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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1982 volume:

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What's so amazing that keeps us star gazing And what do we think we might see? Someday we'll find it, The Rainbow Connection, The lovers, the dreamers, and me. A 1 i J J d nj ' ' All of us under its spellg We know that it's probably magic. I . ee ee f ' ii - 1' 1' gf re I Have you been half asleep and have you heard voices? I've heard them calling my name. Is this the sweet sound that calls the young sailors? The voices might be one in the same. l've heard it to many times to ignore it. It's something that I'm s'posed to be. gjiiigtit, 1 Ile' 1 ' V ' ' ' A rl ' J' 1 J ty xg Someday we'll find it, The Rainbow Connectiong The lovers, the dreamers, and me., Copyright CQ 1979 Welbeck Music Corp., clo ATV Music Group, 6255 Sunset Blvd., Los CA 90028 Au mgms Reserved bow Paths The Rainbow Laurie France Theme ' E ld 1 Northern s Way Joan wa Student We 11,13 Beg Mare Finch 14 Freshman Being A Leader Martha Bond 34 Organizations 46 Learning To Grow Jill Johnson Sophomores 1718 Blossom, Kim Gregg Junwrs 78 Understanding Sheila Gilchrist Faculty T oto OW CO Seniors f i i s and Kenny Ascherj Mus Q k C U d b All rights reserved Dream Makers 4 t, 12 Q , Ww- 440 W Ronald and Nancy Reagan the President, and First Lady, The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles, and Lady Diane. Everything 's coming up Rain bows .' .' .' I t seems this year should have been called the year of the rainbow. Everything was coming up rainbows, from Ziggy and his nets to 'Cheer all temperature and its commercials. The rain- bows were used in making learning more fun, advertising seem at its best, and get well cards brighter. Even tooth paste entered into the rain- bow scene, as Aqua-fresh added a red stripe to the green and white. It was the year the world built and destroyed dreams. The year we wished on beginnings, and prayed for endings. It was the year the world cried for peace, and reached out for God. All and all it was a year to be remembered. Through it all the sun peeped out showing the path to the rainbows. But Who, and Why? Ronald and Nancy Reagan set the pace. The dream to cut the national deficit from 100 billion to 75 billion dollars over a period of four years was the first not to mention Awac's , the radar planes sold to the Saudi Arabians to strengthen our relations. The world also saw dreams come true as Lady Diane became Prince Charles' wife on July 29, 1981. With her glass couch and diamond ring, it made it poss' e ' V in Ci ' Achievement 0 mankind and The Space shxp Columbla on lf.S second fhght Disast The spaceship Columbia was also a dream when it soared for a second time in October and returned safely five days later. This made the astronauts heros, and put a sense of achievement back into man- kind. There were also nightmares. We sat on pins and needles as General Dozier was kidnapped before Christmas by the Red Brigade, and gave a sigh of re- lief when the Italian police found him 42 days later. We have cried many times for people who crossed this world's rainbow to climb the stairway to heaven. People like Natalie Wood, an actress, sex symbol, mother. and legend in her own time, drowned on Nov. 28, near her boat in California. Paul Lynn. one ofAmerica's famous comedians also died on Jan. li. 1982. Tomorrows threat. l Air traffic at a disadvantage- Anwar Sadat, Egypt's Prime Minister, who stood for peace, was also brutally assas- sinated on Oct. 6, 1981. From good to bad the world has seen it all and yet there Ls always hope. Hope we gained as Pope, John Paul II, sent his message to his native land, Poland. The land where Marshall law took over in mid-December and tried to root out Solidar- ity and its movements. We saw hope, and faith at its strongest when Bobby Sands stood up for the I.R.A. tlrish Republic Associa- tionl. In doing so, he starved himself and finally died because of his beliefs. We've also seen other problems. Problems in the sky, on the fields, around the car in- dustry, and in tomorrow. Many watched as the air traffic control personnel walked off their jobs on June 22, in demand of more money leaving air traffic at a big disadvan- tage. We Need Team Work ' . if .I. l Outlawed handguns. We also sau' the baseball teams across the nation strike, on June 12, due to more money. We watched how Atlanta out- lawed hand guns because of their threat to society, and noted that cars were not selling due to the overstocked car lots and the companies lay offofa large number of workers. Then we took a look at tomorrow. We sau' that tomorrow there may not be enough gas for the new diesel cars, no work to pay for this gas, and no security in retiring. But with all ofthis we still find rainbows we still have our hopes. Tomorrows cars ,.v,, SX in-3 ,Effie 1 Rainbow Fashions Come Alive W He was shot but dadnt d1e Wzth the raznbow as our guzde ue have seen many fashions and their colors come and go from bright blue balloon brltches to neat navy nzckers We watched the dresses go from below the knee to short mm: s with tights We have also seen the mens attire change The strlped or plaln wlde neck tle s shifted to the thzn and sleek neck wear America crossed yesterdays rainbow and was bulldzng :ts new tomorrou Wzth fashlon on an upnse ue watched actress luke Brooke Shlelds and klCt0l'ltl Prlnclple put lt all on Not to mention J R take lt off Fashlon and style was the przorlty but It too changed People slzpped back mto their Lev: s combed out their hazr put on their boots and headed for the local western bar The younger generation also went through a change They dropped their dolls and lost thelr marbles to plck up the famous Rubzc s cube Thus gadget made up of szx raznbow colors was the uay to be In It became a favorite pass time for both the young and old to solve the colorful mystery 4lthough faslnahng and frustrating the Rublc s cube took a second place When given a cholce the local pinball palace was the place to be Between the -lstrolds and Pacman the young minds oftoday learned to deal with outer space and allens mstead of geography and grammar There could only be one thing greater havlng an Atari system an your very own llvlnq room Vlctona Prmcxple sex symbol Let 5 go Westemm Being attacked by Outer 511309 0 f - TJC Takes the Top! QL ' , .' we , .:f49 i , 1 V V582 if-1. V fa an J Q 1 . I ', N s ft., Q 'H 1 li L9 E hall. MC lmfn 1, kid nlnrl' rkupr' I tht' lf' ' Luke and Laura are wpd Iylurllil After Atari ranked HON . With this pay television you reeeiveda cable line to hook up to your T.V. With this you ww, couldput the movie theatre right in your own set. For25 dollars a month one could see sports. concerts. and a show. sitting on the couch. It was really a life saver. It makes it convenient so that one eould stay at home on a sleepy night. and get away with half the price of all the goodies. Yet regular ol' T.V. still came through. With shows like Jlaqnum P.l.. Hart to Hart. and Jl.A.S.H. home entertainment was still a favorite. Many times this was the only sou ree of entertainment. But television has its great ' times. Times when excitement was at its peak. One sueh time was when Luke and Laura were wed on General Hospital. This soap had millions of viewers rejoicing, and quite a few crying. I Y I 1 5 '-Y Q'Y 59f'l' Hopes, Wishes, and Dreams. . . W vv 00 V 99 Oo V Q0 0 9 X QV ov Q 99 Q0 19 1 99 tv tv VV ov va 99 VV O! V 1 9 V 9 9 9 9 Super Bowl 16 comes to Pontiac. Television, being what it is, also took the opposite side. Sports were just as important. The place was chosen, the teams were narrowed, the bets were placed and the game was played. There were parties, practices, and populations that the T. V. crews from across the nation captured. Within hours, history was made in Pontiac as the San Francisco forty-niners defeated the Cincinnati Bengals, in the 16th national Super Bowl. The city, the people, even their spirit came alive, from Burbon Street North, the action place down town, to our very own Super Silver Dome . Pontiac, for a brief week, was widely talked about. It was quite an experience. The Super Bowl boosted the city's moral, and made it a bit prouder of what it Ls. Still it can't be forgotten that Pontiac has had its problems. Problems that will remain in the minds of many students, especially seniors. The year started with no sports, no activities, and no library. It was felt from grades K-12 as funds cut books, paper, and other necessary supplies. Teaching had taken a giant step backward. There were no projectors to be watched, and no tape recorders to be listened to. Teachers couldn't assign any type of research due to closed libraries. Still, school went on. Northern's students were in an uproar. With a top grade basketball team, and a super wrestling team, not to mention the six valedictorians just the year before, how could this happen? Well it did happen, but not without a fight!! Northern's faculty, student body, and a few coaches assembled at the board meeting with 900 signatures pleading for sports, and a library. Both were denied. To prove we were still strong, Northern held their annual Homecoming. There were no floats, no parties, not even a regular game. Still we had to show we were brave. We put on our Homecoming in a unique way. The clases challenged each other in various games including football. Spirit was at an all time high. Over 314 ofthe school participated in the traditional spirit week. Then came thatactual day when the King and Queen were crowned. For one short hour Northern was happy. Still the worst was still to come, Reality soon made its come back. In full force. v,, , it 3,-. -.foe-I' e .,. NTIAC H IQGH 'Hui PIKSKII 'l '9'UEw.f- . 5,...-,.e 1 , .,. ,v ,axe -,fm M-'tv-14' . inn -4 7 'ww wi H W yum uf X . wif V 4, fl 4 . be 5 4 ,, ,. fx--.' ' - ' '- .nf Al, Q E 'Wt , , mu., t NS ii i - Q A . v.-vu,-gvfw-....,.. n Q J. .u,-1-..,-, . --.M ,, .f-.sq-rg-.--Q-A.-.'.. .. .. ---.. - -f--.Q.--- . Y . -ev- -o'1,- ,aa -, -f-- -- ..Q - -rv ' 'r wg----eq-.Q ..,...- - - - ..-,.-.,--.-- - , .iv I J n ll l E l C n, 'wif vitlwlf gnalufi' ir GW mw- ,fogtblll tavflll g still ll 1 The Pontiac school district had abso- lutely no money. This was why there were so many outs, and the biggest was yet to come. Schools would close on De- cember 9th. This di.fn't set right at all. Sports. and LiLn rry's were just ext'ra's, nice extra's. But they needed school, just like we ner-ded school. This took more than ust a fight, this tool: team work. Many of dediccfed teachers. and stu- dents united with the city board to help pass the millage. We marched, pie- keted, and Called for help. lt took many hours of'.s:weat,, and to su wfeedx not to me'frit'iofa Liu ' ts that were sei' sit our alzfmili i L -- f :5 .3Uj3,n itamu fi fgwzn '5 bw, U G L L l fit L, rome --t , onttae Htts Bottom I r is The Rainbow Toda Still Northern lost some of its main dream makers. People like Dr. Dauw, Mrs. Swanson, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Buller, and Dr. Boyce, they had all fought their last battle for Northern before they retired. This just didn't seem right, but like the brave rainbow we faded tomorrow and found it held new people like Mr. Duffy and Dr. Taylor. All and all, it wasn't such a bad year. In fact it had some good points. Northern opened up its library second semester, picked up another counselor, and was on its way to recovery. They planned a donkey basketball game, yet the hurt of no real games was present. But school had its free days. God dumped Michigan with 20 inches of white, fluffy, snow over a period of six days. This made one of our five day week into an extra three day vacation. Looking back, everything had its dreams, this year included. Everything was on the move, either up or down, but everything was moving. The year will be remembered by Northern as the year of the rainbow . After every storm cloud, after every hard time, the sun came through, giving us a dream. Making us a Rainbow. Q :NNI e ,yyl ,s 04-,, A l ,S fe, 'eff'e f 'rrr ' f 'sss o Q it fa 94 '39 . 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The prices fit right and Y ,E t because it is so close and the service is fast, the Ve., , students can get back to school in time for their next class. reef The Hideout. 1 4 . f J X J ,QP 7 13- J , -P , . 5 . Q, 'r f .. Hu 4 fair, . t 2: ws- vs , 4 fan' , N f 1 Lia 1' ,., f 14 .B ' 1' Q.. 'J I + , !: ., KQV A e e c 5 4 fi , V -1 A 1 gi 'Q ' 1' t .. , 1 f I - 2 i 6 . -' I 1 -f z e ' . gg V - . 5 1 . .f 'ir .. V. .y 5 Q Q HL. I A ,f ,- . fr - y f fiif . 1 t eex - f E ' 1 bt ',1'-- L-. V ' wt 5 it - ' Headmg for cover The great escape. Operation Mac's in effect Checking the plans. I sr? f fi vw L, il ' 1 Giving the orders The Hamburgele-r's. Y ' 0 CO 5 Dividing the loot. Gettmg md of the evldence, f - azffn-1-.. 1.1! mv' Lf' U7 11' 'U 50 50 11' ss The Getaway. Back to the pen. . ,H ..., ,lil- .L I Y X bf,-...... .,., I7 fig, eff- ' .' Tftf q 2 , Eg E52 B5 151 r ,- 'ffl K1, . K M1 ' Pi G - xl. ., . ri - . 3.1, MT' '32 1-Y' I.. 1 L .r 2255 312-, A .- ,ff . 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' 'l 555. -45 Q 'itvgny ' . 50 P , a fe , lf by e, ff , orthern. t el a ' fu Q , a' 1 V ' if If: 1-V This years homecoming games were - ' , , I J Q, ,'-.4424-lg,, 'V ,KJ . 4 4 veryunique.Forthefirst time wedidn't jay,-Li.:g5Y,,:ggN-,A g,i,:j3.i., 5:, . ,5 t j L f Q H actually have a football team. Instead - . 'i ,11g,f ,m, f.:fewf'1fg 'J' we had about 30 students from each N -fr' class make up four teams, one for each Q, -- 'iiibfie r ' '-N , grade. There were three games played, 1' --Seniors against Freshmen, and the 5 'H ll 3 -11: il- A 2l A 4 3l 4l Seniors won, Juniors against the Q Sophomores, and the Juniors won. The 5 y ,A finalplayoffwas theSeniorsagainstthe Juniors, and the Seniors won. All of 3 these great games were played in the back of Northern on the practice foot- ball field. We would like to thank the V teachers and the students who put forth so much effort to get these games to- gether, and a special thanks to those members of the staff who coached the individual games. Don't they look rough! They're the Senior foot- ball team. The Jumur l.I,3IT1lS ready to give the Seniors a run for their money. The Sephomores aren't real sure how they wnll do, hui the-y're willing to try. 1 The Freshmen team d0esn't have any expert ence yet theyre puttmg all they hue mth ls l, l gmt e e-- :flfL- -E I is fx' l ll Q I -v 1 .Q X. Y 1 4 . B. x A 'A 11 l V I A -- 1 ,4 .. A., 'QL -' 7 i -s,- . w .- ,. F , I Q iff: X ' A, W . ,Z ca, I... G nl I x . -Q- X Av. f 1 x iii Y L,,fr 'Z9 -FQ 4 f-ravi Q 1-- N-W-: - ill- IA 11.5 Y , s , I L- ,f L. 1' - 1 'Ni'-'Z' .f,r.,, I. f 1 X vywfff .uv , wi, x ,Qin ,Lg A., Z ,H f Qi w 1 1 n N L r -N w F n 2 i a 2 H I . . N'1X 1 x ,lm N . .lf 'J fn, 1 ,-,. , . . , N w i -:W ef : JC' 3 .4 4 . ' 7? 57:2 ...pf if .411 J ., , ,., 'J-gf ff? 1 F-ag,-. 2 . fl ,,,,-f 2: N 5-fe , ':.-,. :QT - x.-Ei F ,L ,. :fa e 122m fr . ,, 3. . . Fi .ff vi' . S. +1.11 fu xi f . , , 1 I f J ' f iiffj f' .v, ,,A' ,ZH Extra Credit A big part of a students life is doing extra credit to help their grade. Some students hom Mrs. Couture's English Literature class decided to put on the first act of Shakespeare's play King Lear for their extra credit. They dres- sed in costume. memorized their lines, and did a very good job. ll Alright Eddie and Tracy, no helping Sandy with her lines. 23 Remember you two, this is only a play, no getting serious. 3? Cordelia IKelli McMahon? is telling her father how much she loves him, while her sisters worry about their fortunes. - 4? Goneril tSheila Gilchrist! is tellin Re an g 8 fKathy Lightcapl that their father is losing his mind. 59 Ok you three, no laughing at Ken's tights. 67 Kathy, thinking to herself, I wish this man would shut-up and give me the dough, 71 Calm down Kelli, it's just a play. 83 Sensitive Kelli listens obediently to her father talking. 97 Sheila we know it's hard for you to stay quiet, but if you want the money you must. 103 The Three Musketeers, as always being loya' to their king. ,,,:' it W f warm if rj 45, 2 1 I gg,v:'i'l4' ...lr S J :yur .sb Q , x MM L :-Q5 Y JT 3 WJ!-Lf Hia Lil ? KLM: REQ 1 ,132 , . Q ,-u ,g.-fv 3 J. ., EF d-.J PS' Edina i 455' M! N K w, 'S 1 . X ,Q 1, T ,, . F ' Mfg 4,. 5144 ' 1 2 in 7-.Lv . ff .tiv- Q3HgfQ!,,gF?,f'f 1, .H ,1 A .Wx . -r ' . 7. Pl 'rwf' - 4 ,A - J Sfvff-QM: . .. .. 'fs 1 f . - Q l . 1 I J 'Y ,-, fs 'of 1. A .,,. ,I .J F, an Wd. 44.1 ,gn J. 'ff exif,-.p 1 W' - ':. .4- - 1,1- 'li Pl' .NJ 4 .nb x --XX . .., W.. - 'w,.. 5, . x .if ' . Q 1 -r. , . 55 -1 ,,a.. .-2-' 1-4-x'.' -L, nk- :4 it-',: . ,G ' -sy x 55 'L. JY N4 H '11 . mi!- 4: , uf' ' ' 1 Q13 A , . ,.. -- f ixfwi' p -' . alqix , . L V! ,- 1, . . ,N .gl .l My X 1- 'K 'J' x,,. .. ., x C-MC TRUCK 8.COACH DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION I expect to pass through this world but once: anygood thing therefore that l can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature. let me do it now: let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Etienne de Grellet F ELIC mumrv X.. QUALITY IS mm MIDDLE MMIKET , 1 :YN I 's.h1'u, Hvv we-. If PehL'f:5fe . I!! Lfllj 'RI 'S WH III V F067 V569 V RZZTZIAQRANT 'a'aS.::.:z2x'325 MONDAY - THURSDAY 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. A GREAT PLACf FOR A PIZZA PARTY . PuzzA-SPAGHETN-LASAGNA 4:30pm ' 11:30 pm' sANowlcHEs-SALAD BAR FRIDAY 11:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. 2l05ES0ll7HIlVDhllKMOFOPDYKEf0N11ACTlYP 4:00 p.m.-1100a'm' SATURDAY 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 a,m. SUNDAY 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p,m. fSept. thru Mayy 5:00 p.m. - 10:30 p,m. 1June thru Augusty , U,-,Q--.. ., . 4.,, -1-., -,J lr , - A . lp 'xv Hg ' ' LU ' ll' 1 .J 'ZH . 1f':411ifW '-'- f' ' I featuring the Mighty Wurlihee Theatre Pipe Urgan BEERWINE-COCKTAILS CALL AHEAD FOR CARRYOUTS j 'Da i al 5 ll Q wvfmw-lf bww- fm -: if 5 fin x 'lm , 'lx m 4, F, Agia V v '.,,: wg.:-V 5 V Z H... f f -1 LE Sri , .. We can lead you through rainbows The Freshmen had great leaders this year! Even though we almost didn't make it through the high school rainbow this year, these people stuck through it all. These people are the Freshmen Class Officers. Here we have pictured: Pat Lewis, Darrin Figursky, Paul Buford, Pam Wright, Mr. Taylor, and Stephanie Seay. Their leadership also helped make the rainbow connection. Thanks Freshmen Officers! Adams, Jackie Adams, LaCheryl Barnes, Angela Aginaga, Tina Akers, Tina Alexander, Timothy Arnold, Ava Ashley, Chris Baker, Tammy Ballard, Leland Barner, James , ll -r Barnes, Ralph vw Baugh, Robert , , Baumhardt, Norman Beckley, Sandra Beckom, Joann Bishop, Cletis Bledsoe, Richard Black, Glenn Board, Tammy Bond, Carla Bond, Kathy Bowes, Lisa Boynton. Amii ,5- Bozarth, John 1 . Breckenridge, Clyde -f - Broner, Cathle , Brooks, Andrea Brown Kenneth Brown, Nunn BrrmwT1, RL'f.flllfl Brown, l'Lw-:ii Brownlee Hzilirnim liUClfilo:y, Tarn Bullard, Paul Q 36 l L A ,1 K I. my me . A ' ' .fe .. , I l 1 f xl in X 4 - is- . 'V -'fl fl , 1: , 1 l if x W , .1 1 f W , V ., ll g b ' J ,I gn n A on I c.. , t it , . 4, -A , 3 V U1 '75 ' -V jj .I ,. -my -F1 fy 13' V i gf, A V , ,, . .54 . . . , 3 . 'gpm . W - N A A Ag, h.-s-.--w .J 'Mir llii. ii l'-nuivli Illini-li l lhillm flnlilw lfiriupliill Hiliilwil .nil IJ. Nlml. 7 F. I Z 'E .ill,1!I'l1,1 Svllllllvl ':ir'l1-r,l'i1i'ol furler. Mike ur .warmly imiiuxzn. Albert Chapnian. Teresa Charles. LaVette Chatman. Darrin Chatman, Teresa Cherry, Candy Cherry. Nancy Childers. Michelle Childs, Christina Chung, Sin Chul Clark Alyce Clark. Mae Cleary. Audrey Clem, Bert Clement. Tracy Clevelz1nd.B1ll lfuhb, Irene Cuckrum, Connie Coleman. Boliby Culeman, Pamela Coleman. Steven Colntreras, Liz Copeland. Willie llnnli. lVllCl1L1t'l Cuon. Kathy Curkins. Ray Cnwser. David Cuwser, Deburah Crabtree. Angie Craft. Jolanda Crawford. Peter Crump. Roger Curingtnn. Yolanda Dailey. -lasun Daniel Vanessa lJ:n'enp.u't. Kevin Davis. Deidre Dmxsuii. lXl1t'li.1el llel.il ueme -limriii. llQ'lL1Ill'Y. Huw' Ili-ltqigly 'flip lli l lli i, nil' l' ,V Ii. ' nr G NN 7 W v W' 1:- . Y ,. be X .... Q 1 I , 'ri-5 sg' 35? l 1- l V' r ,,l , 3 ei- l., 3' QA,- ,,, . Ay.. , r r il ll El l no .- fa,-,i,..., 2 1.1-, lirunvlin ltll lui-.1 lfiiglfili lpn! lfflxuiitl- lnln ltlllsozi l Vi. lfi. ,an-. Slit 1 H Ferre ll lxrls Fii',Qui'sl-ivy. D.lI'lI'l Flury. Carol Fowlkers, Aaron Fox, Dawn Freels, Clayton Freelan, Theresa Fultz. Jackie Garcia. Sylvia Garcia. Tommy Gardner, Tressa Garrett, Christina Garrison, Martin Geeck, Annette Geiger, Mike Gilmore, Violet Gladden, John Glascock, Richard Glazier, James Glenn. Feicia Goee, Larry Goff. Terralynn Gomez, Tommy Gonzales, Angela Gonzales, Iris Gonzales, Lashawn Gonzales, Rebecca Gowdy, Larhonda 1 Gray, Sonja Gray, Terry Green, Dale Green, Huge Green, Mary Green, Terry Green William Grice, Gary Griffin, Billy Grimes, Tina Groves, Chris Guzman, Eugenio Hall, Folleen Hal, LIZ Harmglm 'wtcphanie Hamilton Xnnwtte Hamulloi. Mr 1 llmflf in l. ll l'lwlfl1.U,'..r, l1.iV1-imlfl .i 'l lyrwf 'lwn 1.4 llwkvrl l 1 l llr-r'I-.wrt 1 , ,ff H g K-4 1'-rye L -- Fi. e 'Z . an ,, I ,411 R5 fy vw V . 'I' I -nn. 1, y , , . ll 5,0 4' A -4 Y. K , 10' un, in I 'wr lm X V xx , hawk g.. ni Q 3 U .xx if 'X ,I y -J - - .. . 4. -lg ,L- fl -Q ist? K ,ah '4- 'rrv . .I . X . 5'- . 1 3- ft , ..,, 4 A xxiw .-,vp V 'rl f Y.. ,e -A K X Q 41, . i. n k xllf L' Lu, nn L, , X J! 9 YV- , en 1 ,fu V sz-sf Y A 1 ,. ., J -by -, -,.- .. 1 ,. , -- We made il. This is thc Fresllnlells first homecoming here at Northern. This ex- perience helps the freshmen to hccolne part ofthe rainbow. To represent the class of '85 we have Mr. Fred Tucker and Miss Nina Brown. These people did a great job con- necting with the rain- bow. Even though there was no dance, these two people helped to make this ceremony a wonderful ceremony. , S 7 . x sp 'I Hegwood, Bill Hemhree, Dan Herr, Lori Herrera, Mary Herron, Brenda Hershouite, Doug Hicks, Mary Hillie, Virginia Hirsch, Janelle Hobgood, Mike Holland, Tracy Hollimon, Keith Holmes, Larry Holt, Walter Houston, Vance Howard, Zandra Hudson, Al Hudson. Jason Humphrey, Eric Hunt, Roger Hunt, Williams Jackson, Jackson. A Jackson v- Jackson, Carla James . Kim . Ronald Walter -0 Jacobs, Dorsey Jacobs, Glenda K , L. fij b A , . - L l M: V ii l ' ' I 4. I ,ghu e , if X 5 1 f.' Yi., Y J James, Billy Jefferson, Sabrina Jeffrey, Tracey Johnson, Johnson Johns-in Jtlllilsriil Dlllllllii lfrxm li uri M-rim : T -Jv- , A if 5 , ,,, ,N f f Qi! -.. i' ,. .ra- .,- -Y ., ,lf .2 7:1 , . F-.4 4. Fi I 5- 'ii Y 1' ' 221 I 'WT ,..,, V iii 11-51. N Fix ,yi ' 'Z 1 J' .1 7- C I .r - 5 l i i -11 -, I-4' A r f-' l 'te l , ix rw l .vu A F 5,- ii, ' . i ,Tl lf I ,Y fl KI E 7I 1 ,4 i l 'l l V gL:f?tsi,5i,,,:., 1, Jnliiisoii, Natalie Johnson, Sgilirinii Jolinson, Shajuandii Jolinwii. SLIP Johnson. Tninmy Jones. Marc Jones, Himsevelt Jones, Vince Kelly, Andrew Kelly, Tammy Kent, Len Kimble. Ike Kirk, Eric Kirksey, David Kline. Donald Knight, Carol Kochan, Chris Kuerbitz, Donald LaBarge, Mike Lawson, Stephanie Leal, Brenda Ledsinger, Darrin Lee, Jamie Leith, Denise Lewis, Patrick Lightcap, Dawn Lilly, Wenonah Linna. Suzette Lloyd, Jody Lloyd, Tony Lobdell, Janet Loftis, Bill Logan, Deuxd Logan, Tracey Long, Irene Love, Willie Lucas, Brad Lyons, Danna Mace, .Joey Machado, Patricia Maher, Sandy Manning, Joseph Marcum, Pat Marino, Jimmy Markette, Tawny Marsh, Lisa Martin, Kevin Martin, Robert lN1:ir1,lri, 'l'm:i lVlzi5iw.'i-ll, '- l Mxuyimirl. fini! lVlr'All'-:lm l, Ni fVlw.'XIIi:-,lm fl i' Mig! llisl-.Ay 'f ii x fx,'1i-Vox ln iili M1,ll:iiii1'l limi J lf' We 're Strong, Ready, -s 1- ' ri ' A a-Za. 'v ft! s -.Lu 'fglfi x .T :,vV .' i, .J 375' i 3:4 . I 4 U A I -y L . . i - ' 'fi . ln. .4 l-it , ' ' ' 4 ii? f J, E. Q . I. l f V A -i ri It l' ., 'Q'E,. v A 4 .fr 551 749 1725 i , ' f 3 i 51. A .Y K li' 5 .1 is ,I R 9? , 'W ' x N , V ! I i W, I x 1010 L1 Nur 3 OK. 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' 532' zifil. A , ' , .W , Qa gr 77 45 1 353' r '1-can ' SAE' it Q:-'LQ' I 41- v we l fi-I , Q rrigr 5.44: N vi-432 i gi l ff: 1 l Tiff I ,T-gf: i 'Tir I -rg , i .. 4 ' r l 1 il ' 1 . l i i l. I l 'n l l l 4 . 3 l liiilwivrle l .-,hi l'h,xliig'ii ,, livm' lQ1Klv':gi,i.', l.iv.i4 lilw,li giii-e .Xl.ii iii ' 1 Hin-ltiiih. ln-iiiiilx liupurt. fNl:irtl'iew Hush, Diiwn Rush, Pamela Ryder. Kecia Sabins, Jennifer Sain, Willette St. Amant, Ronda Schuster, Tina SCutt. Judie Seay, Stephanie Seay, Terrance Sellers, Derinda Sewell, James Shabue, Howard Shallenberger, Kathy Shelton, Sandy Simmons, Anthony Simpson, Harold Sizemore, Jennie Sizemore, John Smith, Delondia Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smitl. Smith Sow.-ll e , ,,,,,,if, Wiiixi X ,il if lil fill if, I2 E 5 r ,,.,,. it VI' . 4, 1 A l Eff fil XV fi '44 f R ,Q , Q Ein N f 'Y mf ' ,T if . .N ra' 111' A I 'fail S .J The Freshmen here did a great job in the Homecoming Spirit Games. In the Egg Toss the Freshmen came out number one, beating out the Seniors! These people here are only some of the . Freshmen that took part in the activities. Q 1 rv- , i li gvgff Dezrick ,Felicia , ' .l oan ne N 4 Kriss ' . ' L Y 8' - . Pamela - f-, qii' ' x l'.itrim'k ll tl X HI: hum- x ,.'. i . 'S i ' 5 - T A 1- ,l. iilmim 'l- V, , Dui T ii 4 Ia Hurry ,Q lil Dux' I:f 'lil' lim-l 1 ' 6 'V BAL. 'L Q' -lil ' 1' V '59 A 1 58 ' In M T fix fi 2 V T ' X. K . iN W : Q- Y, H74 IL. ff. W 9 N ig A l al ,I 'HH 3 Wifi! Q n , 1 .1 C' ' H- - 'vu ,Q .V L1 . 5, V 3. 1 A v- 00 Y -.f Q P X X ,fi . .7 ai 2 A-.f if T 'lv 4 f A ,Q , 'QQ ,-.-1 7 , Q- C , , . 47. .F ..-1 i xlg' I 4 - W . All will ,lnnmi 'Slow' lm 51144-I ilf'l1lIl,fIl' Holllvziii, Mnrilhx nn ldlJlllfil'll'I'.w, Tlnai rlfilli-y. liunrlull Tfllv Si-:in liiuhi,-4-, Flini Tuylor Michiko Teller, Tull: Thihocli-iiux, Tonya Thihodeuux, Tony Thomason. Walter Thompson, Christa Thompson, Claude Thompson, Maxwell Thompson, Rich Thorton, Richard Threlkeld, Rosalind Tolbert, Rogerick Tolhert, Zondra Transsu, Cheryl Trerino. Christy Tucker, Cathy Tucker, David Tucker, Fred Tucker, Rocky Tucker. Roshawn Turner. Michael Umpstead, Shari Vander. Billie Vandez, Theresa VanGilder. Amy Vasquez, Vivan Vaughn, Derrick Vaughn. Tina Vaungiin. William Vines. Michelle Waldo. Boh Walker. Derrick Wallace, Dun Wallace, Samnntha Wrirlield, Pamela Wiu'ren, Joanne Warren, Kim White, Gary White, Jennifer White. Reggis Wier. Lori Wilson, Tom Wilson, Arc-thigi Williams. fllL1I'lxx1 Williiinis. -lohnny Williiiiiiw -lllulllf Willi:mi,l irroin Willv 'ni liii -,, - 1-.nf - fu. nl R4 v 5-c , .-. ,Q ... . 1 .14 f f' ,, . .'-'iw fl? 'Lt' ,J . - . 1 9 Q 1 ,137- :FI 2.11 iff. I 2224 1. -.., 34 5 . . 1 l . ...- .Y ,fvv V -x 5 2- P-T-zufi, 1 NN -.-P s .4 N 'C' -.W .Qs mf TV 'fag .,' fiTeg.i3I.Ql11' V11lr.g4 , 'Q:Q5.i '14 Wwllmnws, Nancy XX1ll141mwn. Tlwnmaas Wuntcrs. Hglrlmrn Wwe, AADIAII WnIve1't4m. Scott Woods, Xxvillldm Wuoley. Suzanne i ,-. v Q 5 f'f'ffxj 'w .-4: -- 792 ,' , We Are Ready We have connected g with the rainbow This may be the Freshmens first year here at Northern, but they are part of the high school rainbow too. They help make this year right. The Freshmen worked very hard this year and came out on top. Even though they were picked on and cut down for being Freshmen, remember, folks, you have to start somewhere. This Freshmen class is ready to go on to bigger and better things. These people are ready to make the connection. Woodworth, Lisa Wright, Pamela Yamanoha, George Yapo, Cheryl - A M 1' Q g' 'f 'fe 'W 4 Z 4' ,,,,,,fw1 ' CVT I i . Vi -QV 1 N JH W' .V , 4 vi 3 i 4 Q14