cowley, Barbara 120 Cowley, Bonnie 120 Crawford, Jim 120 Crawley, DeEtta 120,74,101,113 Cronover, Richard 120 Crook, Carol 120 DeClute, Linda 120,78 Delap, Dennis 120 DeLaRosa, Tony 121,169,190 DeMino, Allison 121 Deni, Rosemary 121,78 Dewolfe, DeLynne 121,102.82 Dexter, Carol 121 Dibble, Jim121 Dionne, Tom 121 Dobbins, Gary 121 Dockery, Jerry 121 Dodge, Margie 121,87 Dolsen, Bill 121.80 Doolin, Cathy 121 Dosch, Rodney 121 Dotson, Tom 121 Dovey, Michael 121 Dowell, Larry 121 Drunln, Beverly 121 Duby, Pam 121,91.78,113 Duengel, Ed 121 Dunnam, Janice 121 Duperron, Jim 121 Dutton, Marion 121 Early, Barbara 121,87,92 Edgeworth, Janet 121 Edward, Millie 121 Eldridge, Randy 121,101 Elliot, Mike 121 Elkins, Bob 121 Ellison, Mike 121 Elmy, John 121 Emerson, Bruce 121 Engel, Evelyn 121 Erznoznik, Richard 121 Estrada, Jim 121 Eubanks, Vivian 121 Evans, Doyle 80 Evans, Eva 121 Fahrner, John 121 Fair, Edward 121 Fall, James 121,86 Felix, Mary Jane 121 Fevman, Paul 121 Figurski, Janice 121,102 Fisher, Joe 121 Fisher, Stephen 121 Flowers, Phyllis 121 Flury, Bill 121 Ford, Linda 121 Fotheringham, Chuck 121 Fournier, Kathy 121,83 Franklin, Dennis 121 Frazier, Greg 121,169 Fritz, Ron 121,74,93 Fulks, Bob 121,190 Galbreath, Dennis 121 Gallardo, Linda 121 Garchow, Nadene 121,101,113 George, Karen 122,85,103,82 Gianakos, Evans 122 Gibson, William 122 Gillette, Linda 122,87,74,83 Gillotte, Dave 122 Gillotte, Marie 122 Gilroy, Virginia 122 Glisson, Carol 122 Glisson, Eugene 122 Glover, Larry 122 Gomel, Robert 122 Gonzales, Mary 122 Good, Bill 122 Gorsline, Doug 122 Goyer, Bonnie 122 Graham, Nancy I22,91,78 Graves, Dean 122 Graves, Lorenda 122 Green, Fred 122,104 Grice, Ardith 122 Grimes, Larry 122 Grubb, Wayne 122 Guest, Mary 122 Haag, Frank 122 Hagberg, Patty 122,91 Haist, Carol 122 Hall, Ron 122 Hanln. Mike 122,185 Hampshire, Margaret 122 Harbin, Jim 122 Hardy, Mike 122,169 Harrell, Jane 122,74,92 ,77,10 ,80 Harris, Paul 123,191 Harris, Richard 123 Harris, Robert 123 Harrison, Jim 123,185 Harroun, Nancy 123,91,79,77,74 Hart, Jeanne 123,102.83 Hart, Sandy 123 Hartung, Dawn 123,78 Hartung, Mike 123,191,91,104,83 Haskins, Ken 123 Hawkins, Sam 123 Hayes, Ann 123 Hayes, Lillian 123 Hayes, Robert 104 Hayward, Ellen 123 Heath, Sheila 123,78 Hernandez, Beatrice 123 Hertel, Shirley 123,102 Hester, Michael 123,181,92 Hickingbottom, Mary 123,78 Hickmott, Richard 123 Higdon, Tim 123 Hill, Phillip 123,79,104 Hiller, Carl 123,185,107 Hillie, Barbara 123 Holland, Paula 123,85,78,103,83 Hollins, Cheryl 123,77 Holmes, Juanita 123 Hooper, Cornelius 123,79 Hopkins, Fred 123 Horton, Mary 123 Houle, Joyce 123 Houser, Maureen 123 Houser, Noreen 124 Hudson. Scott 124,188.74 Hughes, Ken 124,185,188,107 Hulett, Charlotte 124,105 Hunnicutt, Janet 124 Jack, Kathy 124 Jackson, Art 124,190,104 Jackson, Brenda 124 Jaworski, Stan 124 Jeffrey, Jack 124 Johnson, Bill 185 Johnson, Judy 124 Johnson, Pat 124,92 Jones, Kay 124,78 Jones, Ed 124,191 Jordan, Ted 124,79 Joyce, Sandra 80 Jozwik, Michael 124 Karen, David 124 Kasat, Larry 124,79 Kath, Lynda 124 Kay, Debra 124 Keith, Connie 124 Kell, Curt 124 Kell, Tun 124 Kelly, Linda 124 Kerr, Cheryl 124 Killen. Debbie 124,98,99 Kilmer, Bruce 124,190,86,85,92 King. Dave 124 Kline, Charles 124,79,77 Klinkenberger, Judy 124 Knibbs, Jon 124,181 Kokx, Mary 124 Krause, Judy 124,91,74,101 Kretchmar, Paul 124 Kuhn, Susan 124 Kyles, Sam 124 Kyles, Sandra 124 Kyriakides, Agatha 124,78 LaBarge, Larene 124 Ladd, Ron 124 Lafferty, Frank 124,169,181,107 Laird, Ken 124 Lamphere. Cheryl 124 Lamphere, Margaret 124 Landers, Sharon 124.78 Lang, Maurits 124,188,79,77,100 Langevin, Ron 124 Largent, Glenda 124 Lauinger, Peter 124 Laurain, Merlyn 124,105 Laursen, Karen 124,83 Lavallis, Barbara 124,78 Lawrence, Gary 124,179,100,101 Laymen, Diana 124 Ledford, Jeff 124,186 Lee, Leotha 124 Leever, Russ 125 Lefler, John 125 Leinonen, Regina 125 Lemanski, Kathy 125,105,101 Lemon, Mike 125,101 Lemus, Elsia 125,80 Leonard, Pat 125,146,86,74,l01 Liddy, Dianne 125,78,103 Little, Susan 125,83 Livingston, Alan 125,103,101,80,82 Loase. Paul 185 Long. Roger 125 Loon. Sandra 125 ln lwl nv nfl W' pdl pa. ull' W E W W 'Ki ,'j,n gil MW Wil mil KU MW ldlll kill' gel, HW U-U' we WY' gn. ,M lull! itll-ll lltl- Ulm gym uv. Hall, ntiff, liklli. lillr. lille, 1 lille. ' lills, T lincle. llrxle. Vdllslli IWW. lan. FI lm. UI Im Sl Pm, Ll WI, J IHS, .ll hrlim. lrtim btsilvllrl bnrn, I ld, H l Iiduls. I lldols, ll lledjelsil lille. 9911. wr VMI, Pl bln, I1 WWI. 1 lids, D1 Me, .lu llrb, Jul F. he 37, le Vim, lm :llbrm 1 M 1 lm. Lin, Mr. h zilmr. WI. 1 Mn. me lillin, 5, mme, y lltllgil, Fllllll, 5, 'N' hue, llhlg, gn. 'ir-n 'M 1 ,mt I , I wife lallyml ni M' Riu hulllilu ffl- 'well - lun W. s lm- il W- fl mill. Lil lla- w gmt! I ll, A, Rhllqni ni i': Pena: Linda 12s 91 2- Periprin, Randy 126 ' ',Phillips. Evelyn 126 Losey, Doris 125,80 Loulakis, Nick 125,169,190,107 Love, Carol 125 Lucius, Michael 125 Lyons, Linda 125 Macbougal, Rob 125,78 79 Mack, Dave 125 Maline, Donna 125,77 Maniey, Gary 125,79 77 Marbutt, Reeta 125 Marko, Cheryl 125 Marshall. Bob 125 Martin, Henry 125 185 Martin, Kathleen 125 Mason, Dave 125,82 80 Massey Dave 125 Mathis, Carolyn 125 McClain, Dennis 125 McConnell Gary 125,177,107,101 Mctrae, Geraldine 125 McDowell Rita 125 McEacher Janet 125 McGeen, 125,185 93,82,80 McKeever, Patrick 125 McLean, Mike 125 McMorr1s, David 125 MCMOYYTS, Ruth 125 McNutt B111 125 McPhail Harry 125 McQueen, Dan 125 101 82,80 McWethy Tom 125 Melton. Elton 125 Mendieta, Angie 125 Mendoza, Lydia 125 Menear, Jamie 125 Michael Frances 125 Midkiff Dave 125 Mihalek Dave 125 Miller, Bill 125 Miller, John 125 Miller, Karen 125 Mills, Jinelle 125 104,102,113 Miracle, Charlotte 125 Miracle, Dennis 125 Mohelski Jean 126 80 Montroy Jane 126 Moore, Anna 126 Moore, Ondelere 126 Moore, Solomon 126 173,191 Moran, Linda 126 Morgan, John 126 Morris, Joan 126 Morrison, Judie 126 Mortimore, Kathy 126 Motsinger, Donna 126,78 Navarre, Christine 126,10Z,82,80 Neeb Ed 126 82 80 ,Nichols, Anetia 126 78,113 Nichols, Harold 126 Niedjelski Michael 126 Nonamaker Kay 126 Dgans, Dorothy 126 74,95,96 Dlson, Paul 126 1 Osborne, Margaret 126,103 Dverton, James 126 191,104,92 Parden, Cheryl 126 Parker, Joseph 126 78 Parks, Janice 126 82 Parry, Joe 125 Pauley, Beverly 126 91 - Payne, Betty 126,74 ' Payne, Chris 126 Peak Ted 126 79 f, Pepper, Ron 126 101 '- 'Persinger, Carol 126,74,101,95,97 , 'Phagan, Brenda 126 ,- Phillips, Jon 126 181 I Picklesimer, Brenda 126,78 2' Pizzaia, nancy 127,83 Poe Catherine 127 1' Facia, Brenda 127,78 at-Ropour, Mary 127,113 Portwood, Michael 127,87,79 if Pourchez, Leslie 188 1 -Pritchard, Patsy 127,87 A ePrudhunne, Carol 127 g Pruett, Susan 127,87 Radecki, Judy 127,101 if Rallyson, David 127 R er Rick 127 100 g-A Gym , , , Reece, Milton 127- -' Reed, Rosellen 127 , - Reid, Juanita 127 gl Q-nnenaa, Steve 127.1s9,19u,92 2 nnanay. Rick 127,176,19O,183, v 1 'Richmond, Kerry 127,173 'T Ristieh, Lliiian 127,78,79 V' Roberts, Charles 127 il, 7 '1nnh1natte. Linda 127 ck 11 Art 127 ', Ro we , f Rollman, Theresa 127 Raneo, Linda 127 Romo, Helen 127 ROSS, Mable 127 Ross, Paul 127,191 Rosser, Peggy 127 Rowden, Tom 127 Rowe, Pam 127 Rudd, Linda 127 Ruff, Paul 127 Rujervich, Jennifer 127 Rushing, Brenda 127 Russell, Joan 127 Russell, John 127,176,191,79,77 Ryan, Bart 127 Sadler, David 127 Salas, Frances 128 Saling, Bryan 128 Sanchez, Cindy 128,145 Sanford, Linda 128 Sargent, Karen 128 Sauk, Michael 12B,78,79 Schael, Dennis 128 Schatgley, Chuck 128 Schliter, Terry 128 Schons, Larry 128,80 Schroeder, Don 128 Schwartz, Claudia 128,98 Seator, Linda 128,91 Sepulvado, Gary 128 Shannon, Melvin 128 Sharako, Fred 128 Shelley, Pat 128,91 ,7B,74,110,109 Shelton, Gary 128,74,92,82 Shelton, Linda 128,105,83 Sherrill, Verna 128 Shields, Dennis 128,169 Shunn, David 128 Skillman, Chris 128,185,188,91,8S,7 74,107 Slater, Danny 128 Smith, Carol 128,78 Smith, Cathy 128,78,92 Smith, Gwen 128 Smith, Karla 128,102 Smith, Ken 128,169 Smith, Patricia 128 Smith, Peggy 128 Snay, Linda 128 Sneed, Mike 128 Soldan, Duane 128 Solunon, Pam 128,91 Sorrow, Joe 128,78,79 Sorrow, Roy 128,78,79 Spargue, Karl 128,83 Spurgeon, Larry 128 Starkey, Sharon 128,77 Starks, Darryl 128 Stevens, DeWayne 129 Stevens, Sandy 129 Stewart, Marty 129,188,74,101 Stiff, Dan 129 St. John, Bob 129 Stockdale, Joan 129,113 Stoneburg, Bob 129,85,74 Stout, Chuck 129 Sturdy, Vvonne 129,101,113 Sumpter, Nancy 129,77,74,97 Swanek, Carrie 129 Sweeney, Pat 129 Tallon, Steve 129 Tatro, Kathy 129 Taylor, Bob 129 Taylor, Johnny 129 Tebeau, Marsha 129,79,77,113 Teague, Sonja 129,102 Terry, Dale 129 Thomas, Barbara 129 Thomas, Richard 129 Thornthwaite, Gary 129 Tibbetts, Dianna 129 Tolbert, Ken 129 Townes, Linda 129,78,104,113 Trachet, Karen 129,87,8D Traut, Tom 129 Treadway, Delpha 129,78 Trotter, Pat 129 Troy, Becky 129,101 Tucker, Bob 129 Turnage, Gloria 129 Turner, Sam 129 Tuttle, Gail 129,74 Uballe, Rita 129,103 Upton, Vivian 129 Vallad, Dianne 129,78 Vancil, Lois 129 Vandecar, Janet 129,83 Van Horn, Kathy 129,78 Verwey, Kris 129,185,188,107 Villareal, Yolanda 130 Vineyard, Dennis 130,79,77 Vogue, Sandra 130 Wadley, Pennie 130,92 Waldbillig, Carol 130 Wagner, Richard 130 ,103 9,77, Walker, Shirley 130 Wall, Terry 130 Walls, Sharon 130,91,74,101 Ward, Cecil 130 Ward, Cynthia 130 Washington, Ron 130,78 Wathen, Matt 130 Watkins, Nancy 130,91,98,94 Watson, Dianna 130,78 Watson, Ron 130 Webb, Thunas 130,173 Weber, Nancy 130 Weiler, Doug 130,100,92,82,80 Wells, Donald 130,80 Weyer, Lois 130,78 Wheeler, Gary 130,177 Whisman, Barb 130 White, Carol 130 White, Janis 130,78,74 White, Kerry 130 Whitehead, Gary 130 Whitehead, James 130,190 Whitener, Chuck 130 Wightman, Barb 130,78,77,74,95 83 96 Whitten, Wayne 130 Wilcox, Rick 130 Wilkes, Gary 130,83 Wilkes, R Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, chard 130,101 Barb 130,102 Bob 130,79 Chuck 130 Dave 130 Jim 130,79 Melvin 130 Thelma 130 Williamson, Greg 130 Wilson, Bruce 130,151 Wing, Bob 130,177 Wolfrum, Fred 130 Wood, Debbie 130 Wright, Mary 130 Wyant, Donald 130 Wyrick, Toni 130 Vedlin, Frank 130,185,107 Yedlin, Steve 130,l85,188,107 Young, Joy 130,77,82 Zuck, Martha 130 UNDERCLASSMEN INDEX Adkins, Patsy 155 Adler, Larry 155 Adomitis, Pat 155,113 Affolder, Ella 155 Allison, Gary 155 Allison, Stan 176,155 Alvarado, Ray 155 Anderson, James 155 Anderson, Lorna 155,91,74,113 Apley, Edwald 155 Ardelan, Diana 155,74,91,98 Arnett, Claude 155 Atwell, Betty 155 Austin, Katherine 155 Auten, Daniel 155 Ayer, Charles 155 Babb, Cinda 155 Backalukas, Bill 177,155 Backes, Diana 155 Bailey, Bill 155 Baker, Mary 155 Baker, Roland 155 Ballentine, James 155 Banes, Cherida 155 Banks, Linda 155 Bannister, Jack 155 Banta, Jim 155 Barclay, Debbie 155 Barnes, Daisey 155 Bartles, Roger 155,104 Bartnik, Walter 155 Barton, Larry 155 Batey, Jerry 155 Beck, Cindy 155,78,113 Beeman, Marzella 155 Bendes, Janet 155.78 Benge, Charlene 155 Bennett, Bill 155 Betts, Bill 155 Beutler, Gorden 155 Beyer, David 155 Bigger, Dianna 155 Bigger, Gloria 155 Biggs, Sherry 155 Bilkie, Judy 155 Bills, Tim 155 Bixby, Jerry 155,86 Black, Brian 155 Blanchard, Kathy 155 Blaylock, Joe 155 Blevins, Randy 155 Blower, Charles 155 221353 Boesl, Catherine 155 Bollman, Tom 155,74,80 Bolos, Pat 155 Bolt, Jim 155 Bone, Robert 155 Bonham, Bruce 155 Book, Randy 155,83 Boomer, Linda 155 Boroff, Don 155 Botler, John 155 Boyd, Pat 155 Bradley, Barbara 155 Bramble, Tim 155 Bray, Lisa 155,78,103,B3 Brazaski, Marilyn 155,78,92 Bridger, 1ris 155 Brinker, Richard 155 Brooks, David 155,B2,80 Brown, Nancy 155,91,78,74 Broan, Wanda 155 Brunrn, Dale 156 Brunln, Kathy 156 Bryant, Sue 156 Burleson, Fran 156 Burnett, Eddie 156 Bussard, Lewis 103,156 Buxton, Roseann 78,156 Caddell, Clara 156 Calkwell, Tom 79 Cameron, Judy 80.81.156 Campbell, Linda 103,156 Campbell, Roxann 156 Cantu, Victor 156 Carie, Cindy 101,156 Carney. Brenda 156 Carter, Bill 156 Carter, Randall 79,100,156 Casanova, John 177,79,156 Casey, Dan 79,100,156 Castor, Laura 156 Cere, Joe 156 Chamberlain, Dan 156 Charles, Ardith 78,156 Chase, Sandy 78,156 Chick, David 156 Chism, Leon 176,177,156 Church, Nancy 156 Cinque, Elizabeth 78,156 Clancy, Bev 78,105,156 Clancy, Mike 172,173,156 Clasman, Peggy 156 Cobrun, Kathy 156 Coin, Dana 169,173,174,156 Cole, Stewart 156 Coleman, Paul 177,156 Collier, Shiela 156 Collins, Jim l77,156,74 Collins, Tim 156 Collins, Tom 80,156 Collison, Allan 156 Comstock, Sharon 156 Conklin, Janice 156 Conn, Ronald 156 Cook, Mark 176,179,156 Coon, Doris 80,156,113 Cooper, Gary 156 Coote, Jane 156 Copeland, Danny 156 Corr, Ken 156 Cotter, Gary 195,82,80,156 Covert, Ronnie 156 Coward, Pam 156 Cox, Carol 78,156 Cox, Margaret 103,156 Craig, Lloyd 156 Cross, Lee 156 Crowhurst, Diane 156 Cunningham, Karen 157,78,103, Curtis, Kathy 87,74,95,157,96 Cutter, Pat 157 Dafoe, Kayleen 83,157 Dalby, Cathy 157 Damron, Brenda 157 Daniels, Arvonne 157 Daniels, Barbara 157 Darr, Virgil 157 Dauenhauer, Duane 79,157 Davidge, Tony 157 Davis, Cheryl 157 Dav'lS. Dennis 191,92,157 Dawson, Richard 157 Deacon, Barbara 82,157,113 Dean, Rita 157 Dean, Teresa 77,157 Deaton, Craig 157,176,177,183 DeClute, Terry 157 Delisle, Dorothy 157 Delling, Chuck 157 Dillon. Bill 177,157 Dinkins, Darrell 179,176,157 Dixon, Margo 157 Dodt. Lezlie 157 Dorries. Melvin 157 Dorris, Sandy 157 83 Douglas. Kathleen 157 Drake, Brenda 157,113 Ducksworth, Eugene 157 Dunlop, Valerie 157 Dunn, Jerry 157 Dunnigan, Sue 157 Durso, Kathy 157 Dushane, Leigh 185,80,157 Dutton, Shelia 157 Edgar, Kathy 157 Edwards, Beth 103,82,80,157 Edwards, Eva 157 Ehlers, Carol 80,157 Ellsworth, Elmer 176,177,157 Emerson, David 157 Engelman, Gary 185,157 Evans, Glora 157 Evans, Judy 157 Evans, Pat 157 Evens, Sharon 157 Falk, Jim 157 Falk, Joy 157 Falk, Linda 101,157 Featherstone, Gary 157,179 Feeney, Carol 157 Fenton, Bill 157 Ferguson, Gary 157 Fielding, Norman 157 Fields, Judy 101,92,157 Fisher, Chuck 158 Fisher, Phil 158 Fitch, Hilliam158 Fletcher, Bob 158 Flores, Elvia 158 Flores, Endelia 158 Flores, Eugene 158 Flowers, Robert 158 Forester, Sherry 158 Fortson, Judy 158 Foster, Marilyn 158,78 Fournier, Linda 158,74 Fox, Alice 158 Fox, Richard 158 Frank, Percy 177,158 Franklin, Viota 158 Fredricks, Carol 105,158 Fritz, Helen 158 Fritz, Wanda 158 Froodle, Dennis 87,104,100,158 Frye, Sandy 158 Fulcher, Sue 158 Furton. Bruce 158 Furton, Stanley 104,158 Gadient, John 158 Gaff, Bill 79.158 Gaines, Dave 158 Gallardo, John 158 Galloway, Dennis 158 Galvin, Pat 158 Garnney, Chuck 158 Garcia, Carmen 105,158 Garner, Dennis 82,80,158 Garrett, Don 158 Garris, Bud 158 Garza, Marcia 158 Gatzmyer, Bob 158 Gauthier, Helen 158 Gayton, Gwadalupe 92,158 Geeck, Larry 185,158 Geiger, John 158 Gentges, Dave 158 Gibson, Dave 179,191,158 Gibson, Vivian 158 Giddings, Fred 15B,79,74 Gill, Lannie 158 Giroux, Mike 158 Glascock, Belinda 158 Goemaere, Mike 158 Gomez, Ed 158 Gonzales, Andy 158 Gonzales, Teresa 158 Goodman, Steve 158 Goody, Marilyn 158 Graves, Rodney 158 Gray, Gary 158 Grayson, Larry 158 Green, Bill 180,181,158 Green, Doug 158 Green, Enoch 158 Green, Janell 158 Green, John 158 Green, Linda 158 Greer, Patti 158 Griffith, Larry 158 Grooms, Peggy 158 Grosinsky, Colleen 158 Gross, Norbert 158 Gruss, Allen 158 Guenther, Dawn 101,158,113 Guibord, Mary Jo 158 Guidash, Judy 158 Guthery, Ron 159 Guy, Patti 91,85,74,101,92,159 Hackworth, Greg 159 Haines, Sally 83,159 Hamblin, Margaret 159 Hampartzoomian, Pat 91,85,79,159 Han, Robert 80,159 Handsor, Doris 159 Haney, Bob 159 Hanley, John 159 Hapgood, Daphne 159 Hardman, Dave 185,104,159 Harper, Norm 159 Harrington, Lyvonne 159 Harrold, RODEYC 159 Harroun, Linda 91,159 Harroun, Mike 185,80,159 Hart, Jill 101,133,159 Haskill, Peggy 83,159 Hattis, Joanne 74,101,159 Hawes, Luan 159 Haynes, Art 159 Hayward, Don 173,174,159 Heath, Larry 159 Helm, Ruth 159 Henderson, Karen 159 Henderson, Sharon 159 Henry, Gerald 159 Hensen, Ethel 159 Herbert, Michel 159 Hernandez, Russ 159 Herzog, Ann 86,159 Hight, Roseanne 159 Hill, Linda 159 Hillman, Sandra 159 Hilty, Alon 9Z,80,159,113 Hinson, Jacqueline 159 H0d6 , Kay 159 Hoisington, Kathy 101 Hon, Bob 86,159 Hoskins, John 159 Housten, Mary 159 Howard, Dave 159 Howard, Karon 159 Howard, Nancy 159 Howell, Jerry 159 Hubble, Judy 159 Hudson, Roy 159 Hurtado, Dan 159 Hutchinson, Dan 177,159 Jackowiak, Darlene 159 Jackson, Kathryn 79,159 Jackson, Lee 91,108,109,15 Jackson, Mary 159 Jackson, Yvonne 159 Jahnke, Ken 176,177,159 James, Marlene 159 Janczarek, Dennis 159,191, Jenson, Ron 104,159 Jewel, George 79,159 Jockwig, Terry 159 Johnson, limos 188,100,159 Johnson, Janice 159 Johnson, Larry 100,159 Johnson, Thomas 159 Jones, Jeff 181,101,79,159 Jones, John 159 Jones, Rayfus 159 Jones, Rick 79 Julian, Aloma 91,85,74,159 Kader, Trude 159 Kardell, Nancy 78,159 Kay, Mark 179,191,74,159 Kay, Tom 177,159 Keeley, Jerry 160 Kelly, Loren 79,80,160 Kern, Henry 177,150 Kidd, Sharon 160 Killen, Bill 160 Killen, Dennis 100 King, Linda 160 King, Lucinda 83,160 Kirby, Millie 160 Kline, Nancy 160 Klingler, Kathy 74,101,160 Kohn, Linda 160 Kosheba, Linda 160 Kyriakides, Helen 80,160 La Barge, Rick 160 LaCourse, Tom 177,160 Lamberson, Terri 101,160.11 Lampi, Bill 160 Lariviere, Mickie 160 La Turneau, Evelyn 160 La Verdue, Jim 177,160 Leever, Mary 160,101 Lehman, Dan 160 Lehre, Pat 160 Lemke, Dave 188,100,101,160 Levering, Glenda 160 Limon, rturo 100,160 Linebaugh, Joyce 160 Little, Eddie 160 Lock, Tom 160 Logan, Gwendlyn 160 Lolli, Rita 160 Lopez, Amador 160 9 179 3 9 1 I P I I I I I Yi ll 71 li I1 I1 II Hi Ili W M1 H 'cf M HJ Ml 51 H! Pd! ki! M1 H1 Hi lil kia Me Pon lla Ui lem 'W Mi HH! Mila lillu llila IH!! limi lim me Isle kms he lm. hu, I M. R Yaris, lrrls, llrrisu Msn, lin. Dr lm. t hm.: Nils. :ft Da il, tg elim 1 n E5 791 umm, 1 n 33211 Mn lo, M ha, 0, milk, ll. I 'mi W. s Pifflsh, 1 Piss, in smirk, T new Flite u,'l1', :rm MW. Ju nrffer, lm- Ji Phillip, mlllpq' Pmn,,' Pilgrim Loulakis, Mike 160 Loutzenhiser, Janie 160 Ludwig, Dennis 160 Lutey, Dan 79,160 Maczarski, Joan 160 Maddock, Patricia 160 MaEachern, Julie 160 Maher, Edith 160 MaHenson, Darl 160 Maiden, Ma Majett, He Malkim, Sa ry 78,160 len 160 lly 160 Malone, Frankie 160 Mann. Nancy 160 Manning, Ken 160 Marion. Batty 160 Marsh, George 160 Martin, Christine 91,83,160,113 Marts, Susie 160 Mascorro, Andrea 160 Mason, Nolan 160 Masters Jeannie 160 Mattesf, Darryl 179 Matthews, Doris 160 Maylott, Linda 160 Mazur, Linda 160 McCallum, Cheryl,160 McCather, Claude 191,160 McConnell, David 101,160 Mcturry, Evelyn 161 Mcbennott, William 161 McGinnis, Carrie 161 McIntyre, Linda 161 McKee, Floyd 161 McKee, Mike 161 McKeaver, Gerald 161,176 McKenzie, Debbie 161 McKinney, Rick 161 McLauchl1n, Dennis 177,161 Mclean, Debby 91,74,105,161 McPherson, Debbie 92,161 Mcwerney, Nancy 161 Melton, Lloyd 161 Mendoza, Phillip 161 Menzer, Ross 161 Meyers, Earl 77,79 Midkiff, Inez 161 Mihay, Nancy 91,74,110,109,80,161 Millard, Pam 161 Miller, George 161 Miller, Jill 161 Miller, Larry 161 Miracle, Wanda 161 Mirousky, Kevin 161 Mitchell, Sherry 161 Monales, Noelia 161 Monroe, Barb 161 Monroe, David 161 Monroe, Ralph 177,191,80,161 Moon, Ben 181,161 Moore, Bill 179,191,161 Moore, Sandra 161 Morgan, Pat 78,83,161 Morris, Allen 169,161 Morris, Linda 161 Morrison, Gail 161 Munson, Albert 161 Mutz, Donna 161,113 Myers, Carl 161 Nance, Martha 78,161 Nassig, Frances 161 Neff, Dan 161 Neil, Connie 161 Neldrett, Linda 161 Newcomb , Lynn 161 Newsum, Jerry 161 Norberg, Jim 177,161 Norberg, Susan 78,79,74,161 Nurenberg, Helen 161 0'Berry, David 104,161 Dkkonen, Ellix 177,161 Olson, Curt 161 Overton, Sandra 161 Owen, Doug 161 Pack, Connie 161 Padilla, Carmen 161 Paige, Evelyn 161 Pankey, Linda 161 Parker, Gerri 161 Parrish, Dennis 161 Pass, Ron 179,161 Patrick, Brenda 161 Patterson, Monica 87,79,161 Patterson, Russell 161 Patterson, Stuart 161 Peak, Mary 161 Pennybacker, David 185,161 Perry, John 161 Pfeiffer, Paul 79,100,92,161 Phelps, Judy 161 Phillips, Betty 161 Phillips, Diane 161 Phillips, Richard 162 Pilgrim, Mike 162 Pitts, Brian 162 Plumner, Marlene 162 Pointer, Cheryl 78,162 Polasek, Sue 162 Pomeroy, Larry 162 Pourchez, Ingrid 92,162 Powell, Archie 173,162 Powell, Patrick 78,79,162 Powers, Bill 162 Pratt, Pete 101,162 Prince, Larry 162 Proper, Bob 162 Pruett, Yvonne 162 Pullis, Michael 162 Putman, Greg 162 Quick, Gary 162 Quick, Mike 162 Ramig, Gerry 75,162 Rayner, Jeanne 9l,74,102,162 Reddeman, Richard 162 Reed, Diane 78,162 Reid, Bill 162 Reid, Jim 162 Reis, Carolyn 162 Reynolds, Ted 162 Ridley, Kay 105,162,113 Roberts, Linda 162 Robertson, Diane 162 Rocheleau. Ric 162 Rogers, Duane 162 Roggow, Nonn 188,100,162 Rollison, Lesley 74,162 Rose, Christine 103.162 Ross, Charles 79,102,162 Ross, Priscilla 162 Roy, Linda 80,162 Royce, Lloyd 79,162 Rucker, Dick 162 Rucker, Regina 162 Rucker, Vicki 162 Ruese, Susan 162 Rugenstein, Tom 162 Ruthenberg, Nancy 162 Saddler, Diane 162 Sanchez, Martin 79,100,162 Sanders, Sue 162 Sanderson, Craig 184,185,162 Sands, Ken 177,101,74,162 Santos, Gene 162 Santos, Richard 162 Sayre, Francis 80,162 Scheib, Terry 162 Schell, John 162 Schmuckee, Paul 79 Schumcker, Jody 79 Schneider, Danny 162,185 Scott, Colleen 162 Scott, Garen 100,162 Sheehy, Ken 162 Shelton, Brenda 162 Shelton, Bruce 162 Shelton, Mike 162 Shepard, Susan 162 Sherman, Joe 162 Shorland, Dave 162 Sidlock, Linda 162 Siegers, Lynwood 162 Siegers, Maynard 162 Sinmons, Bill 162 Simoni, Larry 177,162 Singer, Bradley 162 Singleton, Cindy 162 Sinsabaugh, Carolyn 163 Sisk, Larry 163 Skinner, Joe 163 Skipworth, Norman 163 Skrine, Bill 163 Slaght, Sandra 163 Slumkoskie, Bernard 79,163 Smith, Anne 163 Smith, Bill 163 Smith, Donna 163 Smith. Jim 163.113 Smith, Marsha 163 Smith. Mike 163 Smith, Peggy 163 Smith, Thomas 177,163 Smith, Tim 163 Snodsmith, Roger 163 Snover, Susan 91,82,80,163 Somers, David 79,80,163 Soucey, Sandra 78,102,163 Souden, Mary 83,163 Southard, Ron 163 Sowels, Chris 163 Spivy, Vontilla 163 Spack, Glenda 163 Stamour, Marcel 163 Stanich, Carol 163 Starks, Pie 163 Steelman, Charlie 163 Stevenson, Georgianne 163 Stevenson, Bob 163 Stickneye, Ellen 102,163,113 Stites, Bonnie 163 Stites, Sam 163 Stonewall, Jeri 163 Strassburg, Dan 163 Strauan, Mike 163 Stuart, Carolyn 163 Swanson, James 163 Sweat, Pat 163 Sweet, Molly 163 Swiastyn, Sandy 78,163 Talbott, Debbie 163 Tank, Duane 163 Tate, Ramona 163 Taylor, Beverly 163 Taylor, Carol 163 Taylor, John 163 Taylor, Vickie 163 Tedder, Sherry 80,81,163 Tenjeras, Linda 92,163 Terrill, Karen 163 Thomas, Linda 101,163 Thunpson, Linda 163 Thompson, Tona 163 Thanpson, Thomas 80,163 Thorndycraft, Mike 163 Thorne, Diane 163 Thorpe, Linda 163 Thorpe, Lorna 113 Threet, Ed 163 Threlkeld, Janice 163 Thredkeld, Ted 163 Tillman, Donn 163 Tinka, George 163 Traweek, Peggy 163 Traylor, Robert 176.163 Tucker, Clifford 163 Tucker, Dick 191,163 Tucker, Orville 163 Turcott, Glenda 92,163 Tweit, Susan 163 Upton, Eddie 181,80,164 Vandagriff, Bill 164 Vaught, Jim 177,164 Vernon, Sharron 164 Vied, Sandy 101,164,113 Vore, Jeanette 164 Voss, Mary 164 Wagner, Joe 164 Wagner, Kathy 164 Wagoner, Don 164 Walker, Lorene 86,164 Walker, Roger 164 Wall, Pat 164 Walls, Bruce 185,164 Walsh, Matt 79,164 Walton, Gerald 188,164 Ward, Bill 164 Ward, Jerry 164 Washburn, George 164 Waters, Gloria 164 Watson, Jeanne 164 Watson, Julie 80,164 Watson, Nancy 164 Waugh, Tmnnie 177,164 Weaver, Mark 164 Wheeler, Howard 164 Wheeler, Joe 164 White, Dave 177,164 White, Kathy 164 White, Steve 164 White, William 164 Whitehead, Joann 164 Wilkison, Linda 164 Willard, Nancy 91,164 Williams, Lynn 164 Williams, Walter 164 Willson, John 177,181,164 Wilson, Larry 177,164 Wood, Charlotte 164 Wood. Susan 89 Workman, Terri 164 Wright, Karen 164 Wyatt. James 164 Wyatt, Lettie 164 Yockey, Chuck 164 York, Bob 177,164 Young, Debra 164 Young, Janet 91,78,74,110 109 92 164 Zoch, Karen 101,164,113 Zuck, Jeannie 164 as the pages of this book come to a close i remember the many things that has made it complete, a finished productp the endless decisions the frustration of deadlines the painful, poignant moments of contemplation that mingled themselves amidst unrelated materials. thanks to storer-spellman studios to midwest yearbook company to frank to iohn to the pontiac press to ken ferguson to my staff. thanks for the hours of effort for productive effort. this is their achievement and my pride. - cab YEJRIODK E98 1111: 1 JS, QA 5 F xi, 'fri -4 E. F ll. J?-L A-A ,L L' nag ws .Til 1 , .-I , EE rf? -iff: Zh .1-7, 31:1 SS . -44 2 5451 13 S. 7,.i.z 54125 ,-gg, 'x vw i J 5 fl? a Q a f ui JJ 1 ta