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THE CANDIDATE The Class of 1984's Valedictorian was Renee Kubacki. who earned a 3.95 grade point average for her four years at North Huron. Renee has been most active in BOEC, receiving numerous awards at regional and state levels and here at North Huron. She was also a member of National Honor Society for three years and on Student Council and the Homecoming Court. She was active in track, has received several academic awards and enjoys being outdoors. Renee represents the Class of 1984 very well and should prove to be successful in the years to come. The Salutatorian for 1984 was Patti Rooks, president of Student Council. Patti earned a 3.85 grade point average out of a possible 4.0 points and was also a member of the Student Leadership Forum Committee. She was most active in band, earning I ratings at state solo and ensemble, and she was also a member of Na- tional Honor Society. Patti has receiv- ed numerous academic awards, in- cluding one at BOEC regionals. Patti is specially recognized for being se- cond in her class, and this is the one time when one can be honored for be- ing ! 24
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' Screaming Starts TOM BAMBACH “TOM” MICHELLE SUE ZIEL “MITCH” FHA 1; BOEC 3-4; FFA 1-2, Officer 3-4, Regional Treasurer 4; NHS 2-3, Officer 4: Band 1-4; Honors Band 1; Drama 3; Foren- sics 3; Student Council 1,4; Volleyball Manager 1; Academic Awards 1-4. “Keep a smile on your face and reach for the stars and all your dreams will come true.” DOREEN FISCHER F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 3-4; Basketball Cheerleading 3-4; Football Cheerleading 3-4; Honor Guard; Homecoming Court; Student Council 1-2; Class Officer 2-4. SHERRY STEIN Sherry Picture not available CAROL MARIE KOROLESKI “JUNIOR” Softball 1; Academic Awards 3-4. yCit “Isoldmysoulforrock-n-roll!” This has been the least productive year for the seniors with the exception of graduation, of course (they all worked hard on that)! Money was a big problem throughout the year. Mug selling, continued from last year, bombed again. The biggest question concerning graduation was Where will the money for caps and gowns come from?” Government scrapbooks were tough and the Class of 1984 teamed up to help each other with them . usually just before they were due. Most of them felt scrapbooks were a waste of pro- ductive time and should be abolished. A lot felt rebellious for reasons like be- ing deprived of a skip day and a senior trip. Because of that and many other reasons their school spirit was at a low' level. They tried very hard, but nothing became of it. Worries of the future invaded the seniors' minds also. Some are going on to college, some will work, others will get married and the rest are still undecided. We've come to realize the year was coming to an end and became somewhat closer to each other in a roundabout way,” one senior commented. To sum it up. the Class of '84 will remember the happy times and the friends they have made but there will also be a lot of regrets and grudges to forget.
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