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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

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Karen Mack cheesing it up! 4 Talking to me? I How 2.1 M 4,1 F J 1 How do we look? 2. HELP! ! I 3. Another new dance! 4. Wow! What a volley - H i l 'Q YWMRWWIHWWWM -- 5113 The Year That Almost Wasn 't The failure of the millage in June was a tremendous bbw to Pontiac schools. Students started transferring to other school Systems as the rumor 'WO EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES was confirmed. Nobody thought the Board of Education would actually carry through their threat We were wrong School started in September with the exception of all extracurricular activities, some counselors and teachers. The school year at Northern wasn 't looking to good Everything seemed to quiet: No band marching in the hall, no 15 minute long announcements, announcing scores or the new cheerleaders, to interrupt your 3rd hour teachers boring lecture, and no sound of running feet as the cross country team practice in the halls. Everything seemed so plain: No posters all over the walls - telling who the best candidate for homecoming court is, no special events filling up the calendar by the main office, and no lockers filled with batons, uniforms and red di white P011-poms Alas, Northern was dull very dull You were at school from 7:45 till 12:50. You d1dn't stay after lunless you were in troublel Students were bored and mad On one occasion there was a student walk-out protesting the millage. The more progressive students got involved in a rally with students from Central to try to push the upcoming November millage election. Students even sent their opinions to the Oakland press to be published in the Voice of the People. But even that didn 't help. The millage was downed once again in Novemben In November I the day after the millage defeatj a man by the name of George Schipper put together a fund raiser called Pontiac Student Booster Fund. This was a fimd made UP of contributions from local businesses, clubs and concemed citizens At least once a week the Oakland Press listed some of the contributions and the amount collected. The Pontiac Student Booster Fund collected enough money to put High School sports and activities back into the schools. Alas not only do the students of PN IL S. care but so do the citizens ofPont1ac And only through the support are we the Pontiac Avalanche Staff able to present to ou The Year That Ahnost Wasn t l ug , .D .0 r ' , y r i 6 fi f 1E'::Lmw hd.i.LMl..nLlW.i..l.lL xii-xl-L1 SECONDARY cms Q51 6,2 P: NO REMEDIAL ,Q 3 1- Mosr LIBRARYR:gF?x:JiS 4, ,4 fe N0 SPORTS O .ow ,gr NO DEBATE TEAM 5' -9 .7 SSSZESSNSELORS A ANCED C 0 ,gb 5 NO AFTER sc:-nool LASSES .5 ,v A NO FIELD TRIPS 5' o 0 NO CAMPING RROGRAMS fs Q 0 fe 3 f ,fl .EILJ Q 27' g JACK NO CHOIR ACTIVITIE 5 NO BAND S tax nhappy even 'sign Q fu .5 5 ,S 5- The immedlate ixnpacggvyin were cast. but ' N m9'I'Zjt'g H of some 400 the ga mes WI? ind Sobeit. Sigtjnin both :Sega as fun llibr: level, ,fx-.ex caps and usher t. T1 BY. 1 restore suiissea at T-he 8553? e.lucati0Us fig R advanced C 1 mU8i-C s Phys ' vwvle Who' rugneflta W-N we Ehings it more ex nslve. R course the Pontxac sr supported a es votl aspossible. A y 'go no avail. R e outcome is sad. But the have spoken. people Q move By the narrowest of margins, you Sadly. are not convinced the schools need the-. R money. j Such things as ha1f'daY classes and ' other claims n been defeat in toll theabsence of athletics will tin R ' ies- - mgllgsedrwere not things ue' Ed tion did auf-'Suze I' lean---' f UCB fu 'N Board 0 ture the 1 der the Pontiac eceseafY to res storing the mtg.. his 01' ' hers 8' 9 dg for fe giac 'W' ying with tlemeflfafy wail ala mf Proviuable to '11 were not any 0 eca ave der recalliniegs mlloweverf td:1?.ciona11Y has xxezchools- 'ihirgeaczlilng service? or roS ' that 1' econ a dia vocl daydp lc Pfogram lementarll and :Y service retinal ac'-ivitieisgosrms as electricity, continue to R P8 Whafiatvhagqpennow? ' 8 S n. do--or' Homecommg and Basleetball?.'? Very rarely do you have homecoming during Basketball season. In fact, this is a first for PNHS. Although our homecoming floats were absent, the spirit was still there as Northern flew ahead of Walled Lake Central with a big homecoming win. PNHS even had the traditional selling of homecoming flowers, presented on the day of coronation, with one slight difference - this year the National Honor Society sold carnations instead of mums. All in all, PNHS 's homecoming was as special as ever. Even the millage can 't defeat Huskies. I. Here we have the girl Court and Queen assembling for the last touch-up. Tammy Armstrong, Jackie Payton, Kathy Prince, Kim Hatter and Karen Mack. 3. The entire Homecoming Court. Tony Dudley: Freshman Court, Sylvester Giles: Sophomore Court, David Burnett: Junior Court, Barry Nichols: Senior Court, Karen Mack: Queen, Paul Chilkot.' 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So we took a poll to find out what the students at Northern considered their 'favoritesf' The response and enthusiasm was better than the staff expected for their first attempt at this. We had quite a time tallying all the results but here they are for your enjoyment. See how many of your choices were rated in the top three. Favorite TV Show: I. White Shadow 2. Benny Hill 3. Different Strokes Favorite Movie: I. The Jerk 2. za 3. Kramer vs. Kramer Favorite Radio Station: 1. WGPR 2. WLBS 3. WRIF Best Album: 1. Off the Wall 2. The Wall 3. Prince Favorite Actor: 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Eric Estrada Favorite Actress: 1. Jane Kennedy 2. Ciciley Tyson 3. Jacklyn Smith Favorite Singer: I. Michael Jackson 2. Angie Bofill 3. Bob Segar Favorite Group: 1. Parliament 2. Jacksons 3. Led Zeppelin Favorite Inspiration Point 1. Drive -In 2. Bald Mountain 3. 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The 1980 Homecoming Court is King and Queen: Damon Blakemore and Karen Mack, Senior Court: Paul Chilkott and Kathy Prince, Barry Nichols and Lisa Deleon, Junior Court: David Burnett and Jackie Payton, Sophomore Court: Sylvester Giles and Tammy Armstrong, Freshman Court: Tony Dudley and Kimberly Hatter, -. .... . , .tt.t:4n.w.i.LLu,.Jxnlnllu.lAL - li lI -- A- ! r t ,. A ' --Q-f-11,-if--Y F--1-F if--e---1 Ns- , L, I , I l GMC TRUCK 8.COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION I expect to pass through this world but once: any good thing therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do itnowg let ine not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Etienne de Grellet w ..,l dmlllelui - muuuunm r-- n I I I .mimi - - -d' ?' ml , If VTR Il mmmruwmuim - ' - - ---I World ussia invades A fghantstan The Iran Crisis - America taken hostage Hostage rescue mission attempted and aborted. Pope came to America. 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V , 5425, V ' , , V x Y -1 . if Vf rH-Ay'f L W ' -nifif'-'ff' V 1-sl '?'f1. A 55 M7 M 'A x 1 ' ,mu 1.1. m,x.L..UiLUl ' ' -- l V ---A ' K fi This year's homecoming was a great success. Being the Freshmanls first year in high school, it gave all of them a sense of importance and belonging. It was a special time for all of them as they were able to participate in an annual school activity. Congratulations to our Freshman Court they deserve it. They are Tony Dudley and Kim Hatter. 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Wm, 33,02 at Qin M2 um. ,A ,Q Black Wendy Blaekbum Dedera Blackbum Millisa Blackwell Deborah Blankship John Blevins Sherry Blomberg Scott Bobo Kenneth Bond Martha Boone Gloria Bosnack Ric Box Dora Boyd Dons Boyl Carla Bradford Twana Brady Jane Brady Kim Bridges Kirk Bnnson Frednck Bnoso John Brooks Jerome Brooks Teresa Brown Angie Brown lssic Brown Michelle Brown Mike Brown Terase Broyles Elaine Brumm Keith Buckner Dons Busy Chns But Loan Burch Jamel Burkett Larry Bumette Charles Bums Joanne Burton Sharon Butler Bnan Butler Terrt Butler Terry Cabil Sabrina Carl Teresa rr Lisa Carranza Lydia Carson Shantay Carter Jonathon Carter Patricia Casanova Michelle- Causey Tynehep Chambers Fredrick Chamboullider Chris Chandler Stephanie Chaney Carlos Chenault William Chester Greg Chester Paul Chilkott Andrea C'labon Arthur Clifton Dana Coffel Renita Cohen Sheryl Cole Brenda Cole Danny Cole Mark Collett Uavia Compton H.S. Coney, Laurie Conley, Sonya Cook, Paul Cooks, Cathy Cooper, Gary Cooper, Surrie X, eil ,. -on lf x X WY fd-g-'ai'-5 at 'sf-eff f 'X 'vu fi! 10-'W are M di! 1 - l .A ,A ,tl L. 4i.1AhL.LlLJlllllL.llL its x ,J x ...Q I Lorkins, Kay Corr, Tina Cosey. Sheila Cowart, Madeline Cowel, Kim Cox, Christina Crabil, Cara Craft, Terrence Crockett, Diedra Crump, Rose Cruz, Ernesto Cullor, Arthur Cunningham, Kathy Currie, Kurtis Curry, Duron Curtis, Doug Curtis, Jeff Daldine, ROVWM Dalton, DHVKVI Daniels, DDM Daniels, Melissa Darling, William Davis, D6fliSf' Davis, Wanda Dewev, Shelly Dewitt, Lorre Dickens, Carla Dillion, Bessie Dixon, Lolita Dixon, Theresa Doherty, Kim Dotson, Antonio Douglas, Brian Douglas, Diann Douglas, Lisa Duguid, George 1 2 Drake, Kim Draker, Virginia Dudley, Tony Dukes, Van Dunaj, Duane Dunai, Troy Dunlap, Colette Ellis, Paula Ellison, Janette Engberg, Joanne Erkins, Steven Estal, Carla Ewald, Joan Ewing, Margaret Eyman, Thomas Farr, Mari Felsman, Dale Feltner, Gregory Figurskey, Deena Finch, Marc Flores, John Flo wers, Ed Hwy, Tina Foot, Jeffery Forbes, James Fortier, Reginald Foster, Helen Foster, Vita Franklin, Charles Frantz, Mike Frierson, Anthony Fuller, Greg Garcia, A lfred Garcia, Mario Garcia, Pablo Garcia Sandra avllll MW' Wu Tw til-VE, Wiliam Wg, RUM itll WV y,it,Pz'w Qgpvtfflll Gmmllm inlet in Smit: im, OPM! ui l' Wa, lim im lm iwilm Emi RW: inc, Dfw lima, .4 gllllllli Hadailm llmllzl limslm llrz lf' Ku lim, fm ill Rm lm? llwl film Mmm., llifls ll'-loin lim' HN, AW Lm lwl1iq,,,,J me ' it MCH lim lm mo' Kem X y Gardner, Bonnie Gartrell, George Garret, Charles Gaurreaux, Inez Gazette, Mark Gee, Tonya Geter, Marcella Gilchrist, Sheila Giles, Darrell Giles, James Gleason, Yvettea Gonzales, Tina Gossett, Cindy Grammm, Kelly Grant, Ricardo Grawey, Robert Grazier, Terisa Green, Andre Green, Tracy Gregg, Kim Greer, Kathy Greer, Willie Gregory, Ray Griswold, Martena Grogan, Susanne Guile, Pam Gutierrez, Erik Gutierrez, Mary Guy, Jean Guy, Sandra Guzman, Ophelia Hall, Grant Hall, Tammy Hamelin, Angela Hamilton, Ray Hanspard, Monica Harden, Janet Harrah, Bill Harris, JennU'er Hathaway, Cynthia Hatter, Kim Hayden, Tracy Hayden, Vincent Hayman, Lisa Hayward, Richard Hayes, Donna Heiligenthal, Jennifer Henry, Renea Herr, Mike Herrerc, Orlando Herring, Cornelius Hicks, Deborah Hicks, Teresa Hilbom, Tim Hill, Rose Hillie, Janice Hinson, Chris Hirsch, Cinthony Hockenberry, Rick Hodge, Sonya Holmes, Michell Home, Jackie Howe, April Hrydziusko, Lisa Huddleson, Janie Hudson, Kimberly Humphrey, Robert Humphreys, Greg Hunt, Kerry Humer, Kim Hurst, James Jackson, Kecia - f- ft: w '29 'F -v.. iff, . .F ,,., . , , , , 5 . I ef? fy V 4, agen I ,asf- 41,:.1 ' ' Y- , . , 1 h 4 Q5 , , X 'lf' . X139-s lux nr, 8 x .5 :gf ,yi Y f 1 4, . 1 J 5 X xx . 1...-6, 1'-x 7-.3 we' bf , f J 1 .eeszf V ,,,, ' V -be ., Q 'Y f . ,,, ' 'E V 6 ffjfvz :-- ' X lv' .4- The Freshman officers are as experienced as the Olllef three classes. Even though they are new to Ponrirw Northern they seemed I0 know the school well President, Tracy Williamson an d Secretary, Tonya Lasseigne have did much for the Freshman class. So we would like to thank the Freshman officers for their good work. Jackson, Louise Jackson, Marshall Jackson, Sherwood James, Jeff Jenkins, Dawanda Jobe, Bell Johnson, Jill Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Mark Johnson, Michael Johnson, Nels-on Johnson, Shevelle Johnson, 77141111 JOLIVLSOII, 71100135 Johnson, Hmothy Jones, C01-me Jones, Larry Jones, Patty Jones, Sheila Kaminski, Mark Kanoyton, Marlowe Keels, Tamyla Keesling, Mark Kellar, Mark Kelsee, Greg Kennedy, Daniel Kennedy, Pete Kersey, John Kimble, BeverLv King, Jackie os., Qi.. f ' K R' 'i , Tfh K N . i '- f-if ,Q 4. ., v V A Ir f Kish' if A ttyl ,I nl King, James King. Ruth King, Tammy ' Kniffen, Robben 4 Koolthong, Werapol v ,- fu , , Kovacik, Debbie ml V 'A I Kovacik, Denise w '19 , V 'Q Kue,Deu K f A , ' ' Kue,La 'Q ' 'I p ' - J 5 Kue, Mao f L X V Shir! Kue, Mee Lance, Allison . Lane, Mike Z Largent, James --fi , 427 Lasseigne, Tonya I La Vine, Valerie , Le, Loan -'lil 'J Leach, Robert 40 tl N WW' ,W ga Lil' MH WW WW V114 lf' Emil ymlm QMU. Lili .lldl1n0 wmili' M1 In Hn in iw: 1011. HW li. 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Gm l M1 lint lniw, lm lah Tm Win fmniw Mai Tum! W IWW. Mom I , fm img , Ham wk' M Wm T 3' ' 'rl s 1::::1Bfer V Wr. Von. Tqyfm w.,,,,, Wa, Hama km Debbi wi JW ' 'lloyd iii' Singleton, Latonza Singleton, Sylaihlh Singleton, Tonya Sizemore, Wendy Slusher, Bob Smith, Darlene Smith, Daly' Smith, Elizabeth Smith Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, , Jacqueline , Kathy Kelvin Latomhl Marcia Mon tie Ray Teresa Snell, Chelma Snover, ShelLv Somenrille, Reginald Spellman, Clint Stanley, T'ravis Stanmore, Jeff Stayer, Ray Stetler, Rex Stewart, Lisa St. John, Paul Streetmar1,Sh41fi Styles, Tony Sullivan, Fred Swoope, Richard Talmadge, Gwendolyn Tamez, David Tant, Chris Taulbee, Michelle Taylor, Glona Taylor, Hank Taylor, Terry Teller, Tim TerMarsch, Laura Terry, Dave Terry, Willie Thomas, Allen Thomas, Richard Thompson, Bobby Thompson, Kevin Thompson, Marcus Toulouse, Amy Transou, Monica Transou, Syvoid Threlkeld, Floretta Tuttle, Mark Tyms, Julie Valko, Douglas Vandecar, Tracy Vendenter, Jennifer Vanwagoner, Bill Vanwyck, Randy Voss, Terry Wade, Terry Walker, Heather Walker, Randy Wallace, Debbie Wallace, Zena Ward, C7U'for1d 1' ---,-..-M-W-..v ,- - 1-mm We are great, we all can be, cause we 're the class of 83 .V ,gag 7 Z,- 4' arose Al we . A 'vs A is' he Jw A . 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I Of '82 s at Pontiac Nom I mt l MGCOVM, ml 'S 0 Stems mf- resv fllell no Freshnump, ' We bfsinnisg m ss l this years ho ell? ll lv mrives Sylvester Giles , strong. 5 ,J I -. 1 sf I X , .M J .2 , Iv Y s Un- Mfrs were quiresls the sophomores this sg moles Picked for is Down, Paulette Brown, Sharon Brown, Vibki Dyant, Karen But Dune Bllmpous, Sarah Burch, Wendy Burd, Jada Q Burgess, Paula Burks, Patricia Burtch, Vince Bushell, Bennie Bushey, Robin Butler, Lance Oxley, Brian Campbell, Jimmy Carie, Kim ' ' ' Cam2J'. Mark Garten Micheal Carthane, Vince - Chambers, Jeffrey Charity, Dan-ick Christie, Bobby Clark, Willie S in- f +24-' -21.f,: ,L M I C'line, Richard ' Cloutier, Jimmy ' Cohen, Charlotte . N g 1 Cohen, K171 . Cole, Gloria 'F ' iw, ' L -V- Cole, Natalie H I' A , 1 , , Cole, Natile V' V A fl ' wi Coleman George i' . t ' Coley, Harold Collien Jackie ' Cblon, Marie ' ' Cbombs,Buster - - Cowdrey, Sandra S Cox, Ann Coon, Jeffery 4.4 A 5 Cox, Charles Oaft, Torrence Craig, Tina Oanen Cameron Crawford, Darlene Crespo, Juanita Croft, Beatrhse Gump, Margie Ciinningham, Wilbert om, Laloan ,-V,,. Dailey, Steve ' Darling, Meny Darling, Robert Darlington, Vern T A - Davis, Altria 5 Q Davis, Earl ' Davis, Kathy 'A'A 'i- Davis, Walt H ' Dearing,R0bin e . Deem, Don A Dillon, Gloria .:, ., .., , 4,,, ztti 1 ,.,, Dingus, Ralph ' ' l et ' Dixon, Greg Dorkins, Ervin Dmmm, Shelia Duilfez, Elizabeth Dunlap, Gregory Duperron, Pamela Duvall, Vemita Eamest, Connie 4 's Davenport, Marlese x, W 1 0-w -.,.' 1 55 K , 'J ' 1' t r. H f MF' , ff ,s V ., Y' 'X' , ss, is s lil' .', .I 18 .9 C 'Uhr . MQ 'xx 'F H .,., ,, f-' A A , 1 , tg f gg? W 1 Qi N 914' 1 H' ' ' 2 a..f li' 'L 9, , kx l ' 7 Q A ,. , K I ' f . -We wif 49 Edgett, Karen Edwards, Charles Edwards, Kathy Evans, Monique Fernald, Theresa Fink, Jesse Finley, Major Flanagan, Thelma Flury, Kim Ford, Amelia Ford, Ann Fowler, Sheria France, Laurie Franklin, Anne Frederick, Cara Frierson, Jimmy Garcia, Fernando Gay, Stacey Gilbert, Monica Gilder, Satrina Giles, Sylvester Gillotte, Shannon Goldsmith, Littier Good, John Goodman, Ruth Gordon, Raymond Grammar, Timothy Gray, Thadius Greer, Linda Griffin, Annthonette Gulledge, John Haase, Mark Hall, Nanette Halpin, Andrea Hamler, Corey Hammond, Deborah Hardemon, Carmen Harder, Kevin Harmon, Larry Harrison, Mark Hartfield, Terone Hartsfield, Elaine Harville, Robin Hathom, Marie Hayward, Karie Hayward, Lori Henley, Elmer Herman, Todd Herrera, Rebecca Hickmott, Deborah Hicks, Christine High, Lisa High, Renee Hill, Mark Hill, Tony Hillman, Donna Hobby, Mich Hockenberry, Susan Holden, Ra: Hollis, Jason Holmes, Phyllis Hooper, Elaine Hame, Paul Harris, Deanna Horne, Peter Horton, William Hrydzioszko, Scott Huantes, Leo Hudalla, Barbara Hudson, Tamika Hudson, Willie Hughes, Dave 50 J Mr? , X I, 'Q H l ,-p 1 tiff' 5 ui-A24 -:as ' TN-. , x A we I I ,tax 0 K W,-Y .A 'if 'fr 5 , r ::i::Y.'.'. e ig!!! -SmDil. fl IIIH IIA aa- Q I 1 I i X ici 44 M5 l-M .Q E1 .t-gulf! ,i 1 lim FH 5' 1417! 3-'V 11 IFJ if LF!! 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JOM Hunt, Todd Hunter, Linda Jackson, Anthony Jackson, DOQOWIJ' Jackson, Dollglll-9 Jackson, Eartha Jackson, Ester Jackson, Karen Jackson, Stephanie James, Willie Jefferson, Michael Jefferson, Noah Jeineg, John Jeindg, John Jenks, Tina Jimenex, Jose Johnson, John Johnson, Tim Jones, Andre Jones, Elaina Jones, Jackie Jones, Mike Jones, Wilma Kearns, Candie Kennedy, Mana Kern, Una Kersey, Vanesa Kincaid, Connie King, Mary Klien, Calvin Kline, Curtis Klugh, Earl Koch, Joann Koolthong, Pajmance Kosser, Roland Knoppe, Jon Lamb, Kenneth Landru, Jim Lane, Donna Laster, Limmie Lavalais, Aleatha lavalais, Allison Lavinger, Paul Lawrence, Danny Leal, Lisa Ledford, Fred Lee, Glen Lewis, Lenward Liechty, Tony Lindsay, Unazer Long, Pamala I Longoria, Minnie 13.7 f i Lopez, Mary Lothery, Rachelle Love, Charles Lyons, Limnia Machado, Maria Malega, Dara Maley, Myron Mansfield, Pamela Marino, Tracy Marks, Kim Mason, Eric Maybee, Kathy Maynard, Mike McAllister, Carmen McChslin, Tammy McCarver, Juano A '-i L, ,I .a if 1 5 M f 1 fl - , Q f MZ f gl 'J ,ff 'J K WX- J?x,u,. vi-.1 -X?-Y 15.9 it .4. I 95, J . We X A .w 'A il 'lu . , ,wa Q ' D 5 X is .,.-.. .LL-li.HlnluJlHs.illlIiLL.Uk hifi vi: I s X 5355 , ky, . W xl ' A, .xr .L ,j A 2 J -fii , W ' 5 X H -' s 'iz -I 2 J RW? 3? x X V P. 51 V ,l -mg, ji ' ..3 , I ' - -,Jay 7' r s. K I x 1 .. - V - 1 ,N .il Roberts, Lisa Robertson, Lewis Roerinks, Diana Rogers, Kurt Rossen Tammy Rouse, Zana Ruce, Mark Rusk, Ramona Russell, Terri Ru therford, Pa! Sanford, Fred Sarrett, Fred Schiele, Oneida Schmaidt, Cathy Scruggs, Tamara Seay, Latonga Shaw, Melissa Shaw, Mitoshi Shaw, Sean Short, Brenda Shrum, Mike Simmons, Alva Simmons, Fred Simon, Tammy Simpson, Sledluz Singles, Jeff Sledge, Gary Smith, Chris Smith, Gail Smith, Joelene Smith, John Smith, Laura Smith, M Smith, Patrick Smith, Sonya Smith, Stephanie Smith, Vanessa Snoddy, Yvette Soming Barbara Spann, Shannon Spath, Hollywood Spears, Samba .bencen Sandy Qrivey, Dale Sprung, Janet Spurlin, Sherri '29 H? L oplaomores in Session Making decisions was appointed to these people by the Sophomore Class. They are picked because of their intelligence and activeness in the school. Class Officers: President - Laurie France, Vice-President - Joelene Smith, Treasurer - Dorothy Quinn, Secretary - Sandie Spears, Historian - Barb Sorning. i icuii ,365 ' . f f if'7'J.L:z? '2 f- ' fw- Y X Q . t, Standfield, Lisa Stanley, Tracey Staples, Wanda Starr, Jeff Stewart, Carlyon Stimage, Maurice Stone, Fran Stowe, Nicki Striekland, Donna Stroman, David Stubblejield, William Suiter, Daniel Sutherland, .lilliam Sykes, Marvin T, Xang Tal. Marianne Taylor, Deborah Taylor, Jeanine Taylor, Regina Thomas, Ann Thomas, Buster Thomas, Kevin Thomas, Lgtonza Thompson, Dawn Tiggs, Sonya Tillery, Norbert Tlcaczyx, Carol Torres, Avelia Tovar, Tina Tumer, Charmin VanMeter, Janet Vdllddgflffl Susan Vied, David Voydanofjf Sam Wade, Deanna Wade, Deleah Wagner, Leigh Waire, Duane Walker, Darwin Wallace, Vittoria Watt, Raymond Weary, Claude Webb, Debbie Weiler, Joe Wetmore, Arnold Whiteside, Dinnelle Whitney, Sherry Williams, Barbara wazams, Cheryl Williams, Darnell Williams, Deborah Williams, Dennis Williams, Kimberly williams, Linda Williams, Paul Williams, Quinton Williams, Tauwonda Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Pat Wood, Becky Wooley, Joe Worlds, Chelsea Worthum, Dale Yang, Lo Ybarra, Juan Young, Belinda Zehnder, Stacey Zelezic, Scott 54 . 3 ... ...J .JLL42 - -- - -' ' ff M ,, , ff., . f , - A ! i S-1 .A f-43,1 V -wi .sir -. ,far Y' xr. k::-M: k-., :I vv-2,-,5 J 4 N him ' 'va 1, , A, 'f' P We I ' . 1 I n U.-Ln. 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The members of this team are truly dedicated, they spend several hours a day working out both in and out of the pool However, swimming to these students is not just a sport, it is a hobby and to many a means of leisure. We have an outstanding team and can be proud of them Keep up the good work. 1. The Swim Team are from left to right: row 1, Laurie France, Julie Moore, Tina Schnieder, Christina Baker, Mary Wertz, Becky Willis, and Patricia Martinez. Row 25 Alex Hiller fdiving coachj, Dale Maline, Scott Doherty, Montgomery Baker, David Sabins, Paul Chilkott, and Ann Mckinney lswim coachj, Row 35 Larry Harmon, Jeff Singles, Jeff Coon, John Good, Myron Moore, and Larry Parks 2. Larry Parks, a top notch swimmer, practices the butterfly. 3. The swimmers are very enthusiastic as they dive off their starting blocks in hopes to win the race. 4, Shown here John Good does his famous somersault dive. wurmne IHS 'S ISHIIG IUOID P008 I . Q xy Q I.L:'S?eWffi ,f,.lgQf .l. ' , ' ' e ' I 'fl J .. i .,' t i it 5 . 'C fe 2 'at V, , 'f 1 ',+f-Feist .- V if 1 H' ' Q :m-,.,i,v.- ,f sq ,vu ff Q we '-'f 60 ' , L -- llll --- g i- F'-1'-1 ,AF fig' 555 I -LA--L..-JI-..uAI u.L.LiL ' NIHNHIKIBM ' W ' '- Itis Uver the Net! Every sport that took place here at Northern was at a disadvantage this year, on account of the unpassed millages, and Volleyball was no exception. Because of the teams' late start they had to play against whatever school was available at the time. However, these inconviences did r'l0t stop the high spirits and the enthusiasm of the team. 1. Shown here is the Varsity Volleyball Team from left to right: row lg Debbie Hammond, Littier Goldsmith, Tammy Armstrong, Carmen Hardiman, Theresa Bioso, and Caryn Finch. Row 23 Coach Thomas, Linda Greer, Jillian Sutherland, Joann Koch, Eugenia Rush, Miyoshi Shaw, Sharon Brown, and Tracey Nelson. 2. Joann Koch is shown here bumping the ball. 3. Carmen Hardiman blocks as Sharon Brown spikes the ball over the net. 4. Carmen Hardiman spikes the ball. 5. Miyoshi Shaw start the game off with a successful serve. .--,yy kv ,..f, , V r. itml 0 jjj gf OPP. , 5 The Scores 20 WRESTLING Northern Warren Lincoln 9 if , Lg, 1 Opp jllivonia Stevenson 18 that st - o o 1 it 1 , ooneooo no,no'ene - 60 sl-akelandl . , ' i:lrl?'v',j'-iffy' - 4 or feen 1 1 1 , ' 1 371 1 4 ' 4 ' L 4 noin 82 ' Farmi 1011 ' . t QQ 5 e NV, VVVI I V,,V , .,rf 1 Livonia Stevenson 90 ' N 52 sLtwmia Stevenson 4 4 .1 nn n Walled Lake Central 65 40 Lllovffaf Centra' 2 L 35 -1 Regional 5th place 4 . U eoenc ?ii???? q 53 4 Walled 4-qzzxfgg Irk .A ,.A, 1, , 3 ,, Oakland County .Sth place 5 HW ' 4 45 Waterford Township 13 BASEBALL SKIUVG mm Northern UML, 0 mon 16 Wmiiffiwfifhl 9 rfre.NefL martini rlrf 1- 1 r.A,' Q 3 IM if ,,g,' .V'.' 5 Andover 4 -,, 2 1, 41 5 'Kettering - 5, Lakeland Pontiac Central Central Stevenson ' it Waterford ' 1 Lakeland Livonia Stevenson 1 Farmington Walled Lake Central ODD. 12 10 0 6 10 5 11 7 11 9 9 4 Rocheillf Wash Eiserlwwf' e Kno MSTICS Walled Lake Central Brandon Waterford Township 4 8 4 8 5 Groves 280 Birmingham Groves 209 9th place VOLLEYBALL Northern 4 Opp. 15-15 15-15 11-6 Lake Orion- 411-13 Pontiac Central 'vfz' -'a' f Walled Lake' Central 15-15 5-69 1:5 Livonia 15-15 ' ' 1-7 Q Lake shores 15-15 9-8 waited Laker Central 15-15 ,,,51t 1-1 5 Fa fn1:fefi t 5 8Q5 Vuvll 9 Azll :Waterford Township 15-916:- 9-15-15 Pontiac Central f 2 ' 1 kfC?'f!4'1f ' ' 1-,-'-fm' fa' z ly? 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Standing here are the enthusiastic golfers: Cleft to rightb, Bill Willson, Christina Baker, Donna Lane, Jeanine Taylor, Theresa Brioso, Diane Pintamo, Penney Ford, Jill Feree, and Kari Hayward. 2. These girls search for the club they need to make their next putt. 3. Jill Feree putts and sinks the ball. 4. Donna Lane is in deep concentration before she swings. U X ' - A - wr nun! ' ' f'51 '4: 7 T?':4Vvi' , f - , Q, , '- VI- V, .-.,1 .iaifif -1.-,gf . , ' --2vgs,::,- ia, fs 'Q- fl ,J-,L1,y.e4. 1 'Mi -f f -f,,- - k if 031- 4. ,, - X N' 'a -IYQX-xW.Yf ,F.a11',,.ftPS1i' r 4 'V 1. -wwf'-'fv1nfiv +f311egL' Q w X filf, egiggg,,,3?-',j,,s4-3,'gp ?p,ig,' L- v ,V GL'1ZiLa.,.'L3fkl'Edf!YciS 1, - M, , 1 w.1s.., .,L. A. wg. .mi.LAm1u.ME.J1dn:a.L.DL ' -- it B ww! IWIHIN 31 P .Gm 'I . Fel xzclllfd ,mf 5ljj 'e nl l Lells Board of Education A school system without a board of education would be like a baseball game without a pitcher. Many important decisions, that effect our lives, are made by this staff The Central Executive Staff is made up of a group of experienced, knowledgable people who are interested in the education of todays youths. Though many of us thought that running a school system would be extremely easy, after facing the problems in the past year, we can conclude that it takes a lot more than just sitting around to get the job done right. These people have worked diligently throughout this past year to work out the difficulties we have had, and have proven to be the great leaders that our school system needs. Absent from these pictures but essential to the school system are: Dr. Paul Rothrock, assistant superintendent - Business affairs and Plant facilitiesg and Mr. Thomas Fumner, trustee. . '-L 'M ian. M . Sfephanfe Bass M . Cecilia Brown fd -in-X ,40- Mrs. Gloria Hardiman Dr, Francis Webster Mrs. MglcZgEeKf?Ph0ff Wee-President TVCGSWQV i L T -- 'Wa'4ll'LWVWWYW! W'!'lII!!PW EIILIZWIY ' ' .win vffhfj K' w, 4. Wifi, fi-ffwpy Mar , fb . ' 'os .1 I 2 ,fff fi mn,-w avr ' Q ' - ' A illlvxmmsnummn:1xmum1.mawnwl. 4,1511 1, 114' 3' 5 ,L yy ' ,L Nw fsigiiflii -' 2,3 I' 'if A X.. MA H' , W , fi 1 - Q ' ii. ,1- Q.-:if-f--.2 , 'f' p?'?5S,. 1' riff: 14:5 ' A A. 41 '-'55f, a, Zi , R55 4 4,31 1 I ,R if' .ww X Secretaries, otherwise known as jack-ofall trades, are ready to take any job that they are faced with during the course of the school day. This group of hard working women do several unseen but highly appreciated jobs. Although they are sometimes forgotten, our administration and faculty could not manage without them. These secretaries are the chief organizers of Northern and without their assistance the school would not be the same. These hard-working secretaries areg Standing, I left to rightj: Thelma Harris, Irene Martin, Donna Sanderson, Sharon Wilson, Cheryl Hipsher. Seated, lleft to rightj: Gene Rayner, Linda Slavin, Beryl Cook, and Clarentha Carpenter. vie K fl -,K 'Q .wi 31' ,af lf 514- F i 1 iff YJ' 1-o -' Secretaries The counselors here at Pontiac Northern are very important to the studentsg if you have tl problem with your schedule, need help in deciding what college to appbl to, or are just interested in some friendly advice these counselors come in handy. During the course of the school year the counselors are busy with a great abundance of problems layed before 'hem by the students. Quite often their opinions are a determining factor taken by 'tudents, and could very well be a step toward a better future, The counselors are nterested in helping the student fulfill his goals both academically and emotionally. The 'ounselors who strive to bring these things about are: Standing, fleft to righrj: Charles Rickard, Fred Smith, Douglas Riddering. Seated, fleft to rightl: Essie McGhee, John laturo, and Madeline Thomas, not pictured - Carolyn 0Rourke. Y' , if wx? I up bu' Q Q..-i Counselors , N The students at Northem depend greatly upon the many resources in the library and the help of the librarians. The librarian has several jobs to perform throughout the school year, they make sure that books, films, records, magazines, and an abundance of other data are available to both the students and the faculty. The library encloses a large foundation of knowledge, which the librarians keep in constant systematic order. These knowledgeable librarians are: Russell Buller, and Marily Pomeroy. . Www ,jen-. rrp, ,ty ,K i The largest and most important department here at Northem is the English Department. Under state law students are required to take four credited classes of English in order to graduate. Pictured here are some of the dedicated teachers of the English Department. Standing, fleft to rightj: Leonard Griffin, Inez Owen, Lorenzo Perkins, and Raymond Cass. Seated, I left to rightj: Patricia Couture, Joanne Battle, Charles Roberts, and Dorothy King. English y fa., - 1.2 -ff . A large variety of English classes are offered to the students at Northem. These classes are available for both information reasons and also pleasure. Among these courses are: English Literature, American Literature, World Literature, Drama, Journalism and several others. With the help of these English teachers many young minds have grown both academically and emotionally. Here are the other half of the well-known English teachers: Standing, lleft to rightj: Rosamond Haeberle, John Kienert, Leonard Holliday, and Charles Rickard. Seated, fleft to rightj: Katherine Miller, Robert Faust, and Claudette Jennings. NM if 'hid En lish 'V 85 .,..ma-n'!? V One of the most challenging areas of study here at Northern is science. Many different types of science are offered, they include, geology, biology, chemistry, physics, and life science. Although onbf one year of science is required, many students who are interested in excelling, go on to take science as an elective. You can learn a great deal from the knowledge and experience of our outstanding science teachers. They are: Standing, lleft to rightj: Clifford Wilcox, Richard Hall, and James Brigham. Seated, fleft to rightj, John Schmidt, Joyce Pagano, and Jay Bates. 'WY 'Ghana fl ft: 1 7 'NJ Science fe '9'a If I J I Everyone involved here at Northern are extremely interested in the students ability to learn, and the Northern Assistance Center is no exception. The people that make up this program have seemingly no end to their special talents. Their abilities range far and wide, basic and accelerated skills are the NAC is specialties. These dedicated people are: Standing, Ileft to rightj: Eleanor Bymes, Eloise Dixon, Willie Smith, Mary Jane Kelman, Marien Winsauer, Peggy Cutler, and Maria Kemp. Seated, I left to rightj: Doug Riddering, Ralph Elizondo, Becky Graves, Mary Goddard, and Barbara Mieras. 3: .A.C. If you have ever thought about going into a career in industrial arts you have probably have taken one of the many industrial courses offered here at Northern. The Vocational Education Department plays an important role here at Northern. These teachers are interested in the future of the students and help to open the door to nzany career opportunities. Some of the courses offered to the students are: Welding, Graphic Arts, Auto Mechanics, Drafting, Electronics and many more that can provide a good foundation towards an excelling career in industry. Standing, I left to rightj: Ezra Sloan, Michael Davis, John Hovis, Mike Karageusian, and Jon Brown. Seated, fleft to rightj: Ralph Milner and William Lewis. l his VK :Ye I 5.493 '. 'fi 4 Vocational Education The foreign language department is rather small, here at Northem, however, it is also one of the best to be found. Several different languages are offered at Northem. They consist of French, Spanish and German. Students may also take a one-semester course called Introduction to Foreign Language. This course allows students to decide which language they would prefer to learn. These classes are helpful to students phnning to go to college or even to speak in a neighboring country. Our talented teachers are: Standing, lleft to rightl, Barbara Sanders and Gail Moreau. 'V A-A . ,, it A , f. ' M S oreign Language .. K. A .1 4 4 s fa 4 1 n .Q 1 , n t., n ' ll Pontiac Northem had several bands choirs and an orchestra. The.se extra curricular activities are very important to both the student participating in them and also the fellow students throughout the school. The Music Department intermbces both fun and hard work to a talent to singing or playing a musical instrument. These very popular organizations' are headed by three equally popular instructors. These teachers are interested in furthering the talents and musical abilities of the individual student and also work hard to perfect the group as a whole. The teachers in charge of these magnificent groups are: Standing, flefz to rightj: Roger Welton, Sandra Setterlind and Leonard Holliday. , .i., vux A nw- H 4 ,1 'Q 9 : n. ' M 'H 'al' ff? ' thx , mop ' VLA ' Y' ,1 x 9 , T , -M:-we Q is , g., , ':'nn-vnu: , n x v 0 4 x Y 7 u! fl0 F M nl' Q ,nv--' I ' V L :D 2507 9 gQhl6lW ' Q . .,, , Q-l 1 it QI-viii' av ,,,,g u a gn! i'K O I I nnvl ' 1 ' pil iii' ...,4n-'P ., Music In order to graduate front Northern, I full year of gym is required. You are allowed ' ' ' ' 3 k 'n len th. Some of these classes to pick 6 different classes, each class being wee si g you can choose front are: archery, bowling, volleyball, table tennis, fgure control, racquetball, and swimming. Although you can choose from any of these classes you must take a 3 week class of swimming, and obtain a passing grade, in order to pass gym. Many people believe that a healthy body produces a healthy mind, and the physical education teacher tries to do just that. They teach leadership, responsibility, and most of all good sportsmanship. Pictured here are: Standing I t to ri htj Ellen Ferguson David Yarbrough, Jimmy King, Sandy Nowak. I ef iz -' , Seated lLeft to rightj: Anne McKinney, Hercules Renda, and Colleen Beale. WF '6- fed' .YQ -'lo-.-90 Playszcal ion g -1 The first and most important step towards receiving a drivers license is to take a drivers education course. Much experience and knowledge can be gained from this course. Long f hours are spent reading out of the drivers education manuals, and driving both on the l range and road. After practicing and reviewing the day comes to take the State Test and finalbf you receive that, long awaited for, drivers license. These brave men who risk their lives everyday to correctly teach students how to drive are: Standing, fleft to rightj, Ralph Grubb and Michael Dempsey. Seated, f left to right 1, David Stimac. Q, ti, t X,,,,,,,.,,,vf . .ww Q 21 MW.-'zz Drivers Education Home economics is a valuable course offered to help students learn things that can be of further use in later life. This course teaches students basic food preparation and management, it also instructs a course in Child Development and Single living. Many students choose these courses as a fill-in or elective but End out that these classes are extremely helpful. Standing, Lynvia Teasley. Seated, Ileft to rightj: Lela Ricks, and syrenia Tabom. 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'af - ff 23 v ,.f,,e, ., , qu fx W x . x . ,ff f - .-A, '-' NX fy 'W M 4 , K , 1 1 ' X 1' ff 1 ,f ' 2 'Q' -rf XXX x lxvfm-:fx X 57V , f X fa, ' , sf- , Q 3' if -A ' 1 '- 5 ,. Ayr? vff if'-, eb fy. '. ,vnu k, ,.Alfi,fvw 1 lin.. . 'L 1 ' 'M' Ujilnliimrnw.,nm1rlmm1?mm1,1arw,u'mu , nn L Q H if 1' . fl 2 'D-I' 7 -,NH 1 i U -- f- iiifmvilwiiwlflllwif' ll Wlll!'Wililliliilll ' I Foundation of the Future. ,3, 1 .us V 'l R! .. f 1 e. .. Q- 3 iii L The members of the Concert Choir are, Row 1: P. Mack, J. Wardlaw, K. ggi' ARIQGIEIZIQLM' Muncy' C' Bouie' S' Guy' Row 4: S' Rawlings' L' Cowell, s, Thomas, L. Smith, 1. Gautrcaux Row 2: s. Jones, T. Y' Bradford, s. Mollett, C. Forsyth, T. Butler, liow 3: D, Figufsky, P. 9 ., n- 1 Q fo Accapella Choir: Row l: A. Laualals, L. Black, M. Wertz, R. Burton, L. White, J. Rogers, M. Ramirez, B. Westfall, K. DeVault. Row 2: J Collier, C, Padilla, P. Martinez, M. Guy, D. Mack, J. Reid, E. Guy, F. Wilson, A. McKenzie, J. Guy. Row 3: P. Gazette, G. Matthews, M. Gilbert, J. Washington. Row 4: B. Manns, G. Cordell, M. Gilchrist, J. , Bridgewater, T, Allums, C. Jones, A. Hubble, K. Alexander, A. Marion, P. Williams. um mnwnhr ull GUY- Row 41 S. Rami, O Q , .Malemg Tbezr Wa To The Top! Northern Lights are a pop and show choir. The group preforms many times during the year Thev participated this year in a Show Choir Contest at Macomb Community College and a Clinic at Utica High School as well as singing at elementary and iunior high schools in Pontiac. Pianist: Mrs. Lynn Waelde. Row 1: Major Guy, Dennis Thomas, David Mack, Michael Coney, Eric Guy, Michael Garrison. Row 2: Jackie Collier, Patricia Burks, Lisa Black, Dorothy Jackson, Monica Ramirez, Frootic Guy. Row 3: Paula Gazette, Sandy Workman, Karen Jackson, Jill Ferree, Kim Garrison, Jeanette Guy. GIIGWI 'Cordell' M deal milittiilo. K W -- - l -7 - QMfrI!1r5'?4!m1!1?fl'!1v'Pfrumwz':umm Z 11 Y ears 0 rkin creates cz lzfetime - O M 1 f -rf uv., 5 . ,K F pas Industry Co-op, Row 1: R. Wrinkle, D. Connor, R. Leger. Row 2: D. King, K. Wilson. Row 4. A, Dunagan, D. Ware, R. Smith, K. owe L Maln, C, Pavelka, H. King. Row 3: D. Malane, J. Smith, G. Reyes, H. A 4' .-. I I 1 ,J 1354 H :bil X .44 Office Co-op, Row 1: K. Days, K. Cypret, G. Crimmins, S. Aldrich, S Momany, C. Torlkes, P. Cook, T. Wisenbaugh. Row 2: E, Rabdeau, D Saylor, D. Kass, K, Prince B Taylor P Chapple T Giason A L Loc Ile CNF MBV!!! Wi and Wfk jobi C901 -5 Rehn C5 Us W. . Stevens, T, Knebal, K. Cook, P. Scruggs, K. McFarland, L. Coleman, G. smuolllg , Moyet. Row 41 s. Gemke, C. Letlow, R. Euswonh, R. Pumpnrey C. Mn Y . , . , . , . , . yons, Pack, A. Mascorro, L. Milton, Y. Johnson, K. Powell, IL Mack,,A. INAWQ, C. Chandler. Row 3: P. Webb, M, Whitlock, M. Garcia A. Ash H Leach s Q I Look Out World Here We The Co-op program is made up of students who attend school half a day and work the other half at normal jobs. 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Its a special time for certain students who excell in popularity and also for all the classes as a whole. It 's a time that represents students togetherness and friendship. Especially this year, homecoming was a exciting and surprising time. With the millage not passing we appreciated the time well spent to make our lives, as students, here at Northern more pleasurable. We congratulate David Bumett and Jackie Payton, as our Junior Court of 1 980. Adams, Beverly Aldrich, Sue Allen, James Angelofjj Mant Angona, Tim Anzvus, Dan Armstrong, Kris Asford, Mark Asford, Mary Baker, Christina Baldwbx, William Barge, Anthony Barres, Lisa Bean, Ronald Beary, Krystal Ballard, Jon lg , Beckly, Renee Beeler, Karen Berry, Daniel nh Birch, Lisa VAA, Bifds0ng,on1v . 3 A Bishop, Norma ' -w Blake, Adam , f gy Blake, Kevin I l x Blakemore, William Bland, Cheryl Bledsoe, Sharon Boyd, Dave Boyl, Faryl Bozeman, Lynn Brado, Brenda Brady, Pat 124 wg YM' WAI' MW HWY Mk! 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E32 ' H Wm.: M1 Rc Mimi at Mc R. t 4' L fx: Jenkins, Perry Jeziorski, James Johnson, Claudette 91399 Johnson, Darcel E, Johnson, Johnson, Elvin Johnson, Idelle Johnson, Randy U Kader, Joyce Kessling, Terfw Kelser, April Kendall, David Kennedy, Kathleen Kesling, Diana King, Patricia Klobnock, David Klobnock, Tim Klugh, Earl Kramer, Christine Kraus, Paul Laflamme, Cindy Lamb, Yolonda Law, Sherry Leal, Eva Ledford, Mary Ledsinger, Pamela Ledwell, Billy Lee, Mary Lefler, Rick Lewis, Kenny Lewis, Loretta Lewis, Michael Lewis, Sharon Liddy, Terri Limon, John Little, Genece Lobdell, Jennifer Lomerson, David Long, Angrk Lothenf, Toney Luc'Ponty, Jean Mack, David Mack, Feffery Maher, Mark Manns, Bemita Marion, Angela Marion, Kenneth Marguez, Patricia Martin, Janice Martin, Jerry Mascorro, Andrea Masingale, Tony Mason, Lisa Matthews, Glenda Matthews, Kim McAllister, Aubra McCarver, Juana McCoy, Kim McFarland, Kim McFarland, Melody McFarland, Rebecca McGinns, Duane McMahon, Michael McMurray, John Meodoo, Collin Menbc, Rocky Mitchell, Lisa Momany, Starr Monday, Alex Moody, Frank Mooney, Paul Moore, Candy Debbie IV V all f 'TW i A xx I 4' f 5 . ,f 4, 4. 5 'i 5 I I 'J '-4'?v J his ' , -3 , 2 N 12 1 l lv 'I' Y f 'mx xi fe Q 0 ,M - J . , 4 X 9 4 , u my s an 4 i , . 31 t, ,I .,., 23 I ig an f I ' W1 if .gf 'I 1.1.4.J.,.,L...4g.a:.uuua.uu.JulALug,uL V .1 K ' ' i . The officers of the ,lzinior class, play a very important part in shaping and forming the success of the class of 81 . These people think of ways for improving and developing the class of 81f' Standing from left to right, Jim Jeziorski, Historian, Mr. Duffy, class principal, Lisa Barnes, Treasurer. Sitting from left to rightg Jill Feree, Vice-President, Penny Ford, Secretary. The class of 81 would like to thank Mr. Duffy and the Junior ofhcers for their efforts. Moore, Cyrus ., J W Moran, Connie , Morgan, Steve 6 Mynoz, William i is Nefjf Pat iw 9 Nelson, Tracy '1- Nevils, Harold Nguyen, An 2' Nguyen, Binh Nix, Marcus Noell, Colleen Ochoa, Gerry Ochoa, Rudy Odneal, Kim Ornelas, Ricardo Pace, William Palmer, Sharmri Paradise, Janet Paris, Vickie Parks, Larry Patterson, Jim Payne, Lee Ph ifer, George Pintamo, Diane Price, Kathern Price, Linda Prothero, Steve Prothero, V11l0l'i6' Pryor, Angela Quintana, Eugenia Quintana, Horacio Rabdeau, Eileen Ratclzfjf Stephanie Ray, Frank Redmond, Greg Redmond, Terri Reeves, Steven Renfrow, Charles Rewald, Josie Reyes, Sandra Reyes, Willie Robertson, Sheila Robinson, Renita Rocheleau, Roger Roerink, Pat Rogers, Erich Rush, Eugenia 1 28 1.31 ,e H Rogers, Wanda . b'1i .Vi 3 , ' ' , xi 1 O V W, In Dari his W Q M11 he gg Ml hilt' in Tu in lar: mud immld lifa, ldr Tub, Sdn lit lm lg Yoht fmlberk Tm lm lnmlwad 'Mishra W-CMS Un, Tm lu, F ml U4 lm 'M bum 'Hmmm 'im w.s,,t,Q ,'jd Mi wa 'fb-W 'Mlm 51 . 425 'Wm MZ: kart ka will E Wim Russell, Cheryl Ryan, Charlotte Sabins, David Salisbury, Keith Saylor, Debra Schweitzer, Mark Scruggs, Melvin Shallow, Michele I Sherrell, Jimmy Shurn, Carleen Shurn, Darleen Simson, Patrick Sims, Kenny Singeton, Regina Singleton, Tonya Slusher, Judy Smith, Bnan Smith, James Smith, Robert Smith, Sheila Smith, Steve Smith, Terri Spears, Keith Spears, Terrance Steen, Derrick Stetler, Nancy St. Laurent, Yues Stone, Todd Stowe, Stacey Swiastyn, Tina Swtastyn, Tona Tamez, Azael Tatom, Jack Taylor, Jackie Taylor, Schiere Teller, Traci Termarsch, Kelly Thompson, Deborah Threlkeld, Valerie Tiggs, Yolanda Travis, Deveda Turpin, Kitty Baldez, Ramiro Vanmeter, Muriel Wagner, Barbara Walker, Cindy Walker, Terry Walker, Frank Walker, Lori Walters, Roxanne Warc, Edward Warner, Mary Washington, Aundrea Washington, Dale Washington, Jackie Washington, Jeanette Washington, Willard Weatherby, Lucille Webb, Phyllis White, Lance White, Zawanna Whitlock, Regina Willthms, Angie Willinms, Gan' Williams, Karen Williams, Scott Williams, Shanita Willthms, Sonya Willis, Gerald Wilson, Freda Wilson, Kaye Wood, Richie iff' i be gi! 4 10 W W Si ,QV dz' 3' ,, i in 4 WJ K ,e Lil at . 1 ,Z J ,111 an A.. s I 'J I , f f-s Z ui' 5 5 s W5 1 vi ' 'V 5125 ' I l ' F' 'K an :fat 2 if QW Q Q ta, Ver ! HV X I ,f ,LW 1 e I 129 Youngblood, Arlen Zamora, Gemevie Zahnder, Brian The Junior class are working to be good students. They will all be out of school in a year and will be on their own. Tlzey all niust have a good education in order to make it in this world. So keep working hard Juniors! Woodson, Sharon Woody, David Wright, John , Wright, Tryphena ll Q Wrinkle, Careen Yates, Jennifer Ybarra, Aljredo Ybarra, Christina Willie Reyes, one ofthe many sports involved Juniors here at,Pontiae Northern, is a fantastic pitcher for the Varsity Baseball team, Willie ,. , symbolizes the enthusiasm of , , . the Junior class. , 130 W ' 'W ii 1 11 lxzglsxlartin Life .of the Party: Motor Months: Vince Cherry APN! Humphrey Yolanda Herring Pat Neff Mike McMahon Preiti6Si Hair! Prettiest Eyes: Prettiest Smile: Kelly Tefmafch Denise Hatter Jackie Payton Willie Reyes Jim Jeziorski Willie Reyes Best CUUPICZ Best Dressed: Best Body: Mfr Angeloff Deveda Travis Lisa Birch W lllle Reyes Gerald Patterson David Burnett Most Friendly: Most Athletic: Most Spirited: Jill Ferree June Hardy Liza Barnes Pat Brady Lucas Williams T0m H ilbvf Most Popular: Most Likely to Succeed: Most Timid: Jackie Payton Josie Rewald Lisa Mitchell John Limon An Nguyen An Nguyen Most Dependable: Class Flirts: Class Hams: Jill Ferree Cari Wrinkle Ap,-51 Humphrey Eric Rogers Danny Anzuras pat Neff Most Likely To Be Found In Your Dreams: Most Likely Not To succeed Lisa Burch- Renee High John Limon Byr0n Cooke X 'Mikal' '- . .V . 1 'Y-fy ' f',,:'e1.wv:L:.5a1::1 .A 4, T K 3 ' ,v'1y.1w:, vw- Uh' ,., ,1 ,+.....x.. ...MV1 rv 11141: ..,..,. .-...WM ..... ...U--..,, 'wfiwui '- ' 1' i - '--..,5,,?Mw-'-mh- ..,,. 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Todd Adams Clzfford Anderson, Randell Ashley, Jeanne AUSUH, CMVICS it Baril, Theresa CE QW'-sfgfi Barker, Laurel Batey, Pam Bell, Virginia Berry, Don Blakemore, Damon Bolden, Terry Brent, Jackie Bridgewater, Jimmie Briggs, Victor Brown, Cedric Brown' Lemma Bfownf Sheba Downlee, Calvin Bruce, pat,-fem 1 Austin, gms Berry, Don f Bfylmf, Kdfefl Buckner, Elmer Cllley, Sue Cantrell, Brandon Briggs' Vllll I CWIVGVS, David Chenault, Herman Cole, Michael Coleman, Linda 'W 49 'fm 310071, Toni Burgess, Sandra Byers, Lori YYY' ef ' 1 1:22-',5 .-.ef J' , , -fat.-3,-.,,m-1 4-54. . , n':':fFz'Z5I2' - ,. f 5 22221233 I-2: Y + I, ,if Carey, Ruth Glffley, Andfe Chandlen Constance 'Tw 17 Chilkott, Paul C'labon, Bobbie Cole, Leisa we Coleman, Theresa Coleman, Tess Coleman, Vonda 135 BE 4- 1 ! J ,J Q X il K X Qimini, Pictured here are Blanch Tay lor, three of our senior class representat Dav isa C71 efyl Dav isa 3: is 3 Q . ish, ' J: Daleyr W Deem, Daniel DeL - 3354: ,. Davenport, Aron Cinthia York, Monica Young. Just ives. Davenport, Maryann Davis, Carnice George Davis, Lorena Days, Karen Deane, George eon, Lisa Dent, Patricia De Vault, Kelly Devine, Debbie I3 7 mums. ui ' muwwmnnuw 1 1 1 I , L, .,,.,....L.,...k.1 LL. 'i WL, ' ,gi f 1 ' . u,, H : li V .- , V. -,- 3gy- , 'Z' i M ll ---- 1 KI 1 I L I UMSsani,Abd1 Lektzlhn, Rich: tmf,Mii -v 1,0cW0d'M M diffs .nv-0 Um L0l'lg0I'lll, Alberto Lgvglgce, Danny Pictured above is Jeanette Goodson fPeachesj showing her excellent talent as one of the Pontiac Northern High Cheerleaders. Rick Lovins Lundy Jeff an 5,---v N. . W' e Mack, Karen Makarewicz, Michelle Malega, Dawn Mllline, Dale Manns, Raym0fld 'eq 1 Q: Marines, Ramon Marino, Errick Martinez, Tina Matthews, Kim May, Lisa iq, ir- Mendieta, Pauline Mendoza, Elizabeth McCauley, Yolanda MC'Keifh6n, Troy McKinnon, Jamie . 3 McNeven, Erla Milton, Larry Mitchell Virginia Moore, Dolly 'Q Q Morrison, Rodney Mo ye t, Gerardo ffl Miracle, Teresa X 1.4 f Moore, James :a 4A in , il, .F 4 .F I. ' ,js S5 a-of 'VW Mitchell, Harold Mitchell, Rebecca 1 Q.. Moore Mymn Moore, Willie Neal, Nichols! Barry ' Nichols L JU'- Smith, Allison Smith, Beverly Smith, Chris Smith, Michele Smifh, Ralph si 5-., 'm-QW' M. A Sornig, Stephen Spann, Lorrie Sparrow, Debmah Standheld, Carl Srwcwna, Helen Stewart, Sherry '1 5 L'f' J I 5. 5 It 5 J If Spurlin, Kirk Sfflmeyi Jeff as W Strickland, Monica Swmfynf Kim YZ? 148 Taylor Blanche Taylon Dennis Taylor, George Teays, Carol , Teller, Becky iS l 4 This is some of the class of 80'1 They look busy studying, but really their thinking about what they are going to do when they finally get out of high school! Some of these students will go on to . dj? If-f in Ezsenbaugh Teresa Wooley, George Word, Lise Wnght John wfmkle Rob Yarbro Valzta York, Cynthia Young Monika Ygung Sandra Youngblood Dan jf M-1 L , i -. pewmnrmnwwwr-1wwvnv,vr'c www ' --' illfninummvncmminmslmvnrmwnl ' ' I .1-134' Y -- llll -- 1- - ..u,...MML 'l W 1 1 ! 'TCU in News i N iight 'uni J W Sihml in hilnxim eminn 'i ci iiwexr SMU?-H11 Lpptvd . lou -Phunk and io i'iGlp wit itiiiifll xg Cieigw' MV. 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