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

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i 1 . 1 nvitmmw' - cg.. 'Y ' ' .ilwffi . , 1 , .. ,, , .ft A Y 1 12 Today 's People The Sophomore year is one of bewilderment, awe, and new experiences. lt is a time of finding a pkzce within the vastness and confusion of Northern 's student body. SeU confidence and stability are acquired through extra activities and new friendships. The Sophomore mission is to prepare for the adult responsibilities which will be encountered in the future, so that we may achieve the individual recognition of an adult. The leaders of the Sophomore ck1ss have the responsibility of making lmssions Tomorrow a goal which will be useful to every individual. From top to bottom are the Sophomore chss ofncers, Don Barefoot, fllresikientj, Dave Hutchens, flfice Presidentj, Sally Reene, fSecretaryj, Shelzkz Hale, Hreasurerj, and Sue Mueller, lHistor12znj. Adams, David Adkins, Jean , X Adler, Delbert , . . 1- Aleman, Gloria xg-ll, , 1' . 1. X . Ee AUaro, Marta Allen, Herbert Allen, Pam Allen,Robbie - - , . 'i . 'T N . - 'il' ,, - 0 . t . 1 Allison, Ann Almas, Gwen Anderson, Sally , Anderson, Ted V N K -, lr, , ea F. I' Xi: M . fi Andritsis, Leslie N Armendarez, Marta ! I - , Arnegard, Lloyd t . .. Arnett, Cindy Q 7-7 V .iq is ... ' L Y I. Arnold, Lorraine Ashbury, Harum ' Ashby, Donna , Ashwelz, Debbie 3 t I 'lle -'ff ' hu J X Athey, Becky Atkinson, Toni Bachmann, Heinrich Backalukas, Gail fr QQ, U 1 i 'H 3 S A l Bailey, Robin Baker, Mike Ballard, June Barefoot, Donald v V . A X Q lnnmmmmrvmmmmmnmt WS' W givin M lynkff 'hm WM, 'We WY lybbll' Will' Mm, Bm phyllif Wy, Dogg ll! gill, Bert! Bai W gent BCM Bwfllld' W Wt, W Haw, MDW vw' W Wifi ggi, lil Wm llmfi - - th' W' Be Black, Blick, Blau, . Bhntl Bond. lbw Baum BMW Maw, Joe mlgvs, Joe Digs. Owl Books, lovable bww, Doll lm, Danni lomsh, Ken Mia, H036 Btcbu Ml, l Hagen lhtrlcen Human litmett alillll' M. Fuhi W l' 4 P I t V V x Ik 1 tl Irulr, all U Bffl ' lneam, kin! dem

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Wifnces. -Nlrrhemis N891 expo ell' Ihr 'WY MP rpm his Mlimgn IIOM We the W Plfrldenu, nt 1 J I i , if Barmes, Pat Banaoft, Leon Banks, Jim A g Barner, Angela : , 1. Barr, Debbje 17 Barrett, Mary Bass, Phyllis Batey, Don Batten, Margie Bayma, Darlene Bell, Bonnie Bemman, Bill Benjamin, Barbara Bennett, James Bennett, Kris Bennett, Larry Bentfield, Gary Benton, Betty Berkley, Maia ' Berryman, Brenda Bierl, Jeff . Biggs, Bill L Bigha m, James Black, Beckv Bhck, Carl Black, Ricky Blan, Larry Blanchard, Janet - Bond, Susan Bowers, Fritz - L., . Bowman, Don hainard. Bob X 1, 4 Dedow, Joe Didges, Joe Briggs, Carol , Brooks, Lorraine 4 -1 ' Brouwer, Dolf Down, Duane - Dozo wski, Ken Buckner, Eloise 1 I ,ri A .gf . 1 ., .uv f r. - 4 L We Wx? ,450 fZ,' Q ff ' 2, Q ff ,iff o , V, L . Q' W if ' ru . J' .wzizf ' ff Q w , ' Y' ' I . . - ,, , - . 7 , ' - nf, 4 .f r 3' ,Q J ,z .1 - A ' 2 - .5 . E, if I' .. f- -:yy .L , , . 4 Y, ye . xhfqnfa Q S . N ,n w Buckner, Louise Q, Buhl, Teresa xiii! ' , Burgess, Cindy f ,.-' -0 , l A I. Burkett, Corine ,, , ,l af , 4 Burnett, Brenda . , l ls ' 7 5 , 5 Burnett, Delbert 1 , ' , , ' X I' Bushey, Denise - M . 'N 4, .V .. ' I FuUill To morrow 's Mission Making decisions for a chss of 770 students somtimes becomes very difficult. The Sophomore Advisory Board was organized to help the Officers and enable the ideas of all the sophomores to be acknowledged. fRow lj Becky Sinkler, Judy McAtee, Sue Mueller, lHistor121nj, Sheila Hale, Ureasurerj, Sally Reene, fSecretaryj, Don Barefoot, fPresidentj, 5 V mv , H - . ,Q . 'R '-ev-.....- s 1-' David Hutchens, 1 Vice Presidentj, fRow 21 Donna Brubbs, Mari Berkley, Mary Liddy, Jayne Norris, Lynn Duncan, Ardyce Vitales, Arlene Lance, Nina Meadows, Linda Woods. fRow 32 Don Corr, Angela Barner, Carlene Lance, Yolanda Green, Dennis Marshall, Wayne Figurski, Ken Eubanks. 1 3 - M H M -- Iwwffffvvr-ww-nnrv l --Y-------., .