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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1988 volume:

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V 209 ,gn 'ww rg Ml 4 42' fi rom 2. H' 2 2 3- 53 , I 3, ...cr -- + lil' f'31'Wll.Ml:.f WW A Year in the Life of . 4 Theme If we could stand motionless in time where numbers have no meaning watching where we will go and where we have been, thought to be rather senseless, when all the happiness one could possibly ask for is right before our eyes. It is that soothing voice, that comfortable embrace, that warm glance. Fiery is the passion that keeps us alive today, henceforth, and beyond. Shall we see or possibly challenge what is here and what is not? The same light that awakens us is the same light that puts us to sleep. Built to last through coldness, through heat, through solitude, through mar, we're just the same. We are all just the same today, henceforth, and beyond. Girl rescaeei after ordeal in well New home awaits Cecelia A year has endedp a new one has beg . W ' d h . . flight 255 fell from the Sky. w h d h M d S - b b d home. We prayed when Pope lochrielglzuzl h ld ' h O U Z Q t O rn rt e S'l d zver ome. 0 0 We were concerned when a littl g' I d Iessica was L S Z a t ml Q entombed in a well for nearly thre d y . We were tense when hostility ros ' he Persian Gulf as a series of military strikes were exchanged, including the at- tack on the Stark, which left many American sailors dead. ' ' Some of these were from Michigan. C e Z We panicked when the Stock Market fell to its greatest plunge in the history of Wallstreet. g Twas a year of laughterg a year of mourningp a year ofcele- k ZZ 3 b ationg a year of confusion. M Z S Th' was 1987-1988. am The PCZIZZC Qf 825. MADoNNA coivmg HOME MSU Goes TO RosE BOWT Dow bounsces upgmm FORPREs1nENfr T0 U S h 1 5 e icopters sink 3 GU' gilfp Iranian boats UU' U S flagged tanker hzt,.Z8 hart' ,fl P . . Q - D J 8 ' D . .- . 0 c H E As common and subtle as tears in time streaming from eyes, yours, theirs and mine but behind the water there glimmers and shines a sparkle of hope whose love you might find. 1,1 ,--1 6 file iflv. The passing of time brings the coming of age laced with furious, pitiful rage so may all your hopes and dreams be real for aversions from pain you should never feel. A. ,g it dv 1,245- 59,55 V Q if Z. ww: TL6 , eff .Q kk So converse with rich and plentiful flow and carry the love you use to grow just spread thy noble wings and soar for a year in the life nevermore, nevermore. 1 L- Q I 7 f ' di1I314LlJu-L!...a4UHIi.! I 'ul t STUDE T LIP l 'lfwmf ams I xl. Q .Wx xg . a- .M N W I? o lm Q' WM A f Q2-N-A-,. w,.,.,,,, M v .. W:....w..A.,,,,,.MNmmwN Q NQNNNQMNM N p,ca.Jssz.znc.!.m thaiime ' seem very strenuous H . and contmudu:-. - ww-Aw-mw.w.-M. and nrw as lon thgxxgghr uvzl-lmlhtgllfmthrough. come Soxgngmoffugwgghmr are still kind of nrw But slowly lcarnirfxmtllqwfglgiof the school. arbwm' lyniokkwglggm patiently wait timc T'5 '7T472?f school. Seniors s and tears the last bf foug ifllrs. will fac'e9f?Eti' kinds of fears. fdkffzrxd wide that llvivvr subside to afvomplish, Mvrnorws lu prrscnvc Ac?l'?ivitiEs to oin is Q 7-my , . Axk'- :ikA,S,, , Qgftvx Alun. for llu' lup' Kb: Qt wars of our lwvs The-gl 3 -. N - .- .. avg. A Year zn the Lzves 0 I t Lzfe the nal ontzer what does ztall mean? To the students of Northern Hlgh lt zs a lz e of waklng up and thlnkzng of what zs ash zonable to wear Then zt IS comzng to school to walk the halls and catch that last b1t of news ln locker sectzons When the bell rzngs the aca demzc portlon of the students lzves begzns at thezr respectzve places o learnlng One mazn event zs the Coronatlon ceremony and Spzrzt Week Huskze przde reaches a fever level as the classes enter the arena 0 frzendly competztzon and vle for the rzght to brag We re the best Stzll another aspect of student lzfe zs the world of real jobs Wzth so many dreams that cost money now many students fznd zt necessary to get after school jobs So almost any nzght wzll fmd Northern students workzng dzlzgently at after school jobs There you have zt some of the many drmenszons that make up one year zn the lzves of multz faceted Pontlac Northern Hzgh School students l il. l ,lull 21 vnu-f . Mmltmzmrmzrumafnw11mnwt1mn.u:mmmwa lu 1' Us If Krl ,-9 '- -stef' M955 UF 0 HUSKIES .. lril If I 1 N Jn., V AJ, -iv. J--VJW 7M , Az? 'WVU if U V 5932: 1'--fl JEIVW f X.. . . . n........4. .LAlmh..JL...lMl ILJJL ' 4 Y- ff-'In ' 'mMT3'lTnIfsillNT. hmfl'lH1ZIh'!1?TMHI'il1.i3n111K'f IH lk X Q s a l i l aaa The rst Avalanche Spotlzght IS placed on the Pontzac Northern Band The international Marching Huskzes have been very busy thzs year KV LMI - - D -- 't Tl' Marching to the Top I N me fm They marched for the Pope s v151t and at the muszc festzval zn Canada Tonya Nye Robert Inwood and Kathy Szngles lead the band up front With patlence and sklll Mr Adams prepared the band for each event Band Boosters weather the 'orr l am 'x r 4 I 1. Ahh ULJUIM. UL wi til O , Q I .- I T , T F ' f , ' r : ff' T7 1 wp -V35 if S ' I ,. ' i' ' '41 e Q . L e t ,T lk., . f'.s 1-dj .U . ', f , e A, , v gn y 4, L-, at ...A Q, 1 ff! . ' ,, it 1 , 4 tin, 'I ' ' . ff- ' , 5 12. ' i 'U--fn . I 'I Q . 5 ' ' ' , , . S. iz u . xi ,4.d::rr::.1::z42' fl1:'lY:I?:1f. 5511. 1.-fLQf'N L: 'tn .,,,. . .m..: .. A - ' M- -- 'V Student Life A REGAL One of the highlights of the year, at Northern is the Homecoming Coronation, held the last day of Spirit Week. The excitement builds as each performance is completed. The student body sits in the bleachers as the band, cheerleaders, pom pon squad and vocalists perform, ea- gerly waiting as the moment draws closer. Electrifying screams of joy fill the air as the crowd catches its first glimpse of the court and King and Queen, royally attired in their Homecoming regalia. This is only the beginning of beautiful memories that will last a life time. The Pontiac Northern staff and students salute Mrs. Taborn, Mrs. McGhee, and their committee for all of their hard work and effort. fl J Fernando Vega poses proudly as the new King. 122 Queen Cewanda Bell curtsies to her screaming Huskie audience. C32 King Fernando Vega and his court fleft to rightl Benjamin Preacher, Everett Varice, Derek Odneal and Ioseph Stubbs make a handsome and suave quintet. L. Walkn' QRIE S 172 Queen Cewanda Bell and her Court f left to right J Andrea Williams, Shonda Walker, Kenya Marion and Tracy Scott are the epitome of grace and beauty. 3 MLKHAAEWIII1 Q Ml The royal Huskze Homecoming Court what style what elegance they exhzbzt Thzs beautiful memory will remain wzth them always 151 Our prznczpal Mr Osborn pays homage to our majestic kzng and our radiant queen 162 The grace and charm of Queen Cewanda Bell will long be remembered by Huskie fans f8l Mrs Taborn and Mrs. McGhee can relax and smile. What a lavish production they and their committee presented. Let no one say that Pontiac Northern lacks style and class. WHEN PNLY MEMORIES REMAIN LET THEM BE BEAUTIFUL. H P,- ....-nu: . fn I I gin - X2 f .... .atmwmutuwaam - haul M- - Qi ' ' 1.2 . '. L' T-H115 Hornecornzn g Cameos Ill The 1987 88 Homecornzng Court strzkes an elegant pose on the zeld at hal tune o the football game Ileft to rzghtl Fernando Vega Cewanda Bell Benjanzzn Preaclnr Shonda Walker Everett Varrct Truly Scott Derek Odneal Ixtnya Marlon joseph Stubbs and Andrea Wzllznms U7 Trams Henry and Kzmberly Ptttu flflqb 'tr ourtl rernerzbtr takzng I A dc ld l'ld'clILtl lib 7 l All !lllI tlnltltrnmnn uruwwr rr'1nnlnn ua 1 1 gmiv Court. Knigllf lfzdiesi HI I FS HHOHY .2'2!1l.i Ili --A Ill i S -- H 1 unwgx ,, ' Wm? Y . L.. ... L.. H I 5 HOME COMING W . , E 1 CORQNATIQN , . I Q . -,li-,l-Q L . King: Fernando Vega Senior Representatives: Court: Benjamin Preacher Shonda Walker Knights: Henry Longoria Major Shannon Ladies: Vicky jones Barbara Stubbs Sophomore Representatives: Court: Derek Odneal Kenya Marion Knights: juan Quiroga jeff Butler Ladies: Nikki Pearson Nekesha Mitchell Announcers: David Lessard jacqueline Lumpkin Directors: Mrs. D. Taborn Mrs. E. McGhee Assistants: Ms. R. Taylor Mr. C. Roberts Ms. S. Finley Mr. j. Nelson Mrs. j. Haney Mrs. A. Connors Mr. A. Adams Mrs. C. Harris Mrs. C. Peete Mr. M. Benner -fvi. Ulf' ' 5 ' . 'aiu:f9'i7.' XL 1 QF ii ' f ,M-, gn 1 E M P., .f V Queen: Cewanda Bell junior Representatives: Court: Everett Varice Tracy Scott Knights: Scott Sutter Cedric Randolph Ladies: Veronica Stephens Felicia Brooks Freshman Representatives Court: joseph Stubbs Angela Williams Knights: Brian Henke Michael Chunn Ladies: Neladean Irwin Satanya Elcan Ushers: Kevin Williams james Snyder HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Mrs. M. Hiner Mrs. P. Holmes Mr. S. Osborn Dr. E. Dauw Mr. E. McClendon Mrs. K. Miller Mr. j. Hovis Mr. W. Coulter Mrs. L. Lee Mrs. L. Phlegm Sfttilftlf Lite 1 t --71...-Y. ,, 7 Y x Y Y V V .....N...,uM.t.L.m - W- :main -- tl - Riches Day This group represents the fashionable and the unfashionalile for Rags to Riches day llet to rightl jeff Varice, Wayne Miracle, Yolonda McFerr1n Pat Charles. Z'-if College Letter Sweater Day Thzs trio of diehard Michigan fans took time out for a little time to plan the strategy for the next great Wolverines' oictony. l Eat your heart out Mrs. Miller and Mr. Faust, loyal Buckeye fansl. lLet to Rzghtl C Hopkins, A. Hughes 8 A. Hirsch. 10301 I ,....4-sm-sv-..m 1 3 1111 3 ummm mei-wunm Ill rlfffiifrllffwi aa fl kiwi at tzfllmf in 005 I Back in Time Da is a very popular Spirit Week da here at Northern Some of t e students enjo st les from 40 B 1930 and 1950 Cleft to rzghtl Geoh' Leac isa Weber Iodze Woods Iennz er Sauk Vanessa Ramos and Vicky jones show how true their spzrit really zs' 91 Opposite Sex Day Provided the most fun for students this year. Matt Freeman thinks wearing a skirt and hosiery is a breeze. Nothing to it! ff' , Il i J-AYMEMWI S l twosntnrmg iffhel' 44 No matter what previous decade you choose you can ind a repre sentatzve in this group om the Fortzes to peace activists fs Susan Garcia, do you really have to use that weapon to keep Tony Arroyo in line? That is Fernando Vega llllzlllliuf twin the camera. Don't you want to he in the spot!!!-qlzt? r'11i ll ll -. m... ,J L' I i, . .0 ,,.,...L..ii.Hln1t.MlL..lllIIl1L.llL - alumni, s- - ii -4 flllfntei .ig ',1V .L l f V a ever edilile food shi' could tif.-.J nastyhungerpairzstlzatlzindurtum. 'f-f . ' tion. f2l Peace settles in the silent luillzvuys which prepare for the day's events. 63? Un- crowded locker sections, tables, and chairs are all arranged in order and anxiously await their first visitor. C4l Little by little, the students arrive and gaily discuss any new occurences. 159 As the minute hand slowly creeps toward the 8 o'clock hour, the locker sections fill with students scurrying to class. ff vw, 54 70 Sl 1 Ky' l a -. H ,R ,, . , . 'a, L I 1 3 1- 7'-51. I R' 1 5 ew-ff' 0, ,,,.ff ,,,,,, ff,,, U ,,.,.. , , A in ml , , T - t- Q Ulllllff nm mmm-vlmu an 1 v ll ll Une of Those Days xg Ei-..HlIiliWil1l5llll!IlH1 H - - -- - 661 Three students pause between classes to grab a quick chat. 57? With only seconds to spare other students proceed to their next hour. C82 Sa ely within the realms o class- rooms the reward is to labor overa gruel- ten bell rings releasing the captives but only for them to prepare for another evening o homework and going to work. fOh joyll f1Ol To bring the school day to an end some students hop in a friend s car and o to McDonalds they go. 6111 Then it is time for another evening of fun. 1 llf ll ft ing hour long test. f9l Thankfully, the one- T f ' ff ' 2 4 ar . 5 .W .... Wm. ,,,, - .,.,.,, ..,, ,f,,, ..., .,... .,,. , ,Mr ,,,,,.,,, but T.: T , +-wwf nf- ii .Iv wlwrlf Al i 'tt A Season of Change This year will be well remembered in a nunz- ber of differenct ways by the Huskies. One thing we will remember is the expansion of the Summit Place Mall. A lzundred new stores to choose from makes shopping all the more en- joyable for Pontiac Northern studerzts. And to top that, there is a new shopping cerzter, called Oakland Pointe right across the street. Whatever the shop, a student will be able to look back in future years and say, I remem- ber when that was first built. Q, W4 9 , I nf V A 22 Student Life Ill The new Summit Place sign proudly announces the new additions. KZ? The entrance received a new face lift. f3l Even the early con- struction showed the promise of great shopping days, f4J The new Oakland Pointe is ready for a bevy of shoppers. Thpffllfel on fl fm dffllllllled ,I bilvllfll sn 'W ia HW L from raft Ufdifllll W' miami? 61 Wvlefl Q bmi gtmi. I 0 .tim W lu Hut liwikll . I VK. w A . i .9 r I-4 v 3 '14!t1E1.' '1.Y....14LiEtL2nbll'El!liilIlll1 f- - -- Fitting the Best! There areycertain stores that just cannot be passed by while on a shopping expedition. Some of these are widely acclaimed for certain popular items among the student body here at Northern. 112 The Super Gap is the home of the always popular Levi jeans. 122 Hudsons is the phenomenal place where a student can find everything from Coca-Cola shirts to Santa Bears. 632 A Classy looking casual style of clothing can be purchased at Winkleman's. C42 Wilsons Suede 6' Leather provides a student with any type of leather jacket he might want. t5J The classic rugged style for girls or guys can be found in this one of a kind store. t6J A fav of the famous girls' styles of clothing come from Alberts. UI The mighty Adidas and British Knights are bought at the Foot Locker. aids W ..y.Vj ata, 1-ugly nw- , -5 P -.,- . ,, Prices on merchandise now have changed drastically from those of the past, just as the economy today will change for future generations. Some items that mean a great deal to students today and the average prices are listed below: leans ......................... 5 40 Leather jacket .......... 5 250-5300 Shirt ............ .... 55 30 Class Ring Csilverl ............ 5 80 Tennis Shoes .... .,.. 5 70 Class Ring fgoldl ..... ..... S 250 Student Life 23 . ,' K Q , - , - .. ' N-1 ', : 'F fd A f fl rx , -., , ,M ' 54 if ' n' iii' .v-' w W 5 K Q' 'X T fe it :Lil 1 'jd g gs ,' ' 1' 'L 7' 1 :L L 1' ,X rv:-A yg'd?y:1L5N, .x 'fl' bt., qw-'J' ' M' 1- H. STUDENT LIFE SURVEY Favorite Movie: Favorite Song: Best Solo Artist: Best Album: Best Actor: Best Actress: Best Soap Opera: Best T.V. Show: Favorite Cartoon Character: Favorite Place to Shop Kgirlslr Favorite Place to Shop Cboysl: Favorite Color: Favorite Flower: Favorite Pig Out Food Favorite Fast Food Place Favorite Pop Favorite Hang Out Favorite Shoes Favorite Phrases Fatal Attraction Angel Anita Baker Erik B and Rakim Bill Cosby Whoopi Goldberg One Life to Live The Cosby Show Bugs Bunny Mariannes Northland Red Rose Pizza McDonalds Pepsi sis Troops Word Isn t that just special Get a grip Chzllzn Hamburger T680 Current Prices Coke f65gj Std tL l if-JMR! Large Pizza C510 972 Gasoline IReg 51 01 a gall J-AQHZIIIT A Style all Their Dwrz' -2 fl' N Throughout history teenagers have been making ashion statements The znthzng in the 50 s was leathir and blue jean jackets rolled up pant legs or guys and long skzrts long hair and sweaters or girls Not only have these statements corne back but also short skirts oni tlze 60 s Since then teen agers have continued to progress ashzon wzse adding and enhancing many of those ooks This year at Pontiac Northern a new meaning has been given to the phrase ashion statement . Blue jean jackets were once dull and without personality. Now the varieties are endless. Blue jean jackets can be bleached stonewashed baggy orin di erent 'X a colors. Girls wishing tostay in ashion have a choice between skirts to thc ankles above the knees or anywhere in between. But whatever the ashion statements Northern students can show their unique styles. 4 1 A 3 4 s I , ,Q A 5 -7 .,.,...a...s.zm.l...Ll:.Jlunlug.lAl. ' N n A ! 'R The styles that make Northern students stand out are highlighted on the following two pages. They are a summary of fI1S1lt071Cll7l6 styles throughout the book of the year - the Avalanche! Fashions varied this year, but Seemed to all tie together without making loud statements. f f f Q 7 Q M!! X I f X f , :WW f , , M, 2 ff! ,dy of 7 M X, f 4 0 ff f mf 4 f-fe. , . ? 4754 - -, mf ff -fezef ,Q f X4 A We 7 It 1 X Qggvlyif ? ' re i t f, if v 2 ,. 1 , 4 'rw i -, S f , ,! , - I 26 Student Life 'b'l'A1aL'YlWl ' N Styles that were widely known and those that were all their own were used by the Northern students. The most ineinorahle styles for everyone included the look of acid washed denim, Troop tennis shoes, and jackets. How- ever, there were other styles that were just as popular, such as: leather jackets, sweaters, sweat shirts with logos, riding boots, tweed trench coats, Nike Air shoes, and silver jew- elry. ff' it . if f ar '1 IZ, f ff Mfg!! 4'h4y 1 ,,,3,gy,..,gMp,1f51v+' we I 4,5 dit f A .m.m.LlhJ1a1nu.lIL l -s.-1 o f ,. ,,., , sg J .. '- 1 ' fr , W, W o ' 5: f , , L ' , 4 fr, L L f lk: Zig 7 ff' .1 L 2 I ' i ' 1 5240,.ZJ ,yy ,- zu, A V., .f 4 -1 ,, , ' .f .' . 41 tv: Q. ,pg Mg If ,, f ,, , , ,, f I 1,5-:,.,' ' try, ,f,.fff:f,, 1' 'Q ' - I ' , u feye f ,,v,,,g7,1ez5,1r?4:yfrT f I ' . Q , .7y,'.r,. gf, we if 7,34 ,ff . V ,vw - f-,- V 1' mfg-,J nz' f-h 51 . 'l?'i2n4,.. f ,. , W . We M., 1 .V ' it fv?piV:f?.',ar, . A ' ' .. ' , Lg .M l ' ' A ' 7-4 ,Av K' 'Z ,I 1 C A ,ffl 2254 Zh, . ' , V , . L, .iz ' ' X - -f-- T V 1 1 1 1 11l5r'rv1?'K'EFI?ixHlflW7Yi! lV'WVl!ff'l H :aww , - ,,.2Zfi1'-QZGLM-f' '-J- pa- ' ,. ' Last Look at A I 1, 1 'Y W- W-ol ,JY i , 1-0 ,-,- fu f I if '4 1 -.ff .mg ' 3,2- llngm, 43.7 .K '-l1i 28 Student Life .. 1.K.,..n4IuLiLLn4fE3 W ' -and This Season 0 966351 SKIE PRIDE ' K E HOLL f f f 'ww f ,,. W 0 1 e gg! ,Bi 'Wax' SKIES - fr--y-sql, . STUDE T LIP E X Q 51 .Nf7cll'L' . . . x I I VIZ BLOOD NIU 30 Student Lifm' 3 1 il EM7'vL'KIlm mmnwmqm 'IA' N 3 4 sf 4 P7 lx 1 M1 ii ill!!! A Year in the Life of Seniors PQm'aAc- 'NORTHERN s HQGHASQHOQL . I 14 32 Seniors 3 gums mmm is , 1 Senior year is the most important year of a high school student's! life. It is the year when all important decisions are made. WhaH college am I going to? Do I have the grade point average in order to be accepted? Can my parents and I afford it? Were my ACTor3 SAT scores high enough? I In addition to questions like these, seniors have many great things to look forward to - the donkey basketball game, the prom, and most important of all - graduation. Spring and Seniors go hand in hand. just as spring is a time rebirth for growing things, so are we as Seniors in a rebirth phase our lives. We are about to make the transition from dependent school students, to independent young adults. As Seniors we rely on the knowledge we have accumulated to help us blossom adults. Such mind boggling questions and considerations are what makes this year in the life of a Senior such a QW! Llc' VVIUTI Wu I , . I High school sl ns are mall, lnlaverageinl ' 'Waeml :ve many gm' 2, the pam, l' is spring Sli is in a rebirllf Presenting the King and Queen .-I-lumululiidillllllllli W- M - - --- - A! Queen Cewanda Bell and King Fernando Vega will never be more proud! Ayres Tammy Arroyo Antonio Baker Toby Barnett Iohn Beane Demetria W I I I I fl 1 l I Y, l I I 1 Y l '-2. .-- b Bell Cewanda Bergstrom, Ieff Beutler, Iarie Beutler, Iennifer Bilbo, Derek Bishop, Sarah Bostic, Lisa Brady, Iames Bragg, Charles Bragg, Dona Breckenridge, Tonya Briggs, Dale Briggs, Flora Brooks, Shawndalyn Bruce, Exandrea Bui, Diana Bullock, Pamela Burch, Latasha Burnett, Tosha Byrd, Marshalynn Caldwell, Shana Campbell, Krista Carey, Tajuanda Carr, Deborah 34 Seniors O O L Senior Merit Students!! T' K , -, 1. i ,x, 1 KR l .ae 45 1 . These distinguished seniors worked very hard to be on the Honor Roll. They have made many sacrifices to maintain their 3.0 or better grade point averages. Umrnrmm 'mm mmm um 1 in is ,A M, ,, 45' an Vg -9 4 . ' ' f I2 N fb 5: mc..- N HX: X -1 1 V A A V F n ,'f,:43a,, i f. .- ,,.' ww u7.M .'L,z g ' 2 --Q.,4'5v 1, Wn1v 'f?k, 'Z Q , 1 , , ' 2 5, - -. 1 1. ,- , . ,.,fwa.., ,. w-fff1fM-'- , .- f I , - Cl t.-A .. Y f N A .14 wk A VA 'r . 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'.,,8, ? of? 1 '88 fffjadif- . , A--I 21 7Ivl ,Iliff Vf, '0' ,nf 'ft , , .. -2 ' ' ,J' 'ff 1, . 1,5 .W M ,ff M f x '11- .. . . ,. .. ,.,.....A..4 .h....Aa...nmx.. .ML Z' ,., wb' Q A , fy, ',:,, ,- 4 ,dwg iii, ' . .id M Green, Dennis Greenidge, Nidia Greer, Neptina Griffin, Amon Handsor, Vanessa Haney, William Hannah, Dawn Hardin, Laquita Harris, Felicia Harrold, Sandra Hartle, Lyndon Hatchett, David Hay, Shawanna Hayes, Lashawn Haynes, Larry 38 Seniors The Cool Class of '88! Row 1: Tonia Miller, Sarah Bishop, Shonda Snoddy- Walker, Dorothy Wright and Center: Mark Kettonen, Row 2: Sandra Green, Larry Haynes, Toby Baker, jonathan Suiter, and Sandra Harrold pose in front of L.L. Cool I. Q H mlm' 'Flll lil'll'Hl'1 In ...uLm1...L.L - -' '- -- - ' ' 'Y 'I jefferson, Valerie jenkins, Becky johnson, Alicia johnson, janice jones, Vicky jordan, Brenda josephs, Yvonne Kanoyton, Nicole Kent, Tammy Kettonen, Mark Knight, Michele Knowlton, james Kyles, Rochelle Landry, julie Labarge, Rochelle Latham, Tammy Ill 7 ohody Does it Bette!-if Tosha Burnett and Lara Mosna attained a perfect 4.0 grade point for the first marking period . mmm-.mr, Time Oat for Conversation! Iackie Lumpkin and Yvette McGee engage in a chat at the Dance. A . . ,N I Lavalais, Corey Leach, Brian Leach, Geoffrey Letter, Iody Lessard, David Liford, Kimberly Longoria, Henry Lumpkin, Iacqueline Maley, Sean Malone, Xena Marion, Aundrea Martin, Dennis May, Latanya McAllister, China McCallister, Scott McCarty, Andrea McCullum, Kimberly McGee, Yvette McQueen, Raquel Miller, Gabriel Miller, Tonia Moore, Tarrant Morris, Tarnmi Morton, Sherry Moy, Tina Nash, Iameal Nestor, Andrew Newport, james Noel, Dushun Norman, Deundrea Nye, Tanya 4 QP! 'z J f ll l Devoted Fans! 4' v - Tammy Latham and Tammy Ayres stand on the sidelines at a mighty I-Iuskie foot- ball game. - H MKTVIIIIIIIIYIMMT .L , :due 1!!!iltl1m.ml1nf. nm:n1H:.1m?w1l4m1n.ummlh W-11 Z fl W 'i-If 'A V ry fix? z wi ,V - e ,L'.fN-a 4 W My 4 un yfQYf xii 4-fn . Cz wi' .Q km 1 Wi 5, N' , . X 'mbsf Ig ., hw., 0 A , R , . , I 'J P f E Q ' 'Bn We I 'sv V 43 : ., . . ' 'sh 1 5. ., i xi, 4.1 X .J 2 ' ' ' f f K xg! L99 Qi .1 .. I4 A . Q K 5' if ' 1, l 4,0 5. , yn 'sf R .. A J' .x'f,g 6 x, An if Snoddy, Camille Snyder, Iames Spellman, Calvin Spencer, Toni Spurlin, Pamela Staab, Tonia Stewart, james Stimage, Gwendolyn Stovall, Tyrone Stowe, Amy Stubbs, Barbara Tarpley, Makeba Thomas, Tracey Thuesen, Richard Tolbert, Lowanna Uhler, Tony 46 Senior Honestly, just Small Talk! Court members Shonda Snoddy-Walker and Ben Preacher engage in a chat. il m'H l?'lllGlIYl IM'lIl' , , 1 1 Wzllzams, usa A. -5-ig. -- f, -- Y as , 'rfifvwq - .. . . f 5E:.'::. ,QiIE . - -4.,:1Tf at -X ki WI Q L . M - -.-,,...,.......--. .1-fm? 4 0-, ,, ,...1...t,sY-v, 1'--eq llltlmo, lbtl . -. , g . f .w Q ---+--fp -, XM ,,...,,..-,..Ae-..-f........Qs-, Y, .- - 19. -J,-5 J.. 4 , , ,. : ? M'-'ff ,'-9-I-11 2s:- .':'. 'Qa55?r39 ' --4-1154.213-:-:-:rr- -iff-,-.... - -- ' - f f'-3 , of-'5' 51:-'3-f5:...a.f:--124--,:.-....:. -M Li , 1g - T Zfff iize- A , if -2 1 elf?-11-12 l 1 Eif-7,1122 . '?i'1Ff fill? 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Guess who is who? .ia aiarli .pn-7 MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST TIMID MOST UNIQUE lOriginall MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN YOUR DREAMS MOST SPIRITED MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST SMILE BEST BODY BEST DRESSED BEST COUPLE CLASS HAMS CLASS FLIRTS MOTOR MOUTHS LIFE OF THE PARTY DIZZIEST MOST FRIENDLY ' Hi -- IIIINELWBH SENIOR CLASS SURVEY FEMALE Cewanda Bell jamie Nash jennifer Beutler Shonda Snoddy-Walker Sheenah Cato Shonda Snoddy-Walker jackie Lumpkin jennifer Sauk Angela Randolph Nicole Kanoyton Lawanda jackson Sheenah Cato Sheenah Cato Susan Garcia E1 Shonda Snoddy Walker Rozaland Copeland and Karen Potlow Marilyn Negron Angela Randolph Tonza Miller jackie Lumpkin MALE Fernando Vega Mark Kettonen Vaughn Holloway Eric Wilson Overdis Warren Dave Lessard Kevin Williams Dinh Nguyen Ben Davis Dennis Green Dale Briggs Ooerdzs Warren Eric Wilson Tony Arroyo Scott McCallzster jonathan Suiter Kaino Phillips Arnell Isbell Daz e Lessard Larry Hayni wu . ,- 'U '15 ' Ll V' . . 7, M . . 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Steve Williams was a fantastic Disc jockey for the Coronation 52 Seniors A u. llllliiilllfik -- lIlIl!L'll5l'5!! -- S -- M Baby Pictures rris Iohnmn Erica Role the days when you were so small that one day you would be tall. lawyer a nurse 'reman or policeman were the things you wanted to be. carefree days you never want to orget learnzng all kznds of new trzcks such gomg to school and rzdzng a bus y0ltT mother making tl f1lSS Identz fatzon for plctures are ll E 071 61 9 thoughts are captured tn a photo of a baby gage 55 on gage 223 days when you thought just maybe page 56 on page 724 C Yvette McGee? W1 the CW' Sen tors 53 . ,. . 1' 1 I 1 fl 1 f , . . . 1 1 . gl : 1 ll ll , . .. Q ' V .sL?3Llj-'exft-fa. .u Wage? 3 'A ' . . . ,,.,..,,l...:n...x1.' 'Juv ,LL ' ' ' ' ' . ff- l Y Y 5:31 if x Z we lu nnpuumwn uni n gl Uma Q 4 - M- -,, ,pf Q -f .. ,,M 'Nw-1, I I L. .. mu. - .2 1.4 Ludwwmwn,,:w,:z - wr W' I -li..-no-..-,,,,.. QQ. f 0 F' f as iff 3 'C' MV, ax haf' ,- -dl V' n -Rf A , ff . 54 Seniqrs 1- lEllHMMfflli1I!IM!1flh1iOl1fllF1l-'Wl. P iA v W 137 1.53 Mu J' 2dfi.lMi5lllilNI - Q-5 1331 ,V 1, ' , ,. i Q , Nu.- Ab ?1w,4wn-ww -of 'L'.T ' '-a ,,, w A I 4 .Qi , v-4 s DUIIILWS JJ 'T 9 1 x V ' ff' 5 1 'R Nur- K 7 ',. .QA A ,gemzpffw .1 ,W 1.-526. 2 5' , as K3 .ln ia, nmmwrfyzwfzmeffawawifwfuefffzwmwf A Z i S MP' 2' ff, 1-'f' ,.,. 1 sf .. xv, 'UQ i S. wg' f I ,,.,,,,, , 4417 f --Wi: 7'fZ21:,4,'- , ' ' , ' fv , ff: .asv ff? x,4-1 ITT x in im .nf L, Q X- 1. 131 ,. f .E ,M m,3 'N' ' V ks 3 -it 58 Seniors Sheila Brownlee -- To my little brother Eric Brownlee lan upcoming freshmanl I leave all of the hard and mean teachers who will make you learn. I leave all of my common sense to Andre Pluellen. I leave my shyness to all of the students who need it in order to get by, and my ability to be serious to all of the class clowns. julie Landry - To my Freshman squad I leave my extreme musical ability, good luck, you'll need it. To Mr. Adams I leave an I.O.LI. for all the money we borrowed. To Mr. Dauw and the Soph. class a fire extinguisher and to the juniors I leave the remains of our Senior float. I want to say oh, Bobby you're not a lair! To my good friends I leave the memories of fun times. Karen Freeman - Leave to my sister Iackie my abilities to work, self-confidence, and pride. To my God sister Denisha Carr I leave my courage, and enthusiasm throughout life, and threw high school itself. To all the under-graduates I leave you with jesus the answer to all prayers, and the light of all life! Nicole Kanoyton -- To my fellow students I leave most of you my best wishes and much success during your years as a Huskie. To the cheerleaders I leave my telephone book for you all to divide among yourselves equally. To all of the college prep and TAG students, I leave you Miss Battle. To Doc Chance, my handsome brother, I leave my gold chain and my love. Tiffany Smith -- Leave my potential and academic skills to my nephew Damon Smith. I leave my proud self-esteem and self-control to my friend Schunnary Gilmore. To my girl janice Green I would like to leave my Huskie Spirit. To the next pomfpon girl, who is willing to throw down like I did, I leave my skirt and pom-pans. To all my under classmates, I leave my memories. Tanya Nye -- To Tonya jackson my Drum Major uniform you'll look great in it. To Felicia Brooks, Everett Varice, and Tonya I leave my ability to yell and move around as much as you want. Good luck you'll be great. And lastly to my best friend Chrissy I leave, my locker full of stickers. Angela Randolph - To Terrnaine Bryant I want to leave all my love, to Heather and Cedric I want to leave my goofiness. To the porn pon squad I 'd like to leave my dancing skills. Darryl Hubbel -- To Sean, my razor Edge. To Brooks, I leave a roll of tissue soap. To james, I leave my alarm clock and a quick grow hair tonic. To Mark, I leave my and six hours of uncut wrestling action. To Tammy, I leave a certificate to play circus. To Mark, I leave a toothbrush and a bottle of Scope for your buzzard. q Camille Snoddy -I leave my self-esteem, pride, and spirit to Carlotta. I would like to leave a dirty comb and a cracked mirror to Yvette. I would also like to leave all of my valuable possessions to Elizabeth. To the rest ofthe underclassman good luck at PNH. Kenya Williams - To my cousins Roslyn and Darelle, I leave my humor and ability to succeed. To my fellow students, I leave my wisdom and creativity. And last but not least to my teachers, I leave the pleasure of me being in their class. Katie Wheatley - My quietness to Anita Hughes. My 14kt. gold nugget watch to lackie. Furthermore, I leave my serious state to Andre. I would like to give a specihl thanks to Mrs. Costello for her encouragement when I needed it. Yvette Herring - To Darnell, I leave my 14kt gold chains, my gold rope bracelet and my Nike Air. I leave to Cynthia, my Roller Skates, even though you won't be able to handle them as well as I did. To Yolanda, I leave my Gucci sac bag along with my Lois handbag and wallet. Please take real good care of them. To Ursula, I leave my attitude along with my car keys so you won't e have to ride the big yellow bus anymore. Valerie jefferson - To Jerome, I leave all my silver chains. And to the underclassman who gets my locker I hope you keep it cleaner than me. And to Archie, I leave ' all my thoughts of wisdom and memories of the fun we'vc had. To all my teachers, I leave my love and happines. I 'll miss all of you. To Nicole I leave all my sweaters und, shoes. Sandra Harrold - To the junior flutes of the Huskies my ability to lead a section. To one of my leaders, my flute section. To some smart, brave. and , intellectual Iunior, my class office as historian. To H Katrena, my first chair and piccolo from symphony And to all underclassmen, I leave the best of luck to all in your life. Dinh Nguyen - My heart and soul to those who rock and roll. Those who strive and persevere and just feel glad being here. To those who skip, heed this tip: Life comes but once, a one-way trip. And to those who sloth and slump, life'll soon pile up, becoming a dump. Find your purpose in this life so as not to make your life a trifle. To everyone I give my love. I bless you all upon the white dove. Diana Romero -- My intellectual abilities to any of the underclassmen thatcan handle it. To all the Latinos, I leave the courage to stand up for what you represent. To my brother Andy, I leave all the headaches and books you will he getting. To Marisol I leave all the good looking guys that are left. And to all the good looking guys, You've Got The Look! Trica Fields -- To my future sister-in-law, Stephanie, my place on the honor roll, t-shirt, and PNH mug. To Angie! leave my knowledge and ability in accounting. To the entire underclassmen I leave my best wishes for a successful life. Tajuanda Carey - Leave to an upcoming Senior, Tisha my quietness and responsibility. To Mr. Adams, I owe thanks and appreciation. Also to the class of 88 at P.N.H.S., Igive you luck to reach your goal. james Stewart -- To all my peers my wisdom, pride, and self confidence. I also leave my peers -- lrnenl the girls that weren't victims of my love. So to all the underclassmen, keep your average up and look toward the future. I leave especially behind my knowledge to get through school to my brother Ronald. Tania Staab -- To my kid sister Wendy, the umph! to pass all her classes and to live life to the fullest. And to everyone else I leave the desire to make it through school, and party all the way! ,Maritza Romero - To my brother Andy, I leave my nice locker. To Marisol, I leave only two guys l Pedro and 1.8.1. And to all underclassmen I leave the challenge to make a difference. Lastly, thank you to all faculty members that helped me make it to the top. China McAllister - Liazve to all my underclassmen friends, Mr. Passareli l Lord help your nervesl. Senzor Partzczpatzon y..-LQQQS- !'i'i3 i ' 4 N f P1 LLL UH ms? ,... nr -1- 1 - nmmmmmnmmn 1. !l ,,.. li 1, k'Q.,..-Ji . 2z,. N- 1 J K - 1. fri? 5 .,.....--N , 3 1 , md llI 7 w 5k:k.ikL.15,.iifX A wi v f ,.,. L. L, . 55, ' I f' 'H SV ' 21 .132, 3 ' Rm , X, .k-. 43: .k.k , T,-:f.j.i:.15,,..W Akkl - 'f'-Z.3'+,, 5-, , , '- 1 5 ' - A Year in the Life o I Organizations 1 'T This year can be considered the year for student involv Numerous students participated in our many organizations. i i? journalist on the Polaris staff to the drum major in the marching everyone is proud to share their skills. Devotion to an organi it ft earns one self-respect through honors and the recognition of I- 1 One can learn school doesn't have to be all work and no play - majority of students discovered that having fun through school 1 54 ties is a learning experience in itself. A year in the life of' stu was certainly a time for participating in organizations. K 62 Organise! ions Dying for a Drink? S.A. D.D. is an organization with a very serious purpose. The members ask themselves and their fellow students to make an even more serious commitment - Don't drink and drive. Along with their sponsor, Mr. Faust, they work very hard to educate students about the dangers of drinking and driving. 111 Time out for a photo in the library, the 1988 S.A.D.D. officers are Lisa Weber - President, Wendy Staab - Secretary, and Iayson Blake - Treasurer. 122 Wednesday meetings are frequently held in the classroom of Mr. Faust, the advisor. 131 The 1988 S.A.D.D. members are row 1: Wendy Staab, Lisa Weber, Eatonza Evans. row 2: Barbara Stubbs, Tammy Hopkins, Jayson Blake, Tammy bztham, and Dana Peery. 64 Qrganizations ln the ews . .. at Polaris is the name given to Pontiac Northern's school newspaper, The Polaris, meaning North star, originated many years ago. Today, thanks to tlze help of Mrs. Levi, our newspaper has become an important resource for our school and a great vehicle for budding jour- nalists. C11 Similar to the public newspaper, the Polaris is sold in issues and can be bought for a quarter. Mark Kettonen and Vicky Iones are seen collecting money from purchases. KZ? Mrs. Levi discusses the future issues with Stacey Taylor, Torn Bergstrom, Geoffrey Leach, Anita Hughes, Vicky Iones, Michael I. Ashley, and Mark Kettonen.l3l The 1988 Polaris staff includes C left to right! row 1: Geoffrey Leach, David Lessard, Eric Waltman, Mark Kettonen, Stacey Sing, Anita Hughes, row 2: Dinh Nguyen, Michael R. Smith, Michael I. Ashley, Tin Santiago, Yvette McGee, Vicky Iones,Malaik11 Griffin, Mesi Bain, row 3: Stephanie Wooley, Mellissa Rhinehart, Makelra Bonnor, Debby Farley, Ianice Riley, Tom Bergstrom, Danny Long, Beclcy King, and Stacey Taylor. not pictured: Yvette Terry, Ionathan Suiter, and Lisa Weber. t inilutiom DD f mf Ni m 'f -vsqg-X-.- I' Eng, 1 T 'M - fi If F- Q lr fb? I L rf-I 1 XTJ'Ktx:L :E -41 N E I-K' W' , I 0 Q tl., .....1,.-. E:- Q. im, X 1 Many are Called - Few are Chosen The National Honor Society is a verjy prestigious organization. Its meinbership is limited to the academically elite. Students in this organization certainly prove that getting good grades is always in season. Mrs. Oliver works very diligently to see that the high standards are nzaintained. ill Members of this prestigious group are row 1: Iulie lazndry - Vice-President, Tosha Burnett - Secretary, Diana Bui, lennis fer Sauk, Row2J Mrs. Oliver, Vaughn Holloway, Chris Walli, Becky lenkins - President, Richard Wiik, Latasha Burch, and Dinh Nguyen - Treasurer, IZ! Vaughn Holloway and Mr, Davis inform the students of current events with the afternoon anouncements. 68 Organizations ' .,.t, L LA1l:k!liliUlilI1l ft ' Z, 5 milf f The Voice o the Students The Student Senate can be called the voice 0 the students. Each member represents the student body at every meeting. The Senate links communication with the students and other schools and community events. They are responsible for organizing school activi- ties and projects involving students. KD The Student Senate consists of row 1: Sandra Green, Dorothy Wright, Iulie Landry, David Lessard, Sarah Bishop, Lanny Bartlette, row 2: Charles Henke, Brandy Slusher, labbar Sykes, Deana Bradley, Wayne Miracle, Michelle Aguayo, and Christine Gleason. 122 Dr. Dauw leads one ofthe annual meetings in the conference room. f3l Senate members who were involved in the Lake Orion G.O.A.L. exchange are: Mark Kettonen, Christine Glea- son, Brian Henke, Charmeen McCathern, David Lessard, jeff Butler, Iabbar Sykes, Lanny Bartlette, and Dorothy Wright. ,iff 'V re - , ,Zi lm .44 ff if r L I f We , 1 xyg ,Z .-'V, U .J gill wwf, - i 1. 4, f ' 'few 1 ., V- V f ., ,!l2,HM.'5 - etrfim? , ,Z F ' V ,fu -M, ,,.,i.f-. , .f.f f, , , rf, V ,. A .2 ,LV .,, C 'dentl Dave 652 In the libra of Lake Orion High School, Senate inenibers participate in the officers for the year 1988 are: lfrontl Mark Kettonen presi , fy fvice-presidentl, Charmeen McCathern fsecretaryl, Lanny Bartlette t sergeant G.O.A.L. exchange. Orgrinizatioris 69 5 ' 5 ' I Club de Francais French is one of the two foreign languages taught here at Northern. With the help o f Mrs. Moreau, students are taught not only about the French tongue, lnit also about tlze French people and their customs. This year the French class took a trip to tlze French fes- tival in Detroit. In the classroom, the students had French food day. Each student prepared an authentic French dish. This ac- tivity gave students an opportunity to sanzple French cuisine. lll The French Club is a very large group which consists of approximately five classes. l2l Mrs. Moreau aides Vicky jones in preparing the table for French food day. 70 Organizations 45-Qfp . '1 1 V '1 ' 1 QIWA, ,IM uf, 1 . ...J ,U iW1'l'l7lH'f': ill Members ofthe Symphony band are: j. Bergstrom, D. Bernard, S. Bishop, F. Brooks, j. Butler, K. Campbell, T. Carey, D. Conley, K. Cook, B, Davis, F. Davis, S. Esralian, C. Fisk, j. Gilmore, B. Gonzales, W. Graham, D. Hardiman, S. Harrold, L. Hartle, N. Hod e, C. Hopkins, R. Inwood, T. jackson, W. jackson, D. iames, R. johnson, R. King, C. Kovacik, S. Kozicki, j. Landg, K. Love, R. Lucio,C. Mead, N. Merritt, T. Nye, . Peery, K. Phillips, M. Purty, M. Rliinehart, R. Rusk, j, Shears, K. Sin les, D. Smith, B. S kes, A, Thomas, E. Varice, S. Walker, C. Walli, B. Mllztson, C. White, E. Williams, T. Williamson, A. Word, and S. Wright. KZ? jabbar Sykes, a member of the Symphony band, is cap- tured playing a few notes on his saxophone. t v aw . temp, Q .pf taacsztfkiff' ' 72 Organizations k4,'Ug-'gr x, , L' v - ' 4 fJEg:5idgiL'izgIrlE71'L B. , 1 ff .., 1iLU'ff Mr- ? P4 3 Prestigious Talent The Symphony Band and Cadet Band arefwj of the prestigious bands at Northern, Th, Symphony Band members can be djs, tinguished by their higher level of mum ability. Cadet Band members include Fresh. I men who will climb the ladder as they gain I talent. Members of both bands can bei.. garded as musical illustrations of Pride. t3l Members og the Cadet band are: R. Averett, YW F. Benton, F. oyles, j. Burrell, V. Butler, N. Cunt Z. Dixon, j. Fair, D. Finney, T. Ford, C. Gfeemll Gr: n, M. Harris, T. Hirsch, D. johnson, B.joneS,l Le er, V. Lewis, D. Losano, C. McCathern, B. Moshll' C. Rewald, M. Ridgeway, L. Scrug s, C. Sl71lm0Vl5,l Spencer, D. Warner, S. Whiters, Wigginslvlll illingham. lifted Artists e Varsity Band and Concert Band are two ire extremely talented bands here at nrthern. The Concert Band includes the my :ted variety of upperclass Huskies. The Jjrsity Band has been noted for its ability to ulrform well as a group. Both bands create ,isic which is pleasing to the ears. Every 'id is a very important part of student in- 'both M 'vement. illiistrulimzl zizlceu gqavnvvvfw NZ? f 2 ..E:. T will it il 55 if uid. fe. A 2 t 5 I V l l l l 2 I Y ,M J i , 1 , l t ' r l 1 ,lil Lil Brill i ,li Members of the Varsity Band are: S. Elcan, D. ney, F. Grandberry, D. Hagen, A. Henry, R. irence, O. McPherson, H. Neff, M. Negron, A. ris, T. Resendez, R. Rhinehart, S. Shears, S. fngfield, K. Williams, B. Wright, and S. Wright. l-,,- l N lllllittl , q, ll fit llllllllp' H... ' -li, lg. V lfH !-rms '?'L,.,1nM- '. ll ' LQLTIKSWJ ','llt lN rg 1 CVlS'l1ilN9l'U I Ill Members of the Concert Band are: M. Abcumlry, V. Armstrong, T. Bergstrom, T. Bolden, D. Bradley, S. Brooks, G. Caldwell, C. Carey, A. Davenport, G. Deem, S. Dixon, R. Eberle, L. Farmer, D. Fleming, K. Gast, C. Gleason, M. Gracey, C. Hammond, R. Harris lr., K. Hawthorne, L. Hillie M. Holloman, K. Humphrey, L. Humphrey, L. Hunter, M. lackson, K. Iacobs, S. johnson, G. Kedley, E. Lasseigne, A. Marion, W. Miracle, N. Mitchell, K. Montgomery, R. Moya, D. Neal, P. Noel, T. Paige, L. Parks, H. Pena, I. Quiroga -2, O. Rivera, S. Rundell, T.S. Shnster, R. Shaw, Y. Thomas, V. Turner, I. Varice, S. Wallace, E. Warner, A. Watson lr., C. Weary lr., A. Williams, L. Williams, Y. Williams, A. Woodmore, and D. Wren. t2l Melissa Rhinehart, playing her Tuba in the Symphony Band, is another outstanding student with the ability to carry a note. 15? 1 wud H x e Mid 'tflllllltlli w I I I A l 2 I ! l i 3 1 1 1 l 2 E l i E i - 1 2 t i Pontiac orthern S . Wflj,'Ul I Hfgvlfldil . . . pj.illlw The Male Chorus is a group of singing young mmm gentlemen. An audience is engulfed in th, 'xmghl sound of harmonious order ringing through. M,,fW out an auditorium. The Male Chorus bling L ' ' their voices to produce beautiful music. V-Q55- Q.--M1 .i r row 1: Wade Deaton row 2: Clay Hathcock, Gqfygd, fffffjulit den, David Smith, Mrs. Haney, Troy Cooper, ',, 5.1.55 ,nj Stewart, row 3: Lavern Anderson, Teril Pickens, .,, 5,5515 Morris, Ben Davis, and Derek Bilbo. ,, wit Girls' Choir The Girls Choir presents an array of su singing young ladies. Each member can called a jewel in herself. As one treasures I, f jewel, one treasures the pleasant soundt H young ladies make. row 1: Michele Varice, Toneka Whittuker,S Reynolds, Laura Rabine, Thelma Moody, Lisa H , row 2: Mrs. Haney, Rodica Chirilescu, Shauna I A' Cynthia Brooks, Iennifer Freels, Caprice Coe, Mi Mclntosh, and Mr. McMahon. r. fill A w xi, H,-L ldjb ftltll Vi- A W arm TW Kia Rpdw m UV' orthern Lights lorthern Lights are the elite of singing talent t Pontiac Northern. One cherishes the voices lupofgwnd performance of a well organized group. 9 is engujhis troupe has made the H uskie family proud or gmid has shown I-Iuskie Pride throughout the Plvlale pmmunity. eau Nw 1: Ed Bowie, james Spitsen, Teril Pickens, Major QW M iannon, Tommy Hobdy, row 2: jackie Roberts, Michele mm Tm lrice, julie Ellison, Qanzta White, Tina Moy, jennifer mon N eels, row 3: Trish Gilbert, Theresa Delaney, Lamarsha 9 I irks,TishaHurnphries, LaraMosna, Mrs. Haney, and r. McMahon. oil A Capella Choir 3you're in this choir, you must be good. re were are no musical instruments to mask stakes or enhance a bad sound. Many hours Wpractice each day have brought forth this yique sound. Everyone has learned to ap- -,eciate the melodies of the A Capella Choir. 21: jackie roberts, Mickie Knight, Stephanie,Wooley, :hele Varice, julie Ellison, Karen Potlow, Tachunda 'ks, Danita White, Tina Moy, Tonya Breckenridge, i 2: Mr. McMahon, Mrs. Haney, Tarra Prentis, inie Crawford, Diane Smith, Kim McCullum, Troy iper, Bryan Patton, Yvette Herring, Lawanda jack- , row 3: Monika Ford, Charmaine Gowdy, Vicki ing, Ed bowie, Zena Malone, Amon Griffin, james fsen, Major Shannon, Teril Pickens, and jennifer 1 .ls. ,5i :'Z3'4e .4 - xx yi j,,,u,, - Heart of Hu kie Pride At the heart of any good extracurricular program is its band. The 1987-88 Marching Huskies are internationally known and have made the entire Huskie family proud. This group of fine young men and women has performed at many athletic events, played for various civic functions, and has been a springboard for musical careers for a number of graduating Seniors. fl? One of the many formations of the Marching Huskies is the capital N. The N can be seen by all spectators and represents Huskie Pride shown by all participants. 122 Band members not only participate on the field, but give support as a cheering audience. 132 Dana Peery and Valicity Parker proudly carry the banner introducing the Marching Huskies. 141 Mr. Adams makes sure everyones performance on the field is first class. l5l livery Band members attire shows H uskie Pride through its red 63' white color and the solid red N. 76 Organizations 1. 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I 2 , A ,,,,,,4.,A 4 '-'--- u.,... -...f-14, Q-...,, X000 7O,, M, ff 'A '- ,R .1 af ' , ., my ,V ,V 4 ,J-'G' 4, .gg .ff of , T, 1, if 2 .. af .,, f. 21' 4 1 , f 49' W1 I I5 E41 41 f f 7 1 'v 4 2 , f ,f f 7 ff I ff , 4: Af 1 , ,ff 4 HK ,f, geo V I ff' ff Nm, .. ... ... .,..ah.L,.L4L1mnL,UL gy' M , f 5, CD Tammy Latham is seen looking through the student profiles for Mr. Davis. KZJ 1st semester office assistants are row 1: Tracy Thomas, Valicity Parker, Shelly Felton, Alisa Daniel, Lisa Bostic, Tammy Lathanz, Dealia Gann. row 2: Marsha Byrd, Lisa Parks, Toby Baker, Lequita Hardin, Sharon Pittman, Tosha Burnett, Anissa Grand- berry, Iamilah Smith, row 3: Becky jenkins, Christina Grappin, Aimee Snow, Lisa Williams, Daziid Hatchet, Iarnes Curtis, Candy Cole, Ann Randall, and Karen Howe. if 45' 1 V Z I ' 5 - ,. an GJ Pontiac Northern, answers Candy Cole as she re- ceives an incoming call at the switdilioard. 80 Organizations mc Y'4g Il-. . t 1 ,. IW, ,,, V, , ' WW.. f'f?a?r t' ortherrz' Co-op Program Co-op is a program which many students par- ticipate in. The program provides essential work experiences while also allowing students to earn credits for school. Students learn various skills which will enhance their abilities to find future jobs. Co-op students sacrifice valuable school tirne. Experience gained through this program can be used to enhance joli resunzes. tll row 1: Nancy Dawson, Diana Bui, Tosha Burnette, row 2: Ann Randall, jane Sierra, Citra Hamler, Nicole Davis, row 3: Camille Snoddy, Cewanda Bell, Mrs. Peete, Brenda jordan, and Sandra Green. C22 Cewanda Bell and Ann Randall are two of many seniors who par- ticipate in the Co-op program. w. 4 A WURK QA, ,Ex X. swnriow l l , 1 f , wi... GET THE PICTURE Il-- students are required to earn credits in at least one block class which is related to that co-opjolr. One example of ii ik class is the retail class, where students get involved in many class projects. Eye-catching window displays and boards are created to make the other students aware of the retail class. , Q ..,,U, Y -Jii,j.iiiii.itiiiiis N 1 1 I l 1 l l i 1 l 1 3 1 1 S 5 5 1 i Y i t 1 1 1 E ! l 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1 1 I 1 1 i 1 1 1 Unseen Memories -fe -1..,A,.. ,, ,, ...c , ,, . -gaf . Rockettes practice their coordination in if k V ' f 1 , ff'-f 'fVg. iQ'-.ffl 5' J front of Pontiac Northern. fl , 2 ' ' 1 ' ' r 1- 'A Lf 1-f' Pom Pon cheering with the rest of the Homecoming crowd at the Coronation. A not-so-serious look at Northern'5 Senate members participating in the 1 All happy memories cannot be captured in a yearbook. Many memories which make being in a group special are usually not seen by fellow peers. From the laughs behind the serious times to goof-ups in practiceg all will only be remembered by participants. However, a few special moments are captured on this last page. As you look back on this page and others, you will always say, Remember the time when . . . J ,-.,. -..+R x'+- A . fJVOgVl1771. Cleaning up the ladies' mess on Fr' 'I d 1 Ware and Richard Nembhard. Ulf 'fill' ray are Sanz Vaughn Holloway and Mr. Davis agree wrong with a little laugh before the 'fa M -fi 4 ' g l ' 5-mac 41' 3 A ' inf X Sis .. . L it ......L-...H Nllil, ' ' Abare Candice Abcumby Motzryo Adams Antionett Adams Kenny Adams Kevin Adams Yvonne Aguayo Michelle Alston james Anderson Angela Anderson Lavern Anderson Willie Ir. Archer Colleen Armstrong Victoria Ashley Michael Ashley Tracey Barge Tamika Barnes Keenya Bartlett Henry Batchelor jason Baum Kelli Beard Theresa Beane David Bell Anitrise Benton Domitra Bergstrom Thomas Bernard David Bernard Marcelino Beyer Robert Bishop laura Blake, Iayson lumor Bland, Wayne - Bonds, Freddie 2 Booth, Mark ' Bostick, Phillip Boyd, Gregory , Boyles, Rochelle 3 Brantley, Barbara I 1 I 4 Bridgewater, Tara Bright, Tonya A Brinson, Herman Brinson, Kathy , Britton, Angela Brooks, Debra Brooks, Felicia l Brown, Gillion Bryant, Terrnaine Buchanan, Robert Burch, Yolanda Burkett, Mario Burrows, ferry Burton, Tiffany l Caley, Billie g Callon, Linh Carnpell, Cedric Candelaria, Angie i , Carey, Carris 1' Carr, Arthur ' Carter, Sawanda l Cawley, Stephanie Chambers, Keisha Chance, Elliott i Churchill, Tarnarya Clay, Dorothy l Cockrum, Christina 1 Coleman, Lance l I I Coleman, Roy g Collier, Dexter 5 Collins, Ieannie ' Colon, Pedro L1 , Connolly, Cotrina Contreras, Michael Cook, Christine 1 88 lirnmrs e re the Class o 89' f et s give a resou ndzng Huskze cheer to these juniors who made e irst marking period Honor Roll. 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Cook Katrina Cooper Antoinette Cottrell Richard Couser Matthew Craft Lester Craft Iimmie Crump Cassandra Davidson Iamal Davis Robert Davis Therry Dellcrw Toni Delong Tina Dinkins Dequan Dixon Stephanie Dobbins Spencer Dunn Tammy Duperron Tina Dyson Ronald Edison Andre Edison Roderick Elliot lason Ellis Pedro Ellison Milton Esralian Sarah Fisk Christopher Fitch Laura Fletcher Shaddad Flewallen Iohann Ford Iejfrey Foster Willa IHIIOVN Q9 Fonse, Iayson FOX, Gail Frarlee, Mecca Frank, Talzesia l-'ri1ZlCV, Debra Freeman , lackie Freeman, Matthew Garcia, Sonja Geiger, Kathleen Gilder, Antoine Gill, Mielzael Gleason, Christine Glover, KellSCr Gonzales, Brenda Gozody, Charmaine Grainrnar, Lisa Grasso, Carrie Graves, Kerrie Graweu, larnes Gregg, Tony Green, Morton Greenhouse, losette Griffin, Malaika Grigsky, Teri Grogan, Dennis Gunn, Angela Haiglit, Sandra Halcomli, Robert Hall, Ronnie Hamilton, Nakesliia Hargetl, Steven Harris, Carrie Harrison, Stacia Hawkins, Stephanie Hazelett, Donald Hendon, Gary Her, Cliozia Her, Ploua Herrera, Denise Herron, Clarenee Hiekrnan, Iolzn Hill, Chiffon Nl lnnf fi, Class wzth Przde Moore, D Brooks, S Harrzson V. Hillie and C. Connolly s season. 1 C l s ut, . 1, I ,......a..:,:nutJ4u.1mAmAlL Hobbs Talntha Hodge Natecza Holland Chrzsta Hollornan M1chacl Hopkzns Charles Howard Anthony Howard Matt Hughes Anlta Humphrey Latonya Humphries Letisha Hunter Terrence Irwin Melissa jackson Christopher jackson Eulalia jackson Stacey jackson Tonya jacobs Karsten je erson john jeffrey Eli abeth jirnene' Anthony johnson Andre johnson Leviticus johnson Ruth ohnson Vanessa ones Angela ones Charlcs 01165, OL'lI1Z'll1 jordan, Dena Kecls, Nifllole Rtflltillll, lAZl'I'L'7lCU juniors are on Irack . . . Kernott, Dawn Kettonen, Benjamin Klobnock, Mary Kocsis, Marc . Kozicki, Scott Q Lance, Marvin f . laindrum, Catherine 1 l n 4 Landrum, Marc Lane, Antoinette Lanehart, Geneva lazsseigne, Edward III Lee, Kelly Lee, Va Leith, Marlene W M ,mms My D p:,.. i-.. HUSKIE i 1 PRI l The Iunior Cheerleaders always showed energy and agility. lLeft to Right L, Humphries, S. Hawkins, K. French, Y, Transom, A. lones, K. Love and Nl I n l 1 I l Hamilton? - , Li Lendrum, Guy Q ' Liford, Randy Linna, David I , Love, Katrina Lynch, Derek Lyons, Stevens Maclean, Charles 92 lumfirg, f' 'i :if u.J,' , . l Gentlemen Scott Sutter and Cedric Randolph were knights for the junior class in the Homecoming Coronation. '13- Q x SK ffm-...ig g At Pontiac orthern L Magee, Adrell Mamee Melome Maznmng Thomas Martzn Iulzet Mason Amy McCarty Carey K ,C . xr ,ORN Row1fL toRI C Gleason R Snyder A Carzdalarzo L Grammar andK Baum fRow21M Irwzn C Cook C Hol land andH Termarschmadeabzg Qplash aspartoftl1eLady Huskzes Mr Petway and Mrs Wzlson confer What an thou In 1 up to now? ln-I .M-..1D.ll.L UL McClurn, Toosedaz Wig! f Mclieeoer Kzmber'a IS' QQ! McLaughl1n Tzm McNeal Wzllze 4 MLQIIEEII Clzrletme Merrvwnatluuw Mzkc A4411 LT Nfaruc -Q'-Q, , I 1- ' 3: 'ia : T313 C f 'JC 55 AA: 1. CN ,mmf . . 1 'N -.X Q- . ,Q-g,. hp H Q I t L . if '.. ' xv y I ' , 1 M , M W V ., , V 6,27 3' . .M . ,- :rf ' 4' :gn J -' ' M -2 g.. , I , J ' I . . i . , . , . , . I . C' I . n I 1 , 1 - It I C, ' ' 11 rl tx 'V 1 I 1 ' '- L I. , f as f M uv ' 1 7 ' ' ix 'rx M, , Ns ' X . fi May, Michelle E C I ,Q 1423, it M? LV 4 ' ' V 'Wm . :V .-. M -, mv A gm? W' . -J -A . Z 45, Q -: 1 . .. Ia N-.4 ' 1' f ' ,fff ,A ' WW I K . 1 ji' p 'z' ' ' ,if 5 1 , I ,, 7, A, jf ff A rw -X AQ , ' N ' , ' . 3 K . ' ' rr . f v J 1-. JV' 1, 1 1 If Y W... . , 1: ,rv-l...h1lf.H Chl 4 W '. Q 1 i Iurziors Make a l Rurz for Success I jr- 1' V' 'gi' X, .H ..i,,, 2,5 W. . 4 K 4 'X V rv v. , 335 5 , -.f r Qs r an 2 Q v x 4 w , ,,.. fr A ' A 1 '4 ' MN 2 I 11 1 a N W 1 l Q .,,. , , fi I V 'V :Zum l 4 ul: u A Q . 1 -' minima.. 'I fa I 1' i - , 1- niwgzw 'fm r' K k wa.-' 2 K .awk fig? 5 i lr Z 1 as Wi... was 5 ggnnll,-as - 21 Education is grade A for KL. to RJ james Grazveu and Iaysou Blake who made the all A lzouor roll. 4 These luuior Cross-Country members made a run for success: E. Samuel, C. 10111151 B, K arul T. Logmz, Sl H, ettoueu, R. Bucharmon, th..-.A Maillliilf 1 Ianzor Royalty Rezgrzs Supreme Odneal Carla Orzck Mzchael Paschall Wzllzam A Payne Kacinda T y Payne Regis W Pena Henry r Perry Leasand ra X' , , v 1 N M 4 Pc tty Roln rt Phillip-. Cllflflt fl With great energy the Class 0 89 joined toqttlar l'0Sl1Olll' their battle cry at the Horneconzinq assunlrly. Phillips Solon Pztlutt Erzk Piflu fi 1511 Platt Larry P ull, Llngtla Eleventh grade Lourt Everett Varzct and Traty Stott mimi f themselves at the Horneconzing Dana as they sat and 'z ' e ' the activity. l, . ., 4 .,....:......uu.m.LtL..lMttLLL.UL ' wt Q 1 I Y I 1 if I fl K 'l l I s I I Z 1 3 il 5 1 'Z iff,- ,,.4,-v-4 96 lunzors Prentis, Terra Prince, lames Pryor, Francine Purrell, Sharon Purty, Marcos Quintana, Celso Rager, Lana Ramirez, Sandy Ramsey, lashawnda Reed, Donnell Reed lll sses I V Rhinehart, Melissa Robbins, Cindy Roberson, Gerome juniors being all . 1 l Robinette, Connie Rodgers, Deeandra Rodgers, Paul Rosado, Fredy Roubal, Melissa that they Can Be! ug? I I E in R ff 5 'P on 0 4.5 s l 3 Y ,., t. ,. K K -L, fr our H 4 A . x F445 , C wr .r: A Q..-.1-1' junior principal Mr. Petway is always looking for ways to hel Mrs W'l ' . all students, especially the Class of 89, be the best they can bel? with gcgtiogizgfr Secretary' takes time from her work to Chat unzors Alwa s Un Top 60 1. l...mll.LIlLJhlIllx. HL Bu Rouser Tamlka Rupert Mztchell Rush Pamela Russell Lamarr Sambrano Tammy Samuels Eugene Sandhu Kuldeep Saxton Iennz er Scott Tracy Schultz Wendy Schuster Tammy Scruggs Carla Shannon Ryan Szng Stacey Skues Davld Smallman Pamela Smzth Iody Snyder Reecea Sozk Dawn Sornzg Davzd Southerland Iames Spencer Larry Spztsen james St Iohn Alan Standfzeld Valentzna Steelman Ieanette Stephens Veronzca Stewart Dyonna Stout Andrea Sturdzvant Chrzstopher Sutter Scott Tamez Ia1m1e Taylor Kelly Taylor Scott Taylor Stacey Taylor Wzlltam Taylor Yvette Termarsch Heather Thao Yza Tou Thomas Am Thomas Angelena Thomas Gregory I 1 , I W I X, I ,- I 1 0 I fx , ,. 1 l WS A' I' at-.Lf l I , f V ' lr: , X .-4, .15 2 X V 1 V 5 Y ff T x 2: ,v-, M I 1 1' V I -' - , ' , f S I I , , I ' 2 V L., ' . N- K f , , 5 V 4.. 4 . V Y ' , 1' 21231515 ' . I ' ' - 3' . 1. I 3 -' ' . 'VV' 4, 'cv - .1- . H , J I 5' I In V ' T Ov V f - , 1 ' , X , 1 A Q I , A , vii f I V' uh, -'Z ' , . ' . , ,H ' .Q i 'll ... 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S as I N fy ' Yau 'WW IUNIOR CLASS SURVEY MOST POPULAR TRACY SCOTT EVERETT VARICE MOST ATHLETIC COTRINA CONNOLLY DEQUAN DINKINS MOST TIMID TAMMY DUNN LANCE COLEMAN MOST UNIQUE IORIGINAL2 KATRINA COOK IASON ELLIOT MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN YOUR DREAMS STACEY TAYLOR TERMAINE BRYANT MOST SPIRITED COTRINA CONNOLLY MATT FREEMAN MOST DEPENDABLE CHRISTA HOLLAND TIM MCLAUCHLIN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHRISTA HOLLAND RYAN SHANNON PRETTIEST EYES ANGELA WILLIAMS CHARLES HOPKINS PRETTIEST HAIR CHRIS GLEASON IAMES GRAWEY PRETTIEST SMILE KELLI BAUM CHARLES HOPKINS BEST BODY DERINDA SHAW CARY TILLER ' BEST DRESSED TONYA IACKSON IASON ELLIOTT BEST COUPLE CLASS HAMS CLASS FLIRTS MOTOR MOUTHS LIFE OF THE PARTY DIZZIEST MOST FRIENDLY -tw-'-wg - f 4 1 1, Z Ax, Ewa , , ,fir , ..Lf1.h...-- 'V 4 '5 KELLI BAUM STACIA HARRISON KATRENA LOVE MICHELLE UPSHAW GERI DEEM CHRIS MCQUEEN EATONIA WILLIAMS TIM MCLAUCHLIN CEDRIC RANDOLPH CEDRIC RANDOLPH CEDRIC RANDOLPH MATT FREEMAN CEDRIC RANDOLPH EVERETT VARICE Izmior Q , .. ,......- ...A '...Lul..1Lu Liam. ' lulldhl-IIIEEIHW 'J 'F' U D i x l ! l L I i i 4 l lllll lan: .f 'fl f V 1, fig F folio - 454' P314 V , , ' 3 4, ,t 5 'I : Q 'li if f ,pr-1 A Most Popular Most Athletic Tracey Scot! and Elfeffff V11fiC6 Cotrina Connolly and Dequan Dinkins r'vt ' Most Llrziqau Katrina Cook and lason Elliot 'f , if N fl X M W . I f ' K 6 l f 1 ff if Most Likely To lu, Found In Your Dreams Stacify Taylor and Tcrnmim' Bryant MMMlWllM1nWK11MI l K. un. .4-an Most Timid Tammy Dunn Most Spirited Cotrina Connolly and Matt Freeman -it I ll ll ll ll ll ' I V I hw- L R r 9. 'fill 'Q lt i M lil GM 5 X x- V. . abil TWT ' 'ff .v x 2,329 N N lf. L 'is ily., igm '51 f lf iff ln l a v . he Yi f F i , ff ' 1 is F i ' A 'C i q L 1 A l ri 5 n ly' -1 fl ,ntl- limid Dum! .ill l 1.ui.lMIul!lZlI1 Most Dependable Most Likely To Succeed Christa Holland and Tim McLaughlin Christa Holland and Ryan Shannon Splllm ,lr and lvllll ll Prettiest Hair Chris Gleason and james Grawey Un Q... X In y neg r i eef,W25f'l We fl l' - r ' V114 f K ' ? fQe no fy, f, A 4 ,4'4? 1Wf 1 Prettiest Smile B6Sf Body Charles Hopkins and Kelli Baum Carey Tiller ' 1 H ll 'I , ' r. Q' . 5, QC QF ,, iff 4, , vi Prettiest Eyes Angela Williams and Charles Hopkins 9 -7 v . W- 4 , ,., 1 ' ffw, ' ,,, f ' ' J , y , S 2 gf Best Dressed Tonya jackson and jason Elliot l I 1 l juniors 101 'N I I 1 4 i l i l l 3 I l I a 1 5 ii 5-, I-L' Xxx gg, x if 3 I . A f l in l l 5, r l l Best Couple Class Hams Class Flirts Kelli Baum and Tim McLaughlin Stacy Harrison and Cedric Randolph Katrena Looe and Cedric Randolph ,, 9 . +1 O' wx X 1 r i Motor Mouths Life of the pam, D. , I M' h ll u h a C d ' R a ' K , Q 'mfs' M0SfFf1ff1dly lf 9 9 P5 uw an U VIC W 0lPl1 Geri Deem and Matt Freiman Chris McQueen and Cedric Randolph Eatonia Williams and Everett 102 lunior mml3ilFMVI9IIfll'1l!f'lN9h14'l'lH1frYI'4I P :Q 'i.',, , .'1r,g r - 1 ., Q: iff PM f. W, 1. f spor o Z ew 44, ff ,X ' . 1, ff jf, , if I IQQX f W fwfr! !! ffm, ,ff , -, .- '- X f ' v- by , flag Ayr? if dl A Year in the Li e o , f f Sports PONTIAC NQRTQHERN ,HIGH SCHOQL. 104 Sports 1 1 - 1 - l llM1nm l1f1ll7M1 Sports, the American pastime, flourishes at Pontiac Northem Many of our Huskies rely on their talents. The present outlook in- dicates that many of tomorrow's great atheletes will be coming Pontiac. Carefully selected students carry our teams to many phant victories, and some heartbreaking defeats. However doesn't matter. What matters is that we were there. Our been acknowledged. We weren't always winners, but we always our best. To paraphrase the words of Theodore Roosevelt, It's not who counts, not the man who points out how the strong stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done them the credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arenag is smeared by dust and sweat and blood, who is actually in the who errs and comes short again g who knows the great great devotion, and spends himselflherself in a worthy cause best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and worst, if they fail, at least they failed while daring greatlyg so places shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew victory nor defeat. This year in the lives of our athletes has tested their tion and strength. ,. EMS U U We 0 49 we xp KU In between teachzng Math and bemg Athletzc Dzrector Mr V! Q Small fznds tzme to smzle for a pzeture Q h0wSf'N IS tlfllll lMr Talton R Small Athletzc Dzrector and Secretary Brenda ay fmd tzme to pose for a pzcture eet Mr Tarlton R Small the Athletzc Dzrectoro mtzac Northern Hzgh School Mr Smallarranges erythzng from plannzng the sports schedules to ozndzng transportatzon for after school sports It also hzs responszbllzty to order and replace equlp ent and hzre 0 zczals In short zf thzngs don t go ll ln any phase ofthe sports program the buck es stop at hzs desk' But he s not alone I-Ie has lp from Asszstant Sports Dzrector Mrs Beth Jn Bargen and Secretary Brenda Seay Together e three make zt all come together or the sports ogram at Pontzac Northern Alllllllf Dir Ctur 105 Nw. H H 4 M ' 'vw --fu len-mwmn I:-ww -. xx If '- SJIHHT, 13'5YWiIhM1.iml1lIv Wu 3, Q ,gif A, , , - ,f Wfdfn Wea Mfg Nfifa XJ -M.. 4 'I in X X A 4 ' ,j j 'N m...M....n' ' WLJJL ,affair I I I x I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sept. 08 Sept, 22 Sept. 24 Sept. 29 Oct. 08 Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. Z0 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Nov. 03 Nov. 05 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Warren W. Kettering Pon. Central W. Bloomfield Clarkston Brandon W. Mott Robchaud W. Kettering LK Orion Pon. Central Clarkston W. Mott Brandon Valk' .I Ming' L l Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Away ,ses- I . V. Basketball A SEASO EOR EXPERIENCE The I. V. basketball season was a tough one for tlze small squad . The teanz consisted ofoni Sophomore, and six Freshmen. The coach, Mr. Butler lzopes the experience gained lryfhf Freshmen will he beneficial next season. ill Makonya Howard displays great agility as she goes after a loose ball. l2l Lisa Henry gives a hard thrust to pass the hall to her teannnate Tracy Hamler as Arkavia from behind to assist. 'SN Front row: From left: Tracy Harnler and Makonya Howard. Back row: Coach, Mr. Butler, Sharon MeCray, Lisa Henry, .Arkaoia Rice, Cgmjglm Williams, Denita McGhee, and Assistant Coach, Mr. Green. MS I V. Cirlsf Haslfelhull ' ..,. 1h. .LA.JiVillIl0I1 -a S Tennis is their Racket Tennis is a spectacular sport for individual play. Tech- niques involved in using the backhand and forward .serve make tennis a forceful game. The more diligently lE the tennis team plays, the more skill the players obtain. With only three players, this sport really shows their 'ove. film. '..p. .1- Q V .1 ill Senior Vicky jones served the ball that won the match. Left to Right. Vicky jones, Malazka Griffin, julia Wzzk, Coach Shari Clark. Sept. 11 87 Sept. 14 87 Sept. 16 87 Sept. 17 87 Sept. 23 87 sept. 25 87 Sept. 30 87 Oct. O2 87 Oct. 09 87 Hazel Park LK Orion Clarkston Oak Park W. Mott Brandon W. Kettering League Regionals i- Z Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Away Away .X ,I f.'a,L?'S' z -fisffv if' '-722' -I t 3 1, W1 ' 532312 . . 'X r' .-az:-'tiizfft ' - f' we f-VM jf 31353 r 9 i- ir- 'H ' wx . gn uf. r 511 -, , J, Q . , , f -. V, A. . fy.,+1Q.LgL.LLR+.'t 11L?,LiS1L11l 1...,..n'-- , ,.r.i.4-., 7 l2l Malaika Griffin displays her backhand technique. l3l julia Wiik displayed Inv' foreliaiid serve. 'rims llP9 yy' f my ' QWV!VL'W'! 1 ?'1W''1 1-vw' 'v YH 1 , . DPW x ,gf ft' W...- 4.1 surf w wi? 'Q 'Q 4 I ' -film air l fn . 1-' ' - A llfilmmzminf '1mn:rma1:m11:Mm1.1m:w- 'ru'-xl, v ,o n THA' 36 ' V ,.,.-..,.-.-- ,J SA O Y 6 sl V I ,. .,,, f nf al- . . Af x . xfy: Vg.. 7 Ly, YA . 'A um -' - ,V g-.-.9 i3..., 1 f 4' ,1 ,va K N 'x K., ?' L77 KP KP ell FF c c c c Nov Nov F Kearsley PCH INV Det Northern Pon Central Hazel Park FL SWestern Madison Marzne Czty Larnphere Mt Clemens Madzson INV Avondale Away Away Away Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Away wud Row 1 Ctop left to rzghtl Heather Terrnarsclz Melzssa lrwzn Chrmta Holland Chrzstzne Cook Row2 Ianne Frye Raquel Vzllareal Mzsa Sngyza Lzsa Grammer Row3 Mr Oqler Reecea Snyder I-leather Carroll KeIl1Baurn Chrzqtlne Gleacon Ms Wallace Row4 Angel Heman Angela Candalarzo and mascot Iackze Backer, H- 'K-.Q C42 The Lady Hnqlue 'wcUlll1lllcl'H were qnzck to have thezr platfornzo tlzzs year Thzs llblllflf ltd to many on tor1es mn m...u:..1mm.m.ux l 1 i 1 Kia E l Q l l l 1 L i l i I r Practice -7 Makes 1 Perfect K' JY' 3 The Girls' Cross Country team is coached Mrs. Mary Warren. The girls can be seen practicing outside each day if the weather permits. The hard work and determination that the girls display will pay offin the end. This young team will be a force to be reckoned with in the future. 611 Tammy Dunn puts forth an effort at building her stamina. IZ? Left to right: Coach Warren, Tonya Gomez, Kelly Cast, Maggie Saunders, and Rita Lucio. M., JS. '-Sis Sept LK Orion Home Sept. Clarkston Away Sept Shrine INV Away Sept W. Mott Away Sept. Brandon Home Oct. W. Kettering Away Oct. Pon Central Away Oct, Oak County Away Oct. Oxford INV Away Oct. League Away Oct. Regionals Away Oct. Finals Away 172 tnrls' Cross Country 34-'24 vt? ,162-R . . 0 ' ,'- r' 2 ry 1 ' iff! 1 ' -, '. .,..M 32 Wald -1,1 , if iw mglrf, A' L. Umlllfuilll AMW' MW! -147 fl ,-,fV Wi., 'W' - 1' i,f4' 4 ZW . ,. Q 52r'?f ' '04 W Z' 1 Mffiwizm V 4 ' ' zi Mhz M2417 .,,. , 2 5,54 ' i C32 Maggie Saunders stops a second for a picture while doing her warm-ups. 64? Rita Lucio and Tonya Gomez display proper warm-up techniques. C52 Kelly Cast runs her hardest at practice as she prepares for the real thing. 5 l i I Girls' Cross Country 113 w . 4, lil The Stride of It Determination shines through as the Northern Huskies have another winning season. Tlze Boys' Cross Country team was victorious in most of their meets. David Rojas, a Sophomore, placed in the Oakland County Regionals. The team consists of one Senior, four juniors, and three Sophomores. The team will only lose one runner, Alfred Wooten. With the return ofall but one of their runners, the Huskies should have another successful season. With coach james Nelson, leading the way, this team certainly rnacle great strides toward success. Sept. 10 87 LK Orion Home Sept Clarkston Away Sept Shrine INV Away Sept. W. Mott Away Sept Brandon Home Oct. W. Kettering Away Oct. PON Central Away Oct. OAK County Away Oct. Oxford INV Away Oct. League Away Oct. Regionals Away Oct. Finals Away 114 Boys Lross Country p-f.4HJ- H . f 1 ' g,..,' fzrifl' U 'V ,, .,,,,. 'Q 'S on 1-.9 l ivqi-fl-off Q wi, '-V., mi llctto 'ltJM, k ,A . .. EJ energizinu 615 lQ 1ff'qfgf'lSj'1 f0f'fl1f D111 ld Rvws, Phillip lohnson Ben Kettonen Harold Emery X 0 er uc anan, and Tyron Logon mmf Nm lM't1l'1X'l I 1 E 1 l 1 1 1 1 l 1 3 E I l 1 1 i i 1 4 I 1 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 A Year o Transition The 1987 season was a very clzallenging one. The measure of success was not determined by the number of games won. Success was determined by lzow well one played the game and the effort he put forth. john Brown in his first year as head coach inherited a young teanz which consisted of nine seniors, twenty-eight juniors, and two sophomores. The guys worked very lzard in their struggle for success. The team perserziered and pulled together to end the season with positive feelings about the effort tlzey put forth. Sept Sterling HTS Home Sept. Edsel Ford Away Sept Clarkston Home Sept LK Orion Away Oct. Ann Arbor Home Oct. W. Kettering Home Oct. W. Mott Away Oct. Muskegon Home Oct. Pon Central Away lla 1 ' , A A .f I N,-. . eil. tfniuffflafa.. .,,, ...r A he qlthqb Q..-W, ., I 1 Q . I h -x -ew-V.. 1 . f - 1 xkgutf -.6 '--i 45... ,, dab, ' - ti- T . ' 1 ...' ' .. .-4.13. '41 5'-' I if ,SAL I ,f,.,., .f.a,'hv:f, 0 N Y z ., .Q if 'fu . ia - U 1 - , 9:52 6 ' ,N y 5,-' . ,kj Row 1 - lleft to right! Norbert Burrows, Ernest Yarbro, Tarrent Moore, Overdis Warren, Lamar Stewart, Antoine Gilder, Robert Morris, Deauan Dinkins, Carjy Tiller, Tou Thao. Row 2 - L.C. Wilson, Brian Yelder, Spencer Dobbins, Matt Freeman, lames Prince, Willie McNeil, Soloman Chatrnan, Eric Wilson, Derek Lynch. Row 3 - Morris lohnson, Shan Moore, Bruce Watson, Tim Bracewell, Tim Mclauqhlin, Lanny Bartlett, Mark Kettonen, David Hatchett, Tony Arroyo, Charles Phillips. Row 4 - Ianies Alston, Mecca France, Keliser Glover, Marlon Green, Ieff Ford, Wayne Bland, Andre Edison, Scott Dawe, Randy Lipford, Larry Haynes. L -ws.. lg' gl! la ,. -f f f1 A H 11,19 . I llYiXEllfll!lIMttl'l'1K! lWtl1dWWf1WI ff 5:41 il Yanni, u Thad. Pmarf, ulmson, t, Mal 1, Alera n, Scott K K . lu? V Tir, 2 1? it , is A ., YW, , K 5 9 , X i, 112 Dequan Dinkins accelerates past the defense. KZ! Coach Brown and the varsity squad cheers after a spectacular play. f3? Coach Brown gives the signals. 549 Lamar Stewart, the sophomore quarterback, eludes the defense. Varsity Football 117 'N i 1 I i l i i 4 FH 51 I F .ll ds With Another Successful Season Over the last five years, the I.V. team has amazed with an awesome record of 47-2. This year's team had a tough act to follow. The.1.V. team was again victorious. The hard work and long practices paid off when the team won 8 of its 9 games. Under the coaching of jimmy King, Robert Williams, and Tony Pizza, the team had another successful season. Sept. 03 Sept. 10 Sept. 1 7 Sept. 24 Oct. 01 Oct. 08 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Sterling HTS Away Edsel Ford Home Clarkston Away LK Orion Home Ann Arbor Away W. Kettering Away W. Mott Home Muskegon Home Pon. Central Home Ut Coach King drives home a point as the team looks on. C21 Sean Kennedy rips up the turf for yards . . . 'tfyfxh Em' A 5--ixsl Q, ' Jie: Row 1 lligt to righti: Leslie Callen, Antwoine Pilgram, Chris Rolle, Barry Sykes, Darnell Herrin Morris, emond Glover, Omott Moreau, Erick Yelder, Omar McPherson, lamell McCallum. Row2: Addrell MaGee, Charles Green, Robert Coyle, Damon Smith, Kenny Smith, Curtis Nash, Sean Kennedy, Keenan Humphrey, Frank Graridberry, Issac Watlington and Iathomas Row 3: Demetrius Roberts, Ronald Stewart, Ierome Richardson, Adam Polk, Stahle Smith, Harrison Floyd Taylor, Damon Grandberry, Cleodis Weary lr., Demond Glover, Louis Laster, and Mr. jimmy Row 4: Dwight Chappell, Paxon Mason, Dave Bazile, Melvin Holmes, Omar lohnson, Solom Moore Asbury, Ric lard Martin, and Mr. Robert Williams gi 1171 718 V limi mYli'123ll0ZIlMltllltll ll'!T'l!lfIl1 ll'Ul!'l '4l i Whig? my lllgllg titty, llwfh pr lm Itp w M' . ' 2? F, Q 1 1 x. L . ESM ,lamp Num Hum W NI Ml Ar Ml If K, . A, , 2135531 I M S- ,ml 'N A ' 2011501 ' lt I l A T 'F' 14344 2' Q illi ff? f, , X by 'X N X X ,, .Ai 4 4 ,Q f ,- LH ..,. ,, 5, kgfq fig, M9541 ', If I, 1 . Q Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders worked very hard this year to help students show Huskie Pride. They could always be found at varsity games cheering the team on and leading fans in spirited Cheers and chants. Cheerleading is a very time consuming and expensive endeavor. The student body is indebted to these young ladies for their determination and dedi- cation. lll Varsity Cheerleaders took time out from Homecoming ae- tivites to pose in their new warm-ups for this picture. HW ,.,. ' Korn Conerly mMImmfmwmWWTW! Stephanie Hawkins Ill. -Aklhillli Are Dynomzte t2l Varsity Cheerleaders: I L. to R.l Katrena Love, Stephanie Hawkins, Angela lones, Yvette Transou, Korri Conerly, Kiesha French, Shawanna Hay, Marilyn Negron C31 One ofthe high' lights ofthe season occurs during Homecoming, when the cheer- leaders discard their usual uniform to step out in their finery and get down to the latest tunes, as shown here Y. Transou and S. Felton. 141 Posing with the Huskie mascot are tkneeling - L, to RJ Nicole Kanoyton, Marilyn Negron and Stephanie Hawkins. IStandingl Shawanna Hay, Korrie Conerly, Angela Iones and Katrena Love. LOOKING GOOD, LADIES! Kiesha French Felt., . ag . , s n I . .x.4a.:.iuk.M..lmtu.LJAl Angela jones ii 4 C0-captain ,Katrena Love is a junior representative, completing her third year as a elzeerlealler. We look forward to her e.x'per1'e11ee nm! year. hllrxlllf Lxllt'4'rlr'n1rlCVb lll l l - - ill f nnmf.mm.umf,1mmm1m1,.f 9 Ala x ,I A I l I J I ? 5fi'?g'l 'S' 'z x J Sjuf' . ,,,i- 3 5: 'TU x f 553511 X -F19 VII. X I2 mill if '. - '1vf?.f, 4-5234721 ' 85:19-Y l l 4 1 Leaping To Great Heights The Boys' lunior Varsity Basketball team is intro- dueed to high school competition. The players develop their skills and a sense of team play. The varsity eoaeli views the I. V. players and pietures how some ofthe players can fit into his team in the future. The young players hope to one day play varsity basketball. Pontiac Northern has outstanding young talent on its I. V. Basketball team. The team, coached by Mr. limmie King, has a good chance for a winning season. SCHEDULE HJ Coach limmy King gives instruetions to his team during a timeout Ut Dirik Odrual goes up in perm Def- 04 38 Ferndale Away form tor the jump shot. Dec. 08 87 Saginaw Home Dec. 15 87 Pon. Central Home Ian. 08 88 Clarkston Away Ian. 15 88 W. Kettering Away Ian. 19 88 LK Orion Horne Ian. 22 88 Brandon Home Ian. 29 88 W. Mott Away Feb. 05 88 LK Orion Away Feb. 09 88 Pon. Central Away Feb. 12 88 Clarkston Home Feb. 19 88 W. Kettering Home Feb. Z3 88 FL Northwest Away Feb. 26 88 Brandon Away Mar. O4 88 W. Mott Home tLeft to Right! Row 1 - Clzarles Green, Delaneie Reed, Ryan Woods Dm, Q 1, R McCullurn, Lamar Stewart, Craiglefferson. Row 2 - Kerwin Thomas, Dhinoiz Cgilrllliil1lCi'ilk1ili R6U1Ll0lpl1, Reggie Shaw, Derek dneal, Reggie Hayes, Demetriiig ROM-yfg, Dgzion Sport mmf in ' Coach zmmy 'g. 7 L4 lliiif- llt,, tlt ,,',,'lnlIl L. Varsity squad was small this year. However, their was not diminished. Mr. Brown and Mr. Miller forward to next year, when these young men up to varsity level. refuses to let his opponent get a firm grip. Anthony labove right? is in definite control of this opponent and the If Varsity Wrestlers: fKneelingi Brent Roberts, Adrian Morris, Iamal Humphries, Robert Coyle. CStandingi Iamal David- Caldmell, Mr. Brown, Floyd Taylor, Alan Webb. Dec Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb 05 87 18 87 19 87 07 88 12 88 14 88 16 88 Z3 88 26 88 28 88 30 88 02 88 06 88 20 88 27 88 I. V. Wrestling 4f '9- 1. K P Q NN tm n J Y Gran Blan Inv Oak County Oak County W Kettering W Mott Lk Orion Bridgeport Inv Mt Clemen Inv Pon Central Clarkston Bro Rice Inv Brandon League Districts Regionals Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away Away 'wa AX I. V, W res .LM y fling llw Big Red Machine The Big Red Wrestling Machine was on the move again this year, demonstrating its awesome talents. Only another wrestler can appreciate the special dis- cipline required to maintain ones wrestling weight. Mr. Brown and Mr. Miller are to be congratulated on the fine joh that they have done. Tyrone Logan Wins State Crown Tyrone Logan's Statistics Year Wins Losses State Results Freshman 44 4 4th Sophomore 42 2 Runner-up I unior 54 0 State Champion U-Iis other honors include: 3 time Oakland County Cham- pion, 3 time District Champion, 3 time Regional Champion. He has won every tournament that he has entered. His total career record is 600 wins. He is a soft-spoken and mild- mannered young man who epitomizes Huskie Pride on and off the mat. The student body and staff salute Tyrone Logan and Mr. Ion Brown for a job well done. TYRONE LOGAN State Champion - 105 lli, Weight Class 1 436 Tim Bracewell and Bruse Watson are two of the talented members of the Big Red Machine who have made many sacrifices to maintain their weight. lil Tim Bracewifll's itrpressioii indicates that it won't be long before this opponent is lizs.lnry ' ffl Briar' Vtlaf' on ln, offagainst an opponent. lm .r ,. . ,, MMWMm H USKI E S TAKE SPLASH The Pontiac Northern Swim teanz is led by four Seniors, Mark Kettonen, William Cook, Darryl Hulvliel, and james Newport. The squad is made zip of twelve swimmers. The Huskies are a small squad, which affects their per- formance in swim meets. Because, of it the team did not have a good season. But what they lacked in numliers and experience, they made up for with heart and determination. The team has two great coaches, jolm Olser and Danna Wallace. Mark Kettonen is a fourth year swimmer. Mark Kettonen doing the liackstroke in a swim meet takes first place. Because of his great swimming ability, he works as a lifeguard during the summer. - i'fN.21 e NLF., M. z Us If-QB ' re A X Hfhli lxftfi 'xl' 5 , -f From left to right. First row: Coach, jolm Olser, Martias Delgado Rodri- guez, Tylon Barnes, Brian Henke, Brian Fouse, and Coach Dgmm Wallace. Second row: Curtis Nash, james Newport, Rod Eberle and john Taylor. Third row: Mark Kettonen, Randy McCIesky, William Cook A1101 St. john, and Darryl Huhlilel. M ' H' l':..i,. Sfiiunniiii his Yr Kll'1l'ulflIllMtllI'fll'IXl fl'HIl1,111s1r1'm1 X Dec Dec an an an an e e e e e 08 87 10 87 12 88 14 88 19 88 Z6 88 02 88 09 88 15 88 17 88 23 88 F Kearsley Det Northern Avondale Mt Clemens Fl Northwest Lamphere Hazel Park F SWestern Robzchaud P Central Mad1son Inv Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Away ll Sophomore Curtzs Nash zs a second year swzmmer The experzence from thzs years season wzll help hlm contrzbute more next season fCurt1s Nash domg the backstroke zn a sunm meet J 2 l Coach Danna Wallace zs cheerzng on a l-luskze swzmmer to znctory as he demonstrates a dwe Darryl has contrzbuted greatly to the team as a Senlor 1n dzvzng and swmrnzng events 7 5 X 7 A AMMMLJNLML M I . I . I' . I . F b. F b. F b. ' F b. F b. ' 3.lSenior swimmer Darryl Hubble! is in perfect form 3 Btys' jllllllllllllll' 1- Bump 1 Set We Spike KILL! W The Lady Huskies 87-88 season was one of improvement. Coached by Rick Reaver, the young lady H uskie team will loose only three Seniors - Patricia Henderson, Susan Garcia, and Captain Iameal Nash. The returning players will be juniors LaShonda Moore, Debra Brooks, Cotrina Connolly and sophomore Penny Anderson. Although the ladies had some difficulties, they played with the de- termination to improve their record. The 1988-89 season should be one of great success, so watch out because they will be an awesome force to be reckoned with. C11 The team prepares to receive the serve for the win. l 21 With confidence LaShonda makes the approach to serve the ball. lift Girls' Varsity Vollewh. ' Ni Us Strider Take the DISTRICT Track is unlike any other sport. You join a team and hope to achieve outstanding goals. Track is a variety of activities from shot put, hurdles, high jump and sprints to long- distance running. The athlete chooses which events helshe would like to excel in and then practices and practices until perfection is achieved. Track and Field at Pontiac Northern has had many great seasons. The Huskies in 1987 won the City Championship against Pontiac Central, their cross town rivals. C11 The Pontiac Northern Track team takes time for a picture after being victorious in their District meet, KZJ Coach King and part ofthe track team can smile now that they've won the District crown. t3l Coach Warren and Coach King look on as they watch the track team in a meet. l4l Tyrone Logan listens intently as Coach Nelson gives afew pointers. l5l Nikishia Mitchell reaches down far for an extra kick as she stretches for the tape against a Clarkston runner. 132 Girls' and Boys! Track i. . llhv-xnHi1llT Luczo Prlcto and her father shared a preczous moment H d W IC ar or Pays f C0aCh King and Coach Pizza were happy to congratulate l.V. football players for another -an successful season, Y l Iyflfyafffffff 'wffff Q 1 l 4 Anxiously waiting for the special moment, M. Saunders, T. Gomez, and D. Rojas took a qzlivk l look at the trophies to he presented. Cllu ht 0 Cl hl th ' ' f g ffguur ' for Once Couch Brown was Speec ess Over e Surprise gif ' Mr. Butler presented the small lmt gutsy Lady Huskies with thvzr awards. Atlzletic Banquet 135 Z ff f , I X E, nm! 2 sv! ' RT 1 4 - ll!frlmm:u:unmu:rlRL1:01nv:mln1mw- wu, ll' 321 qi ,,,,f. 'f -Q, .N f M1-u,,'-ri fl gfjx f v x Q! 1 'xr vvf Q A Q, qi -K ' ' A vw f if - N l ..x' 'W .A KN il X A 1. I F l I s 'ffkzff mm 'hwy ,ur , M ' yi havmm 4 iz' ik if' ff 74, 41 v 1 , ' 7261 ? ,Q 1 ff ffw Q Q mp, a H f 7 'Uv fa ,, 1 Wx .5 741 1 4 1 Q s One Year in the Li e of Sophornores PQNTIAC NORTHERN H HIGH A SCHOQL 138 Sophomores What are Sophomores? In Greek, the word means both wise foolish. Over the summer, we expanded our horizons by taking Drivers Education and getting jobs. When fall arrived, we had ma tured and found ourselves appalled by the way Freshmen acted,1smt remembering how we once behaved. This is the year of trans! Some may say it is the hardest year. Yet, we will try our hardest through it. Some will make the journey while others might not. Tltisis part ofthe meaning oflife. This is a year in the life of a Sophomore H 1' Il -' MM '1' dlI'l fa IP 1' ,, i ' All of the Sophoniores join together to con- gratulate Misa Sugiya who achieved all A's for the first nzarking period. We also would like to welcome Misa to America and to Pontiac Northern. She is well liked and she has gotten involved. Look for her in the Sports section with the Girls' Swim Teanz. f ' W A l 'Q V n vs ' fr -E , A A I I I Q t , ag l a fee ' 4 fa f 'Q' ,547 , , , f Q Y 1 , ' Y Am, 'H 1 -'N , V 7 ' 4 1 , 1, ,J ' ,M 42. if ff Q ,f .4 1 , LL A ffl? 'wi' 5 ' I ' lg 1255, f 1413-' I ,. V1 jk Ya . 'Q-u ?wff'! ' .a.ii.i iuk.M..lw1luLJAL ' '- , 4g 1 Abney, Dana Adams, Senitha Adkins, Brandy Allen, Vidal Anderson, Elonda Anderson, Penny Anderson, Tamniie Archer, Brian Arnett, Contadina Asbury, Kirk Back, Timothy Bain, Nalo Baldwin, Bonnie Burger, Gerald Bartosiewic, Dawn Bartosiewic, julia Bass, Carlos Bates, Christopher Batten, Kathy Bauch, joseph Beernan, Candy Bell, Michael Bell, Richard Belser, Nicolette Bennett, Russell Benton, Angelecia Bernard, jorge Berry, Dawn Billingsley, Erica Black, Wade Blue, Kina Board, joel Bolden, Thurman Bonardi, Tiziana Bowman, Kian Boylston, Calvin Bradley, Deana Bradley, Gregory Bray, john Bray, joseph Brice, Vanessa Briggs, Mitzi Broadnax, Rhonda Bronner, Eoette Brooks, Anna Brooks, jennifer Brown, Eugene Brown, Ralph Sopliornores l 30 Bryant, Maureen Buchanan, Rhonda Buckner, Frederick Bui, Tai Burgess, Michelle Burke, Michael Burnett, Timothy Bursey-Ill, Harrison Burtch, Michelle Butler, leffrey Butler, Oshumal Byas, Tanisha Caddell, Felicia Caldwell-Ir., Gerald Callen, Leslie Campbell, Clarice Cantu, Pedro Caples, Milton Cargill, Sherry Carr, Denisha Carroll, Michael Chappell-Ir., Dwight Charles, Patrick Chase, Sanz Christensen, Tera Chung, Yon Wo Cobb, Iudith Collins, Rochonda Conon-jr., Abelardo Conley, Donitisha Conner, Marc Contreras, Renee Cook, Elizabeth Coomer, Jonathon Copenhaver, David Cordova, Steven Cosey, Helen Crawford, Candi Crawford, Wendy Croskey, Keith Crumb, Paul Crump, Shawn Cutean-ll, Nicholas Davis, lason Davis, leffrey Davis, Phyllis Dawe, Scott Deaton, Brian HU Soirlioriiorvzs This liinipy 'qroiip ot'Sophornores feelgreat be- cause they inade the first semester Honor Roll. IL. to RJ Row 1 -jeffrey Varice, forge Bernard, Latonia Evans, Candy Beernan, Marisol Arroyo. Row 2 - Rodriguez Perry, Deana Bradley, Raquel Lawrence, Maggie Saunders, Nekeisha Mitchell, Calandra Harnniond, Oscar Rivera, Gerald Caldwell Ir. Row 3 - Henri Hickman, labbar Sykes, Danzon Wren, luan Quiroga, Tasha Moses, Anisha Hannah, Scott Dawe, Brinson Wynn. Their fellow classmates salute them for a job well done! We're so Mighty gy W 0 4. I , ' gizf , lb ,, ,..,,,, i f ww ,' 'V 2 I f .2 , 1 ' Us il Q J .. I fa C 5 5 ' i ' u -f - V I R 'i ,f .. - 4, - ,, - 'K T - - ,, , M K, i, , an 'wg L 3 fl if-, 5 fb QQ ll Ummrmmmmrimmmmw ru V nw 1' Z 'gf 1 gf Z f , ,ff V 9 W if arf 4 ,, 1 ',v':, 4 e ' lWe're the Class , F1553-'lf f G if 4. af ' is J xl , , N W , , V jf - -R V ...f.,., V l ff - , ff , I f 5 I ' 'x f 1990. - ff 14, ' ,, ', f ,. 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This is a series of tests given to all fourth, seventh and tenth grade students in the state ofMicliigan. For the last couple of years, Nortlzern students have made progress. This hard-working group knows the importance of doing their liest on this all-important test. Sophomores Try to Improve MEAP Score Gunn William Guy, Raquel Hamelin, Lawanda Hamilton, Wallace Hammond, Calandra Hampton, Kalvin Hannah, Anislia Harrah, Richard Harris-jr., Roy Harrison, Mary Havel, Yvette Hendrix, james Herman, Matthew Hernandez, Lynette Herr, Gary Herrera, Gloria Hickman, Henri Hill, Calvin Hill, Darrell Hill, Shelly Hindmon, Louwana Hogans, Darrell Hollis, Oliver Hook, Christina Howard, Angel Howard, Katina Howard, Kevin Howard, Makonya Howell, Faleecha Huff, Laura Huff, Robert Humphrey, Keenan Hunley, Paul Hunt, Antoinette Hunt, Ronald Hunt, Telethia jackson, Monique jackson, Robert jackson, Terrie jackson, Thomas james, Donald james, Kevin johnson, Gary johnson, Omar jones, Gwen jones, Leah jones, Michael jones-jr., Roy fig! l V ,i JM' I 116 e jf , I , v :WY f00l9 Y' . erti in , ff 1 4 , Z, It ,. Q- 9' 2.1 s 'J 1 . 3-Ny.. Et B Sit, When Sophmores need help or information or just want to talk, they can always count on this dynamic duo. Dr. Dauw, and Mrs. Butler, the Sophomore class principal and secretary, are two of the hardest working peo- ple at Northern. Not only do they work hard, but they are also friendly and attentive to the needs ofthe students. Here they are, no doubt thinking of ways to help the Sophomores make the grade. musauxnuw u- - - -1 , V, .:,, ,, .,.13 . , X 'Q L K K -.ff I ' ... . -rf. . ' 'W VN? . . 'riff !9i11ffl7x. ' My L Iordan Paul Kedley Gladys Kell Denise Kennedy Sean Kenyon lr. Grant Kernott Debbie Kilgore Candy Kimble Tamika Kitts Doretha Knowles Andrea Kovacik Lisa Kretschmar Paula Krupp Shannon Lam Binh Lam Nhon Lamotte Zina Lance Marvin Lance Yolanda Laster Louis Lawrence Raquel Lee Iennier Lee Yolanda Lehman William Lewis Alkinie Leuis Verchenda Liechty Angela Lockett Sean Long Michael Loue Kacy Lucio Rita Lyles Troy Malone james , , , , f , Ng, ' D V , . , v .. - N f O i l N ,le . V lg 'xx x Q1 X , y-r 0 ez ,f ' . it 1 P5 bb? 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I i Q if L A fs B .x S 1 Manning, Danette Marion, Kenya Martin, Shawn Martin, Venita Mason, Gerena Mason, Paxon McCallister, Twanisha McCarty, Rodney McCoy, Dewayne McCray, Ryan McCullough, Barbara McDonald, lohn McFarland, Stephen McFcrrin, Yolanda McGee, Angela McGhee, Tara Sophomores 14 ? l AL McKinney, Yahel McQueen, Dennis Medrano, Ir., Hildebert Merritt, Nicole Metcalf, Aleacia Middleton, Cheryl Miller, Daniel Miller, Gene Milton, Clark Miracle, Wayne Mitchell, Nekesha Monroe, Eugene Montgomery, Kimberly Moody, Thelma Moore, Solomon Moore, Willie Moreau, Omott Moreno, Tina Morrow, Amy Moss, Chris Moya, Raul Nalls, Ulysses Nash, lr., Curtis Navarro, Felipe Neal, Damon Nichols, Kimberly Noble, Ioseph Noel, Phoenicia Odneal, Damon Odneal, Derek Odneal, Yolanda Oosterhof, jennifer Owens, Lamonica Paschall, Shawn Payne, Christopher Payne, lathomas Pearson, Nikki Pemberton, Ioe Pereira, Mayra Perry, Rodriquez Pettaway, Cynthia Pfeiffer, Melissa Pilgrim, Antwoine Pittman, lerry Pleasant, Damian Polk, Adam Pope, Christopher Powell, Deborah I4-l Soplioniori' ' C 14-' H ,gi 11:44 - . ' i ' 'f I-Z. I-Q . 1 df it M' c it Homecoming is one of the major events at Northern. Sophomore representatives were Derek Odneal and Kenya Marion. Mr. Odneal escorted Ms. Marion to tlze Home- coming dance the evening after the game. Here, they relax and reflect about theglorious week of events culminated by tlze exciting dance. This was a beautiful evening to end a great week. Sophonfzores Show Homecoming Spirit 145 2 , . K X C? no 1 I-L ,, wx W an ,',, 1 . Y' 0 .1 ' ' O '-,,, V, S if dv N Q 4- . 1' r , Ml.. ,A 0.-- . un, b 'N .1 I ill Y X I U 1 3' ' X 1 ml N4 its it w Q 'S l IMMYUBHIHHI 5 , 4 Price, Alvita Putnam, Kevin Quince, William Quiroga, juan Ramirez, Gina Ramirez, janie Range, Thomas Ratclijf, Monifa Ratliff, Rhonda Reyes, Priscilla lr mi' gigs' , ea, , if G ' I 1 'Y It ax 5 Reynold, Star Richardson, jerome Richardson, Subrena Richmond, Kristi Riley, janice Ringstaff, Devonne Rivera, Angelita Rivera, Esteban Rivera, Oscar Roberts, Danny Roberts, Demetrius Roberts, Mecia Robiadek, Stephanie Robinson, Prentella Rodriguez, Danny Rodriguez, john Rodriguez, juan Rodriguez, Sonia Rojas, Ill, David Roop, David Rose, Kristopher Ross, Ursula Rundell, Stacey Sage, Celena Samuel, Cedric Santiago, Christina Saunders, Maggie Sawyer, Mark Schieman, Shaine Schultz, jennifer Schultz, William Scott, Clarence Scott, Devin Scott, Thomas Seay, Luke Seay, Stephanie Shallenberg, Fred Shaw, Diana Shaw, Reginald Shelby, lll, Lee Shelton, Andrea Sierra, Sandra Smallr an, Paul Smith, Damon Smith David Smith jason Smith julict Smith, Stahle Sophomores 14 v Smith, Tamara Spears, lr., Calvin Spencer, Stephanie Spiziy, Amy Spiziy, Shelby Staab, Wendy Stables, Carol Stephens, Crystal Stephens, Dorinda Sterling, Brent Steward, Christine Steward, Kim Stewart, Ir., Larrjy Stewart, Ill, Leo Stewart, McArthur Stewart, Ronald Stovall, Paul Stratton, john Stubbs, Adrienne Sturdivant, Tyrone Sugiya, Misa Swain, Michael Sykes, Barry Taylor, Floyd Taylor, Guy Taylor, john Taylor, Kanetria Teague, Christopher Terrell, Barbara Terry, lane Thomas, Shawn Thomas, Yolanda Threlkeld, Lashawn Threlkeld, Sennel Thorne, Daniel Toles, Eric Torres, Victor Townsend, Edward Turner, Patrice Turner, Sharnta Upshaw, Michelle Van-Blarcom, Kimberly Vandall, Staci Varice, leffrey Vaughn, Rosalind Velez, Roy Villarreal, Raquel Waddell, Brian Ho Soplionioiw. Q When students are intiolzied in athletics, they learn many things. Not only do they learn the skills ofa particular sport, they also learn pa- tience, determination, good conduct and how to work hard. These skills can be used to gain success in the classroom and in all phases of life. Makonya Howard was a member ofthe junior Varsity Girls' Basketball team. Al- though they jQ1C6tl many problems, she didn't give u p. She is to be congratulated for lzer per- severance. Sophomores ,.F', ' 'li P zo- ws 'vi f av' vw 5 2 X 3 , J' 'C' f wwf ml 1 .' Swift-fi-9155 fl ,rib 1- T- ':i:J3f?2f..? I :Agn in 1?-IIQ. I I - ' IV ' ' U, 'Davis' l MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST TIMID MOST UNIQUE fOriginall MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN YOUR DREAMS MOST SPIRITED MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST SMILE BEST BODY BEST DRESSED BEST COUPLE CLASS HAMS CLASS FLIRTS MOTOR MOUTHS LIFE OF THE PARTY DIZZIEST MOST FRIENDLY LASS SURVEY FEMALE Kenya Marion Tamika Kimble Yahel McKinney Yvette Haoel Makonya Howard Angel Howard Tara Nalls Marisol Arroyo Phoenicia Noel Raquel Lawrence Lawanna Hindmon Candy Beemon Yolanda Lance Candy Beemonfo' Ursula Ross Kristy Richmond Ursula Ross Andrea Shelton Ursula Ross Gina Ramirez MALE Derek Odneal Lamar Stewart Tai Bui Rodriguez Perry Gary Herr james Elswick Iabbar Sykes Iabbar Sykes - Raul Moya , Ronald Wright Ronald Wright Keenan Humphrey Ronald Wright Mike Long Floyd Taylor Troy Lyles Harrison Bursey Don Iames Ulus French Iabbar Sykes 4.6 Ofiaaal ' Staaa ai IXUS: Pa I Har FS Elsata var Syka bar Sykes al Maya azald Wriyla reaaa Hay? maid Way like Lay layd Tayla 'ray Lyla Iarrisaa Ba D011 james Has Franca abaaf SWS A -1 R H mg? ,f,4- . -, H il, twat'-TW' e ' . R ww a Q? , ' aww 'mum Q mm E' iam, S W 0 we ..--. N' gy MW 1 ' W. R ami ' l . f.,., :., X , I 5,52 .h It f l Prettiest Smile Best Body Lawanna Hindrnon and Ronald Wright Cfmdy BEWIIUI and Keenan Humphffy ZW? , l ff' Emi Best Dressed Best Couple Class Hams Yolanda Lance and Ronald Wright Candy Beeman and Mike Long Ursula Ross and Floyd Taylor 2 Z 2 Z 2 A ,L 1 v:' lap 4 IJ I , I 7 l , ' 1 A 0 . ff 44 1 a. I I I 4 ' K ,Aff lot 'L ' -4 . ffl ,I Mrs, W, fc if , f , ff' 4 lg , 1, ,,,. l I ' 1 'ff uf f , 4 at B i fin 4 ff , '4' a ll 1 GX! Sl ij, 1, , Q 'Hu X I . , iz 5, 4, i as l ' 1 X ' I I CIHSS Flirts Motor Mouths ll.. to RJ Troy Lyles, Kristy Richman Curtis Nash Ursula Ross and Harrison Burseu , ,, of,-,,,f,fMWfWw4nmffff: f Life of the Party Dizziest Most Fri endl Andrea Shelton and Don james Ursula Ross and Ulus French Gina Rgmfrgz and Iabmar Sykes 150 Sophomores IMHFMHYMIIAIWF1 Wil V251 if J v' ,- 0 my 1 uf lx 5 f 4 . 7 .-' 'Q fig! if 4 Wf 1 f f I .N L M U... ...Q....mL.JL..lhI1L.JAL - One Year in the Life of Staff 5 , '. ' ' . amazed-M-Aff-ww . yyPONTIQiC 'NQRTZH 3-RN 152 Staff :L Principals, Teachers, and Counselors - where would we be wi out them? We are taught so much by them, sometimes much .1 than we realize. They not only teach us such things as English and history, but they also teach us to be good people. They discigf and counsel us. Some are flexible and others are stern. Yet, we lea E love them just the same. Northern students are privileged to have academically talented and caring people. With the help of them .I minds grow both academically and emotionally. They also help to v ' A y N . our eyes and make us understand the events that happen in the wor We also take this time to acknowledge the support staff I Secretaries Engineers, Paraprofessionals, Hall Monitors, and Cafeteria workersl who help make our lives easier. Without them, the daily activities would cease. Together, the Administration, Board of Education Principals, Teachers, Counselors and support staff are there through- out every season ofthe year, helping us to grow and learn. lust as we rely on each season to change into the next, so can we rely on these great people to always be there to help us through the seasons. They are some of the most important and influential people that we will encounter. They will help make one year in the life of each more pleasurable and rewarding. xi S .Yi .. x, 1 ortsta 190 , d Odell Nails, ll 1, the duilil Boardvtti fnffaretlami iandlmnllf acanwerell htheretwtl-if g 'ollffhltw S ielifeof elli A'v - , 1 y 52.-iag ri V V 2 vlv v , :Eff A .,4A A , ,J, i ' ,, P gf t ',,, l V--,'V l mVAVV i a s t N 4 A ,A ,, t ,V.A,A Dr. Byron Love Deputy Superintendent Superintendent School District Superintendents Fhese very capable people are responsible for ensuring that the school system functions properly and smoothly. They have an awe- some responsibility, however, each person is committed to helping Pontiac students get the best possible education. Dr. Odell Nails I pictured lefti has been superintendent of the Pontiac School District for 10 years. In that time, the Pontiac students have made many improvements. We congratulate him and his assistants forthe tremendous job that they are doing. A Mrs. Erma Coit Assistant Superintendent xx Na- , N-.N Q-Qs Qv X Ski 9 A .r Am. qt. is Y-' , , X-zgzgg:-'txt r fvwx .-:ze-we-We-1 gy ,,j,,:,:.kQ'-. QF..-:-:xg s-.x . 4' '- xxx ft-:--fi 1-.-Xu: -- ..,.w Dr. Paul Rothrock Assistant Superintendent Administration 153 '1 ...- 1 ' 1 I E Board Education H it A school system cannotfunction without a Board of Education. Board members do not receive any pay for the many lzours oftirne that they give to the school district, Mm Gloria Hardman as they work very hard to make decisions that will affect students in positive ways. M' pfesfdmf This dedicated group is to he congratulated for working so diligently for Pontiac. .q-'g 'f ii. l im U in iwun Qlista l Wil W6 aiu with :thu INISHL ililim ' Mrs St rhanie Bass Mr Norma Kirkland Mr Arie ta Groves Vice resident Secretary Tren ure, N-. Mr. George Schipper . H Trustee Mm Aiiflirftftll NMI Mr' Rqqfggfefllghf I I l54 ALlHlIlll'1lVl'lllHll i501'llZ6lC orthern 's Administrators ,fam The principals here at Northern are a professi- onal and caring group. As students, we get to know them in many different capacities - helpful counselors, capable assistants, friendly listeners, peacemakers, good will , ambassadors, problem solvers, and yes, strict . . . . . , fr disciplinarians. While we don t always agree 2 with all of their decisions, we know that even the unpopular ones are made with our best in- terests at heart. PONTIAC NORTHERN ADMINISTRATORS, the students salute if f you for the fine job that you are doing! xxx ,f is 'R Mr. Samuel Osborn Principal and Senior Class Principal ik' Z wx, Mr' 'Z me 3 fr I f J 'ffl 12? , f -fa ' V an ' . 7 :, ,gZf4f:a'.:2'f r , l W' , Mr' jesse pemay Dr. E ward Dauw, W Knight junior Class pymgpul Sophomore Class Principal lujlfl' 14 -ff. .Vs.,.-,,,.,-,,,. ,..,,, My yi, , ff ,, I f 9 1 121 f' 4 ei 42 , f ,, Z 2, y Mr. Michael Davis Freshman Class Principal Adnrzrlistratior I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I The Principal 's O ice Meet Mr. Samuel Osborn, the principal of Pontiac Northern High School. His office is responsible for the smooth operation of this building - from payroll, to records, to en- rollment, to securing substitutes. It is a tremendous responsibility, but we know he can meet the challenge. Mrs. Linda Brisbois, Mr. Osborn's secre- tary, is a gracious lady who very efficiently helps him to keep Northern functioning smoothly. M. ,,.c.,,. . e,.,, .. 51-L55-S. F I my X N-.., ffl 756 Adrninzzatration Mr. Osborn poses with his most .capable secretarial staff: I left to 'rightl Mrs. jackie Reene fRecordsl, Mrs. Ivy Thompson lEnrollmentI, Mrs. Brzsbois, and Mrs. Robertson fSenior Class Officel. In senior Class Office r I I , ilu... Mr. Samuel Osborn and Mrs. Mary Robertson are kept quite busy Preparing the Senior class schedule. They must make final arrangements for the Senior prom, class trip and commencement exercise. In addition, they also facilitate a variety of other Senior activities. While these plans ureubeing made, they must also handle daily activities and problems. Such weighty responsibilities might overwhelm some, but not these two. They work very hard to see that everything is perfect for the Class of 88. I1 J Mr. Osborn spends many hours working to make the Class of 88. and this SChool the b 2 Mrs Robertson is always courteous and helpful C31 est. C J . , . KRW Mr. Osborn and Mrs. Robertson take time out to pose for this picture. KRW ' f-N -f --.:,. v-1: v-wr nffw W Y 139555531 ---f H - - -- Q - K I A fe ...., ' if o s.,,. ifiiw , ,,,., sygsilssic of WLYI R .. - ' i X , , 4 F . l Administration 157 junior Class O ice fix if The junior class has a new principal this year. Although Mr. H utchens has retired, the juniors are in very capable hands. Mr. jesse Petway brings a wealth ofexperience to his new position. ln addition to handling the daily affairs ofthe junior class, Mr. Petway's office must also develop, and implement the school curriculum. KD Mr. Petway indicates that al- though the high school setting is a new experience, he finds the transition pleasant and a challenge that he looks forward to. KZ? Mrs. Sharon Wilson, in her quiet and competent manner, assists Mr. Petway in carry- ing out his varied duties. C31 Mr. Petway and Mrs. Wilson plan strategy for SOWIE 71610 ETlEl6flU0l'. 158 Administration m Sophomore Class Office If L 1 M11 Z MFE' H --:,.,.. - M 1' ' .I ' - 4 ' 'k. 'K x Q-ylel., -....... A. Q' I ' . V . 15,6 ' 'ill Edward Dauw and Mrs. Fran Butler conduct the affairs of the class of 90 in ll most efficient way. C12 Dr. Dauw is a very familiar face at Northern. No student can say that he ever asked for his help and did not r receive it. 627 Mrs. Batler's bright smile and pleasant demeanor always I make a visit to this office a pleasant experience. 6 3 J Together, they make a kgffllf team. Let's take our hats off to Dr. Dauw and Mrs. Butler. I 'mv '. . -- H -- - - '- 21 1 AA f f 0 . . .V ' QU! nl tx ef-3 Mil t lg l New l l i -. ig Ss., 50' X -ci - 1 A AdrniniQlratio,, 159 F Freshmen Class O fice 1 -A 'ffgfia r 1 'J ' .J Q The Freshman class principal and secretary can be called the Dynamic Duo. Indeed, they need endless amounts of energy and patience to keep up with the spirited Freshmen. Each day is a new experience, whether the Freshmen get lost, can'tfind their lockers or just plain get into trouble. Although some days get hectic, Mr. Davis and Mrs. Hicks really enjoy their jobs. K1 I As a first year principal, Mr. Michael Davis brings a fresh new perspective to this job. 121 As his most capable assistant, Mrs. Tommie Hicks will make sure that this office is the best. l3l No matter what the challenge, Mr. Davis and Mrs. Hicks can conquer it. After all, they are the Dynamic Duo ! 160 Administration 1 6 Alemmm -- l T T ..- Pontiac orthern Faculty papers - does it ever end? This seems to be the question on Mrs. 3 77722-' ' ,QW 'S Q f mind. We know she'll get them done. A Q 943 ' ii , Q. W 4 4' dx K J J., U V.- ' ,.e. H- . fx 4 f 1 X X fa .1 x -,x, mx ' We R Q 9 ,R A - .E X av 9' .aff - . ,:f- leg s - J, X vu W 'M' M' we 5 -9' . ,,.e , A ,-r-ffl. if Ruth Hoard Rachel McDonald Dorothy Felton English Ioanne Battle Ann Connors Dorothy King Mary jane Levi Roberta Lorentz Ernest McClendon Katherine Miller Alycia Petteway Charles Roberts Leona Taylor Doretha Williams Susan Saunders Ian Preston Donna Schwab Social Studies Carolyn Carson Agnes Costello William Coulter Robert Danic Ramon Harris Iohn Osler Yvonne Robinson Raymond Stiniac Marien Winsauer Science Ioan Ancona Millie I-liner Mark Taylor Mathematics Eleanor Byrnes Iohn Goodwin Katherine Harter lohn Hejhal L AA' 'ihL.NL.lillllHJ1l - 1 - 162 Faculty Mary Porritt Patricia Richardson Tarlton Small lustine Zyskowski N.A.C. Carol Berg Maria Collinghani Peggy Cutler Diane Eisenberg Sharon Finley Ella Gilford Mary Goddard Charlene Harris Geraldine Irwin lacqueline Milzow Linda Orban Rosie Richardson joanne Schwartz Rhonda Taylor Ioan Weber jay Williford Beatrice Wright Business lack Bullard Carl McNeary james Nelson Velma Oliver Claudine Peete Priscilla Rice Warren Stephens Beth VonBargen Vocational Ed. Michael Benner Ionathon Brown William Frederick Iohn Hoziis f , , a f 0' ff A 1 1 ' 4 A ', ' fi 5. nf' ff ,,, 4 .V I , . ' 'U' 4- gif- , I 4 A f X ff' 1 f Y' as In gf? ' f is Q. C ,X 5 'L 3+ -c x 5? SQ? Mentor and Priendsl R ,.:,.. L i i 5 XIAAQY' M-W - ,, 2, Obviously, Mrs. Moreau and her French class enjoy this i lesson. Learning French must be great fun! 4 N, f ' X , 1 Q. 6 ' UR xl 4. 2 l nun t 'l JBMUIT -- l 4- G' 6' 'W' 1 v vl - ri '- Careers james Brzglzam Counseling Wlllze Hoaff Essze McGhee Bruce Neeley Douglas Rzdderzng Deane Sa lf taff Members Know How to Have Fan Too Physical Education jimmy King Sandra Nowak Foreign Language Gail Moreau Barbara Sanders Music Alfred Adams janet Haney Art Phyllzs Holmes Media Center Reida Gardiner Home Economics Syrenla Taborn spasm' MQW? l I Spzrxt Week Candzds IL to Rl Mrs Haney Mr MLMal1on Mr Alum if N1 W I ' .L iu..u...nuu.ui umunii -I l U I ' A 7 an . , . v ,Q ' ,fl :of im X lx I .i ,. :-Yflij ,Jw x , ,Lg 1 jg . ,Q lm ll zultll 11 sar'pr1scr'is1'tm on luv' 'WW' 1 lfzrzzllu ll ' I I ..,,,:........., i Fair, Fd Pontiac Northern is very proud of its dynamic and innovative English Department. Whatever his needs or personal preferences may be, a stu- dent can find an English class to meet his requirements. Because of the many demands made of young people after high school, the English teachers are committed to ensuring that all students master the basic skills needed to make the transition from high school to life after high school a smooth and successful one. C11 Mr. Roberts is ready to assist N. Greenidge, as she completes an assignment. K 2 2 The English Department - What an august group ! GJ Mrs. Connors is new to Northern. It is obvious that D. Od neal and L. Owens appreciate her pleasant personality and helpful manner. Ml Mrs. Williams explains an assignment to l L. to RJ A. Howard, A. Bell and B. Cummings. 164 English Department A Mind is A Terrible Thing to Waste -M - -- i i .... W a .. 5' me emi shmiaitlua , kayla . ill Much ofthe success ofthe English Depart- ment can directly be attributed to Mrs. King, the energetic head of the department. She gives unselfishly of her time and talents to help the teachers and students. She demands so much of others because she demands so much of herself. C29 Mrs. Miller communicates her excitement about American Literature to M. Conner. l3l Senior, David Lessard, listens intently as Mrs. Schwab discusses an assignment with him. Ly.. L Uhurh Cul 147 Mr. McClendon is one of the most popular teachers at Northern. That's because he listens ns u Ad tion WIS and I. Carter listen intently to his explana ' . icll as teaclics. S. nl axis Q. .. .l E ngqlisli Dcparlnienf 165 r p Milli? ., - I I . - - ' tj 7 5--wrgtihistm-11azacstmris,l ver IS right here. fStudents often go to Mr. Stzmacforlzelp111f1Hdl'1X lt 'msd L ' fv RJ D. Lynch, T. Grisby, A. Stowe- A Forecast of Tomorrow ID The History Department- I Seated L. to R. IMrs. Winsauer, Mr. McCormick, Mr. Stimac. C Standing J Mr. Coulter, Mr. Carlsson, Mr. Harris, Mrs. Costello, Mr, Danic. 622 Mr. Carlsson emphasizes an important fact about the Civil War. f3l Gue Yang completes an important assignment under the watchful eye of Mr. Coulter. -1 .......... 1 I 1 ! Hzstmu Dupartmwit 167 VH , ..... ,W ff . I I ,I ,A 5 ----. .-P- .... -... lggullwfln ul' llll IlII!llll'l'V ' I' P ll1 X ' Q X 2 mwxhitttiiltlf s - - - -1 'T 1 umlvers all add up rs Hoard uses the overhead projector to teach thzs les gin Her class 15 quzte attentzve as they work to compre hand l2l Mrs Rzchardson makes her poznt as she teaches thzs lesson l3l Mrs Byrnes 1s enjoyzng her dutzes as head ofthe Mathematlcs Department Although the job zs a challenge zt IS one that she can conquer Whether zt zs arrangzng schedules for teachers or complet :ng purchase orders she makes thzs department run smoothly ltifii 141 Mr Small returns an asszgnmerzt to his class Hts expertzse makes takmq hrs class an enjoyable experzeme urtm rt it 0 t he . ,wr I 2 .Ia 1 J L . W .QQ X . . 5 i VV tx l l A ,V 6 ' I w I , 3 I A 4 ,Q . , -as Y -. f . , . L . , K . A I ,'1t:tl1w,'mms. Dlll L' I. x f mul ' ' la A -- 1 l l O O The Science o Life l Spf The courses offered by the Science Department provide something for everyone. The student who wants a challenge can select from physics, chemistry or biology. The student who wants to fulfill a graduation requirement can select from a life or physical science class. Students who are enrolled in the science classes conduct interesting experiments and take exciting field trips. ill Mr. Schmidt discusses grades and assignments with Sam Chase. C21 The Science Department - tSeatedl Mrs. Hiner, tStandingl Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Beale. t3l Mr. Newman is eager to provide assistance to IL., to RJ Cedric Campbell and Shaun Wig- ington. C41 IL. to RJ M. Burtch and L. Feliciano make an interesting observation under the microscope as Mrs. I-liner looks on. C52 One of the nicest persons at Northern is Mr. Newman, the head of the Science Department. He took time out of his busy schedule to pose for this picture. 770 Si ii nit Di partmi nt Wmmfa It's Their Business to Know The Business Department at Northern is one ofthe largest in the school. Students learn the skills they will need to know before entering the business world. Such skills include ac- counting, shorthand, and clerical and busi ness techniques. tif I 'S 5 xx . tl'- Pictured above is Mr. Nelson, the head of this depart- ment. He has been very busy this year working to make the department the best in the school . 172 Busiriess Department Il Mr' Knor ui e' Laura Goff on her tupinq skills l s. . q -- s Q A . 127 The Business Department lL. to RJ Front row Mrs. Peete, Mrs. Rice, Nancy jordan, Aide. Back row- Mr. Stephens, Mr. Bullard, Mr. Mi'NearuandMr. Nel- son. Anything that you want to know about business, just ask this group. t fir, ,. 'af ey , x , N797 , 4 HS fiikey k ff' -Q-1 ff-f ff- f. ' A545 V f ll -. Uh A, 774' 'i 'tri' fair . . V f V, . - 1 'ff .,, ,-f ,f E.-N 'I ii 5 f 1 wi if -..... sc Pe 4 T ,V qv-dl 4 A. ! N gf ,,,,,,,,.,,.a.qao-ww ,llllailllm -' KD Mr. Stephens and james Curtis discuss an account- ing assignment, Qi D. Adams, G. Reyes, S. Cato and S. Clark pose in front of their sales display. f3l Mr. Nelson stops to check the progress of Robert West. l4l Mr. Bullard teaches the techniques of using a cash register to fl. to rl M. Romero, M. Rosado and O. Warren. Q f--'X ,, 541,55-3559 Dgifiirtiixyrzt l-3 'Ni 1 -N- - Qui' L - 545 If . .4 tg, 14 ul' ' 'Q , sb J fo ,V af s Y , . ' ' U ,. r I ' ru W N - Q . A 1 V x ' ta W P-Q M. . f-gn. 1, l' 5121. . . . 'f',. . f 4 f.i,' 1 .. K L ,. .Ag 0 v' 3121-5 Sig . 4 - HM Hb. I q M, 4. .J 1, 1.' .f fl'- x - ' .4 . x - x ,' 4. '- I .'1 X Z !! Q 1: 'E 'E 'CH im. MMKTH -1 ,,...- The Magic 0 Foreign Languages i NX ' Our Foreign Language Department is designed to teach students how to speak a second language. The languages offered are French and Spanish. Although a foreign language is not a require- F ment for high school graduation in Pontiac, most colleges prefer that students take a foreign lan- 'i guage before college entrance. I KD Mrs. Moreau is the department head. She is a very gra- cious and soft-spoken lady. No doubt her quiet and pleasant manner make learning French and enjoyable experience. KZ! Mrs. Moreau teaches IL. to RJ Iody Stenquist and Yvette Havel how to say homework in French! 132 Bennie Sherill discusses with Ms. Sanders the correct way to pronounce Spanish terins. tuict-IH V 1 :fi-.jc Dip.iil'H:i ii! 175 I 'xl x Preparing For Li e , . . xi Y ' '1 ignltwgi I 5: 4 4 xslt Home Economics is another department that allows students to de- velop their talents and learn skills and values that will help them be- come successful after they complete high school, This department offers many classes that are very popular with the students. Among these classes are: Marriage and Family, Child Development, Men's Foods and Food Service. Ill Mrs. Kaye checks the progress of Robert Walker, lesse lohnson and Iohn Williams. t2J Mrs. Taborn, department lzead, is one ofthe most popular teachers at Northern. Not only does she keep this department operating efficiently, but she also volunteers fre- quently to sponsor and chaperone students, t3l Mr. Threlkeld, Aide, points out some details about this recipe as IL. to R.l D. Terry, F. Brownleaf, K. Fugate, R. Stewart, L. Kitts, and C. Tiller look on. t4l One ofthe highlights ofthe Home Economics program is the Gazebo, This isa student operated restaurant. IL. to RJ R. Walker, K. Fugate, I. Martin, 1. Williams, B. Whiteside and 1. lefferson prepare lunch orders. t5l Let's see how this tastes. Mrs. Taliorn prepares to sample a dish. IL. to RJ Mrs, Collins, Ieannie Collins, Shaddad Fletcher, Marlon Green and lames Peters waitfor her verdict 176 Home Econornics Departniwnt MMTMm0HWWl if' o 9 W fy-in ...dan 9 991 E ef 40 1 41 if 4 f f 3' 2 ' 9 ff4f 1 ! f I .nie f fy W , f . 1 Getting in Shape - Staying in Shape The job of our Physical Education Depart- ment is to help students learn and maintain physical fitness. Students may select from classes which include: roller skating, archery, weight lifting, track, swimming, basketball, volleyball and table tennis. ill Mrs. Nowak, department head, works diligently to make sure that Northern's physical education program is the best! KZ? Mrs. Beeler, Aide, Mrs. VonBargen and Mrs. Nowak relax between classes. Gi Ms. Battle per- suaded IL. to R.l Mr. King, Mr. Miller, Aide, and Mr. McCormick to pose for this picture. tell Mrs. Nowak ex- plains the activities for the day to her class. ,ff V --fv 'W' jj 1 . ef ' ' ...,.,. , .... . , , f'i' 45,5 25 I 5 U. Q Z .gave .nh , 3:0 ,, 4, I ,' ,f ' ' if . . 1, ' . ' f-.v -.., Q , A' L 'Z 'Z . , g 7 ' , 5 ,V es 1 fee - , ' f ' 1 4 ,f dw ,gg M. ,f f , ' 1 ii ' ifif 'L ug' - in H ' ,W ., M -A' v-4 fi WM J y M 4? . 4,9 , We W SW.. 1 f5l One orm ofexercise is weightlifting, which Mr. King f teaches to his class. t6i Mrs. VonBargen and Anthony Reyes practice their volleyball skills. ifliiwiiil lfiiiication l7cpai'tmci1t 177 Q . -- f llllnik-QllX'6l!?lmi'il1PW! 'l! ! ll I If 'v VOCATIO AL EDUCATIO ' Northern is very proud of its Vocational Edu- cation Department. Classes and programs are designed so that students learn, practice and perfect skills that will enable them to leave high school with strong backgrounds in print- ing, electronics, drafting, auto mechanics, power machines and welding. i K E 1 l I, ' X cs 1-rf. f . i 1 14. g Q 1 If Im ' , If ' as I X4 a QP x . I ' Q 9- if.- L'1'ulm: 1i.fl f t:I.':lil1wi l7r'ju1rfr1n'11t 1 H ' 'V' ' Dpenzng Doors to Great Futures 44 ri! i, The Vocational Education Department is helping young people prepare today for to- morrow. Pictured on page 178: C12 Michael Piotrowski takes a break in welding class. C21 The Vocational Education de- partment - lseated L. to RJ Ms. Wright, Mr. Frede- rick, Mr. Hulse, Ms. Finley, and Mr. Hovis. f3J Mr. Benner and Darryl Hubbell prepare a plate in the print- shop. 142 Mr. Brown and his electronics class sometimes view films which supplement class work. Pictured on page 179: U1 Mr. Hovis is completing his first year as department head. His enthusiasm and help are apprecia- ted his students and the members of his department. l2l KL. to RJ Mark Ratliff, Brooks Wilcox and james Brady complete an assignment in printshop. l3l Mr. Frederick gives assistance to Ben Preacher with his draft- ing, as james Newport looks on. V .,. , Y ,.,,, ,., ff' 5 ,,..-45 I . . -f -.----2' ' 'beau . cv f e 3 , ,A.ux.A. 1 1 1 merit lm L V L i Q -' A f ' Muszc transcends our dzfferences, upl1ftsoursp1r1ts,and Langua lll Mrs. Haney rehearses the vlzuir to ensure a lzlzrrrzmzmlzs sound. 122 The Music Departmgnf - Mrs. Haney and Mr, Adams. 132 Members ofthe orchestra: IL, tu RJ, lseatedl N. Pearson and C. Henke. lStandingl L. Ceruti, L. Kimble and M. Negrmz. l4l Mr. Adams checks the progress of Stacey Rundell in htllltl class. lt lakes wamy lmars at practzce and gqruat patience to produce music! IHH f-,lawn !H1ff:rXm'f1l to the poet in all of us. 'NL 4 L l s l W2 , nu I 3 1 V 9. -1 A . gf! '4 an m!.f'P.i'.'?f.EE.'11.- 'R ISI The entire Huskie family salutes Mr. Adams, head of the department ur director of the fabulous Marching Huskies. .A.C. Physical, intellectual and emotional assis- tance are the foundations of the Northern Assistance Center. This group of teachers is responsible for a wide range of students who have an even wider range of abilities. HJ The N.A.C. Department - lFront, L. to RJ Mrs. LaFontaine, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Orban Mrs. Schwartz, and Mrs. Weber. IBackl Ms. Finley, Mr. Williford, Mrs. Harris and Ms. Wright. IZ? Mrs. Schwartz, head of this department, spearheads the activities of N.A.C. This is no easy task, but one which she is very capably handling. l3J Danny Copenhazien and Lisa Thomas take time out to enjoy the Homecoming dance. I ,, ,.. ,.,. . 1. 1 .ini iv, 'KDE 'i N my Hwwmqgi Q A Reservoir o Knowledge lee I- 1 . , ' Q... C11 Mrs. Pomeroy is grateful that the new computer has made book- keeping tasks easier. C21 tl.. to Rl B. Pillion, V. Holloway. E1 L. Re- ggndgg Completean assigrzrnent. HJ Mrs. 1enkins,Mrs. Ga1'iinn'rarm' Mrs. Pomeroy IH! f'Xf1f'fiH7 fA1'Hf1'!' 641 Mrs. Rockole, A-V Specialist, is caught at her desk working. f5.?W, g Mrs. Pomeroy rejoices atfinding that elusive answer. 169 fl- tv R-9 T Eaydkmd lil Corey, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Gardiner, Sf Hockey, and D. Hallworlhq mo, A out schedules for the Student Assistants. k'Wa'1d -l' Xi pri.. UlNorthern shead llbrarzan zs Mrs Pomeroy avery dedzcnted ladw lfl l2lMrs Gardzner Asst Llbrarzan and C32 Mrs Ienkzns Azdl an d l lwtlys pleasant and helpful to students l be The Medza Center 17 --4? ! , xx! ,T A X' ', Q ' tu . ' , A , 4 I . V J 2 M... V X ,Ni , Xl ' ,. J, 7 I X 3 ,Q s f ee t X 'Q f V ff. ,, 'A X ,, V 1 .. .,,, my--,ff I ,E , l. . . , V I I 5 rl Q' l l nv I . 5 5 t 1 ff ' i ml' - ' ' ' ' ' ' , 3 3' . - r - 1 1 -V ,pflllul l ' , fy 1 Y wx. ,., ml, .,,,.,,6. ,llll r . t , ,. t, Q rl ' I. ' 1 ,H ' ' w ..,, :..... ..L , - ' W -- 1 mlm uuuuuunn n 1ll 4.1.1- Counselor Touch the Future f-Qt. M. TX V J ' 9 ,i L The Counselors at Northern play an important role in our lives. They are here to guide us as we make decisions that will affect our future en- deavors. Their main responsibilities are scheduling classes and helping seniors make college choices. However, they also encourage all of us to work up to our potentials, help us solve personal problems and provide friendly and helpful encouragement. Ui Mrs. Martin, secretany, is one busy lady as she prepares senior transcripts for mailing. 621 Mrs. McGhee, head of the department, is one of the most efficient counselors that Northern has ever had. Her door is always open to students. She lends a friendly ear, However, when stern advice is needed, she can give that too! 632 Mr. Riddering, the bi-lingual counselor always has a bright smile for the students and staff. 141 Mr. Houfflias been kept busy this year planning visits, like this one, from college represcntatiziggy 184 Counseling ljcpnrtnicnt , ' d !!Q'rv-. T M 1 sq-ef -gy.. W .. ' I Tomorrow s Drivers 'A-N ..-if M. Li 4' Z ' , Q e Q i i ., it r is sssss is - Drivers' Eduction has become one ofthe most popular classes among the Freshmen and Sophomores. Very early in the second semester, there is a mad rush among Sophomores to sign up for the limited number of slots. Even Freshmen ask questions about when tlzey can take drivers' education. This class teaches students how to handle a very adult responsibility. Students not only learn laws and skills, but they also learn how to exercise good judgment in stress situations. ill The Drivers' Education Department - KL, to RJ Mr, Dempsey, Mr. Stirnac and Mr. Grubb. t2lMr. Grubb, head ofthe department, is determined that students in these classes learn to become good , safe drivers. t 31 Mr. Stirnac keeps a watchful eye on lenny Oosterhof, as she used the skills she learned in class on the driving range, t4l Now I that wasn't so bad. tMr. Stimac and Bihn Lam can relax now that this experience on the driving range is over for the day.l t5l Mr. Grubb uses the textbook to help Tai Bui understand some drivers' education terms. ltto llVlI'L'V'w' ldzniitioii Department mmffuuuszulllv V A - -' mi Meet the Talented and Gifted! ix ,Q ' rg: , , ,'f9ft.? yn' K ,. , . .. ..nm,..Ju.1mlm.,uL - ' 3 l 'rfmvamz ,se VW 'Q M MM mi For the past three years Northern has been zn the process ofdevelopzng a program for the zdentzfzeatzon and enrzchrnent o the most capable students Deszgnated as TAG CTalentedfAcaden1zcaIIy Gzftedl pro gram thzs e ort IS a response to the needfor both recognzzzng and stzmu Iatlng students who show through hzgh test scores and grade poznt aver aqt s both unusual aeadt nuc pronzz-,e andfor speezal talents zn the areas 0 the arts and leadershzp bonu ofthe speezal aetzzntzes planned for thzs group nulude sptake rs fuld trzps aeademze Cornpetztzons and sunznzer Lnrzelumnt programs vfthz zz tra ntanln t1fffll7llfttifL7MT Bzzgharn PJ N1 Bztfh Lfclassi o uuu,ulilr1p1o Q FVIL07'tPV0l1llLfl07lN t3JMr lvrzglzanlofcn 1 L ul nt Ulu L 1 tu Bfen1anandRodrzqzu Ptrru 14 r ttrtta1uM1 Stu on Pontiac orthern Links Hands Across the Ocean' Pontiac Northern has in attendance four ex- change students. This program provides an excellent opportunity for cultural exchange and enrichment. Northern students benefit because they can interact with students from a foreign country. Pontiac Northern is proud of its Exchange Program. 612 lara Mosna is from Italy. She is further to be congratu- lated because she made the all A honor roll. IZ? Mr. Riddering, the bi-lingual counselor, facilitates this pro- gram. 132 Mr. Osborn, Northern principal, gets some instructions from Mr. Nguyen about what foods to select during International Food Day. Misa Sugiya looks on. I4J Ann Kristensen is from Denmark. f5J Akiko Yukimori Ileftl and Misa Sugiya fright? are proud to wear the dress of their native japan. PONTIAC NORTHERN IS HAPPY TO WELCOME NEW FRIENDS PROM ACROSS THE OCEAN! 188 Exchange Program Service With a Smile' ,f ,,f -'Q , Nuqk Where do you go when you leave your pen pen- cil or folder at home or your older alls apart? You go to the Bookstore o course! The Northern Bookstore offers a wide variety of useful items om basics like paper pen and pencil to night- shirts graduation tassels and kleenex. It is open daily om 7:30 to 2:30. Come by whenever you run out o supplies or want to buy a Huskie spirit 1 em. KD Karen Howe Aide sells a folder to Darryl Hubbell. f2l Tosha Burnett always wears a smile when she counts money. l3l As Bookstore secretary Mrs. Bellaver has a tremendous responsibility. It is her job to keep accurate records o all organi ational accounts order supplies and make sure that customers receive ast and friendly service. Northern is forf tunatc to have such a capable lady working hen. ri ' 'A 1 'Store K ,. , , , .. .,.....,1ii..xt.iuL1m.uccuL - 1 '- 3 l Right Arms The Paraprofessionals certainly make the jobs of the professional easier. If you think that they aren't important, just make a list ofthe things they do, then imagine the school day without them. l1lNorthern's Paraprojessionals: tSeated L. to R.t Mrs. Feria, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Richmond, Ms. Wilson, Mrs. Keding, and Mr. McMahon. lStandingl Mrs. Hanke, Mrs. Ellison, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Threlkeld, Mrs. Wilt, Ms. Oliver, Ms. jordan and Mrs. Brown. l2l This lady certainly has herfinger on the button. That's our sniil- ing zerox operator, Mrs. Richmond. t3l We got Mrs. Kayga to stand stiill long enough for this picture. l4l Denise Oliver helps teachers get those Hskippers. She is responsible for the attendance lists. ali lv 1 , '. Y' ' .' P 4' I A ,f ' 4 i rf v4,'?!4- , l ' ' l l 5E x 2 X i i 'V , 3 l5l Mrs. Ellison lstandingl and Ms. Wilson lseatedl certainly make the days of the English teachers much brighter, Shown here, they are no doubt discussing the directions ofsome English teacher. l6t Mrs. Feria is kept quite busy planning and coordinating daily activities for the teachers in her department. Htl l'i1riipi.vtw1 i Hallway Patrol Seasons may come and go, but Staff Assis- tants are always with us. They are here re- minding us to do better and helping us to be better. lll '1Let me have just one more minute to tell her good- bye. lMrs. Martin reminds E. Bowie that it is time to get to class.l l2l These members of the friendly patrol found time to pose for this picture. lSeatedl lL. to RJ Mrs. Hill, Mr. I-lull and Mrs. Martin lStandingl Mrs. Phlegm and Mrs. Moore. l3l Haven't I seen you guys before? lMrs. Martin gives late slips to these students who don't look too happy about having to explain to their teachers why they are tardy. l A v if? l4l Even though this group is smiling, note the referral pad in Mr. Arn1ster's hand. lSeated L. to RJ Mrs. Phlegm and Mrs. Moore. lStar1dingl Mr. Armster, Mr. Eccles, Mr. Chisni, Mr. Barge. l5l Mr. Hull always has a pleasant wordfor staff and students, lol Mr. Williams flzffks lxarcn Froemarfs hall pass. From the srnllc on Lg,mwf's tape, it must be a legal pass .5l.lVl -is -.mils W7 ----'1 Whatever the season the En- gineering Staff is kept busy with problems and complaints. In the summer, we say that it is too hot. ln the winter, we complain about being cold. In spite of all of our complaints, this fine group of people keeps working to make our lives easier. Let's salute them for the fine job that they are doing! 1 ll! Mr. Harper is in his first year as head engineer. lf there is work to be done, he is always there. This building runs so smoothly largely because of his efforts. l2l Mr. Terry is the head engineer on the second shift. Like his day counterpart, he is also very hard-working and very helpful. 132 The Yearbook Staff interrupted the work of IL. to RJ Mr. Sugg and Mr. Hopp when we asked them to posefor this picture. l4l lfwe were giving out a Mr, Personality award, this gentleman would certainly get it. We have never seen him when he wasn't smiling and helpful. l5l Mrs. S. Tyson is another hard-working member of this department. 192 Engineering Department Nw 2 L ,i.l I Keeping Things Together WW 'S s -it 4 A. Q 1 2 fi' fhf , .,.,,.1 -11225 I 1 fg- 1:3 , rf uw 'rrfz' f, Freshmen are unbeaten, original, forever winning. The definition of Fresh A new beginning. With the will always Znsf. r 5559545-.,::.'L-V. . , ,,:fi5ZffL'., Ar ,,,., tqply H .Y 114117 ,f.. I' f'f'fJiI7IL'f! 1 93 F rf..-f i 1. l. I. 21 in ,. 1 l i I r i A 4 4 5 I . F . ' w W 1 r 1 4 1 4 E ,132 E 4 i i 1 l I I i One Year in the Li e o Freshmen PQNTIAC' 'NORTHERN A l 194 Freshmen illmnm vwnrfxmnm 1 Freshmen must be some of the bravest people in the world. Not only must we enter a new school full of unfamiliar faces, we must also learn how to conquer the bewildering size of our new school. That is why Freshmen are most commonly compared to summer. just as summer supplies fresh new energy to all living things, so do Freshmen bring new life and perspective to a new environment. We learn to cope and face the experiences that await us. We form and make new friends and we begin to enjoy such things as the Coronation, Spirit Week and sporting events. I t is a bright, new year. It is a year in the life of a Freshman. x,, ,afx A v N 5 K L V it-fee ,,-, L - N S B 2 Sa QNX ' 'ZS' These Freshmen maintained a 3.0 grade point for the first Marking period. They have started their high school careers off in the correct manner and proved that the transition from junior high to senior high T can be smooth. Preparing or the Future . I 1 , 'T' i , i , as T , in 5 Q 'if 'Y' f 'I r r r Q k Avii A 'L ' f 4 v 6: S k' rf' 0 A gr ., A T . it Q ff Q, it 2 9 Aceoedo, Samuel Adams, Annette Adams, Felesa Aleman, Thomas Allen, Khanesia Allen, Lakesha Amerson, Karen Anderson, Claudia Anderson, Laueta Andrews, Delores Anthony, Tyeseia Apple, Laurie Arnold, Edward Arnold, Matthew Armstrong, Mario Ashley, Heidi Austin, Marlen Averett, Rodney Avery, Kareeba Ayres, Gregory Backes, Iacqueline Baldwin, Chadwick Ball, Yolanda Ballard, William Barber, Allen Barnes, Tylon Barrett, Stacey Bass, Samuel Batten, Grant Bazile, Dave Beeler, Andrea Bell, Arron Bennett, Terra Benton, Frederick Berlanga, Michael Bernard, Frankie Blair, Shauntel Boone, Donald Boose, Mark Bourgeois, Zenetra Bowen, Ann Bowman, Degui Boyles, Frederick Boynton, Trevor B7'115ZUCll, MilL'llll,1f Bray, Iarnes Brewer, joseph Bridgewater, Tanya Freslirizen 195 Duperron, Gina Eaglen, Mark Elcan, Satanya Eubanks, Christopher Evans, Katina Ewald, Edwin Ewald, joel Fair, john Felder, Roderick Flanigan, Loria We're the Class of 91 . ' --.:.2f ,4-4':1i:-al ' xr V,,o :ix '- far 7, 2 f f, ff 4' 10 I fu. n ' I ' me ' 7 0 'V f ' f J x f-ka if , ,f 7 16 or Vik 141 W an -Q xv , I, ,,,, , , 6 1 f f me t 7 Z A 7' ff 7 f f 42 'K 1 'vial an W X A 5,1 , , 4, ii , 7 G 4' If ,nam 4 'Wav ll 4 . aim, fi ji K ,tl if , WW , W, 'V3.g,,, nr., ' f l z Jr a- ' WZ '- if fri. f l 4 ,-. ' , Ford, Et Ford, Trgllena Foster, Shawn Fouse, Aaron Frrwler, Kevin Fox, Dann Franklin, ohnny Frantz, Rebekah Felix, Anne Ferrell, Kandace Finney, Darris Finney, Dionne Freeman, Anthony French, Desiree Fulkerson, jennifer Gaeth, Thomas Ga e, K le Gaiam, llsoman Garner, Monica George, Christofher George, Kimber y Geroge, Vernicia Gill, Sherman Gilyard, Larry Glenn, Dorian Glover, Demand Goff, Leslie Gomez, Francisco Gomez, Todd Gonzales, Carlita Gonzales, Maria Graller, Denni Green, Carl Green, Charles Green, Darnel Green, Denise Green, joann Green, Tusaj' we grglfiidlhegghgrank Guerbe, jason Gutierrez, Antonio Gutierrez, Erica Hagen, David Hai ht, Ranae Hal? Paul Hamilton, Roshaunda Hamilton, Walter Freslzrnen 197 Hamler, Tracy Hardman, Dawn Harris, Michael Harry, Carla Hartsfield, Albert Hatcher, Michele Hathcock, Clay Hawthorne, Calvin Hayes, Marlene Heckert, Barbara Heman, Angel Henderson, james Henderson, Therese Hendon, Lakeshia Hendon, Lawanda Henke, Brian Henke, Charles Henry, Aaron Hernandez, Rachel Herrera, Mann Herring, Darrell Hickman, Cecil Hick, Charles Hicks, jefferey Hicks, Matthew Higdon, Christy Hill, Lee Hill, Scott Hill, Vickie Hillie, julian Hillie, Lyndon Hinton, Sandra Hirsch, Traciee Hoban, Timothy Hoffman, jennifer Holden, Gary Holdman, William Holmun, Vera Hoover, Damon Howard, Earlie Howard Reginald Huges, Linell Humphries, Amy Humphrey, janell Hunt, Ayana Hunt, Belinda Hunt, Shameka lnglsbee, Eric 198 Freshmen if Freshmen were very involved in sports this year. ilseft to Rightl Heather Carrol, Angel Heman and jackie Backes were very suppor- tive of the Girls' Swim Team. Their energy and ejjfort were certainly appreciated. That's the way to get involved, Freshmen! ,- -1 ,ah 0 l '43 fx , 1 1 - ' fi? Q 'R x i Q -J i ' ' ,-I a-,'4l fs, QS 11 'lv' c M..- I F' 'N I l n 2 1 Q 9 fn' A if fag? U Y iv We re so ha 7-1, Sweet in W' W' if 1 1 i 'QU Lab lrwzn Nfladiun jackson Arllss jackson Clmstina jacobs Charleq jacobs Marius jamison james jeffrey Carl johnson Andrew johnson Deirdre johnson Erzcka if johnson johnson johnson johnson johnson Kimberly Lakeesha Rahsaan Troy Veronica 'NG Q. 141' ' war fe eg 71 Q ,,.- M, ' ay? 4' 2 ff, I 'Wir' I an ig if 4 v f 1 at gy , J warn j ff I li ' ,. 1 'H i 8 Q if Q5 ' is 1 Wm-A Q 1 -. ,- U- V20 V . , L: M in 'K s 4' f sg 5 .1 f t , f. -' K .MA pw., . . ,, ,U .Q'. W I. ji fe, -- .i 1, 1 5 X A ,:.f,'1-1 ,,' joiner Gloria 07165 07165 07165 07165 07165 07165 07165 Belinda ames janette Kiambee Robert Shan na Troy jordan Trent Kaiser Robin Kenyon jeffrey Karen Angela Keeler Derrick Kimble Leondra Kirkland Wayne Kirksey Lewis Knight Elbert Kyles Lashonda Kyles Stacy lam Van Lasalle Christopher Lash Wykeyma Lathon Ericia laturneuu jennier Lawrence Gregg Lawrence, Roshanda Lawrence, Talana Lee, Nang-Bee Lee, William Lefler, Michelle Lemus, Mindy Lewis, Venus Light, David Lilly, Norman Lilly, Rebecca Littles, Elton Logan, jason Lo, Kon Losano, David Lucas, Sherrie Lmnpkzn, Willie Luna, jose Madden, Slmrva f - ll'f i7 IW 1-,X in s N . . . 1. i.,L:i.u-.lLL!, mI1...,.i.:L ' - i - - McGee, Kenneth Maggard, Eric Malley, Quinn Malnory, April Marr, Cindy Martin, Raymond Martinez, Antonio Martinez, Marilyn Mason, Heidi Mayes, Devina McCallister, Demetria McCoy, Catina McCoy, Kenneth McCathern, Charmeen McCullum, Ryan McCray, Sharon McDonald, Heather McDonald, Iune McDonald, Melinda McGhee, Denita McGhee, Thaddeus Mclntosh, Michelle McKenzie, Alisia McKnight, Nicklaus NcNeal, Marcus McPherson, Omar Merritt, Adrienne Metcalf, Walter Michael, Audrey Middleton, Gary Miller, Edward Miller, Shawn Morton, Ajene Morris, Timothy Morris, Adrian Moore, Shawna Moore, Antoine Mills, Angela Miller, Robert Morton, Iohn Nloshier, Brett Moss, Gregory Mullins, Daniel Mullins, jeremy Musse, Antonio Myers, Christopher Myers, Marcus Nacianceno, Lydia 200 Freshmen Freshmen were among the first to put up cam- paign signs to declare their candidacy for class offices and Homecoming Court. The cam- paign period was conducted in the spirit of Huskie competitiveness. Kimberly Phillips carefully places her poster in the most strategic place, as several Huskies help her get it just right. Class of 1 if X -Q i S 1 A Yi .ZZ 'J V3 -6 ,v vs A t 4.3 ' ti! X K X W Q ' Sp A My T T VV 5, il AZ, ' . . 'Q il , 4 1 Q, , fe, '4 I 1 v af' f W A in ,I N ' t ,ITVT T I4 , 1 -f A ,L ' 1 ., ,, l.- 1 M I ff 0 f w f fu, 4-- 'Q u F ' A I' eh L.. L Michael Chunn strikes a stately pose as lze brings in the shield to represent the Freshman Class during the Homecoming Coronation This event was one 0 many that gave the Freshman a chance to show that they are loyal Huskies too' Pre hrnen Spzrzt Shine Through 0 ffl! if lg ' ff, mlm 42911 Z7 rj!! X Ou .V-wana-M W 0 f 1,1,e , uv Zvi? ' 4 . -A . ,,, f, ,,. 1, ,,,, f 4 ff-a s , ,V is f- e a FQ :iii if iv ' ' , , . 1. ...zn..i...Liu.ii Neff Heather Negron Meliza Norris Amema Northrop Steven Nifkanen Erika Oehoa Richard Osta julia Page David Page Kihz Palmer Sean Palmer Shawn Peet Develin Pennyman Shellea Peoples Detonva Perkins Paula Peters Cynthia Petrie Shirley Pham Dan Phillips Kimberly Polk Latreasa Potts Elton Powell Michelle Prentis Erika Prince, james Rabine Laura Ramos Dalila Randolph Heather Raspberry Bryan Reed Eric Reed Rhonda Resende- Tracey Rezvald Catherine Reyes Anthony Reyff Robert Rhineheart, Ronald Rice Arkaz ia Ridgeway Michail Rivera Salvador Roach errjy Robertson, Curtis Robinson, Wilmeeia RLlliXK'f,', Efllill Rodrigzim, .-Xliigail Rllilfllglltf, Larry xl Q 'Z . HIL' lx i.f'lv 'I Og L' . 'K ' Dt' . wifi 1, A- ni lf fe, ,lvrvvpvi my ll1lL....liL 'Q ' . i - - Rosado, Morayma ROSS, lohnny Ross, Monica Rouser, Kametra Rowe, Dwayne Ryans, Kimberly Sanders, Angela Sandercook, William Santiago, Maria Sauk, Michelle Say, Peou Schalau, Dennis Scruggs, Laneshia Seay, Robert Shears, Stacey Shelton, lermaine Shelton, Tonya Shoopman, Shauna Shouse, Levi Siller, Deanna Simmons, Cornelius Simmons, Roslyn Simoni, Lincoln Slusher, Brandy Smith, Cameron Smith, Clayton Smith, Rena Soriano, Raymond Sorning, Thomas Spann, jessica Sparks, Raymond Spellman, Alvin Spencer, Patrice Springfield, Shawn Stenquist, Iody Stephens, Blair Stewart, Anisa Stewart, Iohn Stock, Christina Stovall, Michael Stubbs, Ioseph Sublett, lesse Talley, Keith Taylor, Clarrisa Taylor, Dametria Taylor, Stephanie Taylor, Trisha Taylor, Tracy llll lr. tliiiiwif All ofthe studying, lzard work and troubles paid Off when loel Ewald, lody Stenquist, Andrea Beeler, and Shameka Hunt lived up to Northern's Commitment to Excellence by earning all A's in the first making period of this 1987l1988 school year. These students proved their Huskie spirit and pride by zoork- ing their hardest to complete their Freshmen yellf. Freshmen are Committed to Excellence f i: , -1:4 ,. i, if-'NM X 'G' as Q If ' , S ,4 W Pflfzv y. 'fm f, I l 1 . These students are working hard on the D A T lDzfferent1al Aptitude Testl This is given to all Freshmen at the beginning 0 each year Students take the testzn two places Lzt tle Theater and Computer Lab Pontiac Northern 1s the only school in Michigan us :ng computers to gzoe thzs test Scores are used to help counselors place students znto Talented and Gifted class sectzons Oh the joys of Te tzngl Temple Thomas ,-A Thomas lf 4' Thomas Thomas Thomas rs-J I Iames Chane Christopher Kuame Molly Tou ana on dvi A LL Th relkeld Deon Tiernan Kenny Tou nsend Loren o Traylor Erika Tucker Scott Turner Charlene Vaughn Bryant Valde Gloria Vansell Shannon Velasque Maria ,, A y Walker -- , at ,V Walker V Walker ..V,Vr ,RQ ' W Walker - - T f- V T Walker Demetrius Ez onne Latresha Loz ani Alyssa f Wardlaw Christopher -A Ware loseph Warner Darlisha Warren Brian 'ff If if f f' 'f -.,f W Washington, Reita Wayne Shannon Webb Lola Wesley Carmina West Terri Wheeler Tonya White Stephanie Whittaker Toneka Wick: Dazid Williams Williams Willimns Williams 1 M A lWilliains A A , Williarnj V V H ill i Zinj H A IN illiarnj Willi Illlf ,. P . I 'T liii -2 .. - I ..,-' lid Q ' 'i is. Angela Angela Ayanna , Billie Io Karnika , Kamiglia , Kenyatta , .Nikki , William' , IH tl i -Kim txaina T N ..ji',Nir- -U . L A ,. .. i..iilu.v.llLf.,lllillL.,,l.Zl. - f ' ' 1 2 - Wood, Carrie Woods, Charles Woods, Darius Woods, Ienise Woon, Tammie Wright, Nicole Wright, Shayla Wright, Sheryl Wright, Theresa Xiong, Xang Yang, Der Yang, Geu Yang, Maul!! Yelder, Erick Young, Larhonda Young, Marvin -ll-l g. ,J 'ff ,. if 1 2 s Va ' 'fi is 'ef a I , , K1 log 4.. 41 9 on i' I V Ii., . Ti Q f- IIN Young, Vicki Laurence, Talana MOST MOST Freshman can always depend on Mr. Davis and Mrs. H 1cks! Pictured above is Mr. Davis, Freshman principal. Students often visit Mr. Davis' office. That's because he is such an understanding person. From the great smile on Mr. Davis' face, obviously, Shanitha Betty and Lyneshia Scruggs aren't in any serious trouble. iLeftJ Mrs. Hicks found something to smile about as she related to Mr Davis some comical incident involving a Freshman. Roses are red violets are blue - Mrs. Hicks is sweet. Mr Davis is too. iii i,'HiIll7r.'F' Freshmen Salute Leaders HOST MUST Env!-X ,- . ,. '7- .'-fObi 'NST WST HOST Fiilll Tlilll FREYTI B F, glfsv- i ' l 3, . '-ASS I miss 1 ii WE oi DIZZIE MOST -' --1- - 1' -, L' -- . - I .. . 'm ' , .- '?lv ' .ogg ' 1.i'13'fQ I ' . 1 ab . I -u. ' f ' ' Freshman Class Survey MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC MOST TIMID MOST UNIQUE lOriginalI MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN YOUR DREAMS MOST SPIRITED MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PRETTIEST EYES PRETTIEST I-IAIR PRETTIEST SMILE BEST BODY BEST DRESSED BEST COUPLE CLASS I-IAMS CLASS FLIRTS MOTOR MOUTI-IS LIFE OP THE PARTY DIZZIEST MOST FRIENDLY -rf -:www A 'wr---' Q is -'J 1 1' , , X . w',,,' ff --gag -,. 5, ,, V. s s . , 4 , vxxlg 'Q 1 I Female Angela Williams Tracy Hamler Meliza Negron Anitra Cole Alicia Cato Charmeen McCathern Amy Humphries Shameka Hunt Meliza Negron Carlita Gonzales Angela Williams Arlicia Cato Arlicia Cato Cynthia Peters 8 Shauna Shoopman Kim Phillips Latrisha Walker Lisa Compton Iody Stenqiiist Denise Gi'i'e'i ulujniluilll it 1 f-1113-:T 'Pu-:,T :fi . ,A H? .. -' 1 if-,-I 1' P' ' ff, J' , 5, IK ' 1 X XX' se' i it 43.4 Ei' S Male joseph Stubbs Ryan McCullum Willie Lumpkin Ronald Rhinehart Charles Green Brian Henke Brian Henke Brian Henke Kenneth Magee Ryan McCullum Bryant Vaughn Ioe Brewer Ryan McCullum Omar Lawrence Dewayne Maze Kyle Smith Deon Peoples Curtis Coats Derran Green Brian Henke Freshnien -05 7 f 4 2 4 I it Most Popular Most Athletic Angela Williams and joseph Stubbs Tracy Hamler and Ryan McCullum Most Timid Most Unique Meliza Negron and Willie Lumpkin Anitria Cole and Ronald Rhinehart l-l'L'5llllll'l1 .1-,fa ' I? 1 Most Likely To Be Found In Your Dreams Most Spirited Allfm Cam and Charm Green Charmeen McCathern and Brian Henke .'Y1 Bi V .-.., A 1.13 :,Q - 4,..f,y-. fn ,W-1 VI., ':f'T2-'Ffa 3 A Year in the Life o Friendships PQNTIAG 'NORTHERN - . HIGHQSCHOQL i . if 1 K , 210 Last Reflections One is a single and very lonely number. That is why people need people. No one person can survive in this world with just himseh When people need other people, they become friends, forming bonds that become sonze of the most important things in the world. Without friendships, a person's life is not complete. One needs to experience the value of a true friendship in order to feel that his life is complete. True friendship is what this section is all about. The 1987-88 yearbookstaff is pleased to present this very special section dedicated to just friends . This section will be here forever, so that far in the future, you will be able to remember and cherish your high school friendships, We understand how important friendships are in a high school students life so we are proud to present to you the 1987-88 Buddy, Buddy section. ini ISI 1 I F ri L fl s K is pn fl with ,im WS, forum lfffds loexpp lffiscompl 987 ag W on dedifalf: that far mn lgll sfhool hi are in al: I the1987-85 TRUE FRIE DSHIPS ' ' 1 m MW .M 1 1 i ll to rl Mr. Nelson and Mr. Green ll to rl Shawanna Hay and Nicole Kanoyton fl to rj Yvette McGee and Vicky Iones 'eli 5 XM 4'9 5 A' 5 wack row I to 0 Trim Fields and Iacqueline Cl to rj Lisa Williams and Denise Oliver Cl fo rl Kim McCallum and Erica Ellison Lumpkin lfront row l to rl Kevin Williams and Otho Scarbrough lf. l.17SfRi'fleCflmi5 211 SaA'a A LAST M ORE THA 3' V 'P S 'Im' ' .1 ' 'fr - L? f' ' 'Vik , ','7f.3 Z'.1f in-1' x ' 4--g M- -fg Q , IK., r-- 'rf I I I ftop fOU,7, julie Landry fmjddlg row - I to rj Istanding I to rl Stacey Taylor, Kim McKeez'er II to rl Amy Word and Susan Gqrfig Sarah Bishop and Toby Baker Ibottom row- I to and Andrea Stout fseatmgl Scott Kozicki . X rl Tonia Miller and Shonda Snoddy-Walker gif: 1 'wr- xr EIWJ11 1 .-1 , , Q I fl to rl james Brady and Dave Lessard fl to rl Tammy Hopkins, Tammy Ayres, and I top row- I to rl Scott McCalIister and Rob Tammy Latham Inwood fbottom row - I to rl Iohn Suiter, Iames Snyder, and Dale Briggs Hyun , MDW 212 Last RefIections S i Slim Gi, :QT if fcl11fsff'Qf,Jr fl lvhl' 5' d :MW in--T K 1 t 1 i O E SEASO fl to rl Mrs. King and Miss Battle ss,, gf . . A f y z V.. S df 'dat' avlft- U' ftop row - l to rt Michael Long and David Dusten fbottom row - l to rl Candy Beeman, Shawn Martin, and lennifer Schultz fr My hs? ll and Cl to rl Mr. Davis and Mr, Petway K top row - l to rl Stephanie Iacobs, Andrea Stout, and Kim McKeever I bottom row - l to rl Rhonda Rusk and Stacey Taylor ...AA X : I 0 y till Diiull 5 ,1 lv l i fo -f fl to rl TeRah Hazard, Kevin Henderson, David Hardirnan, Affhif Phillips and fl to rl Chris Fisk, lawn Elliot, Scott Kozicki, and Ryan Shannon Ben Davis U112tRetlcctioizs 213 Qiln 7 emurg x Q. Karen Sue Potlow Evette Lashawn Bronner May 27 1970 December 17, 1987 lulv 5 1971 lf1'1WV1 1988 Dedicated to Karen and Eziette: We all know that death will conze. But not this way, Not while dreams are unfulfilled And youthful minds are yearning still To taste the success of chosen fields. In future worlds where blood is nnspilled Perhaps when golden years are done, Where minds and bodies yield less fun We then await the setting sun. But not this way. lMr. Ramon Harrzsj The Northern Family is deeply saddened by the loss of Karen and Evette We extend our deepest sympathies to their famzlzes AVALAN CHE STAFF Ms. Ioanne Battle Adviser Tamm Hopkins Yvette McGee Tammg' Latham Editor!O,rgan1zations EditorlSeniors Editor! tudent Life A Letter from the Editors This school year of 1987-88 is coming to a close. Each of us has a treasure chest of memories. As the years go we can look back on these memories that the yearbook staff has tried to capture in this year's Avalanche. Much hard work was put forth to make this yearbook the best possible. We, the editors, would like to thank those who gave of their time. First, we thank the staff members for the many hours of work that they gave. We also thank Mrs. Carol Grandberry for her delicious food on those ' 'marathon sessions. The staff would not have survived without it. Thanks also to the student body for supporting our school and purchasing a yearbook. We saved the best for last. For the first time in the history of our school, the yearbook has a new adviser, Ms. Ioan ne Battle. We especially thank her. She made it through this first year, almost without scars. Hopefully, this will not be her last year. Don't forget that your knowledge will be needed and appreciated next year. While we rejoice about the happy times, we will also remember this year as a time of sadness because we lost two of our students - Karen Potlow and Evette Bronner. They will be dearly missed. The many memories - good and bad - have been captured as best we could. We hope that you will treasure and enjoy this yearbook. Sincerely, Yvette McGee, Tammy Latham, Tammy Hopkins, Editors Q u f Azfalar1clieStaff Zlo 52 e it it M' mama - 'H' -tim 1 uuumuuunm 1 ilu. l I' 11 mnuxawwwl - llllllllll -5- 1 i A Year in the Life ofthe Yearbook Staff I Parker and K Wheatley fold letters to send out NL F Grandberry works hard to get pzctures labeled D Peery and I Sykes look on as T Lathan gzves some zn structzons fy I ,iz 'Z Q1 .Xl '1 fi e trzcks o the trade are well learned by S Kozckz I Ellzott and S Shoopman who are taught by a pro T Hopklns R AK 3, Y McGhee works to get the semor baby pzctures placed just rzght ,Q-1. The yearbook stajj had Hu 1 fl: ly 1115 Ht lll fa Lomb Fado T It Oakland Press wztlz an llll tw ' ,i 5 V' ' ' A 6 . y 2 RQ 4 X rl ' fy 1. I' i dpi 4 R ' N 40 ' f '91 Q' , ' N 'll- '4 Q , , ,X - ,lv , ' 1 ' r, 'X is ' .1 L '4 - - uf. ' ,fl . , . , . 1 ...W ' t I , ' A E , z, ' I I . 5, V4 y J , I 5 I :V . , '11 , , Y. ' .f If . 5 ' I ' m ,A 4 . if K ,f ,,f'lv A . . 4 ' . + 'T f in W V 1 , . 25 191- ,4 A Wt, , F ,nhl .4, , . . . g,,',:vf , I v k f - y 1, eff- 'V , fy ' - ,fp . . -' ffl --,f .Qf 'f jagafgggl 1, V ,,,, ,- ' r V ' V. ' 5 ' ,sf . 'f ' , A . , L I m M 1 A ,. A , , 7 f2f,f,f f - ' -' . ' ls M' , 'V' -- y , xt ' , , , 4 r P' W -- nfs gl ' N A T l I u . - . pn'wf',wo' V 1' JJ l' T 5 v f 'ttot' l' . .V , I ,L ml. ,,,,, -A..,., I, . , , , . . ,. . 1 JN . . A 1 A . -ly vllff T W i T A r Q ,N A y V 1 lg 4 .- A I u I l xl KAL n.umnuuumu.mml1 3 l Meiitor, :ser and Friend This page is dedicated to Mr. txen l'lt'f'gltSOlZ,,t1 man whom we can call the Father ofthe Avalanche. In the opening year of Pontiac in 1958, Mr. Kerguson became a teacher in the business department. Even though he knew very little about Northern or how to produce a yearbook, he became Northern 's first yearbook adviser. With the help of the publisher and the staff, he had a successful first year, putting to bed the 1958 issue of the yearbook, which he named The Avalanche. As the years went by, he and his staffs produced top quality books. Through the years, his artistic abilities showed more and more as each book went to press. Even with hard times such as the millage failures and a major heart attack, he came through. Despite these and other difficulties and taking a year off, Mr. Ferguson renzained dedicated to producing the Avalanche. In 1986, the Avalanche was left with no adviser, and once again, he stepped in. Even though he was told to stay away from stressful situations, he decided to produce one more yearbook because this would also be the year that he would retire. We take this opportunity to thank him for his many years of loyal service. We further wish him a very happy and restful retirement. Mr. Ferguson, see how many of these pictures you remember. 612 This was taken during the very early years. 121 In this photo, Mr. Ferguson and the yearbook staff decided to be creative for their yearbook pictures. He isn't really holding up that build- ing. !3l This last picture shows that Mr. Ferguson was still hard at work, even the year that he retired. l l. ' ' ' X f P xi? 332' 4 , y ef, My ., Lua., , .,, if-. , fv ,.m, , ,.::-?i8,:1 ' . K , -ea. . WSU' , .. 4 1 . ..,.. .,.I.:Ln.J ...ll.l..llHl-L,..h4L all ,V. .,., .M Q I ,w , liffvx ff f . , 7 ,, ,,,,,,, , ,, ,3 ff ' iff! an s il1ar1ff ' lt is a Kappa League tradition to support all worthwhile endeavors. We take exceptional pleasure in being a part of the finest yearbook ever. The youngmen of the League challenge all to raise their aspirational levels and to become models for other teens. '1n1r:1':1u1'w. - mwrrwzmwnmn A - mf i Kappa League Advisors: Ernest McClendonlMelv1n Mzdgett Senior babies from page 55 1. Krista Campbell 2. Mark Kettonen 3. jackie Parker 4. Yvette McGee 5. Dinh Nguyen 6. Sheleda jackson 7. Diana Bui 8. Major Shannon 9. Sherri Robbins 10. Dorothy Wright 11. Tiffany Smith 12. Becky King 13. Sarah Bishop 14. Nicole Kanoyton 15. Angela Hardiman 16. Tony Arroyo 17. Shonda Snoddy-Walker 18. Shannon Clark 19. Ellis Simmons 20. Kimily Fitzpatrick 21. Tenchie de la Fuente 22, jamilah Smith 23. Tonia Miller 24. Rob Inwood 25. Ben Davis 26. Brenda jordan 27. Diana Romero Senior babies from page 56 julie Landry Audra Hicks Shawndalyn Brooks jeff Bergstrom Tammi Morris Alicia Price . jonathan Suiter Mari Coyle Latrica Fields Ben Preacher Gwen Stimage Lawanda jackson Stacy Roberts Maritza Romero james Brady Tammy Latham Sandra Harrold Dave Lessard Doresa Armstrong Marilyn Negron Vanessa Handsor Dana Peery Carri Woodcraft Karen Howe Tachzmda Burks Shelly Felton jamie Nash jerzriijer Sauk lviiclmul Smith Tarzya Nyc lNlcpl1.':..' 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Bobbie Lorenz Mr. Douglas Riddering Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Fran Butler Peggy Beeler Mary Robertson Linda Orban Essie McGhee Gail Moreau Mrs. Ian Preston Mrs. Mrs. Velma Oliver Sharon Richmond Mr. john Hovis From Patrons Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Grant Annette Riley Earlene Crisp Lena Steverson Mr. Frank Grandberry Sr. Mrs. Carole Grandberry Todd Grandberry Frank Grandberry Ir. Ms. Gloria Hardiman Mrs. jessica Ramsey Mrs. Rosie Richardson Mrs. Shirley Thomas Congratulations Avalanche Staff! You are to be complimented on a job well done. We also extend congratulation and best wishes to the Class of 1988 and all students at Pontiac Northern High School. Make the most of your high school years, for a mind is a terrible thing to waste. Messiah M.B. Church Rev. Roy C. Cummings, Pastor T fa...-...f rip 1: 1 ' X X .-ldzlcrtlszrz -N DOK RS. lckly, office tomt pads pamphlets reports IESUIHGS stationery tickets cut fold typeset R '91 5 lx 1 F..--C. 1--1 r' 3 'Q-. --- Mfg Congratulations to the Class of 1988 and best wishes to all students at Pontiac Northern High School! Continue to strive for excellence in your aca- demic endeavors and in all phases of your lives. Dr. IoAnne Holbert Deputy Mayor Pontiac, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE YEARBOOK STAFF DEIRDRE HOLLOWAY, M.D., P.C. OPHTHAMOLOGY EYE EXAMS SURGERY CONTACT LENSES 91 N. SAGINAW DOWNTOWN PONTIAC 858-8330 Jeffery Martin, D.D.S. Family Dentistry Best Wishes, To the graduating seniors, and to those who have a little further to go: Remember, if you don't know nothing, you ain't got nothing coming. Hang In There. , Advurtimzlq lmmmvnmlnsmun MEMBERS sift. 5 1. Y' M g . N ra' .gi lf if 8 l ll . 1. P .lf.- 'IN - l'lllflll'l7r aWl.:.M7llg - - - i - X ,11- l.D.S. any mbelf lllgf you JIHHIS' 'Y' 1,1 1' ma Q Basileus - Willie Aldridge 1st Anti - Dorothy King 2nd Anti - Willie Redmond 3rd Anti - Brenda Street Recording Grarnmateus - Rozella Amerson Corresponding Grammateus - Carolyn Dinkins Aufwiedershen Agboka Mattie Alexander Mattie Amerson Angela Austin Verlee Blackshere Florine Boman Stephanie Booth Dorothy Brown Delores Burton juanita Dove Alice Hairston 1 f 1. 1 7 -x W-, '-er 'H-.lf ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. LAMBDA RI-IO ZETA CHAPTER P.O. BOX 4106 Pontiac, Michigan 48057 OFFICERS Tamias - janice Bynum Epistoleus - Yvonne Robinson Phylacter - Patricia Whitfield Antapokritis - Regina Allie Members-At-Large - Carole Grandberry ZETA AMICAE QFRIENDJ ZETA ARCHONETTES CYOUTH AGES 14-181 Annie P. Brent Emma jackson Marge jefferson Emma Laster Muriel Lewis Rosa McKnight Clara Norris Canovia Sharpton Annie Smith Lenetta Walker Regina Welsey Terrie Harshaw Mary Howard Sandra Horton Deloris Berrien-jones Shirley Marshall janie Payne janice Stewart Linda Toney juanita Warren Sue Williams Doris Woods Cewanda Bell Tawana Bragg Yvette Brinker Kennethia Flonnoy Yolanda jackson Kenya Marion Sharon Pittman Chera Robinson Valerie Turner A5 lu . yo. ,415 C I J Q 5 1 'td- . ' -1 .Lf s , smug .a ..' MZ I S E' il . In Q1 1 ll' 'la I . 'f 'di l 'Q' . ox is lt! hi! . fl? -:-N 'oz -021 if 8241154 Thomas Anderson, Sr. james Armstrong Luther Blue Leo Bowman Dexter Bussey joseph C. Calhoun Leslie j. Cobb Carlos Corniffe Richard Craig Curtis Davenport Harold Davis james E. Davis, Keeper of Records 8: Seal Matt T. Garris, Keeper of Peace SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1988! May All Your Aspirations Be Attained! Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Omicron Alpha Alpha Chapter P.O. Box 3036 Pontiac, MI 48059 Cyrill Hall Kenneth Long Pierre Hall jack Manning, jr. William Hayes Matthew McNeal Ruther Haynes j. Carl McNeary Gerald Holland Andrew Minor, jr. Willie Houff Curtis Nash Rev. Thomas Hughes, Chaplain H. Wallace Parker james E. Hunter Stephen C. Perry Darryl johnson james Petteway, M,D. james E. johnson, Basileus john Poe Ruben johnson Marty M. Powell, D.D.S. Frank C. jones Eugene j. Rogers, M.D. Vice-Basileus Seymour Hundley, jr. Quinton T. ROSS Carl D. Lawrence R018I1d Leggett Eddie Squaire Beauregard Stubblefield W. Douglas Taborn j.R. Taylor Conway Thompson Robert Thornton Horace L. Tramble Clifford Sykes Kit Walk Clifton C. Walker Eric Walker Arthur Williams Kevin Williams Leroy Williams, Sr. !,....-. sm!! HW WWEHHQQS mf' fltiwrtisirzg 2 I7 Za E? rnimrv MISSIQNARY Max Beck BAPTIST CHURCH School Photographer izoszm BAILEY! PAsroR Mlchlgan School no 123 wssseri smfrr PONTIAC I Sanctuary Worship Education Hour Plctures' nc Sundoyll ooAM a7ooPM Sunduy93oAM Class of Prayer Praise Hour Bible Study wed iooPM av 45PM niesdnyo isPM Gggd Lugk Wednesday 12 noon 8 6 45 P M Hear Sister Rosaleee Woods WPON 1460 AM Sunday 6 30 AM Radio Ministry WPON1460 AM Sunday 7 00 AM 9 123 Wessen St Pontiac 334 5043 I C O C, Q, Best Wishes P DY59 1 . ig Ser, Graduates of 1988 Pontiac 0 ii Education -.li df ops M aaym grism day rn moyio f gm Association Woodward Candid Wedding Photography Professional Wdeo Taping of Weddings 0 Possessions 0 Homes Y -wg: x , ,,? ' fu. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 FROM THE CHEVROLET-PONTIAC-CANADA GROUP CENTRAL STAFFS STUDENT PROGRAM OFFICE If-P?-ill I IQ! CONTACT YOUR CO-OP OFFICE FOR INFORMATION ON COOPERATIVE EDUCATION M II I I TO: PONTIAC NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Greetings and Best Wishes from the Officers and Members of r THETA LAMBDA OMEGA CHAPTER l ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. Pontiac, Michigan Carrie Adams Kathi Evans Karen lones Ceola Miles Carolyn Hadley BASILEUS ANTI-BASILEUS QFFICERS loafme Battle GRAMMATEUS Karen longs ANTI GRAMMATEUS QRS? gmlfh TAMIOUCHOS , H 1, Vans PECUNIOUS GRAMMATEUS Cathefme Kmnefd CEOlB MIl6S MEMBERSHIP CHAIRPERSON IVY LEAF REPORTER GRADUATE ADVISOR PARLIAMENTARIAN HODEGOS Gladys Adams Brita F. Allen Kathern Armstrong Ioanne Battle Sandra D. Butler Helena Crenshaw Eunice Crum Ianice Davis Ioyce Davis Charlie Donalson Donna Dulaney Geneva F. Edwards Mary Evans Winifred Evans Billie Fair Sharon A. Gipson Elizabeth Gordon Carolyn Hadley lliurestine Hatchett Veronica Hawkins Mai Dee Hendricks 1oAnne Minor Halbert Bernadette Hughes LeBertha jackson Margaret johnson MEMBERS Angela Kemp Catherine Kinnard Denise Larkin Theresa C. 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GMCTRUCK Graduation As I leave this place, I'd like to say a few things before I go. In my heart, there is a space, Which this school touched so. It was here, where boys entered my list, It was here, where I had my first kiss. So much has happened the last four years, That words can't express how much I will miss it here. It was here, where I've learned to be myself, Not to act or pretend to be anyone else. I've learned to accept challenges and to achieve, I've learned to accept what I receive. It was here, where I've made truly great friends, Whom, I know, will always be till the end. It was here, I had the best of times, The great memories will always shine in my mind. It was here, where a better person I have become. I know I will look back someday, And say . . . It was here, that I've learned to take life on. Diana T. Bui Congratulations To - Pontiac Northern High School, Ms. Battle and the Yearbook Staff on your capturing of Nostalgia for the students and staff of the school. The Sykes Family Barry, Catherine, Iabbar and Brent Best Wishes To The Class of 1988. Deer Lake Racquet 8: Country Club , . 1 , ' - -V f-1' 2 ,125 ri W:L ,.s3.F.L L '-'T flrlrcrtisirzg 2 H L S . VQQIELLQUIWM - lWlIll2l2lll --f- H -- - A.M. PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Owners McArthur Stuckey and Allan Sm1th FW J m al 12919 W Seven Mlle Road Bmncxoft Franlxlln Plaza Sulte 104 B Detro1t Mlchlgan Toledo 0ll104'3f1qO 44193 141 9900 13135 861 5400 .2 - I Y 'YY' ,I I ,5 N. -V -.Q 1 eav 2 A f. v mx' ... I A , 1 , i f A-al .J Q fl 'Q , Y, ' :- 14-Af-1 Lf' .V ,- 1 2,4 vm: ' gl , M. , M' X 4- - 1. - ,..-.- .- ,. ,... , . - X ff, f. M2 gh :N 'E gk , 1 I , .Q ' 13 .,. l n Ac I , I l ' , , . - ' ' ' .l1l1'1'r'lls1mj 7 fr' 1 , . 4 ll m1u.1..1m.m.m ulnlnln11ll 5 H if lll l1i'Z1LK1'leG!T!lIIlIil!l M- im -- : 1 I- 1 1 '-ff E' NORTH OAKLAND COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION THE CREDIT UNION FOR ANY ONE WHO LIVES OR WORKS IN NORTH OAKLAND COUNTY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 651-9006 338-9696 681-4700 669-1100 310 W. Tienken Rd. 100 Auburn Ave. 3805 Highland Rd. 517 N. Pontiac Trail Rochester Pontiac Waterford Walled Lake -39 : zz V 555 , Admmq - r:mv1L:f11':z:',1r' -' 1' fa ,. , 4 x ' ' A -s 1-'01 235' Congratulations To Pontiac Northern High School and the Class of 1988 From Law Firm of Hatchett, DeWalt, Hatchett Sz Hall Elbert L. Hat h tt 485 Orchard Lake A H me: 332-8307 Pontiac, Michigan 48053 li d Lake Alf! lchlgan ' ....1,ilVl -f- - -- If ' 1 v- 'N ' S . ' A: 5,,f T The.Athletic Department of Pontiac Northern High School would like to thank the citizens of Pontiac for their support of our athletic program. As always, our students, athletes and coaches are very pleased to have you attend our games. Though we do not always have the winning seasons that we would like to have, we are successful in many ways. The citizens of Pontiac should be very proud of our program, for the things that our student-athletes learn will stay with them for the rest of their lives. Discipline, dedication, and a winning attitude can never be learned better than by competing in interscholastic athletics. We are particularly proud of the fact that we are capable of offering twenty-six C263 teams for stu- dent participation. Perhaps the most important objective of the athletic department is to increase the amount of participation of students in our program. We also encourage greater participation by the faculty, parents, and the community. Athletic Director Ass't Athletic Director Tarlton R. Small Beth VonBargen Ioanne Battle Cheerleaders Jonathan Brown Varsity Football!Wrestling Orlando Burtton BOYS' Golf IV Girls' Basketball Varsity Baseball!Football Varsity Basketball Girls' Basketball!Volleyball Varsity Softball IV Baseball Basketball!Football!Track Varsity Football Wrestling Boys' X-CountryfBoys' Track Girls' Golf Boys' 8: Girls' Swim Softball!Volleyba1l Ticket Manager Varsity Football Boys' Sr Girls' Tennis Boys' 8: Girls' Swim Girls' X-Country!Track Football Larry Butler David Chism Robert. Green Leola Greer Keith Hart Bonnie Howard Iimmy King Thomas McCormick Iames Miller Iames Nelson Sandra Nowak Iohn Osler Brian Reaver Patricia Richardson David Schmidt Mark Taylor Danna Wallace Robert Williams X iAL'lllt'7'tlSl 1, -ll if lord E ey ogers oss ell Sanders Oll Olll' gphelll S aughlel V3 quaire tephens ter fl mddand erl illilfls arr1S l H15 all ht lrurrrll I r r ff. on r fn '2- 4.. AS FEATURED III Tlll - o, ll Erlllmllllm Boys 84 Gfff'5 VARSITY JACKETS carry oreo IN srocrcr y CHOOSE FROM: Wool wfleorner sleeves, ol! wool wfofrooned hood, nylon jockefs, corduroy jockels ond scnool sweolers -U of M ond MSU Foolboll Jerseys Personalized High School Football Jerseys O Tn-Count Custom 939 W. Huron CM-595 MCgPJr5.'g-6 llluiflbyoiliffi-5irlf5.iTr'5 1- -Q-, VISA :oo-um: 6835660 4 no-au C360-63971 N 1360-73553 f ,.1-rim . 1. '.'.zr. .-ldzwfrsrrrg 4 A r' rr, v if -V .. 'W' n..sr.4.l,rum..r.,l.r 1 urnsmurnuuuu. 1 ilg l .1.1. S? Best Wishes Avalanche Staff! Ms. Battle's Alabama and Michigan families would like to ex- tend congratulations to you for the fine job that you have done. Mr. 8: Mrs. Addie Battle Mr. 8: Mrs. Iames Nance Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Willie Hayden Mr. Sr Mrs. James Nance Ir. Mr. 8: Mrs. Keith Nance Miss Brenda Nance Barry, Tracy, Carlyn, Carasella, Iames III, Brandon and Ashley . ,: x X? A-u Thanks Avalanche Staff! I would like to take this opportunity to thank the many people who gave invaluable help in the produc- tion of this yearbook. I would like to first thank the staff. Most of you came with little experience, but you were committed to learning the skills that you needed to know. I especially thank the editors, Yvette McGee, Tammy Latham and Tammy Hopkins. I appreciate the leadership that you displayed. Gamie, Dennis, and Iabbar, I Will never forget you because you were there for all of the late nights.j Cindy, Frank, Shauna, Katie, Dana, Latasha, Iason, Iackie, Amy, David, Scott - thank you for all of your time. To my colleagues in the English Department fDorothy King, Catherine Sykes, Alycia Petteway and Doretha Williams - thanks for all of the Words of encouragement. Special thanks to D. King, C. Sykes and C. Grandberry for always being there. I am also deeply grateful to Mr. Al Wheatherly, our yearbook representative, and to Mr. Rick Hunter and the staff of Hunter Publishing Co., Mr. Frank Ortam, Mrs. Tina Luke, Ian and the staff of Lifetouch, Mr. Max Beck of Michigan School Pictures, Mr. Ron Smith, Mrs. Robin Waitcus and the staff of Pontiac Printing, Mr. Mike Benner and the graphic arts classes of Pontiac Northern, Ms. Marsha Valko, fClass of 771 and Bill Cook QClass of 883 for the beautiful photo- graphs, Tenchie DeLaFuente, Susan Garcia, Shawn Kayga, Iodi Steinquist, Eric Williams, Ieff Shears, and Annette Nykanen for proofing, typing, locating in- formation and securing ads, my second hour World Lit. 83 class, Mr. Sam Osborn, Mr. jesse Petway and the staff and student body. Special roses are given to Mrs. Linda Brisbois, Mrs. Tommie Hicks, Mary if , i - Ms. Ioanne Battle Adviser Robertson, Mrs. Fran Butler, Mrs. Sharon Wilson, Mrs. Irene Martin, Mrs. Ioy Thompson and students Cewanda Bell and Ann Randall. My very special thanks is given to all the fine people and 'sters C S kes, A. Smith, W. Evans, and C. Hadleyj who organizations Qespecially my sorority S1 . y gave so generously to this yearbook. ALL OF YOU MADE IT HAPPEN. Sincerely, Ioanne Battle I I Adziertzszng 4 Y L l X UN AW Q .ON y 25 Q JIOR IITS !970 1.11- !lll9!8l!OT1S ieqfau! ll! M! 45053 2 ! I v i I ! ,UJ !I.HH1 - llWll'l!WC'IL'h5!?l!lWilH mu- Hl! - If - I 1 nv 'N 'T .,'Q.-.O.Q.d-.-.' QQOQQQQQQQQQOO. ' -If X 0 51.-, ? Congratulations Sarah M. Bishop! The time has come The time is HOW Dear Amy, You made it! We love you. In all thy ways Sarah K- Mooney' acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Prov- Graduates HOW! erbs 326. Go for the best in life! Love, Mom, Dad, james, and Lise Word Mom and Dad Congrats Barbara A. Stubbs. Your High School Days Are Over! Now you can prepare for your future. I wish you the better of the best. To make sure of that, I will be with you through all of your problems. All The Love In The World, Kenn Congratulations Barbara! I have watched you ever since you were a little baby and you are growing up to be a fine young lady. Again Congratulations for a job well done. Reach for the highest star , for your life has just begun! Aunt Mary and Ray Congratulations to my daughter, Barbara I am very proud of you. I Wish you all the happiness in the world. Whatever goal that you set for yourself, be the best that you can be! Love, I Love You, Mother Iennie Sauk, Bigelow and the boys knew you could do it! Mom and Dad Congratulations, Yvette McGhee: A wonderful daughter whom we are very proud of. Dana, Give to the world the best you have and the best will return to you! God Bless You Beautifully. Best of luck in the future. Believe in yourself and God and nothing will stop you in your future plans! Love, Mother Mom And Dad .-.-.a.Q',.,'-.,.Q.-..Q.-l-lOi'l .l. .ll flcltwff 'si tn -1 uf- f V -. f - , V . . I f -5-ffiiq'-1 QIQGZJNT , ' ' I A I S, A 3 5 - ' J -f.f?f1w'2!sM .. g:- 213,115 i A U Q A v V 1 I I M UWPHI1 - ll!mll!'!ZllIl'l?!?lllU3il -- - Q - Pontiac ' Silverdome Congratulations Avalanche Staff! from the Class of '88 Officers: Pres. - Mark Kettonen Vice-pres. - Jackie Roberts Sec. - Sandra Green Treas. -- Dorothy Wright Hist. - Sandra Harrold Principal: Mr. Samuel Osborn Class Secretary: Mrs. Mary Robertson Counselor: Mr. Bruce Neely We congratulate the Avalanche Staff' The Class of 1989 Officers: Pres. - Eatonia Williams Vice-pres. - Stacey Iackson Sec. - Sherry Wallace Treas. - Latonya Humphrey Prinicpal: Mr. Jesse Petway Class Secretary: Mrs. Sharon Wilson Counselor: Mrs. Essie McGhee Great Iob Avalanche Staff! Class of 1990 Officers: Pres. - Iabbar Sykes Vice-pres. - Ieff Butler Treas. - Marisol Arroyo Principal: Dr. Edward Dauw Class Secretary: Mrs. Fran Butler Counselor: Mr. Willie Houff Thanks for all of your hard work! The Class of 1991 Officers: Pres. - Shameka Hunt Vice-pres. - Sharon McCray Sec. - Zenet Dixon Treas. - Satanya Elcan Hist. - Arkavia Rice Principal: Mr. Michael Davis Class Secretary: Mrs. Tommie Hicks Counselor: Mrs. Deann Safir E 1 1 Qs. .-ldz rtz ny, l C. mimi' fllllifj S Ml . ylowe iannah salliice ellavel 'Tumer Donnell modmore lamillon -ri l l Stall evemtnls. ibeproud yyjob. my Q X l l l youffuhue' iff! hal SENIORS Adams, Darcy - 33, 173 Armstrong, Doresa - 33 Arroyo, Antonio - 19, 33, 51, 116 Ayres, Tammy - 33, 42, 212 Baker, Toby - 33, 38, 47, 80, 212 Barnette, john - 33 Beane, Demetria - 33 Bell, Cewanda - 14, 15, 16, 33, 50, 83 Bergstrom, jeffrey - 33, 72 Beutler, jane - 33 Beutler, jennifer - 33, 50 Bilbo, Derek - 33, 50, 74, 213 Bishop, Sarah - 33, 38, 47, 69, 72, 82, 212 Bostic, Lisa - 33, 80 Bowie, Edward - 75, 191 Brady, james - 81, 179, 212 Bragg, Charles - 33, 63 Bragg, Dona - 34 Breckenridge, Tonya - 34 Briggs, Dale - 34, 51, 212 Briggs, Flora - 34 Brooks, Shawndaly - 34, 73 Brownleaf, Felicia - 81, 176 Bruce, Exandrea - 34 Bui, Diana - 34, 68, 83 Bullock, Pamela - 34 Burch, Latasha - 34, 68, 216 Burks, Tachunda - 75 Burnett, Tosha - 34,,40, 68, 80, 83, 189 Byrd, Marshalyn - 34, 80 Caldwell, Shana - 34 Campbell, Krista - 34, 72 Carey, Tajuanda - 34, 72, 81 Carr, Deborah - 34 Cato, Sheenah -- 50, 51, 173 Chatman, Solomon - 116 Clark, Shannon - 35 Clark, Sonya - 35, 173 Cole, Candy - 35, 80 Coleman, Dashawn - 35 Compton, jeffrey - 35 Conerly, Korri - 52, 81, 120, 121 Conway, Bundrea - 35 Cook, William - 35, 81, 128 Cooper, Troy - 35, 74, 75 Copeland, Rozaland - 51 Corkins, Anthony -- 35 Cox, Katherine - 35, 82 Coyle, Mari - 35 Crawford, Constance - 35 Crawford, Valerie - 35 Curtis, james - 35, 39, 80, 173 Daniel, Alisa - 35, 66, 80 Davis, Benjamin - 36, 50, 72 Davis, john - 36 Davis, Nicole - 36, 83 Dawson, Nancy - 83 Delaney, Theresa -- 36, Dials, Carl - 363 Douglas Fields, Latrica - 36, 211 Fitzpatrick, Kimily - 36, 81 Fowler, Derek - 36 Fowler, William - 36 Frank, Patricia - 37 - M- -1' i - , ,SR sa YV x I is I Di if X josephs, Yvonne - 40 46, 179 Kanoyton, Nicole - 40, 50, 120, Price, Alicia - 43 121, 211 Prieto, Kathy - 43 Kent, Tammy - 40 Quiroga, Fedelia - 43 Kettonen, Mark -- 9, 38, 40, 50, 64, Quiroga, Sara - 44 69, 116, 128 Ramos, Vanessa - 19, 44 Freels, jennifer - 37, 74, 75 Freeman, Karen - 37, 191 Fugate, Kimberly - 37, 176 Gaeth, Tammi - 37 Gann, Dealia - 37, 80 Garcia, Susan - 37, 51, 128, Gardner, Garner, Gilbert, Gill T Graham 212 Kovacik, Curt - 72 King, Rebecca - 64, 72 Kitts, Lawanda - 176 Knight, Michele - 40 Knowlton, james - Rochelle 40 Rochelle - 40 - 40, 68, 40 42 43 50 Henry - 41 jacquelin - 41, 50, 51 Sean - 41 Xena - 41, 75 - 41, 73 Gabriel 42 ,, Miller, Tonia - 38, 42, 51, 82, 212 Moore, Tarrant - 42, 116, 127 Morris, Sean - 74 ' Morris, Tammi - 42 Morton, Sherry - 42 Mosna, Lara - 40, 75, 188 Moy, Tina - 42 Nash, jameal - 42, 50, 128, 130, 216 Negron, Marilyn - 48, 51, 52, 79, 120, 121, 180 Nembhard Richard - 84 Andrew Ann - 44, 80, 83 Angela - 44, 50, 51, 67 Evangelina - 44 Guadalupe jr, 52, 182 Gina -- 44, 173 Lawerence - 44 jacquelin - 44, 75 Stacy - 44, 82 Dennis - 44 ' Paula - 81 9 44, 173 45 72 Siera, Smith Smith, - 13, 18, 45, 72, 45, 75 ' 80 43, 45, 164 y Smith, Tiffany - 45, 67 Snoddy, Camille - 46, 83 A snow, Aimee A 80 3 Snyder, james - 46, 212 Spellman, Calvin - 46 Spencer, Tonia -- 46 Sprulin, Pamela - 46 Staab, Tonia - 46 Stewart, james - 46 Stewart Robert- 74 176 Deundrea Lisa 3 Karen -Y 51 , Tonya -- 43, 81 trfr Ware, Samuel --y 844 , if , Q Ben anim 9 14 16 43 Warren Overdis 50 116 Index 251 'W 4 i i Q 3 ,, , .. 1 QGSD Nw Q1 fu i lllllllliii- 'i --- 'vi L Q I ui' X :u 6 L V 4 C . a I K K 1 kX.x. :W I , ig- 1 X 1 W' Q ' iam , 'Y'-4Pi.'Eb1s Q3 'f -4 I '91 1 S 9 , , if a 74 1 1 Q ii -ki A I 1 1 -Q Ml f Lk.4 'V M351 f5?55fii' ' R i .au:.1gmuaa. - lFU!lFll!7mU',!! - - W, 1 U .L,. 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