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

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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

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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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Applause! Applause! The Piano lab starts students off on a musie appreciation-course. They leam how to play the piano, and learn notes in major and minor keys. Mr. Welton, well experienced in the world of music, teaches the course. yi , o 4 N , .Q 'tai N! limi' mini! -:fl J sn:-ed. ' Liu. D. Gnie Y ,ali P Tlfifc, L llg waiirl Nldoliiub lt :di .fl JBA la ,J 'W ff T I Y ! I X X 7 f 'e 1 I, , The musical this year is the Sound of Music W'th th d' l . 1 e irection ol' several had costumes especially rented for them from New York. Some of the l dtfferent teachers it was well prepared for The students put their time into Students even h d to l h t dan f D . a carn ow o oc or the appropriate scenes. makmg costumes and making props. Most of the lead actors and actresses l Rim , T MQTWM V is 'HTH rum I mlm I Thurpvylglsd X Wilma' hm t 'C-Slu D tl 28 fz LHWUF1 R W Y V if lu