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(T op ) One of the primary goals of Student Council is to study student problems and to seek solutions to them. (Upper right) A fire drill changes the normal school routine. (Far right) Students listen to advice on choosing their careers. (R ight) Rodney Lee and Principal L. M. Evans take a step towards bridging the generation gap. I light the darkness, seek for 'my’ truth . To blend the old with the new, to generate 'my’ reactions. ^ , / , ' r , " -r-Jl- . ' '' / y/>' - t-. Xj'~, ,f / ^ _ IW u Moving onward, sometimes at a slower pace, Mr. Robert Orth. Kim Cook, and Pam O'Brien (above) wander through the halls. (T op left) Senior Karen Watts finds solitude by playing the piano. (Low er left) Freshmen Dave Kleinman and Sue Kynkor are amazed at the Northland spirit during Homecoming week. (L eft) Freshman Steve Golden reaches for more understanding through books. Silhouetted against life I desperately search for understanding Why, where, when, how, and what . who am I? Worth!.'‘id 'f'ldenis (a.'/ove) cheer the fooroall tea.n o i ai a pep rally. (Top jar right) The band's Merformance a' halftine is a product of . I’lny hours f)i practice. (Top right) Senior h'ike Ski'ipfi ticcones invoWcd in kis singing. ; ''f'r .r.hTh'J .'iraior Alan i'."fierson kic';" o ff to a Viking Vicicny as Northland wi'is their season’s opentr 28-0 ovr; I'lorih. {tiigh’) Students eagerly par­ ti; ipaie jr ;la.s,s“00in disc.issions. 10 Today - is mine Participating, spectating, becoming involved . I belong. m > ^ ;..t;, '•‘• ':w ?:;4 ;;y ,.| : ■•■ •.. '•■■.. 12 Impressionable - yet Am I naive? No, I’m only beginning to develop a unique entity. Candidates Connie Dodson, Kathy Graham, Nita Levi, Sharon Todd, and Vicki Cascioli await the announce­ ment of Homecoming Queen. (Far left) Cathy Mc- Peek, and Debbie Lipovich work diligently preparing a float for homecoming. (L eft) Jeff Stopey pursues studies in a foreign language. (B elow ) Going about it in her own way, Kay Dickey concentrates on a drafting class assignment. 13 I \ /" X -^ y / i / /f ir /K 3 / L / f J//X=^ (T op ) Viking Club members show their enthusi­ asm as they vote on a club project. (Top right) Kathy Graham and Sharon Todd are commended for their homecoming speeches. (Far right) Bob Campbell and Randy Shields reflect their interest in participating in vocal music. (Bottom right) Letha Grieve, Mrs. Janet Wise, and Llona Maran- ville watch as Denise Burdett struggles with her bow in physical education class. (Right) Dave Moffatt congratulates Homecoming Queen Kathy Graham as her escort, Paul Spohn, looks on. 14 To waste any moment of my existence would be the tragedy of my life. / 5 Sharon Todd, Nita Levi, and Kathy Graham, reflect a variety of emotional reactions as they hear the announcement of Homecoming Queen. Mine was the intensity of youth . Anxiety, hope, disappointment, fear, joy . Is this just youth? 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student L i f e .............................................. 2 Seniors..........................................................24 Faculty, Academic............................... 54 Sports........................................................... 80 Underclassmen .................................... 98 Organizations .................................... 136 Ads .......................................................... 184 In d e x .......................................................... 202 17 Kathy Graham, 1969 Homecoming Queen, smiles radiantly as she presides over the Homecoming dance. 18 In moments . silently reflecting my past and creating memories for the future Homecoming was a memorable occasion, with the cele­ bration beginning September 24 with a pep rally and bonfire. Queen candidates were introduced, and the Y-Teens took top prize in the float contest. At Homecoming game halftime on Friday night, Kathy Graham was announced as the 1969 Homecoming Queen. She had been elected by the student body on Thursday. The Viking team topped the celebration by trouncing the East High Tigers 28-6. Kathy and her court reigned over the Homecoming Dance Saturday evening. Couples sway to the music of the Toby Daniels band at the Home­ coming Dance on September 27. The Homecoming Queen, her court, and their escorts are Connie Dodson, Rick Conder, Sharon Todd, Harold Casias, Queen Kathy Graham, Paul Spohn, Nita^Levi, Marc McKnight, Vicki Cascioli, and Bill Spooner. 19 (A bove) Seniors Bill! Kline and Steve Salyer support their candidate during the senior class convention. (Top right) Sophomore Gary Hipo- lite and junior John Strict offer their time in promoting a candi­ date for senior class president. (Right) Freshmen help clean up after the senior convention. (Far right) A happy, enthusiastic, newly elected senior class president, Paul Bostic, is lifted up on the shoulders of his fellow classmen Wayne Spooner, Jay Smith, Bob Calendar, and Bob Cameron. 20 moments . that suddenly explode with the exuberance and exultation of life. 21 CHICKEN MAN! Bob Campbell, David Weaver, Jim Dudick and Bob Adams look on as they listen to another famous story by Chicken Man (Mr. Thurman Davis) on Dress Down Day, (Right) George Gibbs (Rick Conder) and Emily Webb (Missy Herr) embrace during tender moments in Our Totrn, presented by the dramatics department in November. (T op ) hfr. Gibbs (Scott Ringold) walks up the aisle with his daughter (Missy Herr) during wedding cere­ monies in Our Towti. 22 Northland’s own version of Mod Squad— Mike Milton, Vickie Stevens, Dave Cook. (L eft) Paul Hutchison, stage manager in Our Town, tells the audience all about Grover’s Corners. In moments . of learning how to live and living them 23 2 4 O J^JUdJA a^ C o w 'X Ljta’^w jv^o^ Seniors Now - the silent awe of realization Now - the time for us to enter the world 25 ■■ k a " ■ t d F Senior class officers are Paul Bostic, president, Larry Hutchison, treasurer; and Karen Doolittle, secretary. sergeant-at-arms; Don Gallagan, vice president; Mona Shoemaker, Seniors elect Pout Bostic class president Organization of the class of ’70 started off with a convention to elect their new officers. Members of the class, the first to complete four full years at Northland, were very enthusiastic and ready to make their class the best. Morning meetings were held by President Paul Bostic to keep the seniors informed. A new tradition was set when seniors planted a Christmas tree on the front lawn for future senior classes to decorate. SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS—FRONT ROW': Mrs. Ruth Reuse, Mrs. Marilyn Brown, Mrs. Doris Fearing, Mrs. Diane Weeks, Miss Jac­ Newly elected senior class president, Paul Bostic, is carried queline McNeil. ROIW T W O : Mr. Robert White, Mr. Don Stewart, senior around the auditorium on the shoulders of some of his adviser, Mr. James Huber, Mr. Michael Whitehead, Mrs. Trudy Plummer. supporters. 26 George Abbott Louise Adams Robert Adkins Linda Albertson Danny Anderson Vicky Andreoni Robert Andrews Ed Archibald Beverly Ashworth Cheryl Autullo Seniors reflect enthusiasm in activities GEORGE ABBOTT— Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 4; Art Club 4; Viking Club 4 . LOUISE ADAMS— F.T.A.
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