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

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Jo s Everywhere In Our Music! The students in A Capella Choir are quite talented. The members of Choir are, ROW 1: B. Freeman, K. Grady, L. Wilkison, D. Oliver, S. Wheat, S. Russell, C. Fry, S. Knapp, S. Draker, P. Davis, E. White, L. Hoefelmeyer, L. King, D. Ervin, A. Lance, N. Nadolski, K. Bunch, P. DeVault. ROW 22 P. Kage, C. Gayles, L. Carthane, K. Burgher, N. Miller, N. Rutherford, L. Woods, D. Hetherington, M. P'-'N Mr. Dempsey is the new music teacher for Accapella Choir, Girls Choir and Mixed Choir. We all agree that he is doinga very finejob. I . ' w in V, , A . ,Q L' W dbx? 1, ' x ., A J I 4 m , 1- r ,Iii 1 fl i ' 1 e , f 5 -il J ' 1 new is :.i,,.Avl.. -. . , ,MX Q vp, Q A Special group out of 113 h ' - Cl'YSI2l.laires. They had many Zigrigirhg engirgcerlfrierlis tlilii Yeftfhjaf different places and did a fine job of it. The girls To n S Cfwemble :uc ROW 1: Kim Burgher, Patti Davis, fl H0efClmeyvf.Sal1y Kf12Pp,Eugenia white, Row 2:

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P Ili A 1 5 ' Sl- r petal QTOIMS. It had a good sun.b:' 7.ie'b1! A gem! meenng They try Iomxloulpn' 11 Q-:r gram! ms Um the nuderm havemme upn' f ABOVE: MI. Buchanan is the sponsor of Student Council. He is not seen in Student Council very often though bemuse of his classes. BELOW: For the first time in Northerns history, a Black King and Queen were crowned. Paulette Shorter lQueenJ and Mike Reed fKjngj reigned over Northerns Homecoming Game with Farmington, with the victory laying in Northerns hands. The King and Queen dismissed the traditional attire and wore the gown of Africa, Dashiki'. 3' I 'in-me o qs?-QWJ I X ,mg lm B TTQQ Y f-V,, i , , ' I Tc 2 M UPPER RIGHT: The Adwdsory Board. for Student Council helps the officers plan for events and work out some of the difficulties presented in Student Council. Some of the members are. ROW 1: D. Corr, B. Jackson, ,nm ' cffg '5 P. tw Cfftx'-. ' F: c ' C' If Qt' gctgjfl 73,1 if-at 3 -wall-.nxt 1 Q me-ec ee ' UVMU tfepho -. 'WM f, f ,',1j'fCs?i in t '.'f...- , 1,41 n, -9 fr,, N. ay ,L b 'Q Ctc,f,',- '-,J lg ' V- T f ff -' 5 ,F t Q rf ,, -, , 1 S. McDonald. ROW 2: D. Oliver, L. Duncan, L. Hoffman. ROW 3: D. Pietryga, D. Hutchens, B. Smades. LOWER RIGHT: The Student Council has lost two officers to better causes, but the remaining officers do their jobs as best as possible. Brad Jackson fPresidentJ has a lot of work to do and with help from Sharon McDonald fSecretaryJ he will get it done.

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il .Ni5.,, r'l' .M 1 sv 1 is f i Q' f i Y . '-X . LX, 2 'myi- Childers, B. Konzen, J Ewald, J, Powell, B. Fahrner D. King, D. Roekcole, C Warnick, J. Edward, K Lesperanee, P. Spitler, Y Sanders, S, Corke, D. Pettis. ROW 3: L. Felt, J. Irwin, B. White, G. Porritt, L. Webb, N. Deacon, C. Lewis, R. Corr, B. Gray, D. Wells, J. Yeargin, R. Graham, E. King, F. Bowers J. Bren, J. spam, L. st. John, J. Clothier, B. Nealy, P. Whisman, C. Waelde, P. Sample, L. Scarbro, C. Goff, A. Maley. ROW 4: T. Jeffrey, C. Wickman, K. Shelton, P. Fournier, S. Lenger, B. Beach, P. VanHorn, K. Harding, J. Tate, D. Quince, T. Campbell, T. Arnold, D. Waelde, B. Smades, D. Hutchens, B. Farnsworth, K. Sauk, C. Courser, E. Gragg, J. Ross, W. Knoppe, L. Duncen, M. Griggs, B. Sinkler, M. Rayner. s' u RJ-' --S LLL., GTF of e -N ,, 5 .gf 'X , U- , .Iliff Kolemafiiowwfl - ur, ', ,Sell 'Iwi WMU LMHM, Bf i will ' nFrlI- r,'l ALM? M ,Q This year the Accapella Choir really outdid themselves on their float. They worked very hard on it, and their title for it was Love Conquers All . The time was spent after school and almost every night a group of students could be seen working very diligently. 1 . .fl ui' ' - ' in -e ,I- xr-z?'V - Q ' On the day ot ll:-ineeontlng, it brought gr cry OliiLll'Pl'lSC from the crowd, but llng lllli. .slum t-ould nol bring lhcm .1 lirst pl.1ce.So1t looks lIlxC Li'M.' l5i'vig-.Ilvi lyvrwlllef -Xllu. is i