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

 - Class of 1979

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Pontiac Northern High School - Avalanche Yearbook (Pontiac, MI) online collection, 1979 Edition, Cover
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A ,gg , ,gh 5 5 ,, ax , -fjifnflz 7' I Q-T fJP , Q1 ' I fr 5 f 5 35 QV' ' ,, 1 f 'iii f ' ' 55 2 Qi 5 9' fa? I, iff' ff'f'3 f f ' :H 43 ' , .',, 1-fi ' ! 'f :' , 5 ' ., V V jf' ' 0 ' 'f 5 if E : p r 1 1 1 , i ' f -. . Q!! - X Af A ff 'fu ' ne ! I 'V-au W 'M r f I SZ x , fffkiqz' , Q 1 ,avr ,W , ' f ff 4 ff ' ,uf , Wiz 5 -f W ..........-... T- - i II ' ' X V The Vanety kznce omusto u -utzes which 5 s and 7 s which will bend e I L nd t at ter ord' OMF New an world as they of age - but 1 vi .M lx A x v 1.4 442 . g 'MZ - ' i , 4 ,- , ,- II am ce.. '-4 .C 52 . x' .Va 8 JH 4 'L'1f'3fE b. ,., 1-...,-A, ,. x C The Changes world that has Hu: es of our gf' gint:-vhlaa-1 1 Mfr NN' lf'H A 1 '17 r - .rpfhl The List your of tht .Tcvetities has been one of surpnse. sorrow and suspense. Northern 's own little world had its own shoi'ker's' The birth ofthe 'New Llerieration' had new episoiles added to its llistorv. The suicide in the parking lot, the death ofa kllow student, the initiation into ROI? and the teacher strike that added to our vacation and the Silverdorne games added spice to the life of we students. The world revolved around its own events that interlaced with ours. The 'Disco Fever' ran high in our veins wlzen John Travolta burned across local movie theaters. Senator Diggs rocked the political world with lzis conviction in the Courts. Louise Brown, the worlds first test-tube baby brought to sterile parents the gft of life and brought to kids plastic test-tube parents as tlze future in BRAVE NEW WORLDl?l The Sci-Fi era zoomed us to the outer regencies of the galaxy with T V programs such as 'Battlestar Galactica and Mork-n-Mindmff Marriages among the T V personalities we viewed took us by surprise, tying the knot were Donny Osmond Charlie's Angels and Princes Caroline of Monaco! The black heritage was once again lzailed and glorified with the T K premiere of 'Roots 2: The Next Generations , On the Sports Arena, Leon Spinks surprised the Nation wherz he heat The Greatest for the WBA. title. On a more local level, Proposal D. Came into effect denying all those turning eighteen-Seniors of RNH a toast to adulthood! The Wiz , the black renzake of the childhood story we grew up on l The Wizard of Oz J told the story in the upbeat way that we face to the 80'sl But the bad happened with the good - that's LIFE! The death of the popular crusader llubert Humphrey touched the hearts of many wlzen he succumbed to cancer. The Duke however once again won his battle witl1 cancer. The worst airborn collision in US. history occurred in San Diego with the crash that took mimy lives. Natalie Cole the singing star, was honored when she received her llollywood 'Star', as her father Nat Cole did years ago. The year has been mam y things to many people the good and the bad, one more memory to add to our numbered years at Northern to face the impending ElGllTIIz'S new, unique, and puzzling to our Generation... A wwf' Av VH- :ef 1. 4 fin 5321 X 8 l -ll is 4'-v K Aff' i - a 1--ang' 'H Ni-!'H The Ezgh ties are approaching - and with this new decade the students of Northern High come of age! As we see the Seventies fade into the sunset, giving wav to the dawning of the Eighties, the Avalanche takes a look at thc New Generation. The many generations that have preceded us, have had a great influence on the people we are and will become. On looking at the growing years of the Huskies, who range in age from I4 to 18, we see 'Our Roots. ' We have grown up as the direct result of the fighting for and against various issues of life. Although we were not 'around ' during the Happy Days of the 50's KRNH was - with its very first graduating class j this time of nostalgic innocence holds a special place in our hearts. Today 's styles have the 50 's look blended in. The ever-popular Sock-Hops that really socked the Greasers, have been replaced with the Boogie-Beat of Disco Fever. At our very young and tender age the Turbulent 60's exploded The 'Me Generation of I-hppies, the assassinations of well-known figures, the Civil Rights Struggle, the Sit-Down age of protest and other rebellious stages, have passed by us with a great effect on the lives we lead today and all other tomorrows... RNH of course was hanging right in there! About ten years ago a sit-down strike took place over the Dress Code fDress Code!?!j Today, we dress in a sefexpressive way, projecting a very sharp attractive personal appearance! Ah .. the Seventies! ERA., Wornen's Lib., Gay Lib, Lib, Lib! The breaking through of prejudices - traditions, race, sex and cover-ups. Today. because of rebellions, our future lives f coming of age J are full of OPPORTUNITIES! With a free-for-all world the New Generation takes over to shape this world a way in which onbf the future can tell! Now, the Birth of the 'Wew Generation .... 1 ff M 13 'A . ,.., ,A if emma: At.t s .. i Q f .A miiamml QE' 5 KH i I 1 Sl i I ig Mm MM i Km W ! nfs! l sl 21-I i - QSM 'Bl- WHS C. ILM NZM li YE 1 f E ..h.jLUJL..'1E1T In past yearbooks the copy of the Avalanche was written by the staff of the yearbook, since this book is about YOU the NEW GENERA Tl0N we honor this unique group by presenting YOUR thoughts, views, dreams and criticisms... -- PEOPLE -- The new Drinking age STINKS!! We need the 21 Drinking age cause it will mean less car wrecks and MA YBE lower insurance rates. The 21 Drinking age means 1 can do anything - have a family, ajob, a car, but no BO0ZE! Let's skip to Mac's! The students that skip all the time aren 't caught often enough. I hate Sweeps! - ain 't they a d-u-c-k! TZG.lE ll! Love my Dubie. The weed smokers here don 't let you get within ten yards of the bathroom without gettin ' high from the air! The stuff that's been happenin' to this school makes ya realize there is a world outside. The death of a girl who went here and her brother made me feel shock and anger - What is this world? The suicide in the Parking Lot made me realize I got a great life here at PN!-L The college-prep courses put a strain on the brain.!! The teachers are more friendly after school - they smile more I in reliefj after teaching us hardheads! The teachers here will help you all they can and will stick by and encourage you - they 're terrific! There are too many Mickey Mouse courses, they won 't get you in to college. I couldn 't wait for the Senior Swing-Out, and now that it's over I want another one!!! When the Seniors leave the school it's the PIT TS!! iiiiillii e PKI. 5,1itt.,MlJN'ThlE3i, WT' 53 . te. ...M W.. tml 4 , A.- ,c,, M.- .W rm X M , N .I 17, t ' WM . If +5 mg W i lm-sp '-Ybikm-4 ' tt, 1.5.4.4 -H-4, , ,. me-.N ,...,..m.e. -.- -A f V4...,- SPIRI T HRNH school spirit is so strong - it 's like a person all it's own, The Hallway Social Minute between classes is great! 'PNH is like a small town - everyone knows everyone else 's business. The Northern-Central Game makes you feel like all 2, 000 students are one person bugging out to beat the Chiefs! The Pride in our school is dead S just clzeckout the bathrooms Huskie Magic! The Pride in our school is great f hah' my clothes and stuff is red and white. The spirit in our school is well just walk the Halls in a Central jacket! The Pride is our school i's dead - just checkout the bathrooms 'When the Band marches through the Halls it 's GREA T! - spirit explodes and chaos reins!! POP was and still is for kids! i ,-'1 fi, A ff 'XA fu ,, Sv' ov uw A-iff ' '- 4, Q v. -q,,, q4'-'- - . Q,,Q'jv?hs'l' TEAM .LTL -S- w ml, 43 bv Mx. 'MW 146 11 MAA, 65 -sw-H 3-X1--r WI 1' s-1 w .uw-x id .J7iL.lJl8lT i X Q 4'5 l CITY' SPORTS There are two Izves at Northern one school work and the other practtce The athletzcs zn our school are THE BEST' The Football Team thzs year worked hard and tt showed' Look outDr J cause here I come' The Varsity Stand should be open earlter the Hungrzes don t watt t1I1 I 10' The Varszty Stand should be closed the rats and mlce tn this school are DISGUSTING' We need a better half tzme show Central always dogs us there' Away games are DEAD hardbz anyone goes No one goes to the games for the game they do for the Northern Hzgh Fashzon Show There IS not enough practzce after school just a lot of phytng around' The oneness that you get wzth the people that are partzczpatzng tn the same sport as you as BAD' Gtve me a job any t1me over sports the job zs easter The people of sports can be classzfied zn two sections JOCKS OR BURN OUTS' There IS no greater challenge than the competmon and hard work of sports The Hallways are always filled wzth people runnzng, etc after school that IS a good way to get knocked DOWN! ll' ,-7 p, ,'.4'Ly ' gg 'Eil f .3TL' +4, V2-cpl, 1' QUIIL ll. 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I M 6 xx in ' , 'Q I K-' ' , ' ' J- oh ' . ' 1 11 W f ' I 3-'W' Qu A 5' , ' 1 . X 'Q A ' I: ' , u il- Xflzflu-ky A v, f l' V, Ima. Ik Wu 4 52 . ff 1. , r- I . A' 2 V . N zz IW, A' 21 rf .J I U I I P ,I a 7 mx fu VAMVI. :fall g 'A y ' if ' V ' ' 2- 2:71 A - , J . , Q 7 :UI 'f ., . 1 1 y .,',, ,- Q q ' iz, ' 1 Y ,J , ' ,- s ,U-U-.V U ' A ' YL Y V 1 f Y ,, ,gffz 1 A N . ,,--...-- '- Q lxfixil LX ' I., Ql,l,r'l1Q . i bl Q2 - f an 2 1 A ' ' 1 3 I. Ji, U . ',, . , - 5? Nl: VV v k'b3 Ll! 44-I 1:1 4 y. ,1 V' . '- Lf lu- 4, Z' , h, ' f , Ilrzvl , 51 WN ' f y H I IN 1 . 1 f, ,' I M Q Z f ' ff HL A' 42 , , ,wyj ' I A . 4- , 1 4 -, QM 1, A .ff Q ig LL Lu 6? A M J, X , . '14 I V f - Q' 'fi, ,X , ' fl K '. U U l api., If , 6 4' ' vi 'Lk g A '13 'vv' U r , fl. , rf I M mc K ,TI The freshmen Class Officers aren 't quite as experienced as the other three groups of officers. But have done a terrific job in performing all of their responsibilities! Keep up the good good work!!! Row I: Mr, Burton, Shawanna Hughley, Historian, Vernita DuVall, . cretaryp Row 2: Tauwonda Williams, Presidentf Sharon Brown, Vice President, Dorothy Quinn, Treamrer. Adams, Anthony Adams, Sondra Alden, Tim Aldrich, Carl Aldrich, Keith Alexander, Eric Alexander, Lori Allen, Bella Allen, Jan Allums, Wayne Anderson, Treva Arnold, Tonya Asbury, Tracy Baker, David Baker, Marlene Banguil, Kelly Bannon, Rhonda Baril, Stephanie Barton, Michael Bass, Coleen Beam, Roger Beckley, Gloria Beomus, Bob Berry, Andrea Berry, Brian Best, Debra Bacher, Kelly Bishop, Norma Black, Alisa Black, Leartils Blacker, Charles Blake, Wilson I4 Young minds in Progress hs T if 5' l ,ft A 't Q ,V 1. 1. V-. A l z7i- , 54 ,i .-gb . 'Ex 1 . V W W J U Q9 4 , Yi Lei' X -gl C f ,t,- Q i .1 . 'I I .I-4' 1 ,LM 1 U r ua -'fi 1 'ji Q1- S 9 Q 'JSE affix f N N an The Freshman Advzsory Board has also been busy makzng thezr jzrst year at Pontiac Northem a worthwhzle experience and a memorable onel The graduatmg class of 1982 has shown a lot of przde and SDIVII and should be congratulated on makmg their class a successful onef Row 1 Sharon Brown Tauwonda Wzlllams Mzquel Sykes Row2 Laur1eFrartce Stacey Zehnder Barb Sormg and Anntonette Grtfjtn 1 -fl '27 A Blakemore Valene Bobo Anthony Bobo Erzc Bo1a1 Roko Boltz Mar Bowze Join Bowles Tammze Boyd Timothy Brackms Rzchard Bradley Jeff Bradley Valerie Brady'W7W1n Brzggs Damel Bnnka' Francine Brooks Fellcla Brooks Hederzck Brooks Lisa Brooks Sonya Broome Franczere Brown Antomette Brown Brenda Brown Carol Brown Ivan Brown Jerry Brown Karen Brown, Leonard Brown Patrtcia Brown, Paulette Brown Sharon Brown Vick: Bryant Jeff Bu: Hong Bumpous Sarah Burgess Paula Burkett Larry Burks Patncza Burrows Barbara Bursey Elizabeth Burtch Vincent if V' ., 'fy ,' I ,' N' Y v ' 1 , IU 1 l V ' . fm ' H I ' ' X BX ' ' ', , -f- ff .' . B ... I ',en.., ,,,. 'flf' Q.. ' , , ,rj 1-. jig ' 1 . .. ' V I iv 1.54 v, . W Q 'f . 5' I Q , Brewer, Patricia eww A ' B L B I ' g . ' ' ..' : e ' -. t + . 'fzi 1 all f- - - ' ' I - K . .K 5' 4 r M'1FV1' - ' . ' y, 1 , u , Q' V r 4 ,G x f - ' ' L ' 1 ' 1 r t , 1 at B , as a A , . LE ' -T, , . 1 ff' A F - ,A ' ' , K it , h 15 - - f-ff- - -' -. ,, ,, ,,,,,, ,V H ,f-J, P Y -, .x.i.:i.L..l1vh nz-L..n ' ' ' T 1- I HMUILILIDMIIMIRUI 2 . ,L Bussell, Marty Butler, Albert Butler, Lance Byers, William Byrd, Jada Caley, Brian Calhoun, Tim Campbell, Denise Campbell, Jimmy Carie, Kin. Carney, Mark Carpenter, Mark Carper, John Carter, Mike Cartlzane, Vincent Chambers, Jeffrey Charity, Darrick Chism, Kandy Clark, Jeannette Clark, Willie Cline, Richard Cloutier, Jimmy Cochran, Donna Cohen, Kya Cole, Thomas Coleman, George Coleman, Henry Coley, Harold Collutt, David Collier, Jackie Colon, Sonia Combs, Eddy Condee, Lisa Contreras, Ida Coon, Jeffrey Cotton, Charlotte Co wdrey, Sandra Cox, Ann Craft, Torrence Craner, Cameron Crawford, Darlene Cresdo, Juanita Crimins, Barbara Crimins, Janet Croft, Beatrice Crump, Marcie Curry, Laioan Cypret, Jerry Dailey, Steve Darling, Merry Darlington, Vern Davenport, David Davis, Alicia Davis, Earl Davis, Katherine Days, Linda Deane, Michael Dearing, Robin Delongchamp, Dona Demouchette, Craig Dent, James Derbin, Richard Devault, Donald Dewey, Shelly Ditlon, Gloria Dingus, Ralph Dockter, Robert Dodson, Lisa Dmmbeater, Dean Drumm, Sheim Dudley, Barbara Duncan, Dwayne l 1 6 Y-N' ' -? '-'I ' I V VAN. Q. 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A . fi i x iz-a .11 if I X K ' bl a iff' all A T has , ,,A 4 'Ss Dunlap, Gregory Duperron, Pam Du Vall, Vernita Eaglen, Kevin Earnest, Connie Eden, Elndra Edgett, Karen Edwards, Charles Edwards, Michael Ellis, Ron Ellison, Vercia Engberg, W. Enghnd, David Fair, Willie Farmer, Tina Felsman, Ardene Fernald, Donald Fink, Jesse Fletcher, A ntho ny Ford, A melza Foster, Chris Fowler, Sheila France, Laurie Franklin, Anne Frierson, Jimmy Gamble, Eldrige Gann, Anna Garcia, Art Garcia, Fernando Garret, Fred Garret, Irene Garrison, Kimberly Gay, Stacey Germon, Henderson Ghee, Brian Gilbert, Monica Gilder, Andre Giles, Sylvester Gillotte, Shanon Gilson, Teresa Gleason, Tanya Glider, Satrina Goldsmith, Littier Gonzales, Steve Good, John Goodman, Ruth Gordon, Deforest Graber, Sherry Grammar, Timothy Gray, Marvin Greer, Linda Griffin, Anntonette Gulledge, John Guzman, Noe Halpin, Andrea Hammond, Deborah Hampton, Tom Hanley, George Hordenon, Carmen Harden, Kevin Hardin, Cindi Haron, Larry Harris, Billy Harris, Deanna Harrison, Mark Hartfield, Terone Hartsfield, Elaine Harville, Robin Hatfield, A, Hayward, Kaffe Hayward, Lim Hazelett, Joyce I7 There? more Beauty in the class of 4 6 7 fy!! Homecoming is a very exciting time for all students at Pontiac Northem, bu t, for Karen Jackson and Eric Mason it was even more thrilling These two young people were elected to be the representatives of the Freshman Court. The Freshman class is proud of both of you for all of your hard work and dedications. CONGRA TULA TIONS!!! Henley, Elemer Henry, Ckzudatte Hermon, Todd Herr, Becky Herrera, Rebecca Herron, Tom s yu. S 'l HJ X7 Hicks, Chris 'ne f A I ' X Y W I' X rm N 1 we s 1 y Hickmott, Deborah :Fi Us High, Keith High, Lisa Hillman, Donna ' U Hill, Mark ' 2 ' Hill, Nanette jj ' Horbdy, Michael Hockenberry, Susan Holmes, Phyllis Holsworth, Robin Hooper, Colaine Horne, Paul Horton, Bill ' 1 1 . Howze, Alan -. 8, Huber, Willlhm , Hudalla, Barbara Hudson, Willie I Ro Hughes, David Hughes, Mitchell Hughley, Shawanna Hull, Delores Hull, Seannotte Hulleza, Charito Humphrey, Joan Hunt, Todd l l 18 TYXQ xt , g . Q 4 Ae, J, ' s..a t. 4- Q-3 - QL. - 4 1 ' ' Q , 5 .X 'N A K. 2,1 X 'ef ' 4 xl, 1 , h' 1 1 , ff ' . I'-1 . 1 '1 G -5 ' 4. V ,' KZ . K xl 9 A The Freshmen Leaflets!!! The freshmen at Northern this year, should be proud, because usually the freshmen class don 't have a float or they don 't usually have a lot of active members in the Student Council. But this year's freshman class have been vegv active in making their first year at BNHS. just the beginning of their climb to great success! From Left to Right: Bill Paddock, Kurt Rogers, Joel Paul and John Knoppe are just four of the many freshmen who are becoming very active in their classes. Hunter, Felicia Hunter, Linda Jackson, Denise Jackson, Dorothy Jackson, Douglas Jackson, Eartha Jackson, John Jackson, Karen . J , Jackson, Mara tha Jackson, Michael Jackson, Stephanie Jackson, Youlanda James, Willie Jefferson, Michael Jefferson, Noah Jenks, Tina M Jemigan, John Jimenez, Jose Jobe, larry Johnson, Cherry Johnson, Conathtan Johnson, Jerome Johnson, Rachel Jones, Andre r 1 ' ' f 'Q' S., , s Jones, Elaine Jones, Wilma Jordan, Karen Kader, Joyce Kearns, Candie Kennedy, Mana Kern, Tina K ersey, Vanesa Key, Judy Kincaid, Connie Kincaid, Phillip King Kim ' King, Mary King, Richard ,. In ,. -.J N. gy? ,iw iv fl Q 4 1 , 4 bl ff J I ' - 7 . ,f fo J ,,-,V - all ,, 1? 4' X r Aff , 1 K ling, Curtis Knebel, Tim K noppe, Jon Koch, Joann Koolthong, Paimnee Lamb, Kenneth ,, . Lambert, Chris Landrom, Jimmy Landnv, Edward Lane, Donna 19 'T i 1 ', V E 4 r 2 l 6 I l , 51- F-J!-V, -ui ,mai LA. l. n.:.L.allhh1llM.WlUlMI!I1LillK ' H '- 1 ' ' -i . 2 Ll1Sf6I', Linmie Lauinger, Paul Lauabzis, Aleatha Laualais, Allison Lawren ce, A ndreg Lawrence, Dannv Lawson, Mamie' Leal, Lisa Lightfoot, T Ledford, Fred Lee, Glen Lewis, Leward Lewis, Reginald Lewis, Sam Lewis, Verbon Liechty, Tony Lindsay, Unazer Lipton, Calrior London, Cassandra Long, Bobby Long, Pamela Long, Sherry Longoria, Minnie Lopez, Mary Lothery, Rachelle Love, Beatie Lowes, Robert Lunsford, Doreena Lutz, Tammy L y, Xang Mac, Freddy Machado, Maria Malega, Dara Maley, Myron Mann, K ns Marino, Tracy Marks, Kim Mascorro, Richard Mason, Eric Maybee, Jeff Maybee, Kathy Maynard, Mike McAllister, Carmen McCasIin, Tammy McCoy, Crystal McClain, Christine McClain, John McClellon, Catherine McGray, Sean McCallum, Sharmac McGlory, Terry McKenszie, Annette McLintock, Becky Meding, Jose Medlock, Debbie Meriwether, Andrean Miracle, Betsy Miller, Randy Millery, Joseph M17fOn, John Milwee, Tracey Mitchell, Dawn Mitchell, Jeff Mitchell, JoAnn Mitchell, Melinda Mitchell, Ronnie Modest, Arthur Molett, Ruth Money, Sheila Moody, Henry Moore, Danny Moore, David 1 Q wlN!h.,N Q-L if 'F '. PY 54 S ' 1 'Q' ' if 11. 'Fv , fm A' 'Q I -5, fe, 7 ,Q I , JVIUVZIYU, Dwayne Moore, Jerdon Moore, Laronda Moore, Lee Moore, Travis Moran, Henry Moran, Jose Morris, Kimberly t ' ' Ki ., ' L A f 2 A , .1 R A 7393 wh' Q :, r 2-. . 1 if ew 2 + Z9 K f 5 ' VE ' f 1 , I , fl 5 f 1? I . ., 5 A l ' dx, A 1 . F. r ' ' 'ri Y V -V V -+ -Q ...' ,A , 0 .,,,, ,V , ' 1 . 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Sage, Beth , s' - Samuel, Dwayne 4 7 Schiele, Oneida A A schnafar, catherine 'M X ' Schneider, Jeff Scott, Edwin F ' Scribner, Robert Q Scriggs, Tamara Sexton, Mark , Sharpton, Michael ' I Shaw, Miyoshi l X Shaw, Sean Short, Brenda Simmons, Alva Simmons, Freddie 1? Simpson, Bevhh ' Simpson, Stevia Singles, Jeff X-Y' Singleton. Sylathza ' X- The Class of '82 is really starting out at Pontiac Northem with Huskie spirit. This year, with the help of Mr. John Schmidt, the Freshmen class developed an excep- tionally good float. On the theme of 'Reaching for the Sky they made the Empire State building with King Kong on top with his hand reaching for the sky . Even though the Freshmen class didn 't win first place, they should feel proud that they had enough support ffrom Mr. Schmidt! to have been able to produce the excellent float that they did! 22 mean.-:.u.,,iu '-'i' -4- IIITU - +- -1 451 U li, if ,A - 4 , IM, il :L fy 9 ,zltxlr L 'frm ,L EF: ,,f Q f ::-. . r -'ef W 5, DTH' ' ffl? d ' X I X . e V , V if 'E : yi 1 ix Q l af, X ll , , i gee T 41 ll ,,.A, ,4f XV il Smith, Dale ,Kl7li'ih, ffdll Sfltlllll Joelwm' Smith, Laura Smith, Marty Smith, Monica Smith, Rhonda Smith, Sonya Smith, Stephanie Smith, Vanessa Snell, George Snoddv. Trov Snoddy, Yvette Somerville, Antoinette Sornig, Barbara Spann, Shannon Sparks, .SI Spare, Herman Spears, Sandra Spencer, Sandra Spivey, Dale Sprung, Janet Spurlin, Sherri Stadler, Andy Standfield, Lisa Stanley, Tracy Staples, Wanda Stephenson, Karen Stimage, Maurice Stock, Debra Stowe, Nickii Strickland, Donna Stubblefield, William Suiter, Daniel Sutherland, Jullian Swam, Lynn Sykes, Miguel Tal, Marianne Talley, Julia Tauarez, Frankie Taylor, Deborah Taylor, Deidre Taylor, Jeanine Thomas, Awintin Thomas, Busur Thompson, Dawn Threlkeld, Darryl Tigs, Sonya Tipton, Terry Tkaczyk, Ozrol To minello, Mike Toss, Von Tovar, Tina Transo y, Darin Travis, Charles Turker, Dana Vandagrifji Susar. Van Meter, Janet Velez, Erlinda Wckery, Eric Vied, David Voydanofj Paul Voydanoftf Sam Wade, Stephanie Wagner, Leigh Waire, Duane Walker, Darwin Wallace, Aoulette Wallace, Marvin Wallace, Robert Wallace, Victoria Warner, Richard 23 Watson. Dcrric Watt, Kevin Watt. Raymond 3 Waylor, Oscar ' ,Q Weary, Claude 45 Webb, Debbie T Weiler, Joseph A Welch, Kenny ' ' Wetmore, Amold White, Craig Whiteside, Dinnelle Whitlow, David Whitney, Sherry Williams, Cheryl williams, Darnell williams, Gus Williams, Kimberly Williams, Linda williams, Paul Williams, Quinton Williams, Tauwonda Williams, Thomas Williams, Wayne l '1 Wilson, Denise Wilson, Jeffrey Wilson, Pa trick Winton, Tommy Worlds, Chelsea Worthum, Dale Wright, Harold Ybarra, Edwards Ybarra, Juan Young. Belinda Youngblood, William Zehnder, Stacey Zelezic, Smtt ,, JL 1' ' s V. X y, l I xx x H ' X ,, Freshmen Catalina? do it better!!! Joekne Smith lleftj and Karie Hayward lrightj are two very ambitious and talented young hdies! These two freshmen tried out and made the Pontiac Northern Catalina's. They should feel proud and excited to have been given the opportunity to broaden their Horizon in swimming These two girls will go far, because they have the determination and the talent necessary!!! 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H215 QM an ,M came ai! , 21414 MIKE. . , Ju uw H J ull- , 'L :J lv un 1 4 - . 1.1 -x Wu xl ,gl Q 'fi ML Q bu. my - LM C V 0,9 ov . ,vj Ulf 1 f?,Uf5UWfg Y 5 x I I Two with beauty Homecoming was a big event tnis year for the Sophomore class at Pontiac Northern. This years Sophomore representatives for homecoming are Patrick Brady and Yolanda Herring. Being a participant in Homecoming may look glamorous from the outside looking in but there is a considerable amount of work with campaigning to win, and then rehearsals for the big day, COR ONA T1 ON ! Adams, Beverly Adams, Stacey Albert, Johnny Aldrich, Sue Amador, George Angell, Lee Angelloff Mary Anzures, Dannv 2' F Armstrong, Chris Arnett, Gregory Arnold, Trudy A H Baker Christina U Baker Kevin X, U X - 6 ' 5 Ballard lon Barge Anthony Barger, Susan Bean, Ron Beatty, Krystal Beckley, Renee Beeler, Karen -f Benjield, Gary vf -f Ashwell, Annette Q , ' f K XM , .., Y f . 1' , L r A Yf' W x'4A 4 lf ii' if Q- , s '1 Q, t ' 'Y 1 Benyo, Richard f .A gg 3 -Q A , 4- x .J .J 'mr e 2 ' N X Bernard, Charles E S - Berry, Daniel Berry, Tim Biggs, Bryan Billings, Karyn Birch. Lisa Bhck, Adam Black. Crystal Blackburn, Curt .35 28 4? 1, tg '- 227 Xb ' . I . Y. .U ,V , N N, I, llhluhuillhnllhl-Wil - IliI -1- T filai lx' well, l,'Vf1IlEflL' .lliil'wr1ore, Keith lf! fl. errmru, William Blum! 'flier-Vl ' Blanc, Sylvutte w--. Bledsoe, Sharon Blow, Scott 1 A Box, Martha Boyd, Dave Boyl, Faryl Bozeman, Allison Bradley, James Brado, Brenda r f ' I j Brady, Patrick ' 1 -exif. Brinker, Michelle ' A ' ' N Brioso, Theresa I 4 3 Y.. l y v Y Broome, Francine Brown, Freddie Brown, Michael Brooks, Hank Brown, Kathy ' Brown, Marla Brown, Robin Brummage, Tina J , Bryant, .Steve ' Buckley, Debra 2 'Q Buford, Jane 1 Q, Bui, Tuyen 4 3 Burkett, Brian Q ' Burkett, Darrell ' X ' if Burnette, Ann ' ' 1 x I Burnette, David Burrows, Barbara , Burton, Fred Q Burton, Randy ggi? Butler, Denise '4 Butler, Sandra Caddell, Theodore Calvin, Willie Campbell. Earl Class rings were being sold near the beginning of the school year at Pontiac Northem. Representatives were here from the Terry Berry Ring Co. This year they seemed to be very important to the Sophomore class because this is the first year they were able to purchase them as Jerome Martin is pictured doing. 29 HMMIMWUWMJII H Decisions The Sophomore Student Council seem to really have it on the ball to be thought of enough to be elected. Here they are pictured. Row 1: Sharnin Palmer, Mr. Duffy, Sandra Butler. Row 2: Robin Brown, April Humphrey, and Liza Barnes. Campbell, Valerie Cantu, Felicia Carlson, Greg Carmichael, Dolores Carney, Jeffrey Carr, Keith Cliff, ML. s Carranza, Joe Cash, Patti Carson, Kimmie Carson, Sherry Carter, Joe V Carter, Stanley Gzttran, Kevin Caudzll, Larrv Chandler, Tracey Charles, Nichohs Cherry, Vinson Chircop, Deborah ,, .. Cladas, Dennis Carrier, Andrea g E S ciafk, Alex Q ' f , , -., Clement, Suzanne Coakley, Tina Cobb, Dennis Cole, Myrtis Colon, Ricardo Coney, Michael Cook, Lamarr Cooper, Kim Z' I Cooper, Tammy 1 N Cordell, Venus Cote, Jeannie Courtney, Teresa Cowsert, Donna Craig, Briggetre Croteau, Anita Crump, Mildred Currie, Kim Cooke' Byron l .A I 1 s Curtaindahl, John Daniel, Sonya Davenport, Jeffrey Davis, Dawn Davis, Renee . Davis, Terrv ml N 4 Davis, Thomas ' ' DDS, Karen 30 x. 1, 1 ,. x X Ax'- -m'5 '.wa r R ff X 5 5 gb Decisions The Advisory Board also helps at makzng a few deczszons set forth by the counczl Here the advzsorjv and council are pzctured together Row I Robm Brown Sharmn Palmer Sandra Butler Lzza Barnes Row 2 Tom Hzlborn Kraxg Kearns April Humphrey Joste Rewald and .lodx Hunt Deem Dwazn Delaney Cora Delgado Robert Demzzk Lonme Dew Michael Dodson Russell Dorrs Rosle Dudley Barbara Dudley Jesse Dunn Beth Du Val Derrzck Eaglen Mark Earl Krm Eaton Deanne Edgzn Crazg Edmondson Yvette Elmy Chrzs Evans Marcella Eyrnan Lynn Farmer Sheila Feltner Ron Ferree Jzll Ferrell Lxnda Ferrell Robm Ferner Teresa Fields Davzd Fzsh Mary Flack Rzchard Flentroy Davzd Forbus Debbze 1-r Af 5 L Ford Penny Frank Lorrame Frarklm Stanley Friend Veneta Ihtz Brenda Gdllrfrg Beth Gtlndy Tony Gann Jesszca Gunn Jessre fl Garver Shetla Gazette Paula Gehrke Suzxe Gehrke Ted Gee Estelle Gzles. Rzehard Glllotte Tracey Gholston Choyce l HUNIIAHLNMJIL ml Lx . . . .,, r ,N 1 ' . ,il 4 K WH t ' l , , x A 1 if xl 15 . '- t .1 ' ' ' ' sw I fe e VV W . , ' 3' X lf- 'Y Q . ' ' .D ww. hx Q- 1 ' - L? - 6 , I 1 fx . 4' S LV! N I ' , . I 4 - 'V' K 4 ' I e- - 1 I , . N .7 . , -.1 K 1, . - ' I Fletcher, Roosevelt PIE! fgzjlj . . A Q -17' M 5 he . A , ' ,du ,. , ' ,, fl , ' ' ff' fl' RT ' V. I , -all uw , ' ,tr X r ' - ' ' ' rx' ' '- 5 A r , I ' X Z 4 . 1 .' 31 Refs' X z H A Float Of Achievement The Float was also a very exciting part of Homecoming During the half time show each class and other various organizations had the chance to show off the floats that they had developed. Although the Sophomore float didn 't win first place for best float it was ranked very high. All of the time and enthusiasm the Sophomore class put in it was worth it!!! Gilmore, Steven Givens Elizabeth Goldsmith, Clifton Gomez, Debbie Gonzales, Virginia Goode, Greg Gordon, Gregory , -ef' GrahL Charles 1 Grant, Judy Gray, Dan ny Gray, Elbert Griffith, Sharon Grogan, Brian Gruber, Bobbi Guye, Yvette , ' Guinn. Charmin Gulledtle Robin uuthery, -Richard Gutierrez, Alejos Hannah, Wallace Hardhnan, ErriCk Harris, Jeffrey , Harris, Kim NW ,r 1 A. i I sv T .US Guye, Jeannette fy V 1 ' . X 5' 5 l 1 if ' I Hart. Twile Hatcher, Mmk 4. Hawkins, Douglas I Hawkins, Radean - ' Hawley, Eugene f-' Hawley, Shelly , X 5 Hayden, Barry ' Hayden, Kim 32 , l .ttf l. 5053.1 .fx llE'L H- IHUIHIIHIH N ,L ' L llhinmmm -tt' AK, t ' I 3 Q ,I Q K fs .High 3 P A 1 if 4 'Nw , bvfsl -.51 ff 4, r x i Y. ii , ,, . ' fs i.- '. Z JIQI T Q I Qi 'lla-1 i ' 1 A , J f' HX X t xf 1 X 037' 1 1 1? ,. ,-V. my I 1 X 1 .Ll I, A. , XV I L 1? 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' A ' Just to prove that I was right By the fifth grade I was still going strong Such a sweet child as myself could never, never do no wrong IHAU I can still visualize the teacher s face A A H 1 f , , t Who gave me a paddlin 'for chewinf gum I always did consider that rule dumb W By the time I was5fourteeriZ'lfI'1i'zYd?tar1ed sloiwingfl Hey! itwas my first year in High School - a time to Gee, just think I 'm a junior now - a hop-skip-n-jump to my As I sit and ponder over all the events of the past -1 ' l All are just important memories that I hold dear l For as part of the NE W GENERA TION the best of life for me ls still yet for me to see .... War: ' ' f L l I m.L..uuuxumnw.1mmmul A Mill 1 '- - ' Cruz, Armando Currie, Kevin Curry, Curtis Cypret, Kimberly Daily, Lisa Dalt, Chris Davenport, Marianne Davis, Carnice Davis, Cheri Davis, George Deane, George Dhem, Daniel DeLeon, Becky DeLeon. Lisa Delgado, Yokznda De Vault, Kelly De Vine, Debbie Dew, Michelle Dillinger, Darrow Doherty, Scott Donald Dolores Dorsett Tanya Dorsey Aolinda Dunagan Alvin Dunagan Beverly Dunlap Gussie Eberhardt Kathy Edson Sandra Edwards Reginald Ellison Patricia Ellsworth RGQIE Emory Jodi Engberg Jeanette Estel Pam Ewing Anthony Fav Charles Farr Suzanne Fath Brian Fayne Jennifer Finch Caryn Fletcher Bouce Flowers Kim Flye Vhrttsher Fortenberry Wtlladene Fowlkes Chnstina Franco Dada Friend Veneta Gaff Deanna Garcia Benny Garcia Migdalla Garcia Trish Garns James Garrison Michael Gervzn George Gibson Timoth Gilchrist Marcte ,4 vs in if. -qi ,,, M ,-, 1 , 4 Q ..,' , 1 f 'v .IW -.ahull ' lill ' ' -gn f-L. Y. E E ' 0 3 1 L4 x 9 4 X Al X -l .A M' A i ' lg if, J A ff L T? 4 I A '-9 ',?'IJs 9 Y. x tx lg I .uLul,.l..l.1h.n:.L. , ,-.-...,.-W, V , -,,- - f ,, ffflffs, Yvlvester Gillespie, Teddy Gilmore, David Givens, Betty Golden, Lori Gonzales, Talton Gooclson, Peachhs Gracey, Reggie Graham, Wilbert Green, Sharon Gregg, James Griffin, Keith Goiffin, Ken Griggs, Donna Griggs, Linda Grogan, Lori Gllfhery, Richard Guy, Eric Guy, Major Hall, Greg Hall. Lenford Hall, Michhlle Ham, Jack Hamler, Shirlh y Hamler, Tommy Hammond, Charles Harding, Chris Hardy, June Harper, Derrick Harris, Renee' Harrison, Cynthia Harrison, Reggie Hartsoe, Philip Hayes, Joni Healy, Clifford Heard, Debbie Henley, John Herron, Sheila Higgins, Bridgett Hilboon, Mike Hill, Damon Hill, Victoria Hinds, Kenneth Hobly. Arthur Hobson, Joyce Holmes, Valerie Horne, Alesza Hoskins, Steve Houston, Mark Hudalla, Bruce Hughes, David Hunt Dexter lackson David Jackson, Reggie Jarreau, Al Jefferson, Michael 43 ?'1 l l I I 'ii 1 .unuiwuuwmun A Ill -- - ' 11 Could this be the intelligence of the generation of tlze future?! Or are these people being totally serious? For one thing would you believe that these people have about 3 things in common? First ofall, all of them are Juniors, second, all of them are in the band here at Northern, and third, all of them were stupid enough to allow someone to take a picture of them like this!! fJust kidding guys! j Nevertheless, this should show that even though the class of 80 is a hard working bunch of people, they can always find time for a little humor or downright fun!!! Bottom Row L to R: Charlie Austin, Scott Doherty, Armando Cruz, Dale Maline. Middle Row L to R: Kim Cypret, Debbie Heard, Suzanne Farr. Top Row L to R: Pam Estel, Smzdy Young Jenks, Penny Johnson, Cathi Johnson, Marcus Johnson, Regina Jones, Cindy Jones, Clarence Jones, Darron Jones, Rita Jones, Steve Jones, Willie K eesling, Keith Kelly, Jim Kennedy, Kenneth King, Howell King, Renee K ingstrom, David Kirk, Charlotte Knebel, Tammy CC ' ZLTLZO K7 . -,gr Lf' Koch, Cheryl if q Koch, Dawn Q -f' ' N Kopilchack. Gay 5 ' 44 77 i I I V 'X I 1 4 1 x L. 'lv Sw , .:!,JLUJ.Ziu.'1.Y.Ni.lIllLl ' ' -.z.,.. v . 1 so f ' as Wx , ' 1 of U I 4,4 . I V 'N ' 1 . 2 '-I-TV-'2 9 A In I ,g' . Nz 1 +L - X- w .19 f A V U ,ij 1 1 hx' .. . 'U is I ek I ' l A 7 i , . ,sl lst i' l s -4, ,x.Lnl.L,l. -mm. Lamb, Willis LaVallis, Victor LaV1ne, Jennie Lawson, Jerry Le, True Leach, Alice Ledsinger, Pam Lee, Cathy Lee, Rodger LeMaster, Tammy Lewis, Melvin Lewis, Michael Lightcap, Daniel Lockwood, Nelson Logan, Sharon Long, Ron Long, Tracey Longoria, Alberto Lovelace, Danny Lovins, Rick Lundy, Jeff Mack, Karen Makarewicl, Michhllh Malega, Dawn Maline, Dale Mann, Elray Manns. Raymond Marines, Ramon Marino, Errick Markell, Renee Martin, Deanna Martinez, Christina Mason, Pat Mathews, Dana Mathews, Kim May, Lisa Maybee, James McCarver, Juana McCauley, Monique McClardy, Mark McFarland, Pam McKinnon, Jamie McNeven, Erh Mendieta, Pauline Mendoza, Lisa Mendoza, Rudolph Merrell, Matt Millery, Lietti Miracle, Teresa Mitchell, Harold Mitchell, Rebaccah Mitchhll, Virginia Money, Eric Moore, Candy Moore, James Moore, Mvron 45 T A I 1 l v , r Q ur . i..mn.mmnuwuu:.m - lull - - K' Ankh '--1 i Q :man numrll II Along with the selection of the King and Queen for Homecoming the students of Northem also got a chance to show their creativity Each class made a float which was judged at Wisner S tadzum during half time of the Homecoming game As the floats were paradzng around the field you could tell that a lot of time and effort were put znto each float. Although it did not wzn first place the Junior float was still very much a piece of art. It was done at Cheri Davis house where the rnasterminds of this float got together and put their ideas and imagina- tion to work. It was truly a fine float. Good work class of U80 . Moore, Willie I Mooris, Steve ffT '2 - 1- Q- - -,X Moorison, Rodney I J., 85- f s 'f . Mosley, Sherri Moyer, Gerardo Navarro, Julio A AF Neal, Keith Nichols, Barry ,Q '-- Nichols, Jeffery . ' , 'M 'wx , A., .7 1 I Noell, Curtis an-1 1 . 0'Connor, Linda 0Perry, Dan 4- 2 V A ' x 'x Ortiz, Marisol Pacheco, Nelson ' , f Pack, Cindy -- Page, Larry L. Paramo, Jacquelyn -rv- Parr, Rick Patrick, Julia Pavelka, Carl We Try Harder 7' N4 gp- .. WA i-1 Jr, s 'G' 1 X Pearson, Drew Pedrogo, Joseph Peoples, Vhrnice ' Perkins, Renee ,I A Perkins, Troy - Perry, Roni , 1, Peters, K ayAnn I ' I, 1 'U l , in V Y I I 4 . r X! at 5 1' gi' ' 1 iw, ,Q l , , s Phlegm, Herman 46 J X .,4X' 'Yin nforgetoble Moment The excitement rose during the week of Homecoming. Besides the usual festivities such as Spirit Week the campaigning and voting for Homecoming Court also took phce. After a whole week of putting up posters, handing out buttons, etc., the elec- tion finally came. The students were able to cast their votes for the candidates of their chss, as well as for the King and Queen. The Junior class cast their votes, and here are Danny Tominello and Terri Redmond, the two lucky people the Junior class chose for Court. CONGRATULATIONS! Porter, Kevin Powell, Cheryl 3 Price, Larry 1-W., 4 Prince, Kathy ' Pryor, Carl Puckett, Susan Pumphrey, Rita Quibell, Jerry Quinn, Lynne Quinn, Shirley Quiroga, Mario Ravenscroft, Lawn Reaver, Lori Redmond, Terri Reed, Willis Reyes, Juan Reynolds, Donna Rivera, Eugene .W F ,X Rivero, Richard Robertson, Judy Rocheleau, Roger ,L Rodges, Mark Q Rodriguez, Star 3? Rogers, Theresa Ross, Debra v ' ' Ross, James 47 KIIINIMLIIIINIIIILIIII U ' 'i Quintana. Guadalupe Quisenberry, Jackie Rowshr, Alonezar Rush, Audrey Russell, Gail Ryan, Cathy Ryan, Jeanette Sage, Larry Schweitzer, Marty Scruggs, Darrow Scruggs, Yaula Sexton, Lisa Shallow, Mathew Shorter, Renee Simmons, Lynn Simmons, Michelle Simpson, Tommy Sims, Al Singles, Joe Singleton, Jeffery Smith, Allison Smith, Brian Smith, Chris Smith, Ginger Smith, Ralph Smith, Ronald Snell, Marvin Sornig, Stephen Spann, Lorrie Sparrow, Deborah Spicer, Laurie Spurlin, Kirk Standfield, Carl Stevens, Helen Stewert, Delano Stewerr, Minnarrow Strickland, Kim Strickland, Monica Strickland, Sonya Stroman, Dernell Sullivan, Kerry Swann, Ronnie Swlastyn, Kim Tatum, Jack Taylor, Bhnche l'aylor, Dennis Teap, Carol Teller, Becky Teller, Kim Terry, Leslie Terry, Renita Threlkeld, Valerie Tillis, Gerald Tominello, Daniel Transou, Ronald Tumbow, Patty Tutle, Pam Tvmes, Mark 48 U 2 ii-fr' .2 - --if I I , v ' :cl 5, '-. .. 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FW ow lwfdjg Md MA 14 201 AA The Varsity Football team had a successjitl season this year. They ended the season with a record of 5-4 and a tie for 2nd place in tlze lnterlakes. The guys this year had the privilege of opening the season up with their first game being played at the Silverdome. 1. Dave Chism, Northern 's assistant coach for the offensive backs, sends Curtis Johnson out to relieve another player. 2. Terry taylor 's pass to Mark Cosby results in 5 yds. and a 3rd down for the Huskies. 3. The coaches and players stand along the sideline paying close attention to what 's happening on the field. 4. Mike McDonald's hand offto Earnest Allen on the I3 yard line, gives the Huskies their i846 win against Lakeland. 5. The Huskies defense cleans the way for Kenny Lighdoot, as he rushes for 10 yards and Northern 's 2nd down. 6. Matt Valko opens the game against Lakeland up with a kick aff on the 49 yard line. 7. In the lst quarter, on the 40 yard line, Mike McDonald searches for an opening to pass. 8. The members of the Varsity Football team are from left to right, row 1: G. Jiles, L. Hall, A. Shaw, D. Harper E. Allen, C. Johnson, H. Phelgm, T. Williams, E. Martin, M. McDonald, A. Lester. Row 2: A. Clark, T. Gillespie, T Hamler, G. Dinkins, O. Rodges, A. Hobdy, T. Pittman, G. Jones, R. Long, L. Williams, L. Noble, M. Cosby, E. Williamls, Coach McCormick. Row 3: Coach Chtsm, K. Lighdoot, M. Lewis, S. Jiles, C. Turner, R. Guthery, C. Quinn, D. Connor, T. Hilborn, K. GrU'j7n, C. Thompson, K. GrU'jin, R. Reaver Row 4: Coach Schmidt, K. Carson, K. Bell, A. Wakefield, M. Carthens, H. Cattran, R. Mitchell, T. Washington, T Taylor T Carr, B. Smith, and M. Valko, Coach Brown. i II! IllBiiHlll1lldIIilllll'l v IHLQL-.'.4151dll15.UsilLlcTli5v - f- iHI -- 1 I V I fa wb 1gfb'.. if. y Y.Y I 1' V -Q , i llg x ref: ft .4 6 24 4, v,-r' ,'4,4,f.gn-4' 49 4- 7,44 1 F 'nigh s v fit' Q 0 HQ 5 b i V 'ku-.P IJ' , X1 wx ., ., ,, ..f,.,- Aj. 'A I 'la' ,L I . 1 A A l. 41 mi. .llllzklhnlugilkululibhldl 6 Q, , f 2, .xi 4 2,01-aff ffxf ' af Y, 44,1 I .i Q 1 ..i..- 3 v., inuuamanuwwmuml Next Generation Comm' oat Yo The Huskies would like to commend the members of the LV Football team for a season 'well played '. These guys ended their season with a record of 6-2. Look out Varsity here they come I. Dale Washington rushes for 8 yards and a I st down for Northern in their game against Waterford Township. Z The members of the LIL Football team are from left to right, row I: D. Transon, M Hatcher, K. Cattran, T1 Davis, D. Sammuel, H Brooks, K. Early, F Simmon, .L Ford, .L Thompson, B. Rowls. Row 2: G. Lee, .L Landmm, G. Carson, .L Good, D. Mack, E. Gamble, T Moore, D. Washington, Q. Thomas, L. Moore, .L Bowie, M Hobdy, D. Deem. Row 3: Coach Pizza, P. Moore, R. Strickland, D. Deem, D. Willthms, S. Carter, K. Lamb, W. Brady, D. Burnett, K. Williams, W. Allums, C. Smith, P. Williams, D. Deem, .L Ybarra, D. Gray and Coach King. 1 .- .-mu - 11' wir. 'f ww- 113-'e'-' . :4-34.1--f. - w , .. Ang ll ' I M iiiTlZ.'ZIl10E'l -- T '11 Pl 5 'WY X x dk f 4. .5 ff ': ,Q-La X 7 r.-5 F 2 Q-.qbgz n 'u. e by 25.51 vi . .,,f,-, 4 R' . N-f . H m 'f' fix' f L' 1 3 D Q 3 ' ' 55 . 4 vi- gm. ig, 9 - 3 V ' 1 1 ,.,,. I Q ' '- 1 H Q 1 w s rua. 15, W' nr 1,21 59 V V 'fi AA '1 A X q Z' 4 , fp , 1, -gf -. g. ,Xe 2-, . -1' ' Vs. T 74 +3 V ' ' 'fu' v?5 51.1 fl v' - ' - , we V in vi A:-4. 1. jx ix nv' ' - , ' 1- fs 1 ., 4 U 7 Qu.. if In 'A 5 , , I A f 4 ' -s' . ' A. ' V K 1 ,A L . I .Wu Ll, H mg.. 'g,.,.,,.. G AlLl..HlMu.LllL..l1l.IuD.L.iAl ' l ' 'AJ s'-..g,,.- n 1 7Q'a .i ,. ,, ,W , ...,-.,.-.-,,, ,...,nu -r Ilia-n1v1S2IV'l?-I1WBIIHlll'fI - ,F Q ,M .lmifx-,,,,. v,. W. 1 'P i 'f f'Ti ' ., t 3 x , f fi sswfq,-' 5 ' 111 dunk V' 1 'Qui' W - - ' A 1 Q eg ' ' '15 ' Y qt - ' 'X G, auf .v-Q 1 az, www D mm ll! , 4 - k . - , .r. -1 5 'ss'-' I 'A ,, W ,ff XI., 3 is ' I ply W, .K 17 X E 1. 'FN '4if, U fix '- 'Q , Mi 4-1 x tl JPY 1,0 Sir .fe , ,' Y sv: ,fl P+- ffm 1 . .' fx af . sb 4 1 J f- N f . ji V' ' , 'E 'ww vi'-vA . ' 1' 0 nv '-744 U V-:gh ,J -44-.l. ln x Once They Got Started Y- f lf-,, Z, . . fx AM, .- gn' ,. J. , wrt -r vw ' 'V I' -1 5 - f W 'bf ' ...auf . -:WW X, HF fi- Nv' H. 1,l4LgL.lr.'.L.Y...,slILllQliiallliiilililuv - IIHUIHH -- -- What is it that makes ageneration new? Well, why not ask any one of these members from the Girl 's Track Team? Irn sure they will all agree that the number one factor is the change in a womans role in society. They consider themselves as an example of We can do it too. The members of the Girls' Track Team are from left to right, row l.' K, Harris, E. Leal, R. Robinson, L. Lewis, K. Twitty, L. Dixon, C. Williams, T. Davis. Row 2: V. Friend, F. Brooks, D. Gracey, L. Reaver, S. Butler, P. Ervin, C. Herring. Row 3: Coach Wanamaker, C. Kearns, L. Barnes, I. Taylor, A. Humphery, J. Hardy, L. Mosley, Y. Herring, P. Ledsinger and R. Berry. 2. Roslyn Berry passes the baton to Kim Twitty as they practice for the relay race. 3. Colleen Kearns, Eva Leal, Jackie Taylor, June Hardy, Tori Davis, Roslyn Berry and Lynn Dixon partake in a dry run to shorten the finishing time. 4. Yolanda Herring puts all .die has into throwing the disk. 5. Cynthia Williams, Kim Twitty, Lori Weaver and Sandra Butler practice clearing the hurdles. ..j ' Theres more involved in track than just mnning, track includes shot putting, hurdling, long jumping, high jumping and more. Northerns Varsity Track Team happens to be skilled in everything that can be listed under Track, which can be seen from their 3rd place standing in the Regionals. 1. Mr. Pizea, Coach King, and Derek Harper get things ready for the high jump. 2. Randall Anderson and James Moore, practice jumping the hurdles with precision. 3. Horace Nembhard as he clears the bars with ease. 4. Derek Harper aims for that extra inch. 5. Charles Quinn practices lengthening his yardage in shot putting. 6. The membas of the Varsity Track Team are from left to nght, Row 1.' K. Rogers, M. Stewmd, K. Johnson, J. Quisenberry, R. Anderson, J. Moore, R. Mitchell, C. Healy, K. Neal, D. Connor. 'Row 2.' H. Nembhard Berry, E. Williams, D. Harper, R. Gracey, M. Balhrd, C. Warren, T. Murphy, S. Giles, C. Quinn, and Coach Nelson. ,D. fs '8- J 1 1. .duly '-L.3.is.'...J..mlLWiiHln.14olIIi:l2Xiuih - I 5 HH! I X. V , Q . , -new , , , ' -:--al,g.L0.45- . - -'iw'-:QQ - ,, 7- H 1 . P'-I 5 4 fu-s-,vm---f. fu- - g---' rp- 4 , -g f -5:1 - f V. 9 , 11 .-f ' 7' , Q - 'Q ' L ' ' .1 'f -su 'xii' 35' ' eral . , ' J' . . -, ,, ..,1,.,. - -14. fm 'fff4emv,f:, A - - f . V ,, .. U, - '4 ' - ,' ir dk '-.V+ .-cus' - - xv 1. -.. -, A A, 4- f , , .i V, 0 ,-vff, Y. ,V A -,dvi A:jg:,,-,'f,p.4,,,4,. . nfs , 't'1'47?- . - - vas.. , . ,w? x, ,I a ' f I . I I 1 F 1. gig 3371 - I1 ,. . .,..,,-,,...f..-.J ', we TEPXFQ' ' ' , ng., . M f- ' . mfg 'ITL Z mal il QI fl1l'-'I y ' fp-.nz-'I - .....n- 11 ' . ba! , 1 ,, 3 'wif ,.,r A ' I milf 1 ,,,,, 1llHl11UllIlHMVl V The Freshmen Track Team is made up of promising young men, who are interested in developing their skills. Their season this year ended quite well, with a record of 4-4. The Huskies would like to extend to them our best wishes and hope they continue to progress. 1. The members ofthe Freshmen Track Team are from left to right, Row l.' Greg Redmond, Tom Davis, Dale Washington, William Pace. Row 2: Coach King, Phillipe Moore, David Sabrins, Lucas Williams, Richard Guthery and Danny Gray. 2. Danny Gray and Coach King exchange a few words about his progress. 3. Danny Gray practices perfecting his shot put throwing. 4. Phillipe Moore leaps through the air to make his long jump a successful one. 5. William Pace seems to know his vault was a successful one. The Future Track Stones il 4- ... .. ,.a . L, -in .tv 'alia-J lxgn . ...- f'. .1 ef ' ., - . . ' ' V' T 1' - ' '11 --' 'E -- An ' :N 2 , -'53-, 4-si i- f ' - - . an --0,-v.. . 4 1 W1 .,,,. i -- fag ,mg -s .1-'Nj effgiuglsm' A , Q if-1,51-+,,,yS:.i,1. -4. y ..,,'7 -tfifqfj, si .-s,,,z1 1'gTw5f.+fH 'f he, ' 1 V-ff, .,. ,'9'. '-we .,v,5.,. 5. ...L ..,., J- Y 4.75, ,',,!,Es,zQ3.?W 4 ,i , '--,J , . -n,:-1 -A , . .-H. l . .-,1 fr.L+'!1f.- .. -'I'-.gtk 1. .' -f' '..,:,1?w?6'Q5 v ' 1 - -' I 5 - , : ' , 1 -,, V. A - - If I ,- 92.4. .. - . ,,. .. ' ' K 5,8 .......... ,ew A 4 Y ,jug ww'- P Ml' ' - ' '- -., nf. ' ' jfffffwqr Y' ,. . . I .-4 - ,. .. i.,,,.-.fwhaa - -gm 'Vg-'W' , -',,..,,f ga ,.., Mm, f .. ,,..' W ,r. 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I L -,L 'VL ,.,- I limmuuillff-UILIEIWB f-- l1ElIMEIlI -- l 1 57 1 ' ' x l 4 , -'sw qfffku ' FC 4,9 5 ,B J 14 - W1 1491 'v74Kifnipf1,l-My ' V' 52 f 1 , n 1 x x M.L..uuunmuumuugun - lnKll4 M- - -1 1 These may be fresh fish so to speak, but they 're tough and willing to work hard towards improvement. With all you have going for you guys, Northern knows you will come out on top. The season for the Freshmen has been a successful one. Stick with it guys, your efforts have MOI gone without recognition. l. The members of the Freshman basketball team are from left to right. Row I: Freddie Simmons, Kenny Welch, John Bowin, Andie Jones and Sum Lewis. Row 2: James Stewart, Eldrige Gamble, Eric Otts, Mark Carney and Eric Ross. Row 3: Coach King, Wayne Allumns, Oscar Naylor, Willie Clark and Henry Moody. 2. Wayne Allums practices his lay up for the next game, and it looks like it 's good. 31 The team works on keeping contract on the ball. 3,111 K Preparing fo the Fu We l.Q 1 . ,iif-1.ls'. 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'5 GJ Q vlnmmfmmwu ll' .W ... 1- -fv., L 1,21 -'l..., alYEHixJJl1.'3lMlE1-lliiwiiilv -- lKEl!JTK -- l I ' .fff A 5 J, ,. . , . ' 4 4 , . 5 ,' 1 H 1.1 ,6 '-6 .1 J. ff. 0?-. s - -- I 3 r' fe ' f 1 1 . Qu ' . in ,4 , f 3 r ,,s. 5, I- .A I+ 1 1 i L 5:2211 Q11 A I K x l m.1.a.L. P 40s A . ' V' N 'i nel., - . M-, '1 . l'.'.. ,rr- P , ,fy M z- ,..f 1'-A 1 4' V - -fw -' Q., 4-'f-fgzfszzizdf'-'L .v . ar Q 4 .HJAJIMJJZLWLJNIIBLNL i l .,, The Best Getting Better The boys Swimming team this year is still progressing, All the guys have devoted themselves to practice and alot of hard work, which is evident from their season record I. Members of the Boys Swimming Team are from left to right, Row 1: M Myle, J. Coon, I Good, I Singles, S Dorherty, P. Chilkott, 1 Pedrogo. Row 2: L, Harmen, 0. Sabins, G. Davis, T Stone, L. Parks, E. Robers, Row 3: S. Yates, G. Smith, D. Eberle, G. Daniels and D, Maline 2. Steve Yates positions his body just right for a smooth forward dive. 3. Dale Maline practices his butterfly stroke for the oncoming meet, 4. Steve Yates places a perfect arch in his back to achieve a good back dive. I stroke to reach perfection . is 59 'bi' 41 ' 'Q mf mug 581- 5. Gary Davis as he practices up on his breast . , 31110 M 1144 7431! NJ! Hllihi 333 HMI 901 rug KZ 5 UND!! .uv V A :mm 1011.2 ml 11,5 ' Wait flusmi 5 gg ' G U ' HW' lwiffw sn ' gpg , Lfzslnwsrm .an . . 4 r I Q ie 'YZB' 33334 i ,mi i lvl' 'UU ui sam ll ld!! I ' V 1 EJ UI , ' fe' u I U if ' S V 75 91.1. Pu ' 'L Wujfvv Q ' -nf 321 - -u vu Q ,. .L-A ... . 1-- 1' vim I M N :ii ini sa is Zi? in 91N f- 'i U fx li K 1 I 1 A 4 5 Hitt QL ffl! Tl 1111 ill ll lan I ,, i,4 -A 1 -an Reaching for the Top J. i Ilia-AmlIInLlAJK as u.sm.,u.,,i W' ' -- -- 1 These young men are every bit of talent, They don 't mind working hard, because they know it will pay off See you next year guys, when you will be a Varsity member. 1. The members of the J. V Wrestling team are from left to right, Row I: B. Rawls, 1 Schneider, W. Davis, L. Terry, B. Baldwin, K, Partdridge, C Moore, K. Tomas. Row 2' Coach Brown, D. Simpson, D. Jackson, S. Shaw, T Davis, 71 Gillespie, D. Berry, R. Guthrey, M Schweitzer and Cbach Miller. 2, Tom Davis, as he tries to outwit his opponent by getting him in a disposition. 3. Kevin Tomas, what some might see as a 90 lb. weakling, is every bit as powerful. He puts his man where he wants them. 4. The team goes to congratulate the winner of the match. Q x WY' rt- ,. I.--FH I I Tough Stuff These young men are diligent workers. They 're number one and they plan to stay on top. More Huskie Spirit to you guys. 1. The members of the Varsity Wrestling team are from left to right, Ist row: A. Adams, R Williams, M McCIardy, R. Short, G. Coleman, K. Cattran, W. Moore. 2nd row: Coach Brown, D. Connor, C Quinn, K. Owens, L. Williams, T Hilborn, C Adams and Ass. Coach Miller. 2 The guys shake hands, while the Coach prepares to raise the hand of the winner. 3. WiHie Moore put his plan of strategy to work 4 Moore uses his strength to pin his man down. 5. Coach Brown encourages one of his team members. .till ...Nf- Q. ss l ., 8 f- -- '- 1' ' tWe Got What It Tal-ces V f .x.1..L f' ww 1' ff' A If 375. 's H- Ill 59 ..,, BB +1-UI 4.0.4-f 5 Tenms rs a game of concentratzon the abzlzty to be quzck and to be able to outsmart your opponent Theres more to tennzs than just knowzng the rules of how the game ts played There has to be a development of certazn skzlls Izke bezng able to control the movements of the body, most importantly the wnst The members of the Boys Tennts Team are from left to right Rtckte Orneles Davzd Woody Rob Wrmkle Dado Franco Brian Zender Kevzn Forsrght and Coach Cume Dada Franco uses hzs strong backhand to rerum the ball Bran Zender and Kevtn Forszght stand tn a ready posztxon to send the ball back to rhetr opponent Rob Wnnkle returns the ball to hrs opponent to keep the game going Dada Franco and Rob Wrmkle put thexr skzlls together tn a game ofdoubles 09? 1'3 1 .21 V' 4 4 V 1,4 81 w.- The Girl's Tennis team is just one of the new sports that had been added for women. These girls have set a goal for themselves, that is to become number one. In reaching for this goal these girls spend a lot of time practicing Keep it going girls, next season we will look for you at the top. I. The members of the Gzrl's Tennis team are from left to right, row 1: Janice Martin, LeAnna Brown, Oneida Scheille. Row 2: Lisa Word, Christina Martinez, Lisa Mitchell and Stacey Zender Knot picturedj. 2. Janice Martin uses her strong fore-hand to outwit her opponent. 3. Lisa Word concentrates on where she wants to put the ball. 4. Oneida Scheille and Lisa Mitchell in a game of doubles keep their eye and concentration on the balL i i1 Climb to Success L -Mimi' ff5 M !e! l Q V U ' -Arrmff? V- l ff -ug,-7 r':?:'5:'f.,5f A' s we lst-wie 0 - - . ' X ,. .'.'A .. N, K is L.J.3..LLai-,'I.'L.M.llLd.-.HQLIHKQ lillilibiv -- Milli!!!-H 1 - ' ' ' ' Thwackl as the bat meets the ball sendtng the ball soaring through the air This is how the Girl s Softball season has been This years season was a nse into the azr from hst years rn that the gtrls ended their season with agmnd total of 3 wins These wrns had to be a result of sincere and hard practice Dont worry girls the Huskies stzll have enough confidence rn you I The members of the Girl s Softball Team are Wescott J Washington R Carey and B Simpson Row 2 K Deffrey C Hollins M Valko fmanj B Fletcher P Kmg L Reaver and Coach Heath 2 Benzta Fletcher adds enough force to the bat to send the ball nght where she wants it 3 Benzta Fletcher and Ruth Carey are prepared to stop the ball if it comes from left to nghf, Row 1.- J. Wallace, F. their way 4 Connie Hollins Brenda Simpson and Pat King gather together in the pitcher's mound to discuss game strategy. 5. The team take a minute to chat among themselves as they wait for the use of the field. T . .pmt Small ut Effective It has been said that good things come in small packages. ' Well, this seems to be tme with the Boy 's Varsity Baseball team. They don 't let the fact that they have only nine members stop them, in fact they figure if they all contribute to the game they will be just as powerful as a larger team. I. Robert Lee as he prepares to scoop up a ground ball. 2. The members of the Boys Varsity Baseball Team are from left to right, sitting: W. Fair, H. Pruitt, T. Fed, F. Colon and R. Lee. Standings E. Myre, K. Voss, E. Ott and M. Cosby. 3. Tony Fed knows he has outfield under control, as he puts a stop to the ball. 4. Kevin Voss practices up for his next bat. 5. Ernie Ott concentrates on where he wants to put the ball. 6. Mark Cosby shows nothing is going to get past him, as he stretches to catch a fly ball. 4 . .-1. . Y- re -1 ,-.- ,., ', page . . 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F I Q 5 2 I, -5-45 pgs:-.-ff F 1 1 gl.. ,M 'i.:'1 J- ' l ,' ,N . .'llJ.lLa.iLL.1l-,' '1,'l.w. Bm A Hole in One F B! nxnuemamauuum W- mununnl me ' wr The Golf team set out to improve their season, and they did just that. They increased their win to 3 games and they maintained their tie for 5th place out of 6 other schools in the lnterlakes. In the regionals they were 18th out of 23, and in the Oakland County Tournament they were 24th out of 40 other schools. Congratulations guys, next year will be even better. The Huskies would also like to commend Mr. Willson for the honor he received from the Wrestling Hall of Fame l. Members of the Golf team are from left to right: Coach Willson Dan Willson Tom Miller Mark Maher Brian Zender David Woody Andy Letlow Steve Yates and Mike Hilborn fnot picturedj. 2. Tom Miller as he tee s off keeping his eye on the ball. 3. Dan Wilson concentrates on his putt. yds kai? Connln ' On Strong These young ladies started out last year, and they are still continuing to progress. They 've put alot into making their team the best, and they have alot to show for it. Keep on moving straight ahead ladies. 1. The members ofthe Varsity Volleyball Team are from left to right, row 1: Caryn Finch, Shirley Quinn, Roslyn Berry. row 2: Ms. Genereau, Laura Briggs, Robin Harville, Stephanie Ratcliffe, Leti Garcia, JoAnn Koch. 2. Stephanie Ratcliff as she returns the ball back to the opposing team. 3. Roslyn Berry as she gives the other team her fast serve. 4. Leti Garcia keeps her eye on the ball and concentrates on where s ie has to put it. f we ..,. x -,,e1m.,,,. Q1 . , . . ff 'ZH 1 v1 J. lLlau.JmAlbnLi-IWW llllm :rm nv Volleyball has become a big part of Northern, which can be seen from the fact that we now have a J V, team. These young ladies are determined to make the new team a success. Keep it girls, Northern wan ts to see you be the best. 1. The members ofthe .L I4 Volleyball team are from left to right, Julian Sutherland, Linda Greer, Rachael Johnson, Mioyshi Shaw, and Carmen Hardimen. 2. Linda Greer practices positioning herself just right to send the ball back effectively. 1 Mioyshi Shaw practices her serve for their next game. 4. Julian Sutherland plays the net to outsmart her opponent. I. U J '. ul, 4 K Body Control The members of the girl's Gymnastics team are what we call physicallv fit. The season for the girls has been a good one. I 'm sure these determined and talented young ladies will continue to work to say the best. 1, The members of the Gymnastics team are from left to right: Coach Cblleen Beale, Cari Wrinkle, Linda 0'Connor, Linda Hoefelmyer, Pauletter LaFay, Stephanie Sonders, Brenda Short, Cynthia Williams and Patti Hilborn, Manager. 2. Stephani Sanders as she practices her walk over on the balance beam. 3. Linda Hoffelmeyer perfects one of her iumps for an oncoming meet. -1- lsw lov-auf I 41.-..... ,Q 4 'Y-fi Q I --nm.-gg-'-W, - Ummm ., u wr ,rw--1 Free oss at Bird To be a member of the Ski Team you definitely have to be a winter lover. These members have had a good season, and despite all the hard work and practices Y l 4 .uptwl-Ls' ff- 'l-'l P 1 - -mqvf Glzclmg 1 V A 1 -- 1 ,. Q' 4-AYgL'T ' ,V ik 0 H l J t . N they have really enjoyed themselves. J I. Brian Zehnder glides down the slopes with ease. 2. Steve Morris as he moves with precision and I speed W j 3. Jeff Davenport gives himself a push to increase his speed. 4. Kevin Cleveland watches out for the flag pole. l at ' 5. 4. A vs..-'2.I1 ' H z fl e 1 x t ' i Q3 I 11 ll I Y , at Xxx N ' 5 I x t QL.. M y g A ' Q ' Q I i ' 1 .lLku.1MaLillL.-luIiULJAl ' N ? 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QLL54ocukm,5 Cm rggpph QQILQ img Czom QU bo IQww,f,w.v'u,m M new own G1-I 16, QA Knew LIMS 4lMXL'u lm hx ILOM3. :Umm KMLLH XHUL ww Gfifwxuiwgwfl N10 .Qfzwliyliiifrlad Kllmg tlwlm QL ylf-4ufm.mf,Q, 5, bd UsDELLLlLiQ CMM 'xtomwd Qgilh CL lLCC1W'LZ5LQ+, Ufl1lfI7KLYGLL! f UST W 1 lm- SLIM Ju JL ills r ON .uw M I it . is Vlvilli 1 XM UNK hn...4L1'wilLuUhHJIUs ww- IiT nt' 1' vi E' of Education T ? A ducation is the backbone to the great success of the Pontiac school Vzeir experiences and knowledge is put together to provide for a good , L,Pvll -K! us many new faces. Replacing Dr. Whitmer and Mr, Schiller on Staff are Dr Odell Nails, Superintendent, Byron Love Deputy Mr. Darald Estill, Assistant Superintendent and Curriculum Manager, least Dr. Rothrock, Assistant Superintendent and Business Affairs. We well with their continuing efforts to improve the Pontiac School Dvlhl cgi- fs? . . 1 '10' J. -. mf- i 4 f 1-L1 - -'- WI - .' .uf-rw The Adrninistration here at Pontiac Northern has come through once again to produce an excellent school year. These seven men take on the huge responsibility of running a Senior High School. With a school as large as Northern, utter chaos is all that is to be expected. Somehow, though they seem to get everything together and form the 'Home of the Huskies. No wonder PNHS is one of the best! How could we miss with this line-up of admin1lstrators?!? Standing fleft to rightj: Assistant Principal Daniel Hutchins, Assistant Principal Orlando Burton, Assistant Principal Vernell Dufjfv, Attendance Officer David Craigrnile. Seated fleft to rlghtj: Assistant Principal Elden Johnson, Head Principal Dr. Edward Dauw, and A ssistant Principal Henry McShan. 102 VU' -. ,- , , rr -, , Xf K Administration is ee 45- 1 I A 7 l Xxx Fantastic! That's the only word to describe them. The Pontiac Nilflll1'l'll 4 l flffl'.elff.'y have come through thick and thin, once again. They seem to always bi lflL'l'L' with all nj ln, right answers. Whether it is a major problem or as simple as selecting flames. We all value their advice and even their friendship. Part of Northern 's great sueeess com es from these people. After all, with them behind us, how could we miss? Standing llejt to rightl- Charles Rickard, John Maturo, Frederick Smith. Seated lle ft to righ tlg Madeline Thomas Gladys DiPonio. Not shown: E ssie McGhee. 'v y . - J -fl' ,S Counse , ,,,, .. -,., -, ,. -1111- w,.:.i...,L.,lnLl..a..m.a1u.us.uAlik V- Bimini nr 1' WU? , Yu Secretaries We caught Mrs. Harris off guard. Besides from being an excellent secretary she is the only secretary that is married to a teacher. Here are two of our exceptional secretaries. On the left is Ms. Shvin. This is her first year here at Northern. On the right is Mrs. Rayner who has been here for several years. She is the only secretary to have 9 children go through this school. Here we see Mrs. Gerjektan better known as Mrs. She is a very dependable person to both students and staff Here we see her helping Mr. Hull. Here are the remainder of our secretaries. Seated left to right to left: Beryl Cook, Irene Martin, Cheryl Hypsher, Alice Whitehead and Georgza Davis. 4' Q7 A 1 ,il The Foreign Language department here atP0nt1ac lvnrrlzern zs small hal als l K ls I' A Tll There are many students that rake courses m Iforczgn Language The Masses help sfmlmfs zn college or even to speak zn a nerghborzng cazmfrs Soma of rlze classes taught are Spanish French and Gerrmm Our very talented naclzzrs an branding fleft 10 rzghrl Barbara Sanders and Gall Moreau Cx Q. m.....x....us swan maui ,,, 1 nm: 1 05 ulllA..LAQ1s.'l-Y...,a ' ' Un' ' - f-' . 1 I' ' 4' ' W 1 v - . I J E V I , ' x 1 f 1: ' ' L A I P 1: I a O' s , A 'V' '- Q I, . -4- I f' . 5- 2' If f ' v .V X I 1 . ' nk X is I Y 1, .X a ,i l , 1, 1 I 1 . l l ii l 5 1 K V n I Y' 2 ' ' 1 ' V Q ' J' ?! 77ze English Department is constantly growing and expanding to meet the higher demands of needed education. Some of the courses available are: English Literature, American Literature, World Literature, Drama, Accelerated Reading, Business English and Journalism. With a school as large as Pontiac Northem, a large English Department is of utter importance. The other half of our great English department are.' Standing fleft to rightj: John Keznert, Linda Ross, and Raymond Hull. Seated fleft to rightj: Patricia Couture, Charles Roberts, and Alycia Petteway. 51-S .5 . 541' ...H V, I . f- , -,H ,X 161' 'iw .Tl Englfts - ,,, r N' X XXX N l R f The English teachers here atP0nZ121c Northern have the tough job of teaching MVGLISH. From Grammar to Literature and Creative Writing to Drama, our teachers teach practically everything!! Without English teachers where would our world be today? Our teachers have opened the doors to many young minds. Can you imagine not being able to read the newspaper, a book, or even recognizing your own name in your yearbook? Thanks to these teachers it can all be made possible. Here th ey are, Standing K from left to rightj: Dorothy King, Leonard Griffin, Robert Faust, Christine Gary, John Heath, and Joanne Battle. Seated fleft to rightj: Jeannie Gagarine, Sarah Cook, John Cass and Katherine Miller. Not shown: Inez Owen ' I i::UlE3E5.1UDW1 M- maxwmunfmlu ' ' 'lf hr-4' dl -.qv I A L 1' ' Aww, English 7 1 N i Thi Science Department, here at Pontiac Northern, consists of seven men and women . r who dedicate themselves to teaching high school students the concepts of science. Science is required for one full year, taken usually as a sophomore. Often a student will continue the class as an elective through their junior and senior years. Just a few of the many chzsses taught are: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. The science teachers are, Standing fleft to rightj: Clifford Wilcox, James Brigham, and William Wilson. Seated fleft to rightj: John Schmidt, Joyce Pagano and Gary Wanamaker. Not shown: Richard Hall. .3 i if ytv WIS? 3-S sw Mathematics IS requzred for one year here at Pontiac Northern A jtcr tht j7rst 1 lar many students continue thezr mathematzcal educatzon whc ther for help tn college or tarecr or just plazn ol fun Algebra Geometry and Calculus are only a fem of the many chones students have Although mathematics ts only requzred for the freshmen year that many times can be the stepplng stone to more advanced math The math teachers are Standtng ffrom left to nghtj John Goodwzn Manlyn Tomczak Donald Chuey Ruth Dulzer and Tarleton Small Seated ffrom left to nghtj Marlene Castagna Velma Olzver Noreen Shaw and Gayle Genereaux Not shown Glen Cheek ll' -V.. Mathematics t...ua':wm.,t 1' 't' f -- '- ' ' ' ' u ' ix , w vw 7 ' I t 'I 'I l D I I ' '. I . I , . .' . -QF! , -, -' 9 - ,. Ye' E- 1 . . 2 'V . 'N - -, 11 7 , V X ., ,' s - o . H f 4 , ' . ...A Y C. , .. ' ' J' 1 ' -n gy? lim-..4JmilhnLhHllib W FF' From rfithrnetic to Chemistry Mrs, Pagano starts her day by looking over her plans. Her chemistry class is probably THE toughest class taught ltere. Even though she's only 5'0 tall she can still put a deadly fear in anyone when she starts passing her Russian beaker . Mr. Schmidt is another example of our exceptionally talented teachers. He frequently warns his students, on test days, to guard against curvey-eyeball-itis. Mr Wanamaker's hair is finally growing back. lt's hard to believe that just a short time ago he was totally bald! Why he shaved his head is a mystery. Maybe someday we'llalI know. Miss Dulzer is head of the math department, along with being an excellent math teacher. The has won several honors for her teaching abilities. Mr. Cheek is another of our fine math teachers. Here he Ls shown reading a story problem to his class of algebra students. ,sf-vu av' -'ll , 1 'ff 2' 'Q 4f'.'q,,:i' - : ,, 1, . ,wp .WM 4113? f ff .,, Q 21: 4 V fi? 5, ,121-' 5 'Uv , 5 LZ! .up I , I' 6 . 1' 44-.M 4 1.4 t .W .L A u.t.....u.,..l1uu.um U The Wonderful World of L up .4 'hr Mr Keznert IS pzctured lzere gozng over an assrgnment with one of hrs Amerzcan Lzterature students Note the serzousness on the faces Keznert must not be tellzng another joke Mr Hull 1s lzke a second father to many senzors here at Northern He sponsors many things such as the senzor trzp and the senzor court yard and to top If off he seems to always fmd time to not only be a teacher but to be a frzend Mrs Gary teaches the very popular class called lm... il- 4 mythology Thzs class IS an Englzsh class but manv students also take If as an electrve Mrs Moreau rs one of our two forezgn language teachers She also sponsors the popular French club Her leadershzp rs a great asset to our staff Mrs Sanders IS a newcomer to our faculty thls year She seemed to adjust just fzne to become a great part ln our farnzly K I Y A --- lmlilflmwllllwlllwl - il VN' L The Art Department here at Pontiac Northern is small, but then as the saying goes Good things come is small packages. Our Art Department teaches such classes as.' Drawing, Crafts, and Art. Art, in form, is a good class to take for those students that like to use their creativity and imagination. The Art teachers are.' Standing Ileft to rightj: Pauline Woodin and Theodore Prueter. , - y , , 'Y lg fp., 1.-f, I .-,J ,, '-.7 , wifi 3 f.s'fI'J1'l The Music Department intermixes fun hard work and challenge to singing or playing a musical instrument. Pontiac Northern has several bands, choirs and an orchestra which instill excitement and enthusiasm in the Huskies, whether at a football game concert, or special occasion at the Horne Of The Huskies . The popular bands are headed by Mr. Welton the well-known choirs bg Miss Setterlind and the well-known orchestra by Mr. Holliday, Labs are also offered and students learn to identify musical notes, cleffs, formations, as well as harmonizing with one another and to master their own particular instrument. The teachers who are responsible for these great groups are: Standing, lleft to rightj: Roger Welton , rZl'Setterlind and Leonard Holliday . in o o f,, x 1 I L. IX - ,, a'W 1 NN 'X Music lL2.:L2'J't'1. ,.,. lEv'uLt1.JLLMt1Lk3.:L!QWai+ H- lMilJZ2EVK'.EiS f-- UB' 7 '1 , , I .. i 1 ' v i i R 'O 'rx . j, , . tra V 5, Q56 -Q 1 vs A- . ' , Q .-.3 n .Q'o. if - ' , 'nh TQ. ' I -A uh . , ... I M T1 I ' r , Y ' . A n 1 ..- . - ' . ff .gm f , . n 4 QQ. songs' , yu ' 'o'i 1 ' of W.-' ' L . x l ,I -.. ,gcc f M 1 . ' I1 nal! ,cg 'A ' Q I nn ty If s gl , ,NL . , 4' 1 ' f-alt.. l 5 ', ner, ,J .. n , 'Vi 5 . ' 1 c v , . M-, f ff- i ' I ' . I 1 '11 :vnu-.i - 1'. nn: , i if ' l I ' '..' 'sly I 1 ' uv, un , U I x - . . .ff :-:. M .. i . . - . Q n . H '-iff '3? -.. PS my Business Education Department of Pontiac Northern is one ofthe best. Some of the business courses available are: Typing, Accounting, Office Machines, Shorthand, and Modern Business. All business ckzsses are electives, and itis one of the most popular tltpartnzents in the school. Here are the talented teachers. Standing fleft to rightl: Kenneth Ferguson, Harlan Green, Torn Johnson, and Donaki Friebe. Seated fleft to rightj: Claudine Pcete, Leo Kawiecki, Helen Swanson, and James Nelson. 3 . R -A 45. ,R . I . , . Q. g . 1. 1 , AX to 1 4 VR , -' X, 5 lf 1' 1.7 hi -Ly I i. li ,, ti i . ' t T'- ! :wx y I A 1. IFA 6 E -f' ix T i i l 114 i , . I! 5 I 2 Business Education I 5 in .-all 1, ' 1, 42 A I 4 , 1 m...........uu+uuuaas, nnnmsi -r nur 371' 371 The Vocatzonal Educanon Department phzys an extremebf zmportant role at Pnnttac Northem These fine teachers open the door to many career opportumtzes S mt tj the courses offered are Weldmg Graphzc Arts and Drafttng Here they ve taken a lzztle Ilrllc out for a pzcture Standzng fleft to nghtj Ralph Mzlner Mzke Davzs and B111 Lewzs Seated fleft to nghtj John Hovzs Mzke Karageuszan and Ezra Sloan Not shown Jonathon Brown and Joe Carr CIXVL - . ' h ' , fn fr w 0 . . - , J , , Q . , , . . f D , I ' , ' 4 . 1. . , ' ' - .. I FZ -R x I 1 A '1 ' U 533 ' ? 1 '1 A ' K 'L , Q .. ' .5 L ' I I Ig 5 A V ' . . ti Q 4 aff I , Dt- I . 1 1 ' A -,, ., .,. -- L X f' X Q I ,jf '72 57' .:','If- , I I... 5 .4 w,, ' rr rr, Q :5 f I . I - ' V P t V ul fl v 5: 1 ' f. I . .-.31 I, 4 v ix . b , I X , N . gf lx' , X I 15 .t.f,1.:,1.. ut ' ' A ' '1 - hh 4- -K - 7 ' x il ZAAIMMMMIJLIIK Hi U 1 T aides of the World Mr. Friebe is shown here helping out one of his retail students. Mr. Friebe is a very special person to many students because he is the head of the co-op in the retailing department. ' ' ' ' Ms. Swanson takes a break from teaching and PIHYS student. Actually a person couldn 't tame her long enough for that. She's one ambitious teacher. Mrs. Peete is another of the business teachers. She's known as a super nice teacher but she doesn 't let you get away with much. Mr. Davis is the Graphic Arts teacher. He also has a print shop where students can work for an after school job. Mr. Lewis is one of the trades teachers. It takes a special kind of teacher to teach a course in Trades and Industry and Mr. Lewis is certainly special. 1 gl a 2 H'-rx Q- --....,,,-.-s- l. L , .,.' 1 ul -ll. 1 'ss P ' 1 wgz. -gnhfi' l an? Y ,: . ' l- pn -4 r U Kd, ' 76 -: ' f In i t , , ,.. ? I I 1 I f , 7 . i i if .fix ,- f -r Q l X N I f fl 4 W 2 S 5 a 4 fb A 9, 1 H.. 2- ' 1. tl... f. QQ5.. if .. 1 . v -l 14 . , , F Xk Hx All it t 1 -M I .N ' s Wa. 1 Pty W Ati, .. .nm F ine Arts Mrs. Woodin is one of our art teachers. Besides being anyxcellent teacher she is the sponsor of the jewelry club. Mr. Prueter is shown here with several of his art students. His class could be the stepping stone to a new great artist. It looks like we caught Mr. Welton off guard He was probably listening to one of his great bands and didn? hear the photographer walk in. Mr. Holliday and his trusty violin, He is another example of our special teachers. Not only is he a high school orchestra director but a junior high director too. Ms. Setterlind is the only woman in our music department but it seems that she carries an extremely heavy work load Not only does she work with all of those different choirs through the regular day. but she also offers an extra class after school every day. Here we see Mr. Welton helping one of his band students. He is one dedicated teacher. .lust think of all the extra hours of hard work he's had to put in to make the RMH band No. 1. 4: -W X .,.... ...cpm 4ff4 cut UJJUJ un. just .nop IUYVUIUJ 55111115 U QHVCI5 H-, Experience and knowledge can be gained from this course. The use of a textbook, driving on a range, driving on the road, films, and a simulator help a student to understand the task of driving. First a certificate, then a drivers permit and finally fat long last I THE drivers license! - after various tests, of course. The Drivers Education teachers who show the students how to drive correctly and safely to become a good driver are: Standing, I left to rightj: Ralph Grubb and Michael Dempsey. Seated, David Stirrtac. Not shown are: Head of Department ssell Buller, Roger Shepler and Clifford Wilcox. ,-1 fs , X EL V2 , - 'H X 'V is-H'-ul' ,O 4 K 1 f ' X A3 1 x vers Education i ,,,, N .. ., -1-1 4.11 tLt.....a....ul..ux.utmiv ,,,,, maui 1 1 l ll The Physical Education department oyers many classes to clzallengeyfntr botlv anti nttnil. Whether it's aggressive hockey, or fast moving table tennis, there seems to be a class jnr everyone! It takes a special kind of teacher to teach Physical Education and our school is fill! of SPECIAL! Here are our special teachers: Standing fleft to rightj: Hercules Renda Gerry Irwin and David Yarbrough. Seated fleft to rightj: Sandra Nowak, Jimmy King and Colleen Beale. G81 5-11 Sf N' iw ce. A32 .1 ,ag ir 'hs ',-V'.,, I If K. ' . U- S ,Q I, W 4 , .. l- . 'Ti 1 X ysgtcctl Educczfitm 119 i --- S -f- 1'lifhi1H1llllllWNllIfll - T710 Home Economics Department teaches chsses in not only cooking and sewing, but in Child Development and Single Living, too! Those are just a few of the many classes available. Home Economics is an elective, and many students take a course to leam more about everyday living. Standing fleft to rightj: Lynvia Teasley and Syrenis Taborn. I. 6 'LCS CL ood Service 'W L '?re . 1 - 4ZZt tu Mamma u.uu'u ,,, 1 1 i Here is a familiar sight. Here we see Mr. Felice better known as Franky baby cruising down the halls of P.N.H. He just reinforces the saying, Youre as young as you feel. Here we see a little gathering down in Mr. DeVar,v's office. DeVary is on the left making an important business transaction. On the far right we see Frank once again. The staff assistants here at P.N H. have an important job. They help the teachers as well as the students in many ways. Standing fleft to rightj: Randall Hull, Jim Miller, Reverend Clinton LeVert and LeRoy Houston. Seated fleft to rightj: Alice Moore, Eva Marshall and Lucille Phlegm A wrwo f. -rein-n 3 5451 KG' 'Pt QA 1. Z-'XY l 291 'f wi 'BNI ' KU Fifi '?'f32 l 1 l 'Weezer A www -ai -rea mums LH 3 f 1 121 1 6'hTx7'E'n2 'hr ' El-Y - g -V 1:-B Wonderful Worlol of Education Here we see Mrs. Beale taking time out for a quick picture. Not only is she an excellent gym teacher, but also a great gymnastic coach. Mrs. Nowak takes a breather after teaching a few students the fine points of paddleball. She, like Mrs. Beale, is also a good coach but ofthe Boy's tennis team. This driver's ed teacher is giving a few pointers before the students go out onto the road fWatch outj. Once again a few pointers are being given to several new, young drivers. Mr. King spells relief T-0-W-E-L. Its mighty cold getting out of the pool. Don 't let Mr. Renda's size fool you. He is a very strong man. In the weight lifting class that he teaches, he never ceases to amaze his students, ff' ff' ., ,p Iii 'mv-vu 15 fm: nl fe- .. i i ,f 'Y X 2.-.sllidnhiiiilmlilhlib ...Y 1 1 111' i What cha Got Coohm Why Mrs Taborn how you ve grown7?7 No actually this youngster IS just one of Mrs Taborn s nursery schoolers Here we see Mr Henry watchtng over as students prepare food for the Gazebo We re most fortunate to get htm back He runs a most excellent food servtce Mrs Rzcks watches over as a student prepares a plzza She ts also a bzg asset to the food servzce program Here Mrs Teasley shows a few students thezr grades She s a great help to students because as a teacher of Home Economics she teaches them to cook and sew. Mrs. Tabor changes hom her nursery school setting the 41 .. - 7 ' 7 C 1 Her Child Development class runs a nursery school, l 5 2. . ' if , ' ' 3. . ' ' . ' 4. . 7 . ' X ' 4-,,w'me4v' l 'CTF kitchen, where she teaches Home E conornics, 8,5-' l ff +5-t- - M 1 Stills in-1.1, . ,U 14:3 i 1 -ff' WM - ll V This ,A.C'. center ffV0l'I1lL'l'lI Assistance Center! serves an important part to the Family here at Pontiac Northern, A student can go for a li'ttle extra help to catch up or to move on a little ahead. lt takes a special kind of teacher to teach in the N.A.C center and special is our specialty Here they are: Standing lleft to rightj: Greg Gwisdalla, Dorothy Layman, Ella Gilford, Kathleen Specht, Barb Mieras, Mary Goddard, Willie Smith, Eleanor Byrnes and Bill Wilson. Seated fleft to rightj: Carol Dill, Rebecca Graves, Lorenzo Perkins, Lillian Sonora and Mary Jane K elmm. 'i I AC - The Librarians are an important asset to our school. They keep the Library in perfect order, all day, and it can't be a very easy task. Our Library is one of the best, with everything from books and magazines to audio visual material. Standing fleft to righzj Marilyn Pomeroy and Russell Buller. xx .fl ' 'T t' 1 Lzbrcma . gi ' ' V k A S- - 1 K V X v 4 x Q .- 1 , f ' - , if 3 ! . 9 I ,-,.l...L,L.L. H ..:.L...1lLl:.i '. ' Y H g is W A Y - 4 W K 1hsll..H.i.mliU.1. Lil INTIIWIEIIUI W H 1353 5' -llill giwmgkmggzgljgguiggi I-1 UWm'2Wl'iw - H 2 lil- W Q WNITIMIHHWM VI ,Ulm -- The Social Studies Department here at Pontiac Northern opens our eyes to the world and its affairs. It tells us of the good and the bad that our country has been through. These teachers not only teach the history of our Nation, but also of the American Govemment and how its system works. Standing, fleft to rightj: James Roettger, Joseph Shara, and Ray Stimac. Seated fleft to rightj: Linda Tillery, and Denise Morgan. Not Shown: John Osler, David Schmidt, and Thomas McCormic. 1 bv- . is -. if 9 I t c 'Nm '-no C i N If .L-A11v'..1.,...lI .1 - i - 11 In the Pontzac School system two fuU years ofH1story and one sermst r of trmrzfan Govemment ts requzred at the hzgh school level Many other ckzsses an ataflable as elecrzves though such as Psychology Soczology and World AUazrs Standmg flefz lu nghtj Ramon Harrts Davzd Balzannz and Wtllzam Coulter Seated fleft to nghtj Steve Goddard Ph1IlzpL1fton and Robert Green ,41--in il Sal G9 A-'4 T1 ul Soczal Studzes ,,,,,.-...- . , . V' K! If I .V - I U. , . , . I. . Y I ' , ll. l 'fl I f X . i is - t f Zell! I , . I J. .,, N . ' -Q Y 1 Q.-f fl x -1 - 0 O 127 l H l .1 '.Amk.1llhNlII.4lDtlIuL'All Hin! 1 U Nw. It st. 1 Educcttzon ofthe Wo ld Mr, Slzara is seen lecturing to his US. History class. He just one ofthe many talented social studies teachers. Mr, Bal:arini can always be seen either in his history class or else on the ski slopes. Besides being an excellent teacher, he is also an excellent ski coach. Here we see Coach Pizza discussing a chapter in the book with his class. Mr, Green is seen looking on as a few students ,Hnish up an assignment. He teaches an excellent history class, while he's also the coach for the J. V basketball team. Mr, Stimac lectures to his class about the great wars. 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Q A x. 1 ' TJ QW, H ft 411. 'FR , L! fbi' -Q.. .Ag,:'.' A i l ,Q w wf' . xi- 'A .-,,,,..:.'gc 'I ' ,L -ani .-P X U- x ,If ,- x Q' ..-1-Ijy k , ' -- Ti '55-EW V f gi. H x ' -' - . - , .....V.. , ... wav?-. . . ,Q N, :.,,,:r' A dfvnvq I ,:7r- ,L yr- I' W k9f M ' ,S J f - - W' l .X-n , , M.-ar'-K . 1 - -V I H --.- 41356 I 3 1 W ri Lx L 1 Aiffx X f X X L--'Q' W- r, ,gl v f 'T K. 'iff :W fi .ll Qin- wgj . - U 'hx N: ,X I ., . .if x si. P' 1-.: 4 L, 4. - 4 ,, I F., , 1 L:- ,.,-si , B 4- rf i 3 1 ' s if sm I .-, 1 v 1-k..Q -' I A I -L 3 A I . WH e ' X ,... i , , 1 A . ' 42 i , Nr . , h ,fig --- ...-,..- 45 f- .4 f-fs-.4 ' ':: , . , -Q24 .i'!G: A- X f 1 I F-'H 1 W QQ Q. LAM lnh..ll....nlLlItllA..l!ll ll McDonald? PUNT In order to qualify for the Varsity Club you have to receive aletter from a varsity sport. These people put in many hours in order to obtain the money necessary for their club activities such as ski trips and other outings. The Varsity workers can be seen everyday at 1:10 at the well known Varsity Stand. Ten after One and they're off Off fo fhf Varsity Stand to get a bite to eat. Members of the Varsity Club are: Row 1: D. Yarbrough, R Jefferson, L. Hoefelmeyer, M. Ewald, J. Dixson, C. Kearns, A. Shaw, C. Williams, J. Wallace. Row 2: L. Reaver, K. Kelly, K. Wheatley, G. Davis, L. Bailey, D. Malega, C1 Johnson, C Holland, K. Jeffrey, .L Pegrogo. Row 3: S. Moody. S. Sanders, F. Brooks, 0. Rodges, G. Dinkins, J. Brinker, R. Short, D. Hall, D. Connor, M. McDonald, V Threlkeld. Row 4: 71 Fed, C. Quinn, R. Mitchell, R. Reaver, S. Yates, M. Valko, M. Carthens, 71 Miller, J. Smith, R. Berry, T Washington. YY? U-.L m.s.wuL.u..wzss -nassaui 1 1.1.-. 1- The Ushers Club IS a group of students who are a great help to students and teachers These people collect nckets at concerts and plays and they help you to your seats at these events They also help your parents parent teacher conferences Thzs year they entered one of the best floats rn the Homecomzng Parade Shown here zs the Ushers Club float whzch was entered rn the Homecoming Parade Shown here ts a member of the Ushers Club helping some students out The Members of the Ushers Club are Row I N King Mr Cass J Gallero Row 2 S Beltz R Pumphrey L Brzggs Hartsoe K Gallero M Darlzng ' at 1. ' - 2. - ' A 3. C ' . 1',f',',n,:ixy lHl'.HliduIl1Il.hlllIlULllI ml The people that work in the office gain important on-the-job These people keep track of school records, files, work the switchboard, and help the secretaries do their work. Pictured here is an everyday scene at the main office. Pictured here is one of the office workers working the switchboard Shown here are some workers getting some help from Mrs. G. The workers of the office are.' 71 Harrison, A. Lathon, K. Bryant, C. Da vis, K. Teller, J. Romlein, C Martinez, P. Estel, 71 Nelson, M Felton, T1 Thebault. IWYIIIIIHIWII fjiciency is Important .-. s.. YZYI I -I H e lpfing H cmcls The Bookstore and Attendance Ojfce workers are a very appreciated group of people here at Northern. These people play an important role in the everjvda y life of the students. The Bookstore supplies the materials needed for classes, and the Attendance office lets you in when you're late or lets you out when you 're sick. The members of the bookstore are: C. Holland, Mrs. Whitehead, H. Pruitt, S. Gehrke, K. Swuzstyn. Shown here ary the Bookstore workers preparing for another busy day. Pictured here is a typical scene in the daily routine of the ll1'hee?+ti1!ki'er3hflDi,e Attendance Ojjice are: Row 1 .' M. Ewald, D. Davis, T Ochoa, L Hoefelmeyer, N King, B. Lee, Miss Davis. Row 2: K Wheatly, R. Gorsline, E. Myre. Row 3: O. Hudson, S Brown, C Macuzg, B. Curtis, R Sewell. b '9 1' 3' .1 ,. , '37 Otgoynizcttvlon is the Word The Librafv and Audio Visual helpers play a daily role in everyones life here at school. The A.V. people help us with our movies and movie equipment, and the Library assistants help us Und the books we need. The Library Aids are: Row 1: D. Carmichael, H Maish, B. Masters, P. Moles. Row 25 M King, C Allen, E. Whittiyton. Row 3: D. Torninello, N Ledwell, P. Green, M. Jones. Pictured here is one of the Audio Visual helpers getting ready to set up another him. Shown here are a few Library assistants taking time to pose for the yearbook. The members ofAudio Visual are: Row 1. R. Bean, .L Howze, P. Hartsoe, K. Wade, A. Simpson. Row 2: S. Doran. H. Davis, T. Terry, A. Ford, R. Reiche, J. Staten, R. King. ! X L 1-..35- X. YOU limi gow I0 tutor my won Lff he The Wise membm R - 'K .N. odngllfzl D 1 .:.J4.,.t.'a.c1.x..,.u1'u.a,n.z..11uuuumil ,,,,, Killlllu 1 1 .ii-. i Y- v e-,.gf!'f'1i:'.i.-, ' nit fl. p eOn. 1 .I f L V The members Wisenbaugh, M Rodriguez, D. ' Q 4 The Polaris is a group ofstudents who ' are learning valuable techniques in making a newspaper. They put out a 'K - verv impressive newspaper every four weeks. This group works very hard every third hour under the guidance of - Mr. Heath. l. Here are some members of the Pobzris P staff working on the schools newspaper. 1 . 1.. 1 ' L.. 4 1,4-. vx X A i ' - 'F ' km' fn' . - 5 V1 4 f ii. it H IS in 'A' Q ' A I , 'ig'j: V . , '. , N.-fp Q t 1. ' 1? 1 !'-'HW , L r .fg . ..- 1 .CM Schweitzer, -L Tal, S. Morris, S. Conner, .L Robertson. Row 41 R. Pllfllllhrey. L. Byers, K. Dudlev. E. Ewing, L. Gareth, K. Stanford, S. Dmkins. L. Bond, S. Doherty, D. Lovelace, J. Nichols. of Polaris are: Row 1: D. Taylor, P. Ellison, 11 Longoria, M. Baldwin. Row 2.' Mr. Heath, B. Byers, E. Baker, .L Gonzales. Row 3: L. Alexander, M 139 1 -,u.xi..1:......L..uLnmuuuuuuamnn1Lw -'A hIh a - Z x 41 -- -f -A WIWEIUIUIIHWYI - 'na 'wrtrrfn1':'-.fei'1-':n,- wi I WOW What 0. Sound N N ei A R The Members of Symphonic Band are: Row I: L. Woody, C Baker, S. Young, L Martin, P. Jenkins, C Kearns, C Martinez, K. Hayward, K. Cypret L Ferree, R Ford. Row 2: T. Gazette, L. Corkins, M Jefferson, T1 Paul, K. Beary, K. williams, C Myre, N Stetler, J. June, L Sprung, P. Cook, J. Byrd, L Taylor, D. Lane, D. Johnson, C Austin, D. Pintamo, S. Puckett, C. Pack. Row 3: K. TaMarsh, R Estel, S. Samuel, K. Hayden, K. Cattran, C Maran, D. Delongchamp, L. Condee, S. Singleton, S. Farr, S. Gay, C York, S, Brown, L. Golden, R. Ochoa, L Smith, P. Jenkins, A. Tamez, M. Ferguson, N N ' vi I Y . H I J L Poole, B. Fritz. Row 4: L Jeziorski, R. Leffler, L Patterson, R. Lovins, C Thompson, S. Doherty, M Baxter, A. Leach, L. Eyman, L Bradley, S. Hockenberry, L. Lindsey, D. Klobnock, T Brioso, L Knoppe, L Paul, J. Russ, R Cash, Z Herman, I4 Carthane, L. Terry, A. Druz, D. Eberle, M Maher. Row 5.' K. Kelly, C Pavelka, D. Heard, C Weary, K. Rogers, L Singles, R. Dingus, L. williams, D. Maline, R Brady, L Carranza, L. Rainge, R Williams, B. Paddock. .4 Members of the Concert Band are: Row 1: S. Taylor, C. London, J Taylor, C Yowlkes, B. Jiles, K. Armstrong, J. Humphrey. Row 2: Z. White V Edmondson L Rowbal K Cartran A Washi ton K Hayden, S. Samuel, C. Moran. M. Sykes. J. Sprung, D. Prince. Row 3: M. Longoria. D. DeLongchamp, L. Conde, D. Strickland, J. Reyes, H. I 10 L Rush, J. Wims, J. Befael, M. Moore, T. Stanley, C. Worlds, K. Davis, V. Blakemore, T. Gibson. Row 4: W. Hannah, L. Williams, S. Mason, J. Singles, A. Welton, A. Hubbell, E. Gray, L. Nix, D. Pay, K. Carr, A. Craig, R. Ochoa, C. Thompson. KV pgvii, ETS MW' T ,kfwl ti. X ,.2.s..saw.v.L..iu1'niae.s4an1u.usLuwm 'Z IIEIIHWQ 1 1 -..1....i. l '3-.G-'.,:si':t -- ' ' Practice Makes Perfect v.':' . 85:1-'f. ' nr ...Vg- J, Y .,4 The Members of Orchestra are: Row I .' M Ochoa, L. Word,. E. Rodgers, D Hivkmarr, N Stowe, M McMahon, M Maley. Row 2: F. Upton, C Hulleza K. Gzrie, B. Naber, K. Hayward, C Kearns, M Shaw, J. Ryan. Row 3: L 4 l Birch, S. Baril, K. Currie, IC Wallace, P. Jenkins, B. Fritz, K. Willuzrns , Myre, L. Corkins, T1 Brioso, C Reene, S. Blow, C. Jones. Q- 0. .1 The Orchestra is a group of students from all classes that are involved in playing any stringed instrument. These students play instruments ranging from violins to cellos. This year they entered a very impressive float in the Homecoming parade. These students meet every lst hour under the guidance of Mn Holliday. Pictured here is the Orchestra float which was entered in this year's Homecoming Parade. This float was one of the better floats entered and these people did a very fine job in building it. mil L..L. Q. m.L. .ULKHIUQMKMMIWLQHK W 1' 1113-4M'1!s'lHl!!1M1ll'?l - 1l:,'E'f!:T'W !', :w 1 :M fy f , 4' xf, -4 f s ' ,- 4. mi' r , V.. ,Rf ws, 1:.,, .1 -1-ff ,,,..,..--.'r Nl In-rv ! S-v ' k' -M ' rf- I .172 - . , ' ef f ' :'1r'1!,af,, lip... 1--ref? Aff, 4 V- ,I 'f ' '-Ki' A 1. I ,LV .Q ,- , six- . 1 x'- x' '-,. I , C .' E. 'f,f 1ff'W I 2 'fl A 15 J' J 4 ,,, fjx fix .J ' in-' . 1 ' www , -vi-','f' ., ,K V 'Q I , ' 5 I 'f , .ff -yy , gui, I ' ' 'jv Q? 1 . In ,ir-V :'17 ' f ',, .1 19 . , . ' I Q24- fy f r 'B' 5 y .J Ji 4 I, . , ,, 1 I i 1 ll ' ' ,E 5. , HT Wg: Hx if-V' 4' ?4??'4!'?fQ' we-,H I.- at ' U 4,l,,v,. ,. I 1 Q. mf' , . V a X- . ' ' 1- ' ff N' '. , , ' . '. 7 1 JLQ'-so 5 1 . lv, A ,J-mi. lx: , 1, ' J,.g.M,,, ',, fx , I , ,. . , . '-..,.,' .rl V. 5' n I, .3 A- , L. V , t V ,, . Q. -j-.,'.,, ,g:. Q .' 3' . ,A cf, -. 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I X xx . ,x 4 Q MN. ,N 0.513 ? ft 31? , ,M 1 ' F ' . '-5. 4 wg I , 5 s 4 'ibn ww' 1' J 33? M ' Sf' , - 0 , ts. -1. Q 'F- in x' X N xFf,fi ,ffm - , 1 f , ' . ' , ,rw Y Q jr ff,,f?l,ji,. fs'-'Eg g,g'uQ,,, - .A ,V . - 1:11-'ww -Y V N-L-'ww Ulu: -- nlN-in - A uh ILHJDA1 The Junzor Varszty cheerleaders are a very spmted and lwely group of gzrls These gzrls cheer at all J V basketball and football games Being zn Junzor Varszty they have a very good chance at becomzng Varszty cheerleaders lf they want to contmue Here we see Pam Jefferson domg her thing Pictured here are the Junlor Varsity cheerleaders cheering at one ofourj V footballgames Shown here are the J V cheerleaders performzng at one of our football games The Junzor Varszty Cheerleaders are D Goodson G Washzngton L Barnes P Jefferson P Estel C Harrzson D Saylor A.. Roch On Red cmd White The Pep Club is a group of young hdies who put a lot of spirit into the home football and basketball games. They help the cheerleaders get their message across to everyone in the stands. These girls make the games more exciting and enjoyable to everyone. 1. Pictured here are the Pep Club members getting ready to pose for a picture. fan , ?' 'C J The Pep L7ub members are: Row 1: Mrs. Taborn, R Long, B. Herring, Y. Toliver, L McKinnon. Row 2: L. Brooks, I4 Yarbro, E Brooks, .L Robertson. 7 4 '39 f it l i... 517. wg fran warn ' H NL , A-,gi K , 15 Y . f is l T H ailil' 7:4 ,J - 4--'f..'.-: , M,-.4 'f 1 nn.,-. . 4 .. .- -, N 'mg .,4,,.,, - .A -' NT,-u -1 f., Li ., ., ' 'feta' 44- . 1. K' --A JH, .Q 'CL 7 ff' 1 ' ' ' -f ' 5-'frfgi 51- 117:-'ft l i V, if-L' 7w 62! '!'?-.--. W'-1 I - .v.1-437 ' I .iigig in , P I' 4 r .ir , V . r... ,4-V. , T '-72. f 5 , , f Af, Mfr In 5 1' ltd-'P' A ff. f -:,,v 7,V -if ' j,:,2.. -.. ' , Ta 1 f.. P f 'av' 4: 7 1 f Y ' 1- . ' I ' fs r Q, ,id 17 . ,.4?.:f ,ff 4 ' 4 1 4' 41' 1 ws f l 4.5. Q-yy -4 i -.mf 7 L, A A a n '- .' ,Q N iv ,77-I i .'.y 4'-Q :, 'z, ftvirfqf. U ' , . T: 5' V' 'VCR' ,G 'ui'14.e:-5,.f Tfirlf' .fl-1 ii f via, 1-f-ex. W fs 1 i -, 'w' I' 424.4 N fly 9-' .' fi' 7 L . . 'Jie ' 47- -'-'- ,4 ' leg-, -4' If 'aj ,, '-'55 - V fyffzlr' 'rg' 7' . 1 u ,,, ii-we-nf: 4 ,-, . - v 1 ' '1 -9 1' ' -ig ','4.g5',-x'-fl' ' . . if , iff-f'1.,1 2 v-f A 1 ' 2- -fe lYfr , 3,'42w 7' . if -ef- 007108 to the Music The Rocketts are a very spirited and talented group of young ladies. These girls perform to many different kinds of music, including the most popular disco songs. They twirl their batons to the beat of the music and they perform at home football and basketball games, also pep assemblies. 1. The Rockett's are: TT Smith, .L Payton, S. Hughly, M. Hudson, N Hatter, D. Kesling. 2. Pictured here are the very popular Rocketts performing at this year's Homecoming Game. 3. Here are the very talented Rocketts performing one of their well-constructed routines for everyone who attended this football game. Dowfn, our Alley If your Monday 's are free and you like bowling then you should join up with the bowling team. These people bowl for fun and for competition with other teams There are 18 teams in all and they bowlfor a period of20 weeks. At the end of this period, trophies are handed out to Ist, 2nd and 3rd place ICLIYVIS. 2. Here are a few bowlers enjoying their game. 3. Shown here is a bowler waiting for his knee result - which was very good. A ,V ,vm srl! -N M .. its. .3 V 'xxx Fctzlflbeff Of ' the B0wling Club are: Row 11 M. Rickard, S. Zehnder, K. Kearns, C Weary, K. Jackson, D. Woody, I4 Blakemore, .L Reyes, A. H K. Hcgward, C Kearns, S. Young, 71 Craig, B. Craig, C. Cruz, G. Wooley. Row 4: K. Schirz, G. Henry, R. Almas, R. Smith,.L 0 . F Jarret, Mrs Miller. Row 2: L. Austin, R. Wrinkle, C. Limon, J. Gregl. F Upton, P. Brady, B. Horton, D. Williams. Reene, S, London, P. Neff B. Cooke, D. Fox, Row 3g J, Keifhr K. i1s.....i....uuux.wnu 1 1 GRA emphasizes sportsmanship and service The Girls Recreational Association, more commonly known as G.R.A. is a group of energetic young ladies. These girls go to many sporting events to cheer our players on. They are planning trips to Cedar Point and other Athletic Events. These girls earn points by their attendance to meetings, bake sales and sporting events. 1. Pictured here is G.R.A. 's addition to the Homecoming Parade. 2. Herare some members of the G.R.A. talking over their clubs affairs. 3. Shown here are the members of G.R.A. discussing the events to be encountered in their club. The Mf'mbf'VS of G.R.A. are: Row 1: I. Emory. 1- VHUC2, C Ybarra, L. Ross. Row 2. T. West, R. Pumphrey, J. Robertson, S. Myhof swf M 1, I 5 x f CJ IWIIIWIIUBWII W Voices of Tooloy If you are a girl and like to sing, then the Girls' Choir is the place for you. These girls work very hard to put on good performances. They sing at many different schools including Pontiac 1 Northem. These girls deserve alot of recognition for their talented acts and nice voices. 1. Here is the choir strengthening their vocal cords. ' P ui The Members of the Girls Choir are: Row 1: R. Dorris, A. Ford, A. Lavalais, Long. Row 3: S. Rodriguel, -L Bullock. f- Plllegm, M CVUMP. C Killdlfd. L D. Crawford, V. Brown, I Wtsenbaugh, R. Morris, M Rambez, C. Padiih, V. Schieley M Kennedy. Row 4: B. Adams, R Bushell, V Parker. M. Shaw. C Rodriguez. Row 2: Mrs .Et-ttermnd, F Brooks, M. Powell, M. Gilbert, C Pratt, B. Dudley, L. Payne, G. Kopilchack, D. Ozrtis, D. Gzrmichael. Ste-wrt, A. Ellison, I.. Hayes, S. Whttrvegv, B Taylor, C Gonzales, B. Bills, B. I f t 7- , '.-1-X Lxutm,,.Ilnluml1 111-11 Future Educators Ihe Nanonal Honor Soclety zs compnsed of Junzors wzth a grade potnt average of 3 5 and Senzors wzth a grade point average of 32 Group actzvztzes Include a float entered zn the Homecomzng Parade and Chrzstmas baskets for the needy Members of the Natzonal Honor Soczety are Row 1 P Burch L Hoefelmeyer C Maelag S Isbell J Naber C Gard R0w2 P Jefferson K Wheatley C Kearns A DeVault D Jones Y Hardzman Row3 D Leonard L Ltndsey S Ferree L Woody P Htlborn J Smtth Row 4 T Miller K Trosper T Ltddy S Porrtt D Wzlson Ptctured here ts the Nattonal Honor Society s contribution to the Homecomtng Parade Shown here are the officers of the National Secretary Dan Wtlson Treasurer Scott Porrztt Preszdent Lon Lmdsey Vzre President Y-qw ll 1 4 Honor Societyg Linda Hoefelmeyer, i 1 . , -,,,,:T'?-. . 'I . 'f' A' 5, ,Y 0 'Q' f sf ' ec' an 94. if 0 O .V P O uanmt.u.,,1mmL ut - -1 Applause! Applause! The Northern Lights are a group of 13 students who enjoy good music and enjoy singing it. 13 may be an unlucky number for some people, but it is a very lucky number for these students. They are very talented and they seem to alwavs put on a very good show. 1. Pictured here is the Northern Lights practicing one of their routines. 2. Members of the Northern Lights are: Row lx M Gilchrist, D. Thomas, M Garrison, G. Russell. Row 2: G. Cordell, R. Feltner, R. Smith, P. LaFay, M Guy, C. Guy, T. Smith, E. Guy, D. Gaff 3. Shown here is Mrs. Waielde, the choir's very own pianist. .fr-ff sv fr 1 ..,1.,,mn,,....,,.m.........uu.usLwm I- nunwni 1 1 4 'A J oy is Everywhere in out M2trtbttJs':i I 4 ' . Members of the Concert Choir are Row I P Burks B Keeley M L Hodges A Ma,-,on D Jackson Row 3 5 Wllljgms ,I Butler L Sharpton G Goode S Morgan A McKenzie F Wilson C page Tkobe,-is S Tlggs G Dunlgp T Cunngfgn McClellan Row 2 L Price K Marks K Garrison S Farmer E Ott L A s 9 A D . Members ofthe Accapella Chozr are Row I A Money R Wardell M Smith M Felton F Valdez D Thomas R Burton J Moyer E 2 M Gilchrist G Cordele B Hall T Smith R Smith M Guy T Fed Z Townsemi P H111 J Owens B Almas T Webb A Bozeman R Franklin Row 3 V Peoples K 4rnold L Purnell J Hayes B Almas J Broughton D Mack M Gafnson B Guzns S Matthews, F P LaFay I Purnell P Hartsoe R Feltner C Guy 0 Hudson L Goodman G Matthews G Russell B Splllers 5 , A L+ Q A I A - Gay, D, Cigfji K, Del5au.It, P. Carpenter, R. Stngieton, T,34rn01d, limo Wilson, Matthews.'Row 4: ing, R. Shorter, P. Garcia, D. Eatoni . I uma mmnnm um lulmulit -1 Opportunity Knocks I 7 -on The Members of Industrial Coop are: Row I: D. Losee, R. Gorsline. D. Carmichael, K. Broadwater, T Lzddy, G. Kincaid, D. Foster, R. W. Rutherford. Row 2: R. Herron, R. Gregory, C. Maelag, D. Wertz. Smith Row 3: R. Wertz, E. Cole, J. Reyes, J. Gonzales, M. Kennedy. Row 4: 49' fn' 1 x. Members of Retail Co-op are: Row l.' M. Garza, T. Thebault, R. Washburn, B. Almas, A. Eaglen,R. Duke, P.Mitchel1, J. Pitts. Row 3: Carpenter, P. Mendieta, C. Kennedy, R. Dicks, J. Singles, T. D. Jones, P. Harsoe, T. Lobdell, K. Huggins, D. Carmll, K. Huey, D. Dickerson, Mr. Friebe. Aww 2' K. Plummer, J. Kent, D. Redmond, S. Kaney, S. Suiter. l X 'H Mtmben G00dmqn0! Brqdol R' L Harmon ' L June, M' Wvrdeli' R Fone R D. 1 ui..tm.:..u:.amawm -ur manual 1 1 The Leaders of Tomorrow Members of the Food Co op are Row I P Ellison Row 2 K Stanford G Dtnkzns. Row 3. E. Curry T Nichols The people that work on the Cooperative Program otherwise known as Co op gain valuable working experience which helps prepare them for the future This jizncnon is open to mostly Juniors and Seniors who are willing to accept the challenge Co op is divided into four sections Industnal Office Food Preparation and Retazl The people in charge of these sections are Mr Karageu sian Mr. Green Mrs. Peete and Mr. Frzebe. Members of Office Co-op are: Row 1: B. Collier, J. Wallace, L. Goodman, V. Hill, A. Brownlee, T. Smith, W. Holmes, P. Ervin, C. Brado, R. Lee, N. Moore, R. King, T. Davis, Mr. Green. Row 2.' T. Harrison, L. DeLeon, B. Rodriguez, P. Glass, S. Corkins, C. Caverly, J. June, M. Facello, T. Maynard, A. Daniel, S. Hayden, R. Smith, R. WardeIL Row 3: C. Watson, A. Lathon, D. Gracey, P. Martin, L. Bartnik, B. Pauley L. Kanoyton, S. Mason, C. Hughes R. Hunt J. Owens, K. Wheatley, T. White, K. Alexander, C. Koch. Row 4.' D. Smith, Y. Davis. J. Sornig, S. Byers, R. Davis, G. Contreres, D. Watson, J. Gochett, J. Howze, K. Koch, R. Wright, S. Ferree, C. Hardiman, T. Webb, D. Jones, Y. Hardiman. .lziillllhhilillallklihliilll ' ml 1 1 ll People. Fish? The Clztalinas are a very popular group of young ladies. These girls are either great swimmers or very good fakers. Evegr year they seem to put on an excellent show which draws many people to see them. They takea lot of time out of their day to make sure they please everyone who comes to their show. 1. The Caralinas this year are: Row 1: K. Cypret, .L Smith, C Holland, L. Eyman, P. Cash. Row 2: K. Haymard, T Courtney, S. Beltz, 71 King. ' 2. Here are the Catalinas practicing one of their routines. 3. Pictured here are the Catalinas giving us a peek at one of their routines. I 1 - I - - l - V'N' ' ,U .... W aczrgfffs' A 'if'-951.1 V 'hr 'X za, N ' L We ' L'IrAZ'lfP' 'I 1 4 KM 4 l .1 ef f ' , t'w., 'iX.,.4-4, ' . 1' '- 1.2 .- .4 ju -. L . -' ' . tiff! . ',i ,W . , f , l, nf! H .1 J, J., f,L7,r H7 ' I - r-Qin ', ey 0 CII OM? 065 672,688 If you would Ilke to time for the Pontlac Northern Swzm Meets then you shouhi jozn the Pontzac Guard These people keep the records of all the swimmers zn a meet They work 1n cooperation wzth our swzm coach Mr Goddard Shown here are some members of fhe Pontzac Guard tzmzng for one of our swzm meezs Members of the Pontzac Guard are Row I C Holland .l Srmth D Malega P Pedrogo J Wallace K Jeffrey Row2 S Garcia T Stone S Doherty C Johnson P Pedrogo M Moore P Chrlkart D Malme Row 3 A Evans E Rodgers D Sabzns G Davzs L Parks D Eberle S Yates G Danzels Here is Northerns very own swzm coach Mr Goddard A-4? f 1l:,i.ULL.xml..llil!LLllLlLlml1'fnIIl.iaIlllllLU.1llK --- Inhibit Q 1 Owl are the French Club The French Club is a group of students who want to learn more about the French culture. These students have bake sales after school which seem to be a big success with the rest of the students here at Pontiac Northern. The French Club is under the guidance of Mrs. Moreau. 2. Shown here is Mrs. Moreau taking time out to pose for a picture. 3. Here are some members of the French Club discussing some ofthe clubs affairs. 15.1 gil, X22 A 1, - ... . . 1 ' ,, N 'L T-' X. . lo nw ' The members uf the French Club are: Row 1: T. Williams, C Kearns, S. Ferree. Row 2 D, Gqffj L, Woodv. C. Wrinkle. .L Naber. Row 3: S. Puckett, J. Rewald, .L Ferree. X NS I s I X ..owns-Lu....auuammsnuum 1 :uni I 1 i 'v- I..- 'V X A 1 Anyone for o Taco. The Intematzonal Club of Northem once called the Latzno Club has expanded mto a larger organzzatzon It now conszsts of not only Latznos but anyone who ts znterested tn lozntng 7711s club ts responszble for those great tacos that are sold after school and they are also responszble for some of our dances The latmo Officers are Row 1 Mrs Dl.Pon1o C Ybarra S Reyes D Rlddertng Row2 D Butler V Gonzales AVKW Members ofthe Internatzonal Club ofNorthernare Rowl Mr Dzponio C G Zamora E Pemf ll R in ut W1 'f M Shaw S Clemenf Ybarra D H111 D Gomez C Padzller Row 2 A Gutzernez R Chsttllo V B Brado Gonzales S Reyes D Jackson G Ybarra. Row 3 J Moran D Rzdderzng 1 ' f X. 5 D I 1 . 1 I -. ' - 5 tl, i ' I - q 4 A . ' ' ' 4 'I ' I . ! h .. tl - - - ,.,,,,,- -,, N '- I A ll ' r ill- . L ' . ' . ' ' ' Fri I ' I , --- D ' I 4 :' - . n :V 4 4,5 .- A-A I ' 5 . i ' :Lk ff' ff ' If f , ' I . In -X -A 'pfffas - 4 ,..-- r - X - ,X4 g I 3 ' , , U2 U N' . l 2' l ' X: ' I 'V ' . .. . w 'll h ' . . F '- gi if , ' . 1 -10 .X ,Q - 1 - in QA . XO j I A l ll tr.ilIJnI4.l-lI..nlllIIII.l..t!ll W -vi i 1 1 l 4 li E! I1 1 I. is '1 I I Y ,Q il .I if Y! l 'i W 160 Is li ,x ' i Lights, ,- Confiom, Action The Pontiac Northern Players are a group of students who entertain the rest of the student body. These young men and women put on many successive shows a year. They are very talented, and definitely not shy. Their shows vary from muszbals, all the way to pantomime. Pictured here are 1 Rewald, S. Porrit, S. Momany, P. Hartsoe, K. Flowers and M Angeloff rehearsing for the scene of Charlie 's Angels. Here is the rehearsal for the final scene of Prime Time Crime. h Shown here is the drama club rehearsing for the phy Pnme Time Crime 1 3 g U f I' ' I I I . Q .. ,' , ' .1 1 5 f i 5'5fif:1:f .12 P C .Lf C e - - - . ,Og 1 ' , . W7 'E . A O nw ' , or I ,V -n ' :il - L li W... 'L V ! ' C -W w all 'ZZZLL LZ 4 4 'M ' 9514 9 . M L, ,rf ' , 4 , -7' , we Wwe. if-M M- meh X I J . A ., Y . u ' 5 . - . - -, 'Pa J- .,- .44 L .. ... . . . 0, ' .4, - . I Members of Drama Club are: Row 1: C Roberts, M. AngelofL S. Momany, I. Valdez, K. Flowers, P. Glass, B. Sornig. Row 2: S. Isbell, I Naber, D. Klobnock, D. Lightcap, R. Omebzs, R. Vine. Row 3: .L U 5 l Q Sornig, J. Hunt, J. Kieth, S. Farr, Quiroga, L. Cook, S. Porritt, .L Garrison .W S. Sornig, A. DeVault. Row 4: MY Rewald, R. Bean, P. Hartsoe, M Wie, ,-:Ll Swinging Singles issa...aii.'.:,m...ui.:uw.wuuxiwmi I-. muunnui 1 is -1 , . Fi ii? Lv , ul ll Q. li . 'a 5 3 F iw 1 ' r 1 .ff r. Fo 4' V Hmplv 'I B , 1 aff The Racquetball Club is one of the newer clubs here at Northem, and one of the more popular. Racquetball has been around for many years, but within the last 2 years it has spread all over the country and more and more people are getting involved in it. Racquetball is a game of competitive action and the students here at Northern compete with each other every Wednesday and Friday after schooll 1. Pictured here is Gary Davis competing against one of the other students involved in the Racquetball Club. 'N 2. Shown here is Valerie Sample challenging Mr. Shara to an exciting game of racquetball. 3. The members of the Racquetball Club are: Row l: M Kendel, 71 Butler, T1 Black. Row 2: Mr. Craigmile, R. Ornallus, M Tominillo, Mr. Shura. Let 'S not Procms tmcite Girls! This years yearbook staff consists of eleven girls who put alot of effort in to getting the yearbook out and making it something that you will always cherish and remember. We put many hours into this book, not just in school, but on our own time We want this book to be something special and something you can always be proud of We believe we have given you exceptional b00k,' one that you look back at and remember all the good times and great friends you had while you were in school. Shown here are Christina Martinez, Liza Barnes and Penny Ford pasting up some pictures for the book. Shown here are Pam Jefferson and Nancy Moore working hard on Ihelf layouts for the yearbook. Here are the 1978- 79 Yearbook staff' Row If Beth Mason, Kerrie Kelly, Mary Ewald, Yolanda Hardiman, Lisa Barnes. Row 2.' Mr, Ferguson, Pam Jefferson, Leanna Brown, Christina Martinez, Penny Ford, Nancy Moore, Tina Hoskins. an ' eg QU I... R .--Ill . t . l- '- VK 11 ,'...1:xv.a:malausauxauw l- n1auw:wJz'.ml 1 1 i 'L?',:'f'.g1,3r,S 7' gi 31' xv ' , , an w f , N ' vywf nv, - ,V or , A ' ff+f1.w - i ' , F:-, 3 , 1, ,J 3,5,:::: 5 .. X, t .A rx: 'xgfff' - 'A 4 .xg FJIQSQQ gp ll: Nfffgi A:-A f!!' if 'T' fix!! 1 I 1 Mg. 1mwmmmm.uum - -- l A I 1 Y 3 THE NE W GENERA YY ON IN BLOOM . ' ' 1 4' W Huskze przde Huslcze spmt Huskze fame The Senzors f Ponnac Northern have tt all They make there appearance at most of the games and gzve our teams all the support they need Here we see them at a home game against Waterford Mott whzch we won To be a Senlor means to get Senzorms and be crazy Look out world were Seniors now ff WMM Clap Yell Cheer VICTORY 3152 , A-'fe-,rl ee! lx M6355 AL- AdamS, LIIVVZV Alfxandff. Jllaluelflle Alexander, Lee Allen, Ernest Jn Alams, Barbara Wx Haw Ambrose, ll lefhkierson. Eleanor Kathleen Baker, Deborah Baldwin, Marcy K 'UL- , ,fp A- ,. fr ' . ,W , - .-W-ef , fu f.: f -. -.17 . V . gm 'v- ' ,c4',, 1,3 f , . M ' ff? ff ,fl f -- -' :llllmnln t - nmrr. qw m,,,,,,, K f V gnwfl, Jvllll L ri , U, 1 , ' 80112, Shari Q 1 ,r u., . A Bfdvk, Pelur -4. ,fs .. F A,.. 3 6 is W I 4 Bum, l M' Jflfki E 5' ' , 'is P Y ug, Brllbflm 'I Mall, y4'll H ,V X .Lme,ww-,':,..urmnm.1.xl!115I11aIal5liu ,ix lIlLlT 1 3-T' 1 i - 11- - ., . , .- .,,... r - Barnert, Jejjrqv Barrnik, Lottie Baxter, Michael Bell, Deborah Bell, Serita Beltz, Shari Berries, Cynthia Berry. Roslyn Biffle, Demetria Bfggef, Dale 8 l Klxlhlllll . l A Black, Peter Blakemore, Deborah Bland, Gayle Bogins, Johnetta Bowman, Lisa We .0 'Q V l, 'is i Bgykins, Jai-kia Bozeman, Audrey Bradley, Cameron Brado, Cheri Briggs, Laura 167 I l ,v.kux.4,.u L.,i.1.L..uuhl1udwwJmhu1r.lal -- hulhlliix 4 T 14 ii -- -rf Hllimlllwlmwm - Ile.'7 'r'iN1-5F'Y'l !F'1 Wl '1'1Y! V, - I 7 7 i r' , Y Y , Y ' -,- -- -QJQT Y YW, ,. -A , , , 7 f A K MW W Y H F iw K I7 f HWY if . Q If matt , Y -A A 4' A ' ,J 'QW g A B 722' if ' 41, , f 4. ,nf Q , I 1 K W ng 3 Briggx, Shcliina Brinker, Joanne Browne, Linda Broughton, Julius Brown, Carol Q E - f i r l V X ,gm Y Y Q - f' - A . 7 ' M - '-,, - ? , T1 ' . ,fi 1 '- . 5 Xxx I ' ,5 E g .L l liar.- I l3ff1W'1lf'f', Mfllilflll lfL41'klf'.V. lflflabffll Bunker, Carolyn Burch, Darlene Burkett, Evert ' , 1 . , S . ,, 1, A F ' B B , A. r Q r , - 4' - B' I Q1 ig tp I r ' A A 5 N l x , V K -11 I i 1 . ' , .N C My V W ' ,,, 1 V l ri Burks, Ann Byers, Susan Caddell, Jacqueline Carmichael, David Ca,-,, Todd I Cleveland, Kem, 3 - l I I B V M A 1 2 B i 9 B - . ' A- . ' ' ' ,B 2 ' if-L t , ' ' If 3 B ae 53? f 3 A, A , VW '4 Castillo. Ralph ,Ei VKVV , LMHUH, Harold! Caverly, Carol ckmers, Bmw Gabon, Jossie Conner g 4 ' , .i 'F' 'V U'1clra M B n Q i ' I f -inqniiht '- !l'mQiN'1l'I ,... nrnmw X X -5sa.unv::,m...armi..mmuu.u' wiilib 11Uu 1 111 1 -li iz' .-. ' . - Y '-.-' .--W ' ' -Y N' T. ,af-,ff . ,.:,F.:,--b 1 D b CQ ! - ', 1'. 132v,i5Z., , Looking Clean :Af A A.. tn, if 4 During the year of a f Senior alot of crazy things happen, but once in awhile we like to show the other side of us. Mr. Hull declared a National Senior Dress-Up Day on Feb. 15th. So with much pride we present to you, the 'lg , f very seldom seen side of us crazy Seniors. Not bad E1-eu huh? 8 iilitliixi ' ,J ' 'tel r i Cleveland, Kevin Cole, Eugene Coleman, Tracy Colon, Noemi Coney, Anthony add , gg, .N 'A 4 ml' 1, Conner, Sandra Contreras, Guadalupe Corkins, Sheryl Cosby, Mark 0017. Edgllf . ,Q I ' 1, 111592 ' . ., i 169 LLL'- f'f'F.,'jA. 14, 'gf A , . in i - ...,, . . . ,-,,,,m n -NU, ,f I I kim. hm.L.All5Al:1lllal1LlIl1AlllllIl.Ellk ' H - l - 4' NIWYITIIIIHTIYII - 1512 'i .!l'l' tV'1 !'i Nvr l-'1',- 'I' ' X 'V a A .... f ,g? ?E7Y::,, , , 3 F ' I . V ze-- 0 fa, ,w f A . li 5' . 1 - V as ' I ' . 4 I I Q ' . A .As M ,I V n A - 4 - - . ' 4 . . ' 1 ' --' M 9 X 1 A I- Q Daniel, Arlene Daniels, Earl Daniels, Glenn 4 1-jun, 4 ,? aw 5: M - l ., '--4 n . ff 3,3-,g-,Q V 1 1 . .. 1 . W1 1 ..-,-,-.ff-LT..Z'.'.I4g N.: .3 'Q v J' ' 'nv v -.154 ,T-1,4-,.,'..v' jr , ' - ,J Q, ,A - .Af I 'Mg gil-If-,Q ' .1i,,fA,. ' ' A .wr--V-,,. .gf-.r .. .wa 'gp' H 5 ' '. flfa- Tit-. A vQQ:, ,5-'51,-'L,fLi'.L,Lu Yff.T? A , 1-'-4..'S-firm Q. 1.2 3,3--553: 1- . -- -K ?.11'-Y- F i?Q?Q'.?':'9'?vPf'g4-'i.?2fye1a-25' ' ' f-fH'vL-- ww' 2' ' - 'm-H ,L 'X-' '-ff, 1 5 ' ' -4 - '.1wfZv'w - ' ' 'X -K ' -' if -1 f1'i 5:2 K V5 '?.:'ffJ'.ke.-..':Q7 -'X -' ,ff-7:'5i5'J'-'.7' -:viii-fx ' . ,f,:,jf'? ' 'V 4 ' !,'3Z?ff 2732 W 355' 7.7.-5 WJQ , ,Q 'ff ' L- - , f .u'-:L '-,1b:::f'r7, 't ff,7'f-.x '--- fp' '. 2 'x - v ,'. ' 'I 1 . - -.114-'if-y,Q-ifsl' i i::'J'A'5'x':i f7 5.f.'4-iff' . . . . - N 1-Q-:-fw y'+:Q+'y2-,.:I.'-' -mmf'-'.?,2 V' Davzdson, Kevm Davzs, Davzd Davis. GGG' If xl ' I 0 , x Ddvi-9, Hefbeff Davis, Kevin Davis, Rf!!! Davis, Ronnie Davis' Tmy Davis. Yvonne u ,QA Zpemouchette. Ricky DeVault, Andrew Dillon, Wi11i,,g11 Dmkms, Gwgun, ' -- ' N - rm fm , mv. X Twf va s . . .4 A! Dixon. Chem 1 4 Q., 'D .'i ' E Dowelly Nami? attmxnuwm lmumnnznu -1.1 ivtwf ' 1 Tweeeeeet, tweet, tweet, tweet tweet Where would Northern be without our traditional Drum Major and Drum Majorette? Lost! Ed Myre and Lori Lindsay have contributed a great deal of time and effort to the marching Huskies with much pride, and even though they will be leaving this year, they carry with them a memory that will never be forgotten and leave behind them people and events that would have seemed ordinary without both of them up in front to lead us on. So with much recognition we thank Lori and Ed for a iob well done and a Band well lead. l ' 171 t 1 ttmmmttmnnumt uummuum n --'i -4 l - il .. -ff VIITIVIIIISUI - na wwwwf:--W--a':af-w- f P' ' , H l 'A Q E s Y k I! I . wx 13, ' ,f 1' f I F . 7 Fn1r11Z,lU 'f'X Eaglen, Andrea Eberle, Douglas Edwards, R0dn6y Ellison, Paula Enfzn, Pamela 1 5 . FQ, M J M f rs , , , -1 all l 5' ' 5' - l u r I 1- - l Evans, Charles E wald, Mary Facello, Marcia Fed, Tony Felton, Marsha ' WW' VW? 1- '. I Y' K Y ,. ..., if ' 1 , E , lg Ferree. Sheri Ferrell, Bonnie Flemming, Brenda Fletcher, Benira Fgrd, Agfgn G f'l'4'!!,lcrn- if lf I or ' 1 X' , I ki Forsyth, Kevin Fosmoen, Wayne Foster, Lionel Fowler, Patricia Franco, Cclesrino f,'aa1,,,n T A , , - emu V A- Lnn '-' Inmunmnr- V 5965,-N ww: , ,fr ww: nw., xx KX I gg,IIg,I,Q,,,,IIygggggggggmugugglifliis -I llltlill - l'-1 - 'i Y ill - , , -. , .. ,-. Y HL C ff 5 I I' A J Q, 1 F rarnz, James Gallero, Janet Gllfffay Leficill Garcia, Sergio GarcL Cheryl I 1 3 Ir ' 3 I M , 433, , , I W il -U' I i mlm Garza, Margie Gazette, Teresa Gholston, Eericlca Gibson, Sherry Glass, Patricia Q ., 2 . I Q- x .I , 'I I I 8 H I . I . I I I I I I I I I I I4 2 lust e A I , Gochett, Jerry Godsey, Brenda Gonzales, Christina Gonzales, Jesse G0,,Za1e,' Wanda ' mill M I I, II I-I I I9 I I I If - I Goodson, Terrig Gorsline, Roxanne Gracey, DeeAnn Green, Carla g I IIIIU I fffff 1 73 I I I.. ee? , , , u yqwu V I - A , - I I11,.lI,I..III.I..4wILlILII1Il:1-IB.u.lIIliI.Il1.lAk 1 HlT?1I 1' H 1 U VL!! f V T-V - n -Y ETMIIHHI - pm ., V 1 'rw t ,ie , I 'Qi-S if G .1a.ggp-f e n n , , G A Legend in Hts Own TZ-it it W i 1' Mr. Hull an ordinary World Lit. teacher? No Way! iQ ' . l Behind that stem face and harsh voice lies a man with t 1 Q l ' a heart as big as all of Northern. This man has , Q 5 contributed more to the Senior class than the Seniors X I ' . ,V ' 5 Q7 themselves. We wouldn 't have even had a float if he . hadn 't gotten us a trailer. Our Senior trip to Disneyland would have just been a dream. Mr. Hull is an extremely unique person and we all Thank-You for all that you 've done. 1 'H W 1 .4 , '1 . Green, .lay Greer, Janet X' N r Q in .G Kr i v' ,- if fi' ' I 4 nf 1 .3 Grier, Jerome Griffith, Jeffrey Grigsby, Kim Guy, Charles Hall' 5. ., 2 a ' V . , i ' ' ,x I 5 I ' 0 e . - 'f - ,gif VV 'lf H4111 Denise r Hall, TWU' Htvdiman, Yolanda Harmon, Laura Harrisi l A, 174 ' A G v 1 e ' . 1,'- ' ' V , A --- --3'---' Zlmlnmur- 'nnfim ...tw '-'- X , .3-. fwW--q:-- .- --- ,-- - X 5. I12,.LLl.1w 5,'l 1 mms' nilkikhlillibir - V-1g :uu1 - ---f' ,ir as , , , 'A , 3' ,N Zim. Hz, X-Zandafz Hawes, Mary ' Hawkins, Edward Hawkins, Patricia Hayden, Sandra K , ,Ar Hays, Prfgcqillg Herring, Barbara Herron, Hattie Hicks, Cynthia Higgifw. Angela Hilborn, Pam Hill, Elton Hoefelmeyer, Linda Hoisington, Richard A Holland, Connie lv , 9, S 1-in Wav gli-1 VM ,Q-S' 'ani' fifwwf ,. H'!fiff'1f' Hoskins, Tina Hovsepian, Patti Howze. Jeffrey Hudgnn, Qggie f Y!' ' L. .mnmmmmuuumlui ' mumluuumrnm I ,H Y u i I V 0 w 1 4 1 1 J f 4 i i N 4 Q A 1 1 J A 1 1 x H1 A 118 ua. HI! KIIX il 2' E N Li M4 1 I f J I x 4E I 1 w E i 1 ll - F - Kim 'ii-3 '1 -4' Hughes Cannen Hunt Robin Isbell Shelim Jackson Jackie Jackson ' ' 303' Jam es John Jasper Deirdre Jefferson Pamella Jezzorskz Gerald Johns TL I 'Sv 51' Johnson Debra Johnson Ronald Johnson Wzllmm Jones Dav1dL Jones ha .J 'fi 1 Q xii 51 Q' Jones Mary Jones Starlet June Julze Kanoyron Lynne Kearns, J ,lim .dl X K X ma..gwu,',:,m..iwnuum.mwumuf 1 Ianni- 1 1.1. 1 .T -i r f-'xatf-'ff' , K I n I I P, 1 f L 7 r S , q R ' M .' - i Augslzng, Kelli' Kelly, Kerrie Kennedy, Colleene Kennedy, Michael Kenworthy, Mary v K V 1? l, H V i. e 1 F 9' , K if F 1 ,4 f K K f K I w-ff Kincaid, Garry King, Nancy King, Rose Knebel. Alicia ' 177 1 I K1 A, V, A4 .'-. Q5 4 NM4, ff .. - A1 4 i , -' 1 -' I .1l ' '- '. ' ' X., I 4 - - - Lf.-L -L,f.4.LL..,.3..a-!.L...Q....,-,, . - , ,. -5, ,of I Q .m..m.1..m.uwmwmmmwnL iii. 3 l 1 1-I 1 lillxlxl .21 vnu-uv-Q --Y 'lim -W - 'llfau..LI'Lill'i1'5l7'f'T?'I I !'I!T'1 Y 'I I Here sit the four bases on which the Seniors stand. Mrs. King who is loved by all Seniors for her straight out charming personality. She is like a friend to all who know her. Mr. Hull, who has tried to prepare us for our future lives along with college. Mr. McShan, who is our class principal. Most Seniors have a great respect for this man. He keeps us walking a straight forward line and when we cross it, he steps in with a firm hand to get us back on the right track. Last, but certainly not least, Mr. Harris. He played a major part in helping us build the float. He had to put up with all our nonsense and procrastination, and he also contributed many of the supplies. We, Seniors could never repay these people for all the've done, but we do appreciate it and it hasn't gone unnoticed. Thank- You. to Turin to for Help I LW - -- l 7 st 1 .. A vm , .w,,,,- I Q -..., 2f1?gte..2' 'H 2 if ,,, . Q, I f Q ,jj ' : W 4 fi. A rf- 5 XY Q' I ' N . 5: I3-OX 3 Koch, Kim Lafh0l'l, Arriette Latimore, Helen LaVergne, Anita Lawson, Lori LML M0'iil-'11 Ledford, James 178 A 'T Lfdwell, Norma Lee, Alexander Lee, Rnlverr N 5 ' ' .2'w1'::rmmw V -'N .W X A E ! 4 lu Leith, Lisa l ,. Logan, Terri -4 llmsll, Helen W Uqswfl Reb , Q, X L ,nw'.u,,.L11w.mnnmuxaumn is mwmmunnn I .-.-...-.- 1 .iw 1.- 3 as . 'X Zi D' Leith, Lisa Lesko, Chffsffne Letlow, Andrew Liddy, Thomas Lindsey, Lori ... T qw.. -1. Logan, Terri Longoria, Norma Lundy, Deanna 'Maciag, Christopher Manone, Renee GV 'D '17 Maish, Helen Maley, Wilma Martin, Patricia Martindale, Robyn Mason, Shirlqv .15 Q1 Masters, Rebecca M4-Cray, Afvereft McDonald, Michael Messer, Deloris Miller, Thomas 179 , --i-----A --4-- V, . , . , . I l.l.1,L.L.41lMLHlUMiHlNWKNL.lIl 1 muuuuumm 1 1 il 31 a -- m --L ll - Jli'1 '.'FV'xF T !' ! I I f Miracle, Clifford Miracle, James Mitchell, Alfred Mitchell, Michael Mitchell, Robert Mgleg, Jack Mgody' Susan Moore, Nancy Moran, Irma Morris, Robin Moses, Ursula Mosley, Beverbf' Mosley, Mannda Mosley, Toney Mullen, Denise '- .-.' .eg 9- iii' 1- W 1 ...uf Mullen, Eric Murphy, Michael Nembhard, Horace Nevils, Katrina Nichols, Linda 180 1 ,ac is ......... . ..r f 2J....Af..f',....,.,,.'fr'f 1o4 .rf-i'f':z' N ' Ax 'W it Deo 's :V0ren, Mark N -. A 1 x U Owens. Kevi, L. hen bin X 1..1e.a1a.ifv.'L...,1iiuiiuiaaaasnusuuww It mwmumulnun K1i.1..1- 1 ,...? Decisions. . .Decisions ,,,,..a.-..-,---- A A 9 The Senior Officers are an outstanding group of students. They are the leaders of our class. They meet when necessary and make plans for many of the Senior activities. They 've made preparations to have our prom at the Troy Hilton and have brought together the final details for our Graduation. Row 1. Paula Ellison lSec.j, Linda Hocfelmeyer fHis.j, Row 2. Roslyn Berry fViee. Pres.j, Michael McDonald fPres.j, and Monica Leal fTres.j i ' ' , K 3 Y . P . if i A 5 Nichols, Thomas Nissen. Mark i lv' .nz L 5 f i Noren, Mark Ochoa, Theresa Ortiz, Miriam Ort, Ernest Owens, Julie Dinisi R ii f ' xg i W Owens, Kevin Pacheco, Maria Page, Jacqueline Partin, Lany Paul, Terri . d i Lzn fl 181 , I to.om.iiatoiiim.ui 'lx wmmuum 3 iii: 3 1ih l f ---1zl-i1uu--emraammuuwn- n r fmt ,gg-,W - i 4 ggi. 4'-' ' , t at , 'T N Q My t J Pauley, Brenda Pearson, Glenda Pellot, Albin Peters, Mavis Phlegm, John 2:3 1 ,hm Pitts, James Plummer, Kathleen Porritt, Scott Prothero, Annette Pruitt, Harold l I t 1 l l i 9 L y l i a Pryor, Sonya Purnell, Luana Putsey, Philip Quinn, Charles Ravenscroft, Bruce Rabj,,S,,,, 1 , 3 L is 1 N h 1 , E 1 , N 1 V v 5 . f 1 ,. Reaver. Brian Redmond, Daphne Reid, Albert Richardson. Charles Rivero. Edward R 5 Odflgue , 182 i'34 ' ' ! Fbi??lS. W Hb' I-.:, MM dl'-i ' ' .' 1 ,LA-,g,,.f :', -'4 ' WHL- m ' X 23 f n I i 'E W wld ,fr Bnnk' I K ,jwfff X llh-352.19'L.ull1'KHLf41s'LbUl3sUliUWiin N- lW - 7:uuuiunu- I iii-.W Y Look-out Florida: Here We Cornellfis i I Y Ef f. 2 Y'-, x. - it .Q ,xy '1 1 if Jak Being a Senior has it's advantages. Probably the most enjoyable is the Senior trip. ltis hard to come to an agreement when you have alot of different opinions. Everyone wants to go somewhere different. But through many meetings and arguments the Class of 79 will be going to Disneyland. We will leave at 5:00 a.m. on the 4th of May and return on the 7th of May. We will spend one day at Disneyhnd, one day at Daytona Beach, and one day at the Kennedy Space Center. The total cost of the trip is 3239.00 and pictured here are some Seniors making their payment. Robinson, Gregory ROCheleau, Raymond Rocheleau, Roxanne Rodgers. Keith Rvdges. Orman 'W' Rodriguez, Rebecca Rodriguez, Yglanda Rolle, Rafael . Romlein, Jenny Rl4Sh. PI'iSCilla 183 I L ..i..mmwmuuweuL - uuuluunuum 1 ilu 1 il l + - - - IHmQ - Ill 'Z'A'f1l?i'QI7'7'Y !'T ! l!''l'3TWT'Il ' ' gg . -- V, Y. . , , , 'N5-4. 'ff , :Am .f .,f'A-'i-AW9 r- ,rg i ,YA ' -' ' A A' r lf - X. f A ' S ' 1 A fi' 1 A 2- L r e . An Ebcperzenee to Remember . i 5 , 'if ' UWUQ UQH' JL! W 1 1 id .T.- t 1 av., t . The Advisory Board is made up of Seniors who 6 . V if. ' campained and competed for positions on the Senate , 7 5 I l but didn 't quite make it. They still, however, are a ' A 1.5 ' 'L' r l Q part ofthe preparations and decision making. They 've A shown good competitive spirit and an interest in their g class. Row 1. Paula Ellison, Scott Porritt, Linda Hoefelmeyer, Row F 2. Roslyn Berry, Monica Leal, Michael McDonald, Denise V ' Hall,and Chris Maciag. 5 Z U .5 F A 12' r r S 7 r . :L .fh t gf u r ' A 1 fr ' f. 1 - ,.. - 5 'L Rusk, Roger Jpg Russ, Jeffrey .4 'nuff 3 A I 1 ' t y r V. .. 1 .1 U t ' Q r a ' t . Q I Rutherford Wendy Sample, Valerie SewelL Paula Sharpton, Cassandra Shaw, Albert Z!!! 'X I 1 IW , . 1 1 3 ', ' I il i X' r ti v V Shelton, Noline mt, Ralph V Shorter, Demetrice Singles, Kevin Smith, Deborah vj v,-v gjnmw, . t 'y 184 , 'LL : assi. , 4 Y. -A ,fer-:.:A-.M -AAA - -4.-s 'A ' mt A 345:55 W AVA , -V - - - ' ' - W':v.A1u xrzzff' ramp., A 4 I X 4 l I A 1 u I I Smith Gerald , r 5 I l Ark :SOITIQJUWI 4 I 2 2 -, 4 Q Q f .S 5 Staten, lame: J, I I N. X. E I lm' l0hn t l 1 .Wu url T 'Ng kk Q, t ll MW, 2 I 1 tml i 5 i 1 1 X 1 .,'f'.'L ..,. ItE.:.-.LMUIEAUHHAIIH 1 lluwzulul 1 -.1-.1 1 ....-.- 1- .5 . aa W ' Q.4Q.... ' ,'x .' i Smith, Gerald Smith, Gregg Smith, Rosemary Smith, Theresa Soldan, Kevin 'Q' I Sornig, Joan Spencer, Rhonda Spillers, Belinda Stanford Kenneth Stanley, Kirk I 1 1 ---- - -- - W '27 7 Staten, James Jr. Steed, Anthony Stevens, Edward Stinson. C1U'f0fd Sturdivant, Antonio i i 27' Tal, John T11yl0f- Dennis Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Terrence Terrell, Cecelia ' 185 I .L..llmtuam.1uunuLm 'K umuuuumam 1 n 1 il il l Q --- ll - Ulf.'i '.'FV':r v''!'v'ww'r v f ' , , . . , , V A i f , x ,in A W A I I' I I . lo Y, 1 ,L og, x. , 1' fwg'iN?H ,if l' P , wgnen, Cllflm L Terrell, Jequlta Terry, Theresa Terry, Timorlzy Thompson, Anthony Thompson, Carlos 1- T ff fig i i L 1 ff EW' , l X 1 Thompson, Kimberbw Toliven Yvonne Trosper, Kenneth Twitty, Kim Tyson, Kim Webbfm' i ' ' -4? ' I I I ,4! , MIA' K . fi ,. ' - Y. 3 Q A . 57 ,.,- A A , W h 1 4 ' lillllllm X TB' ' ' 4 Upshgw, Jacqueline Valdez, hernando Valko, Matthew Valley, Cynthia VHIIHQIVII, Michael We1lU',Brenda I M . - 1 l W V ! W, I 3 Q A , D Q 7 g A g . ,. - . , ' 15, in fx 4 V I A A , -as 'A' 5 I 'uv 3 Q, A , A W . . I L, . 6 2 1 l I ' 'lb H 5 , ' Vemon, Leavene Vine, Roberr Wade, John Wakefield, Alben Walker, Gregory lW1ite,Temm - c r ll - ' - , ' .v YA-,.4! - -V '- ' ' ' ' ' ., ,N -- f- --1211 1 llll ' '- ylr!g,4.,q1q ,,, X ? ps: Llihq lfulldml a, 0 J 22 . I MMU X 1 .z'-'-.z,,,.r.ra.iaigmuaamaum .1 llilllwl 1 -1---1- 1 ----i 1- Qefdfi Q Warren, Christopher Washington, Terrell Watkins, Shedric Watson, Connell Weaver. Wdyfle Webb, Roy Webb, Tamara Wertz, Daniel Wertz, Richard We-16011, Frieda 'r ,..faAulL h Wethy, Brenda Wheat. Caludia Wheatley, Karen Wheeling, Ronald White, Gary 7 J? White, Terrance Whitfield, Joyce Whitlock. Donald Williams, Cynthia Williams, James 187 l L .1..mum.sm.suuueun -I muuwnmuuu 3 n 1 il: l f---' --- - Y- --.,.i......,.,T 1 - .. swwl 1 s Zhi ' ' L ii -'-:tg 5, ham ..1, V : ' I L.. 'fs A' 1'?'f 'el ' . Well the Seniors, once again, have proven who is really the best. We took lst place in the float competition on our Homecoming and also won the spirit jug at the pep assembly that morning. Which proves that besides being the best float builders we also have the biggest mouths. This year our Homecoming theme was Reaching For the Sky and the game was played against Lakeland which we won 18-6, what a way to end a day. Also well like to thank Ed Myre hr allowing us to build the float at his house. . ---- W V -,H ,,,,,m.,,,....-,..., , , I Reaching For The Sky F J 'M Ln r. 1.- ll .r 4 R ,-.... r hm- I., l. , , i , l l ai' ' 'IH-if A . 1 4 . 3 gt 'IQ xr, M 1,,,i+f 1 V+' n. , ' -in 1 ' f :Et-g' if--1' ,4- . ' , - 5, 5 1 .. .'x . l . 'X ' - -ll ' - A M-1 ' ,'ffQ.s-'fkf' '- V '- '11, .ff ..jji5,, Y 311- I' , bv V: :JA lzwgrlt, 2 aw. .I.,:i.QK?.+v..tha,, r V le ', wffkv lwqv-'i5'7'1'rf f ' Q 'W f . . . - - - - Qi, 7'1,-ff, 25. Y Wlllmms, LM Williams, Lonmell -ff 1 V we-ww---' fl P - 1 Williams, Thomas Wfllson' Daniel Wilsgn' Earl Wold, Nellie Wood, Kenneth Woodard Peggy Woody. Linda 31-'. if: l ld V Y-wit -3, - g Wright. Ruth Wrinkle, Christine Yates. Sfepllen lk 1 ww II um X ll 7 7 Ya Masta Been cz Beautzful Baby , '9- NVQ:- ' ff-A S Z ,. fqi 'EJ 3101151 sped S091 'I : p J , . Q X . :bl T . J--..-lnnn-.-i- Those Most Remembered For Their Special A ttributes The class clown ...... The best couple ...... The smartest ................. The most likely to succeed The most likely to become mayor of smucksville ......... Matt Valko ....... Chris Maciag di Theresa Ochoa ........JaneNaber Jerry Smith GaryDavis The cutest girl ................ ....... C indy Berrios The cutest guy ..... ..... S ergio Carrillo The tallest ....... ....... J ohn James The shortest .......... ...... M onica Leal The most popular ...... ............. E d M yre The most athletic ...... ...... f 'Ton y Thompson The best dressed girl ..... Traven ia Harrison The best dressed boy ....... Terrell Washington The friendliest ............. ...... G lenn Daniels The ro wdiest ............ ........... E d M yre The quietest ............. ...... T erri Paul The prettiest eyes ....... ...... B obby Lee The sexiest ............ ..... R icky Reaver - . ., --,..4....S4L.. ...,...... -,..m -..WM ..-- Q ' - l ' ,,.. ...,..... ...., lfmimfwr 'f .'r': f 3 1,-5 -1 . X X -:Vu-N310 - l!W - lu-:ui 3 ii., 1- ,,,,,,,.,,...'no-IM' W9 0 X0 0 Q19 C 810 N Perry Street Pontiac 2450 DIXIC Hwy P0llii8C 3230 S Blvd Bloomfield Hills 435 S Broadway Lake Onon We do it all for young ' TM 0 0 o 5 .. . x V - h A' L x 'i 3 ER . mul, .L.L...zL.g ' Elmhlimgl ' ' u mnmu:uuma:nm3 n11lll The Avalanche Staff of1979 Well another year has come and gone, and another yearbook completed. To us, the staff we see the book as alot of boards, alot of pasteup, alot of pictures and alot of headaches. And yet when it comes back to us in it's entirety it all seems worth it. We see tlze effort, time and thought that each one of us has put into it. It then becomes to us what it is to you, a memory! A reminiscence of a year gone by. The good times and bad, the happy and sad. But most of all it brings back a special year and special times. There are many people that go into the making of a yearbook. First of all I ki like to thank the yearbook staff who had more to do with making this book the best it could ever be than anyone. They 're a fantastic staff and together we have produced a book that will never be forgotten. Also 121 like to thank Mn Al Weatherly, our printer, and Mr. Frank S torer, our photographer, for helping us through the hard times and giving their support when needed. Mr. Michael Davis also played his part in the Avalanche by bailing us out of copy deadlines. Last but not least lk! like to thank our chief advisor Mr. Kennith Ferguson. r in-b Y ??0 1' ,. 'pn 517' lx - IL- W' .,-.1- . 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Claudlne 114, 1 16 ,, gorenzo Petleliiay, A1yc7afg106 P'hlegm,3Allce 12 1' , Pl2g3, Anthony 128, 64 Pomeroy, Marilyn 125 Pl'U8fB!',.Tl tBOd0YEr 1 1 2, 1 1 7 Rayner, Gene 104 Renda, Hercules 119, 122 Rlckard, Charles 103, 147 Roberts, Charles 106, 160 Ross, Linda 106, 149 Roehger, Jarrles 126 Sanders, Barbara 105, 111 Schmidt, Davld 63 k Schmidt, Jorin 108, 110 Setterllnd, Sandra 113, 117, 150 Shara, Joseph 126, 128, 161 2, Sflara, Tom , Q Shaw, Noreen 109 Sloan, Ezra 1,15 Small, Tarlton 109 Smith, Frederick D. 103 Smlih, Willie 124 Sonora. Lllla 124 ' Speaht, Kathleen 124 Stlmitl David - Q' srlmac, Raymond 226,128 Sullivan, Carole 2, Swanson, Helen 11Q,116 Tabovn. Syrenll IM. 123, TOISNV. I-vf'vli'1Z!!S 123 Thomas, Madg,lfn6T03 Tillery, Llndai Q5 Q TOUICZBK. Mal'KflIf:109 waisanen. 1 Wanamaker, Gary. , a, 110, 67? 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Andrea 35, 153 Moody, Frank 35 I vMooney,Paul35 V 'Moofe5,Cyu.is 35,79 W Q Mums. 'L0l1fU'35Q63iV' mavre.'mmra'as -i'i 'i 'jf' Moore. ZallB0n.35'- 4 ' Q,NloranQUnimle'35g.14d'1 'r ' 7 ' f :M9ff5i?illICi3'35, MOUSER, WHY!!! 351 4 Mloeleyf L.Y,fW1 35', 571-76' ' Nacianceno, ,tgp 35 Naylor. Donn.i'35 Neff, Patrlck 35, 148 Nelson, Tracy 35, 136 Nguyen, An 35 N9Uyen, Blnn 35 Nicks, Larry 35 Nlx. Marcus 35 Noble, Karlous 35 Noell, Colleen 35 Obie, Johnnie 35 Ochoa, Gerry 36, 141 ,Ochoa, Rudy, 35. 140 omeias, Ricardo as, 160, 161, ax Pachewo. Norma 35 Page, Jimmy 35 Paige. Tommy 35 Palmer, Sharnln, 30, 31, 35, Paris, Vlckle 35 Parks, Larry 35, 157, 78 Patterson. Gerald 35 Patterson, Jlm 35, 140 Payne, Lee 35, 150 Payton, Jackie 35, 147 Peters, Deanna 35 Phlegm. 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