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

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is iffy '- fl- 'aiffl lu, 5 Y ,J 'gi gl I liz T It is a new awakening for the Sophomores, a new world, a new time a new ' season. They are about to experience three of the most exciting years of their lifeg they have entered the world of Senior High School. Their season was young and fresh as they stepped into Northern. The building itself was a great change, but they became a part of the scenery as they met new friends, noticed the responsibilities that they were given and cautiously viewed their many opportunities. In the beginning, they saw Northern as a maze, confused but determined they said This is OUR season, OUR life, and we are going to make the most ofit! The class of 75 made many great accomplishments this year, but their most valuable was finding themselves, and what living is really about. When they begin to pass through their high school days, they will realize that the many new and wonderous events that they experienced as a Sophomore will have a great effect on their remaining years at Northern and the future. The Sophomores have many more important events to step throu h, b t th ' S u ey will have to take them one by one as they enter a new Season. v 26 tiff!-

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Abraham, Julie Abrams, Michael Abrams, Michelle Acosta, Angela Albritton, James Alfaro, Sandra Allen, Pam Allums, Avelene Alvardo, Teresa Anderson, Barbara Andrews, Jackie Anzures, Irma Ardelen, JoAnne Armstrong, Sharon Arnold, Delores Artes, Terre X SX Aslin, Beth Atkins, Craig Ayotte, Terry Bachman, Verena - Bailey, Mark -1- Banks, James 9' Barefoot, Sandy Barge, Alex 'N Barnes, Yvette Bartnik, Pete Bass, Danny Batey, Joseph ' nf. I ,I . B X. 5, l Batton, Jim Baxter, Karen Beasley, Kenneth 5? 5:3 4 N . Bausre, Linda C' 3 Beaty, Steve ' ' Beauchene, Lorraine 5 ,5 1 T ' JI- 4 S CIW 0 0 e Have Splrz We 're The ,il 4 I. , ' :-- 5.2 x',a ' lg, ,ff , V, ,in has -1 e 1 , af- 1 F -,'1 1'L ' ' 4 . iii- me I J nZ in X ,Wa F 4, Beckley, Tom Bedford, Anthony Beets, Jerry Belcher, Richard Bennett, Roger Benge, Raymond The students of the class of 75 rely on these tive to organize fund raising activities which help pay for things such as the future float they will build in their junior year. This year the International Club, which sponsored the Ugliest Athlete, donated all the money they raised to the sophomore class. This was sincerely appreciated. Elections were held before Christmas and the following were elected to serve the 72-73 school year. Sandy Barefoot, Vice President, Erma Noble, Secretaryg Harriette Green, Treasurer, Brenda Clark, Historian, and not shown, Denise F reer, President. The class of 75 profited from the good job these tive put forth this year. v . J 3: 1 rx, s Mlrixgg li - Ax' v 111- oopnomore Class Officers: tl to rj Sandy Clark, and Denise Freer Knot sliownj Barefoot, Erma Noble, Harriette Green, Brenda , Qblxx x