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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1974 volume:

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Z llllilli' 'Lil f , 4: V -hwy ff! ' . -Q., 'w .72 2 0' In '-R A A , 4' 1' 'r Qt, ow. 1' .I - .4 ! 1' f, ,J A V A gill , 5 1 1 lbg M fm Q, Qomefhin losf . . . fun. , ,k , 426 5 V ww xrrvr' v 1' vv' 9'lIV HZTW , I ' , , V v,,.7,, --,- .-7-r1-n-ww-'---fv-v--w-f----v--'vuf-uv-1-vw-1--Lv-vw-nvv 'v , , I and some fhings gained in living every day. Q? 1 wwf A.. M W - 5 , 14. vw!! p 1 ,rw umflfwb Ns MM, W. 4 , Q 5 K , A ny J 1 1 i L 1 V l I A J if iw ww l if wi I don 'f know ADMINISTRATION I 4-I 5 SENIORS I6-I7 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 47 FAITHFUL SERVICES 48-53 SPORTS 54-65 HOMECOMING 66-73 SPORTS 74-93 .IUNIORS 94-I O8 MUSIC I09-II9 STUDENT ACTIVITIES I 20-I 27 SOPHOMORES I 28-148 FACULTY 149-I 63 wha i e is a a f I f' f Il Leadership Principal Donald McMillen The Image of fhe New School af 300 W. Huron, Ponfiae, MI 48053 Assistant Principal Anne Russell f 3 -,,.,.w Assistant Principal Donald DeVoe Assistant Principal Richard Tilwick 1 ' wlfllit 'l-i,,iLxlim:.l1'. - lz'.L1l'll!1mlJLIl.II31l:L1:.'l1!i1h' '- - 1 Senior Senior Senior RIGHT: KNEELING: Lynn Blakey. STANDING: Nancy MacDonald, Gus Morris, Jenny Crawford, David Martin. BELOW: Helen Olson looks l on as Laura Sarfell admires the l McMonagle fwins in full color. i i i A W.-'iv W-U7-NA rv -Y-YY YYY ' ' 71' T3 , j,,, ' V , L 4,. 3w,vk 5 o'----M ' . - . , KH- ,, v.. , 5 q1vy!r111I'l1'r1' IIWVTIVIIYUVCQRU 1 ' ' Q F , . I 4 Him, LL, ,,551,:','z1'rrm-1-fx11vr11'rvrm n':'mvr1r -- 'f1'W W W . f f - -- . L f - Y 3 - -- , - ' W ' f V -H 1 .,, -r 'i ' ' ,.'.i..,,f, 'uv-Y ' 3 3 1,-.-env,-I r v i KX New 3 ff..1d 5'i:x.- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Sue Anderson President Mlke Garcia V President Gus Morris SECOND LEVEL Treasurer John Urla BELOW Wmmng Homecomlng Float Sherron Murray We are Greaf We Wrll Score for fhe CLASS UF 74 I , L m 1..I...'lTYl'L.l'L,',l ,... :uname - li u W- l 3 iv Adams, Carlyn ' Adams, Rosemarie Aguayo, Robert Alexander, Patricia Alvarado, Guadalupe Amerson, Donzella Anderson, Sue Angel, Margaret Anthony, Johnny Arciniaga, Beniamin Arnegard, Douglas Avery, Robert 'N Ab, , , , wi N. na.. . Lflillfi1llll1'I'lllL.llllllillL1llll .Q mmf mlmmifxaunwuwllil Begovich, John Bell, Linda Benson, Evelyn Blakey, Lynn Bolin, Anthony Bolton, Debra 'January grad L.. ........4 ...n-mann. f H'IA l..',, ,, A l, f,qv,f7,1-1-5,,., V+ , l B fr. wwf -be-'va .B Ag 4 -vga lf,--, A-.1 qw. ,. ' ' Q'7C'L I, -:a?f,,l, 2. 'Q ' 'l :,:1-': .' ' ff. ' ekvlffkdwfe l l lrvbwtind- B'?f ,xt Bonds, Kathy Bowens, Stephanie Bowers, Alexander Bozeman, ,Lamonte QENIORS i i 20 - - 1 - .,.-q-r,.-1 -,-- r... Burns, Janet' B tl, ,M ., sl' -'gh :inn - tt ll. I I usbee, LaTanya B Cairo, Sylvia ush, Joanne ' 'January grad - -'vw-rwfvev--' 1 - --------M - Branson, Debra Breault, Susan Brent, Dorothy Bridges, Curtis Bridges, Leslie Brimm, Eric Brown, Angelia Brown, David Buena, Carlos Buggs, Edwina Buhay, Valerie Burkett, Lois ll' ..........,....A. Y L ......., ...Quang 1.-...1.i? X . my uim.-umauuiuruldi Carmichael, Kimball Carpenter, Sue' Chambers, Ethel Chappell, Bessie Clark, Bruce Clayter, Laura if 'January grad I 1,1 . :mmm:awun,m.mralu:1ul - t lull!!! - t Componello, ,Grape Contu, John 4 Carie, Marilyn Carlis, Elaine' Clements, Ronald Clower, Charlotte' Cole, Robin . Collins, Susie' ' C, i' CT' 1 1 I 'li z-P!i1i :f':'.w': 'us 'v f BENIORS Cumberworth, Sally Cummings, David' G Cummings, Yvonne Curton, Brenda 'January grad 22 - -- -. -- --- , ,-, : ga-ffm-1,-.7.-,.--V - 0-7--w------ -f,-- I . Collins, William Collison, Charles Conant, Susan Couretas, Dean ' Couture, Gary Cowgill, Thomas Cowley, Robin Crain, Elizabeth Crawford, Jennifer Cross, Allen Csizmadia, Sherree Cullen, Pamela Davis, Carolyn Davis, Jimmie Davis, Judith Davis, Linda Davis, Newton Davis, Veretta Lfi1'.i51'liiiliUl'lLi'....iil 'll -' In-,. ,.,,....- m411911- n,uuzf.mIIJ.m--wmlllil Ilid Lil 1 '- f. ff' 4 ' . - -' ,, Q, , ,.,. ' ag -',,:,:. A ., Y oalby,iPmficia Daly, Kathleen ' Dauw, James Daiiiw, Jeffrey Dawson, Mary Deering, Sarah Deasan, Lukee Deason, Marie If 95 Q ! fllhdnililllllmf' qg H111 :I'1-:w.w.-uri.,-if H 11, SENIORS F 5 24 Elam, Norman Erickson, Annehe Erickson, Gregory Farah, Raida 'January grad '1-' fT':r'r1 f r:ff-an 1 1:-E-----F-. i ....-..-...........- 1 Deafrick, Karen Dembo, Acilene Dembo, Rochelle Dinkins, Charles Doll, Deborah Donovan, Maureen Dooley, James Dossen, Marlaweh Dowdy, David Dyer, Alesa Eagle, Terry Eggleston, James ......... ..,. ---..., - 1... ,.....-. ,.--1. Y, U.-4. '..l1f.fu-.nn -.munuaun diolil Fiscus, David Flachsmann, Allan Fleminz, Sanford Flores, Terry Fournier, Cindy Franzel, Rosemary 'January grad 'lTNl?1lllIilfPllLL. llllllilllill ii, ,uf -1 1,-Q , - JW. ' , . . , - , 1, , r . 1 , A . ' . ,5 ,nib - 31, ' I V if-. . Y 5l Y9'!l1i fevbafuszrdw a ii 'J' Ferrell, Dari! iff Y - V Finch, Diann Frederickson, Susan Gallagher, Shaun' Gamble, Jacqueline Garcia, Michael -ii -Y 1 1-v1--111 ! -lllniiillllllillllll F ilhi I 'l --I l, QENIORQ Y f , , ' , iff' ' , Graham, Carol Grandberry, Walter Grassi, James Griffin, Sharon 26 .--in ,T 7,777-lfffw 1 V,-ev..--9,-..f.,.,.... i ---..-1.-.-........ 1 . Garvey, Kristine Geiger, Kirk Geisling, Kathy Gibson, Mary Giles, Mary Gillett, Carol Gilmer, Christopher Gonzales, Carolyn Goodman, Steven Gooley, Debra Gordon, Michael Graff, Clare ...,.... ..... ......4.., - h............ ..--.1--1. f f- .-. . ..-mfmrummfiru--multi! Haanes, Elizabeth Hachett, Terrence Hale, Duane Hall, Mary Hamilton, Debra Hargo, Mary Lee 'January grad M M Michael 1-My lewis , x- A gig E1Ill1iii'1'!1!!..,lliIilLl11i1l ' ' ' 1- -- QENIORQ 3- i --1--1-1 ! gig' 1-.gh 53-15:11 ir., I Hollis, Martin Hollis, Michael Houghton, Evelyn ' l Howard, Marvin 'January grad '1-' mv:-v-ff .. l syn-ny'-v.-v,-,,.,.... , li ..i..........,.,..-...,,,,,, dl V . Haskell, Dixie' Hatchett, Avery Hatton, Patricia Hauser, Judith Hawn, Gina Hayes, Eridget Hayes, Susan ' Haynes, Burwell Hensley, Lynn Hindson, Carol Hines, Joseph Hodges, Tyrone .nu I-..,......... .lun-11. M rgiluawaunlidaln Isenberg, Rose Ison, Brenda Jack, Rebecca Jackson, David Jefferson, Earl Jenkins, Beatrice Hudiangfraniia , -vc-r ik ' 4 It I I 'January grad 'Mft l'il!iiu'3'L1il.,llllllilllhll Johnson, Johnson. nson, , . a - .. Doreen ' Edgar Luvera J Randy ,ujrny ,x, f .:'.- 1.3 1 .., . .,.. ,- I . ,- J 3 . .Jw rm L -1 ,.........- 1 - .,V,, ,,,, BENIORQ .1 in -.---.. 1 '- nf. i'.FlHI !V !'l l ?' 1 .,,.. Katchka, Lisa Kelly, Richard ' Kelly, Yvonne Kelvirtis, Mary 'January grad w-nu-v-:-r- r-'- J-p in--F,--n-wrw-wr--Y 1 is -'- '-'W' .annum . Johnson, Sherry' Johnson, Tommy Jones, Belinda Jones, Debra Jones, Debra Jones, Diane Jones, Evelyn Jones, Ora Jury, William Kah, Teri Kasurow, Jeffrey Katchka, Joseph ... . .. U if.. ...an L.. -...., .,'.- ..-H-.-. f :ilmdm aapuliidilil La Barge, Ronald Ladd, Kathy Lance, Cheryl Landry, Annette Lane, Ervin ' Lane Stephen 'January grad IM Lil l ' .fll5ifL'li!!Ui'E'llil..,ill 'll Lang, Adeline Larson, Timothy Latimore, Gregory Lavjson, Linda 3, 1 'MM In V an . , W , I Q ,L 'V TLV JW- mm . v,, '- ,--7 . -M .vu ' -1119 3 -' MU, ' H it 1 N ,...f:: -,, .Ir - , '? .FF 1. f.-.. W--1 t til D - 1 iii, QQFQ4 Ei'i:r1v!fIg'gq! 1 if ' f QENIORQ '3' Q0iIl'77'! ! -' . Lontorfos, Karen Looney, Mae Lynn Lopez, Maria Lorenz, Robert Leczel, Deborah Leczel, Richard Lee, Charles Lee, Emmy Leffew, Kathy Legge, David Leidy, Mark Lewis, Linda Lidell, Andrea Light, Kevin Line, William Littles, Frankie ......... .... ...4.. f- L...........m...-4--. -Q - r rs .Ji-.1 nwlnlllilklufh I MacGregor, Cari Machnauer, Janice Magee, Martha Mahone, William Manni, Marlon Martis, Brenda 'January grad .ll . LZlZ'.lH11lIil1'FilE..,lllllllll1lIl ' ' - Markham, Gordon Merotz, Charlene Martin, ,David Marking Douglas . . 1.1. B --. Q-... QENIURQ in-. z.m1i'fv-:'.: f '1' N- '1' X --qmvwv-11 --:- - .q,,.,,, ...,,.-,,.4-wg--v , - - -....-,-. .....,..-..., l.., ...., . McGee, Patricia McGraw, Timothy McHaney, Gayle McLaughlin, Linda 'January grad Martin, Janene Martinez, Joseph Martinez, William Mason, Eddie Mason, Edwin Mason, Fulkra Massey, Sandra ' Maxwell, John Mayo, Hipolita McCarrick, Marvel McDonough, Dennis McGee, Antonio ........ .,.. .....r.. - x. L .-'M H mm-41 dl KLWUAWIMJQQQUI i Meredith, Timothy Merkovitz, Gail ' Miller, Laura Miller, Resa Milton, Oliver Miracle, Phillip 'January grad W 11.1 . lilillfi lilllli Flll1..,llllllilL1l4ll sf '. 'vm 2:51, ' A A . H A .yy .:g1,9.-Zi., i-,L ,.,,gg.,g1fZ 54.645 ug. J.-vn, 4, ,wp , v-QF' T- ,,-,., ' ' ,If 14.93, 76, - 1, 1 - 'ff.W'.Y': ., .,... , ,. ., , 4: ,: '-'-,' M.-Mellen, MCMODCQICQRIUBG McMonagle, :Robin Mitchell, Anita Mitchell, Paul Mitchell, Paul U Mitchell, William -- ----up QENIORQ 1-7 vvrvv ll' .l,lwI1-- l 36 ,,f?,.....,.,,Y:.,-W I ,,..,,..,,.,,.,,.- i 3 Murray, Sherron Myers, Gary Nellis, John Nicholas, John 'January grad Moldonado, Margaret Moody, Monica Moore, Dwight Moore, Leta Moore, Michael Moore, Michelle Morgan, Dale Morgan, Eliiah Morris, George Motichak, Sarah Munoz, Stella Munson, Vikki 1 . num'lM4lnuJil+w.nurlItil i - X Officer, Teresa Omans, Kathy Opie, Edward Orr, Gerald Papafheodore, Afhan Parker, Toxi K . .Wifil1I7UC!'llE..,lllIllklL1Hl 1 uw 'V , , 4, ,, ,- 1 -,. f . -.MQ ,I ,,,..f Parr, Kurt Perry, Evereii Patron, Wanda Paul, Clareiha 4' in iii' - 1 liililtlliltlil i el: y,si,z1 :r'-1'-gs':-fr' 1 9ENl0R9 m mtl ' .7 38 Powell, Alan Powell, Darlene Prevette, Joanne Price, David 'January grad L-n ,,---.......r,-W,-W 1 .,..,,,.......7,.,,,... 1 -.....,r.....-,,.. 1 Paul, Doretha Pegues, Frank Perna, Terry Petty, Ida Pittman, Wanda Poe, Beverly Polson, Frank Ponn, Lynn ' Pope, Yolanda Porteners, Peter Porter, Milton Potts, Carla Q4 U ' , 1 . -'iii-f.!'.'i1l'Jl A g,vqll.h'lM.l'-tfJul9.liUla - Reeves, Vickie ' Reynolds, Colleen Rhone, Ray Roberts, Linda Robertson, Terry Rocheleu, Thomas ' January grad i ' 7. I all . Lflillfl lilliiu'!'llE,,.lllllllllll.ll ,JnJ7A,..,, r. - 1- 1-5 'wif' A Y ., ff,:'i '.- Eg? 5- . .5919 ,. ,T ,Aff 49,-1 1- 1 s ,LTQQLLL jj? ' lx,f.75l- , X SJR' ' Pfvfvf-Aefisfw Qvwenevfmlfee R Rawlins, 2' Rock, William Rockwell, Karla Rockwell, Kathy R' in Rodriquez, Patricia ll , C nn lpwln I., .ln l - - 2 wl.'lll'l-'llf my 'lrllh M , Za P. - . ,, , A' , ,.. Y. . ,.mf, s . .- QENIORQ QM, :EW 'fini -'T Scoh, Noreen Sellers, Jan Shaw, Linda Shelton, Cheryl -.l 1 ff' 'January grad 40 9--- 11 3 - -7'-'--B I . Rodriguez, Richard Rogers, LeAnn Rosado, Lucy Rose, Debra Ross, Pamela Rofhe, Robert' Rowe, Denise Saldana, Yolanda Samples, Andrea Samson, Margarel Sarfell, Laura Sauro, David ,-.-:Arc-wt-an-Q AWHMIUAQM ,- E. -f Smith, Brain Smith, Gail Smith, Debbie Smith, Kathleen Smith, Ronald Snyder, Kimberly 6 . 'filli I1llll!!'UEt.1Illlllil1illl 1 - ' Worley Joseph gg: S- ,, e i - f, f e F ., . ...,- . x , , V- fc. .. -:., , Z' 1 ' ' 2,1 8, GENIORS iii 1 ,ilq il i'T l'l1'l1 I lu. 42 lg .. 3-3,.,,,.T.-,fff-W J... f,.-.,,e-..-.fn-M 1 n--v---------H 1 Taylor, Charlotte Taylor, Fred ' Taylor, Helen Termorsch, Buff 'January grad Stephens, Lewis Stone, Clifford Strickland, Janice Stuckman, Cynthia Studnicki, Cindy Styles, Kathy Sulaica, Paula Sullivan, Sherwin Summers, Susan Sundstrom, Yvonne Sweeney, Debra Tarpley, Karen .Skim r i 'V I I ,mi- X 1 1 .1 M r 4. rmivw -x rewvylfwdiflidiiiflav X Thomas, Martin ' Thomas, Perry Thomas, Vanessa Thompson, Frank ' Thompson, Raymond Thompson, Robin 'January grad 'Hifii1l5iiA'1'UiL.llllili.lL1Lll l .y.f '.' 4 , '1' 'Z ., , 1 . ,I G, f 1 iw- ' . , .Thomg5,1Jerry' Tige, Diane Tourville, William Tovar, Luis Tozer, Carol 5 , e--- 1 1 ni-annum: U, ua f.:w1 el:-l:',:':-1 1 X QENIORQ Ware, Jane Washington, LaTanya 1 ? '! l 1'f l -up-,,, .,,.,,.,..,,,--V -,, , .............- -..--.. . Watson, Jimmie Weatherbee, Deborah 'January grad Treacy, Jeffery Trevino, Elizabeth Urla, Jacqueline Urla, Jonathan VanHulst, Walter Vitinaros, Eugena Vonderharr, Lynn Voss, Ruth ' Walker, Carolyn Walker, Lawrence Walker, William Walter, Wallace ' .......... .......... .. -..,..,.-Y Y? . 4-L-JAH hui-1111 Kwyawudw White, Julia Wiley, Cleaven Williams, Dennis Williams, Judy Williams, Dennis Williams, Judy Williams, Lindsay Williams, Renee Wilson, Corey Wilson, John . Y wum, Kaihy 2 i i 1 : -135. --1 ff-,V .--14 , f,-',f.,. -',M5Zr,:SFg',eQ, V 'CEE-, K. -FS. ., - I 1 I . Lli'l'fil'l!lll:'1'lliL.lllllllll.1lill 1 A -- li 3 J if 1 f 1 f is th'-'X ' 1-' ,rw gig iiil QENIDRQ 1,11--1 Jluunmummm-, 'qunuw-v-rr ?- -- . -qw-nv wwvwv-.q--1 , ll, .......--v .-.-..,,- , Winton, Huey Woodmore, Mark Wright, Georgina Wright, Susan Yahner, Dennis Yarbrough, Jan Yost, Sandra Young, Randolph Zamora, Richard Zamora, Theresa Zigler, Debra Zubalik, Julie ,4 , - 1 ., If ifafiiie, bm 0 hr., Clint. der, Dave Harrell. ' J Wherever you go, fhere they are! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FIRST ROW: Paula Sulaica, Brenda Ison, Nancy MacDonald, Gayle McHaney, Renee McMonagle, Noreen Scott, Barb Crone, Rose lsenberg, Mike Garcia, Mike Haroutunian, Jon Urla, Gus Morris. SECOND ROW: Carol Gillett, Karen Tarpley, Debbie Doll, Patti Hudson, Kim Snyder, Robin Miller, Gail Merkovitz, Laura Smelser, Chris Gilmer, Kevin Light, Sue Anderson, Gordon Markham, Carlos Bueno. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gooley, Kathy Daly, Kathy Lutey, Linda Roberts, Sarah Motichak, Carol Tozer, LuRee Deason, Jim Grassi, John Irwin, Pam Cullen, Ron Clements, Tim Larson, Dale Morgan, Paul Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Karla Rockwell, Kathy Smith, Bridget Hayes, Holly Ravitz, Michelle Moore, Nancy Tauber, Becky Jack, Carol Gra- ham, Janene Martin, Marie Deason, Dave Harrell, Jim Dauw, Mike Weaver, Jon Clancy, Steve Goodman, Rob Aquayo, Bill Tourville, David Martin. .,-.44..,,Wf ,-,. 1 ,,-- ,,,,.,- V ,iQ,wf:f'aW1f ' Q, , L, ... - A Q 1 ,ff ' rf .L R . .. , y y I A M- ' ..l,,,l i'I5llfilf'Is!,llilllllgl-ll - mmmmwml r 'iIifi17-'lI'Jl3.'I7 'f l ' fr. ,Iii '.cL!....r.4,1f.lL.. 1. I 1 Lu - ' BOTTOM LEFT: CLOCKWISE: Jim Dauw, Renee McMonagle, Mike Garcia, Patti Hudson, Kim Sny- 1 1 lunnumq ie.-.si .i. . .wp in Unique ls the Word for New School Features Architecturally, Pontiac Central High is a reverse model of itself forming two high schools, an east and a west wing. Many common facilities are shared by these two wings including a media center, gymnasium, field house and 0lympic size swimming pool that holds 306,000 gallons of water. The auditorium will seat 1,000 people and can be sectioned off for three smaller audiences. Both wings can be quickly and easily remodeled to suit any purpose. The floors were carpeted prior to the installation of wall partitions. These partitions can easily be moved with no damage to the floors or ceilings to make rooms of larger or smaller sizes. 994 ! li ii I' 'l 'li. l'li l Ui' 'l' N ' J ' it -Q-, 1' l, ,,,'L.Lf.- ' f h -225, ii1f1,'s,-' ,,.1- ' ' ' ' ' - 'l - f.. v. uni .-'1.'llll'E n 1l'.l'illvl.' lf-.li ABOVE: School Superintendent Dr. Dana Whitmer. LEFT: Dr. Whitmer, James How- lett, Donald McMillen, Keith Barr, Robert Price, Constantin Micuda, Carl Lucken- bach, Roland Wilkening. BELOW: Sylvia Garcia, Pat Ford, Karen Tarpley, Rose Isenberg, Bill Rock, Sue Anderson, Keith Barr. V ' 'ami WW' i mu r1.wM'.rl' ffm ' L . r 1 W I l Lg nLn-..11',,:.Q '. L.,,-1f,' - A e 1' - - - - 1 Qfudenf Reps Acf Student Advlsory Board serves as a rep resentatlve board of the student body It conslsted of group leaders club presldents and class officers The Student Advasory Board and the ESAA Board represented the student body at the deducatlon pro gram acceptmg the key to school The Board has met thus year to dlscuss student absenteeusm after school safety measures and appropruatuon of money toward a school sugn 2 a1 ABOVE ESAA ADVISORY BOARD SEATED Mark Merkovltz Chns Reynolds Make Garcia SECOND ROW Pat Ford Sylvia Garcia Adviser Mrs Joy Thompson STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD FIRST ROW Mnke Garcua Kevm Lnght Jon Urla Mlke Haroutunlan SECOND ROW Karen Tarpley Holly Ravltz Gus Morns THIRD ROW Adrienne Hatcher Betty Lewis, Mark Merkovltz Sue Anderson FOURTH ROW Jam Dauw Gordon Markham Ray Hlgdon Rose Isenberq ,, ,MQ I , . S---Q . , P , . f Q. 52-wr' WM MMM, t K. 1 A 2. 1 1 1 ru' , ' T 1' -sr -f.,. 'JA V' I a I rf VV V rv X ! ? , 1 f h 3' ws, A 'mf 'L Y 1. I j If -Q , I' 'rc X 4- fjs ,-,f. y .v54A,'1.. f-Liz.. - , Len ,-,V-lv' V., f, 1' I ' ,, .. , v 9, -1 4 'G 4--, Q 4' ', -, - ...K , Au, H Q .., -, 3 ff A gl I .., 1,1 f ','.. A 'H'- --- I- ff , I , . .'A,,. -t--,A-fy A'-' '.f,-,' as sl' I 'V I . fl ' 5 . L C , ,'gQ'sL! XY f gf ' 'W' . I .r'- ,. I ' , ' -,f1 ,n , 4- 1 Mn, yt ' ' 'U '..- ,-f,1 ' ' 4 jg, 1 -. - - mer f ,1 . ,., , . ' mx V lr- ' K, 25 I . . . . . . - , , . . f. . . . . . I ' ' ' : I 1 . ' . . 0 . . - , , . . I, , . . I ' : I I I ' Q. f' ' ' I .'l N'LlllllIV lll'l..illllltllvltll ' ' E -- 'Www ABOVE: William Graham. TOP CEN- TER Vera Mae Adams TOP RIGHT Carolyn O Rourke RIGHT Ralph Rotsel wnth Calvuna Allen and Carol Hundson A gg. V , X 53-'ii x ... t5N?vyjqx BN Z .55 1? Z, 4 il V, 50 ' I J .1 ,P 'Saud Leoviolia Gorris. ABOVE: Fred Zittel with Patti Hudson. UPPER RIGHT: Adult Education Director Harold Rose. LOWER RIGHT: Robert Rebhon. i -Q,--v,.,.v,.,,. --.9.,,A.,... pa, They Meet Those Very Special Needs .,,,..,,.,...... .X 51 f ' ,,.,, 11 is 'Je .lf -, ' 4: ' 'ITE VJ., - ' ' ' ' t V .tim-'1i,1'igi X - 1 Init -fur. 'iv-If They help us in E Md N4 Z 5, ' if' f , D H gi wean... ... ,.. xg 1 1 .M ' f Q .,.w X LEFT: Chief Engineer Fred Smith. ABOVE CENTER: Grace Laster. ABOVE RIGHT: Helen Thiede ABOVE: Debra Jones, Debra Martin, Mary Ellen Menear, Juanita Schaun, Brenda Mardis. 52 I 'M M E V 0 A 1. : i ,EY , Q: H . 12 5 , is ' .14 Ai 'M ' '- me ee--AA - 1'i 'Wi' i' i'l t'11fM ITU Lt- R., ' i..4..Li.f ' han together if ,fy li'-'- ......., , ...r-.. ,Wig 4- f t' V A Wei?- 'S-.., A U I rv xf 4 fa, --nf Lavera Johnson with Bookstore secre- tary Eleanor Tymms. RIGHT: David Martin with Community Relations Worker Joy Thompson. LEFT: Secretar- ies Jackie Reene and Margaret Todd. 1 all and Winfer Sporfs Acfivifies Q 1' 4 4 W S , 4, ., ,azmw 14 , -' 1 6 ,y ' I 1-gv,+:'4 .4 y . I, J' ,ff , 1 'I I 'HAZ' AY 'UQ ' ,1,.,,, ,SV ,W , ., 54 1, ,f. 5 Jyzq' I' V, , . www ,f'4r4',fQ. 1 f . V 'AW' , , f- ' I .H 7, My' f ff f H 41 ifgyf . 'iikff -vnu 4. ' 7, 5 . W, V. if . 55' ,- .Q , . ?'i. 1 z, ,V ,Fx . . 6 , 2 5? P 2.1, : Pi- tgp' , 3 4 he K E. g wi 'C . f Cross Counfry Golf ' Cheerleaders Foofball Homecoming Powder Puff 56-57 58 59-6 I 62-65 66- 73 74- 75 511 . gg I' ' V Q26WL4L4MZi1Z 'Y R12 5'x'- k.',5',1,',',.,p.k.k514' fi- 'fg.-A.l,z.L 1... ' 4-A' --Ir-2-4' - Swim Team Dolphins Baskefball Ski Team Wresfling 76- 79 80-8 I 82-85 86-87 88-9 I in T sf! ii 0 v. 'nw-'wg 4'Wi' W as 'M ' l I ' g . 9 In 1973, CentraI's Cross Country team has started on the way back to the excellence it enioyed in the past. This year's team, although dominated by underclassmen made consid- erable improvements. With the addition of a strong group of runners from Lincoln, the team should do very well in the next few years. The season's highlight was a second place finish in the Bay City Sophomore Invitational. Steve Elliott took second place in the Saginaw Valley and qualified for the State Champion- ship run. The biggest disappointment was, as always a loss to Pontiac Northern. Super Sophs xcel frm 4 4 vi 2' 4 'wr f f V -.Q B. giiijgg' ' f E Us, . .gig ,WW ,.,, 'f mu 4. , 1 iw 4, ' EI 'f -, , wr J, . t ' ,g ffm, . iff 'Y V -l'f'h5f5k 1 ' 'zef :V P Q32 ,, v . . V. I at-.1 Q, . v . t , W I .,-mv, 'I 9 Q img X 'wildly -X QT? ll' ' iff--K , ' . .,' -'fe fs 'f-.'l-nf ' 'I ' ' - 'Ci r if - ' fa ' v, -. .. . J'12i.f!4a' Z ' ' -f . . , . . t he . ,, , kg 3-In 'uv , . ,- i Q , , f ,4ml.y1yl.,l M Jia, f 'M it I ai ' Awww , 5512- ,,., f,,A,sf'2g g l, ., .yuiLa.mh ,522 -' ,' , 5 3' . Qi 1 l ' .. 'T' 'fl I 5' rl, . y ,tg-.J V 4. V L... Vim, A 1 'ff gh . .... , .,,' ,Q A , Q J 'QQ t. Q - - xv- . 1 fig. f f t 1' if t .1 4, Y ,T ga, - ' ', s L '- -n' 'A 4' ' ' , 4' .-Q ' .Clif . -if , in ,Q ' T M I, di: . ,L . Q Z, , I ,W V ,A ., iw, gf? .V J N ,I 7 km. ,mg f I .,. 1 . 42 1 ti l . ' ' Q' - Wi V .et - , 1, , .I I ' I ,' Ax ll 5 ,D 'Q ,,. .V 'N 3 4 ..gN'i . 4, .I . Q -1 .wWmm..,,., ' I ,Af if his .- ' T 1 N M ad ' ROM,- . , . .I , -5 5' lf :H 1 H.. Y-1 ' - f ,................,C. .. ,..1'1C. 1 ' I I 1 l vi 4 I Harriers Look fo 74 . ,..,-,,.,,, ,A. it- , 7 , in-1, 1, 'Z ,fl -.....u.z e N' 71 '1 ' 'Ll'll'LlLLi4,LLf,ll-lllLglgfgllm:MlZ'!I'nllWf.ll'hlMG'M' ,-A 'J ' 'l- ' ' u'LL ' 'i ' FRONT ROW: Rod Thompson, Dave Sauro, Tony Alvarado, Steve Elliott, Gngeg Shepler SECOND ROW: Coach Dave Strachan, Mike Gillette, Tony Alessi, Emory Nichols, Steve Sprague, Jim Wegner, John Johnson 1. W 5199 A WCW Q 1.11 xxtfqh Wx FAR LEFT Jim Wegner UPPER LEFT Coach Dave Strachan with Tony Alessi Jim Wegner LOWER LEFT Captain Steve it E 3 fl 1 UL, an ... in 1 NayV!, F 1' L A A I All M 'N f in Qi ' F ,, . V? - I lip! N 45 y Z 5,1 IQ- . . 1 . Wswm ft-viniww Elliott. BELOW. Rod Thompson. I I l , 2.212 ,ms Morgan Leads Chiefs Led by Dean Morgan, the team's most valuable player, the golfing Chiefs finished second in the Valley. One stroke was the margin in a sudden death playoff with a powerful Mid- land Dow. 1973 found the Chiefs setting a new team record by shooting a 373 five man total. Five cheers for Morgan, Kelly, Jones Vanderveen and Johnson. Highlights of the season also included Dean Morgan's low score of 68 in a match with Flint Northwestern, the city championship, a team average of 81.5, down three strokes from the previous year, and third place in the Flint Invitational. at in if r r is ? 4 UA f'!,ri!l I ,,,. Z W 1,,,,sv V l ,, Lee Pondexter, Peter Pratt, Tim Leahy, Brad Newman, Gus Morris, Wayne Jones. SECOND ROW: Coach Peter Ugolini, Scott Vanderveen, Richard Kelly, Dean Morgan, Mike Zubalik, Don Johnson. ' 58 ' , L, i ' U9 Wm Great Old Qpmf Renewed ee ee , e emi: f' mmm .i it J.V. CHEERLEADERS. LOWER LEVEL: Captain Joni Wallace, Cathy Holland, Co-Captain Beth Hoffman. HIGHER LEVEL: Ingrid Smit Amunta Washington, Donna Woodmore. 1 Sons of Pontiac bring us victory Every man in every play Do not falter or discouraged be Keep fighting all the way. Oh 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 lor in the pooll Fight! Fight! for Pontiac, For the orange and the black. 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. lRepeat Chorusi -' ffl-.ue e- of -f K ga ,qulr I my . fi :tg 2 W.--3 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Karen Tarpley. FIRST ROW: Sylvia Cairo, Sherron Murray, Rose lsenberg. TOP: Paula Sulaica, Kim Washington. Moments to Remember M ,WW W- 'W V ,,,,. ,E eee 1 'i Kim Washington, basketball season captain, given a moment to relive, would go through tryouts again omitting falling on her head during a walk over. Nicknamed Bright Lite because cheering makes her light up, Kim was most disappointed when Varsity didn't win a ribbon at camp. Kim wills her Mickey Mouse watch to next year's Varsity in order that they get to practice on time. ex Rose Isenberg, football season co-cap- tain, was quite surprised in front of a crowd at a basketball game when on her birthday she was given a birthday kiss by one of the yell leaders. Her worst moment occured when due to imbalance, she and the rest of the mount fell to the floor. Nicknamed Goofy, Rose will always be remem- bered for her cracking voice at the homecoming pep assembly. . ' , . ' . 1-15: M, . ,A 1 xl-, -f i l lon Wlll! lronl ll' wltll 2 ianhlt adeff' ll en lull iesl ll ll licknllel be fllll nic? al lhl i i t 1 Karen Tarpley, football season captain, experienced a trying moment at the POW homecoming when she continuously knocked an officer in the glasses while cheering. Nicknamed Beany she was complimented by a guy on her style and also advised to gain a little weight. Her favorite trick to pull on the initiates is to make them sell toilet paper in front of the guy's bathroom. Sylvia Cairo will never forget her fellow cheerleaders at PCH. She feels being sep- arated from them for a month during com- petition was the worst moment she's had. Her cheering enthusiasm carried her from knocking a spectator in the iaw to cheering on the streets of Mexico City at 4:00 a.m. in front of a Mexican audience. 7 , K 1 wr 4 I ' 1 Sherron Murray, basketball season co-A captain, would like to relive the snoment the feelings were released after the announcement of the new cheerleading squad. On the other hand, she would like to forget the moment fright ruled over mind as she panicked in mid air during a cheer. She will remember all the fun she had with the guys as her best days at Cen- tral. 5 , z'f :fi ? A u - .4 '-zfwlg V , , QQ,-f'.f14?, ff . , '. '. rx Lf, , ' V .A , Agjxyklt .1 - . V' 4' 4,,gi:14 . M ,gigafgg , , mf 7, ',p5f2ef,,h J' -4 Zin' Q, xp Paula Sulaica, in the worst moment of her cheerleading career, felt a slight draft when she lost her cheerleading tights. Being the lightest member of the squad Paula is constantly being twisted in mid-air due to a lack of coordination of the mount. Her most embarassing moment occured during a football game as she slid face first in the mud during a stomp cheer. Paula considers her best stunt to be flirt- ing. Yell Leaders Mike Gordon and Dave Har- rell are spirited by Joanie Wallace. For two years, Dave and Mike have tried to add more spirit to the crowds. ,, - 1, :,:,:,-1 - . g My Q6 'Lf Desire Un ifes Players The 1973 football season began optimistically as the Chiefs, under Coach Szabo, defeated their first opponent. Motivated by desire, but suffering from confusion in strategy and player inexperi- ence, the Chiefs went on to finish the season with a 2-7 record. The second win was a satisfying Homecoming victory which aroused the fans' spirit and the morale of the team for the game against Pontiac Northern the following week. Co-Captains Eric Brimm and Mike Garcia agreed that the desire to win united the players to defeat Saginaw for Homecoming. 5 ,f ,i., ,V ' 4, , I . ,6 Va-I '1,'0k1,.w T' 1' 4. Us 'ff-1-i fgf f 1 ' .mm m-m fauz1a'1.l1'l?A'wsi1zffa1o1w 'M 4 5VL,3 1 ji, pal ' 4-A-V41,Q-,, q- -9 .E+ When fhe goin'gefs fough, , 'WN fi' fr fix 'Q f M35 3 .M 4-rf -v 'L f Nm:-Q., , ,:,, 1 nw: wg-- fhe fough gef goin? X A f wf,5f'y ' .AJQU7 mm .Q i V -IQ, ' '-new-5 n A .,, 'G V ' ,J ., - , , ,. 'jfwx 1 V, ,W , ww -, MI? ' ' ' 'L -' few, V - . g ,,M,x, X355 ' . 'ymf , , - 9' :Ki:f5'm ' ' . ,.. , I A 1 5 f 9 LK, 'Q I f. +R! ., -1 , KQZQYXWXQ, H B I .,,.x,,m Mal., 4 vg,,. filgffit-,,Q ' V J , K . V Q-, ' 1 -1'-f , F -m,,-,,. A f' ' 2 Q ' T , V-5 f, - -J V '- ' yi . V V: ,ya ' wi-fm-M A VW, A 1 gn V.,,,v AW QV M. N M H 1' . ' . ' ' . , y y ' :fa x .M-,HA mu, - I K 'N ' ' ff,lu. '1l.1ll1L '. IL. N ILL ! ' WfW'7'!' 1f'E'v'1'v ! ni T ' J.V. FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: Victor Day, Kevin Goodson, Jeff Cox, Jamie Hess, Orice Moore, James Haynes, Hank Latimore, Charles Calhoun, Booker Whitfield, Lewellyn Rob- erts. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Osley, Reggie Williams, Eddie Bell, Leonard Pomfret, Bob Suddeth, Gary Vitales, Paul Bonds, Randall Williams, Zarq Kalai, Mark Termarsh. THIRD ROW: Bruce Quinn, Coach Bill Richardson, Terry Spann, Everett Coleman, Clifford Thomp- son, Earl Butler, Rickey Winton, Joe Grandberry, Buddy Mason, Tom Childers, Cecil Brown, Calvin Hull, Russell Gonzales, Charles Travis, Mark Schoenemann, .lere Shaffer, Jesse Kin- cade, Coach Roger Roller. f . , 5 . J:.,,iw,, , I 'sf' ali.--f . 4- ,,.,i,p, - , . I . , 1 of V,,3,'w, f',3jQ,,yH A A' ,ff mir i:'-elafiszwvai liciwmwwtfammundt 1 4 - Fl! I 1 G, 'x. l , ,..44...L.4------ x,LY 44 , ,,- , ., ,, i T my ,Q iz: Z' ,Q ' i., 4 , ,rn ,L My 64 ik WF 4 12 ' mm VARSITY FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: James Eggleston, Donald Robinson, Dennis Williams, Eric Brimm lCo-Captainl, Terry Robertson, Leslie Bridges, Mike Garcia lCo-Captainl, Dave Harrell, Bill Webb. SECOND ROW: Tommy Johnson, Rick Boykins, Don White, Bill Camp- bell, Antonio McGee, Larry Hunt, Steve Fladger, Mark Joss, Ed Mason, Mark McCarey. THIRD ROW: Kevin Thomas, Clay Terry, Richard Mickens, David Byas, Ted Smith, Jim Oli- ver, Mike Hollis, John Dalton, Kevin Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Coach Steve Szabo, Billy Mithchell, Clifton Walker, Conrad Davis, Fats McGhee, Alvin Robinson, Charlie Mitchell. ' ii -.M if M1 vi - U .,..,,, V .4 ,L I ali-2737 '- if f ,, ,W ,N ' ' W4 f W? ,,,, BX- 5 X JF :J 'lla s W J . as M 1 A 1 L i L' ,, - 'y ,Ili :ft ia' ng , 13331 ,Wai Homecomin Highlghfs RIGHT: Sophomore Float. BELOW: Junior Float. BELOW: Kevin Light and Dave Schil- ler spinning fire with Marching Band in the back. FACING PAGE: UPPER: The announcement of the Princess at half-time. RIGHT: Acilene Dembo. , Homecoming Week, I973, brought the final rush of flower parties and the skipping of classes to finish up the floats. lt was during theis week that the teachers and the football players campaigned for popularity awards. Each class attempted to brighten up the gray school with orange and black paper and colorful balloons. It was Homecoming Week when the Class of 76 made up their class cheer and decided upon the float they would enter into competition. It was also during this week that a group of seniors kidnapped the spaceship of the Junior float and deposited it on the front lawn of the Keego Harbor Police Department. 59 1 X -v--v U 'YH ,IW s, 1 ,,,,,,A f f -qv, f--, 4:f1,f f W ,,A1!4?,,dW, H .' ,, audi- ' Vfzfi' .f 1 X 7' f ff ,f ww! 213 , A ' ef f ,,V,,, '. ,Lf , 7 ,- ' ff' fa W wg, ,d 4 -D ' 4 I 1 5 A I V ig if 'Wham ffm' . :pn Q ww-as 4, i 'V I JW!! 5 N ,aff ss- 9' In if 1 MAA, I , . .LJXHIIAZN !l:.i..it.IlLlg.,L!L ' l!..l'N2hk11IIlil3U!l!1i5!1x1 '- E - f fe 3 fr, Hu' -,V ,, 4, ff ,nb ng -26153 'VM W7 -'Y W , ,,,,, , ., f xx.,-if , t Spirit Week ,. ri RIGHT: The winning float: The Class of '74. LOWER LEFT: Funkiest Foot- ball Player Mark Joss. LOWER CEN- TER: Powderiest Puffer Molly McGraw. LOWER RIGHT: Ugliest Teacher swim coach Jerry Beckner. 'L- '-'77 W-ry. gl fx ,,.. .XX ,- f T'- X o Spirit Week began Monday, October 29, with Sweater Day followed Tuesday by Dress-Up Day. Wednesday brought the Powder Puff Game and Powder Puff Day. Thursday brought Dress-Down Day and enabled the Juniors to rub-in their victory over the seniors in the Powder Puff game. Friday concluded the week with Spirit Day and the first assembly in the new field house. lt was here that the megaphone and hall decorating con- test winners were announced, namely the Class of 74. lt was here that the Funkiest Football Players, the Powderiest Puffer, and the Ugliest Teacher were announced: Mark Joss and Mike Garcia, Molly McGraw and swim coach Jerry Beckner, respectively. The football team was escorted and introduced to the crowd by the cheerleaders. The Homecoming Court was also introduced with the reign- '.,,, X ing Chief, Joel Felt, doing, for the last time, his Chieftan dance before passing on his headdress. as -V , i ,. .'- :litii1Fm'91i!tlii'lt7EQli V 'g , ' ' ' ' :pr-, T Vp: ,, -7' Saturday was the day to finish up the floats and tc have f'lVLX:!'fl ot Central in time to qualify. The floats were done uncier the of Future Shock . The iunior and sophomore float aw :med :he arrival of the senior float as the time grew near: Meanwhile, the senior float was traveling with police escorts down Square Lake, Telegraph and Huron. F ufure 2,41-mf' rt i Shock .' J ' ' 'uf '- CA ,, 0247 , fr, f , ff nf' fn: ' , V , 'f XJ f W, ' , !,,,,V.f : his Clllhl Fans and the band marched while the cars and floats followed as the parade proceeded to Wis- ner Stadium. Halftime brought 'P the Marching Band and Drum V Maiors, Kevin Light and Dave Schiller twirling batons of fire. lt brought the announcement of the winning float, Class of 74, and the new Chief and Princess, Mark Woodmore and Acilene Dembo. Homecoming Week was con- cluded with a victory for the Chiefs over Saginaw. .3 ABOVE LEFT: THE HOMECOMING COURT ON PARADE. Gilbert Simpson, Acilene Dembo, Becky Jack, Mark Woodmore. ABOVE RIGHT: FUNKIEST FOOTBALL PLAYER, Mike Garcia. LOWER: A ta in the shape of a football dedicated by members of the senior Powder Puff Team to the Senior pina Football Players: Bill Webb, Dennis Williams, Mike Garcia. GIRLS: Jenny Crawford, Rose lsenberg, Kathy Daly, Julie Zubalik, Joanne Prevette, Holly Ravitz. l J F P ' if r it T. 'xii..wi1iriwiriz,,iiiiiluisiil -r muuumwnmmmir -J- l W- 1 Anfeneeban Qpirifs 9 1 ff 'I ,,,...,, . . ...M...,.,,.-.,w -4 WM.- ..., , . 4 K ---f-'- ' ffl, .ww -My Y ., ,',. , krl., I ,. f W4 fm..-Ly-,,,, , . SEATED: Deborah Jong? : ' fond Becky Jock. STANDING: Gilbert Simpson, Chief Mark Woodmore, and Princess Acilene Dem , I 1mxErl.n'-HH-lla-nr aught , - , D. . , . 14135. m wir! v- r F 1 x 'mi 1 - 1 '34 A il. iS'! I' v..,,.1,f- - ' ' ,' -'- ' ---- X W, Some Powder Puff? SENIOR POWDER PUFF: FlRST ROW: Renee McMonagle, Karen Tarpley, Holly Ravitz, Laura Sartell, Kim Washington, Kim Snyder, Gail Merkovitz, Robin McMonagle. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Garcia, Coach Dennis Williams, Lynn Vonderharr, Jenny Crawford, Aci- lene Dembo, Rose lsenberg, Kathy Daly, Coach Eric Brimm. THIRD ROW: Sue Anderson, Becky Jack, Sue Breault, Lynn Blakey, Laura Smelser. 'ein QQ One month of running, exercising, pass- ing and complaining was justified on Wed- nesday, October 21, when the Senior Girls, i n their CHIEF shirts met the Junior Girls in the football jerseys for the home- coming Powder Puff game. Beginning a half hour early in the pour- ing rain, the two teams of girls proceeded to outwit each other in the mud and rain. The teams were under the coaching of Eric Brimm, Mike Garcia, Clay Terry and Leslie Bridges for the seniors and Mark Joss, Brad Newman, and Kevin Thomas for the juniors, all under the supervision of refer- ees, coach Steve Szabo and assistant coach Bill Richardson. Molly McGraw, junior quarterback, managed to spin off the senior line and run sixty yards to score the only game points leading the juniors to a 6-O victory over the seniors, the first senior loss in five years. The referees, when asked their opinions of working a girls football game, made no reference to the way in which the game was played, but the pieces that were used to play with, they both agreed the girls looked shaplier in their uniforms than the guys team. ale W, W!! 'V ' T , , .ff 'if.s4rz.w fiixIrwin!?M'4f.!:Au3fg5fL!9I8i1lfs s g ,,,, 1 ' wil 2 ' -' 'E Molly Moves fhe Ball for Juniors o JUNIOR POWDER PUFF: FIRST ROW: Teri Green, Jennifer Walker, Nancy Waring, Kris Gibson, Ingrid Smit, Cindy Tabor, Kathy Pofler. SECOND ROW: Beth Hoffman, Theresa Seizer, Lisa Cross, Andrea Deatrick, Barbara Davies, Pat Daly, Libby Mclnfyre, Joni Wal- lace, Coach Kevin Thomas. THIRD ROW: Linda Pillow, Wanda Stanmore, Lisa Gallagher, Molly McGraw, Coach Brad Newman, Coach Tim Leahy, Coach Mark Joss, Coach Mark Young. , - 1 1-f1 u 1 w - ' .w l'rn1..,1,r, l f lull Fry L if f Q Nafafori um Deluxe SWIM TEAM. FIRST ROW: Dave Groat, Tom Childers, Scott Martyn, Pat Fitzpatrick, Ron Fowler, Larry Shear, Doug Matthews, Don Newman, Jim Fiscus. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Robb, Mike LeBrun, Paul Gabler, Cheri Relyea, Connie Webster, Clau dia Post, Blythe Vanderveen, Shelley Lessien, Dan Schipper, John Irwin, Tom Dauw. THIRD ROW: Fred Seiss, Jim Dauw, Gordon Markham, Dave Legge, Bill Tourville, Jim Wegner, Bill Rock, Jeff Dauw, Dave Fiscus, Steve Kalausich, Coach Jerry Beckner. MNH ,W ji? I .ell r elk' - F 6 I I I' A New Timer: You Swim lt: We Time lf. LEFT: Swim Team Captain Jim Dauw. BELOW Diver Bill Rock The tight races in the Pontiac Central pool will now be as accurately timed as those last year at the Munich Olympics The West Pontiac Kiwanis Club gave S500 raised by peanut and pancake sales to the Pontiac Central Swimathon Fund. The donation enabled the purchase of the new electric timers for the eight lanes used an competition swimming The timers are touch controlled and are installed in the pool for the meets and are removed during regular swimming time Former Kiwanis Presidents Albert Flynn and Bob lrwm are presenting the check to swim coach Jerry Beckner and team captain Jim Dauw l Z:i4?Wvzw,,,,mW,,, ,,,,, .ff 0 .,,, Dauw Twins Lead Chiefs Winnin Season The T973-74 season began with many questions looming in the minds of the coaches. Could we fill the gaps left by graduation? Would we have enough depth to win under the newly devised scoring system, where five places are awarded instead of the customary three? Would the new pool help develop more desire and enthusiasm? Could the team catch Saginaw Arthur Hill who has dominated the Val- ley championship for the past fifteen years? The answers to all of these questions was yes, except for the last one. Yes, Virginia, there is an Arthur Hill, and once again they went undefeated lafter a tough battle in our pooll going on to win the Championship. Much of this year's success belongs to the new pool. The longer pool provided better and longer workouts. The team averaged 8,000 practice yards daily, whereas, last year they were only able to average 3,500 yards. The new, clean sur- roundings of the locker room kindled a proud feeling among the swimmers. But most of all, it was the great backing the team received from our loyal student body and parents who made the difference in the tight races. 78 ' V 1 .V rn- 5.111 is ' save- A A I Central's nators owe much of their success tothe adminis- tration of this school. The best equipment and much overtime contributed to a successful season. For this reason, the 1974 Valley Meet was dedi- cated to our principal, Donald McMillan. There were exceptional per- formances this year. One in particular was Captain Jim Dauw. To go along with his 54 records last year, he set 43 new records, one of which was in the 500 yard freestyle in the Oakland County Cham- pionship. Not to be outdone, Jeff Dauw, Jim's twin, set 19 records of his own. He estab- lished a new pool record and varsity record in his specialty, the 100 yard butterfly. - 'rf ,W - q' V. -4 4 ,- sf, , .., -'hmm mg' n . 'fe r-4 ,V,7,,,-,'- 1 , -gf' -- . kflgw-W , ,ws AMW' 46 ,,,,2f-5' VW' if M V , wwf ' TOP LEFT: Backstroker Gordon Markham. TOP RIGHT: John Irwin in the last leg of a relay. LEFT: Divers Dave Legge and Bill Rock. ABOVE: Top Senior swimmers Jeff Dauw, John Irwin and Jim Dauw. 1 N , . tI,ir,i,i'ri-i.1-'lm . .nu -4m-i..., - Dolphins Celebrate Sun in May Practices for tryouts began in October as the seven remaining Dolphins, under the new direction of Judy Gillies, proceeded to strengthen their club by initiating new members. Lengthy tryouts were held and those girls who were successful proceeded into initiation. Initiation included ostentatious dress and ridiculous stunts and was topped off by a final party at Coach Gillies apartment. The Dolphins who remained proceeded to practice synchronization in preparation for their May show, The Celebration of The Sun . lDue to the publication deadline, the show will be covered in the summer supplement.l CLOCKWISE: Denise Pritchett, Laurie Maddock, Teri Robinson, Sandy Davis, Sue Hamilton, Margaret Blevins, Cheri Yale, Bonni MacGregor, Cari MacGregor, Publication Head Laura Sartell, Pres. Sue Anderson, Treasurer Lynn Vonderharr, Historian Laura Smelser, Peggy Riharb, Annette Jury, Cindy Burkett, Kris Gibson, Secretary Mary Schulte. KNEELING: Coach Judy Gillis. ,wa 'ifvfi' ii ,-f 80 . I I. 2, ' .:.,-,sggr QM -if ' V 4-- I K 4... ., .,..,,, mx LEFT: Old Dolphins, descending. Sue Hamilton, Kris Gibson, Laura Smelser, Lynn Vonderhorr, Laura Sartell, Bonni MacGregor, Sue Anderson. BELOW RIGHT: Sandy Davis and Cindy Burkett are playing up initiation week. BOTTOM: lnitiates during initiation week. FIRST ROW: Sandy Davis, Cheri Yale, Cindy Burkett, Laurie Maddock, Mary Schulte, Jyl Chandler, Peggy Riharb, SECOND ROW: Sylvia Garcia, Cyrs Thick, Denise Pritchett, A-rmonite Maroko, Annette Jury, Peggy Riharb, Deby Keel, Cari MacGregor Margret Blevins, Sue Hamilton, Bonni MacGregor, Kris Gibsonl THIRD ROW: Lynn Vonderharr, Laura Sartell, Sue Anderson Coach Judy Gillies, Laura Smelser. . 'S' .wwf ix X 2 .,... V e Are the Chiefs This year the Chiefs played well as a unit, winning I5 games and losing 5. Finishing sec- ond in the Saginaw Valley West, they played two very fine games with Saginaw High although losing both of them. They out-scored Saginaw from the field but lost from the foul line. Marshall, Rhone, and Dooley did most of the inside work while Smith, Grandberry, and Brown worked the outside. Holland and Cato did outstanding iobs as replacements up front while Marshall and Dooley were the leading scorers and rebounders. Grandberry, Smith, and Brown played well on the pressing defense. Smith, Cato, and Brown are the only returning players for 1974-75 season. f :UN 714 2 0 an... 14 , I HN 'J LEFT: Number 52, Ray Rhone. ABOVE Central player Bruce Clark. RIGHT: Num ber 40, Tim Marshall and Number 42 James Dooley. FAR RIGHT: Tim Marshall. The Mi hty, Mi htg T'f 'W f-W. ' 'C 1 4, ff' 1 4 Ll, I fl ,K , I , ,WZWW 4 I f ,, dr A iv , ,V,,, ' f i T 'QWWT 7 ' V Q , I ' f Qmliw' ' A A' f 2 , , I ff, .R , ' Mjigyw I ' . ' W' j Wm, ,MWC f, ' .f ,.w.'74'gh Chiefs f ' , 7 if 5 3 ,fl , X V , ,,L,f.f,, 82 Q I- l if V if l l mllll. one. All' A :ml 5 l.iHle Chiefs Are Champs The J.V. Chiefs completed another winning season, probably their best in the last eight years. They finished the season with an I8-2 record, losing only to Saginaw and Flint North- ern. According to Coach Tom McGhee this year's team was the best he had ever coached, not necessarily in talent but in attitudes. They worked hard, both in the classroom and on the court. Because of their attitudes, they were successful. The team carried on overall 2.1 aca- demic average as a team. They also shared the Saginaw Valley Championship. Congratula- tions gentlemen for a good season. , Q, li Dig Q 'J ff 4' Q Q if f 40 ONIQ 0 .wi QQNTIJC VW vi Z' I6 S i ,, '. x RIGHT: Kerry Kato. BELOW: J.V. Basketball. KNEELING: Coach Tom McGhee, Ray Irvin, Cecil Brown, Mark McCray, Alvin Robinson, Michael Bell, Doug Howard. STANDING: Tony Roston, Ernest Hill, Nathaniel Haynes, Jack Hunger, Everett Coleman, AI Bouie, Danny Cole. BOTTOM VARSITY BASKETBALL. Coach Ralph Grubb, Ray Rhone, Avery Hatchett, Jeff Smith, Walter Grondberry, James Dooley, Tom Holland, Charlie Brown, Alan Powell. The Besf in Oakland Counfg l X X -.,. A Mary Dawson e 4 sf y T 33 Q Matt McMillan Peaks and Valleys The Boys' ski team finished in a tie for 3rd place in the Alpine Valley Division. The team defeated Brother Rice and Utica and lost to Andover, Walled Lake, West Bloomfield and Milford. Strong individual performances were turned in by Matt McMillan and Tim Larson, who placed eighth and ninth in the divisional race held at Alpine Valley. The team placed fourth in this event. The girls' team was inexperienced and found tough luck on the slopes as they finished last in their division. Special recognition should go to Nancy McDonald who captured several second place medals in triangular meets. It must have been those doughnuts! W! i C Chuck Collision L- , . ' 1, Bilfhf' . ' -. Ii. 5 .IJ4. . '. .... . ,,:..:.- 96' 17 ,, 125-if 9 'gf 9 SKI TEAM. FIRST ROW: Kathy Geisling, Robbie Filak, Tim Larson. STANDING: Matt McMiIIen, Coach Peter Ugolini, Mary Dawson, Julie Hanson, Chuck Collision, Kris Uhrich, Armonife Maroko, Jon Urla. Nancy MacDonald Robbie Filak Mike Weaver in 5 X Lack of Depfh Hampers Chiefs 'kj WRESTLING TEAMS. FIRST ROW: Dennis Thomas, Kevin Goodson, Jamie Hess, Terry Perna, Jeff Cox. SECOND ROW: Coach Steve Szabo Jesse Kincode, Leland Little, Don White, Jim O'Neal, Gilbert Simpson, Manager Anita Uballe. 88 ' 1 L' lls, H ,V W- V. Y ., , .v-...W .-.-, .., M MVA, AAL. I Gilbert Simpson, l38 pounds, is working a whizzer counter on ll9 pounder, Terry Perna. LEFT: Junior Don White is working a cross body ride on Junior Jim O'Neil. The Chiefs Wrestling team completed its worst season winning only one meet. For the past two years, the junior high wrestling program in Pontiac has been eliminated in all but the ninth grade schools. The assistant wrestling coach was cut for two seasons, bringing the cut of the J.V. team. In spite of all these problems, the Chiefs stuck it out and did a good iob, but didn't have enough team depth to win. Outstanding wrestlers for the Chiefs were Captain Terry Perna I5-6, Gilbert Simpson I4-7, and star sophomore Jeff Cox I8-8. Other standouts for the Chiefs have been Kevin Goodson, Bill Campbell, Dennis Yahner, Don White, Jim O'Neil, Leland Llttle, Jesse Kincade, Joe Grandberry, Kevin Thomas, Jamie Hess and Conrad Davis. Squad Loses Only Three These wrestlers will be the core of next year's team as only three men are seniors. A special thank you from Coach Szabo goes to Mat Maid Anita Uballe and cheerleaders Donna Woodmore and Joni Wallace who helped out at all home meets. TOP: Captain Terry Perna is working a guillotine, pinning hold on senior Gilbert Simpson for Coach Steve Szabo. ABOVE: Jesse Kincade is executing a sit-out escape against Leland Little. I i ABOVE: Jamie Hess is applying a head and arm lock-pin on Dennis Thomas. LEFT: Jeff Cox is applying a cross-arm stack pin on Kevin Goodson. Qui 1 v-' w- n: my f1'r':'. -1' ' '1' .M',, , A v f Q, w w 1 V 1 5 V 4 Q1 4 X ' 1 fi 5 if , 'fm A , iw? at 'Y 'F l 3 r I U O Junior Portraits , 'WM 2 J UPPER: Tim Leahy. UPPER RIGHT: Barb Davies. Z Q W! , , W PM my A , Y W . 4, ,J ff 2 vi' Wu 9, I ff WH ward' 2, i , 'g 'P i f wi K A ti , 1-...M UPPER: Molly McGraw and Jennifer Walker. RIGHT: Freddie Shaffer, Merl Shoemaker, and Michael Benner, printing instructor. 94 . I f 'I . . P ,,a2'4 ' 5 f 3 I L iv e 'B' ug--H CLASS UF '75 , M, , ,, if -Nw, N ' . 1 i,-v, 0... ,,, ,,, ,-, , ,H We are greef! ji ve! A We 're - I 1 M. fhe Wr 'l.UNl 4.1 -..g H' CLASS OFFICERS President: Ray Higdon Treasurer: Berry Lewis Secretary: Libby Mclnfyre Vice-President: Adrienne Hatcher We don 'f illo- s-ff fa' ,.-45? ,411 lv -43 . - Baill, Cheryl Baldwin, Shelia Ball, Allen Bard, Raymond Barner, Carla Barr, Keith Abel, Jim Abram, Deborah Aebersold, Julie Alessi, Joe Alexander, Debra Alexander, Wilma Alger, Cecilia Allen, Andre Anderson, Bobby Anderson, Carman Anderson, James Anderson, Wanda Angelkos, Eleni Anguna, Benny Armstrong, Richard Juniors Bartley, Karen Bass, Chris Beck, Donald Bell, Leola Benson, Carol Bernard, Hector Birgers, Cass Biscovich, Theresa Blakeney, Daniel Blevins, Margaret Bochnig, George Bogert, Tim Boldt, Mary Lou Boykins, Ricky Bridges, Val Briscoe, Ronald Britton, Sandra Brown, Brenda f Lua H5 N , Q T Brown, Charles Brown, Dollie Brown, Imogene Bruce, Doug Bueno, Albert Buffett, Laurie Burch, Sue Burdick, Tony Burm, Roger Burrow, Patricia Butler, Earl Byford, David Byrd, Donna Cargle, Alicia Carlis, John Carr, Linda Cato, Kerry Caverly, Sue Christian, Becky Chancy, Ken Chapman, Sherial Clark, Gwen Coe, Sandy Coker, Susan Cole, Danny Cole, Jimmie 1 N f 'Q .um www 'avi x ffl, inf' 'Qui I5 . 405 1 , Now its Just Another Show li.,-, wry - fl ,. ....,, , X.. Q l Deatrick, Andrea Demming, Glenda Dennis Jim Deschaine, Michele Diaz, Rachel Dilworth, Charles Dodson, Janet Donnelly, Pat Dossen, Marlaweh Dyer, Alesa Eaton, Patrick Edwards, Bobby Eggerson, Rosyln Elliott, Cheryl Elliott, Eugene Elliott, Steve Erdman, Mark Ervin, Sharon Eslinger, Judy Essiambre, Brian Evans, Robert Eyman, Jim Fernald, Jim Fernold, Larry .. .-M Cole, Ronald Collins, Ron Collins, Sandy Corke, Jovita Compton, LaJuana Crable, Bob Craig, Kandy Crew, Tomp Cummins, Patricia Daly, Pat Davenport, Phillip Davies, Barbara Davis, Roxanne Dawson, Mary Day, Victor wwf 'ww , 1 ilit 2 1 I ' Q,, H l :XV ,lf I f ill . vlfk -.1 Fields, Allen Findley, Bruce Finneran, Bob Flack, Lemuel Fladger, Steven Ford, Pat Fowler, Ron Frank, Melzina Franzel, Margaret Galbraith, Debbie Gallagher, Lisa Gamble, Joseph Garcia, Alma Gauthier, Richard Geans, Leslie Geigor, Lori Gibson, Chris Gomez, Lionel Gonzales, Pedro Goodman, Sandra Gordon, Winifred Gracey, Stephanie Graham, Angela Green, Gwen Green, Teri Greenthal, Brenda 'Q .J-W Harris, Ron Hatcher, Adrienne Henry, Ricky Henson, Dennis Herrington, Becky Herron, Geraldine Heitanen, William Hill, Alfreda Hill, Raymond Hillie, Carol Hodges, Deborah Haffman, Beth Holland, Cathie Hollis, Alvin - l Holman, DeeDee Houston Michelle Houston, Sondria Howard, Teresa Hubbard, Michael Hubbell, Sue Huff, Pamela Hundley, Diana Hunt, Alvin Hunt, Angela Griffin, Melvin Griffith, Sam Grubbs, Una Guye, Ron Halk, Cyndi Hamilton, Greg Hamilton, Susie Hamler, Elaine Hammond, Michael Hansen, Julie Harden, Steve Harkless, Tom Harrell, Mark Harris, Debra Hariis, Ellen V f l l 4...---ii. - ' ctfg- Hunt Debra Hunt Larry Hutson Tina Ihrke Rick lssacson Chris Jackson Tass Jeffrey Dee Johnson Bonn: Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Cynthia Don Guy im Natalie Rosemary Victone Jones Michae Jones Wayne Joss Mark Kage Karen Kalai Zharko Kalausich George Kay Veronica Kellar Justin Kellar William Kiesel Mike Kincade Lue nv-u Q7 gary' Q84- Y ,-4-C eave Them Lau hm When You Go A ' ' 1 i 4 L' 'L'15:I3iiV'5i:1, illliiill.,i.1'. ' ' lW.'L'iIiiIihtillIIiil1!f.2!ti'lii1n1 X, Q Cv' , , - W L ww , in Y? Leahy, Tim Lessard, Joyce Lewis, Betty Lewis, Ladell Lewis, Regina Louris, Yolundia Lucien, Cheryl Luna, Noa Luscumb, Tim Lutey, Joe MacGregor, Bonni Mahone, Diana Mahone, Howard Manning, Sherry Manning, Steve Mathews, Robert Matthews, Doug McCoy, Brian McCray, Mark McGraw, Molly Mclntyre, Libby Meeks, Diane Merkovitz, Mark itv? King, Sally Kinnard, Clem Kirkman, Betty Kistner, David Knudsen, Mark Koster, Keith Kuesel, Craig Lairon, Josephine Lake, Tracey Lane, Larry Lang, Adeline Langston, Bill LaSalle, Donald LaSalle, William Latimore, Hank M., 'Jun Miller, David Miller, Dawn Miller, Glen Miller, Jody Millikan, Larry Mitchell, Carla Moore, Sherry Moses, Belinda Mullinix, Jeff Muskeyvalley, George Navarro, Annette Neal, Tom Newman, Brad Nichols Jerry Nichols Teresa Nol Charles Norris Sharon Nunez Wayne Oakes Donna Officer Phillip Olson Peter Overbaugh Lori Page Karin Pappas Anthony Parker Dim Parker Jeannie fr-J' I -can .S 7 e ' na , 1 fl 'TS' 45 vi -qi y7? 'ww,,,,b?, Pryor, Anthony Quiet, Patricia Quince, Carlotta Quinn, Bruce Quinn, Janice Raczka, Paul Ray, Irvin Rayment, James Redmond, Larry Reeves, Scot Reibling, Clyde Reynolds, Chris Rice, Linda Rickman, Raymond Roach, Debby ' '66 ...U-,,-fr fc 1 Robbins Twila Roberts, Diana Roberts, Llewellyn Robinson, Alvin Robinson, Donald Rogers, Becky Roston, Tony Roulston, Russell Rutherford, Keith Parker, Rembert Paul, Julia Pellot, Nereida Perry, Beth Pickering, Johnnie Pillow, Linda Poe, Beverly Polley, Debbie Pomfret, Debbie Pomfret, Leonard Porter, Avis Potter, Kathy Powell, Wanda Pratt, Peter Pruett, Debbie if 'UT' J P L. AFT ',',,. f. I ' 23 , Salek Jackie Sarokm Steve Saunders Tom Schiller Dave Schmelzle Barbara Scott Gloria Scott Robin Searcy Kenneth Segura Raul Setser Teresa Shafer Jere Shear Larry Sherlock James Sherman Denise Shoemaker Merl Slelbeck Pam Sulvus Cindy Simon Jacqueline Simonds Lawanna Skrine Janet Smit Ingrid Smith Gwen Smith Smith Smith Smith e Jerry Joyce Marilyn 9'9- 'tv ,ini ,P Buf if You Care, Don 'f Let Them Know 105 lflttit 'l:Q1..itklilhL.,i,i'. ' li..Ef153W.ltiJQhJlMlfL11llMh1 1 N it l Sulaica, Paul Tabor, Cindy Taylor, Denise Terrell, Jackie Terry, Mary Thomas, Janet Thomas, Kevin Thompson, Clifford Tibbetts, Debbie Tillman, Nelda Timoff, Gail Travis, Charles Treio, Chris Tudhope, Cindy Uhrich, Kris Vanderveen Scott VanHook, Larry VanTuyl, Carol Vasquez, Jeanette Wainwright, Carrie Walker, Darnell Walker, Jeanie Wallace, .loannie Wallace, Kathy Smith, Theodora Spann, Regina Spann, Sandra Spears, Renee Spillers, Tom Springer, Pamela Stomman, David Stanmore, Wanda Stark, Lars Stephens, Michael Stephens, Walter Stokes, Ronald Storum, Craig Strahan, Vicki Studnicki, Matt 4 Waring, Nancy Warner, Debbie Warren, Kathy Washington, Aminta Washington, Joyce Watkins, Gerald Wendland, Edith Weyant, Judy Wharry, Sonna White, Barbara White, Cheryl White, Donald White, Doug White, Nancy White, Steve Whitfield, Brad Whiting, Almeta Wiley, Michael Williams, Debra Williams, George Williams, Reggie Williams, Robert Winkler Prins, Minke Winton, Kathreen Witherspoon, Gabriel Wold, Lori lv' Yrs' Woodmore, Donna Wrighi, Chip Yale, Dan Young, Mark Zamora, Charles Winton, Rickey f Junior Cindy Tabor ' U1 F . , , , . '-.Q ..,L., Hggh Qfeppmg Music Qing and Be Joyful Cen fral M usic Gro ups L fy mn ll 1 Reach New Heighfs Ae. A l. Alpine Yodelin 7 I V I . - '- B I I IW-,I I HI.-I ' wx '-'11 1' II- IJI mg, A CAPPELLA CHOIR GIRL'S CHOIR MADRIGALS SENIOR MEN SENIOR WOMEN BANDS ORCHESTRA IIO II4 II4 II5 II5 II6 II8 III V F' 41-'fr . - ..-.. .Y .i -q-pq-p-Q SOPRANOS: Brenda Ison, Sherry Johnson, Kim Washington, Hidi Garcia, Linda Davis. SECOND ROW: Winifred Gordon, Karen Tarpley, Stephanie Bowens, Bonnie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Carlotta Quince, Kathy Geisley, Cheryl Baill, Cheri Relyea, Kim Roux. FOURTH ROW: Linda Pillow, Jan Thomas, Beverly Goodman, Joni Wallace, Harriett Jackson. TENORS: Mike Gordon, Marvin Hollis, Mark Woodmore, Marty Thomas. SECOND ROW: Mark Wilson, Tim Leahy, Leonard Pomfret. v -it 1....i.- , , 1 .',. A. li i . . V - ' A 1 I - . , 4. E ,--.' ---Mltlifnufi1t'niM-'l'J?viMi1iih1W 'll .- ALTOS: FIRST ROW: Patricia Hatton, Beatrice Jenkins, Yvonne Sundstrom, Rose Isenberg, LaVera Johnson, Julia Paul. SECOND ROW: Julie Zubalik, Sondria Houston, Kris Gibson, Blythe Vanderveen, Carolyn Walker, Kathy Daly. THIRD ROW: Joyce Smith, Deborah Sweeney, Laura Smelser, Pam Totten, Kathy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Ann Ward, Pam Cullen, Sue Anderson, Susan Hayes. '75 fs, BASSES: FIRST ROW: Gary Couture, John Lucero, Dave Harrell, Athan Papatheodore. SECOND ROW: Paul Mitchell, Keith Koster, Bill Rock, Jon Clancy. ,V 113 l ll I I lllllilglltl, A lvl l - l GIRLS CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Donald Cordell Director, Rita Garcia, Ginny Howell, Martin Thomas Student Director SECOND ROW: Cynthia Womack, Cynthia Collins, Sandria Oliver, Sheryl Threets. MADRIGALS: FIRST ROW: Linda Davis, Kim Washington, Julie Zubalik. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Bowens, Gayle McHaney, Carolyn Walker, Kathy Smith. THIRD ROW: Marvin Hollis, Mike Gordon, John Luzero, Keith Koster, Dave Harrell. AA AL fi rl , , 4 A5 4 1 ' +V MEF. I-,.i.f.a:'.f-Iwi:-:iwa1v.h'!i'WAIMMIL :L :m,:L L2g:sf.ql I ' 4 SENIOR MEN: FIRST ROW: Marvin Hollis, Mike Gordon, Jon Clancy, John Lucero. SECOND ROW: Bill Rock, Paul Mitchell, Athan Papatheodore. THIRD ROW: Dove Harrell, Gary Couture. an . ,,,W,2 . SENIOR WOMEN: FIRST ROW: Brenda Ison, Sherry Johnson, Gayle McHaney. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Bc-wens, Linda Davis, Andrea Samples, Carolyn Walker. THIRD ROW: Julie Zubolik, Kathy Smith, Sue Anderson. -'W' T I I 5 f . ' -1 ,-- 4- --vn1- 1 az-,mx ' ' ----5 MN----1 . , -wr- And the Band Played ' SYMPHONIC BAND. FIRST ROW: Jan Burns, Debbie Tibbetts, Dee Eagle, Jo Urla, Julie Aebersold. SECOND ROW: Scot Reeves, Carol Graham, Armonite Maroka, Donna Shel- ton, AI DuBreck, Mark Young, Albert Bueno, Bob Lorenz, Mark Joss. THIRD ROW: Joe Gamble, Jeanette Vasquez, Ingrid Smit, Mike Gillette, Earl Farrell, Pat Armstrong, Corl0S Bueno, Cliff Stone, Alan Flaschmann. STANDING: Mark Torres, Michael Reynolds, DGfYl Fowlkes, Larry Van Hook, Director Del Wise, Dave Schiller, Doug White. no -'A ' Q f. ef Un and On and On and Un ,Ri Ullon l' Hills R02 gong, Ida ll FIRST ROW: Barb Crone, Kathy Potter, Karen Bartley. SECOND ROW: Cheryl White, Alicia Cargle, Vicki Nichols, Annette Landry, Pam Kennedy, Charles Nol. THIRD ROW: Gordon Markham, Donald White, Fred Seiss, Jerry Shaffer, Clyde Reibling, Jamie Hess, Craig Kuesel, Sarah Motichak, Eleni Angelkos. STANDING: Drum Maior Kevin Light 'I M , . , - a Q. 1- -rf -,-,wi i 1' V ' I.-1, V1Jr'+f1'Rtil'MW - WM' T 11 . LL.j.i.'L!Llt 4.H T T ' ' ' 4 'P Del Wise, Conductor 4 -is A l T . -i . t ' 'f X ORCHESTRA. FIRST ROW: Carol Gillette, Dorothy Johnson, Terri Harkless, Doug Arnegard, Jesse Kincade, Robin Miller, Peter Olson. SECOND ROW: Torre Carter, Tamara Fletcher, Charlotte Clower, Guy Stark, Julie Aebersold, Kathy Potter, Barb Crone, Cindy Fournier, Connie Webster, Ellen Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sabrina Shelton, Kim Hatchett, Donzella Amerson, Scot Reeves, Armonite Maroko, Jo Urla, Carlos Bueno, Mark Young, Albert Bueno. FOURTH ROW: Gail Merkovitz, Laurie Hoffman, Dave Schiller, Donald White, Pat Armstrong, Clifford Stone, Mike Gillette, Annette Franklin, Lars Stark. I I l PEP BAND. FIRST ROW: Julia Paul, Jovita Corke, Donna Shelton, Dee Eagle, Debbie Tibbetts, Julie Aebersold, Karen Bartley, Kathy Potter. SECOND ROW: Karen Jones, Annette Navarro, Cheryl White, Aurelia Lewis, Almeida Whiting, Geraldine Parker, Colleen Rey- nolds, Krystal Travis, Albert Bueno, Al DuBreck, Craig Kuesel, Mark Schoenemann, Jere Shaffer, Fred Seiss, Don White. THIRD ROW: Marcia Fletcher, Gloria Peterson, Lisa Reich, Mike Gillett, Pat Armstrong, Carlos Bueno, Cliff Stone, Alan Flaschmann, Eleni Angelekos, Rick Colburn, Tony Alesi, Terry Hollins, Katy Krumrey, Clyde Reibling, Alicia Gargle, Jeanette Vasquez, Carol Graham. STANDING: Jo Urla, Michael Reynolds, Mark Torres, Darrell Fowkles, Bill Butterfield, Dave Schiller, Kevin Light, Doug White. I I CONCERT BAND. FIRST ROW: Laurie Maddock, Almetayl Whiting, Karen Mitgard, Sandy Davis, Pam Landry, Karen Jones, Anita Uballe, Becky Aquayo. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Parker, Sue Jepson, Janet Dunn, Linda McDonough, Judy Messer, Krystal Travis, Connie Adelman, Barbara Summers, Aurelia Lewis, Margaret Fredrickson, Pearl Rendon, Diana Patrick, Cindy Burkett, Lucretia Smith. THIRD ROW: Gloria Peterson, Olivia Bolin, Marcia Fletcher, Charlene Amerson, Roy Norris, Larry Ramos, Tony Alessi, Patrick Tarrant, Lora Lowery, Casey Carmichael, Pam Burns, Delphine Tyson, Dione Mahone, Rosyln Eggerson, Denise Williams, Julie Schlucter, Kathy Winton. STANDING: Mark La Flamme, Michael Jackson, Jerry Wardell. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Reich, Terry Hollins, Rich Kilburn, Jackie Black, Anthony Washington, Katy Krumrey, Charles Dilworth, Dave Saylor, Bill Butterfield, Mike Winton, Griff Potter, Mark Schoene- mann, Chuck Schroeder. STANDING: Director Del Wise, Mike Wiley. f,'f,'1':jw4I0 . W. W 'A WW f 'Q 4 K' ,tx fu kk 1 ' - :Y Kg U ,.L , . Cn, -' 7 1 If ff V If ,Q my If 6 M7 74 , ,M ff ff ABOVE: JAZZ BAND: FIRST ROW: Craig Kuesel, Sarah Motichak, Bob Lorenz, Jeanette Vasquez, Jamie Hess. SECOND ROW: Jerry Shaffer, Kevin Light, Gordon Markham. STANDING: Director Del Wise, Pat Armstrong, Carlos Bueno, Cliff Stone, Alan Flaschmann, Earl Farrell, Al DuBreck. LEFT: Assistant Drum Maior Doug White, Assistant Drum Maior Dave Schiller, Head Drum Maior Kevin Light, Assistant Head Drum Maior Pat Armstrong. l l l9 ' -- H 1 ' v - fi '-7i Yxlll'i. H' 'H-rr wp, W V--V W, , ,.,.,,m.. , J -. N ' ,.'1 il i1'illll'1lla!.,illlillll.l.lL W ' T ' 5 , ' mmwwwmumimnm 'I 1 1- I 2, 700 Square Feet . . . Wow! ln the Fall of 1973, the new PCHS was ready for occupancy. The library, now called the Media Center, was moved into our new building and now occupies 12,700 square feet in the center of the street floor i3rd floorj. It had gradually, through the past six or eight years, and with the coming of technological advancement, became a true Media Center or a Library plus . ln other words, it had developed into a center including programs and mate- rials, involving books, periodicals, plus loopfilm, microfilm, cassettes, slides, art reproduc- tions, transparencies and other forms of media. Librarian Faith Werner. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. FIRST ROW: Paula Sulaica, Stephanie Alexander, Nancy Tau- ber. SECOND ROW: Steve Dean, Jim Abel, Greg Jones, Joanne Prevette. l20 RIGHT: Librarian Doris Haynes. BELOW: History students plowing through reams of research are a common sight in the new Central library. Margaret Jones assists Terry Wilton and Brad Strohm with their assignments. r r,ufnut4l.7.1i''wiifili 1' 11. 1 Lp- L e fam-n 'ing-E Our new Media Center seats 231 and contains not only a ready room as before, but also a production center, an A-V dept., eight seminar rooms, two small typing rooms, a listening-viewing room, a periodical room, a faculty room, a career center, a tutorial room, eighteen single and double carrels and o library science classroom. Each student can find areas and resources that will meet his specific personal, social, and curriculum-related needs to enable him to become an independent and on-going learner. AV ASSISTANTS. FIRST ROW: Bill Langston, Dave Kistner, Melvin Griffin. SECOND ROW: Craig Storum, Joe Alessi. THIRD ROW: Guy Johnson, Jesse Woods, Tommy Johnson. BELOW: Steve Mason, Gary Green, and Kirk Parr work out a research proiect in Margaret Jones' World History class. ,194 V 4,,..'. rl- enwhx K F ,l-va -, - .1 .. 7.4, e -v-- :Ys,.l,,..,..,,H.Y, Happy Customers are Wi wam Customers 5 WIGWAM STAFF. FIRST ROW: Cindy Tabor, Lavera Johnson, Doris Ross, Judy Eslinger, Kathy England, Wanda Goodman, Michelle Hustle, RI Vanessa Thomas, Debbie Knight, Debbie Weatherbee, Teacher Mary Kay France. THIRD ROW: Rose Mitchell, Rosemarie Adams, Belinda McDonald, Cheryl Lance, Ricky Henry. FOURTH ROW: Debra Alexander, Eugene Elliott, Derrick Carthane, Vince Anthony, Rich Mickens, l Alvin Hollis, Ben Arcinaga. M, ., f mmf! f ,:, ff - V . 'x : , -Q 1:1 ' ' ti 0 1,2 W , xi 'J' ' G , , Q t V I K .,,, I ff' J .l ,- ,- ni if Mary Kay Frances Food Serving class went to Ted's on Woodward Ave. for lunch Wed- nesday, January 23, 1974, on the tips they made during the semester working in the Wig- wam. It is a small restaurant opened to the adult public and the staff of Central. After lunch they took a tour of Ted's kitchen. Those attending were: Rose Adams, Doris Ross, Cheryl Lance, Belinda Jones, Steve Mason, Lavera Johnson, Wanda Pittman, Robert Magee, Alvin Hollis, Judy Esslinger, Kandy Craig, and Melinda Peterman. N, V E' .wf 'lf , , 'XV it---.-rg.: -v I . ,-,l mlm M-i I 'I'l'l. 1' wi 4' ti l ,A '!'WN :Y-.Wk ' Y ' Six Ambassadors of Undersfandin This year PCHS was honored by the presence of six foreign exchange students - Barbara Schmelzle from Germany, Wal- ter Van Hulst from Holland, Mansoor Kaiser from Pakistan, Yvonne Sundstrom from Sweden, and Marleweh Dossen and Fulkra Mason from Liberia. They all consider having been able to come to the U.S. as a great opportunity. The maior differences noted between the U.S. and their home countries were the types of classes, and the emphasis placed on sports. Each has made a lot of friends at PCHS and their fond memories are many and varied. RIGHT: German Exchange student Barbara Schmelzle. FOR- EIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS. FIRST ROW: Barbara Schmelzle, Yvonne Sundstrom, Marleweh Dossen, Mansoor Kaiser. SEC- OND ROW: Walter Van Hulst, Fulkra Mason, Adviser Barbara Burder. mf T 7 t il I le' LA90 Club Charter Members Tutor From Oakland University: Teresa Lerma. 1 LASO CLUB. SEATED: George Garcia, President, Luis Quinones, Past Vice Pres., Nelsa Quinones, Past Pres., Adviser Gene- vieve Segura. FIRST ROW: Gary Smith, Wanda Vega, Rita Garcia, Julie Gutierrez, Mary Ann Salazar, Susie Galvan. SEC- OND ROW: James Moyet, John Cantu, Angel Soto, Yolanda Saldava, Lucy Rosado, Teresa Zamora, Rosalyn Rosado. THIRD ROW: Mario Maya, Dave Trevino, Charles Zamora, Eddie Reeves, Delbert Zimmer, Mike Cordova, Tivurcio Rosaro. FOURTH ROW: Bill Treio, Raymond Navarro, Nick Pena, Art Gonzales, Chris Treio, Martin Chavez, Sam Rosado, Gary Vitales, lvon Quinones. is--W-1--,.:.-u vu- A M' . 4: s.. f aw ' ,f , ...L l ' K X W Mary Ann Salazar and Gary Vitales. -1,9 -:A -. 1 'v r' --.Y -: -A-v. s-----V----q 1 El die de La Raza Students, teachers, parents, administrators and news reporters gathered in the Media Center to enjoy Latin American food, while watching the Mexican folklorico dancing. The day was a time for Latino students to relate to their heritage and culture. LASO, a Latino student organization, will continue its activities and hope for a better understanding of Latino culture. FAR LEFT: Theresa Lerma. LOWER LEFT: Theresa Lerma with Irma Cantu and Raul Segura. LEFT: Gary Vitales with Rosylinda Ramirez. CENTER: lrma Cantu with Raul Segura. RIGHT: Advisor Genevieve Segura. BOTTOM LEFT: Irma Cantu, Mary Ann Salazar, and Gary Vitales. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jaime Sanchez, George Garcia, Debra Hess, and Rosylinda Ramirez. l of I f 'QW' ij' V 5 4 A , . - U,-: ..a, :..:. ,. Y V:-.3 ' N Tr 'ur' X , .,1.-1rmnuwmz,eiiunlgiu W lli f 1: 1 1' Q 4- ' ,.., r : mn,-1.10 'mv li I l l E -1. L,v. 127 Sophomore Porfrarfs We are greef 1 Maxam-qfz-Stlf4ifYEi' 2 MW1??dW f W, Lf LiELg1.1L',..114gl 1 A .L . I We fhink quick, We 're fhe CLA 99 OF 76 i Wi? if 'Z Y H1- W r . 1 f fs X, '4 ' , , t X iff , , iffy ., ' Vg -51' .x ,Q I ,,, ..,A I .. 2 Q ' 129 ' A - ' - fwww.a:f 1.1- ' svn ' '7T'T-wi Fk 'A ' e ' W W ., .ervv':m:m141, uualzuul. ' W rx ' W 'f' ' IKEN-IlHLLIIlIlll'..lElIRI11 3 1 l ..,-Y C- -163' Abernathy, Darlene Abram, Sharon Acosta, Anthony Acosto, Carmen Adams, Audrey Adams, Chris Adams, Paul Aguayo, Becky x .,-w 41,415 Alderman, Connie Alexander, Wendy Allen, Cassandra Allen, Debbie W' Alvarado, Tony Arnegard, Dan Amerson, Charlene Anderson, Janice Angel, Lisa Ankerson, Denise Arthur, Terry Ayala, Cathy Baker, Carry Baldwin, Richard Banks, Julius Barnett, Ollie Barnicz, Cindy' Bauer, Mark Bean, Mary Beecham, Bill Bell, Cheryl Bell, Kathleen Bell, Michael Benge, Steve lf' f V ffiff -H-abs-qyp Benitez, George Benyo, Tina Bishop, Luana Black, Jackie Black Mitch Blakey Lon Blanton Dorothy Bleckley, Jeannie Bolin, Olivia Bonds, Jowanda Bonds, Lucetry Bonds, Paul Booth, Gloria Borer, Dee Ann Bouie, Loretta -if Brooks, Gwen Broome, Cassandra Brown Albert Brown, Allie ,pl ., Bourgeau Cindy Bowers Ann Bowman Doug Branner Joseph 90PH wg! MUREQ W J mmlw t nxmim 'H 1 l Burrow, Ralph Butterfield, Wilbur if Burt, Steve Burton, Ozetta Bush, Janet Butterfield, Valerie Byerly, David Cairo, Nanette Campbell, Curtis Campbell, William Caputo, Al Carelton, Mary Carter, Torres Case, Don Castor, Lydia Cervenka, Kim Chandler, Jyl Chapman, Lori Childers, Dennis Childers, Tom are Brown, Artis Brown, Brenda Brown, Cecil Brown, John Brown, Linette Brown Lois Brown, Maultee Brown, Rory Bryant, Kenneth Burch, Dave Burkett, Cindy Burns, Pamela Cooper, Diane Cooper, Jesse Cordova, Minnie Cox, Jeff Crable, John Cram, Elizabeth Cross, James Cumming, David Daniels or Daniels Kendall Darling, Emil Davis, Chris Clark, Melvin Clark, Nathaniel Cole, Mark Coleman, Everett Collins, Alfred Collins, Cynthia Collins, Roy 'Qi Cummins Brenda Curran Jim Dalton John Daniels Debra QUPH MORE9 133 Mi. 'Mui lii,.:ixxLwmLuluaum1unu:f '-J 1 i 0 Dunn, Janet Elam, Nathaniel ,A-il 22? I ,. n f I l lb -1,7 5 A! 11 Eagle, Dee Elam, Bruce Elam, Calvin Elam, Carolyn Elcan, Debra Elizonda, Blanca Elliott, Olivia Eloby, Michael England, Cathy Fante, Steve Fell, Rick Filak, Robbie Fiscus, James Fisher, Lyndia Fiske, Dan Fletcher, Marcia Fletcher, Tamara Flores, Enrique Davis, Esil Davis, Sandy Davis, Willard Day, Donna Dean, Steve Debolt, Sheryl Denny, Nelles Dolan, Janet Donaldson, Carolyn Donovan, Marty Dove, Gayle DuBruck, Al ii 'if iff, az: I f U 2 7 f f , I 134 t . Flores, Yolanda Foster, Melanie Fowler, Jim ' ,af f 1? Fowlkes, Darryl - ff I 4 'W If gl LJ.,- Frick, Jodee Gabler, Paul Gallow, Larry Galvan, Susie Garcia, Heidi Garcia, Rafael Garcia, Rita Garcia, Sylvia Gillette, Michael Gilleylen, Rose Glasgow, Gene Goff, Cindy W f ,:f-. ' 4 .11 Iggy'- i f 1191-' Francis, Marcello Franklin, Annette Fredrickson, Margaret , 'run j' I fo f , 09 ' -f,,, -- 1, Q qv Q f , 1 1 1 X41 , .. , . , 5 9? f4 f' 1- ,V , W-, Garmo, Eddie Garth, Octavia Geiger, Patricia Giles, Shirley QOPH MOREQ ,.l .i Ill llifl :l,,1,Liil,.,'3, Wil - HLMWIFIIII H fumiimm, H A , 2 llllil 4? ,wx .J --nr W V .,,,, flaw .if ,,1 5.2 S-of '-' f - as f-' A 4, - ' - f , 1 ,J , ,- S ii ii- l -- 1 ei . 5 i lv 2 f .JAX . i ,A , 'V - . R 11 '- J QA f ,J Hamler, Lyneva Harrell, Randy Handley, Randy Hardin, Jerry Harkless, Terri Harper, Claude Harris, Dorothy Hathchett, Kimberly Hathcock, Debbie Hotten, Wanda Hatter, Kim Hawkins, Crystal Hawn, Dirk Hayes, William Haynes, Nathaniel Hensley, Connie Herring, Glen Herrington, Rhonda Hess, James Hicks, Cindy 1' from Gomez, Diana Gonzales, Russell Gonzales, Sergio Graff, John Grandberry, Joe Grandison, Arletha Green, Marsha Groot, Dave Grover, John Guaiardo, Cindy Hall, Diana Hamilton, Yvette , if 42 8 I . ' Q fi ,.4n. 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'7 Hobson Charlene Hoehn Debbie Hoffman Lauri Hoffman, Sally Hollins, Terry Holsworth, Tammy Howard, Cheryl Howard, Clarence Hull, Calvin Humphrey, Oneida Hunger, John Hunt, James High Raymond Hill Ernest Hull Howard Leonard u Mary 1 Tanya l Vicky Howard, William Howell, Janice Howell, Virginia Huckabay, Lori QOPH MURES 'l J lrr!.'l6E!lkJl.llll.l2Lll!.l2l1i1lil 'U 1 l 4-Q A 'X 4 -4 Jepson, Sue Johnson, John Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Ellen Johnson, Joefta Johnson, Mary Jones, Gregory Jones, Jimmy Jones, Joyce Jones, Karen Jones, Mary Jury, Annette Keel, Deby Kenny, John Kilburn, Rick Kincade, Jesse Kihridge, DeLynn Krumrey, Katy Kurth, Eric i Hunler, Diane lhrke, Rusty lnglesbee, Greg Jacks, Jerry Jackson, Michael Jackson, Sheila Jacobson, Rick James, Gwendolyn Jardine, Bob Joso, Diane Jefferson, Ruby Jennings, Deborah LaFIamme Mark Landry Pamela M Lamoureux Kenneth M -A 'I f ll Lifile, Leland Locke, Tom Long, Gwen Long, Marion QUPH MOREQ WI' lumwwimuzmam u 'ul 1 3 zlyf ff 'Q' V7 , ,,,v ,V 41- FV, Egfr 2'. ,. 1, , ' v lf, A , ,A Markell, Suzanne Massey, Velma 'nur L Maroko, Armonite Martin, Sharon Martyn, Scoh Mason, Buddy Massey, Zelma McCann, Nancy McCarrick, Larry McCaslin, Carol McDonough, Linda McElwee, Bryan McLay, Ruth McMonagIe, Charles McPherson, Denise Mead, William Meadows, Sharon Messer, Judy Metcalf, Sue Millgard, Karen Lyons, Kevin MacGiIlis, Sheryl MacGregor, Pete Machesney, Pal Maciaszek, Thomas Maddock, Laurie Manley, Rhonda Manney, Sherry Manni, Gracie Manni, Primo Mardis, Dave Mardis, Gina ,f A fd ,xi ,J Milton, Jeborah Monroe, Carol Moore, Debra Morey, Lisa Morris, Brenda Morris, Glenda Moss, Milton Mullen, Roy Nichols, Rose Norris, Roy Northern, Tommy Ogg, Laurie Miller, Brian Miller, Robert Miller, Thomas Miller, Wayne Mills, Jon Milner, Alice Milton, Antoinette Myers, Kevin Nellis, Kathy Newman, Dave Newman, Don SOPH MURES H I lil 1' M' limmum.lii:L.x,,11ut 1 l .,., .mu .l. mlil...,-1. 1, QQ -tae: -eq .41 ,nav Pfeffer, Roxanne Post, Claudia Piche, Anne Piehl, Franklyn Phipps, Lewis Pondexter, Lee Potter, Griff Powell, Robert Powell, Shirley Powers, James Price, Pam Prince, Jerry Ramos, Larry Ratliff, Dave Rawlins, Wendy Raymond, Teresa Reese, Eddie Reich, Lisa Reichard, Greg Relyea, Cheri fu f..A,-' Oliver, Sandra Ortiz, Nancy Osbourne, Regina Overton, Taft Papworth, Gail Parlow, Randy Parrott, Chuck Patrick, Diana Patterson, Al Pena, Beatriz Pena, Nick Peterman, Melinda ll x Spears, Darlene Spears, Jackie Spencer, Greg Spencer, Margaret Sprague, Steve Stamey, John Stamper, Raymond Stelt, Laurie Stelt, Peggy Stephens, Delores fn. in -' Stewart, Quincy Strong, Chris 7 Strohschein, Debbie it ' Stroud, Theresa 5 Strzeski, Gerry f V ' ' Stuckman, Amy f 5, Styles, Barbara 7 t ' if ' Summers, Barbara . Svanda, Toni le 4 4.1- .nu-of feng ', gm 5.2 . ff, , , l Talbott, Walter Tarrant, Patrick Tater, Dennis Tates, Kenneth . .,.,...,.....-Q., , . X r f so .ww SOPH MUREQ f .ri,1l:lswl1tf,,,tlnl1.l4ll 'r m..u'wmmuw.u:1m1unzm 3 1 i I4 lWli!t1ZWIiiWlTYllbSl'3iiY4Msvil hiv VX if f 1 5 'EI' 'Z' WX Threets, Cheryl Totten, Pam if ,1 in Tillman, Jean Tomczak, Teri Tomlin, Dovie Torres, Mark Tovar, Tim Travis, Krystal Travis, Loretta Treio, Bill True, Steve Tyson, Delphine Uballe, Anita Urla, Jo Van, Maxine Vanderveen, Blythe Vega, Wanda Vitales Garry Vokes Dan Wagner Julie Taylor, Regina Teague, Pam Teasley, Pelzie Termarsh, Mark Thick, Chrys Tharp, Joe Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Roy Thomason, Sheila Thompson, Karen Thompson, Rand Thompson, Rod ,,4l'W2f , , 1 , , 5 ' I -1 1 iy'j' ,, b--Q ' Mfg. W ,. - 2 kL , 1 M My i ,a ' 5 Y. W f , l ,wx ff, 4 .L- Watkins Pamela Watts Eddie Webb Edith Webb, Steve Webster, Connie Wegner, Jim Wells, Marsh Wendland, Paul V- ,:,:.-,,3,,.,,', g. , I Aff my 2 J 'Q ,,,,. A W .' Whitfield, Booker Whitfield, Rodney Wicker, Tamara Wiggins, Beverly Walker, Derrick Walls, Brian Walters, Della Ward Ann Warner, Cmd Washington Kenneth Waters, Sharon ilu-7 'dvd n - 14,1 - .2 , ' , ,cl ? ' 4:Z'-vfffffvvzafi 3363! fl 1 M Whitaker, Mary White, Deborah White, Monika White, Terry QUPH MURES Ml W ll -I i 1 i 1737 v Wilson, Tim Yale, Cheri r-gs! fer- , ., M? . , 40 . E h ,A ,, Winton, Mike Womack, Cynthia Wood, Vicki Yohner Robin Yarbro, Wilvern Zimmer, Delbert Gann, Anthony Franklin, Craig Goff, Laurie Gonzales, Mike Harvey, Cynlhia Mason, Kim Shelton, Donna Tucker, Teresa Walker, Palricio Wiley, Cheryl Williams, Andrew Williams, Audrey Williams, Denise Williams, Karen Williams, Perry Williams, Randall Williams, Raymond Willingham, Brenda Wilson, Benny Wilson, Delores Wilson, Mark ,uw I48 Q See fhe ball. See fhe ball bounce. Sea fha ball bounce over fha nel. ,,f '- nal See fha feacher See fha feacher jump See fhe feacher 'ump, 'um , 'um J P If' 3 1z....Q- If dag dies Faculty candid f ll . E , ,, ,WM 149 , ' , ff1m3'W'1 ' ' wp 1 F Alfogefher now, class. 6l'. See fhe feacher sfand. wil 'ln' -'wmfdw ' , ' - T ,.'1'f7lal7lii,'L7.foll13.'UQ f -,..-..4.Q ,Fm- 1 'TJ 'Hr -Maia F H 'A L. ' ' J ff lj S.. - . x'a. WWF Q .E W1 W b f ,-4, if f M 1 1 ,352 142 'WW UPPER LEFT: Joe Blank. UPPER RIGHT: Ruth Jackson and Blair Johnston. LEFT: Maxine Jackson. ABOVE: Alonzo Seaboldf. .44 151 ,4M,,-15,,,,Q 1 T-g ,1gn.f.vq,f: muh , f'P1i3vwsfzrfgf-riifz.'1'fxr ' E fw' E E -E - P T. .'l'1xil'Hllll!1'1ll'1,lllllllllll. 'mln Il.2lN!lllEllllHlllL'lll!lIl' 1. 1 i lx was LEFT: Roger Roller. TOP: William Richardson and Steve Szabo. William Richardson. RIGHT: Roger Roller. 13 ..wu1G ff A See fhe feacher sfand and walk. ,V x an 5 YIM an-'W' LEFT: Margaret Jones. ABOVE: Bud Domuroth. 153 h WWW 1 I it 4 ,V f if an 4 ff L-...., A ,,.,, Mydnwwdann www ABOVE CENTER: Joyce Sweet. ABOVE LEFT: Marcia Sfeele. ABOVE: Michael Bell. RIGHT: Del Wise. See fhe feacher walk and falk. N ' Kxfxl 154 un A .4 1 K HH IT 'Wir H11 L -1 1k7'lfi1EJ1fffUlf ' .--.1-1 Come fo school and see fhe feaoher sfand and walk t . A gfvgv 1 .,....., -1. L 1,- V iw' 5-'Q -' L , A --1 5 , i ff F Q ' I, v r L 1 WW -'Q M and ialk. Af , V i ' L ' ,L -al 'lf '7 ai' ' fy VV: ,V L 4 ' 'f ' 3 UPPER LEFT: Sondra Avant. LOWER LEFT: Ralph Grubb. ABOVE: Vir- ginia Jack. 155 ' ' ' f4iin: 'fzs,1sf,:,31g1-w ma , vAWT' 1.'f, L f ' 1 1 Y 1' E 4' -W' ' 'L lL.iEJLW1I!LEflAUIl'11'lll'.2ldlMhu 1 1 i L ' ,,,.,..,-.,.v 4... ...-. ' ,tf'11l1',M Vl5'!. ulllil' L I ll ll See the student, Wm wg Wm NZM , 6 fm -frti, 1 UPPER LEFT: David Strachan and student Paul Bauer LOWER LEFT: Virginia Short. ABOVE: said the teacher. WMM 4 l 'Q for , ' in 'iff uffwwsxw, fu fan. . WM fi. I, UPPER LEFT: Donald Cordell. UPPER CEN- TER: Gene Gerard. William Rogers with student Janice Strickland. BELOW: Robert Robb with student Barbara Rickman. 4 .-9' .. -z-.,,,,-.-,!Y-- X 157 ABOVE: Roland Hallquisf and Ken Brown. RIGHT: Judy Ungvcry. FAR RIGHT: Jean Smith. BOTTOM: Betty Heimke and Bud Domurafh. 158 9 'f 4: rw ,Q 1 ,A ,,, , ff. ,y.,.,-,.,:W f Wm, fz,-rw ., nf nz f ,-147,213 , S jf. 'U my l, Eff? r.: .. ,..v:vQgg W A Y 1 -wx' v ,.E:sfi :s :.. 1 .Q f 5 . - 'f-,-wf ,, ,. 35-f-, gi. 3' 'mu - l'...L'LM2lkJ1LIiUilA.llill?-1551111 1 1 i :Quan 22 ll Man Cannof Live on lnfellecf Alone Feeding time in the den includes RIGHT: Sam Karaguleff. FAR RIGHT: James l.afner. FAR CENTER: Anton Lingl. BELOW: Marla Jackson with student Mike Gordon. BOTTOM: Michael Bell, Bertil Carleson and Roland Hallquist. L M4 160 'T' V H-M. ' i ll. - .vim t'!i.AU'z rs html iR4Lt1t....'.lLli:.':4'.lllJil. .Q VIP Chiefs Elise Best, English Department Head: Joseph Blank, Retiring Mathematics Department Head. Catherine Craig, Girls' Physical Education Department Head. ---ill' VVS WW Ed Graybiel, Athletic Director Roland Hallquist, Social Studies Department Head Maurice Levine, Science Department Head Anton Lingl, Foreign Language Department Head Gail Macy, lndustrial Education Department Head all Alonzo Seaboldt, Music Department Head k Virginia Short, Home Economics Department Head Jean Smith, Art Department Head Bertha Stephens, Business Education Department Head Art VanRyzin, Boys' Physical Education Department Head Walter Smith, Retiring Debate Coach and Social Studies Instructor Joyce Sweet, Retiring Mathematics. instructor lol A X-ways ' ' ' ' mm m1'Lvn14rWu1ifiLxrrrrvv - fi 'ew :wir- r . J x ' ' ' ' if Y - W 'V 1 Y, 'A 1 X ilwlil, liilitrg til 'Ml' ' ltillltlllllllltlillltltlmttlllii 1 ' . 1 - A MX' vgyy ,. ff 6 1 A! ' .'v',',1.', V ,.i .' ., , 4. for Us ,A I 'N-. Tomahawk Staff SEATED: Editor Mike Horoutunion, Chris Reynolds, Tony Burdick, Assist. Editor Holly Ravitz. STANDING: Assist. Sports Editor Gordon Markham, Mark Merkovitz, Sports Editor Gus Morris, Adviser Stan Rogel 163 f + The Dld School Tradition In 1849, the first high school in the current city of Pontiac was erected. By 1858, the school enrollment had increased to the point of need for a new school. The new school, built in the Oak Grove on Huron Street, was finished in 1871 and called Grove High. In 1913, a new school was again erected, called officially Pontiac High School. Additions to the building were made in 1928 and 1953 adding the gymnasium and the cafeteria. In the old Pontiac High, the front stair wells were designated Boy's and the Girl's stair- cases. They were done so to keep the sexes apart during study hall! In the late sixties, it was decided, after parts of the roof came tumbling down, that a new school was again needed. After deciding to build the new school adiacent to the old Pontiac Central, construction began and the doors opened in September, 1973. V Emotions are mixed in feelings towards the new school, as proved by the current debate on the future off the old building. Currently, though, one can still look out one of the few windows and behold the school of the early twentieth century. THE HISTORY OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES The first school newspaper was published in 1891 entitled THE RAMBLER. lt was followed by the WOODBEE. THE ORACLE was printed in 1896 and on orange and black paper. That is thought to be the origin of the school colors. Reorganization of the paper after its steady decline came in 1915. lt was in this year that a contest was held to choose a title. THE TOMAHAWK was the chosen name because the name reflected the tradition of the Indian, the first inhabitant of the city. The first yearbook was published in 1896 by the graduating class and was called in Latin, Le dimur du Espirit, in English The Last of the Spirit. The name Quiver came from a stu- dent who had seen a book entitled QUIVER READINGS, which dealt with symbols relating to Pontiac's history. The first class cheer was started by the Class of 1901 and went: Rah Rah Rah Rah Rahrum We're the Class of Naughty One Are we? Are we? Well I guess Pontiac High School PHS To graduate, yes, everyone ln nineteen hundred and naughty one. The first football team was organized in 1892 without much support. By 1899, PHS had a championship team. Golf started in 1924 and in 1927, the team won regionals and placed second in the state finals. Tennis began in 1917 and won the regionals in that year. Track began in 1901, in which the team placed fifth in the state. Our track team has produced Olympic winner Hayes Jones, and collegiate star Bill Tipton. ln October of 1946, the first females were added to the squad of cheerleaders. Eight girls began to cheer and since lheri the number of guys cheering has decreased. ln 1973, current seniors Mike Gordon and Dave Harrell began to cheer, rekindling the old tradition. The first Chief and Princess were crowned on October 1 1, 1957 and reigned for a week. The Chief represents spirit. The uplifted spear represents the fans' anticipation of a successful season. The Princess stands for unity and brotherhood of the school and the court for the spirit of the student body. ln 1958, the first official PCHS seal was introduced. As the first year in the new Pontiac Central High is concluded, new traditions will be started and old ones will remain. Sixty years ago, a student body was probably thinking the same thing: What will it be like in the next sixty years? .fe 1' Jeff' Z me-44' ish. 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S. of Q i g Orchard Lake i Pontiac 'lla mm'l1mi1r.L1a:::,1un1l- U' T HYIIIIIIHQE 3 iii l Have you had a happy day lately? lt not, come to the home ot happy hair. qemwawmw Jackie U la, Rose Isenberg, Paula Sulauca LA VERGNE'S SALON McGee, Antonio - 65 McGhee, Fats - 65 McGhee, Tom - 84 McGraw, Molly -- 68, 75, 94 McHaney, Gayle - 47, 1 14, 115 Mclntyre, Libby - 75, 95 McMillen, Donald - 14, 48 McMillen, Matt - 86, 87 McMonagle, Renee - 47, 74 McMonagIe, Robin - 74 Menear, Mary Ellen -- 52 Merkovitz, Gail - 47, 74, 118 Merkovitz, Mark - 49, 162, 1 63 Messer, ludy - 1 18 Mickens, Richard - 65, 122 Micuda, Constantin - 48 Miller, Robin - 47, 1 18 Mitchell, Billy - 65 Mitchell, Charles - 65 Mitchell, Paul - 1 13, 1 Mitchell, Rose Mitgard, Karen Moore, Michelle Once -- Moore, ' y Morgan Morgan, Morris 58 162, 163 Pomfret, Leonard - 64, 1 12 Pondexter, Lee - 58 Post, Claudia - 76 Potter, Griff - 1 18 Potter, Kathy - 75, 117, 118 Powell, Alan - 84 Pratt, Peter - 58 Prevette, Joanne -- 69, 1 20 Price, Robert - 48 Pritchett, Denise - 80, 81 Quince, Carlotta - 1 12 Quinn, Bruce - 64 Quinones, lvon - 1 25 Quinones, Luis - 125 47, 49, 69, ? 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My kfxx Pon+iac Area School Employees Credi+ Union I00 Auburn Ave. 338-9694 Caro yn 1 1 3 X-WH FR ff ff Thank ou, One and All if 1, ,lf 9 ll - I DX All ln order to have a successful yearbook enthusrasm must be one of Its Ingredients On thus page we would luke to thank those people who helped Specsal thanks to Frank Storer Storer Spellman Stu dlos of Detrout for hrs semor group and candld pictures to Sam Slus of Taylor Publnshmg Company of Dallas Texas to the Oakland Press and the Pontnac Times to the TOMAHAWK Staff and to the faculty staff and admmustrataon for their cooperataon and asslst ance Thanks to Krrk Parr for the col r de :gn and to art Instructor Jean Smrth who assrsted wlth the over clesugn. Thanks to yearbook alespersons Beyth Hoffman Gail 'Aerg oritz Bridget Hayes Laura 76 Smelser Pat Daly Sue Breault Debble Doll Llsa Gallagher, Jackie Urla Kerry Baker Erma Cantu Gmny Howell Mrchelle Moore, and Armomte Maroko And also to those who worked on the yearbook photographers Kathy Daly Muke Wlley Brad Newman and Tum Leahy and espe cnally Candy Fournier Grace Campanello Ann Ward and Kathy Smuth Lastly thank you to the sux hundred people who Cqg-ed enough tg purchase the 75th volume of the QUIVER l'l0llY Ravrtz Edutor-rn Chle Kenneth Brown Advise all, Lisa Gallagherjw f6,V vell, Wchelle Mod hotogmpff arbovkf p d Um leahy,andv9 Ann Ward, and? a who cared emu? Ravilz, Editor-ini! nneth Brown, AN IN ',Ll Y 5 alwmrxmk, klhluxz, ++-Zliiw, .I , m - Q. , QB - 'T' ' A FK. L'Jl'iAlFYF1'5!f5'Fll'YhZQL'Z 11 ' o,,, 416- ,A-9, W? 'f-1- 'W--...,, '-,wh '--.... . 'hu-. lam ul' 11-na jx 'K-.4 1 r ' 'wa-'1lu!i1, w al1Ilm'l.1l , .M V 3 . I . ' x ...ml .M ,u,,,,H..,,.,,m un, 1 l Q I