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

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UPPER LEFT: The Senior tug-o-war team readies itself for its pull to victory. UPPER RIGHT: “Oh boy, banana cream pie is my favorite!” exclaims Mr. L. Miller. BOTTOM LEFT: MikeChafty and Fred Hall fire up the Seniors’ emo- tions. 21

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Excitement explodes at the Mardi UPPER LEFT: Anne Bonadio waits patiently for the results of the pie-eating contest. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Overly gives a reassuring smile to Meredith MacRury as she receives her diploma. LOWER RIGHT: The better side of Karrie Schmidt. 20

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Freshmen surprise upper Although the Freshmen class came in last place at the assembly and last place in the wall, their spirit and determination dazzled the other classes. One particular event which stunned the upperclassmen, especially the Seniors, was the tug of war. It was the First time in the history of Northern’s Mardi Gras that the FRESHMEN almost beat the SENIORS in this particular event. The upperclassmen had better watch out for the class of ’77 in future years! This group effort showed strength and a hopeful prospect for the future. Even though the Freshmen got together forevents in the assembly, they had problems with their wall, “The “The Black Cat.” Leave it to freshmen to tape the dress on their mannequin instead of sewing it. Typically fresh- men, they argued about the size of the cat. They even had a hard time trying to get the nose of the cat to stay on in place. The tradition of Frosh never winning was carried through this year, they gave it a tremendous effort. Freshman experience the pain and trials of wall building. Freshman Court Nominees: FIRST ROW: Roxanne Guizar, Jane Thomas, Julie Warshefski, Suzanne Kimball, Barb Dillon. SECOND ROW: Marie Catalina, Janet Karl, Wendy Wurmlinger, Lynn Armstrong, Cindy Robbins.