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

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- - - 1WM1Iltki'ilI?i!TIl'1 I 11 155 1 an H HHAFA DEAM gn- Above left: Martin Lutlz er King Jr. Above righ t: Sheila Denise Brent Right: fleft to right! Mrs. King, Ms. Battle, Marsha Valko lbackj. Just as Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream tlzat one day our nation would join hands and walk together as brothers and sisters living in peace, so did those at N ortlzern have dreams. Sheila Brent had a desire to become Homecoming Queen of the 1975- 76 school term. After much campaigning and the writing of an essay, and voting by students. faculty, and others, Ms. Brent came out on top. Mrs. King and Ms. Battle worked so hard in trying to make homecoming ceremonies a little more unique than previous years. When it was all over they were glad, satisfed, and tired!

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9 00 200 YEARS OF DREAMS TO REALITIESU S S It's a proud heritage we have. Lexington and Concord th Declaration of Independence Valley Washing Jefferson Lincoln the Westward Movementfgjgfwaneenng in the Space Age with man 's first landing on the moon. The United States Flag, hangs over our Nation representing and Equality. July 4, 1 776, the Declaration of Independence was adopted, thus A disconnecting the colonies from the tieslof the Mother Coulntryyz q we Seniors will be separated from our parents asbwesfejw dream world into the world of reality. The dreams of many people years ago concerning the outlines of our country are now realities due to nature and man. Distant dreams, were an those of Ford and his automobile and James A. Naismitlfs Q ion of basketball We see in our daily living how far the auto '7f ,i s imporved from the 1958 Pontiac to the 1976 Pontiac is shows that man played even in the earliest times. Hem' i ' 4 reorganized his play into games, and as civilization developed, his games developed also. Educators finally recognized the importance of sports in the total education of students, that play and of the school program. Minority races have risen to higher positions, each own share of ideas and dreams which coverted into The years 1974-1975 brought realitiespf being chosen America City and the completion 0f,EDn:Met lPontiac became part Stadium j. For both were dreams of Pontiac contained within themselves. Years ago problems of crowded conditiorii' tudents at one school and the desire for another Pontiac ! sparrceag, dream of building Ponnrrc Northern G , tif -irraiferf' and construction started, this set the Northern dream into progress. The school was Hnished prior to September of 1958. And in June of 1959 the first Senior class graduated from Northern. We Can, with great pride and respect, continue to N, xse America has greatly advanced in 200 years. Due to resources, we can continue to dream knowing one day soon, Dreams can be Realities l' g,,g,e' 4