Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

51,33 .l9Nl'F'4,5 1 i A 'J K gms?-1 gsizt-vxlx .Q -x. ' G-3' Q' x' ' '-91 -qw'pff '2!. ,,Q, A ' .,--. ' - wt' r H? xxx K Q KJ-P , 'A -'Ax .if 'xv ' U K ,n x I Q . 1 . . ,vt 'Q's?F F N 9 I A Y url 3,5 ha- ,I 1 9 we , .- . , .. 5 'J'-':i'!f:,-5 -Q 33.13.-.w, .- .A ' ,, XQ ag -I... I-1. fl Y, A .-, Ku wms ., . ,,g:,3i QPR. . AT-Qs Q 15.. .L X , lurk m,5 x V n ' x 'flu N- ,- f 9 xv . nag :Nlu-, ' ' 4 x ytm- :JA gui xxx 1.9! A3546 K-I. , .Lvl I ,fl wr., if M Q- .- . X -in x. 1 Wu. - , is . , x l 5 A I , .pak xx .- . E is X ,a . M -1 F i,.x 5 fd' tw - - ' M.-.1-W 9 f , a - ' ' A ' X ' A gait' XY k- ,, - ' 'il .I W ' kk 'DX L A kgs? . . Q .. x x ix s ' Nh l Q I-my - -'E' X Q ' KX e'Q24f. xi xx, M , .SQ , QA K 4: Q 55 '+f, 'f L7 .-.fs -1-. N. -H . M M B ' I X, Q-xxx ln 33,-sir 'F sy' . V. J N vm ,- - w H' 5 Ax .t- 3L,Q --dw ev! 0 , THQ SJ. V 0 .:, 1 ' ff.y+ , A-. 'v - ,. , .- ,i I - R , 4 X x 'iff V , - - L, f A XA K.Qt T I 9 'f ' '-P L' V 1 . K'-fe. A 23, xi , x . 1 ff' i xo kk . 1 , Yi' x . I -L H- , YH if - ' . - .- 1 1' , , J - 1 .gh . yum . ,, .. . ' 1 fI'15rv A L- ', ., lx ' - A '5- - fs-- x Y FF?-S Hsf'1' v- , Q --j' lan, , an 5 1 In . ' A 1 M. . H u at k - : H 'V 1. We 'H-1' ' ' ' f . L . x l. . , L . -l x. .. in .G , -Q V, 4 f'Q, .Y :hit V ' w 'a , Q v - 4 , -yy' Q ' G . .1-, -. I ,qu - t 5, -L . fri 2.1. 6 - 3 . L ,,. ' , ,V ,, Z ' 5 ':',.1 V -4+ . we , ' x. 1 xvkzkq-5 ,1 ' Q ,' - - V-4 Cf ' I-'. '-' 5 . , I :A -,- - ' F V ,,. Z' - '... , My .qgzu l 1 sPffJ X -4 Q . ., M ,al -1 A 4- 1 ' ,' N - 'Q' ,cf Q. Y 'KP-Q 'gk V x Ol-M - 'Nfl' X Y i Y' ' ' L .. 3'1 - A -.if '7 B J - Liy- Qf' s A 5 s 'T 3 r J , N -,. .f W 1 , ,A A k. ' .4 , L-.f ,' .. , . 9 f -Q-ma1'..5,g -V' 7. - I fer, -38. A . ,E x 'J :'1-T I z 1'-',r,!'5:.,, .' f - , . . 1 N -.,,,q ,s. 1 . A, ,L wr X K I , Q1 figgfz.-. - M x Q- a.-4' dx - 'x: hiv- gfp:,A-Katia'-ri ' rr, .,. - h.,- ,,, HJ, .. . --Qi 4 . I :' 3'.?ln--,jf-f W 4 E L- l ' V ,,TA:+...f - . ,N - , -v .u -f' ' - ' '- , 1 .v... A Q ' . fa- ' I s - - - --':q...:-'H ,Q - 3 . ,.. , ' ' 'WIAZP-RT'-. ' --Y-L-.LQf.Y. ,.-f -A - :,-Q ,. I.. ,.-- ..,,,:L V-.8 I UQ. V-, 4 .,,, , ' 7l3'v-'W ' ..--. 1I,: ' ,- '. I. 1 I I' If .I- 0 0' '4 -W ws 1, , Q ', 1' . I' , ' L , -..fd 1. .,,....Ye--Q -.,.- gg,g,,.',,,:'Q...--4, -44-:V X QL, V,-5 gg' ' .V x 5: f 'S-Qgzfyu ' 34 l' f I K Y, llil.. ,i.,gg.j ' jj jl b 1'-'41 M f 'f'f-Lh-w'f- ---Wkw::Ausu.f..a. my-1,yg,y,f,g,,,,,,,, 5 4. ' 1 .1 .1 T1 1 4 '15-f 'ffv' - fjrx-:T- vit :tu .'2'. . - ,.. ,, ,V ., i X - 149115. 'L' , -'1-.....V, X., M , ,, U . ,. T., e I-fu.. -4'-W. .A -....,.,,.,,, fav 1? .....-. l. ' 1' v 1 'O I i' - ll fi H . in 'M w ,J .V vw, wr' .: ,-f ,. ,gk J A 4 ,.-Jiffy .1 r ' l 4' :,,, ,V ,, U 3 H ,, 1 ' V ...i v- . QL.: -. 4 'f 4 .11-u J I f 1 I f 0 A? J Af x PS?-W -P QJA- v A us...,..,. , H MM Q lips ' V ,aww 5- AA 3 7f'i '?7' feb'- , Al 'if'- .9 . . .MQ 1 I. -f -W., 4. firfy ' 'fi an NE Q , ,, 1,1 . '. fl' fffiiff ' 1 rms' A , A V MM' 'sf' 5 xfisgif, ,ar , - 5 . ., 5, - N' 1 Qmpf , f 4 . NM , . , f ,,.- A 9 I . 4 . .. A .1133 ',,.,f-.3 J, L If , A M, 1 H4 4-. ?5a,-ffv. fg 5-rw, Y ' 'Vw i'-.'f'f:4i5 H 5+ A , A Myth jfQj1jb'4- 4, rw. . .. W , 4 ' ff- ,fwyw A I - Pg, ,,. , All ggi. A J, . -3 wr . ., , . Af . ff ,fi ,. . -,AI 1 va Z wg, iff 4, ,Wig Q5 1 Q. :A fs ,w . , , Q4 -., , ,. 1 W ,n-. s- , p .2 ,. ,, nw, ' I, I ' flu, ..'-1' 1 r Sgr Q 3 1 .1 1.1-1' M , fy 4.4 . ' ' V 3 I , V h7,lK.WW,,, .L ' 1 I 5 A, ,, 3 .'-,,1',., ff QW ' 'RQ-..3p,miy4,?-llfqkk . ' 1, , :M 'f gilji' 1 W-W'L ' ' ' ' 5 ' 1-. , , U. . , , 4 ,rf K. 'A as l ., tw I J , - , s , I -I VV .',it15x, QW , -I 4'! I, 'y-!'Q ' L' Q 'H'J 'f.'4r- R JL 4 553' ' , , . ' , ' 1 - . ' N, 4 - QF. - L ' ,Jag 'My ' , . s ' v jf W4: , e ,V S 1 ' 1 1 2 fl, I V - 1 4 '7--1:5 1 ..'x v 'v ZSLM 12 X . f., - 5' ,, wil ,: ,Z ,XL N-, . ' 1 My X 1 ' y 4795 3' 4 , rw ., , V ,Q V f 1 , , ' V 1 r ' V - 'D ' , , , ,H l 'I if l ,V V 'E-'!2'xf N i-..-...,..-,N- . -. 'WW' 'wan-n ws: -, F W Hrs -IIIHMIKI Quiver nineteen seventy Pontiac Central High School 250 W. Huron St. Pontiac, Michigan 48053 Volume 71 Cental is 1lVf 'vsr- L., J YS , M af My ' f-f-Q: 42355 the Search ww - ww, ,M Q , A UH aging building marked lost and found w Wy A I 'V C A ,LQ : A y ,, f wwf uh, nr wx: J? , Q I f,, 1 N ., Z f- , Z. X f self-discovery X ' ' X Q or lost SSQUOJ in 1 I3 P4- D' CD Q f 1 4, . V , , , A, A , J., . ,, , A V ,- A, A24 Wai, f 1 fu 4 .-9-,4,1'.,.-f . i,.1no.w.iaa.v0aizeflinzsqu.vaaaa..a. 51 V, 1 'K if 5 L, af in I -as-I , ' S. ,1 ,i or doing nothing if nothing is important . . w- .,.,,,I , , i L 4 r , . . w ':,1,-, H. . 15 - X51 -.Luv ,. 7 . , WIA X X being both nobody and somebody A I and living with it .wyaflq T, h. N' s., R' W M, -.W 'wwg4, ,,, ' 5 1 X 'Illu--H Q where it's at Opening ......... .... 1 - 16 Senior Portraits .... ..... 1 7- 51 Faculty ....................... 54- 73 Sports and Related Activities.. .78- 97 General Student Activities ...... 98-125 Underclassmen Portraits ....... 126-163 P' L x-V v. Mighty Above, Class Officers Ray Wi ins Presidentg Cheryl Free- gg 7 man, V. Presidentg Janet Chris- tian, Treasurerg Mona DeQuis, Secretary. Seniors li' rr A . L v 3' i rx ,G mf.. 'K x x ff, 'lr x Vu 51. rw ,- ,6 ff' 5? Y Q F , f is ' I . ' . 4, ki, Seniors ADAMS, SHIRLEY ALSPAUGH, AARON 'Q APPLETON, JOAN AYALA, RICARDO S.- uf. ADKINS, JEAN ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER APPLETON, JUDY BAIRD, BARBARA ALLEN, CHERYL 4 . tn. 4 . I 1 ' Af , 'Z if 'fl,:'iff9fa , ,. ,I :gig My - xii' , :CJ I , I f ' ' . ,,, -J. , , X I -, . fy, 1- ANDERSON, THOMAS ARMSTRONG, SUSAN BARRY, MICHELLE ALLEN, LINDA ANDRITSIS, IRENE ARNETT, FLEETWOOD BASS, PRESTON IRENE FLEETWUW PREQON BATES, RAE LYNN BA'I'I'S, DAVID BAUMGRAS, LINDA BERRY, SUSAN BERWAGER, LYNDA BENION, DONNIE RAYE BISHOP, MICHAEL BLACK, DENNIS BOLAN, DIANE BONE, LONNIE BELTSTEIN, BEVERLY BOOTH, CARLOTTA , V BEDFORD, BRUCE BILLINGER, ROSALYN BLEVENS, SANDRA BOOTHE, MADEIR Seniors BO'I'I'OM, JANIS BRAGAN, PAUL BRIMM, TWYLAH ci BROWN, DIANE BOWMAN, NEVA BREWER, JEFFERY BRINEY, BARBARA BROWN, MARY BRACE, CRAIG BREWER, RANDALL BROOKS, ELLA BROWN, WENDY BRADLEY, DEBORAH BRIGHT, DIANNE BROOM, ROBERT BROWNLEE, ,IAUNITA BRUNEEL, RAYMOND BUERGER ALBERT BURTON LARRY CAIRO JOHN BRYANT, RONALD BUFFETI' CLIFFORD BUSSEY ULISE XA- CALHOUN CLAUDETTE BRYSON, DANNY BURRELL ANDRE BUTZ VIRGINIA CARDONA ALAN BUENO, MARIO BURTON BEVERLY CAIN MARLANE CARR SALINDA A 1 A - ROBERT , , gl NIT! ' ' Seniors CARRO, DORENE mf QQ, ,jaai , 2 '2., A CATO, JERRY CLARK, DOROTHY CLINARD, LINDA CARROTHERS, DOUGLAS CHRISTIAN, JANET CLARK, JAY COBB, DARRYL CARSON, BERDENA CHUNN, PERRY f CLAUS, RALPH CATE, DAVE CLARK, CHARLES CLEMMER, GAIL COBB, DENISE COCHRAN,RONALD NI COLEMAN, WAYNE CONNER EDITH CORBIN KATHY 'UQ COZART DENNIS COLLINS, ANTHONY CONTRERAS MIGUEL CORLEY LILLY MAY CRAFT FREDERICK COLLINS, ROBERT COOK BARBARA COSTELLO SUE CRAWFORD LADETRA COMER, RAMONA COOPER IRMA COX JOHN CRAWFORD SHEILA 23 , I M GAIL ' ' , Vl. i ? VV.V 'VA,f 5 IAI CI A ? 'I.IAA. . II: V E RI I 4 I FIF IA R ' I k LE v., , t . rig! . RONALD , Semors CROSSMAN, BARBARA mf CSELE, EVA CURRAN, JILL DANIEL, MARION DAVIS, LINDA DENHAM, JULIE DAVIS, ANTHONY DAVIS, SANDRA DOLL, JAMES DAVIS, BETTY DAY, CLAUDIA DONALSON, JANIE TY' .DY DOWE CYNTHIA EVANS LINDA FAVRE, THOMAS EASON DUANE DUDAS RICHARD EMSLEY LINDA EVERE'I'I' LEIGH FILAK, DEBORAH EWALT MARY FIMBINGER, RUSSELL EDWARDS MELVIN ESTRADA RITA EYMAN MARY FISHER, IVA LL. ICE ' ' , , - f sum ELLIOTT, SUSAN ENNIS, ALBERT , E 1 Mom 8 A ' 5 ' f R',, ' 1 V I Il , A A F LYE, DEBRA FOX, KIM FREEMAN, SHELIA GEANS, DEBORRAH CEE GE. SMU GIBSON GREGG GILBERT C MICHAEL GLEISNER ERIC GRAHAM, ANTHONY GRANDBERRY, DORETHY GODSELL GAYLE GRAHAM JOHN -A -'i ezif ., f -5 -'.- -.. . I EQ Il ':'!:' If GRANDBERRY, MICHAEL GILBERT PATRICK GOINES MELBA GRAHAM MARCIA 'S GRAVES, MARGO GLASGOW RUSSELL GORDON GWENDOLYN 4 4 GRAMER DENNIS GREEN, PATRICK Seniors GREEN, WILLIE il'-'W' , GUEST, PERCY HAAK, GERALD HAMILTON, DARLENE GREENHALGH, STEPHEN GULACSIK, TARRI HALK, MARCIA HARDENBERG. WILLARD GROGAN, GREG GUTHERY, MINNIE HALL, LINDA 'N Q HARGRAVES, DEBRA GUAJARDO, JACQUELINE GUY, SANDRA KAY HANLEY, CONSTANCE HARRIS, ANTHONY HARRIS SHIRLEY HARRIS LULA HAYES LARRY HAYES GWENDOLYN Yi HENDERSTEIN GLENN ,mmm HELLHAKE RICHARD HERRON MICHAEL HARTLEY LARRY V HAYES REGINALD HERNANDEZ MARCELO HERRING TRUDY HERSHEY JOHN E' 4' .s.u.3+4 NXQLQXXX HAUSER LISA HAZEN LLOYD HERRING MONTY HERTZA EDITH I . 5 , 9 1 i I fi :mf vy 9 H , 9 I gt Q, iw I ' I M ' V . , 'I' z I , gif' , ' I I M ' ':, , s . 7 I 1 1 7 . .'- F-n-3 if . a- I4 ' 1:35 P - Seniors HILL, MILTON HIBBS, RONALD HOBSON, IO HILL, PINKIE HODGE, J. ARTHUR HOLLAND, JANET f 'ar' I f' ,V HOLLEY, EARTHA HIETANEN, CAROL HILLIAN, GRACE HOFMEISTER, DANNIEL HOLMES, LARRY HILL, LARRY HILLIE, JOHN HOLLAND, ANTHONY HOUCK, MELANIE HOWARD, MARY HOWARD, RAYMOND HOYES THOMAS HUMPHRIES RICHARD HUDSON, EDNA HULSMAN, PAULA HUNLEY GARY HUNT REGINA HUTCHISON ROBERT HUTCHUNS EVELYN 'Y ' qW .s,,,,,?- 7 7 9 9 5 , 9 9 - , . ,q3q,fI2j'5,? 1 f- - m gg ,.ze', ' x fwl- gf-. r: ag, X9 uh, . - - , ,,Y, ,: ,H .1 fr, V-J,,,t . ,f Q, ,LM , ff' 1' ,ff HUMPHREY, PERRY HURST RICKY IVORY CYNTHIA JACKSON BEATRICE JENNINGS GLORIA JOHNSON CAROLYN JACOBS, JEROME JAMES, NORDE JAMES ROBERT 'ur-1 JAROSLAWSKI, LARRY JEFFERSON, MARY JEFFERSON TOMMY JERNAGIN, WILLIE JOHNSON, CHRISTINE JENSEN, LINDA J IMENEZ ANGELINA JOHNSON, DONNA BERT PILEDTINI JOHNSON, IRIS JOHNSON, vmcnz JOHNSON, SHERYL JONES, CLAUDIA JONES KENNETH JORDON PATRICIA KATIP WILLIAM KHERKHER KENTFIELD JEFF CHRISTINA 15 A 41 JONES LORETTA JONES LLEWELLYN KENNEDY PA'l RICK JOSEPH JUDY KILGORE ARTHUR KARAGULEFF CHRIS KING LaLONNIE in .Egg ' 1 I 'A Irv, . .,.- ' A T. NEHNBSW 1 'fH f ' t -.-Wm-va-f-. A - 1 Seniors KNUDSEN, RODNEY KUECHLE, STEVEN X , KOECHIG, STANLEY KRUSZEWSKI, SHERRY KURTH, STEVEN LAVALLIS, EVELYN LARSON, PAM LECZEL, PAMELA LAMPMAN, GEORGE LAWRENCE, TAMARA LEE, CATHLEEN LEWIS GLADYS ' 1 il LEWIS VERONICA LOURIS EVELYN LUSTER, TIMOTHY LEWIS HENRIETTA LIECHTY ELMA LOWERY CHERY-L I McADOO, JOHN LEWIS MICHAEL LOHR SHARON LUCKADOO O. WENDELL MCALLISTER, DORIS 47' I LEWIS PATRICIA LONG ANNETFE LUMPKIN, ARNOLD Seniors McCARRICK, KAREN McCRAE, MARK MCGEE, BARBARA McKAY, SCO'I'I' MCCLAIN, WILLIE McCULLUM, HOWELL McGHEE, DEBRA MCKELVEY, THOMAS 33 ' ,f 4 H ' .. 1 J a J I I MCCLENDON, TYLER MCDONALD, QUINTIN MCGRAW, ROZANNE McKNIGHT, CARLTON McCORMICK, DIANE McFARLAND, ALLEN McINNIS, KATHY McLAY, DANIEL 4 2 N McLAY ELIZABETH MALLONEN LAURI MAROTZ MARLENE MATHEWS, DIANDRIA MCNEARY WENDELINE MANGUM MARGARET MARTINEZ, MARY MAY, BEULAH MCNEIR DAVID MARKHAM BRUCE MARTYN, DANIEL MAYO, BRENDA MAINOUS BRENDA MARKS THRESA MASON JACQUELINE MARDIS. GWENDOLYN mm , 'Q Seniors :XX MENYWEATHER, DOROTHY MERKOVITZ, RACHEL MERLE, DAMARIS MERRIMAN, WILLIAM METOYER, WILLIAM MICKENS, MOSES MITCHELL, CLAUDE .4 ,W METOYER, DEBORAH MILLIGAN, ELLIOT MILLER, KURT MLADENOFF, DENNIS MICHAEL, GWENDOLYN MICKENS, SHARON MILTON, CHRISTINE MONROE, FELIX MOON, .IEFFERY 5 . MOON SUSAN MOORE MARSHA MOORE W JANE MORGAN BARBARA Q09 MORGAN KENNETH MORTON RUBEN MOSS DEBORAH MURPHY CHRISTINE an MORRIS CONNIE MOUNT SHIRLEY MURRAY JOSEPH NAVARRO FELIPE MORRIS CONSTANCE 4-as V MOSES PATRICIA MULLEN ELIZABETH NAVARRO PHYLLIS A PARKER, BETSY PAYNE, DAVID PETERSON, DENNIS PIERCY, EVAN PARKER, KAREN PEMBROKE, TERESA PETERSON, JAMES PIERCE, ROGER 9 at '11 In Voz nr M 524 PARKER, PERRY PENTRICH, KAREN PETERSEN, KATHLEEN POST, DAVID PAYNE, MARION PETERSON, BE'I'I'IE iff. 4 .?- A. if K PHILLIPS, POLLY POTTER, KATHY Seniors PRESTON, DEBORAH PRYOR, CHINA We-3 QUINCE, MARILYN 241 REED, BERTHA PRICE, MARGARET PRYOR, DORINDA RAMIN, SUSAN REID, HERBERT PRICE, VEVOLYN PROFFITT, JILL PURDY, ANN PUTNAM, TOM RANSOM, RONALD RAWLS, CAROLYN REUTER, ROBIN REYNOLDS, ANNE POWELL, BETTY RIEMENSCHNEIDER, DANIEL CIROLII LD5- W RIVERA, EVANGELINE -:VK ROBLES, JESSIE ROBERTS, LINDA 'Z' RODRIGUEZ, YOLANDA RIGHTMIRE, CONSTANCE ROBINETT, JAMES ROGERS, BELYNDA ROWLS, YVONNE RUCKS, EUGENE RUNYON, CHRISTINE RIVERA, ALBERT ROBINSON. SHELIA fn. ROTUNDA, FRANCENE RUSSELL, DONALD 43 Seniors SALAZAR, GUADALUPE SEAY, VICKI if SHARRETI'E, SHARON Q SHELTON, DAVID If. Iv A SAUNDERS, JOSEPH 'B'-1-'Y SEMPERE, DOUGLAS SHARPE, MARK X? SHOREY, CHRISIE M f' - SCHMITZ, NANCY SHAFER, JOHN SHEARER, .IEANETTA SHUART, WILLIAM SCOTT, DAVID SHANHOLTZ, MARK SHELTON, AN ITA 'SIMMONS, ANITA 1 D if I I SISK PHYLLIS SMITH ALMA SMITH RANEY SPANN, TERANCE SKELLEY MARCIA SMITH CLAUDIA SNODDY KAREN SPLUDE ROGER SLUKA JAMES SMITH KAREN SNOW FLORDEANA ff? SMAR'I'I' ALECIA by lf: SMITH MADISON SPANN KEITH SPRINGER, CYNTHIA STAMEY, KATHY .X , ff 1 ' 9 5 9 9 V 2' , ' A Ziff ' ' R. i iw ' ,f Q'- 'I ' ,fum 53,1 v f 1 5 7 s-.Qf ,,,m x 1 1' 1 7 0 7 7 1 Seniors STEPHENS, JACQUELIN STEWART, PAULA f -..., xx' ' v P STRINE, STEVEN TAYLOR, MARILYN STEPHENS, PHILLIP STILES, JACQUE STYLES, MARY TAYLOR, ARLENE STEPHENS, WILLIAM STRAND, LARRY SWEENEY, EDDIE TAYLOR, MARASHA STEWART, ARTHUR I STRICKLAND, WILLIAM TAYLOR, LORE'I'I'A TAYLOR, RITA KRTHIR I ILIIIW Rl LOREIH TAYLOR, STEVEN THOMAS, JANET TEMPELTON, KATHY TERRY, WILLIAM THOMAS, CAROLYN THOMAS, REED THIEDE, LINDA THOMAS, ENID THOMAS, GARNELL THOMPSON, ALICIA THOMSON, CELESTE THORNE, DONNA TIERNAN, CHRISTINE TREJO, RAYMOND TISON, ALFRED TOVAR, LETICIA WASHINGTON CAROL WATKINS MARGARY WEBB ANNETTE WHITE SHARON WASHINGTON JOYCE WATKINS PAMELA WELLONS JAMES WHITE VALERIE WASHINGTON NANCY WATSON ARTHUR WELLONS DOROTHY WHITE ROYCINE WATERS DELORES ANN WATSON NANCY WELLS MIKE WIGGINS RAYMOND 7 9 7 9 9 A 1 . , . C a v I . A , 9 , , 9 7 0 Seniors WILCOX, DARYL WILLIAMS, LINDA WILLIAMS, STEPHANY WILLIAMS, THOMAS WILSON. ARLENE WILSON, EMMA WINE, ELLEN WILSON, VERNON WILLIAMS, CATHY WILLIAMS, VELMA WILSON, EUGENE WIRTH, KARL '27 WILLIAMS, McCLAIN WILLIAMSON, STEVEN WILSON, JUDY l .. ' WOMACK, NANCY 1 MAIN ox, sum WOOD, JOHN WRIGHT, DEVON WOODS, WILLIAM ff if 21:5 5 ,I , 4? ' L WRIGHT, HENRY WOODY, HUGH WUSCHE, ROBERT YAHNER LINDA YANCEY MICHELE ZIMMERMAN SUSAN X VW, -.sf WOOTEN, EARMOND WYA'I'I', RICHARD Reserved for Impromptu Humor , , max. NANCY 5I BRAID s of '60 TATE MIKE ELM Cl f '64 Class of '66 Y NDREWS Pontiac Central Q Alumm Who Have Mad Their Furewe to Arm in Vietna n DAVID MOORE KEITH WILSON JOHN JOHNSON Class of '67 Class of '67 Class of '68 I Those not pictured are Nathan Chatmon, Herb Donaldson, Clyde Reiter, and John Svhmude. ,V X, M!- rf ... f-2,2 DONALD MCMILLEN, HAROLD SMEAD, Assistant Principal ASSiSlaI1l Principal Ross Donnelly, Earl McKee, Ed Dauw, and Charley Mitchell. X41 f N School Song Verse: Sons of Pontiac bring us victory, Every man in every play. Do not falter or discouraged be. Keep fighting all the way. Chorus: Fight! Fight! For Pontiac. Ye warriors staunch and true. Always fight with all your might. Whatever you may do. Whether on diamond. or gridiron. or the track, for in the poolj, Fight! Fight! For Pontiac. For the orange and the black. Verse: Fame has come to us in every field Through our efforts in the past. So keep fighting back and never yield Keep fighting to the last. Repeat Chorus: Science Emphosis Brings About Curriculum Chonge . . something to interest everyone Three basic studies make up the science curriculum: biology, chemistry, and physics. The subject matter studied in general biol- ogy depends greatly upon the teacher. This biol- ogy course gives a brief survey of the human anatomy and its functions, and a basic under- standing of the body in relation to its environ- ment. Two types of chemistrygare chem. study and college prep. chemistry. The degree of diffi- culty between the two is very close, however, different approaches are used. Chem. study stu- dents seek their answers through experiments, whereas chemistry students experiment to sub- stantiate answers. Physics is a study of the familiar physical world. Though it began as a philosophy, the modern approach to physics has something to in- terest everyone. and consequently, it would beneht anyone taking it. Adams, Vera I , sf-W-v,,!f V, N. , W 6 I 8 f Beckner, Jerry Qi, , J, 347: N41 ' I, fm., Q Bell, Michael if Blank, Joseph I Q Bowie, James f,, I ff , Z 7 1: u 4 f 5 9 1 f ' 4 Allshouse, John Best, Elise K , f f f 6-41 1 , i f ., my .-1, , ff 5, Buckhaulter, Paul lu. Botsas, Christine wi 'hi il wa -5, Bowling, Chester The Gate and Key of the Sciencesu Mathematics is the gate and key of the scien- cesf, said the English scientist, Roger Bacon. Today, many scientists depend on mathematics in their observations and experiments. Some prob- lems have become so complicated that highly trained mathematicians must supply the answers. Astronomy, chemistry, and physics depend greatly upon mathematics. Math is also becoming an essential part of economics, psychology, and sociolo- SY' f.'f2'5 2 '1 rl Z I Bet x Parker and Robbie Smith members of S.T.E.P. 1Student to End Pollutionl put two and two together and began their war on pollution by selling bumper stickers emphasizing the value of ecological awareness Bev Bletsteln and Bon Bryant fle lj are two of the many lab asslstants who make llfe easler for teachers An un usual case of asslstance took place m Bryan Hawley s Al gebra 74 class where Ron Bryant and John Cox Iseatedj and Steve Kurth and Chris Karaguleff fstandmg nghtj trled thelr hand at teachmg ln Mr Hawley s Sth 6th and 7th hour math classes 441 -my, Brgwn Ken Byrnes Eleanor ik Clark Goldle Cannon Albert ef f Course Thomas Craig Catherine Dellerba Paul Delongchamp J im y , l L 'f -- fl Dembinski, Joanne Dempsey, Michael fl UQ . I i ' . ,A u 9 , rf 1 , . 7 DQX if ' N Xbgrhx M Q X '.. iQ- A ,, f ,. ig . i ' 5 .,, 5 Q A s,.f We la , W ff R 32 xyk 'S fwn 'm if . c . . . P54 ' Q Q ', p M f A ' 4 X' g4.'g'WW2g.' 1 J'-, a4 v A A, ' gy , A. ' 'Q J Kg ,X , V it ' 'M ' , , Q 2 if' 'Q : fax- . 3 J , .9 vig , 'ff if , L Sz, Fly f at x.4', i fy W is mg xxxgvg Q gash -f , 5 1- 31, .. ,,, ,, A my fy. 1 Qggd : gg.: 'fixmrs A QV, xv. x -f:' J' ,f xxx. -av Knight, 1 2. av., W4 I' L ..- vf-so 3 rgun-I Ihlls and Arlrn-tlv l'e-le-rsm MMM, Understanding why natural laws must be obeyed is an important part of the classroom phase of driver education, according to Tomor- row's Drivers, the basic text used in driver edu- cation. Some of the laws of nature which affect the handling ofa car are concerned with gravity, friction, inertia, kinetic energy, and force of im- pact. A very common type of automobile acci- dent is one which concerns a violation of these natural laws. Many young drivers violate such laws due to a lack of experience. Because of the importance of these natural laws, they have be- come the basis of many man-made laws. Co-op secretary Dorothy Hill flop, lefj. Leticia Calhoun and new counselor George Jackson laboziel. Automotives instruc- tor jf-sse Rogers Hop, righll. lrene Thorne frighlj. U ni i . Understanding citurul Laws S Xp,-P Y 5 . . . ljvu 1 1 x Q 2. Trade and industrial education includes automotives, drafting, wood shop, electronics, printing, welding, and metal works. All of these areas have been greatly influenced by recent advances in science and technolo- SY- . Automotives deals with the laws of physics and also with mechanical power. Drafting is based upon the science of mathematics and the skills and abilities to construct two and three dimensional representations. The field of electronics is dependent on the laws of physics and electricity, while metal shop teaches a kind of practical chemistry. Without science, there would be no trade and industrial departmentg or is it the other way around? Ibelowj Metal technology instructor Paul Buchhaulter assists Tom Bridgeman. 315 5' f I if sf, X, Craybiel, Ed Hallquist, Roland ff' 05 5 1 1 . 2 ' ' - , , 'rv- lf! ,j ,W ,, O 4 , Hayner, Lewis Hawley. Bryan , ,, ' 2 'f'll riff? '-' - .H f':w'-ff! . ' ',,w :fi Hoffman. William Grubb, Ralph Harrington, Johnna fa Haynes, Doris Heimke. Betty ,ai .K Q 7' Hubble. Connie Gif!!! U XS! ASW N,M. I This is really living! The science of home economics helps the housewife in food preparation. In recent years, scien- tific skills have aided in mass food production, pro- cessing of frozen foods, and methods of cooking. New advances have helped in the invention of house- hold appliances, textiles, and cleaning solvents. Although originally designed to help girls of high school age acquire homemaking skills, it has grown in scope and depth to serve persons of all ages in improving personal, family, and community liv- mg. '--,Q -4-,Q ibxhiillssss' - 1, In ,gm-X, ,. ,ii as is M-v,.,,,,-, John Ray Ray Trejo and Jerry Vought all Varsity Club members display the results of John s diet and exercise program which eventually brought him well below 300 pounds Ray and Jerry had plerly of room in John s old basketball trunks Bruce Woodmore and Ray Trejo work the Varsity Club s pop corn concession after school fle t bottomj 55 w.......4' Food service co-op worker Val White worked in the kitchens of Pontiac Central's cafeteria. 1-ww 05 Hunt Gerald Isgrigg Ro rt Ayn, X Jack Virginia Jackson Maxine Q-f L Jackson Gilbert Johnston Blair ,ai Jones Margaret Kline Diane KJ V J 5 1? . ,Q ' , 1' . ,f Levine, Maurice Lingl, Amon ' -i - L 1 Dennis Lyon A General Feeling of Well Being Anatomy, the branch of science which deals with the structure of the human body, and physiology, the branch of science which deals with the movements, of the body, relate directly to physical education. A general knowledge of these sciences and of the main body systems is necessary in order to relate the proper exercises to the muscle needs of the body. This type of knowledge prevents unnecessary sore muscles and broken bones and promotes a general feeling of well being. -'gist F 'wow Lorenz, Robert van Macy, can we . 1 1' 5 Martz, Frances ,V- fl 4 I' 3 it 1, , .,,r , P N Av 5 McDonald, Rose 3 McKee, Earl I' , 7 - , ng ff 2 , X Lowry, Ray 5 f Mack, Lester McBride, Diana I McGhee, Tom Auf a t a aaF l fl v Misner, Judy The Learning Experience Library service is designed to give stu- dents an opportunity to: broaden their per- sonal experiencesg become more adept in the use of booksg explore vocational inter- estsg give service to fellow students and teachersg develop and use special abilities and skillsg help provide increased and im- proved library service to the school commu- nity. Student librarians have varied duties such as: curculation servicesg shelving serv- icesg room servicesg reserve materials servi- cesg book repair and processing, newspaper and magazine servicesg and general clerical services. There is an attempt to have one or two student librarians working every hour during the day. Our student librarians were: Rae Bates. Cynthia Buerger, Debby Ceans, Gayle Cenereux, Ray Henry, Katrina McCriay. Darlene Marotz, Marilyn Moss, Diane Prue, Kare-n'Rivh. Connie Rightmirf-. Letha Williams, and helping with our filing were: Sandra Clados. Sylvia Flogg, Renee Garner, and Vicki Winterbottom. frighlj AV sf-rretary Eula Crimth demonstrates splicing to Carter Hayes. Stephen Cordon. and Walt:-r Robinson. l -'U -L ia ,xiii 9 ln... ',, ,, ME 5 4 pq? V W ' ,Zi W! Af,-0.-M' f A l , fi 1 , f nm 71 I 1 U 5 ff 45 ff ' I 'fc f2 ,WW F! Mitchell, Charles Morse, Robert Nivkerson, Vivian Nuss. Melvin i 14 Z SZ' I ll Odell, Carmi Ohngren, Gerry z,l Packard. Stuart Pearson, Elizabeth f -Q vf ,A . A 'f f' 24 ,,. I ' N ,, , 'Wm ' ' Q 1, ,, .K - rm , ..-1 - -Q-my .tr I , W , if f A 5 2 Pvtvrstwrt. Robert Pnrtvr. Etltliel X , , ,Qi ,ff ' f f i 1 v.. aw ew Emphc1s1s on HUmGH1t18S Three ITIHIII programe dommate the art eurrleulum Graplnc Art under the dlreetlon of John Allshouae Commerelal Art under the dlreetlon of Jean Smlth and the Expandmg Craft program under the dlreetlon ofChr1st1ne Botsas In addltlon to the reffular aqslgnments thls xear art students journexed to the DCIFOII lnstltute of Art to Qee an exhlbltlon of orlfflnals bx Rembrandt and twentx of hls students Cox er deslvns for the X earboolx seenerx for school plays and poaters for the ads ertlaements of school performances are among the projects done outslde of regular asalvnments B111 Lamp flew armpt the fir t plaf e an ard for the band at the State Falr Anthom Holland NIH!! 1 IUCLI 4 huck Flau and Chrl 'Vlurphx perform IH thelr adxanced drama llaab W.- , ,- ,.f1'-' ,J . Y W - ' 0 o V . l,,, e ' Z M 9 . , .' xAx Q . . . -.M 3 .. . . V -2 V ,' C M , 1 C -' Q - v .- . ' 7 cw 3 .v V' .V . ' o L 0 ' , V H s 5 or V I I -A . , f' i ' J 5. S. ' ' . 'Y fl Y l I . J 'I 4 ' g 2 R 4 . 1 3 l , 2 n r , A S ' f e I Bill lllwul 70 wx. Q N ,xl ES ftpht Ullllvy lllgygm tudem. lllllll ul HFS Hilti 9 Hmong Lf. .ltllhlint If adm. HA ng iw K Richardson, William iQi are Rogell. Stan 'Ziff Roller, Roger 'za Ruth. Robert She-pier. Roger 4 ,Z ,Wu ,T M 40,2 Robb, Robert 110 7 Rogers. William 1135 9 Z' f vhs., I 1 Y Rotsel. Ralph Russell. Anna Short, Virginia Greater Self Expression Students are taught to relate history to what is happening in the world today. History brings stu- dents to an understanding of present conditions based on events in the past. It is more than just facts. Students learn to express themselves and to objec- tiyely yieyy both sides ull historic-al eyents. They are ent-ouraged to talk freely. expressing their feelings on problems suvh as those luving blavlis and whites today. Nlo-es Nlif lwn- and liliri- Horn'-z study the map instruvtnr Margaret jones use- in her South AlIIt'Fll'Jfl hi-tory wour-e. Ro-ita Aguirre. Xmlrf-is H--.tru an-l Sole-tltnl lzquierdo. lf:-ntrall foreign ev-liange -lunlvnl-, xi-ll llliit-1 Pimlidi fllbllllf, fliflhlf. Erie Wiiillivl' miilires .alum-.A known lrlighll, 'w-.,,-S -ui. .i ' Slosson, Sharon QT.. ' . 151 VM . Z4 2 f ' n h L , Smith, Walter r Strachan, David 4, ,,., N is 5 x.--f 415 K .Q Q M A is 4. Tedsen, Edgar '3 Thomas, Art Smith. Jean 129' Stephen 5, Bertha , Mn ., 4 ,7 .gif fi Szabo, Steve 410- , z M4 X Terry, Andrew Treais. Doug ew Look to Language Arts Foreign language adds a new dimension to learning. ln the German. French and Spanish classes students are not only taught the language and grammar. but also some history, geo- graphy, and customs of the countries. Tapes, records, and the language labs are used to increase the fluency of the language being studied. This year foreign exchange students visited classes and explained some customs and ideas of their native countries. The exchange program was sponsored'by biology instructor Margorie White, and surely contributed more understanding of foreign cultures to the language education experience. 'P 'Q 4 i' ll Jill h that Pttillt VSHQH QP l!'11fli, ll ut, 'Int ilulle than hllllll Sc itil 1 m. rage-,fu t J ln the Attendance Office, secretary Margaret Lowry supervises assistant Veronica Freeman flop. lem. Ray Henry. Ellen Wine, and Chris Runyon practice their French verbs with instmctor Frances Martz. Kathy Melnnis ofbook- store fame fa bovej. What else is new in language arts? Would you believe the English fac- ulty has busily constructed a new curriculm with heavy emphasis on elec- tives for fun and profit. That is to say, the classes of 1971 and 1972 will profit when they become the first to choose from a wide variety of courses ranging from rock poetry to philosophy, from creative writing to the re- search paper. lt's the old more courses than you can take in three years trick. Once upon a time the Reading Lab was the radio workshop class- room. Above the door, at its second floor location, one can still see the old On the Airll sign. Today, the Reading Lab has another message. lt's about students who are hooked on books and magazines. lt must contain more than a thousand titles in paperback, and the Ludington Press provides hundreds of back-issue magazines regularly. So What Else is ew? f NX ' 47 .ii X v I f 2 ff' K z Ungvary, Judy Van Ryzin. Arthur . fx Y ',v - , 7' Werner. Faith White. Marjorie Williams. Doretha Zittel. Fred T. and I. Co-op Aaron Alspaugh - Oakland Schools Tom Anderson - West Dee Glass Co. Paul Bragan - General Motors Tnick and Coach Wayne Coleman Russel Glasgow Anthony Graham Reginald Hayes Marcello Hernandez Patty Lewis Gilbert Ramirez Steven Strine Mark Uhrich Luther Craft - Jerome Cadillac Felipe Navarro Anthony Davis Silas Franklin - King Tire Center William Strickland Michael Gilbert -- Pioneer Eng. Dennis Gramer - Erie Eng. ' Larry Jaroslawski Richard Hellhake - R-K Die Design Glen Henderstein - Waltonen Eng. Service Ester Henza - Sherman 81 Associates Pete Landry - Mallyclad Corp. Danny Martin - Midas Muffler Shop John McAdoo - City of Pontiac, Dept. of Public Works Mark Sharpe Dennis Mladenoff - P 81 M Heating Co. Robert O'Reilly - Anderson Design Service Karl Wirth Ken Richards Jim Robinett - Froede Design Co. Terry Stevens - Golf Car Distributors Eugene Walchesky - Boron Service Station Michael Eaton - Oliver Supply Co. Co-op Program Grows The co-op program in which supervised earn-as-you-learn work experience is combined with related in-school study, is growing by leaps and bounds, according to V05 cational and Technical Education Director Maurice C. Prottengeier. As of Jan. 31, a total of 363 students from Pontiac Central and Pontiac Northern High Schools were in- volved in the program. Five years ago, the enrollment was 224-. Nine part-time coordinators carry the major responsibility for the operation of Pontiac's co-op program. They seek out training stations for the students in the business community, match the students with the jobs available and consult with both the stu- dents and employers at regular intervals during the semester. To qualify for the co-op program, a student must be 16 years of age or older, have a good attendance record, and indicate an interest in the occupation as a career goal. He also should have taken, or be taking, a related course. Retail Co-op Office Co-op Richard Ayala - Pontiac Prws Sandra Blevins - People's Food Market Paul Bnice - Auto Electric Shop Beverly Burton - Burger Chef John Cairo - J. L. Hudson Dorene Carro - Burger King Dave Cate - Barnes Hargreave Darryl Cobb - Osmun's Roscoe Cooper - Bazley's Meat Market Donald Davis - Simms Scott Fritz - General Printing Ray Gibson - Burger Chef Patrick Green - A 81 P Supermarket Prince Green - K-mart Chef Darlene Hamilton - Farmer Jack Mike Herron - Griswold Sporting Goods Paula Hulsman - Harwood's Gary Hunley - Atlas Food Market Sheryl Johnson - Albert's Patrick Kennedy - People's Food Market Lonnie King - Golden Thimble Larry Landers - Farmer Jack Evelyn LaVallis - Burger Chet' Wendell Luckadoo - H. J. McCarty Lee Mabe - Kinney Shoes Joe Mabe - Simms Marlene Marotz - Simms Tyler McClendon - Pontiac Press Wendeline McNeary - Bobette Gayle Palm - Pontiac State Bank Dennis Peterson - People's Food Market Albert Rivera - People's Food Market George Scruggs - King Briggs Vicki Seay - J. L. Hudson Sharon Sharette - Sears, Roebuck 81 Company Terry Shifflett - Simms Claudia Smith - Rix Roast Beef Roger Splude - Farmer Jack Kathy Stamey - Consumer Discount Arthur Stewart - Farmer Jack Cleste Thomson - J. L. Hudson Ricky Toothman - Simms Jane VanLinden - Hadley's Maria Vasquez - Locking Devices lncorporated Robert Warner - Fidler's Food lncorporated John Webb - Montgomery Ward Roger Welsh - A 81 P Supermarket Stefanye Williams - Burger Chef Steve Williamson - Windelman's Susan Armstrong - Colt Construction Ella Brooks - Board of Education Cassandra Brown - Community National Bank Rosalyn Billinger - Community National Bank Twylah Brimm - G M C Truck 81 Coach Denise Cobb - Board of Education Ramona Coomer - Board of Education Sheila Crawford - Community Service Eva Csele - Oakland County Cynthia Fread - Pontiac General Hospital SanJuana Flores - Pontiac General Hospital Marcia Graham - Sylvan Heating 81 Plumbing Jackie Guajardo - Joe Coomer Distributors Tarri Gulascik - Board of Education Sandra Guy - Board of Education Linda Hall - Board of Education Shirley Harris - Community National Bank Tnidy Herring - Community National Bank Grace Hillian - G M C Truck 81 Coach Janet Holland - Doctor Socrates Regina Hunt - Board of Education Ernestine Johnson - G M C Truck 81 Coach Virgie Johnson - Board of Education Sherry Kruszewski - General Public Loan Brenda lawson - Stefanski T.V. Pamela Leczel - G M C Tmck 81 Coach Henrietta Lewis - Pontiac General Hospital Brenda Mainous - G M C Truck 81 Coach Willie McClain - Community National Bank Quinton McDonald - Community National Bank Debra McGhee - Community National Bank Kathy Mclnnis - Board of Education Moses Mickens - Community National Bank .Shirley Mount - Board of Education Eli7abeth Mullen - Board of Education Barbara Morgan - Colt Constmction Chrystine Osley - Pontiac General Hospital Doris Owens - W P O N Theresa Pembroke - G M C Truck 81 Coach Dorenda Pryor - Community National Bank Bertha Reid - Board of Education Herbert Reid - Community National Bank .lackie Stiles - Board of Education Linda Thiede - Board of Education lrene Thorne - Board of Education Sharon White - Montgomery Ward Judy Wilson - Big Boy ' First lin lo ise Cob llainous CSele,C UWEIIS, lllird Whitt X . V l l ml llill y n ut Bitl l 'S-47 lui? Office Co-op First row: Ralph Rotsel, Debra McGhee, Eye- lyn Louris, Sandy Guy. Shirley Mount. Den- ise Cobb. Dorinda Pryor. and Brenda Mainous. Second row: Shelia Crawford, Eva Csele, Cynthia Dowe, Elizabeth Mullen, Doris Owens. Judy Wilson, and Judy Herring. Third row: Regina Hunt, Pam Leczel. Sharon White, Wendy Brown, Ernestine Johnson. Sherry Kruszewski, Kathy Melnnis, and Hen rietta Lewis. 1 w.x.M.N,v.ssu -,: A-N meer: ww-www 5 Trade and Industrial Co-op First row: Ray Bruneel, Dennis Gramer, Glenn Henderstein. and Jr. Hernandez. Sec- ond rout' Russ Glasgow, Jeff Brewer, Tom Anderson, Mike Gilbert, and George Wall. Third row: Wayne Coleman. Douglas Car- rothers. Mike Bishop, Mark Sharpe, and Luther Craft. f Retail Co-op First row: William Rogers. Edith Conner, Mike Wells, Palm Gayle, Linda Yahner. Ruth Northrup. and Leticia Toyar. Second row: John Cairo, Sharon Sharette. Beverly Burton. Deana Snow, Claudia Smith. Marlene Marotz. Wendeline Mereary. and Steve Williamson. Third rou-.' Ray Cox. Dan Romine, Stefanye Williams, Richard Cryala. Art Hodge. Celeste Thomson. Silas Franklin. and Vicki Seay. Fourth rout Wayne Tison. Robert Werner. Randall Brewer, Dennis Peterson. Dave Cate, Darryl Cobb. Mike Herron. Roger Welsh. and Chin-k Green. V ,Z Qi gs Zffffyyfl .,. v,-HMM, xxx ,I ,, , ,4 fw .lf 9 ul sx ,X,, , I 42.1 ' 7 it 4 . 4222 A f mx wx ,f 5,7 Q, 4 V,., , VV?-W2 , ,J W QQ I 99 ', ,5 Vf ,:,,.::f 1 z,,f - fj'f,. ,I -,ff 371 f ' -fm. YY? W' W4 f .1 ,, '?2?'4:f .,, ,, ., V, -nf fm: W Wy-.nf . 4:11 , M, Ji, ,520 'fm' , 74 , 'Tin f f' Zfvffif' 1: YW ,V yi, V V .,,,,,,, :Aff wr , af 2 2, Zu ,ff 45275, , , 4794 X Vaw I, fy 2 I' if ' Z Q , f 31 , ,,,, Y c .9 V1 ,V Yi' ,VW vm, 3 -VW f ,5fY',,',, Z! fn' i 6 .J ' 1 A f Q ,- , 1 'C , 'jf I 7 .5 1 4 Q. 1 4 , 4 e l a if is 413 W, , A, 4 , f 4 p f w ' ' f ,,., I ' ' my, Princess Guy Neal V ,f ,QWV V V: V ,, ., um.-mv, Y-L H' 14 vi' LV., ,. if 9,2124 . jg? 'XG www wr? , 9 ,,,, 55362, 79.1 at lf! 1 xv, , . 15 M' 2335 vcr? fl 1 Hgiff-'Q J. ww, ..,,1,W ,. ., . nf 1,31 f fc-ff' ' 1 ff ,, V, 4 ' s' 1 hi ff ,, ,ak V , A. ,fb init' 11, 14393541 ,, M., ., ,Z 02772 .M .ffl V mf ,- . img? ,fat ,5ii'.,:a, V 'wa iff PLOW f, V 'J g,,,6:,f . ,aazgfw ,f ff ' 1572,-ml' ,zu 7' , if V-qv-53223 - 1 , 3ffQ1i4f237 if . , M5515 ,.,-X45 0 11' V, fig-i'V :V 3,41 ff' f' 152' ff' :y.,',L,fff' V, ff,-,vV?', V' Q an sf? f: V :,- ww -if :Q 115' 'Q V: -17 151, ,j, an V, .g,fsf , V,a'gV --zfiff 1 ' zz' -1 3. , 4,355,4i,. V 14' ff' ffgil 4 'Av N ,,'ag,r -1 m 4-ffwifftz 1 17 V: M 1 1, Z ilfwzf ,. 1 q:-ffnff w M ,, ,. , yn .fl 27-. age., If I , ., ,Ny m, ,A . ,fx tgp. J, 9 4? v Q Q! fx 'K 5 3' z fl' hifi ,. ,ygf' Q1 , ,5 1 N' wa x M ff nf ff hfy , , Q 2 f if -f ' 'Z arf . 1 -Q50 5 25 if - , , 40 7 .FM c, PQ , , ,. s, A ,V--Aiwsgf, 0555535 'A , '1-fiif if WW' A fif ' ., mizaiw 4,512 1' za mtv- v1':,gV V- JV? f, fy,-2:44 . Q '33 , gif, f' ' if . A wif. VV , ,1ff,V 'WMV Q .MV 2.11-1 nw W1 V ,,x',f,f55!ff , .Hifi 3, - ,'f'iP2':V?'f'-' 'f 'glf .: '4fl'fLS7 ,vf 'A .ga ,- : 2 , ,V 'M- ylffv ,, 'V-ff - 4-iff If ,Rfk A V, M! , 4 gf 'nz-f,w:,1: V 'Q '- w wr I fw' 1- 1 -AL V, - ,jg-L ' is 4 i,?iff2,Q4' ' ., 4+ ff bg-V.,-, 4' t , 3955. ','14?fr7Ai 551' , f ff-jj,f', if-..V gravy :ff-'ff' , Ljff 3,1155 . wg' ,rv cf A 535. Q ' 132- , , A Q ' . J' ,W 2V J , V . ,ffm 1 if .' ' ,,'..,'6 '. , - .ff :V 3-.21 f AV ,A M551-2 ,f Z , V f , V, f1:-f44,:e,1- 1.4 w VV :i'+fLi-V:-Vw .f ,. f ffm V , 'fi' V ' , ,Mx , -as-lg. - A -S. gg-ix ff , fb' It 49 'iw 2.-he :gg , rbi is va E1 N . '.?2,'Q A , ,151-ya- , y x 4. W , 2 s 5 Y, 4 Q ,J , x VA '4 A ,ff , ff 4 1:1 lx H2 P QU iw. . Z 'W 'r z' jc X, I J? X :L 72 ' 4 4 A Q X f YN 331 9 3 4 qiff S A L. A vigf f .f 3 133' . ,I I' . , , ,, , - 'A 1 4 212 f 4 -f f 9 V 4 11712 YZ in-em W? H 1 KK. W 'S .X ff s n Nx wx N ,4 f I f . 322 ' V, A1.,,,, , WL ' f f-1, f 'zzz' :aj ,..v,-,,, , if f , M f, ,, 1 'T-1 f ,,, Chiuf rlhur Stewart , ,,' ..-int' 1 . , .-4, 1 - :wwf 1, 1 - .1-Qfw,-':5c'Q ' .V , V., ,, x - ,-'w,,a5:a,w.1:, ' ' 'hw .- v . x'f.1,?f' 1 , Nf 5,Q2'5- A 5 '2 hm, wsg, . A ..-' 1 -1 f, , -,Q .gf avrvgf- A . ' '-1 ' ,.v-51 ia- 1 , - 1., 1 ' iX1'1s:.im?Q2., 'V.,f?':r - - ' . ,ff y '7 ::t,,.5uw. -53553.-:ff e K Y , 99-g,Aj-,f,5.n,'l 5w A- J-.Q Y j:,A:L'L-x-,.V5,- ,. V W- ,vt Q W - ' ' '-fy . -,::,:6fU?'?,,.., .k,gff f , -,1,:,?!,i 1 .. , , 1 Ll.: V.-fa,4.f.'.'1'kLLf.:' .-,f-. -w -ec r . Q- f 1. 4 . --as--.-...M-.1....f....6.......,..-.4 ..-,-ffAn+,-Q4-5 , ' f 792 ,f 7 f , ,fy '1 f z 7, f ff 4 f 5 1 , , Q! , ,,.., , 6 , I' ll A f f W X f if '12 5 I , Pontiac 12 6 30 Determined Chief Defense Frustrdtes Opponents Midland ....... Flint S.W. .... . 28 16 Arthur Hill ...... 0 Flint N.W ...... Bay City Handy Saginaw ....... Flint Central ..... Pontiac Northern... 8 0 24 0 8 21 29 8 Flint Northern. . . 14 i 8 8 5 6 i High point of this year's football team was the tough defensive unit. Led by Don Russel and sparked by Laurie Mallonen, they allowed an aver- age of only 15 points per game. Despite the team's record of 1-7-1, the defense was always tough and thus Central was only twice beaten by more than 10 points. The chief failing of the team was in the of- fensive area. The Chiefs were plagued by an inability to score when necessary. One cause may have been an inexperienced offensive line. Another problem was the lack of a kicking specialist. at 561 1. K LAS. W, 'lf I .'i . .. i I' n 'Ve Q ll' lltv tl tw All Lltrg, ' ltiiif. tt llttn lt ii tht it n iiiitilt llillt' lyr, l Pl' tlllf lupll tlllq KX W - fL..,,vuI 7' No field goals were attempted. Also hampering the Chiefs was a Chronic inability to make 2 point Conversions tonly 4- out of 15l. Coach Dellerba is optimistic about next yearls prospects. The offensive unit will have experience. The team will inelude about sixteen returning letter- men. Several outstanding players will bear watching next year, including John Ray, Dennis Brown, lrv lVIeCallister, sophomores Pat Breen, Henry Gamble, and a tough middle unit of Glenn Behler, Pat Owen, and George Lauinger. By the way, can anyone kick a football? iwfIfhfW,,Z ' ' 'M' if 'ff ' WH, f f ww M First Team - Saginaw Valley Lauri Mallonen flinebat kerj Wayne Coleman tdefensive endl Eric' Walker tdefensive taeklel Dennis Brown tdefensive baekl l .- ,-,- --1 UIT il 'H -- -f 1 l 1 F rx! ro 4 'vb :III 'Q 1-1 -.f IU!! -1 -.1 -f P? A N- 1-1 -f -.1 v r-' GL A 1-1 -A 1.1.1 -,- we .1 A 1-1 ld ll bm QJQJIX I Nd l 1 JI' B ,- 'rl - -.f 1-1 ..- 1 N Hn De 111.11 fr.. -1 ... -- -- 1-1 ... -- ...- J N lldl' ..- - f X 1 1 O U 1 , 1 1 Q I if I' l -5 , , N . L ' ' X 3 9 . .1 3 -1 gp L f 1 ' - 1 X h 'nv , - 1, l , ' - J 1 M . ,, 16 '. N, R: S , . - 1 P , .. 1 'N G1 N 'L , -4 X L , , be i . , Q if S 9 I Q . A -' ' ' ' i ' 1 A A ' H ' Q , C f N , i N., Vi. I Q - Q 1 a A ' , J v Y - xx , ,ig , 1 X ,gl N N T , . F. , 1 x . 1 .' 11: Don Hussvll, Ialvin Hirsvh. K1-11 lVl1- Il1-111 1111, Wa1'111-Tis1111, 111- M Er11'W11lk11r. .-Xrt 111111-, 11l1 Mal111111. I arvl Wil1-ox, ark fl11rk,a111l Qhris A111 1-rs1111. S11 ' 1 1r1111': H1-111'v Ga111bl1-. L1-111-1w ,1111111-11-r, 11l111 il- . ' - , . h . r-K . P . lw, 11u Wall 1-, Lauru- lVlall1111v11, Put 3111-11. H1111 R1111s11111. ,1-1'11l1l ,11ll11-r, Rvggw Hayes, D11111111- 1-111111111. a1111l ax'111- ful -1 ' 11. Third r1111': Wal 111' B 'l'1111y ' ' l ' 1 . Karl avis. Pa B11-1-11. 11-ral1 Willi11111s. 1'u1'1- W11111l- 11111r1-. Ar 11l1 1 ' 1 , A is Brown. llc-1111 Be1l1-r, rv M1' Iallist1-r.11111 ll a1lis1111 S111itl1.Tl111, .Y l1'11111.1'1v111l111s1-1l 1 i1 ' ili' ull luniurs, Jlayml to L1 I2 11111 6 S1-151111. wl11l1- l11- s11pl11111111r1' s111z11l 1-11111pil1-1 tl11-1111ly wi1111i11g 1'1-1'11r1 . 11 llnv 11- 11111 2 l111is1. KX IN IL4 OH 1 'n I' 1? 2 ,,. 'Z 370 7 - 6. N l E v 7. L F: nib 'LJ ii 2:5 L79 -5 : '-F .Tm '? 7,1 f L71 :AZ 5,5 4,-4 .- -5.4 QE 1:2 .. . af fu S2 Q12 .Z - 52' lr L.. -if fa: '-:Li E El: 'I 4: KT: :E fr. -fr ,Y r: ie , ELI.- '52 - gif :E ... L., ,,, It gf!! gs: -, S-2 :5 E41 .ik LL! 'SLE ate: :x 9:1545 .255 .,-: .,A.,-, Eg.-C . Q .v, xgil 'w-51? - :Ez :-If HE iii .LL ' x-.AC :L--lg 112, Eff rfgreu 'fi' 'Sed' --4 fum'- T1 L- 1' 3:2 g-3: :ami :QT 125 r,,' Li, ,.t,:L.. 1--L i2-4 1: 11' EEL? -g7Ta wr v- 'C -55: :Sl .. 4,- ELT: ':. E'f :'- ,.4g- CE,-LT. E... .Z,'Z ,!':'-'- 5825 5 'E Lf.: 21: -zfl -F: 1.-P-,J v:-T. Qi: ,SZ .L2f2f E472 ri? :ZZ 3:13 : , W 'I LE 3 ac 'F X .. x -: 1 E F P Isl ff E EL 'SL : -- ...- if 2 4: :. V UH vharsls E A Building Year Lil 11 'L' 'NSS-'lt '. LFL ' ' i L lu 1 'Q V L 1 i rv Cain rvturniiig liroin lust 1 iptiin Nlilu 4 iintllitiiy intl lui Plein ilnnri xsitli jti xt ii 4 iiiitl 47-ntriil liiiiQlit-il uitli Ll l-8-ll iw-t-niwl. Lllilvl'l1LlYiIlgtlUll1lIldlt'll the- area for nlilitiiiiiiii-S. lliitlx 'lim1ii'gtiitl,liiiiuiitljnlin D11-kit-. along witli -lllIll4ll'9 jvrry Vuuglit antl ' . 'il irmiilt-tliew'4ii'viil'a1ii t-x it-i'iviii-ml sqiititl that will bt-titiivlmiiitilaiix- uiiin that tin itisititni. . l l itz' Nlilw llixiiitllit-i'i'x. Hwlnu' right: tlniivli Rngvi' Slwpli-r. Rutly Timur. Ray U' JR- 'ff - t nwnt- Qniitli lfmzw rzffht: 5ttlllUlI1Ul't'SJlIll Dii-kiv. Rutlx pi' vs' .V g-'belle i ff 5 mtl lliltf WH P0 I1 ti ar . Blt onilii lil nvit. ti 't' l I F' K ell ' . ' i Flint SW. ..... I Flint NW ..,. Flint Nrirllit rn. B' y 4 ity H11 ly . Arthur Hill ..... ,. . Saifinaw . . . . . . 4 Mitllancl ..... 4.4 'nt Cvn 'L ...... f WvLllt'Tlxt'3l'1l Kvltvrinff 18 49 Ptiiititu- Noithc-i'ii. 15 Hvginimls 16111 ' r ,PZ ,,f ff! X 6 9, Chiefs ond Champs of Pontioo CAMPY RUSSELL the best een- ter in the state. He can score from any- where and seldom misses in Close, and probably has the 2nd most assists. JERRY RATLIFF a fine shooter, Jerry keeps opponents from double and triple teaming Campy. MONTY HERRING another fine shooter, he Chose his shots much better this year. His rebounding was vastly improved. ANTHONY STYLES an unselfish team player, he almost never makes a mistake or fails to hit the open man. Anthony can score when he wants, but prefers to set up the big men. BILL GLOVER the same type player as Styles, Clover shoots with the best. MYRON BROCK can play for anyone but Russell, and is a good man to have around in ease someone gets into foul trouble. The many arts of Campy Russell lbelou' and right! made Coach Ralph Grubb one of the most envied coaches in the state. 88 Varszl-V. Fmt row: Lampy Russvll, Jerry Ratllff, and Qnarh Ralph Grubb. bex-and row: James bpann, Ron Ransom Don Benion Billie Williams, Benniv Patton, Mvron Brock, Bill Clover. Anthonv Slvles, and Mike Arnold. I---rf 7 lag ,W U44 YQQQNT 52 ' 40 W' M , I4 junior Vr1rs1'tVx'. First rout Cvrulal Williams. Leonard Smilli. Bruvv Womllnurv. Jim Grmfn, and Amh any lVlitn'hf'll. 501-01111 row: Larry liolv. lrvin M1-1 lallislvr. Larry Russell. john Ray. Walter Rolwinsnn Harry Mvlirarv. and llnai-li Earl M4'Ke'v. - - '11 XX is Y ,Ly . iii H5 ! I S' 'VBA ff 7 A ... . i-v Flint SW.. . . F 'nt l tI1lI l . . . Mtlnir Hill .... P4lIlll'l1' Nm-tht FII Flint North: rn. . B. K . Hai my '... 5' iii' V F int N irtli rn. . . H. Amltm r . Arthur Hill .... Flint N.W ..... B. L. Hanily '... 5-1 intiw ..... . Flint North: rn. . W'lt.I'll1tI'll K1 ll.. UIlll'lt' Nurtlif rn B. O. Kiinlnll. . Bot .lf I' B' 'Q ,... D 1. lifttfrin .. Ur cn Litv Vi.. Dvtroit Pvrisliinv B. H. Larifr. Flint SW. . . 'nt 47' ntr' . . . Artliue 1' Hill . . . untiiv N irti rn Flint NW .... . B. F. Handy. . . Flint Nortlif rn . . . nflmv' Arthur Hill .... Flint N. W. . .. Pontiaf- N irtlif-rn B. C. Hanrly. . . Saffinaw '..... Flint Nr.n'tlwrn. 5 1- . ..f Pulzlim' Vrzrsitbi' 100 B H .islim L9 95 ' 77 7 L In 11 .1 64 101 . 7 L Bl . i 70 98 - 69 105 1 1 l 70 95 fag .ix 69 89 l 1 fb 71 81 B - 39 85 l-L 10L T8 96 Pontiam' Nnrtlivrn 69 85 7 51 81 f. g . 65 95 - 81 99 1 il A 38 82 P . - 57 82 . 70 60 l - it 1 39 76 e I - g 7 3 84 7.1 d 1 1 ' 79 81 T, 86 fl 78 l 51 11 61 83 Fli e il 6 1- 79 58 63 P 4 l e S9 B5 48 89 63 58 P 67 79 65 75 B H A I 4-6 Pontiac I . Saffinaw .... 7 87 49 91 6 75 1 34 96 77 79 I, 78 80 63 Soplioinmv Baske-tlmall: Coat-li Art VanRyzin. B as, Singleton, Murray Valley Champs The Chiefs, under the skilled guidance of coach Steve Szabo and his assistant Roger Roller. finished their dual meet competition with an admirable 9 win. 3 loss record. If it had not been for two very close meets with Flint Northwestern and Bay City Handy, the grapplers would have had an even more enviable record. 4 labor-rf, righll District. regional and Valley Champs in their weight divisions were Tom Sin- gI,.t,,n llfjfyn Carl Huis l98l. and joe Nlurray ll55j. luborej Lloyd Shelton H751 and ffjghyf 4103.-h Ste-xe Szabo and jot- Nlurray. Grapplers 5 ,xy , l . E , , ... Varszly Fmt mu Roscoe Smith, Carl Byas, Tom Singleton, jf-ll' Moon. Charles Smith, Dave Shelton, Charles Clark and Johnny Ramirez. Second row: Ken Payne, Mike Naylor. ,Ioe Murray. Pat Breen, Lloyd Shelton. lit-urge Lillllliiltt' Ken Booth, Jeff Dowdy, and Coach Steve Szabo. Junior Varsity First row: Jack Shanholtz. Alvin Wallace, Armon Nichols, johnny Ramirez, and Mark Hutlu-rlorfl. Second mu Stanley Kocchig lmanagerl, jeff Dowdy, Don Murray. William Montgonn-ry, Tony Connex, Ed Sweeney Sam Lorke, Karl Davis, and Assistant Coach Roger Roller. Oakland Christmas Tourney - llth place Quadrangular - 4th place Saginaw Valley Championship - 2nd place State Districts - 2nd place State Regionals - 7th place K X . Waterford W Ixetterinfr Arthul Hill Flint N W B C Handy Flint Northern Pontiac Northern Arthur Hill. . Walled Lake . Flint NW. . . B. C. Handy. Flint Northern l l B Pontiac 42 . . . 41 . Y ' C. 22 ' . . . . 26 . ,. - ' . 23 ' i - 14 '- 1 42 29 11 Swimmingly Ours Valley Places Bruce Markham - Valley Champ, 100 Butterfly frecord, 58.03 - 4th, Freestyle Daye Johnson - 41-th. 200 Individual Medley - 6th, 100 Butterfly Brian Post - 3rd, 100 Freestyle - 5th, 50 Freestyle Don Russell - 4th, Diying Bob Pack - 4th, 100 Backstroke Bob Pack. Rhys Parker, Kim Fox. and Dan Martyn - 4th, 200 Medley Relay Dan Martyn. Rick Dudas, Kim Fox, and Rhys Parker - 3rd, 400 Free Relay 0......,.,7 l, ,T . it 5 is . f , i uw . '- 1 - , ' kgelqgf 4 - Y , it A la if if e - if .4 scc xi lil C A J in N I ' 1 Bruce Markham displays his specialty, the butterfly. Swinging ators Junior Varsity Coach Robert Lorenz, Doug Bradley, Dave Sharpe, Cliff Ryden, Paul Armstrong, Brent Spu- nar, Jim Kerr, Bob Pote, Doug Edwards, Jerry Sarokin, Rick Hancock, Tim Neal, Eli Maroko, Ken Pote, and Dave Johnson. L it 1 311 I 1 1 fm ...K Bob Pack faborel and Rick Dudas lrightl. 'wh Pontiac 61 Pontiac Northern .... 43 59 Flint Northern ...... 46 30 Arthur Hill. . . . . . 75 46 Flint NW. . . . . . 59 51 B. C. Handy. . . . . . 54 59 Saginaw '...... . . , 34 45 Flint Northern ...... 60 43 Arthur Hill. , . . . . 61 56 Flint N.W. . . , , . 49 38 B. C. Handy. . . . . . 67 60 Saginaw .... . . . 45 'lil 1 I? fl as li f 1 if ui 1' an' f ,. hit Zfwfzna-v..f Varsitx Coavh Je-rrx' Be-1-knvr. Daw Batis. Rii-k ltuilas. Brian Post. Kim Fox. Brut-v Mark am Daw Eastham. Ralph Houvk. Dan Martyn. Bob Park. Glenn Bvhlvr. Rhys Parker. Chri lxerr Don Russell. Mark Smit. Lonnie' Bom-. Rlilllllf Knudsen. Ken Potv. and Daw John K: W4 :J x Lg -Mft Y f We Got the Spirit The cheerleaders started the year by selling Holiday Tanning Cream and by having bake sales to raise money for camp. Cheerleading camp was held in Big Rapids, Michigan at Ferris State College, August 3-8. The girls learned new cheers, pom pom routines, mounts and chants. Two new ideas thought of this summer were culotte skirts for football season. f,9? Varsity skirts are plain orange culotte. Junior Varsity skirts are black with orange stripes going up each side. Two candy machines have been installed for the purpose of raising money for a bus to away games for the cheerleaders and the pep band. The cheerleaders were in charge of the Homecoming. ix, Abeve Ieji: The junior Varsity Cheerleaders are Sally Phillips, Lore Porter, Debbie Strickland, and Kristie Psenak. Standing: Denise Street and Vanessa Walker. The Varsity Cheerleaders from the t0p am Gwen Gordon, SUSIP Ellifllli Gay Neal, Nancy Schmitz, Carol Washington, and Connie Morris lriexl pagej. ' 96 ,M..,.u , i i it vi 9 I ! I ' 1 bf Striuwdy li ,ldrrf frvm 'hw Md fnnrlif' W LIU ' 1 x --pw, ...- --1.5 ala -.1 --X. .X Q.-CI -4' . X S 2 ,ov ...Nd KJ' E 4 1 N-N., QE, .a, 3 'LES , 5 -,-n+9 N. -xqf' E 2 3 ,, i X. NWWYRN YSNSQN A courtroom drama . . . under the direction ofMr. Ugolini the cast was readv fthe jury was selected from the audiencej . . . a good piece of material to work with . . . it got the audience in- volved . . . held them in suspense Special recognition should go to Tom Putnam for his por- trayal ofthe defense attorney and Rick Humphries as Prosecuting Attorney. Nina Cuicci was peject as the prudent housekeeper, and Linda Davis portrayed an excel- lent femme fatalle. Excerpts from The Tomahawk review by Sal Stearns The ight of i,....4 ,ic EZ 's A in 1. Rick Humphries and Jeff Stern. 2. Nina Ciucci and Chuck Claus. 3. Tom Putnam and Karen McIntosh. 4. Tom Putnam. Don Davis. and Laurie Blakeney. 5. Don Davis and Chuck Claus. wfk'-77 X -Q v---.I , .U 9-..........-' 'H 1. 0-Q.. rf- ,.. ga QL: n-. s--..,,uI ' , ... g,......1' In wsu., january 16th Resolved: That Congress Should Prohibit Unilateral United States Military Intervention L .a'7 d.'fshB ' UW, M if in Foreign Countries S-.af 5 Q X x , ef- f Winning the distriet debate tournament at Southfield Lathrup High Svhool were negative team mem- bers, Margo Graves and Maureen Coulter, and al'l'irinative team memhers Mir-helle Kilar, Steve Legge. Tom Sempere and George Marshall. The Debate Squad. First row: Deandria Mathews, Sue Huffman, llrvstal Hoop, Miehelle Kilar, Steve Legge, Eli Maroko and Coach Walter Smith. Second row: Margaret Mangum, Kathy Norton, Tom Sempere. Pat Dolan, Cliff Hobson, Maureen Coulter, and Margo Graves. Third row: Janet Christian, Jerry Shover, Mike Maelaaren, George Marshall, Peter Armstrong, James Willis, and Daisy Brown. ? In 449 .R ' , l 7 4, 2 4 f V 5 4 ,2 x 1 fu ? ? ,i 4 7 i Forensics team. First row: Eli Maroko, David Crone, Sharon Haanes, and Carol Washington. Second row: Jerry Shover, Chrystal Hoop. Steve Legge, Rosemary Vallier, and Michele Kilar. Third row: Mike Maelaaren. Jay Clark. Letha Williams. and Margaret Mangum. Fourth rout George Marshall and David lVleNear. Q' .M s Extempore Speech Humorous Declamation Uralory Boys 1. Tom Sempere David MeNa-ar .lerry Show-r l. Stevie Legge- Boys 2. Eli Maroko George Marshall Mike Mael,aren 2. ,lay Clark Girls 1. Carol Washington l. Letha Williams Girls 2. Margaret Mangum Radio Interpretative 2, Crystal Roop Newscasting Readers l. Miehele Kilar 2. Sharon Haanes l. Daisy Brown 2. Rosernarv Vallier 1 --W 'iunUUl!D t'Nm'5s- 1 a i -N f ' , x Q CVB ta f I . IX hi Q-1' sf ...J-Y A TTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS. First row: Mona Coomen. Joan Deuman. and Rosie Davis. Second row Veronica Freeman, Caile Rolle, Janet Cracey, and Carol Hielanen. Third rout Melinda Hardie, Alfreda Garland and Mary Spivay labovej. MAI,'V OFFICEASSISTANTS. First row: Regina Hamilton, Gloria Jennings, Rita Es trada, Gail Palm. and Connie Morris. Second rout Tarri Culacsik, Linda Randolph, Darlene Rhines, Anita Shel ton, and Carol Washington. Third row: Martha Rivera, Irene Thorne, Kathy Potter, and Cynthia Threets lbelowj i G C L1 I i fi I! 5,7 r ,Q 3 fi! S is i ' 'x . I , C. Q 02 594gb i a 1 , l , x X lv T L, Y vu t fb L' vp- F7 ' l02 X 'mia lim' ningf. Huuf lnila' rrlr rim Q ,. ,. ,W . wwf xwihik 'NP A if fy -1, 'f I 77 ,rf ,J , , 72 Lf' 5. . X X .X NN X X J . ax X v -.A 4, 3 N X w Q51 N N 4 .,.f.quqL. 51 ' ,.,,- - ,N fa 'K . - 5 -,J gg 5' ,dy ' fy ,gl 1 3 1:28 Q 1 X 3 - 'Q' r Y , Q 2, .4 .1 gt Et! ,, 5 aw . f '13 ,. I I 5, A, -5. ' z L4 4 11 :gs . Z 7 3? ff' . 'a . ,X K iw? -. 'gg 'Xf- -.,f A f TT? BOOKSTORE ASSISTXINTS. First rout' Kathy lVl1'lnniS. Mary Ellen Menear lsevretaryl. Karen Parker. and Candee Haskin. Second row: Debbie Benion. Linda Davis. Kim Fm. Judi Joseph. and Sue Cnstelln laborel. LIBRARYASSISTANTS. First rout' Karen Rivh. Darlene Marotz. Debbie Ge-ans. Diane Prue. and Marilyn Moss. Second row: Vim-kie Winterbottom. Diane Bowers. Mary Eyman. and Lelha Williams. Third row: Pam Larson. Jan Wooten, Leonard Smith. Connie Rightmire. and Katrina Mi-Cray lbelmd. J W7 271, Q .w...gf.:. ..- silk? X. .4 af. '4 hive: 'Kr ts . . , ,j2 , Z l',y if I fa cr ny I ,wig ' H1 iff f f 1 , if ll' , Z? f 57 aff, QSXQXKWQX x .V XA x. -,Eb-NW.. X ..,,,,,,.1 WMV 449444 CONGRATULATIONS I If if I I 1 70 9 -1 FIS IO EN S OZELTOFF CLASS OF 1971 1 NUMBER 70 1969- SCHOOL HIGH CE NT RAL NT IAC PO VIII XXX VOL in P' E el- ua cn U 3 s. .c 'H o 4 an 'cs x I .C CD L- : WI- O ua 'H as b 'ri .C E , no evidence of tension seen in B Stearns FALL-DRAMA ' the eyes of the seniors as they Y The dfgfhiue fhlal' feflghlie looked foreward to their early year was lg t 0 Ianuary lt, release. After a four day fling n There is hardlylan adequate ad- ?lEeeted hY mg Owh hir' Uiolml' in the Bahamas as the senior jective to describe the year of e ease ma e hh 0 Sth ehtsv trip and a successful senior if at P0nLlaC Centfal, worked hard for S-lx weeks? re- prom. Graduation day arrived, but fantastic, super-funky, or' heariang ind Creatmg thi Seine? closing another chapter in the - h , - h d f i ry. e p ay, a re-enac men o 1 d- - h L - f'gf..2 ,,.:':: gf fzififif. a figiisg gig SC 00 I heard once again as the crisp, Pomraye off C two mg ts It 4 5 starchy-new sophomores wan- Lantsvlth She lury being Selected dered through the halls of our Y e au lence' Alma Mater the first day of CANDY DRIVE school. Fourteen new teachers A new event was added to the 1 I joined the ranks, bringing 2 Pontiac Central calender this NOJMNQT' y0UngCf and fresher aPPeafanCff year. Instead of the usual maga- ,AS Editor of the Tomahawk t0 OUI' fC3Cl'lll'Ig Staff. DI. DZUW, Zine drive, We had 3 Candy Sale. this year I have gained Mr. Brown, and Miss Misner It was organized by Dt, Dauw mohel thah I have given- OPPPV' came back for a return bout and Student Union with great thhluesneleehed UP '01 feeelve after aeflhhihg degrees- enthusi'asm displayed by the stu- aa tgfhlxsgl etiucsgxi ulhzezi UISRUPTION dents. Though succumbing to ' , , Y . It wasn't long before both sanc- many PiIf211S, the Candy Sale uvlues of 69-70 at Pontiac tions of the school, the teachers WHS C0nSidCf6d 21 SUCCCSS and Cemrel and to make humefous x and the students, claimed the may CVC!! be 3ffelnPfffd again new friends' , . right to protest. Many of the next year it Alggohgh gunolgifzeffiefnfglntegg teachers who were disatisfied FINAIJEXAMS - - - - th h l , h k' with ceriam decision? made by Onwafd marched the Sthdehtsv iediouzurzjngntheonciiticfsriilorleiie the Board of Education staged trud- h h f- , P gmg I mug Us! Semester tifulj several successes made I 3 hoycott one school day' re' finals One certainl could dis- - , - -- f , h a e t a 1 1' Y t it all worthwhile. More editions fusuilgti? mac or CCP P Y tmgmsh :Tween thisgly Typhi' were printed than in recent Ort 2 ay- mores w cramme t eir ea s - .- v n I t years with more news content, - f Thivastiiienltjteihpnweg 23213- tothe brim with requirjd Sacts, rotational assignments and the .eren y P' S y even attempting to stu y uiring new Production processes. The mg Pahdefhehhhh Ohe 5hhhY lunch hours, and the studious 170 1 - - . , 9 vo ume includes an Elec aftemoon. It was discovered seniors who gave a shrug of tion Edition a H . later fhe'.0h.lY aemall mih0'.itY the shoulders I or a what for? Edition and ia Prideymiiiiciiliialflg actually mcited the riot which when asked if they studied. ' 'S 1 t-I fi E... Qu: s QW is QE 'Q C 2.51 .em 80: :Y 8 -2 'hh .QQ KG .2 5,5 E5 'St at-S ST: gui 'E has 'I '42 'S o staff. ded out t han xi' :- 11 u 4- 'A A 1 . 4 if 1 -- -gi H f , . If . 3 . aa: :Eg 7':E ,J tg? af' II u I a an e-1 I f of 'hz I lu ,. t :- .I ': 71 ffl nr: ..- 5: ld aft. .N ju Q ?. 515. ::5 19 .M. .11 274' L11 339' -I: 'u ,I if 1-'H v at.:- a a b yr -.,. lv' fri- :n,l4 57.17 L-Ty: ,tw .v' 3 ti - 1 , . .lu :Ir .ln- . -5 1 I' rl ffl ...g . 4-fy IL 255'- --if .::3 l.-- . ... 1 Fu '. 'I U ... ZW ' A n,'- I. l.u 'VF ix' C -if vl:V g.. :E i Us --v 'lol . Fw 1 'a ,. 14 .C u 5' . E ,s. F-g vu' 'Q- :L .,a V L c ugh 5:25 V., iii A FF: 'OC' Cv: WIN C30 1-4, A, M L v 'u I-.1 'CEE ?'::Z Em I-C ' u L Uv W M N V .U nh H: I-VG -CZ: 1 o n C?. .av I We U 11:5 155' .v Ld, IvlA A -1- ici 3: :fs J . ... I IC.. UH: Ff-c is-I ang' 5 f ,Cu I M u u U 211. P .. U . I A 1. ,., -v, 3- rn - 1-- -. 'lv -I :X- .,..,., v' . u, ix:, u 11' rfb I 1- LQ- v U.-' 1-VI' C I GJ 1 H-1 I 1 I' C mann-ug U C Z fl ,. A H-4 'agzagmgg gag., 33,335 gmgo :asap E., uouoow M. worm HQMQ via, U G' Q' ...4 -.H gn , '-A-4 N B Q, Px U Q4 ea -1 5'-Q I ,W w an U u -4 3 Q ug s Q2 ...O an .M gb wo'-IO on .O f ml :'-U.: -o.::.x-M w U'5w GN--V, oi .E on GP 5 ,bm camo c0wB L'-H...o Q uc .,, rn EWG ... 4 t. ,Q 0 ug td cd - Q N .CI -C A31 u U 'Z --1 NU' m - w HWEQ ko ML N0 'U -' , QF 5 E5 , gm :UQ-5 . --sua-o O C Um HJ: LQ ..,, ,gf ,,,. Qi Q-M eww ol ,XDU QXOJIUQ CDD-:UN x...4 Hu ,,,, WWW ,ffffnfy f :cu WBXQQEAF: wggpuumu .Blu way 0 awww W 4 A E N-Qu-'U -Q H W WCB, V, ' 'U -5 QD om MG, uv-xv gy. H H -la C: H as Q-+I g.c,Q.::.',c-,go-5 Ho-30,2 iv? '5q'U'Em I '22 af-EWSZZSGHUa5'2'L-21555-iam 'sw Q, 'Sm 5- H- 9 'sm cg -E U umm.. A vga-v -11-1 Sm--al ,:::1..5g 'E'-o-T,-can .uno-3,95 38 ww W u wow HCUM-S PQ- me .... gig 9,5-gQoo.z:'2mm mmoao EEE 113. ,va o....q U H H-, ---.a ,gm I o cnE.':.'ocEo'8Qg,Uo gBHo.0E325,22'g:-.5 ml: is 3 U'5w':-Ev waves, Q NE - af o-. I-4 1. s P-4QG'NmE-o- ' :':-C15 .E+- 'E --:1'-NL. art P- emewat-5 20.205 12323 Haw: Ewa ms mingimnw. wbaw Owvm. Ummm mLJ:m gs arc . r., zumm E'0 Ugg, n .po-2VJ. ?N E-C U ,U Q -1,5 '- NU-C.. ,ggh-4 5 as-UW -VJCIU3 C Q.: Hin xy xuag og, Hove U3 acmggoggtd uggm 3 QT, H Ugg-2 GSgq2'f,Q 'J',mF4h-H3 g 9,3 Q -is 5 UNm -4'-4-4'O ,. OU 8-D I-4 '--4Q2 c5 .... m W ex U -CJ: -100 V405 D-4Q.44-ng: Qu 'sg mud Q 4.1 . .1. Q-'m U ' QUE gn... 0 I- E 5 an--1 s-4 D-1 0905 2 Q--1 'U :9 .8 S o Esc:---'Uv wg ....p,U'U Ugoo vo'-2 ff -Q Auu U-E-'3 --1 zo W3 EE'-Q-Qu gi I-J EQ,-5 ii .W I 202-05,7115-1:A,f-'GD ago? mg Umm Nm? :msg CE aoodggu R, glvn go 3309 'DUN .-qmxp Q. QUQ Q 85 A NB.: ,,Ts'5'5 UL B30 'mf' 303522 S 2 Ugg 3-5:0 --4 ' - .-4 ,. Sim D1.f:':Q-EN-35: gf: 'U-Q-5-':5gvf.,2,'f5N E222 fa,-S '-' G! O os Q ' . J UH..D 4-'UU mi' 0, fn Og fu-U O ua I: 'D.:'5-U EQ-E 'D-S.: 21,5 :zz-o-EEQGLVSQQ 3 3 mt, S'-2: 5-3 56 gun--,ou H1033 M2135-og-5 Ui-'nga' algae '25-2' MMS-w 'm, 5 -frm fiagwg 'sv 'H we U coDqJUD: U-Qgzz 'G 600100-4--4 QJUUQ CS Q. ECU?--400-U -'Jo,2G I 4 , Era P-E 7 gQJ . q,--4.-43 u-Ugijezt .ici-Cu.-. gc:N 3o....01N2 .::-- ,L-250041 wvvwo -o wBwm -.O2wWOQxWE12 5,35 . -- c on. . -:mama Q22 ge-5'!TgEE-sign, g2gs3seEngaT3'ga525.sgES88E 202 304213455 .-4 ' . -1 A-I Saws 3SM wB2SHzS32f'wE q, 'J5EZ5-1'5'? 52525525-Egwazmfwfi s- . eu . 'U e,fnS rQi'lg333- '6 'gfff E5 e5,a5..Q.5g'5EQ03B3g5igc2fg,Q V22-gglf ...ac-, maya. 0'-' '- 5 N5...,'-'lDExw Q '.::N IB-20mg .:: -UQ- QQc-,H :mio V,-5moo'g-2,2Eg5QQ,53, uf., -53 ma,-6,.U...q,uo.-o h.: uguv, QQ: :gg 'QED' 3-g : :'-3 fv-.1 UE ZE '3-QUE2-95 g0E3vS-og0,Ug r-1-o,, .Bangle OD'U G! ' - cn vg L.-Q., Q Q A-1 .-Pimp -QC? O -'U am :D 'U 5 2 -13 go: -U 1+-4 'UB,,, GJ QJUOH Wg F' Uwwumw' --eg Uma-4 'U ' HU com B pmol-I V, mf-1 Q UU ': 1- P Q HouEmwm'- C7uN mMC5GgWc0'UM N oi U aw noun miiw Q H an gd GGCH U-egm3CcMU'G:gELvE'0dmU UQO :ww EEUU un o'Ua-14-VU'- Ue: DH? Lrloona O-09:15 'hu U'U '8 '0-'U53 WI-1 ': M H O .-4 4-I 5 U .-1 Pxig -g U E 'U O . Q O O 0 la Q me 1. Q-4 C UQ4 UE D- G U I i-4 Q..-4 UQJQ G 3 ggwggiggguin gUwgMQpggE2E9oQggUwwe:mB Edgggwg qu-4-M Ui --al U ' 'E-oo :Wu-4 C CH M335 'O-4: B0 - U o 0 .o 'wo-Cum? and U. 71.'3o ' G 04' um U91 U'-'E .c: ' 'U-UOOFCIE. A-U52 -.9.Su...c ogagjmmugm 9,12-'EBU ..::Z..,,,,Ui .g4qEc.3.54,,g..-H :Ui-gina... ES H Sswagoigggs E E? v5g? -,33,,,- 75 O-QQLIUS N 52- OS . .o H ' - 's if 'LTl uUm Q w 3.2343 baaguaas 0 U-E-'Siva 33- 'USGS YH ',.:,' ...TJ 7N 'ME 'V7 E O U Dxqb'-.QM--U HOU - .,,-U Q --45: -CCW U G1co 5 --u: '0 fd OD C'o0:f3 m eu -'a.':Ic'UN '- 'u ' oo' Ufhov 83:5 ..9af7n35S8?Zf5a'd3j'J, 'iowmvmi-Um-oEcnw'Q.oaN-E286.Q 5 .S 6'E3E:':u.. mba . E cc N03 5's Q W N! um 1 Qiq, .t 1 to 1-1.5 Q: N W: Nb ' 's iq Ng, -sm U gg-L. -E r: vw: '- 95-N mm x 09 '05, ,o-5 5 SQ 'E 2 :va mg. in w fc - Ss, H3 BE tn -2-1: 'Q .55 .gnu .95 is 55 av Q -1: SW mE' 52 W W cm W' Q Es Hg Eg '- Q ' A, mm ng Ew LV: N mm ' Q. WU T, V 9,55 5' xi me 82 E:- Q Q3 CN 'QQ' if Q5 fm ' Ste 2 E' W4 E Q Is MM 4. 5- nw i -N IGW 2 Q an X Vt 01 AUDIO VISUAL. Madison Smith, Stephen Cor- don. Ronald Ransom. and Eugene Bucks frightj. STUDENT COUNCIL. Fin! roux' Karen Williams. Art Hodgv. and Lynda Davis. Second row: Tina Johnson. Diane Vessells. Jeanne lVlCCurry, and Chris Runyan. Third row: Lore Porter. Janet Ma-lntosh. Kris Kinr-aid. Stephanie Taylf-r. and Julia Redmon. Fourth row: Kathy Paterson. Rose- mary Vallivr. Russ Fimhenger. Jimmy Green. Kathy Mvlnnis. and Margarvt Parker lbelozvj. They Serve the School E7 gf? Q l0b X , 9,7 'fix 1 K . X I E 'x ' 1 If-'5 1 mpg . Q mr' 7 .. ' e ' in MN Q l 1. R4 ix. i f, 35: s e w 11 Q T ty 8- 1' I ff! r ,,i. -'L' Q 1 l STUDENT UNION First row: Chuck Claus. Sponsor Gene Gerard. and Linda Jensen. Sec- ond row: Debbie Rogers, Rachel Merkovitz. Annette Webb, and Mona Coomer. Third row: Carol Heitanen. Cavlc' Godsf-ll. Iris Bor- ders. Debbie Bradly. 'Frances Morearty. Fourth row: Gay Norton. Linda Powell. and Janine Tyms llffl, VARSITY CLUB. First row: Earl McKee. Bobby Malone. Madison Smith 1Sergeant-at-Armsj. Doug Waffle. Jerry Vought. Dennis Brown lSe1'retaryj. and Roger Shepler. Second rout Leonard Smith. Henry Gamble. Art Goldman. Glenn Behler. Ray Trejo. and james Spann. Third rout Bob Pack. Dave Eastham. Bruce Markham. Eric Walker. Wayne Coleman. Daryl Wilcox. and Bruve Woodmore. Fourth row: Don Benion. Myron Brovli. John Rav. Mike Russell. Ger- alfl Williams. Irv MeCalleSter. Steve Green- halgh. and Brian Post Ibelowl. ik SKI Tl'fAl.U. Daw Ydluf-I. Daxifl XKVFINLIII. Jvrry tfrf-Ilvy 14lu..11pt11lr1t. tum! Um-n Nlurphy. .SM-urzrl' M143 Hwhtn Smith. .lane-I NL-Intwgh. .mfl x1Lll'llYI'l Minor Athletics of Major Importance . 1 V I' ' .fy f I 'Kia fx S'l1IXf'I'.'tI'f'I4'hf'l1 I rivh. ,mul P:-gp Whit'-. GIRLS N Z T1'fY VIS THJAU. First rnux' Uvblrie' lfww. fQrvt1'h+-n 'wmws Vi hits' lspmmwry. Third rnux' Pam Killvrtgf-r. Kris Kimxml. :ami Nluurx Ewull frigftil. Q ' Hwfxwiwwwxx , PHYSICS CLUB. First row: Jim Peterson, Tom Duling tsponsorj, and Wyatt Gee. Sec- ond row: Dan Martin, Scott McKay, and Jeff Kentfield. Third row: Mark Newman and Dave Batts lrightj. LAB ASSISTANTS. Firs! row: Debi Davis, Jill Proffitt, Laurie Porter, Connie Morris, and Jan Bottom. Sec- ond row: Bev Bletstein, Connie Cuthrell, Deane Brown, Janet Mclntosh, and Sue Berry. Third row: Peter Armstrong. Lowry Mallenon, Jim Petersen, and Ellen Wine. Fourth row: Janet Christian, Curtis Sage, Ron Bryant, Steve Kurth, Mark Sharp, and Bruce Markham fbelowj. X 5 I W A 'V I I ,A I . Z 2 f X M. 3 V rn fl ff, X C3 ii ww If f 'NJ 2' , i f 'Q Ilan Nlurlin. Ilan- Bath. Bruw- Marlxhaln. and In- slruvtur Tum Duling 1-,irry 1111 Ihv p1'wg'111l11s uf le-- galil.-fi plush-s lubwzvl. IFRIKQIXS ST,-IFF. Firsi rwux' NlLllll'l'1'Il C4lllll4'I'. and Margur-JI Bath. Smvrzfl rout Diana NIvHridf- 1spwr1surj. .-Xnnv Hvylmlds. lihriw Human. and Carul W-t'llf'Flldl1Il flejfif. BOYS GYM ASSISTANTS. First row: Jerry Kent, Charlie Smith. Mark Rutherford. Second row: Stanley Koechig, Joe Murray, and James Palmer. MODERN DANCE CLUB. First row: Mom- ca Singleton, and Karen Williams. Second row: Barbara Dawson, Velma Williams, and Kathy Wiley. GIRLS GYM 4bSIbTANTS Fzrst rou Linda Hurst She-lla Freeman Second rou Joan Appleton Pat Larnon and Gall kuechle Thzrd rou Robm Compau ,Iudx ElllQOIl and Vern Wmter CAFETERIA WOR1SERb Arthur Porter Muhael Crnswold and Allan Ryles M 5? sy Y Q. l1'l'BBev- Central Makes Musrc PEP BAND Frrst rou Ph pup Armetrong Eh Maroko Roxanne Alfzup Eatha Hollex Margaret Hoffman Chrne Naxarro Maurx Ewalt Robin Eagle and Lxnda Mlller Sec ond rou John Shafer Rack Beete Cl1ffBuf fett Rlthard Green fLeaderj Tom MrKel tex Anthom Holland ,leannle Mull Peter Armstrong and Paul Armetrong ffar right top! WIND EVVSEMBLE Frrstrow Maurx Ewalt Rohm Eagle Nadine 'VlatheQ Rlchard Tsou Dorthx F0vwlxleQ Chrls Nawarro and Janet Pepper Second rou .ludx Bonds WawneC Genereln Anthom Holland Rox anne Alsup Eartha Hollex John Graham Cralg Allehaeh Lee Cheal and Darxl Wilcox Thzrd rou John Shafer B1llCheal Rlehard Green Greg Wilson ,lark Clark B111 Katlp Tom Dorsey Phlhp Armqrong and Eh Ma roko Standing Tim Doolex Tom MeKel wex and Mr Course ar nghl bottom! 'Y' 'I ' ' 1 Y -w-w.,, - ......r+ - ' , e . . .m r-. 9 9 - 1 1 ' - ' l 'S ' H 4 - I. . S, , . - , Q - 1 -Q 9 J -1 A 9 7' ' v . .. , , ' U K 1 - . . , ' v . ' L l l Art Stewart z r . A ti 4 4 1 f Z , 1 , 5 f ' 44 A A A 8 4 I wr ff Z V Z , 3 , 2 j 1 g Q 1 ? Q M L. 1 A s I i STAGE BAND. First row: Anthony Holland. Jean Mills. Maury Ewalt. Peter Armstrong. and Paul Armstrong. Seeand row: Philip Armstrong. Eli Maroko. Brooke Strang. john Shafer. Roxanne Alsup. Eartha Holley. Lee Cheal. and Daryl Wilcox. Third rout Greg Wilson. Tom McKelyey. Tom Course tdirectorl. and Sharyn Parker lbottom. lefl. CONCERT BAND. First rout: Debbie Crillo. Cletis Tipton. Mary Ellen Keeler. Jackie Ledsing- er, Louise Mullen. Margaret Hollman. Dorothy Fowlkes. Chris Navarro. and Janet Pepper. Second ruuz' Maury Ewalt. Robin Eagle. Nadine Mathes. Richard Tsou. Paul Armstrong. Judy Bonds. Jack Clark. Bill Katip. Jeannie Mills. Peter Armstrong. Lawrence Bonds. Paul Locke. and Arthur Stewart. Third row. leh: Daniel Rath. Debbie Hargrayes. Sharyn Parker. Cheryl Freeman. Wayne Genereux. and Tony Holland. Third row. right: Bob Hinson. Roxanne Alsup. Eartha Holley. John Graham. Craig Allebach. Lee Cheal. and Daryl Wilcox. Fourth row. len' Linda Miller. Kathy James. Debbie Berry. and Shelia Sulliyan. Fourth roug right: Kim Fox. Greg Wil- son, Rick Beets. John Shafer. Bill Cheal. Brookc Strung. Philip Armstrong. and Eli Maroko. Sfllllllliflgf Tom Mt-Kelvey. Tim Dooley, Scott McKay. and Tom Course. director lboltom. lehl. IN '+I-D ,il -'E 1- '- 6: 53' QE? 135335 2'C'. QJ Q-22:13 E CJ :ESL- asi 2 CQ 'DE +2 3 552 iffggf' :N gn SAQS siig E-SSH Law-EQ .kk 55552 si Q:5'j'5 8 5. E-:DD U3-'D-..:-C Qggiw ,Q C5170 Q22 S 51,555 S5322 wifi 5,3553 Sai, gf 2 A o Z CU CJ ': Ld sl E E 5 4-I 5 CD GJ f-4 5-A CU .-CI CJ 'U C CU .5 o-I O O D31 7. E C cu M -4. cu cu .C CJ r CD .Q 4-J o o DQ L-1 GJ row: Ava Jansuozian, Madi Sl CHESTRA. Fzr Qi. Q if w 15056 :om EFS 125.54 ESQ, 456 .9 1: 155- FC.- 42.5 , 7:3036 qJ'Q4-w .cktif-P Qs: Q-cs E'f5':. miie iw CQ 6251. Snowy A H' -cw: he-v S5250 -as 5.2.2.2 gmac' 15-20: :NME 5341 mQQJhO sail-U ar, Q, :EMM QA:-U... QLQEE QJCDP-.QJ -aegis :CE ow , CJ b .L-1 ft1,OQJ -:ECE Q-Jigw Divan.. Erhqa Q-gg: C .Cf-fi :gs 3-05 -USD-'fl Oo 'E CJ'-ii -E-EEUU 4-IQCID www? 0352! . FDM 22,22 CUCIJ f -cs f: D050 505522 4-' :ug-:es CQpLI-:FE fmmm 603.5 5-1 E-gm... S5605 ....-5653 CU CU :gong miogm T '0-M-w,.,.,,,,,,.., ,W I vvwbwa. . , 'H'lnsvn-.......,,.,.v.,..m, ., m,.,..f-., ,.,.,.., 5 .uname-W4-ww-m..,...,,--. ,VW ,, .... .-.1 ,.,,,.. wav ,,..,.,..,.p-new--2-.,..,A.,M - - ww-annonnogpmvwv-f-W v.m,.,,..A,,...v... W1,.-wwmfw' ' f n..,.....M....,.,,...-Q.-ww-vw ,. N,.,,.A - ,....,,33 f 1110094 M,-.f.-......,.,, MH- f - I i ,... . 5.1 . NJ 1' x ' T X fx z 4 H. I Q U - 4 X a.4'J ,fb 0 fe N P 4? il - 4 I 5 - Q .gf - ..1..-.-w, -.,' f. ,.7t,f,f :-'S' .A , ,'4U'4f ?'f 432'-' 'Sf ' 'JH 1?h 5fg.' '. . fd r' -. - s, -.. - .. -.,-,' ei. E y ,. ,1 1 , , it JS,f,, K-:t,2'L.9-' 41.-,17:HffQ,', tb 0131-at , ,gl 435-,atv az?-,' ,H Q: J A 1 V .h , . .,,.k bl, mu r -- 3 , , ' .1-+,f,.:A 241+ x..,.. fff - . qv' . fx.vf 9Vf?7 if fixfrunf u 1 ' .gow l '-A-. ke' L .Y F Kgs.. 'fa f. 1- , 3,5 gi. ' ,M ld X: ' ' - 'nl'- -.Q 1w1!...,i':'. -AKA' ' bw- ,JVQ .f - .- . ,H-5 0 K '15 X 'I 'lf s. ?-v ' ., , uin- '4-f 9.8!-9 A ' Q . :a : 1.9 , ' ? Jafar . 'gifai ,..'-up . . ' ..1'-- gf ra- f s ,Q x,A: vi M I rl I L 'N Q1 'Q , AA- ' x 'Z-X , L . ' H - ' F 5 B 452 A, , , S Q A V it K- . if gxg'1g+' 'xx' U 3 it 2, 'E-255 . K5 'Of ' L I 'S H 3. M . ,fa ,.. 1 4 Hey. Central Swingers Lend Us Your Rhythms Letls Moke Music All Together, ow .U:1DR1C.-ILS, Firsl rout Bev Bletstein. Hari Nichols. Gayle Godsell. Gretchen Crelley. Jill Proffitt. Karen Nleffarriek. and Janet Pinho. Second rout Nina Giucci. Sally Phillips. Sue Ramin. Nancy Burder. Barb Grossman. Kathy Petersen. and Sue Moon. Third rout Jim Sluka. Tom Putnam. Gregg Gison. Jeff Stern. Mike Xlorson. and Mark Shanholtz. Fourth rout Bill Ramin. Bob Hutchinson. Bruce Markham. Roger Strait. Dan Williams. Mike Boyer. and Ralph Claus fbelozrj. l l 'nf F C' ' .I s . . ,A V, 1 i I M 3, I 3 l 'I 1 P I I H Q if l l 7 A 'X ll l if H i l f 'X---1' 4 -..-1 1' 6 A 2 'li I '27 I V D SENIOR BOYS. Fins! row: Bob Collins, Art Kilgore, Jeff Stern, Rick Be-cts, John Cairo, and Mark Shanholtz. Second row: Jim Sluka, Eric Walker, Dave Eastham, Bruce Markham, Bob Hutchinson, and Jerry Vought Iabovej. SENIOR GIRLS. First row: Kay Lf-chty, Barb Cook, Bev Bletskin, Debi Davis, Sue Brown, Marilynn Taylor, and Connie Morris, Second row: Mary Nichols, Sue Ramin, Lynda Davis. Venolyn Price, Ro- zannc McGraw, Karcn Parker, Marcia Skclley, and Linda Em- slev fbelozvl. l E ll . -- si ii ,S ,aa ' 2 E-Q V , C f n 1 - 2 5 I Q l 54.7 ' ' J f g ini Kg. ..4 i l an 'K Marilyn Davis Adams, Charles Adams, Jerome Adair, Leslie Affolder, John Albert, Rocky Alexander, Charles Alexander, Craig Allebach, Craig Allen, Anita Allen, Twyla Anderson, Aaron Anderson, Alan Anderson, Robert Anderson, Ron Anderson, William Anthony, Patricia Anthony, Rick Armstrong, Carol Arnold, Brenda Arnold, Roger Atkins, Hezzy Avery, Christine Ayala, Annie Babcock, Diane Bailey. .lames Baldwin, Cindy Baldwin, Randy Sophomores U 01 'f 1 7' W ' s 'NSN- Banguil, Barry Barnes, Sam Barry, Mike Baxter, Kathy Baylor, Timothy Belknap, Toni Bell, Curtis Bell, Oliver Benford, George Benns, Daniel Berry, Debbie Berry, Marylou Betty, Michael Bigler, Suzy Billinger, Ronald Black, Michael Blount, Sharon Boldrey, Bonnie Booth, Kenneth Bradley, Doug Breckenridge, J oy Breen, Pat, Brenner, Carol Brent, Larry Bridges, Alvin Briney, Sue Broadnax, Rita CC Craig Alexander Brooks, Bev Brown, Bob Brown, Pam Brown, Penny Brown, Donna Brown, Deloyd Brown, Vanessa Burling, Larry Burton, Joyce Burton, Velmarie Busbee, Charlotte Bush, Marcia Butler, Loraine Byas, Eddie Cairo, Pat Cameron , Larry Campbell, Edward Cantelon, Roger Cantu, Nick Carlis, Joyce Carswell, Ron Carthane, George Cato, Roger Chaney, Lesley Chappell, Gladys Chatman, John Chavez, Carolina -aqui 4 Y iii Cheal Lee Chestrr Joyee Clanry Patsy Clark Debbie Clark lack Clark Lisa Clark Sally Coe Debbre Colt Cecil Colburn Claudla Cole Larry Cole Steve Collier Lawanda Collms Charles Conner Denmm Conner Nancy Connolly Ruhard Contreras Mary Cooley Phrl Coomer Stanley Cordova Helen Cunningham Laurle Craft Robert Crawford Jerome Crick Barbara Crone Davld Daeus Sue yawn. Mark Brown? . c 1 Il . . , 2 ' . Q ' 5 1 l , 1, . I I 1 . Q . V N- . . - , . I 5 P ,, .M 1 I .5 - , , 5 g- , if -e - ! ' , X ,M , M 6' K I Y ,.., it , 1 ' l 1 Q l 'ke ' , .' rv .' If V, . . . . 1 . . , ,, I A , N A . ., . 9 ' I . 'U ,y Perry Hardiman Daly, Maureen D'Amore, Mike Danic, John Davenport, Ralph Davies, Charles Davis, Bill Davis, Diana Davis, Gail Davis, Larry Davis, Marilyn Dell, Pam Dickie, Jim Dilworth, Raymond Doig, Richard Dowdy,Mike Dowe, Michael Dowell, Bruce Doyon, Colleen Draper, Betty Draper, Sam Duckworth, Judy Eagle, Jean Eagle, Robin Eason, Daryl Eastham, Betty Elcan, Carolyn Elliott, Marty Sophomores P Evans John Fiscus Lynn Fisher George Fisher Kathy Fletcher Eddie Fortney Lee Fortney Lynn Fowler Ruby Freeman Ronzell Gallo George Gamble Hank Gibson Rick Gilbert Jeff Godsell Kate Goff Cheryl Gohagen Wanda Goldman Mike Gomez Tony Gonzales Robert Gonzalez Carlos Graham, James Gramer, Dan Green, Annette Green, Carolyn Green, Jimmy Jr. Grillo, Debbie Groenink, Pamela Patricia Taylor l3l Gross. Mildred Haanes. Sharon Hamacher, Stuart Hamilton, DeLyn Hancock, Gene Hansley, Diane Harden, Willie Hardiman, Perry Haroutunian, Karen Harper, Dan Harper, Janet Harrell, Dennis Harris, Debra Harris, Joseph Harrison, Jerry Harrison, Sandra Haskin, Randy Hatcher, Dianthia Hatten, Lumetta Hatter, Joyce Hayes, Robyn Hawkins, Gwen Hecox, Dave Herring, Delancie Herring, Mavis Herron, Viola Herron, Thomas fag!!! ' X I , my it -an f Q tif Z2 v- Y 4. tif .nf Q19 4 I . Q, 5 .T in .nf HW W Xt?' x Us-,I Bi D' J 3, .Q-f 'Sr ,:' . Hervt ou 1 hrlstme Hlgdon We ndv Htrsnh Lf eLf-e Hobbon fllfford Hoffman Margaret Hogane I lenda Hollis John Holsworth Robert Hopluns Nettle Horner Theresa Holllnb Sandra Howard ialun Howze Lorna Hudspvth Kathv Hubble Jamk Huffman. Susan H , f'rctt'ht'n Humphrvy. Dalt- Isenberg. Carol lsgrigg. Scott Jackson Anna Jackson Arthur javkson. Debbie jackson Robin ,Iat'kSon, Ronnie Javob. Aaron james, Elam MW Instruvtor lwilbe-rt Javkmlt Rick Kincaid and Dave Webster. Fabrication :md Wahl: f ,f 4,3 Dave Papazian and Rick Gibson. Hudena, James James, Kathleen Jansen, Bill Jansouzian, Ava Jennings, Diana Jernagin, Luezellia Johnson, Dave Johnson, Norman Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Tina Jones, Bill Jones, Bobby Jones, Diane Jones, Donald Jones, James Jones, John Jones, Lindsey Jones, Nahyo Jones, Pat Jones, Robert Jones, Ronnie Jones, Tempsie Jones, Theresa Jordan, Harris Jury, Joy Kalausich, Stephanie Sophomores U11 W' 1, ir GQ . 4' , 21 rf ff ..,.., K Ml M. as x Katchka, Mike Keel, Lula Keel, Vickie Keller, Everett Kennedy, Steve Keros, ZoeAnn Kerr, Christopher Kerr, James kilar, Kim Kilar, Michele Killinger, Pam King, Candace King, John Kincaid, Rick Kinney, Stanley Kopilchack, Grace Kring, Dave Kuesel, Lynette Lane, Jackie Latimone. Theresa Lawson, Eldon Lawson, .loAnne Leach, Terry Leahy. Lauri Ledbetter. Lewis Lee, Chari Legge, Steve g' X f Pam Croenink labovel. Lewis Ledbetter Ibelouj if y. 'ir T 'r--M Q, Sax '..,, 9 1' lnstructor Gene Gerard takes his turn in the sponge toss at the Homecoming dance. Lemos, Alex LeVert, Anita Lewis, Denise Little, Johnny Litwin, Mary Lockwood, Rodney Logan. Thomas Logan, Vickie Long, Claudia Long, Deborah Lopez, Bob Louris, Sheryl Lowe. Mike Lubahn, Dennis Luenberger, Linda Luster, Harold Lustur, William Lyon, Dennis Maclsaren, Michael McCoy, Patti Mahone, Sharon Malbouef, Connie Mallonen, Wesley Manns, Earl Maroko, Eli Marotz, Darlene Marshall, Lawrenc Martin Jenny Martin Ricky Martinez Rita Mason Linda McBee David McCain Cheryl McCall1ster Cassandra McClain Janice McClain Jim MCCl1Hd0D Caleb McCrav Katrina Mclnally Marilyn Mclntosh Karen McLain Kenneth McPherson Robert Menyweathers, Beulah Mickens, ldella Midgett, Sandra Miller, Emma Miller, Lynda Milligan, Rufus Milton, Calvin Mindingall, Augustus Mitchell, Jerome Mitchell, Julie Mitchell, Kevin Mitchell, Sam Athletic director Ed Cravbiel assistant principal Smith Car son and football coach Paul Dellerba at the teachers dart board during Homecoming ,,W' 4' .1 Wm A aff -1. . f A swinging cheerleader at best: Elise Best during Dress Down Day. Monroe, Walt Montgomery, William Moody, Joseph Morgan, Anthony Morgan, Michelle Morgan, Pamela Moran, Rudy Morrell, Laura Morton, Jerome Moses, Debra Moses, Janice Muehl, Brad Munson, Litanya Munson, Melvin Murphy, Cathy Neal, Tim Nealy, Linwood Newsum, Mike Nichols, Donald Nickerson, Paulette Nol, Erica Northern, Nick Northrup, Esther Odom, Dee Dee Olds, Dean Oliver, Vikki Omans, Eddie Ometz, Denise Ortega, Stephen Pace, Carol Pace, Steve Pack, Bill Papazian, Dave Parry, Anita Paterson, Kathy Patrick, Christine Patterson, Dewayne Patton, Betty Payne, Ken Payne, Steve Pennex, Ricky Penny, Rose Perry, Sharon Phifer, Clementine Piercey, Hugh Pinson, Vicki Pippens, Marilynn Pittman, Rosa Poorman, Deanne Porter, Candice Pote, Ken Powell, Darnell Powers, Kenny Povey, Mary -in ' TINY' 'Q- Chris Kerr and Lee Cheal. Price, Bill Prestin, Deniene Prue, Diane Pryor, Marquita Purdy, Edith Quiles, Velma Rath, Daniel Redmond, Cynthia Reed, Randy Rhimes, Darlene Rich, Karen Riebe, Steve Riemenschnieder, Diane Rivera, Joe Rivera, Salvador Robb, Richard Robertson, Kevin Robinson, Barbara Robinson, Kathy Robinson, Paula Rocheleau, Mark Rodgers, Dorothy Rodriguez, Iris Roeper, John Rogers, Letitia Rose, Robert Roszell, Donna Sophomores ' :iv fffff , V, f ,cf ,gl , ' 'W 3' .55 ff 'f A . M03 y 4 'f , e ff ,.,..-.. Rowls, Ronnie Ryden, Cliff Spunar, Brent Stamas, Penny Stamman, Karen Stanford, Melvm Stephens, Edith Stevens, James Stewart, Freddie Stewart, Mona Stileski, Greg Strait, Connie Strang, Brooke Strickland, Pamela Strutz, Carol Stules, Debra Summers, Michael Swartz, Debby Sain, Derrick Saincome, Dave Sams, Jerry Sarokin, Jerry Saunders, Pam Saylor, Michael Scherbing, Vickie Schroeder, Cindy Schroeder, Laura Marilyn Mclnally, ,lim Anderson, and Kim Kilar, celebrate the traditional orange and black day. 409 :Us Schwartz, Sheila Scott, Janice Scruggs, Karrie Seaboldt, Vicki Siebert, Dave Sellers, Teresa Sempere, Jim Sempere, Tom Shanholtz, Jack Shelton, Delores Shelton, Mario Shoemaker, Darlene Shover, Jerry Simon, Clara Simpson, Joann Singleton, Monica Sledge, Larry Slocum, Becky Smith, Anna Smith, Edward Smith, Galvan Smith, Jim Smith, John Smith, Kristie Smith, LoAnn Smith, Samuel Spence, Gloria in l i v A t 1 in Spivay, Mary Taber, Shelley Tademy, Lessie Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Rondale Taylor, Stephanie Tear, Clifton Thomas, Diana Threets, Cynthia Tison, Syble Toothman, Tom Torley, Bill Tovar, Paul Trammell, Larry Turner, Alfred Turpin, Barbara Tyson, Anna Uhrich, Gretchen Underwood, Robin Valuet, David Vandenberg, Dan Vanderlind, John VanKoughnett, Susan Waite, LeAnna Walker, Barbara Walker, Kenneth Wallace, Alvin Aa-my Check the opposite page for John Green's look-alike on Cen tral's faculty. iR7 7 'PQ 'V'?5?'V TVT!'vlfHl , ' 1 W rgggzsw-ug! Mike Black: Think about it. If I 3 , o Q fi' ,, ',,.. sQ' C I44 Walsh, Melanie Wardlaw, Roger Warner, Dorothy Warner, Patricia Washington, Donald Washington, Tarhi Washington, Vivian Watlington, Aubrey Weatherbee, Gary Wells, Brian West, Sharon White, Floyd White, Marcina White, Margaret White, Sheryl White, Tyrone White, Valarie Whiting, Darlene Williams, Beverly Williams, Brenda Williams, Danny Williams, Darryl Williams, Henry Williams, Otis Williams, Robert Williams, Vicki Williams, Walter Sophomores O 4 Williams, Wandazean Willingham, Debi Wilson, Chris Wilson, Rufus Winton, Imogene Womack Diane Woodmore, Bruce Wooten, Lillian Worley, Michele Wuelfin ,lo gr Y Wyman, David Yeargin, Jeffrey Young, Barry Zamora, Mary Zawideh, Jerry Zimmerman, Cheryl .15-F . 'RM f A if ki' av lg I I o Q fi Lewis Hayner: Think about it. axniiiimcelgl g Iumors WW b 'l'1'lII'in Inf ZXVW' -+1 1 Allebach Paul Allen Carletta Alsup Roxanne Applewhtte Mlldred Arctmaga Chrls Armstrong Phlllp Babcock Charlene Babcock Judy Bannerman Mtchael Barry Helene Bates Debbl Bauer Alan Baumkel Dena Beauregard Wesle Beers Walter Beets Rack Behler Glenn Belknap Tom Benford Raymond Benton, Deborah Benson, Barbara Benton, Bruce Black, Terry Blakeney, Laune Blankenship, Sam Blaylock, Dottie Blum, Chuck Junior Class Officers fstandmgj Margaret Batts vlce president and Drew Marshall president Iseatedj Irene Thorne secretary and Nlna CIUCCI treasurer Y it U X gc Bogert, Beth Bonds, Judy Borden, Duane Borders, Iris Bowers, Beatrlce Bowman, Dale Boyer, Robert Bodie, Mary Boyles, John Branner, Patricia Bright, Jerry Brock, Myron Brown, Cassandra Brown, Dennis Brown, Harold Brown, Kathy Brown, Maudine Brown, Norma Brown, Sharon Brown, Sue Bryant, Jerry Buergcr, Cynthia Burder, Nancy Burns, Jim Burrow, Susan Busse, Anne Bustillos, Enrique Iuniors K I 'ki l 1 WWW' L I , Coe, Gary Byas, Carl Caldwell, Willie Calhoun, Latichia Cantelon, Sue Cantu, Esperanza Carlis, Bertha Carr, Mike Carrothers, Alfreda Casstevens, Patti Cato, Willie Causey, Brenda Chamberlin, Debbie Chambers, Patty Chapman, David Chapple, Aaron Chase, Elizabeth Cheal, Bill Chiappelli, Cynthia Christy, James Chunn, Perry Ciucci, Nina Cladas, Sandra Clark, Julie Codere, Mark 1 H Cohen, Charles Sean Wharry Coit, Cecil Cole, Jar-quiline Cole, Sandra Coleman, Mavis Collins, Albert Collins, Loretta Cooke, William Cooks, Jerr Cooper, Roosevelt Cooper, Roscoe Couretas, John Cowley, Sharon Cox, Ray Coyle, Jim Cowart, Vanessa Crawford, Carol Crelley, Cretehen Crone, Diane Croskey, Charlie Crumb, Sandra Crump. Michael Diane Pankey Cummings, Susan Currv, Doris Daniel, Jerry Davis. Donald Davis, Javkie Davis, Joe aw' , 2 mix , -7 cw I ' ' 27 A S X1 V 4, ' Q f, f-- l Z, l i 1 3 W . ,. 'O :- .an .,:.,. Q. i 1 X, ' i.. X .I 1 'Ld X Sv., Q 19- T Y ., 'C' if 'l . ., x,A f 'I' i '5 ' IW juniors 'wma jx -1 gn g 1 A . xv. X. Davis, Karl Davis, Rosie Dawson, Barbara Day, Marcella DeBolt, Debi Dennis, Janet Dennison, Paula Derrickson, Marcella DeWalt, Alfred Dinkins, William Dixon, Bernadine Dixon, Mary Donaldson, Reggie Dooley, Tim Dowdy, Jeff Dowe, Carolyn Dowell, Dorothy Downey, Mack Dunn, Pamela Eaddy, Josephine Eastham, Bill Eastham, Dave Eaton, Philljs Eddv. Carl Einheuser, James Elam, Elizabeth Ellison, Judy Preston Bass mf anim W ri , Elliott, Lynn Elliott, Mark Ellout, Connie England, Sandra Escobosa, Yolanda Evans, Carol Evans, Pamela Fair, Carrie Farner, Charles Fowlkes, Dorothy Franklin, Deborah Franklin, Kathy Freeman, Varonica Gallagher, Cindy Garland, Freddie Genereux, Gayle Gibbons, ,loan Girst, Amy Girtman, Cindy Givens, james Glazier, George Glover, Bill Goldman, Art Gomex, Chris Gonzales, Mary Lou Goodman, Debbie Gordon, Stephan F fi 'r I' , fy-4, ,, ,,. y ' W ., 4 ff. 'L . ' x Juniors 1, i Gracey, Jan Graham, Geraldine Grandberry, Pauline Grant, Gwendolyn Graybiel, Thomas Grayer, John Grazes, Beverly Green, John Green, Kathy Green, Richard Greene, Thomas Griswold, James Guinn, Theresa Hamilton, Regina Hanson, John Haskin, Candee Hatten, Lerna Haynes. Carter Heatherly, Marshall Heaton, Donna Hefner, Lance Henderson, Charles Hensel, Mitchell Hess, Debbie Hill, Bailey, Hill, Elaine Hill, Vivian .fund 'L 7.-adn Enrique Bustillos Suzanne Papatheodore Hillie, Terry Hines, Joetta Hinson, Robert Hirsch, Calvin Hodges, Amos Hofmeister, Paula Holdbrook, Barbara Hollis, Geraldine Hoots, Elizabeth Houck, Ralph Howard, Dan Howard, Sandra Hudson, Edna Hughes, Toni Hurst, Linda Hutchons, Evelyn lrwin, Bruce Jackson, Johnnie Jackson, Michael Jacob, Audrey Jacob, Pam Janousek, Mark Johnson, Connie Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Lenera Johnson, Marvin Johnson, Michelle ,- !' r V i ,a mv ug 1 .4 I '27 , , MA V X f f 7 ff! 4 fi . .ev f ,fm f M, J 7, i, ' ,, ' -ui., '57 , la- 9' 1 4' 3 vzgs W ,Z Ya 4 - I 'ha J ' I' 'f-.Wz ifsz X E :', gi s',, -.,, I.-J 1. ex' Y Q if 3 wr, rg' L, - M is Iuniors Johnson, Doris Jones, Terry Kallis, Laurie Keefer, Mary Ellen Kelly, Adrienne Kendrick, Stephen Keyes, Gail Kincaid, Kris Kissinger, Julia Kline, Lynne Klock, Joe Kuechle, Gail Kuehl, Chuck Kurth, Paul LaFlamme, Denise LaGrone, Sandra Lake, Kim LaLonde, April Lampman, Thomas Lance, Karen Larson, Pat Lauinger, George Lawrence, Carl Ledbetter, Peg Ledsinger, Jackie Lidell, Marianne Linsenman, Paula 'UN . 'wu5 .V ,, ,I X I Varsity club pledge, Jerry Vought. Walter Robinson, Earl Mann, and Mary Abrams socialize near the Wigwam Dining Room. Lingenfelter, Dan Linton, Robert Locke, Paul Lvrlg, Janet Love, Allen Love, Rose Luenberger, Sally Lynch, Becki Lyons, Ronald Macias, Isabel Macias, Josefine Mahone, Thressa Majszak, Thomas Malone, Beatrice Malone, Bobby Marshall, Drew Martin, Carl Martin, Mark Martinez, Lucy Mason, Kevin Mason, Mike Mathes, Nadine Matlock, Quintin Mayer, Helene McAdoo, Carol McCllan, Debby McClendon, Buzz 11 4 f , xgf zo, I 43 ' . wr ef, 'Hu 72 193. ave' , -25 -Q Wh .J Q M V- sw. ' 'f I 'E if 4, X 6' X Iuniors McClusky, Melissa McCormick, Cindy McCormick, Mary McCrary, Dan McCurry, Jeanne McDonald, Gail McIntosh, Janet McKinley, Brenda McMillen, Phyllis Merkovitz, Janis Midget, Carey Milldebrandt, Henry Miller, Kathie Milligan, Elliott Milton, Alberta Milton, Calvin Mindingall, Portia Mitchell, Leon Mitchell, Ollie Moore, Anna Moore, Bruce Moore, Garry Moore, Phyllis Moorehead, Deborah Moran, Teresa Morgan, Denise Moriarty, Frances Junior Maurice Roberts and instructor Michael Bell hold an effigy of that infamous sport Bruno Kerns. F Mosley, Teresa Moyet, Teresa Mullen, Louise Munson, Bobby Munson, Tony Murphy, Gwen Nacianceno, Rosalio Navarro, Chris Navarro, Marquerite Naylor, Michael Nelson, Cheryl Neubeck, Lou Ann 'Qv Ninotti, Mark Nevils, .lames I Noggle, Beverly x 1 Norris, Pam Norton, Kathy Obomsawin, Pierre ,V ,,,,,,,, Klyl WM K B A , .W V Oconner, Kathy ' Osborne, Ella O'Toole, Alice BMW Debbie Strickland, sign painter and paint dauber. ,i un N Overton, Marilyn I Overton, Ronnie Owen, Pat Pack, Bob Page, Mary Palmer, Elizabeth I Pankey, Diane Papatheodore, Suzanne Pappas, Zoe Parker, Margaret Parker, Rhys Parker, Sharyn Pelton, Roger Pepper, Janet Petersen, Annette Peterson, Luanne Phillips, Sally Pickel, Jamie Pinho, Janet Pope, Janice Porter, Lore Porter, Regina Poss, Walter Post, Brian Pote, Bob Powell, Joe Pratt, Charlie Priest, Debbie Proffer, Kathryn Psenak, Kristie Putnam, Ann Ramin, Bill Ramirez, Ernest Ramirez, Johnny Randolph, Linda Randolph, Lou Dora Raspberry, Leah Redding, Ann Reed, Donald Reed, Robert Reed, Judy Retzlaff, Jan Richard, Charles Richards, Ken Roberts, Maurice Robertson, Leroy Robinson, Jean Rocheleau, Jerry Rogers, Debby Romine, Dan Roop, Chrystal Rosario, Eva Ross, Adriel Roston, Ronald Runyan, Debbie Rush, Teresa Russell, Campenella Rutherford, Mark Ryden, Dennis Ryles, Allan Schmitt David Sclu-oeder Robbyn Seay Edie Seegraves Dale Seney J an Shelton Doug Shipley Tom Sibley Dan Singleton Slade Sarah Smith, Alean Smith, Calvin Smith, Karen Smith, Leonard Smith, Marion Smith, Richard Smith, Ron Span n , James Spann, Robert Spludg, Ron Eugene Wallchesky Have you tried turning the key? Stamas, Patti gmwuuuuvhw ,wx g.-4, -V , 7 , 9 7 1 , 1 7 7 Stamey, Debra Stearns, Sally Stebbins, Kimi Stephens, Herman Stephens, Karen Stern, Jeff Steven, Karen Stevens, Rosie Stewart, Roger Stimage, Martha Strait, Roger Strang, Debbie Street, Denise Strickland, Debbie Strine, Ronee Styles, Anthony Sullivan, Dorothy Sundahl, ,loan Sundquist, Gilbert Sweeney, Ed Tannehill, Cary Taylor, Shirley Terry, Linda Thomas, Joy Thompson, Marvin Thompson, Shirley Thompson, Sue Thomson, Karen Threlkeid, Sherman Titwell, Deborah Tipton, Cletis Todd, Steve Trejo, Martha Troy, Mary Tsou, Richard Turnbull, Debbie Twilley, McArthur Tyms, Janice VanMeter, loan Vaughn, Beth Veatch, Laurie Vessells, Diane Voss, Theresa Vought, Jerry Waffle, Doug Wagner, Debbie Walker, Matgaret Walton, Sandy Walton, Venola Ward, Dwayne Ward, Tom Ware, Thomas Washington, Jonathan Watkins, Patricia Wallington, Isac Welsh, Debra Welsh, Roger Wetterhahn, Carol Weyant, Daniel Wharry, Sean fi Sv 5 i 21. Nina Cuicci, Linda Davis, and Laurie Blakeney fbelow lepj, audition for parts in Mame, Central's spring musicial. Wooten, Jan Wright, Bob Wright, Wilbur Youngblood, Francis Zamora, Rufus J, , White, Brenda White, Greg White, Jean White, Ronald Wiggins, Charlene Wigner, Susie Wiley, Cathy Williams, Barney Williams, Billy Williams, Eloise Williams, Gerald Williams, Jeffery Williams, Joann Williams, Karen Williams, Letha Wilson, Jeanette Wilson, Rufus Wilson, Tom Winkler-Prins, Maurice Winter, Vera Winton, Alice Winterbottom, Vicki Wise, Cary Witt, Charles 'Y ,, W 'W Qg, my X Certain activities deserve a place lneither honorable nor dishonorablel in the yearbook. An example Qfar right, top! would be those frantic attempts to look sloppy on Dress-down Day when everyone knew the elimination of the Dress Code had been the earlv bird to get that worm. i An of Course another S.T.E.P. lStudents to End Pollutionl in the right direetion would be the far reaching ef- fects of our anti-pollution campaign. The boys in Marlboro Country joined right in frighlj. The key to this problem of du- bious honors in the Quzrer may never be found . . . nor will a lot of other keys. It takes a master mind to hide a master key . . . or to steal one. Now. the key may be in front of vour nose . . . but for more than a dozen students. their glasses ffar right. bottom! wonit be. Grin and be-ar itl DIRECTIONS: Choose one of the fol- lowing headlines and write it in on the line at the top of page 166. . Biting Satire . Toothless lronv . Gum and Bear lt . None of the above. . Well then write your own! . Remember: Wherever you go there 1 2 , 3 4-. All of the above. 5 6 , . 7 , YOU HTC. U5 WS Staf ia afeter 'U C C3 E 'U C -o-Q CD 5 A 'D 'U Ld C .-C O 'F 'D C cd r E E cn 'D as 5-1 Ln In as as 1: Eb :: Lil 'U eu as III E O cn obi R Charles In 1- - - 4 Q N4 y. L S Nb H in . bl : : 5 E I Qi 'F b. -.P Vw v - Ea ,- L - L. ,N - .. ' 1 In vu ,I ,- -- , . Z J- by w- Q E1 v -.1 -- v 7? MSN 1 1 ,xx W' fi f 0 Xtvwwf' ,,,4..a-I XXX W ',? ,, I' f f y 1 mga f 1 W f 07.537 , , W , f ff Q41 ZIZWA 42.4aexzMzlWzzQM5,WMl v' , M, I I 'WH 9 U O EJ QS 595 I-U' EE -UCD 55 '5 .QCD Em' U7-3 01 gm if Sa L'-sf vfr-4 .E-6 Es: 9-3 -Sm L4 ':1 an -12 EE Q-E 2 Q8 Q9 2513 .,,,5 3PE Ecu '-:ID hu L cd CJ 4-T , Laura Wrigh 4-7 HCI u as i-1 .-Q IT! QC cc 21 on Q S-1 ij E? E 'U L LE H X as CD ne Km TC and L0 si o CD .Q Q I L: 2 on I -cs CI cd cis .E 3 LTJ as -C Bert ner, HH een Br l I67 .L things gg beiliifrh OKE BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO of Pontiac, Mich. 9 Monarchis Men's Shop Pontiac Mall Bloomfield Hills 2173 South Telegraph M Bloomfield Miracle Mile Shopping Center 5.1 . .- J FROEDE DESIGN Co. TOOLS - DIES - FIXTURES 1 006 Joslyn Pontiac Michigan 338-331 1 Graduate Don Robinette and Fred Froede ,M :H I iii ' t . ,W-. nv DUNSEITH,S PHARMACY MITCHELL CLEANERS 552 N, Perry 2267 Orchard Lake Rd. F' I69 ,f C9USi'esSfH.,?'?.59'l9fffufe There is a wonderful future for you in the world of Business! Promotions and salary increases come quickly dx i W- to young men and women well-trained in ac- ' counting, secretarial science, office machines, ' or general business. Business success goes to those who prepare King Eyiggg for it! .ymporfera Ar Wen 45 N. S i S Pontiacyaiggi 45:55 PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE Phone 333.7130 18 Lawrence St. Pontiac, Mich. 4-8058 ' Wanna Race? We have a complete line of perfor- sz + ..... mance parts and machine shop facilities. We do balancing, line boring, head, deck height. Com- plete Engine Blue Printing. All kinds of trick stuff. We prefer and support Dragstrip Rac- ing but if you need a little more poke for ev eryday street survival, we can dig it! CHAMPION AUTO OTIVE I C. f 3384 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. Pontiac SPARKS-GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME 'fri +gI++ w.++g Y'l 'l'.1 l'ff' gb-++++.4-at 14-i5+.++ -'+I-I J+'a.JP4.4. 46 Williams Street A raond is U, -- Z .,,, ' H X i' , ! n ' 'L A Congralfulations ' y y - If Us A',Wf E : V Class tai? 70 -ha f if From For more than 50 years now, the men of ConnoIly's have been importing and supplying diamonds for Oakland County. If is true: The men behind the diamond are part of what you buy. And here are men who have stood the fest of time. Flawlessly. CORNER OF HURON AND SAGINAW STREETS - DOWNTOWN PONTIAC X ' HAWKINS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Secretarial Stenographic flVlachine Shorthand Accounting lncome Taxes Michigan School of Business 16 E. Huron Pontiac, Michigan Day and Evening Classes Phone 332-5898 and 332-6007 PUNTIAC MUSIC AND SOUND 3101 W. Huron 682-3350 For All Your Musical Needs. Drums Guitars Amps Brass' Woodwinds Sony Tape Recorders Stereo Components P.A. Systems Professional Tape Recording of Your Group CHIEF p FEDERA CREDIT UNIION onine 29 years of faithful and courteous service serving employees of Pontiac Motors and their families. 790 Joslyn Ave. FE 5-9493 Basics' AUTO PARTS . 1 -- 11 .f ry r,tv, it,t aa,2, ' 'P 3 'GF'-Q TOP PRICES For Used Cars and Trucks Any Shape TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS GENERATORS, ENGINES, STARTERS, ALTERNATORS, FRONT END PARTS . . . OPEN SUNDAYS 9 AM-1 PM O FREE TOWING BERNIE AND MEL TOBY-OWNERS can FE 5-9219 of FE 5-9210 170 Bagley 3 Blks. S. of Orvharcl Lake Pontiav I73 Index This index includes faculty and students. However, it does not include those stu- dents and faculty who appear only once within the pages of their portrait sections. For portraits check the senior, junior, sophomore, and faculty divisions found on pages 18, 146, 126. and 54, respectively. This index may also include errors - please be tolerant. A Arrrieirerig, Peter 110, 114, 117, 119, Abrams, Mary 155 121 Aguirre, Rffsifa 72 Arrireirerrg, Philip 114, 117, 119, 121 Alexander, Craig 127 Arnold, lvlielieel 89 Allebach, Craig 119 B Allebach, Paul 117, 122 Aushousea John 70 Bass, Preston 151 Anderson Jim 1411 Batts, Margaret 61, 111, 146 Anderson, Thomas 77 Beam' Andrew 72 Appleton, ,loan 113 Beckner' Jerry 95 Armstrong Paul Beets, 119 Behler, Glenn 95, 107, 122 Wayne Coleman and Hank Gamble wear their Varsity Club pledge with a mixture of pride and humility during pledge week QNOV. 17-213. Bell, Mary 122 Bell, Michael 156 Bell, Oliver 120, 121 Bell, William 109 Benion, Debbie 103 Benion, Donnie 89, 107 Benny, Debbie 119 Berry, Sue 110 Best, Elise 138 Bigler, Suzy 57 Bishop, Michael 77 Black, Michael 144 Blakeney, Laurie 99, 162 Bletstein, Bev 59, 110, 122, 124, 1 Boga, Janice 120, 121 Bonds, .ludith 117, 119 Bonds, Lawrence 119, 122 Bone, Lonnie 60, 95 Booth, Kenny 93, 120, 121 Boothe, Madeir 121 Bordens, lris 107 Bottom, Jan 110 Bowers, Beatrice 103 Boyer, Mike 60, 122, 124- 25 BW Bridle Brock BWI- Brow'- Bfolltl Brown Brown Brollll. Bm r Bnlller. Briant Buclhal Buffett Burder, Burton. Bllilillll Bla l Clin 1 ml.,,,, .N JHHL I 'ilmillii Qarwn? .r 5 Brace, Craig 122 Bradley, Debi 107 Breen, Pat 93 Brewdr, Jeff 77 Brewer, Randall 77 Bridgeman, Tom 63 Brock, Myron 89, 107 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown , Bruner, Bryant, Daisy 100 Dennis 107 Diane 110 Ken 158, 184 Mark 128, 129 Sue 125 Wendy 77 Ray 77 Ron 59, 110 Buckhalter, Paul 63 Buffett, Cliff 117 Burder, Nancy 122, 124 Burton, Beverly 77 Bustillos, Enrique 152 Byas, Carl 93 C Cairo, John 77, 125 Cairo, Pat 109 Calhoun, Latishia 62 Cantu, Betty 120, 121, 1 Carrothers, Douglas 77 Carson, Smith 137 75, 184 I Carthane, George 93 Cate, Dave 77 Cato, Jerry 87 Chapman, Dave 109 Cheal, Bill 70, 117, 119, 121 Cheal, Lee 117, 119, 121, 140 Christian, Janet 17, 100, 110 Chunn, Perry 67 Ciucci, Nina 70, 99, 124, 146, 163 Clark, Charles 93 Clark, Jack 117, 119 Clause, Ralph 70, 99, 107, 122, 124 School nurse Dorothy Redmond, Beatrlc Cobb, Darryl 77 Cobb, Denise 77 Coe, Debbie 108, 109 Cole, Larry 89 Coleman, Mavis 109, 174 Coleman, Wayne 77, 107 Collins, Bob 125 Compau, Robyn 113 C onne r, Edith 77 Cook, Barbara 122, 125 Coomer, Mona 102, 107 Coram, David 109 e Malone, and Belly Cantu Qhand over moulhl simulate the varied reactions experienced during the TB skin test pro- gI'Hf'l1 . , Q Q, Corke, Sam 93 Costello, Sue 103 Coulter, Moureen 100, 111 Course, Thomas 117, 119 'N Cox, Leroi 59 Cox, Raymond 77 Craft, Luther 77 Crawford, Sheila 77 Crelley, Gretchen 108, 123, 'W Crew, Chuck 66 Crone, David 100, 101 Crossman, Barb 123, 124 Cryale, Richard 77 Csele, Eva 77 Cuthrell, Connie 110 D Davis, Debi 110, 123, 125 Davis, Don 99 1 Davis, Linda 103, 106, 122, 125, 163 Class: Advanced Foods 62 Davis, Mari 126 Davis, Rosie 102 Davis, William 57 Dawson, Barbara 112 Davis, Karl 93 Dell, Pam 120, 121 Dellerba, Paul 137 Dennis, Janet 120, 121 DeQuis, Mona 17, 109 Deuman, Joann 102 Dickie, Jim 87 Doig, Richard 109 Dolan, Pat 100 Domurath, Bud 71, 104 Dooley, Tim 117, 119, 121 Dorsey, Tom 117 Dowe, Cynthia 77 Dudas, Rick 95 Duling, Tom 110, 111 , teacher: Vivian Nickerson. s 11 E Eagle, Robin 117 Eastham, Dave 95, 107, 122, 125 Edwards, Doug 94, 120, 121 Elliott, Lynn 122 Elliott, Sue 97 Ellison, Judy 113 Emsley, Linda 123, 125 Errington, Garth 104 Estrada, Rita 102 Ewalt, Mary 108, 111, 119, 121 Eyman, Mary 103 F Farner, Chuck 120, 121 Fimbinger, Russ 106 Fisher, George 109 Fleming, Peachery 180 Fowlkes, Dorothy 117, 119 Fox, Kim 95, 103, 119 Franklin, Frank 109 Franklin, Silas 77 Freeman, Cheryl 17, 119, 123 Freeman, Shelia 113 Freeman, Varonica 75, 102 Fulton, Charles 122 G Gamble, Henry 107 Gamble, Hank 174 Garland, Alfreda 102 G00 Genet Gerard, WSE Miner 1,1 l.v0fl54?lL 4 liodsell, l Goldman Goldman Gomer l Coma, f Gordon Cordon li Wham nm, ess lllfffn C Green lu Gayle, Palm 77 Geans, Debby 103 Gee, Wyatt 110 Genereux, Wayne 114, 117, 119 Gerard, Gene 60, 107, 13 Gibson, Gregg 124 Gibson, Rick 134 Gilbert, Jeff 109 Gilbert, Mike 77, 122 Glasgow, Russell 77 Glazier, George 122 Glover, Bill 89 Godsell, Gayle 120, 121, Godsell, Kate 120, 121 Goldman, Art 107, 122 Goldman, Mike 121 Gomez, Tony 93 Gomez, Chris 72 Gordon, Gwen 97 Gordon, Stephan 68, 106 Gracy, Jan 102 Graham, John 117, 119 Gramer, Dennis 60, 77 Grandberry, Mike 86, 87 Graves, Margo 101, 104 Green, Chuck 77 Green, .lohn 143 Green, Richard 117, 121 6, 142 122, 124 Greenhalgh, Steve 104, 107, 122 we' .. ,,, K ...L , s Ri-tw.- 1 it -44,45 Si 4 1-5 -1 H. -4' V477 EX? 'I .1 i -and Grillo, Debbie 119 Griffith, Eula 68 Griswold, Mike 109, 113 Groenink, Pam 135 Grubb, Ralph 89 Gulacsic, Tarri 102 Guy, Sandy 77 H Haanes, Sharon 101 Hall, Linda 105 Hamilton, Sherri 184 Hancock, Rick 94 Hardie, Melinda 102 Hardiman, Perry 130 Hargraves, Debra 119 Haskin, Candee 103, 122 Hayner, Lewis 145 Haynes, Carter 68 Heaton, Donna 184 Henry, Ray 75 Hernandez, Marcello 77 Herring, Trudy 77, 122 Herron, Mikel 77 Hershey, John 158 Hietanen, Carol 102, 107 Hill, Dorothy 62 Hillie, John 109 Hinson, Bob 114, 119, 122 Hobson, Clifford 100 Hodge, Art 77, 106 Hoffman, Margaret 117 Holland, Anthony 70, 114, 117, 119 Hawley, Bryan 59 122 Vivian Nickerson's Advanced Foods 62 class is the setting for a pouring out of bread crumbs by Linda Taylor and Yvonne Schultz. S lt! an '33 WUELHWS Qin :Falk Holley, Eartha 114, 117, 119 Hollman, Margaret 119 Hooks, Peggy 178 Houck Ralph 95 Huffman Susan 100 Hulsman Paula 123 Humphries Rick 99 Hunt Regina 77 Hurst Linda 113 122 Hutchison Bob 122 12 lzquierdo Soledad 72 Jackson George 62 ,lanousek Mark 122 PegyHk't' ' fames, Kathy 119 fansouzian, Ava 57, 120, 121 ensen, Linda 107 ohnson Tina 106 ohnson David 94 95 ohnson Ernestine 77 Hones Kenneth 109 ones Margaret 72 noseph Judy 103 Karaguleff Chris 59 Katip Bill 70 114 117 119 Keefer Mary Ellen 119 Kent Jerry 112 Kentfield Jeff 110 ..,.-.a 1-un-:zgg'r ' ' Kerr, Chris 95, 140 Kerr, .lim 94 Kilar, Kim 141 Kilar Michelle 100 101 Kilgore Art 122 125 Killinger Pam 108 109 Kincaid Kris 106 108 Kincaid Rick 134 King Loni 71 Kline Diane 73 Kline Lynne 122 Knudsen Rod 95 Koechig Stanley 93 112 Kruszewski Teresa 77 Kuechle Gail 113 Kuesel Lynette 109 120 Kurth Steven 59 110 Lafnear Jim 182 183 LaGrone Sandra 122 Larson Pam 103 Larson Pat 113 Dfkfa Pa W mf C ,en 'jf EIL1 amor I , 0118 C3 .tone janffum . .an .ar am, ltr0'o j 10 ar' .am .ar Leczel, Pam 77, 122 Ledbetter, Lewis 135 Ledsinger, Jackie 119 Legge, Steve 100, 101 Liechty, Kaye 123, 125 Lingl, Anton 132 ' Litwin, Mary Lou.57 llfshall. DT, lilthall. QQ, ll min' lmin, lem' 1 mynx Dan 1 ml' Ffanm nt Miki Locke, Paul 119 Logan, Thomas 120, 121 Lorenz, Robert 94 Louris, Eifelyn 77 Lowry, Margaret 75 Lumpkin, Vincent 109 Lynch, Becki 123, 184 Lyon, Dennis 67 M MacLaren, Mike 100, 101 Mainous, Brenda 77 Mallonen, Lauri 110 Malone, Beatrice 175 Malone, Bobby 107 Mangum, Marge 100, 101 Mann, Earl 155 Markham, Bruce 95, 107, 111,122, 124, 125 Maroko, Eli 94, 100, 101, 117, 119, 121 Marotz, Darlene 103 Marotz, Marlene 77 Marshall, Drew 105 Marshall, George 100, 101, 146 Martin, Carl 87 Martin, Jenny 120, 121 Martyn, Dan 95, 110, 111 Martz, Frances 75 Mason, Mike 122 Mathes, Nadine 117, 119 Mathews, Dede 100, 101 McBride, Deana 111 McCallister, lrvin 89, 107 McCarrick, Karen 123, 124 McCreary, Harry 89 Mcreary, Wendeline 77 McCray, Katrina McCurry, Jeanne 106, 122 McDonald, Quintin 122 McGhee, Debra 77 McGraw, Roz anne 123, 125 Mclnally, Marilyn 141 Mclnnis, Kathy 75, 77, 103, 106 Mclntosh, Janet 106, 108, 110 McKay, Scott 110, 119 Marsha Montgomery elbows into the refrigerator an McKechnie, Ron 109 McKee, Earl 89, 107 McKelvey, Tom 114, 117, McMillen, Donald 139 McMillen, Phyllis 122 McNeir, David 101, 122 Merkovitz, Janis 184 Merkovitz, Rachel 107 Mickens, Moses 72 Miller, Lynda 117, 119 Mills, Jeannie 117, 119 Mitchell, Anthony 89 M onroe , Felix 122 Montgomery, Marsha 179 Montgomery, Rickey 93 Moon, Jeffery 93 d puts on the old spoon in the mouth t 119, 121 rick. Q Y: iz 5,. 7 U1 i'.j?'35f5 ct! gg' :eifflZ','fb1?3-I ,fit 1' -A i 2- ,i,:n,:-' 'fnfffsf' 'r ,. ,.,..,..,1...xg.+i 4-'ve-1.-: ' . Moon but 123 124 Moriarty Frances Morris Connie 97 10 110 123 125 Morson Mlke 124 Moss Marilyn 103 Mount Shlrlev 77 Mullen Elizabeth 77 Mullen Louise 119 Murray Joe 93 112 Navarro Chris 114 Naylor Mike 93 Neal Coy so 97 Noor Tim 94 Newman Mark 110 Niohoio Armon 93 1 Nol Erica 109 120 121 Northrup Ruth 77 Norton Gay 107 Owens Dorris 77 Pace Carolann 57 Pack Bob 95 107 J C it ln . ' 1 '2, ,o 1 Q ' o Q liHl'0'll ' , 107 N , ltfffrl ' , - , , 2, , , , ' , 17, 119 , idol' , , 7 . O Mllfia , ' , o o 1 i lllfllll o I , v 1 P lnltenllll , ' , , l,fll.l1' , 1 ' , , 9 P ..11' ersllf Murphy, Chris 70 Nichols, Mary 105, 122, 124, 125 Palm, Gail 102 ?mp'l1El'0 , , . 7 . . 3 , WMU rho end of moot efforts in Adv anca d Foods becomes the drying of dishes for ' ' Pj .ll ' Pt-oohofy Fiomaog. I .4 9 111 9 , , P QT ' l '.B'll 2 1 ' ll gg ' ' l ' lj A 1 llandolph, . qc, 9 lan' R I W n lm, Dame Murphy Gwen 108 123 Murray Donnie 93 fl Nickerson Vivian 176 177 N1H0ttl Mark 122 1 1 1 Palmer James 112 Pankey Diane 149 158 184 Papatheodore Suzanne 153 184 Papazlan Dave 134 Parker Karen 103 123 125 Parker Betsy 58 Parker Margaret 106 Parker Rhys 95 Parker Sharyn 114 119 Paterson Kathy 106 Patton Ben 89 Payne, Kenny 93 Pepper, Janet 117, 119, 121 Petersen, Annette 61 Petersen, Kathleen 124 Peterson, Dennis 77 Peterson, Jim 110 Peterson, Robert 120, 121 Phillips, Sally 96, 123, 124 Piercey, Evan 184 lm Ill I me Iilllt' ll0l Oll l na 1 lllllllll 0 umm 1 lmm ue amlrez 0 1 HUM, 0 l 7 J lnllllll, lm 1 tl- John 15. llldnmnd, ltllmlmda llmlds, A, 1.1, ' ' Killer D. .llghlmirex 8. 184 153, 1111 1. 111 19 9, 121 4 121 121 1 Pinho, .lanet 123, 124 Porter, Arthur 113 Porter, Lore 96, 106, 110, 123 Post, Bria.n 95, 107 Pote, Ken 94, 95 Potter, Kathy 102 Powell, Linda 107 Powers, Ken 109 Price, Vevolyn 122, 125 Proffitt, .lill 110, 123, 124 Prue, Diane 103 Pryor, Dorinda 77 Psenak, Kristie 96 Putnam, Tom 98, 122, 124 R Ramin, Bill 124 Ramin, Sue 122, 124, 125 Ramirez, Johnny 93 Randolph, Linda 102 R anso m, Ronald 106 Rath, Daniel 89, 119 Ratliff, Jerry 89 Ray, John 64, 107 Redmond, Dorothy 175 Redmond, Julia 89, 106 Reynolds, Anne 111 Rhimes, Darlene 109, 102 Rich, Karen 57, 103 Rightmire, Constance 103 Rivera, Martha 157 Roberts, Maurice 157 Robertson, Robert 109 Robinson, Walter 68, 89, 155 Rogers, Deborah 107 RogerS, Jesse 62 Rogers, William 77 Rolle, Gail 102 Roller, Roger 93 Romine, Dan 77 Roop, Chrystal 100, 101 Rotsel, Ralph 77 Rozell, Donna 57 Rucks, Eugene 106, 122 Runyan, Chris 75, 106, 111 Russell, Larry 89 Russell, Don 95 Russell, Campy 89, 107 Rutherford, Mark 93, 112 Ryden, Cliff 94 S Sage, Curtis 110 Sal azar , Guadalupe 181 Sarokin, Jerry 94 Schmitz, Nancy 96, 121 Schultz, Yv onne 177 Scott, Mark 95 Seay, Vicki 77 Sempere, lim 109 Sempere, Tom 100 Shafer, John 114, 117, 119 Shanholtz, Jack 93 Sianholtz, Mark 71, 122 124 125 Snarette, Sh aron 77 Snarpe, Dave 94 Sharpe, Mark 77, 1,10 Sielton, Anita 102 Sdelton, Dave 93 Guadalupe Salazar in Virginia Jack's Typing 52. .-i ' f 'f ia:- - ms . . V. 1' :Q ' ii-W ' ' :-.f,,,fj: -,, ,j , e,14,4,gfg,q1'5:, JL xx MA frm- ,Link -31 54.15-'if 1 f Shelton, Lloyd 93 Shepler Roger 87 Shover Jerry 100 101 108 Singleton Monica Singleton Tom 93 Spann, James 89, 107 Spann Terence 122 Spivay Mary 102 Spunar Brent 94- Stearns Sal 104 , -.,-W,-,., -s-..,,..vv - Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Linda 177 Marilynn 122 125 Patricia 131 Rondale 57 Skelley Marcia 123 125 Sluka lim 122 124- 125 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Snow I 82 Charlie 93 112 Claudia 77 Leonard 89 103 107 Madison 106 107 122 Marion 159 184 Cary 57 Dickie 122 Robbie 58 108 120 121 Roscoe 87 93 Walter 101 Deana 77 I Stern Jeff 98 122 124 125 Stewart Arthur 81 116 Strait Connie 120 121 Strait Roger 122 124- Strang Brooke 119 Strang Debbie 123 Street Denise 96 Strickland Debbie 96 157 Styles Anthony 89 Sullivan Shelia 119 Sundahl Joan 123 Sweeney Ed 93 Szabo Steve 93 . . Hg ' '?It y gl' - Terry William 122 Thomas Joy 123 Thomson Celeste Thorne Irene 62 10 Treets Cynthia 102 Tipton Cletis 119 Tison Alfred 77 Todd Steve 87 122 Tovar Leticia 77 Tovar Raul 87 Trevo Raymond 64 87 Tsou Richard 117 119 Tyms Janice 107 Uhrich Gretchen 108 109 Vallier Rose 106 Valuet Dave 108 109 Vessells Diane 106 Vine Gail 123 Vought Jerry 64 87 107 122 125 Wagner Deborah 122 T , , 107 , , 3 9 7 5 7 7 , 1 13 9 , i 5 5 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 , , , ' , , , 119 , , , , , , 77 7 7 7 9 9 7 7 7 7 , 7 7 , 7 7 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 9 9 9 9 , 7 7 7 7 7 7 9 9 'I , , 7 7 9 9 7 7 9 Those two sweet things and that young man in the middle are in a Pontiac 1 h School play which was produced many years ago Recognize tha man in the middle 's oun 1m Laf U near, our present policeman in residence 7 - V 7 9 9 7 7 7 9 9 155 W t 7 f , i Waffle, D011g 107, 122 Wilson, Judy 77 Woodmore, Bruce 64 89 WaQker, Eric 72, 107, 122, 125 Wine, Ellen 75, 110 Wooten, .lan 103 WaQker, Vanessa 96 Winter, Vern 113 Wyman, David 108 109 WaQl,.George 77 Winterhottom, Vickie 103 Y WaQlace, Alvin 93 Witt, Charles 120, 121, 122 Yahner, Lynn 77 WaQlchesky, Eugene 160 Washington, Carol 97, 102, 1044 Webb, Annette 107 Welsh, Roger 77 Werner, Robert 77 Wetterhahn, Carol 111 when-y, Sean 148, 184 White, Marjorie 108, 109 White, Peggy 108, 109 White, Sharon 77 White, Val 65 Wiggins, Rnynnennl 17 WiQcox, Daryl 107, 117, 119 WLCOX' Susan 184 Today, that young man pictured on page 182 spends his working hours helping Wiley, Cathy 11 3 distress. ofneer Lafnear, we need you. WiQliams, Bill 89 - W WiQliams, Danny 122, 124- WiQQiams Gerald 89, 107 WiQQiams Karen 112, 113 WiQQiams Letha 103 WiQQiams, Stefanye 77 WiQQiams Velma 113 WiQQiamson, Steve 77 WiQson, Greg 117, 119 .sans-fr -' 'If , 1 ,Q , 1970 Quiver Stu Xwrx -3' f Hang Ln., Frank 5lurcf1'.Jr. of ' a wwl In art slufle-nt Cary Standing: Marion Smith. Pditor Bvckx' Lxnvh Sue Papathmdore- Betty Cantu Sue Wilm-ox Seated: Kenneth Brown. HdYiSflf Donna Heaton Diane Pankvv Janis Mvrkmiilz Delyn Hamilton On floor: Sean Wharry Evan Picra-Py Standing' xliflwn Smllh will-Nr BH M Lxnfh Sur PSP-ilhrffldufr Bfm Lamu Sue Mm SYUIFJ, Krnnelh Brown, adn Dunna Hmmm Dune Pankex lanif Niermitz Dflyn Hami1i0H 011-H0011 Sqn Wham Exam Plrrrry .M Y, f. , nl, fr- , .YA X ,ga Q- ui, 'I 5, ' - WY' f' x,Ay fl: I .1 yn w. X 1 . if A 'il ss ',p Q fi 3 wr gg. .4 ,IX E , -icq -Q . h . .- '- -geixfig '- .- fi :QQ-.3-fi' . Qxsrfr -1 g, - , . f, sz -J ,XMA R Q h ! ,want ' ' ..' -s L' X- ' ' .F-9 ' - 'ff' N .-,E t .Q ti ., H '1'V,l u ..Nf'b' 'Vik .A sf' -P'1I ' . 14' I x 8 . , K v n .. . , x , .. .gg A, px R- s,-.g- 5- Q Q . -' f ' 1. 9-Xb' he '1.9.,i-A iu. In sr- I X 'r g L. .-. - -Q., 8 2 Q . 1 ' . X . .. ' :.X3:'z-i X ini L. we' - C I . l' .' . ' Q , 'f l 1 NXCE Q -' U it ' x 'i Q' ' S - 'K Wt x 7 - ' x A -.f- '-Pup 0 Y .n . N . 'nA. . ' -'J'-J .' Y . 4, f ' V ,Q --: -F ..' . 9 -'df-5 v rl 4 .4 4 I 5'A,T,' A,-- M.. 'X N ',2 T' ',P Nv.?' I t ' 3 -. xt .. 33 , .14 N , 4 fb X 1 .,s-ex., P+. 3--, .513 4 .HNF I rat. :xf V t D3 TH, 'fri-api' Q..-Li. m ..:'-'H Q 4: lx Q ,-. '- ,V-t f6 ., -- Wx .-C-'X 1 'K ' ,' - .. 'r'N..l'9.w' . '33 ' ,, 4, , 1 --., 'W Y ' gf' ' un. H., .4 fs., qv- 5-ei!-vw, gym 45. W. -,, I Sk-, V- N 1-,XLL X.. , .. hh Q ,Mi - M9 1. Y-,P .D ,V +4.,.'- ' fm,-T' - ' wif rv D 5' 4 .' 5' -U 'D' 1 I 5 . ' 'If, . . 1 1 Q . A Ut- ,.,,'PlJ-'I nz. KW 4. xx I 2 'qllia-5 , . 1- MY, 'I He! N V + -f'-ings r ,Q - -4- ' - 1 -'X-L'--f ,-,.,', 'f ,:- - ' ' - , . . -1- . . -iff-' Q- ' , ' --.V 0' ,1 ' -.:- -- 'Y 4?'4.1 sm. ' rnqg r- 3-5 v 4 Q J . . -,--214 '-Fw.:-an v ' '-1' if .:g1f:vf '7J'.,, .' J ' cor +,4!N4n 4-ur ,N . 1 cv, ,.. -Q-,.-.., L , , A ---- -,,,,, . 1 5 .J Ks if ' x. 4 Oi' 'L N A .- .. ,. . W up L1 H ' .. -T ,- ..-A .. ,, -fx 1. E, I t dw '41 '. v u 'LN f in ' 'v z,' 'd ,V -QI 4? -- 1......,--4.i.Jlhn-a.1, in ... , . -Qsno f4.4j.A.-.- .N .I '-,fr ' '--1. 'Pi .ft ?-I gl A .k,,. -,.. , f- .,, , , - '- M 'ff V. - gf -1-fm O' ' ,. -LJ. ' , -fbi 4 f .. ' e 4' Vi' Qs-ef Q-fij' - fi A' .fre s 'pf fi ,I ' A , ' A' ' ' ' , .X ' : ' ' . ' ,' 'X' ' ' if ' Q- 4 ' V in 5 3,1 'fag 4 u3A',n'f ' A 7' f , . - , AJ., .1 ' ,f . N5 i' ,a '- Q . D ' nl .I - ,J A ,f y- .I t ,1 I 'Q S -1.-:ti 3 Jil 1' .,,! Qi., 3 I . 7' 12 TX- I 'Q if- ff' '- . 51: r AQ: .ar I rg a , .' Q., :M -. - - x,- . ,IAF ,. ' Q! ' 1 K nu -' - !',l I ' A V4 .. l - Ar - - 1, . , fm -1 f kr- ,-f f J .ff a .- -Y' rm. -'v 'Q ' -4 1 P., ' ' f .SQA 5, 2- Ma :s'1-J OE. 'V'-lf? I W L 1 A . -7.-. . A 4, MAJ . U 'alll . NJ I pf I .H 7 I N t 4 All ' 4.5. L W V- Q .s 'F if ., . P' .- A . 1 5 ' A , 'Lui' . I r . 1 nl V. O ' ' . ,lm-Q ., . . P le ' 4- JY' V, il., . ,- Vu nr , I I Es QF' o f-ff. 4. 41 ' ,W ,,,a P E 5 I F . suv. 'H in I U I ' -7 - ft. l ':-1 ,L , V I . A ' x. 1 at 1 'uf ' -l,A R1 - 'fav Y l '- fuqib QA J . - .tl . Q I' ' - A ' :gf 'fa' 4? Q . 9. .k . r i A 1- . , . . 1 , La l A . ' P4 . . . I in - c 1 . O - 4 Ni X.. . m':'? .A :fx ' fi K7 M ' - ? Rf' - 4' ,'-K 94 Q i or 'i' 'Q , Y T' -4 II - 4 f ,Q ' ' ,' ' 43 i' '? s sf ' n 771 v': 'JZ . ,, 'Q-E:'n if gV,fY - 'Vi' 20' f . M ,' E-yn. - ,. ... .1-.-I . 1 'l:,, Er' ' - - 1 x - .-5, 1 - .- - - . ., -f- ' . '. x ' A - x .. .. v ' , , XI ' ' -I: ' Q' H M LLIQI - fi- ,--4 - 1 3 Q . . v , , -. - ' 1 1 .f-- QsLTf , ' . Q . df F I v . . ' ' -Aft WJ , it x ': f I ,, . V . . f'5 .' 1 0 , . . -1:-Ig'-1. , V M. A Q . f l ' D ' ' ' ' nur- ' ' L ,Q Q., f F avenge, .,,-lm... i. A -4 TT? . T, U ,JJ U v 'I' J - -, Q Gr Q. V ' Af L' V' 1 '3 d.: ' 55 .J ,,,, . V , Lx, , - Q, 'Q ' -ff - ff' 1 A ' ' W- ' F- A ' . 71 41 , 'I 'N I-'21, ' . , L '- A- W -'iw 1- 5.13 4 L , - N .s ' ' H Nu ' ' -Y ,-!4'C 4' 'f V - 9 Q 'Sl - '. - V'-ri 9, '. N - - v u .- ,f - f ' -1 .- . ' ' gf ' ., :5 , . - . mm '. f ..,1 ---,Q - f- .-.wg : ,,- . Ml' 71, , J, A 3 , 1 . K -55-,If . . , X-fi ' .- ,L .V - 'f'1'-g-- MY Q -1 4 ' , . .:f' -' ' 1'4T..+' fi.: - Y 1- ' ' , ' Ziff-1 ' J- ' id 7 E355 x A - uf 'ml :f f I K v ' . A -X'-,Z b w..'H'jfk 'LAK S1152 n --L ' . . ., I ,R 1 - 4- - J g - ,L .. , ' ,- ' .qv ' - - ,if . 'g ., lie '-.51-.'. , , 'fs --Q -wg Q, - . -I , . . , ' ' f' L ' ' X v 1551? - Q '- Swf-'gif-54 4' 1ff'44rf4hgg ,- V, ' Q As' . -1 f fi-it A - v-,,,,3gg5-- -MW.. 1-.ec Q1 ,7. . ,Q 'f:.u,'fp,a2j ,gm 4'5!.-qgq1ge2Qp- ,L3 ' ,. V 1., ,,N,, , ' - - 1- V,-:,.q,u-,K , .- . V , j' '- ' H' ' X' ' ' ,.C,-fX :f,1q,g2 .wr -. -ff -Mg., 3 ,lu-1' .- - X vp M-Qi, , .,,-ge. .-qi.Ni,g-f-.w.r,.,Ef., V -- f, -, ' 15. f ., .,., , ., -Ffglqgv-9'-w!,m:' - .Q 1 -. 4 f '11 - f my 1 . '.1. -: , .-A: ff -flgfib-ga-. ' ' vm :! ?F '5i'f,3 'T' I5 .4.:-vw - '4 i A f -A--, jgiiv' ' ' 'H ' 'ws ML'-4, fy ww A ' Awfff'-. 'QNA :f-f Yi 'mfp 3 --'K ' .1 '.' 'vf w 4- A ' ' ' -is 'avr N ,f n .aA.f1fA- 'I' :, ',pf.,. 1- 'ww-,..---N J, ,, - - -. -4 N7-Q , f ,gf ' , , , A . , VE, ' '- , , 3.-, 1 w..5s -W, 1 4 '3'i'1 f2, . rf':12,.f.. ff ',a, --.' gl!-f-fm5'f5n:TF-: -1 Jr? ' . fa' ,'rfKFi??Q'y 3- '1' ' r4 b1,7l.x:..-'-w ,guw 3 . ,- .aiu 4 Y ,1 Qi'-N J- N z- us. -'un flsl-'flfcw if--my 1 il- -:f ' -r 1 ,. ' 1 WwT 95-'!', fm-nf'e , lf' fa X ' ffl? .513 I V ffuivr-'1r'Q'h-'wr-'fl-J 'ai-?gf1'gLW gt 12212,-:4'T5 'w'-'- ' Tn' -' fav' '- ' . 1 , 1' --'ig 4:2 U-g,L,1,:gB:.J?gr21. .Ja MY.-24 ..,1 :', ,g,: U- L .rxl',.-,gr ,-::,,ii :JA ,..,-Y. - ---iw -: '- 'f :,.,.- -.f,:g,-, -Lf N- , - '--f1f1:- A 4,--111191, - -' fe -'-:- - fafzf--a q . 4 A .J...:.4+.-Qm.a.f1.NM..2m..:..f.ug... aw...--.. an y