Niles Township High School North - Saga Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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A touch of ’87 class sparks spirit The tone rang and suddenly the empty halls became flooded with students. As they passed the east cafeteria a flash of purple caught their eye. What was it? It was the ■‘Seniors sign. It’s the first Sen- iors sign and I think that reflects pride. It also shows that the '87 senior class will be the best yet to graduate from Niles North. com- mented Helen Park. Becky Levin, one of the seniors who made the sign explained. We wanted to do something to bring back the spirit of the seniors from the beginning of the school year. Different students expressed var- ious definitions of Senior spirit. Senior spirit is the ability to be good leaders who can lead the un- derclassmen into special events at school, claimed Anjoo Singh. An- drew Wegener added. It’s the contribution a student makes to the school by participating in ac- tivities. The Seniors” sign was a signal to the student body, but many events throughout the year helped Senior spirit grow. The Student Congress started a new tradition with foot- ball bashes. Amy Stewart ex- plained, The football bash was started to promote support and en- thusiasm between students and players. Futhermore, Spirit Week was an opportunity for the student body to participate in a special event; seniors were enthusiatic participants during the week. that the class of '87 put forth an effort to not only improve spirit among Seniors, but to promote spirit throughout the school. This year’s Senior class is intelligent, energetic and seem to be dilligent workers, stated Mr. Ron Henrici. The class of ’87 wanted not to be remembered as simply another class but, Most of all, we want to be remembered as an enthusiastic and spirited senior class. com- mented Student Congress member Amy Stewart. Joyce Ahn Jenny Thun Dancing and having fun was part of the football bashes Football players and sen •ors enjoy a night of laughter and dance School could sometimes be compared to a jungle Alan Hirsch. dressed as Tarzan. and Adam Kagan march down the hatl ready to face another day of school. In addition, teachers pointed out 24 - VIKING PRIDE

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Project lead students planned for freshman orientation. They met to tram the newest leaders how to make freshmen feel comfort able Left to right are: Deborah Schneider, Rosendorn, Kostis. AJ. Baustista on the project lead board Niles North students stopped at a check point in Germany. They. then, went on to tour East Germany for three days SPECIAL PEOPLE — 23

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The 1987 school year produced the first Senior” sign Seniors enthusiastically dis play their spirit Oahton Street saw a new sight A Viking elephant marches in the Homecoming Pa- rade Cheers and shouts could be heard at the Homecoming pep assembly Seniors |Oin the excitement Some classes caused some students to tall Spirit was a sign of the times Seniors show asleep Adam Fleischer arrives to class m their true colors his robe tor Spirit Week SENIOR SPIRIT