North Attleboro High School - Northern Light Yearbook (North Attleboro, MA)

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the Homecoming Queen .incl her court, from left ta right: I.is.i Arnone. Mau- reen St.uk, M.ir McCil.iin, Denise S.iv.ird. Sue MHa ' ort, ()ueen, K.iren Ruh.irdson, (daire Butterworth, Steph.inie Rioux, .ind Jean I.,il-ont.iine.

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Above, the Freshman Football first row: Tom Wilber, Randy Hebert, David Thorp, Michael Nolin, Keith Beyer, Lance Woodbury, Steve Dupli- sea, David Pratt, and David Astin. Second row: Jeff McGlashing, Timothy Redding, Bill Lepere, Joh n Simms, Tom Messier, Greg Horton, Jackie Johnson, Timothy McCretton, and Todd Johnson. Third row: George Nitso, Mark Andrews, Michael Fulton, Paul Fredette, James Butterworth, Shane McKenna, Russell Hall, and Michael Cavedon. Fourth row: Glenn Plante, James Savard, Brian Copely, John Chaplow, Shawn Jorde, James McNamee, Glenn Feder, and Mark Labrie. lop right: Coaches Perkoski and Beaupre — Fifteen yards for what??” Bottom: The Senior and Sophomore girls show their spirit at the Homecom- ing rally. Opposite page, top left: Number 33 Jay Ciaboury — Please pass the Buffe- rin!” Opposite page, top right: The Jumpy Juniors tell everyone how bad they want it” at the Homecoming rally. Opposite page, middle left: The freshman float crew — Why does our truck have to be the one that won’t start?” Opposite page, middle right: Oh, no, it’s floating away! Now we’ll never get it back.”

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AhoiT. the ( ' heerlciulcrs, nZ nw: I.is.i Se zel, T:imm (tom.i. .mil (, ' l.iire Butterwortli. Second you : K.uie (i.iulin. , I.ir Mi(!l;iiii, P.itriiia (Ih.irlcbois. .mil Donna V ' .mil.il. I ' hnd rou: .Mau- reen ( l.miN . Faul.i Sullivan, .mil Kim .M.iher. Vourth row: K.itln Kreisher. Football-Basketball Cheerleaders The Foothiill-Biiskctball ( !hc-crlc .ulcrs at Nz HS had a bu.sy year. It .started out witli summer praetiees and camp at Dean junior ( ' olle :e. There they placed second out ot ei ht sijuads in the overall lompetirion. IT sponsoring two dances and selling spirit pins, they raised $63“). In adilition to cheering at games, the (Iheerleaders made takes for the I-ootball .md Basketball teams and judgetl the Junior High iheerleading tryouts. During the comjxtition season, our girls islated fourth out of thirteen sc]uads at D.ivid Brout High ScIkk)!. At Franklin High St hook they pkuetl thirtl out t)f fourteen stjuatls. F ' or the first time, as well, the NAHS (iheer- leatiers hostetl tfieir own theering tompetition, raising $2(K).