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

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Memories That Last A Lifetime Lunch period; free time; school functions; certain teachers classes. Prom; Homecoming; bashes; pep assembleys; home away games are powerful events people remember their whole lives. Freshman. David Cohen, recalled his first meal at the Is3” N T cafeteria,'Bov. that • asr • tasty”, rem p- ] David As I entered th$ lunch line I struck wJthP strange aroma Knowing thy legends of cafeteria | meals l -realized tJTat going off campus I was wortn the risk of becoming a B.A.C rat rather than eating the Hi MG SPECIAL Don Avery, a sophomore, un- leashed a memory about his first week in school. After uttering the phrase Bolshevick in algebra class, he was repremanded for be ing a smart alec. He quickly learned not to make unrelated statements in class. When Lana Tessler remembered her 1987 Homecoming, it was with great exhilaration. I remem- ber Homecoming junior year when my hunky date A! Winkler picked • : “'p-i ctriped killer van”. On the dance floor. h wot me off my feet. I never had a mon exciting time in my life. Student Council President. Dan Goldberg, remembered the ‘87 Senior Showcase. I put a band together and we rehearsed for two days. When performance time came our guitarist was nowhere to be found. It turned out that he was caught drinking an alcoholic bev erage in the Old Orchard parking lot. A person who drinks often hurts other people than himself.” commented Dan. Memories, good, bad and indelibly imprinted are the key to recalling high school days. Andrew Levin Sandy Zupancic JL A tedious moment which we have all en dured Freshmen Holly Reschke . Sunny Chung . Michelle Rhinsa . and Carolyn Sachs cheerfully drag their books to their lockers No. it wasn't a Viking street gang marking their territory, it was the '87 Homecoming Committee who put positive graffiti on the cafeteria windows H 28 — Opening

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Free time was always special for students, but when the sun came out. It was even better. Dawn Hansen, with her shades, is deciding to take advantage of both her free time and the sun. Who said the LMC was that bad ' The LMC provided a good, quiet place to study or sleep. Doing his homework with vigor Ben Halperin either is bored or is trying to fi gure out what is going on! Old Orchard Theaters was just one of the common work places for students after school Jerry Chang shows his hospitality to customers while tearing their tickets Some students used their free time to |ust be with their friends Sitting in the halls Laura Bercier and Jill Dinicola have a friendly “chat ' as they wait for their next class The LMC also provided newspapers and magazines for students to look at during then free time Pinki Pandya is intently entranced with her magazine Want some popcorn? Mindy Klowden. one of the girls at Old Orchard Theaters, shows us that poping popcorn isn’t so bad when you get to have some yourself Free Time — 27 Bf

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Parades and Viking Spirit are what Home coming Memories are all about The Soph- omore Class Board lets out a Viking war cry. Like a portrait from a romantic novel, this Prom king and queen fullfill their high school destiny. Leah Borkowit2 recieves her roses. Dan Yokahana admires their beauty Miles North football qames-Vduofl Patri ots W ereT ream. Don Avery. Dan IWytsman. Albert Khilrvidi IBBBli Imeister enthusiastically hurled bathroom ■tissue into the crowd. Excitement mounted the evening before the first day of school Jim Benjamin lets off some steam Presidents past and present shook hands Dave Sadkin passes on his title to Dan Goldberg Memories — 29