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

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This year's concert band is made up of eleven sophomores playing a variety of instruments. Pictured here are: fSeated1 Roger jenkins, Terry Harris, Denise Hall. fStandingj Mel Dumbrlgue, Alvin Mitchell, Charles Woody, s xx' x Q Q .A I . e 5- Q' , xi i in up C' .7 f , N as x ' .wsfzigf V Q 4 . S. 9 M I N N ll , fi ' 9. A X ra 'x 1,1 The Catalinas had a great show this year. Among the Catalinas were five Sophomores, Row I, Iudy Robinson, Debbie Chapdelaine, Row 2g Virginia Porrit, Beki Pruett, and Nanette Beauchamp, who put forth great effort in the show. Wilkerson, Alicia Wilkerson, William Williams, Debbie Williams, Donna Williams, Eddy Williams, Glenna Williams, Marain Williams, Mary Wilson, Linda Withrow, Carol Woods, Debra Woody, Charles Wnght, Roger W yzgoski, Mark Yates, Michael Yenna, Floyd York, William Young, Karen Young, Linda The Sophomore chlss of 73 owes a great deal of thanks to Mr. Harris, who has helped them through their first year at PHN. I 22 ! 1 S

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Stephenson, Eric Stephenson, Kathy Stimp, Impda Stitt, Renee Stoglin, ,ludi Stwoderant, Steve Sturgis, JoAnn Swan, Ruth Sweet, Carol Sumner, Lddie Talley, Shirley Tank, Cheryl Taplin, Linda Tarket, Ken Tate, Sherry Taylor, Ethel Taylor.Lola Taylor, Regina Taylor, Willie Teasley, Deborah Tharp, Judy Thomas, Maurice Thomas, Cenny Thomas, Henry Thompson, Callie Thompson, David Thompson, Denise Thompson, Ken Thornton, Pat Thorpe, Debby Threet, Marcia Tillman, Kenny Tkaczyk, Diana Todd, Dannr Toeunsend, ,lim Trammel, Margaret Traylor, Charles Trousdale, Mary Jane Trout, Jim Tucker, Laurl Turner, Robert Tymes, Sandra Tyms, Wilma Vance, Nancy Vandewer, Doris Vannatter, Kathy Verch, Pam Vinyard, Donna Vorac, Dave Waelde, Cindy Walker, Brenda Walker, Larry Wallace, Curtis allis, Allen alls, Mike Ward, CW Ward, Richard Waren, John Washington, LC Watson, Orajean Watts, Joe Way, ,lanet Weaver, Linda Webb, Dan Webb, Kathy Wheaton, Paul Wheeler, Debbi White, Rebecca White, Sharon Whiteman, Earlene Whitener, Dennis Whitten, Teresa ,

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