Northern High School - Spirit Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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Spirit in every phase of school life ABOVE: Miss Man ' Neil and Miss Carol Sender are served b Belinda Martin and Marilyn Jackson at the Valen- tine Tea presented by the Homemaking Department in honor of the faculty. ABOVE RIGHT: Patricia Fetterly is conquering the snow bank in the parking lot after the big snow storm on January 26 . RIGHT: Mardi Gras creates a change of pace from the routine of school life. BE LOU 7 RIGHT: Lunch period provides the opportunity to catch up on the latest news, f inish forgotten homework, buy tickets for coming games, or just take it easy. BELOW: Is it major surgery ? No. it ' s only Herbert Campbell performing a deli- cate dissecting operation on a worm, as Stanley Gill is gives specif h instria lions . 1

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Costume dance is Mardi Gras finale You are invited to a costume dance! DATE: October 29, 1966 PLACE: Northern ' s cafeteria SETTING: The theme of the dance is Medieval Mad- ness and the cafeteria will be decorated by each of the four classes, competing for the most original wall design. And so the students and faculty members heartily accept the invitation and come forth garbed as cavemen, hillbillies, rag dolls, and Romans, and brought about a successful climax to Northern ' s Mardi Gras. The variety of costumes worn shows the imagination and self-expression as students dance to the music of the Words. The dance ends a list of interesting events in which classes and individuals compete to obtain the highest num- ber of points to win the Mardi Gras Barrel. This year first place for the wall creation was given to the Juniors; and because they had the most points from all events, they took the Mardi Gras Barrel. With the announcements of the winners made, and the gradual departure of students, the Mardi Gras’ grand finale, the costume dance, fades with a happy memory. 9