North Huron High School - Beeline Yearbook (Kinde, MI)

Page 8 text:

AM ACTI0M TV GUIDE Every night we turn on our television and there they are. The action shows. From The A-Team to Miami Vice there's a wide variety to choose from. At North Huron there are many types of activities to choose from also. Starting in September the football team wrapped us up in pep assemblies and spirit week, and Homecoming added roya 1 ty to all of our activities. A dance every month broke up the blues, and basketball renewed our spirit. The year ended with the junior- senior prom,spring sports, and the traditional graduation cere- monies. Whether it's NHS or pep assemblies, you're always busy at NHHS! Actvlties section - Julie Knoblock - Editor, Hendrik Luchtmeier, Dave Ruark, and Renee Drake Below : Puttin' on The Macho Men of received 3rd place second Puttin' on a 1 most wi nter season school the Hits - North Huron at our the Hits of 4 MURDER. SHE WROTE NEWHART FALCON CREST DYNASTY

Page 7 text:

SPECIAL AMMOIIMCEMEMT HURON AREA SKILL CENTER OPENS IN SEPTEMBER In the fal1 of 1986, some of our students from North Huron High, were privleged to attend the new Huron Area Skill Center, which had been built during the spring and summer of 1986 The people who studied careers at the skill center all chose a particular trade or profession that they were interested in working in. When they completed their course successfully they were certified in their career area. This meant that they were now at job entry level. The skill center also secured job leads for those people who successfully completed a class in employability sk i 1 Is. Above - The new Skills Center in Bad Axe Below - North Huron students who attended the Skills Center In the morning (right) and In the afternoon (left). Everyone who attended the skill center made lots of new friends, and as the school year wore on there were less and less remarks made about whose school was best. On the negative side, however, as a result of going to the skill center, many people (especially those who attended in the afternoon) didn't get to see much of their old friends anymore. Those attending also missed out on many in-school, extra-curricular activities that went on throughout the year. Attending a skill center class meant giving up a lot, but for those who put lot of effort into their class, they received a lot in return. Jason Fligger Construction Trades, HASC NHHS Class of '87

Page 9 text:

 T ;9 ALF - Alien Life Forms visit NHHS during Spirit Week. Above : The F- Team - The freshman tug-of-war team shows good effort. Below : Cheers - Some football players show they not only have spirit but good legs too! IUU| I Oft SlV'i iff L'w 5