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

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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.' Senior Court, Kathy Prince: Senior Court, Damon Blakemore: King, Lisa DeLeon: Senior Court, Jackie Payton: Junior Court, Tammy Armstrong: Sophomore Court, Kim Hatter: Freshmen Court.