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

Text from Pages 1 - 143 of the 1985 volume:

, JW! . J!! M 9' ,Q QZW' ff F 'f-FW-7 1 F' -if ' ' T . fmdbas EQ Ex.w.'....S1....J'4iA n 4..13..Q,.i'A-32 4...dX Hifi -' 14 1' f' - . V-.M . . ,. , .. . ., -4 34:-- -21.1-..:,s4nj1,,u,-'41,-.,,,?,V-QVHR3,,Hllwlzn M...,f.,,5f-A,,Vy.,:3,J3 I, - 1 N V W , . N N -H--f------M ..,.-. Pontiac Central High School 300 West Huron A Pontiac, Michigan Pg.1 I- -Q Q I, ji-ef f .1 fi 2. A ' if! if Q A5 :QV ' I W' ,Q , J N ff I AL 1 . 24 4 . 4 ,5 . 8 -3 'Y Y As our school year draws to a close, we are once again reminded of the important role Pontiac Central Senior High School plays in the lives of its students and in the life of our community. We see pictured here, in the 1985 QUIVER, those graduating seniors who have been part of our family at Central over these past four years. Each one of you, seniors, will soon be taking on a new role with new responsibilities. How well you, as graduates, function in your own lives and as contributing members of this community can be directly correlated to how well we educated you to think creatively and critically, to make value judgements, and to solve problems. During your years at Pontiac Central Senior High School we have offered you a multidimensional education by carefully planning your curricular and extra- curricular activities--in the classroom, in clubs and community organizations, and in athletic competitions. We can, however, only plan and implement these curricular and extra-curricular activities, it is you, the student, who shapes them by your enthusiasm to seek excellence. The vitality of this school is replenished each time a student learns a little more about himself and the world in which he lives. That vitality expands each time a student reaches higher and realizes some of his great potential. The faculty and administration of Pontiac Central Senior High School have tried over these past four years to challenge you, to encourage you, to enliven your enthusiasm, and to sharpen your intellectual curiosity. Now, as seniors who will soon be graduates, it is your new adult responsibility to challenge yourselves and enthusiastically set personal goals of excellence. Each graduating class, in its uniqueness, has made an impact on this institution. As Principal of Pontiac Central Senior High School, it is my fondest hope that our impact on you will guide you to enthusiastically seek excellence in whatever you do. In that way I know that Pontiac Central Senior High School will always remain a treasured part of your life . Dr. Russell Principal ,.........--nn. M' 1 5...-1 X1 -- i- ' --,-Qv'1!pgu1 1 ITS Wwofrn 4-u . 1 'I . Z. lil '1 I T A x I p, 15: I ' 1 'V' X 1 I 1 I , Q gg 1 A , ff 'E f w Z 1 ' D X 1 ,- f , I .fy Q ' -5715 , ? 1 xiii -.X -5 u Xb Qfo ' af! . QL K - Y s K F. 451. 'ix' 4' a A 4 1 4 ,Q 2? 1. 15 1 If Q 'bf I, 5 - , . H' ., 1 ' W ' Q A , 4 A If.. ,,,,'L 4' Z'f' jf Lf, 1. .x '. ....N,.. .. Y .MXL W7 It was with great pleasure that I returned to the responsibilities of the Eleventh Grade Class Principal As I work with the members of the Class of 86, I will continue to provide for them and all the student body the excellent educational program that is the constant goal of our outstanding faculty As I have done in the past, I shall contmue to work to improve and upgrade new and innovative academic programs. As an educator, I am constantly reminded of the recent media attention given to what is wrong with schools in America. I am heartened by what is right at Pontiac Central High School. Our students respect one another, have a strong desire to learn and are a spirited group of young men and young women who are involved in student activities and loyal to their school. My personal congratulations to Shonnese Coleman and Keith Arnold for their election to the positions of President and Vice President of the Junior Class. To the many members of the Class of '86 who have already participated in student athletics, student elections, the school Bowl-a-thon, the Homecoming Parade, and related activities, I say, Congratulations! And to the members of the Junior Class who successfully made the Principal's All A Honor Roll, the B Honor Roll, or the Perfect Attendance Lists, I say, We1l done! Mr. Osborn llth Grade Principal It is customary to describe something unique about you that may appear in this years Quiver for posterity. As I ponder the exact characterization, it strikes me that there are many things that can be written in order that we may remember: Our first assembly, planning Homecoming, the school elections, the Chief and Princess and their court, the Senior trip, the Senior Prom, the Senior Scholarship Committees, and many other highlights too numerous to mention. It is also important that you possessed qualities of ambition, fairness, inquisitiveness, and most certainly, that of being lively. Therefore, what best describes and highlights your Senior Year? I believe it has to be your planning of Homecoming Week. It was a tremendous effort and resulted in a rousing success. From the theme Let's Go Crazy to the concluding football game, you were a class group. Those of you who put not only your heart and soul but your time effort into decorations for the school and the unique Semi- Formal Homecoming Dance, the Homecoming Spirit Week Planning Committee and the excellent schedule developed, the beautiful Homecoming Float Annual plaque donated to your school for years to come, showing the leadership in the campaigning for class officers and that of Chief-Princess and their Courts, these highlights will always be remembered. I guess that this is what I'll always remember about the Class of '85. Yes, You Are Strong with Lots of Drive, I'm Proud To Have Worked With The Class of '85. Mr. Paterra l2th Grade Principal , U . ,. ..,.n,.A.,H.,l -'- Y'-'A if ' i' ' 'Eiff- 2 Q nf' f I x ' ' A Ng lm 3 XX--.., X ia, l V 14 1 r Q' ,V I l.'f- f 3, mf '1 'a-V+ I 'K H . mf, ' B . , W . I 29' . if isa li .25 Iii' .Jr 'Q ' iwx X A XT. Xl-if .. l' -1- 1 59 Y' Vim, 5 -Rial? 4 . if v ' 1 ' 2535 , i 3 png . iii tx wk' ,X 'Q , 4 x gn - -AM , 1--QM, ' fi -- NT ,A .171 A , - t ,I 'I 4 , 5 1 LR - J 1 j 5 1Bi' L f 4 --nr-,vp-.., --4-H 4-vmw -r-wh I I The philosophy that Pontiac Central Senior High School is about one thing , Excellence in Education , was exemplified throughout this 1984-85 yearbook. To the infamous class of '85 , I congratulate you on your leadership, dedication and commitment within the Pontiac Central Family. To all the rest of the student body, I once again offer the challenge to strive for excellence in your academic achievement, attendance, and attitudes. As we reflect back on this 1984-85 school year, I hope that your memories will be amplified with the knowledge that this year was filled with dignity, respect and pride. Mr. Lee 9th Grade Principal N.. , .,. ..,. , N ... i A s , M. 7 . I 5 +5 W The Class of '87 has established an enviable record since arriving in September 1983. Its members are well represented on the three honor rolls prepared by the grade level office. In five of six marking periods during 1983-84 school year, the attendance trophy or banner was awarded to this illustrious group. They not only did well academically, but collected more pledges than any class following the Bowl-a-thon. This tradition of excellence will be continued during the 1984-85 school year. With the outstanding achievements credited to the Class of '87, we can say with pride: We're the best on Earth and Heaven. We're the Class of '87! - Mrs. Russell 10th Grade Principal ,M 'rf -1:-':g1,.v. Qu 3 nm, Qu 1' f' hvffififs: 14 ,- . .., fl 'C K . fs ,. Ji M, N . if U' mf! 2' ,fav -2111 ,yfjf- H ,- V :EA Ili ,V 5-.M K 1' 0-' Q -n .141 Z' 7 1 X. 1 i 2 ,L , , VN- f-If-f 2:1 1' 'Fw 'P'fx'g,1,-fvff: 'Wfyil QQ K ml A '-Ziffzifrrlf , A 1 9121! K' . i.?'kw .aan-mv f ,, -'v,gr..:r1v2 f-3,.,,.142:2v.jQ,,,,,,g,x:.f, ' ',:v:,' . , N .. . ,.,, -- rf f ., 6' Ab, 'iff' Rx v as -rf A , j' nl -,,.a. 'Y ,A 1 4 may - gays fs K Lff I '37 A, s X 02-r 1 -I 94 l 1 sa li : 9 . gf? 9 Wi ...G Tgffwwefgl f f-5'-'ft .V , ' -1. u Q -:mx v , ff Q u 41514-' ' he NQW Mr, - -- S 4' D vig' N ' Q I K! ,Q A Ji I ' mg' f 5' N J. nxfy, 3 du Q A '-., 'S F em 9S-1iW,' .iu- Ha..-.t ...ala r...rJc '-... - .. f, ,V , ngvi - , fr ,, Counseling Office X e irimc Q Q N K Guidance is a subject that is of value to students, counselors I 'F and other members of a school staff who come in contact with learners. It focuses on the learner in such a way as to insure that his educational and personal development will reach its maximum. This guidance concept is not new and is inherent in all education. Education that is focused on the learner is guidance at its best. Thus will learners be aided to become responsible, self-adjusted and productive individuals. We at Pontiac Central believe that guidance is for every student in the school, and is concerned with each student's total development as well as each student's individual needs. Active support of administration, staff and community is vital to the success of the guidance program. Guidance is a function of all who educate. Willie Houff - Department Head Guidance Office ffm' 2, all in 'vfu n n ' ' ' ' i if Q ' ' I sl xi . 3 f -l W . rf 5 .f 'I f , 1 fff, 'A 'N ' fi 'JPN' 7 A ,, gn 3 COUNSE LING STAFF Row 441 - Mrs. DiPonio, Mrs. Garris, Mr. McGhee Rowif 2- Mr.Graham, Mr. Houff, Mr. Lindberg I Not Pictured - Mrs. LaFontaine J Autographs 1i,,, 1 X Store Office - Secretaries 70 Virginia Coffey - Enrollment Office Mary Jo Tewes Driver Education and Safety Office ll! 5- aff' ,f-- -f'-- W Q2 'Q far'-, Af-- r Rosemary Meggitt Vocational Education Office I f Arvesta Groves Pam Perry , Food Services Office Jan Ziender - Adult Education Office Volunteer Parent Co-ordinator J ob Placement Office Eva , ,fi tw? , -'75 Mrs. Kent Mr. ParkerQSupervisorj 8: Mr. Harrison Denise Oliver Attendance Police Counselor rdf 5' l X371 f ,fe - llgi 115, . ' 1 v',f'-'-View-'-fi gif. --ew: + ' Q, fwmf E Oil '. C 4 if X17 4 i ' Office - Secretaries Karen Hopp - Main Office Secretary to Dr. Russell lv: Grace Laster - 12th Grade Office M , f P 41 4: , , 4 ! jf Michelle Williams - 9th Grail-, if 1 8 Cheryle Gillespie - Main Office C '7 '1 ,lf-:+A v 1 fif Beverly Reeves - 11th Grade Office Patti Winkelbauer - 10th Grade Office 'Y 2'-, n.'2?f 77 3- 1- ' : nr! X vt ' - liwii -- Counseling Office Harriet Reaume - Bookstore 1 '-'ram 'RMU'-B 44-'mf-sw ilil-fl ......L..L..lL..Lg.' ',....a-..D,, ,.-,. w.f.....a.1V,.. . .. V FACULTY ' -i .1- '-- .QTff:4' ' ' 'Z -2 HOITIE EC. History fa ff f, , we f, Q Q.. ' K X 1 X K If Thelma Johnson Virginia Read Department Head Michael Dempsey Ralph Grubb David Stimic Mary Richardson lndustrlal Ed. Mathematics ' A A ni .., ' 0 A X X X xc, Q' xc w A X Ed Macy Michael Benner Eddie Porter John Goodwin Jan Hulett Robert Kent Department Head Department Head 1 1: G 4 'il Q ' ff ' GK 5 1 I 'aff 1 5 ,V Paul Crenshaw James Hon Marilyn Lyngklip Michael McIntyre Richard Rine Ronald Smith A Music Department Y S 1 ' vm' A ,Pa ,Wy , W A fu- A .f.LL 'V' X I. , , y 4, E Michael Mar-tus Patricia Russell Marilyn Tomczak David Strachan H ghl Graphics Aide ' K Alonzo Seaboldt D91-SHO WISG A'des - No Pic Med la Center MS Edgerly Ame Greg iqlessi . N A 1 bl - - 1' LIBRARIANS O plc Val a e Wendv Becknef Physical Education Ll 'z Z W 'WW UIGYP Barbara Laing Charlotte Osborne Connie Fournier Steve Szabo K . ' ' 'C ' i'l Aide ' ,ff - Aim .iff - ii ' - Vi-'f A 7 P k 5 . FACULTY Business Education Art Kirby Hoffman Jean Smith Department Head Bl lingual N-1' Joseph Corbiel Katie Dell Gladys DiPonio Jan DeNi0 Gene Gerard Lilia Sonora Ruth Jackson 'rv V' 'Gi : ,V 4 . if ' - F ' Y ,f , . .V -I H, pr' ?j,'x Q --1 V 1. ' ' 4 T3 Y ,f f? f 1.4, I' ' L2 ' :vfig Sandra Streit 'fire Ralph Rotsel Roberto Rischmawi F La Aide oreign nguage V 457 Vw, A4 4 1 1 tflzlquette . .41 m Hoffman ,Iv J L--9' in L2 , 'id I 59 X f Marla Jackson Department Head Bud Domurath Sam Karaguleff Roger Roller V ' ,n English L X Janice Beach Kenneth Brown S 5, I ,. Lewis Hayner Blair Johnston William Richardson Stanley Rogell Leona Taylor D0I'iS Wright Jerry Ferree Elaine Kieninger Lorene Phillips Shirley 5 Q J 1 YXXGXOG 5926elXAao5 xoq Q5-X-as vo 'so A utogra FACULTY Science -r' lf .1 9, David Edwards . i N , 1 Department Head it X Q r it Robert Robb Dennis Beach Department Head 1 . 5 : We N ' ' 'fax ra, .V i iw' Chuck SOmmerS Judy Ungvary Makane Forch Special Education . at ,- .,o 1 Vs' . .Q-, -...Y f-- - 4 iv . n 0 .r . ,Q ,A u .. oa,. . .. nun 1 ' Ernest Allen Harriet Brigulio Dorothy Chapman MIM Brenda Keel Oweda Mayfield William Moorman Social Studies Helene Evans Miebael B911 Dorothy Grant Arleen Hoffman Department Head Margaret Jones Melvin Nuss Lrvin Speaks Richard Tilwlek l V .e, 7' A ja, M5 'ff Driver Education 1' 4 An., ts: b,,b be , Ant-in 1, Fred Zmei D. sumic M. Dempsy ,, 2 6 1' X Dorothy Price Donald Robinson mi I Jamie Schutt Bobby Thompson Molly williams ii Joyce Sales Thomas Saunby F. 'ima ' - Custodians and Eng'ir1ef3rsf 'gy 1 , A Damel Johns Fred Sm1th Engineer Les LEWIS J ,vw Break t1me for Dan V2 Ruth Nolan f 1 Uh - F A lm fp , ' ', . Q - ,1 f 'Tfff 1 f f ' ' ' ' ,g A ' f +?ffif'x 'L , 'ff , 53 ,, . ,. X' ' H if V' L, 'QQ 4 L -1' ..,4j,. Digg' ,A Stella Mack McKinley Combs Dolly Northern Glenn Beasley ' ,ebb p 1 , f f A., !l1f5.f1, I J, H I ,. I rl, '29 'V ,, ',- f 1 X ,,z,i'?ff:f.,f?,'V 2 gf ' , -1 mifyw , ,W , ' fy -fyqi W wailwf ' ew yflff 94244 M' Q fx , fhw,'.yfy,!f 'v KW Z, ' 'f'7'- 'Z f4y1f,?V'7ff' , 5, ,Q 3 , ,I 5 ., 1 W, , fit M4 fy ' 3 1 ' ff 1 ff , 1,9 f. 0,5 'V - ,wi ml, 54,41 7 Q 5-5 , ,, ' f' V, 41, , -'H X E ' fy A 4.4 I , W- 35 v..i-f' . 5.-if Fred Has-Senxalz Qnence Mack Ernest Smlth 2 A - 'V:fE?Z,Q I ,- g'5EE1a'v,We:375'7 -1' ff 0 s 1 1 n w.im Z asymgzf- . y , . ,, , , 1 'wwf 4 f 1 5 Q Z - .- z-f,-.4f,.-.- , ,, , 3 Q , 44,-M ,ff - wwf 1,1451 4 0, f, ,.,.',.- - in V .1 U -, ., f . 55, ,3 ' ' ' ,. Business Office Education Club Row 4+l - D. Johnson, M. Vela, J. Williams, P. Porter Mrs Jackson Sponsor Row 4192 - I. Johnson, L. Bonds, A. Rucks, K. Mathis, A. Cantrell Mr. Rotsel - Sponsor Co-op Club Row +fl - M. Hollis, M. Curry, F. Dilworth, F. Dmnfe A A Row 4192 - J. Pennington, A. Graham, K. Miller, L. Slllllli. Q . .. D. Roberts, R. Coppola, N. Stanley. Row 143 - L. lvlontgof s-s1 s ' , J. Willingham, B. LaBair, D. Shields, D. Postal, L. Chanoey, D. lt? D. Johnson 9 -uf. 4 K s MUS one P99 5 SL ow? n National Honor Society Members Mr.R1chards0n - sponsor Rowifl - J. Allard, D. Schneider, R. Anderson, M. Wallace, R. Ison, C. Troup Row4+2 - D. Anderson, L. Mangus, J. Willingham, S. Biskner, L. Carlis, A. Prieshorn, E. Schipper 26 A R- ISOII C. Troup A. Prieshorn R. Anderson National Honor Society Officers R0w4+1 Dr Rob1r1sonQSponsorJ,E Elllott E Preston,T Jones,J Br1dges,M Peters,C Manmng S B1sknerf Row4if2 J N1cholson,M Bushell,D Jackson,J McQueen,A Cantrell,M Hollls L Edwards,B Ellsworth,S S1mpson,N Reed, L Sch1pper X Row1bf3 G Gregory,C Carhs T Ma.lone,J Schoenemann,S Co1eman,M Penn1ngton,D Munson,K Jenn1ngs,A Hooks,J Hopp T Dodson, L Houff,P Russell Student Leadership Committee Sz Officers Sponsor-Mr.Robinson Angella Bernadette Mr.Rob1nson Natasha Temetrla Juamta id .4-4 J 9 J War Games Row4+1 - B. McGee , T. Padilla, L. Villarreal, S. Isenbarg, if Row+f2 - J. Carodine, M. Dudley, R.Brown, A. Tabar, J. Peter i 1 M---, . -2 . 'W1 ' ' x ,dau ..V-L,.., .ui J.. CONTINUE GROUPS AND CLUBS Office Assistants Row4+1 - J. Sullivan, M. Parker, V. Novales, L. Sauceda, D. Cordova Rowif2 - V. Phillips, A. Johnson, T. Byrd, E. McKinney, S. Reed, R. Fowlkes, L. Breault Karen Hopp Sponsor Mr. Robb - Sponsor ,ps Math Sz Science Club J. Allard, D. Schneider, J. Ronan, S. Gregory Sponsors ie? MW W Margaret Jones 4 J 'MJZ .,,,, 28 U Rfavf fir - -f. , I 'Q ag Staff Perry, M. Lungren, K. Knowles , Ronan l I9 ary - - KEY CLUB - sp, A L.-all if KEY CLUB Row 4141 M Holl1s,S Cohen,T Lawrence,G Dav1dson T Teasley T Angus,Y Tate,B Ellsworth Row 142 M R eynolds, L Cook, L Bossert,K Math1s,J Mann1n,J R1tCh1G, U Banks, E Burns I Row 4943 D Anderson, L Morton,D Jackson E Sch1pper,C Troup A Cantrell M Norton T Domurath Row 4154 J Hopp,R Seay,A Pr1eskorn,D,Schne1der,M Franks D Sanbo D P rn, ostal, K Anthony, L Thomas,D Tetway DE BA TE TL Rowifl A Butler,C McLarahmore,R bt Row4+2 C Angl1n,K Jacobs,S Ta1t,S Henr I A T M .:,S,pq. : 'f-' ' - ' x ' f,. I I A ' -. V V4 I L 'V J ,, ., . , V, Q- V X , Z. ,. A . . N - 0 U 0 o , - , - s n U - 9 Q 0 a a s 0 s - 0 o o o o o n n o - 4 u o u Q A 5, , , , V , , :IL , pa-24, , X , A .. . f PI P . fa 9 . + A ' ga V g ' - 7,2 ' C 4 oz L T ' v Af V, 5 4 f ' f lf A , 'J' 2 gf' H I ' 1, .-fl p 5 - ' j, ., - , ,-1, S N ,, 4 1. M155 , 5 Y , V 3 ' ,v,?',., Q' ,M - A J li A I - , . . Li 'V ' ' ' I ' ' 1 . Q A 0 J f . . f -. 1 con't clubs BLACK AWARENESS CLUB - Sponsors: Mrs. Phillips Sz Mr. Speaks if fffjfl. BLAC K AWARE NE SS C LUB Row 4191 - S. Jackson, M. Curry, S. Osley, F.DOwe11, A. Butler, H. Coats 'If Q5 H ' if Z.: Row 142 - Mrs. PhillipsfSponsorD, M. Bradley, L. Edwards, K. Mathis, A. Johnson, S. Cogdell, S. Hendricks, M. Patterson, K. Anthony Row 143 - O. Hollis, K. Bowman, E. Woods, Y. Williams, R. Mullen, L. Buggs, C. Yokley, E. Pittman BOWLING CLUB - Sponsors: Mr. Carter Sz Mr. Rischmawi i I L VUWLING C LUB ' Rowifl - P. Winstead, :V ln, W. Owens, S. Morris, T. Arata, L. Morton, R, Hughes R...-.Wal A M . C . pn., D. Hamblin, B. Leinenger, B. Nichols, S. Strahan, fi W ' 'B A ' i 'giponsorj . .... e he , ,, The Chief 8a Princess with their Court l m 6+ fb xiqxg sh f 1' Z' y x A , 7 9 'f-'Q I Anais , Tawny r Kim I ire , c, j T Joyce frj A Shawn 1 Cynthia WL., Diana Cordov. 1 T 4 1 Lg, C HIE F AND PRINC ESS Shawn Hall Cynthia Watkins 'lf' COVER DESIGN WINNER Alzwel Bell Mrs.Jean Smith, Pontiac Central High art teacher congratulating Senior Alzwel Bell on his yearbook cover design which will be used on this years' book fx Q: S I lv Q NI -5--ziiq UG THE QUTVER YEARBOOK STAFF gud'-W3 M1Ch2.91 Benner fGraph1csJ Yearbook Co ordmator 'Q 'Y QUIVER STA FF Row 41 S Belhnger, C Troup, M. Reynolds, S. Hawes, M. Bradley Row 442 Ms Tay1orCSponsorJ, E Schipper, Mr. BennerQSponsorJ ,Q 414 WWW, 34 X' SA, SOME OF OUR YEARBOOK STAFF HARD AT WORK. . V F Semore M- ECTION WW Ph111p Abrau-a Deborah Adkms John Allard K1mber1y Allen Donald Anderson f f ff Dawn Ballard Todd Barnett Kunberly Bates Mlchele Bays Alzwel Bell WW Uh 1 Raquel Bernard Teresa Berry Stephame B1skner Shandra Blackburn Chad Bracewell , aka Anthony Brown Kimberly Brown Teresa Burch 1 f 5 , I .Alvg-elm lfwtleell 1,fa1wSf:1 lfarlis 'I 0' ' 27,4 ' - , Z jY3' J -- '-f '- ' ' 'f ' ' K' R' ' ' f35SC3SL - - -,. ...... .... .... . ......-....... 1-11.17. N 'KU-s. i' ., . A X-. .---.J-115-,.,nx --- P.-, -rise' X 'v ! Q ff ww - .M 'w r-ff' D ' 'se Ih- 1:32011 1 P my 2 fs , 47 'f 'Y f 1 f 1 M Rusell Anderson M1Cha61 Br1dges V 11ma N0va1eS cretary President Vice President Treasurer Semor Class Of f 1cers 12th Grade 12th Grade N X KK, ,,, ll K ..4.,x 'K 'N , YH, ' -' - -f1'.- ri-4, ,151 girl -3794? ' .V c.: 'ygn w- Lf: 1 A , - .H v 1.,,ei,j :Y . -1 f- -,-1 A H 1 ,vafzs SQI11OI S V' ' ' SECTION ef fl Bernadett Ellsworth Nancy Escobar Kimberly Fenner Joyce Figueroa Margaret Fowler Elise Frazier Evelyn Geeter 514' f , - .Ii Al 1 ,f r an Bruce Heline Kimberly Helton Craig Hollingsworth April HOOKS I H yx Lloyd Gray, Jr. Gary Greer Gregory Hall . 'W Z 1 -sv vs? 'H H Katherine Helzer Sharon Hendricks Deanna Hicks Susan Hubartlz , , ,C L.2:xzv:-7 Hutchinson ,M -. SeI1i01'S SECTION if 1 1' Lora Chancey LaVerne Clay Shaila Clay Joyce Cline Donna Cooks 3 if 5 .50- 45. X Diana. Cordova Aleta Corley ROb6I't COX Carla Crantas Gilda Cruz 1 2' X.. 8 7 Q 1- 5 e 1 Deborah Cundiff Daniel Cupp Mercedes Daniels Adriana deSouza Jacquelyn Dennison Vfihf' Ricardo Diaz Tonya Domurath JoAnn Douglas Michelle DuFresne Lezra Edwards F .- -1 ' 38 W 3 S 9 I1 1 O if ig. w:+Q.a:,,,,gm4, W 132,144 SECTION F 1 ' f- V ZW' ' ', ' , . , 4 , - , iffy ,, 1 of 4, 7 Z, f 2 , 4 pi 47 5 Vx , Fred Mack Lymze Mangus Demetra Manning Jeri Manning Andrea Marsh Z ,TQ ,Ky 'hfnf ' 722 William Mateer Quenten Matthews Antoinette McCray Dwight MCDOI12.1d Eric McKinney 1 f Q y n, Z, ,pf , ,Mf ff ff' V VI ur 'B U ' I f ? ' e Q Q James McQueen Tonya Miller Marietfa Mifflhell 101039119 MOOFG Tina MOFCHO 1 M nson Deborah 1! 'we 'fi 1111-il Nfiiesf Tfxfbfvi Carmelo Moyet, Jr. Kimber y u 4 I 'ffl-' 'TP' SECTION JL? 1 l W Callina Ison Sharon Jackson AC' Tina Jones LaShawn Kitts D-.linda Long , , H., Li., lv 1? Seniors .ja Z J Yvonne Jimenez Dorcas Johnson N2l0I'I1i Johnson Vicky Kelly Michelle Kilburn Kelly Kilgore Karen Kirksey YN ,,-44 ' ,YY Towne Y0U1'iS Angie Lovell Catherine Lunsford Unna Lyons 'S Z 6? ff 1 f fy IW! Y ig it I 4' w. 54-,J ' 5 DuSh0n Knight Patrick Landry Scott Lane Merrie Lawrence D ' Q i l 4 O J J- -i ,. Seni01'S SECTION 4 1 54 Grover SaYl0I' Elizabeth SChiPP9I' David Schneider Jane Schoenemann Carrie Schroeder W. Z., Cherrie Scott Mary Seaboldt Benjamin Sherman Thelda Shubert Christina Simons 2- ff ' ' 4 -1 a....,' -, , mie g S Lisa, Smith Sarah Spicer Mary Sprague Brenda Staggs Lorie Steed f 4 Donald Stevens David Stoughton Yoizm-i 1 UL TGHSJGV A1111 TQWQS ' .' W I 'i'fT P'3 '7'?'f5T 7:57:75 X. ln nunmimuunnnmn. -- il H e A Sgnigyg Vllma Novales Glenn Olxver Br1g1d Perry V1Ck1 Ph1111ps Fe11c1a Pleasant Sheryl Poleshuk Port1a Porter Chelov1n Pratt Am1e Pr1eskorn Denms Rahn, Jr John Randazzo N3t3.Sh3- Reed Shella Rehm Juha Reyes Mary Reynolds X X rfb fi Darcy Roberts Nancy Robmson Sebastlan Rodrxguez Davld Sanders Lmda Sauceda SENIOR SECTION if 2 5:1 More SGIIIOTS F, Q Seniors 5 - . +1-' , ' V 'SW ? W e Lisa Thompson Ramon Trevino Cathy Troup Laura Turner Tracy Uhan Heidi Vanderworp Melissa Vela Cecelia Wagner Hoyt Walker Cynthia Watkins Sonya Watkins Craig Willett Estelle Willingham Lisa Wisenbaugh Dennis Wood , ,J M4 . , 3 , u K ' 'Y R ..,-,v 5, Elliott, Daniels Kevin Fowlkes may -R Seniors n fi SECTION 4? 2 ke- ! 4 'Kathleen Elam Hugh Felt' . 3 , 2 ga. is V, .M fo into Tracy Fenchel James Fenton Kevin Fowlkes Denise Gallardo Theresa Goodenough Rob Gordon Angela Graham Mark Grismer N Karen Gulley C alvili H2111 Tony Hamilton Ramon Harris 11 Stephanie Hawes wav' -Enelia Iglawicins Wayne Hooks Anfv ifioiiw 7JfJ'?'f'5' I :ner Terri Jenkins , . . '1ffse'f'fr1,n1g' . . i ,rw D oooo .. , A A Seniors -1-' :nx- . 1 ' 1 Y Y Kathryn Adkins Tracy Alston Russell Anderson Kathy Back Jackqueline Baker Unya Banks Robert B611 M1che11e Brady M1chae1 Brrdges Vernon Bryant Dessu' Burroughs Wmston Cabahnan Robert Cass M1che11e Ch11ders Tova Damel Derek Denham N nthony Drggs Robert Dmkms Joetta Dodson Dean Dunajway Ml Gary Saxton Paul Schruba James Scott LGVI Scmbner Anthony Sharp Jon Simmons Paul Sm1th Reginald Washington Thomas Wllkms Kerry W1111ams Lawana W1111ams Yolanda W11113mS Julio DeJesus Senigrs I N it 2 au.. xlKI xx Q Q Q , U s t , L in Elizabeth Lane Scott Lavergne Rodney Lewis Damone McClellan Kristine Miller Ernerlta Moyet Rhonda Mullen Kevm Ne1deffer W11IT'f1 NOVQIGS AUIY 01-1Ve1' Andre Outlaw Leslee Peck Jeffrey Pennmgton Vera P1ttman Lisa Potts Scoft Preston Vnthan Qu1nn Mlchele R1ley J enmfer R1tch1e Paul Samples - Amr. nun-Lugnxuuamnnqnl ,.... -ni - wi ,.-'ei'v'v wmiinrf :uu.-1.-qqv' . ,L ' L . 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A 1 Hellfjil, D9.Yil'iQ,' Helton, Gary Hensley, Howard Hess, Ellery Higgins, Scott Hill, Rochelle Hodges, Carolyn Hodges, Marilyn Holler, Ryan Holmes, Fird Howerton, Robin Hurner, Melanie Islas, Marcos Jackson, Dionne Jackson, Henry Jamison, Robert Jamison, Vicky Jefferson, Charles Johnson, Anthony Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Paul Jones, Marcus Keller, Joseph Kidd, Vonda Kinney, Robert Kirkendolph, Ernest Kirkland, Kari Kirkland, Kevin Knight, Peggy Knowles, Kimberlie Kukowski, Kurt Kyles, Anthony Lawrence, Tonja Lawson, Scottie Lawton, Angela Layman, Tina Lee, Dolphus Leinenger, William Leon, Llanet Lewis, Dwight Lewis, Richard Lewis, Veronica Long, Gregory Lopez, Oscar Lundgren, Michael Lyles, Sherry Martin, Darren Martin, Jeffrey Mason, Cynthia Mathes, Erik May, James May, Johnny McCarrick, Sandra McCarty, Timothy McDonald, Melissa Q I 3, , y w. -J ,V X1 , k.I.l!.l, 135111, ti, Davidson, Geneva Dewberry, Gerald Dickerson, Shannon Doty, Robert Dowell, Felicia Dye, Letricia Dyer, Darryl Edwards, Roixeanna Elliott, Sidra Eubank, Brian Ewald, Gina Farnsworth, Debbie Filhart, Michael Fincannon, Tina Fisher, Michael Floyd Anthony Furnner, Scott Gallaspey Sean Gamble, Dawn Gamble Deborah Garcia, John Garcia, Stacey Garvin, Demar Garvin, Prentice Gentry, Leigh Gillis Joseph Gilmore, Robert Gooding, Kelvin Gossic, Doreen Graham, David Grandberry, Freida Grawey Scott Green Joseph Gregory Steven Gross, Vincent Groves, Kyle Gutierrez, Ramon Hall, James Hamilton, Anthony Hammond, George Haney Sean Hardiman, James Harris, Marcia Harris, Reginald Harrison, Mar Harsten, Curtis Hart, Tina Ha vkes T I ar alfrif 1 -11 3 ' -u . 541 1.4111 Vis-FHM Hnvh'-x4Q'ffl .L ' ' ', .LA . .l1...L..f, 4. .....l . ,, , , .- J UN IORS mm mfaramfa Xf uv, 'Ori an W2 sa 474 ,ffl '-va' I ff 'Ya 4 'A 4? 5 1.3 W! X 1 f X 1-an Wh? 1 155 ,WW fd 1' My W -s- V? WZ? X W ag W W4 1T 5 I It uwfl .l ji '10 1. FtUbQ1 1 Roper Dover Rosaclo, Mlguel Rosado Nydla Ross, Samuel Rucks Alv1a Rush Gregory Russell, Phyllls Ryan, Thomas Sauro, Anthony Schlak, Annette Scott, James Scott, J111 Scr1bner, Robert Seay, Robyn Sellers, Ramona Shlelds, Davld Smlth Greta Smlth, Tracey Sor1ano, Steven Stamps, Shannon Steed, Patr1c1a Steele, Nancy Stephens, Arthur Stevens, FEIICIH Stovall, Barbara Strader, Cher1ll Stump, James Swenson, Tlna SZCZ9C1I'lSk1 Rlta Ta1t Susan Taylor, Matthew Tenuta, James Terry Curtls Tewes Scott Thompson Dan1ta Thompson Fel1c 1a T1bb1tts, M1chael T1bb1tts, Pamala T1bb1tts, Theresa Tlge, Jennrfer T1nsley, Laurle Torres, Santos Tovar, Martm Trammell, Anthony Trevlno, Mar1a Turner Shawn Uhrlch, Mlchael VanMeter, Mark Vela, Joe Vlllarreal, Corlnna Vlverette, Dlax e Wade, Dxon Wallace, Allce Wardlow, Davon P f JUNIORS zvliii -,A H' ,,-.'-fezf. Meir L ,, 91 'f 251-51 - : -, -sv Dlllltti, lt,-JU-gg Mills. lNlIl1'3Cil:',, ,Tr:?lkti'i1,'1 Mitchell, Nikole , 3 X il' , f Monroe, David Montgomery, Dominic Montgomery, Loretta Moore, Dennis Moorehead, Kevin Mora, Dalila Moran, Gabriel Morris, Jacqueline Moss, Arlen Muldowney, Jennie Mullen, Angela Munson, Jowanna Musgraves, Michael Nelson, Roscoe ,fm Newkirk, Kevin Nichols, Matthew Nicholson, Johnna Norton, Michael Nuckols, William O'Brien, Dawn Oliver, Michael Ortez, Guadalupe Osborne, Steven Ovalle, Christina Owens, Timothy Page, Kathleen Page, Robert Page, Terence Parent, David Parker, Nick Parks, James Paul, Amy Pease, Michelle Pierite, Louis Pirone, Christian Pittman, Ernest Poleshuk, Stephen Potter, Paul Press, Regina Price, Stacey Putman, Christina Quince, Darryl Quince, Andre Ramos, Maritza Rawlins, Rachel Reid, Carolyn Remley, Chris Rhodes, Tracy Rivera, Luz 56 3 ,af - :.-I ,N 'ip ' I 1 f N ,SQ :fi f '- 'yn- ,M , lr V12 4 W s ,, x. mxaib ,EQLR ' Rauf' Muni.-X Q1 W -- 'f 'm', AUTOGRAPHS ws'-' i 'riwgff 'il3:fF':'?fE i 'li -:V' .,M'FQf his 1: .1 iw Warren, Maur i Watkins, Frank Watkins, Wendy Watson, Michael We-anis, Mona Webb, Michelle West, Amy Westerfield, Kelly White, Gerald Willett, Brian Williams, Otis Williams, Robert Williams, Shirley Williams, Stephanie Wilson, Kelly Wilson, Melissa Winegar, William Woods, Ella Wright, Norman Yokley, Cindy Blanderbey, Keven J UNIORS 4177 'S lv? Mills, Travis Wright, Damon 58 ...av Business Education The major goal of the Business Education Department for the school year 1984-1985, was to upgrade and replace equipment in the following instructional areas: Typing, Data Processing and Accounting. To date the typing program has been upgraded with with the purchase of 34 electronic typewriters, which are located in room 470 and utilized primarily with typing 32. The entire typing program has been revamped starting with the purchase of new textbooks to the upgrading of the speed requirements for all classes. The Data Processing and Accounting programs purchases are incomplete to date. Construction has begun in room 431 of a school store. The school store is to be used as part of the 2 hour block Retailing Class. The school store will sell items to the student body at Pontiac Central High School. Kirby Hoffman Business Education SHORTHAND , .'h.. CLASS 'Y Qrt lass Students see daily in the school lobbies, Media Center and Fieldhouse the creative gifts of artwork former students have dedicated to Pontiac Central Senior High School. The Art Department attempts to develop the talent and abilities of the students who select this elective class. Although the purpose of encouraging all students to explore their creative talents means that each performs to the best of his ability, emphasis is given to the quality of the work produced. Guest lecturers and field trips to art exhibits are common. Students are encouraged to enter art exhibits and art competitions, and Pontiac Central students continue to win many honors. Through these means, students have a purposeful background to pursue art as a career or as a meaningful hobby for leisure time activities in the future. Jean Smith Art Department v Q .5010 K ffl Q g? 4 Foreign Language Department I Y' ,L 'rj ' - i g ' , A . , , 1 X X , X ,M Q ' -'V P1 15,3 V V QF. Z'?.f, f' , ' , Appl fi vi Foreign languages are now more than a class that one takes for college. In many areas of employment a study in foreign languages has become a necessity especially in the business community. The Michigan State Board of Education has recommended that every high school student should take at least two years of a foreign language. The entire world has become a Global community where economic and political survival depends on rapid communication and comprehension of the various languages and cultures of the world. Here at Pontiac Central we are now offering three of the major languages of the western world: German, Spanish and French. The foreign language department has three excellent teachers: Mr. Tony Lingl, German, Mr. Mike Paquette, Spanish, and Mr. William Hoffman, French. The basic goals of the foreign language department are: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing in addition to the teaching of the culture of each language and opportunities for students to travel and live in the countries of the languages taught. Students have the opportunity to take as many as four years of languages if the student begins study in the ninth grade. William Hoffman Foreign Language Department Co-o Education 'v-ugh , Cooperative education in the high school is a program of instruction designed to prepare students for initial entry level jobs in retailing, office and industrial occupations. Students participating in the co-op program should have completed or be enrolled in work-related classes which run concurrent with the on-the-job experience. The student receives instruction on the job, required academic instruction and related vocational instruction in school. Students on the co-op program are released from one or two class hours and receive credit for co-op towards high school graduation. Students benefit from cooperative education programs by receiving a supervised experience to allow for a smooth transition from school to work Cooperative Education Sandy Streit as ., 1, V li , Q-.uuimtifmll .L..4-1.l-L. mana .- r et- ,,,.,.,,..........-.----. Bi-Lingual Department -we 3 S ' f 'i :'X'.a.'i-'T1+.,'5's14Qi-:.,:af.:i 3 f f'l Y I n ,vnffyf The Bilingual program has, as its primary objective, the Ms. Numan Qstudent teacherjconsultmg with a student about the English language Ms. Sonora poses with some of her students teaching of English as a second language. We feel that if a student learns the English language well, he will be able to succeed in almost any class that is offered to the general student body. We also offer other Social Studies classes: Bilingual Government, Social Studies Skills and Bilingual Mathematics. We have the services of a Bilingual Counselor, who helps all students to choose their classes, acts as a liason person between the school and the homes, and tutors those students that need help in Driver Education classes or Industrial Education classes. Gladys DiPonio Bilingual Department M Come 'on girls .... a little English smile! 'A F- 'LT .-ix f' Mr Hoffman d1rect1ng his French class . . . they seem to be enjoying it Mr Paquette S Spamsh class o W ,N 6 eagr' ,- . -Q Z4 -f5 -X 9 -.Y ' B WYNI f j A .z, 5 f if 1,1 'M Oli fi' n een IS spoken here in Mr. 0. 'Mein ll 4 5 fx 7 f 1' M' ff? fflffffl ' 1 if P Q G1v1ng the correct answer 1n Mr Brown's class IS xmportant Mrs Wr1ght explammg a problem 1n Amerlcan L1terature mama, 41 i.. Kevm g1v1ng a hot debate 1n Mr Rogell s class iF Mr Karaguleff takmg txme out for a casual p1cture w1th h1s students Y L3-.-2' X . ALL KINDS OF ENGLISH CLASSES I h r , - - 1'.'fi' 'Vik' 'lllifueevlil ' ' '.' 1' 'Hg gg .Q,,,,,,,.,- ,YH . ,.- . , N., .. , . V Y - K Q' Q51 'QL ,jcggl-in if - s a. , r-'W' x 1' ' iff 3 fg, , I ,Vfff M f I gwg I , Wffiyfiw rr f,,V,',f 1 1' V' , V' 7, f ',,f 'f1'!?: ' rf' i j ',,hfQX2gW f' , w ,, WU, WI, ', . ' mg, Vfrjffff 3 , ,, . .,,,y4 r . I , 5 'V H: 0 -V 1 . . . . , .-f- I -. A A fa 'Qu L.. ,,...., ... ..., ..., . , ., ag -' , ,I ,' Q7 Q I Q Q-Jr'-va r H I - - X ' 'ill ms' livllitfl v . y 'izmr fe ISH DEPARTMENT EERREE HAYNBR N O KARAGUL GER QQNW S X? 1 - RXCHAR ROLLER . a TAYLOR 'A ' r -f -4' Gary Only 9fZJ of the students in the US answered this question correctly WRX on a recent SAT test. Our 1984 gold medal POP Olympics team PEACE answered questions like these with 10095 accuracy. If improved technology enables researchers to perform more refined experiments, startling evidence may be uncovered that will lead to the of even the most sacrosanct of scientific theories: Communication in MASS MEDIA with Mr Ferret A. tempering B. diagnosing C. utilization D. supposition E. formulation SNAP, MOIS, MEAP, POP, PSAT, SAT - what a number of tests and activities your PCHS English Department prepares you for and encourages you to do your best in, from ninth to twelfth grade. Sixteen highly qualified teachers plan carefully for you to be successful in writing, in speaking, and in reading. We are proud of the classes we offer, especially our elective program, and our new programs in Career Education and Mastery Learning. For the last five years, PCH students have won 9O'Zp of the PTA Creative Writing Awards. Our unique Reading Lab has over 10,000 paperbacks. Together we read over 800 books a month. Our goals will always be, We are partners in achieving Excellence in English. Marla Jackson English Department 'f' T ' TIVITY IN THESE CLASSES! 1 1 Al LW!-dll!! Industrlal Arts and Educatlon Departmr nt L The Industr1al Educat1on Department offers courses 1n Draftmg, Graph1c Arts, Small Engmes, Automot1ves, Electr1c1ty, and Woodworkmg All of these courses are offered at the be-gmnmg level, then 1f a student f1DdS a part1cular course mterestmg, mor courses 1n that area may be taken At the complet1on of these courses, the student should have attamed Job entry skllls New technologles are creatlng a demand for a h1ghly sk11led work force The Industr1al Educat1on courses w1ll help you attam these sk1l1s Ed Macy Industr1al Educat1on 535.4 Y' -x ul Graphlc Arts alde Pat Russell and teacher Mlke Benner mstructmg students m the prmt shop if NCQ Mikal Mr. Hon's sk111s 1n draftmg w1ll be passed on to all h1s students llxllll xuth wood Ll -' ' xu Lu' In 'rat-31131 DY ' A . , ,, nn 1,-Quai? l ...4.s.1..,..,.a,t...,.:- .... .... W.- .. . A Y W- f ' F y 0 q , 3. , . ,Q X ,..rM. .R - s-.. F f, .1 -V A 5 . f 4 J i n ' 'awp ' Y . -1. , mf... :--:-,- '- - no V - ' -' A- ' ,Lf uk V . . . 4 . . e 2 l is - r ' W A . 'cz S . Q -- ' . fi ' ,, A '- 'Q I , V ' I he ,1 .f V 'H N 1 wh , . z qi f' -. 1-fr' av .. it , .. V t 7' 1 ' . . , ry a f 'f qfwwfv lj Home Economics Department The Home Economics Department of Pontiac Central High School makes available six different co-ed course offerings, exposing the students to all of the six areas. Exploring Clothing, Advanced Clothing, Exploring Foods, Advanced Foods, Child Development and Family Living. These courses are being offered to meet the needs of students from a variety of intellectual and environmental levels. The students are being exposed to skills in Home Economics that will be valuable to them at present and in the future. The Department has facilities that are generally adequate and appropiate for an excellent learning situation. Upon completion of the courses in Home Economics the students will be able to: 1. Plan, prepare and serve simple meals. 2. Make simple alterations in clothing. 3. Construct simple wearable garments. 4. Become familiar with Child Development and Family Living skills that will be useful to them in the future. The students will also be able to identify careers in different areas of Home Economics and make useful the skills achieved in the areas for different chosen careers. MV' Thelma Johnson Home Economics Department ii if I 3 4 68 ff f ,f fy 4 if I ,f f ,L fe' ,W , 4 11 l mftfhu -il? LEARNING ABOUT FABRICS AND HOW TO SEW WITH THEM . S PROPER TABLE sEATT11f1oH'AND PLACEMENT IS A PART OF MRS. JOHNSON'S CLASS SERVE DINNER? 1? ' q i fl' iciwiffiffffffggrs WK 5aaDwMJ 0725 A1 4115 fr 074- AfEfv7' ,Jett tE.i6I11Z :mill The prlmary goals of educatwn an to pr 1 if tudents w1th necessary Sk111S to contmue learnmg throughout lu to ad pt to changes m soc1ety, and to prosper and suetttd lu thelr maxlmum capab1l1t1es Mathematlcal competence IS v1tal to the rcal1zat1on of these goals The two year mathematlcal requ1rement recently enacted by the Board of Educatlon w1ll enable us to prov1de adequate tlme to d111gently pursue problem solvmg techmques Our current mathematlcs program recogmzes 1nd1v1dual dxfferences ln mathematwal skllls and provldes a flex1ble range of opt1ons to meet a varlety of mterests, ab1l1t1es and goals The program permrts lateral movement wh1ch d1m1n1shes the track barr1ers permlttmg change from one level to another The underly1ng goal of the members of the mathematlcs department IS to prov1de the foundat1on of mathemaucal learnmg essent1al to the fuLf1llment of the student s potent1al as a productlve c1t1zen Mr Edd1e Porter Math Department Aff fx. ,xx XX -mm W L-,fr -rr, N ,Q 1 W 1 ' sw' ' mi mffunfe fzrrfr 'Qnt ..,,r,, ff me- mmf Q f 't ' l mmsmffaf l l t AW l77fZ-STRAKAIAN A fri? f L me .4 177125-7-B17!C'ZAK X,-.rl v ,Ari- .,.., . .fn-new f . ...QM qu ..,.:.ww. 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V544 Q-glm1eff:sg1.1-, ll '-. 1 A, :Z :C ' 'FW Center 1 E v 0fvf K 33 vii wgidlt 'P 'P C Q -1' at Nvl Barbara Lam and Charlotte Osborne d1rect all the act1v1t1es U1 the Med1a Center at Pont1ac Central along wlth the help from Medla Aldes Conn1e Fourmer and Janet Edgerly 'Munn M l 1.-'Qu 72 lf.. . ,W X M Q- Q ' M Q , 5 . g . ' y . . 'I' i , . VV 1 U1 I . fun M.. , A Z' , V V f ff 7'-... r I . A , V -'waz f- . . l l i - , ' ,, ' v iz! Q i -mmm Mr Wise Director Varsity Band Concert Band Symphonic E r 'U E. Q J -T ORCHESTRA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 4+1 - M. Seaboldt, M. Harrison, J. Teasdle Row +f2 - R. Garza, Mr. Seabo1dtCDirectorj band groups Row 4141- L. Pope, K. Carroll, J. Teasdle, M. Sakofske, K. Smith Row 142 - P. McCann, Mr. Seabo1dt1DirectorJ Lvmumr LCLL Row 141 J Teasd1e,D Cupp,K Beebe,R Garza Row 42 Mr Seabo1dtfD1rectorJ, C Allen, S LaFounta1n, R WIIIIHTIIS, M Seaboldt, A Tabar FRESHMAIN Y 1 UL.: V 1.411 ' . o - ' - . . . - ' ' ' .N b - ' LF , H . 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I 1 'V ' YF WE ONLY HAD A BASKETBALL ' 'mf Qfilfvi'f'Q1'wl'w -'f' gg.-.n.:-iwf-rai.-3 ,- W 'w.f1C '.l' 4 i'f7 l,. Y , QNX-,s1 35'-I:Ef I fi: 'L 1'2 -.-'J' N . f-eh' W-Qu , 15.121 A ' Y, .wh h ' -- L NW i O . A A fs! '- .ggs qw ,X ' f- X' fp hz' ' ' N' . gl 585. . X 5 EZ' x 'M 1 S-A--U , 'MM 44 A , YR V376-ly, 'SX -za 1 STEVE SZABO PHYSICAL EDUCATION PERSONNEL: GRETCHEN GROTHE SANDY NOWAK GREG ALESSI WENDY BECKNER The primary goal of the Physical Education Department is to teach each student how to reach their optimal physical development through knowledge and participation in a wide variety of individual and team activities. Our physical education staff is very experienced which allows our students the opportunity to choose from a wide range of activities which promote good health, sportmanship and have a carry-over value later in life. Students select all of their classes for the semester spending approximately three weeks in each unit. Some of the activities are weight training, aerobics, floor hockey, tennis golf archery, bowling, volleyball, track, wrestling, health soccer, touch football and swimming. 3 . Y o Q ALL RIGHT EVERYONE INTO THE POOL .... . SO SAYS MS. GROTHE' l YOU TOO MR. ALESSI! ! ! !! Special Education Department fi on-uf' f .iw The Spec1al Educat1on Department at Pont1ac Central has undergone much change 1n the last three years Its most obvlous change has been 1n s1ze One may contr1bute th1s growth to a more observant, mformed educatlonal staff It 1S w1th the1r referrals that we fthe Spec1al Educat1onal Departmenth rely They br1ng to our attent1on, those students, who may be exper1enc1ng d1ff1cult1es It IS the s1ncere goal of the Speclal Educat1on staff at Pont1ac Central, that we w1ll prov1de gu1dance, wh1ch w1ll enable those students who are referred the needed 1nstruct1on, understandmg and pat1ence to overcome any and all def1c1enc1es Mr Edwards Specal Edueatlon Department Our teaching staff Dav1d Edwards Brenda Keel Thomas munbv Ernest Allen Oweda Mayf1eld Jam e Sf hutt Nadene Borvold W1ll1am Moorman Bobbx Thompson Harr1et Br1gul1o Dorothy Prlce Mo lx 1 l w Dorothy Chapman Donald Roblnson Gen Makane Forch Joyce Sales K 5 fx ,fic 'f 1 ,af f . 'I 1 W' ll , . . . . . O I I 0 '-'I' - . 1 1 . . A , 7 1 ' ' way will-ifme ' . e :il5'1f+'HEtill , ,.,4::.:,:.:::1:?x 4 A , Parent Coordinator 6, in AWK' '---... ., Kan' l -. ...4 Being a parent coordinator is a rewarding experience for many very important reasons. What could be better than being among students, faculty and staff who truly care about one another. For the past six years, I have worked and volunteered as parent coordinator at Pontiac Central. And, during those years, I have had the pleasure of working with many parents and community leaders, mailing our newsletters, assisting with Honors and Awards programs, Key Club activities, National Honor Society Receptions, Banquets, Mastery Learning Awards programs among others. No matter the occasion, the students always want to know what they can do to help. That's just the way our students are. I wish the world could look inside Central and see some of the greatest teachers anywhere. Things have not been very easy the past few years for teachers and students. But, our teachers stayed the course. There have been many occasions when I have asked teachers to volunteer for special activities or donate money for fund raisers. The answer is always yes. However, most of the time when I offer to do simple chores for them, they say that I am much too busy so they do it themselves. That's just the way our teachers are. Secretaries, Police Counselors, Staff Assistants, Engineers, Custodians, Cafeteria Workers, Counselors, they are all some of the best anywhere. You ask and th ' when they are not asked. The Principals are our leaders, and they lead with care and understanding. Being a parent coordinator is a very rewarding experience because I am part of the Pontiac Central High School family. A family that cares and shares. That's just the way they are: ey give. Often they give even Mrs. Groves Parent Coordinator ... . t - . ' f Students working in Part of the staff workmg on Research and Development the computer room I Q mf g! f O , f W w, 2 4' M gi 434- jf 'K 11 -1 W N -.aft fi? s unxuxmn muxmsum X 1, 'fi mg e WW75 44 , , y -nv., V? 'w ff 1 91,555 35' fl V . . . ,,1,.--,,'f.-gn-v ,-en. L - - T 5 'r 5t , 'T ' ' 'W 'E Research Evaluation and Information Services li A li !IIfMiIililIIUWHI'l1!T'9l'l'1lZ WY Y-I ' ' ill!-' ,IT U3 '- 1- X ,fhfti 1 'f f A fi--r A. V , , - ' If ' 3 2. ff I ff a. .V A 1:3 V ,' ,l nf' I, .gf ff' , .,,4,,f WZ A 1 Mr. Hoffman - Instructor Mrs. Hon working with student Mr. Pavlish - Director L--., u QP . wh Mrs. White - Teacher assistant X 'mg' I Miss Johnson - Clerical Aide Mrs. McRath - Secretar Y Mrs. Warren Sz Mrs. Crawford N,- . .R- MICHAEL BELL , DOROTHY GRANT SKJOGJGS ARLEEN HOFFMAN fxax MARGARET JONES he,-5 SOC ANTON LINGL 1 1635 ' ME LVIN NUSS IRVIN SPEAKS RIC HARD TILWIC K FRED ZITTEL MARY LYNN BLACKBURN Y 1 New textbooks, new courses and new opportunities awaited students last fall when the doors opened to a new school year. For the first time, freshmen and sophomores were taking courses in world history, practical law, consumer economics, geography and social studies skills, in addition to United States history. Several students represented Pontiac Central in Washington, D. C. as participants in the Close-up program in March, and they had the opportunity to meet with government leaders. Pontiac Central was represented in April in the Youth in Government program in Lansing, where they participated in a model State Legislature and Supreme Court. Two students were named District finalists in the U. S. Senate Scholarship competition: Russell Anderson and Natasha Reed. Also, two new staff members joined the Social Studies Department. Helene Evans Social Studies Department DE PARTME NT HEAD fl , , --M' 14 it I, 7, I funn-mwugg 7: 'T' 1 .f 2 .4 .ff ' 7 I . 'W ff , I I V12 , I :kk , s Q v 1 we ft' ' A f 'Wi 2 ' vw ' f fl A . i 3 ' f H 1 QQZQTTJ' ' A ,... A nwmfaw mam ,-af-if 'WL . A f W v Mr.Hayner - Philosop y M -A . - x z.. 21147.- 15 if American Government with Mr. Nuss Guest Speaker, Mr. Strickler speaking about family life Seq' J ,!:'7, I JT YI' EYE ' , E' pa' X U My 5. cr: WT 'ffz' . V-1 Al 5 mulilil- -' llllh i,1ilIllll1,1. PW? IYHIM lllhl M , 1. TEACHERS: I I -V 4- MRS. UNGVARY MR. BEACH Qfi 1. 181106 Depaltnlent l .- N.-If' gi Siii W' ,mi Mr. Robert Robb - Department Head Science Department .nf During the past several years the Science Curriculum Committee of the Pontiac City Schools has undertaken an extensive revision of the science curriculum at all grade levels. For the high schools this committee consisted of: l. Teachers from both Central and Northern. 2. Department chairpersons from both schools. 3. The Director of Science Education for Pontiac Schools. The courses of study for Biology, Chemistry and Physics were updated and rewritten to the extent that was considered necessary so that we could: 1. Provide the necessary experiences for students to be able to adequately learn the material needed to complete their high high school study of science. 2. Provide those experiences necessary for students who will be science majors to have continued success with their future science classes. 3. Provide a greater uniformity between the courses offered at the two high schools. New textbooks were reviewed and choices were made so that by l all courses in General Biology, College Prep Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Biology should have new, updated texts. We have maintained our scope of traditional courses in science. This is expected by the colleges and universities. We are fortunate to be able to offer advanced studies as well. It is our hope for the future that the efforts of the science committee at the lower grade levels will spark a renewed interest in science at all levels so we may expand what we have to offer the student body. 'D E Biology studies with Mrs. Unguary if 1 , Hotmb 6-W1 'M A u gen! 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K Mfaw- U , M :JU x ' Q? . iz D Q, ll N 193: h F3 Z' rls QSC Varsity wonausaaq.. uuswrwfmaway, Dummy, f .. 1? V . .. 35 4 ' Y A pq V xqazgzi hi 'I ., I V 1 Oakland Press Photo:Ken Irby Row 4191: D. Tyson Team manager. Row 4+2: W. Knox, E. Pittman, R. Harris, R. Lewis, T. Harden, , 3 K 1 R Anderson K Bowman R Seay R Trev1no,T Brown, S.Osborne, B. Wright. Row 4+ : A. y es, . , . , . , . . S. Corley, O. Hollis. Row 44: T. Bush, K. Singleton, V. Tidwell, J. Hughley, V. Gross. Row 145: C. Abram S. Haney G. Chicago, M. Greeter, C. Allen, J. Smith. Row 46: K. Jacobs, D. Denham, G . .Taylori L. Buggs,, K. Gooding. Row 47: A. Brock, Equipment manager, S.Watk1ns Coach, h M'ss'n Coach-B. Kaiser L.Wil1iams Head Coach, I. Speaks Coach,D. Edwards Coac : 1 1 g ffmffwf 1 .ff .. 1 Wffvwffffw 'vfamwxvmn wfvfffwmwwm ,,,, 2 ,mg ,W ,gin .i 2 i .1 ' ' g Q , .,. ., .,.. .. a a A A ,h M , fs' . S. uv ...........-.....,.....-..-1- --- wwwmd,-,f-ww-vf N 41 .r-am 1: v-. 5 f .-xv--une,- Pom Pom s . . Row 31 - T. Montgomery Row 142 - Y. Smith, S. Bell, P. McIntosh, Un-identified, R. Crowder Pep MS.TOInCZak Sponsor Row+f1 - T. Montgomery, A. Kyles, T. Ca rtvr Row4f2 - A. Johnson, J. Stump, F. Nelson, K. Carroll, V. Kirksey, T. Teasley, Ms. T T P. McIntosh, E. Schipper, E. Woods, D. PM A. Winters, C. Woods A: :wk Lev, iw.. Peoples Blszidlefv, H.Co.1lS . 2 S S.SlIUpS1-'V9. . T - . w A .,zag1'a1n.I'x..Hff if Coach: Mr.Watkins M . .-.L...Lg,q ww... uumulm I Il um: 1 .xi .La TBOTBALL TEAM 'na .aim ...vw . I w HAow40u.Afl40, ff-Anoka-rw' 1,11 Mnwfy. .,W,,,,... ., ,,. , ,W V , . , ., ffwfff' uw W. Rowttl - C. Hoope, T. Jackson, T. Mills, L. Tuff, S. Lawson, R. Jefferson, R. Allen, S. Yang, R. Parker Row+t2 - E. Quinones, P. Eason, J. Curry, B. Turner, G. Watkins, R. Courts, A. Taylor, A. Gulley, L. Tyson, T. Tucker Rowat 3 - H. McNea1ey, D. Craggette, P. Armstrong, M. Moore, N. Bailey, A. Collier, J. Stanley, S. Torres, C. Fair, F. Knight, K. Hawkins v' f' . K+ six Varsity Cheerleaders Girls Track Team , ' 2. ,- , . ' ' .1 afW?5l a 5 S Q i' Q iv 1 - f , f Z5 52 , ' if ,L f ' L lhlahi 1 l . -a ,E In ,A W , I , W? X .. I Rowafifl - D. Beckett, M. Harris, V. Kirksey, E. Burns, L. Potts, R. Nelson, M. Hawkins, D. Archer Row4t2 - M. Ringstaff, U. Banks, R. Johnson, E. Elliott, L. Gray, T. Jones, F. Nelson, J. McDougal, A. Cantrell, S. Cogdell, M. Bradley Row4+3 - Coach:Mr. Speaks, J. Jackson, S. Page, R. Press, T. Henry, D. Sturgis, M. CampbellfMgr. J, V. Williams, A. McCoy, T. Hawkins, K. Simmons, M. Daniels, A. Manley, C. Nash, C.Abram CAbsent - S. Burseyl Girls Volleyball R '31 A Row4+1 - D. Davis, R. Houston, L. Edwards, A. Huiwm-. M. Page, K. Edywarne , K Row4+2 - M. Hhurner, S. Dowe, P. Cole, S. Fields, A 1 i ' If 7 M'7'e'fF'fG 'Mlhuf' N Row4+3 - C.Gray,D. Petway,J.Downing,J. McDou.QQal ' f i K t 4'1Vi' ll-f-'V+ ....-.i........,.i- - , , Qoach:Nk.Speaks V -.- ' ' 1 VllllhiIlL'Kl'IFl?llFWI!'P1!llIlll' lllll 1? 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M1tche11, K.GOOd1I'1g Rowaff- D. Edwards, B. Wr1ght, R. T111man, D. McClellan, K. Moorehead Row4+3 - E. MacfCaptJ, T.Northcross, K. Wi11iamsfCaptJ, T. Hamilton, AbsentfJ. Aldrichl COACH: MR. GRUBB fNot in Photographj KIVIQ, . fr CoacE':iEvEr,Eia1gJh Grubb K 5 ' x 1 I SWIMMING TEAMS Row 4+ 1 - M. ReynoldsfCapt. J, P. Tenuta, W. Crites, K. Elliott, J. Allard, L. Villarreal, T. Angus Rowell 2 - S. Bellinger, L. Schipper, M. Kelley, A. Dunaj, H. Noble, A. Berkhousen, G. Gregory COACH: WENDY BECKNER Knot picturedj ...... . W Rowlf 1 - C.Anderson, B. Bessolo, E. Flook, D. ParentfMzia1.ag+f J. Reynolds,A. Griilin. In V J.Ga11ardo, S. Isenbarg Row4f2 - J.Aldrich, D. Stoughton, 'fi 'AQA will 'N ilu.. Sfflilieioerli' DT. W. K- Kirkland, K. Williams, D. Rawling, H. Junior li ' ' E06 0WNni1LHlWiIlH1'1lH IH' I Ill I TEAM Mr.McGhee -Coach Names Rowi1 Rowi2 Y g I I ' I V' ,Q QI? fg, 2 mm Cgac 3 gg nner QOEICITZ Ml'.KEI1t Golf Teams Brian Welch, MarkScribner, Mark, Cowley, Robert Schribner, Ron Martin, Rob Doty, CSeated in front- Coach:Mr. Benner E125 K fyuiws al I Mm z vga 'W fill Terri Garcia, Dawn O'Brien, Anita Arnold, Amie Pm i COACH: Mr. Kent Knot pictured! -W rms ,. qu- 1-------un vu-s lldifil Mlm SUNY 'Fl '! lHf'1 5lllGl 1F- --fa w,Qaq.,.,,,, ,:.,,,,. I N: , HH, 1 A. . N Q C0 ac, ik-iris Softball Team vb. f h ww., 1 1 Front Row - Sheila Wright, Ami Berkhousen, Rebbecca Moore, Andra. Arnold Back Row - Michelle Kelley, Sheila Bell, Leslie Morton N -sux- N, .xx , he EN- M l rr +4 L. f f J ' X Ml T K-X K of E,9'fj ,,g,, ki? 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Ninth Dickerson Heather Dillahunty Shawanna Dixson, Kendra Dodson, Toni Draper, Samantha Drew, Bruce Dudley, Mark Dunaj, Anne Dunaway, Dave Duncan, Gregory Durr, Wanda Eaglen Deborah Eaton, Tanlular Edwards, Deborah Edwards Peggy Elam Glenda Elizondo, Juan Elliott, Er1cka Elliott, Karen Ellsworth Anthenine English, Traci Evans, Carrie Falr, Cedric Farnsworth Roger Fed, Harrington Fee James Fellows, Tommy Fields Latrica Fields Melvin Fields Snow Figueroa, Roger Flores, Ernest Ford, Larhonda Fox Eva Franklin, Letecia French, J T Fritz, Renny Furnner, Dorothy Gallimore Armenta Garcia, Carmela Garrett, Alfred Garris, Holly Garrison, Eric Garza, Scott Gatson, John Gatson, Sherry Gavette, John Gibson, Fredrico Giglio, Scott Gilchrist, Brian Gilmore, Eldora Glenn, Tyrone Godfrey, Michelle Golonska, Diane Goltry, Geniece Gomez, Jesse l Y fi ' ' ' , 31 ',v, 'Z .f 'f-fx-Ill' H Y 'i -'- lllhlliilllflll1l1!l!5l'HlHlWWI'l5i.llIl1.lllIhv5'1'tVlT,l f X .ni'lA.nv 'F nv '1 BMA . in is Q W V x If X 1 -l m 13. L f:L.l Elvin, H, item. 2?-E Bryant, Jesse Burnett, Latonya Bursey, Lashebha Burton, Nichole Bushell, Johnny Butler, Angela Byrd, Robert Cadreau, Raymond Cain, Avonda Callahan, Edward Campbell, Angela Campbell, Dondre Carodine, Chris Carr, Heidi Carroll, Kimberly Carthane, Alanna Casarez, Margarita Cass, Timothy Cato, Mario Chambliss, Eric Chancy, Cheryl Charity, Andre Childers, Marlene Cho, SungHee Christmon, Deetra Clark, Joseph Clay, Bertram Clay, Lisa Cole, Leslie Cole, Pamela Collier, Anthony Collins, Teresa Colon, Carlos Compton, Devin Cooper, Angela Cooper, Arthur Cowart, Alisha Craft, LeMarr Craggette, Dwayne Cross, James Crowder, Ruth Crum, Sheilah Cummings, Brian Cunningham, Charles A 1' Sr , K . W my ff 4' va afzi: A Z if .ps f1'1V 1'h W ' Q ,. , f , , MA ,,,,. I ol' N, wp.-of' swf A 'W Z Cupp, Debra Curtis, Richard y Daniel, Michelle p y - U Davis, Africa A V., ,,, Davis, Dernetru. Y t' ' t rw DE'l'lU3,YC3, flhris ' De' iitf lJi'I'l'f. 75rf,f:,r.o ll! 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Johnson, Wayne Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Kelsey Bethann Pamela Rayfus Sherry Te metria Tonya , Kimberly Kenney, Christian Kincaid, Bobby Kirksey, Veronica Kittles, John Klingler, Timothy Koolthong, Waree Kreft, Robert LaBair, Kristine Landry, Andrew Lavergne, Jennifer Lawton, Kiesha Layman, James Lazine, Bertha Leak, Devita Leese, Glori Lerma, Robert Liley, Ricky Long, Lionell Lopez, David Louris, LaShonda Lowe, Charles Lyons, Mabin, Natalie Robert Mackey, Cleveland Madden, Lawanda Mah, Yu Malone, Calvin Manning, Cassie Manning, Dawn Mansour, Jac Marotz, Louis Martin, Christine Mason, Hollis Mason, Thomas Massey, John McCann, Peter McCarty, Jennifer 'if-g'Cli:fvdoii, Carl Akltnv 1' 1, Lllilfwr '. W 27,15 ULf.'i'tl1w -11, Vi 5 Gossic, Zzjnifie Gracey, Roger Grandberry, Bryan Gray, Lea Green, Marcerlean Griffin, Aundrail Gulley, Anthony Haliburton, Leon Hamblin, Dione Hammond, Steven Hardiman, Laticha Harris, Marilyn Harris, Arthur Harris, Sonya Hawkins, Cheryl Haynes, Mel Hazlip, Traci Hendricks, Errol Henry, Katrina Hernandez, Micaela Herring, Terrence Hewitt, Angela Hicks, Jeffrey Hicks, Shelly Hillie, Theresa Hodge, Sevetra Holland, Tammy Hollingsworth, Mark Hollis, William Holmes, Charles X ZZ Holt, Anthony Hooper, Cornelius Houston, Renee Howard, George Hubarth, Sandra Hubble, Larry Hughes, Robin Huntoon, Pedro Hurner, Aretha Hutton, Matthew Ihrke, Ronnie Ingalls, Anikwa Isenbarg, Shane Jackson, Jason Jackson, Jeffrey Jackson, Patrina Jackson, Regina Jacobs, Gregory James, Chff-,v:mna. Jamifggm. 51 fvififgi Ja' ' H6 4' tw. J , 'tj' fl 4 if f 0 B P -, . ..... .. ...... ..-........,.... n-n---.-.Qu-. 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Serna, Joaquin Shaw, Jennifer Sheets, Jeffrey Sheldon Dorothy Shuler, Michael Simpson James Sinclair, Ida Skelley Amy Smith Joann Smith Kimberly Smith Mia Smith Ralph Smith Regina Smith Tracy Smith Yvonne Smith Solomon Soriano, Ruth Souden, Thomas J Daniel ' ' CQIGE, ,Slept ,lt-12 - Dgfugal, Jerlene Ing Q ee, Bi it McGee, William McGhee, Felicia Mc Lendon, C hristina McMorris, Evelyn Meadows, Roy Menyweather, Jackie Meyer, Wendy Miller, June Milton, Elaine Milton, Jawana Miracle, Gary Mitchell, Martin Mitchell, Ricky Mitchener, Jeffery Montgomery, Annissa Moore, Holly Moore, Michael Morgan, Katrina Moses, Veronica Moya, Hector Moyet, Ana Munson, Deborah Munson, Jihad Murray, Renee Myers, Jacques Nabarrette, Nina Nash, Chaunda Nash, William Neidrick, Franklin Newland, Tammy Nichols, Catherine Nickerson, Raquel Noble, Heather Nutlouis, Dennis Olson, Mandy Ortez, Goretta Owens, William Paese, Christina Page, Melinda Parker, Richard Paul, Robert Perkins, Lucy Perry, BethAnn Phillips, Elgin Pope, Linzer Poston, Mia Powell, Stefanie Presley, Julia Preston, Erinn Quick, Steven Quinone-5, Eliraln '-P 'f r'r'- Maia, in ' ' ef umm Ninth White, Karen Whitney, Eve Whittaker, James Whittaker, Taveo Wigington, Shaun Wilder, Teresita Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Annjell Chase Denaryle Lonnie Michael Robert Wilmoth, Rodney Wilson, De metruis Wilson, Fred Woods, Courtney Wooten, Paul Worden, Louis Worden, Paulette Wright, Barbara Yang, Sir Pita, Barbara Youngblood, Janice Zerba, Caryn VlllMIiEilIIIl1l!l'l11F'H ll I IN NIB llllll IH 1 vnu -llg -.-.-.- ,I ! 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V , I gf , ,W Aff ,, A Q A , 2 W , w FQ, g av R., L ,AJ - , , x44 Mx' ,..... M, V t t 'rl . A will 3 ,V y y Wm, Q e ' , 'W 1 rib 41 bd TQ 'Wu is 'Db - National Honor Society Awards J 'K S 1 -. '91 .Q 3. . 449 J ngham ' l 'ms I I nl 04 Y B Ll ll .... .-V, , , ,, . I 1 V K C3 'Sc 'Tn 'V 'Cc Mn Fe 'Co .Ni As Bai Rv Z Nb M Tc Ru Rh , , P NPI ar'-5 ' Q Ev guarggfal w 3 ,nBH13'nn' saw' Y E' , iq x -ff ia M a.a . a a a -'K o ' . ' : ', sg Sooiesgi, A -v-. ' f ,A . . , Z 1 ' Aff 2 '. . ji. . 1, 79-i'. '?wl Q.. Elizabeth Schipper Renee Ison Cathy Troup Amie Prieskorn Joyce President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt, at Arms . . . . . LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, CHARACTER AND SERVICE ARE THE BASIS FOR THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HERE AT PONTIAC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL. AS MEMBERS OF THIS ELITE ORGANIZATION, WE REPRESENT THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND EXCELLENCE. WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO UPHOLD THE HIGH PURPOSE OF THIS SOCIETY TO WHICH WE HAVE BEEN ELECTED AND CONTINUE TO STRIVE IN EVERY WAY BY WORD AND DEED TO MAKE IT'S IDEALS THE IDEALS OF OUR SCHOOL AND OUR LIVES THE OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1984 - 1085 22 ., 4. ,' .vu -fl 'P . wf'ffm,,, ' nf ' ai. . -n. f' 4 U t . Row ffl: D. Murphy, S. Burrell-Clay, S. Cohen, J. Manning, M. Hollis, S. Gregory. Row 4+2g J, Sghoeng-mann D. Battle, L. Carlis, J. Bridges, D. Wallace, R. Anderson, N. Reed, A. Hopp, A. Oliver S. Biskner , S. Blackburn, J. Ronan. Row 43: B. Eubank, S. Higgins, L. Mangus, T. Domurath, D. Anderson L, Batten D. Schneider, D. Cupp, M. Seaboldt, A. Prieskorn, R. Ison, E. Schipper, J. Willingham C. Trouin i , B. Richardson-Sponsor ' ' E 1 . - l mmmuuumuun-uuunvsm.. i Ili! --i-1-1: - mnlukiuv I 1 ! lj 3' ,I W . I ' Wsfiting Awards For PTA Q N'-' r-x QQ... o'. .-I-:,,...-' fp 2? X 12.5 ' 1 . I f qgi ' 'ui . 'O :f',1.f V.. 4- -fl Pflaras B Yr FHM? srzmfagr l . X K ng, 4 1 If I M if ,1 i. f 4' K. .U M41 ,X M W, -- x , 1' 0 ff we 1 at . f 1 -. fqwfq, I' Ll v, '4 ,f :ff ,W ,ip IW. ,L , , , 1 , , If 1 milf, 42,4 'gy Q A? if 1, J 1 , I.. ff 'ws . , M . ,N L. - L mmm!!!-rl nr 1: vnluunyfrvi... - IQIINKIIIIIIDHHQQMI - - I ur mu I V14 mm, , i fk gi fl Q, 'f, 1 If I 4 M 'S Club 5' both llllllllc tered together 'ibutlons nnnn tn who founded 'esenlng the ioined in this Americans. sloped to include chool. This ,ws the tntent as to contribute Robinson TERRANCE JACKSON, VOCALIST AND JIMMMY ROLLINS, PIANIST, OPENING THE CERMONIES WITH THE NATIONAL ANTHEM nh 4 l .....M...v--fn H . 77717, 4.. ' 19- , S ,7 ' if Opening statement by: Dr. Donald Robinson Program Coordinator Miss Schipper Keith Jacobs Mistress of Ceremonies Highlights of Black History National Honor Society Black Awareness Club -is Linda Sauceda Introduction of Speakers and Guests Q ., H QNX I I rnest Russell, Principal 01 Celml Guest Speaker, Rev. Keith Butler l Wallace E. Holland Dr. E ' M Eg h Mayor of Pontiac Givillg Cmsmg Remark Month Observance EETT3??3WE!lEJEH5f WHNRWWZ ,f-' V1 f X. BLACK HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE HKEEPING THE DREAM ALIVEH I PONTIAC CENTRAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOO WEST HURON PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48053 P R O G R A M PRELUDE ... MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES . . . Sponsored By The Black Awareness During the Month of February, in nearly every institution of learning, both pr and private, Black History Awareness Programs will take place. In keeping with the intent of Black History Observances, we are gathered tog+ to honor, recognize and pay tribute to Black Americans for the contributions the growth and development of these United States. We pay special tribute to CARTER G. WOODSON, the Black Historian who for the Society of Afro-American Life and History for the purpose of preserving history and culture of Black Americans. The Pontiac Central Senior High School family and community have joined in celebration which focuses attention on the life and culture of Black American This years Black History Month Observance was designed and developed to ilj representatives from the total population of Pontiac Central High School. T practical and realistic approach to total student involvement allows the int of Black Awareness to continue to unfold. We acknowledge the rich heritage we possess and commit ourselves to contri. to the continuation of that heritage by keeping the Dream Alive. Dr. Donald Robinson . . .Mr. Jimmy Rollins Detroit, Michigan . . .Elizabeth Schipper, '85 National Honor Society Procession of the Honor Guard THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER. .. OPENING STATEMENT ........ LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING .... HIGHLIGHTS OF BLACK HISTORY .... MUSIC .... INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM GUEST AND SPEAKER ............ SPEAKER .... X C I-OEiI3'JC: HLl,Yxf?523'Z1A T258 . . .Audience . . .Dr. Donald Robinson Program Coordinator . . . Audience . , . Keith Jacobs, '85 Black Awareness Club . . . Mr. Terance Jackson Vocalist . . . Linda Sauceda Class of '85 . . . Rev. Keith Butler, Pastor Word of Faith Christian Center .. . Mr. Terance Jackson Vocalist . . .Dr. Ernest Russell, Principal Pontiac Central High School -.----llllllllllll-IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll-l-----------ugaagii iiiiiillilllllulllhkmnnn Mathew Mansour Sen1or Exchange Student Arrxvmg back late to P C H QXLHAL Qs gb K s we 60- Q5 ,I Sortmg out pictures for the school office and yearbook V f --'Y - ---Y----Efif--1----1-W-f1-wf-f--MW-1- f-ff-ff-'--- P--M -- 1-s ., --lun Y , , :W 1 v-- H -- - lllviWil1ll7i!l5l!W!115!l4llQIf!lMIIIMHIBYE75E 12S FQTQEUR RECEPTION EAI ll!! I 1 x X 1 fan Wm f A N1 2,9 4 '1' 'W 5 Zhi? E L .ff 7 5 Y WA Ardi AA VZ ,H it , A , , ,. 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