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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

Table of Contents Intro 1- 15 Ace 16- 45 St. Life 46- 73 Faculty 74- 81 Sports 82-121 Seniors 122-143 Juniors 144-159 Soph 160-175 Frosh 176-189 Staff 190-191 Editors Page 192 Ads 193-208 4 13 15 17 The English Department, headed by Miss Ruth Meyer does an excellent job of staffing teachers for the different courses. A North- ern student has a large selection from which to choose in the areas of literature, composi- tion, and reading. Both Compass, Northern ' s newspaper, and Spirit offer English credit. HM| , Port Huron Northern is proud to show you our own radio station! The General Manager of WORW is Mr. Robert Trapp. He is a speech teacher and also teaches our broadcasting class. All students in the broadcasting class work for and pass their FCC third class license. The students learn to run the station and are the officers themselves. WORW has a long list of students that have gone on in the communications field. We are extremely proud of these students. Radio station WORW is non-commercial and educational radio. We serve the Blue Water Area on a frequency of 91 .9 on the FM dial. Be sure to tune us in. American history is a required class in the eleventh grade. In this class one learns about the history of our country. It gives the student a better understanding of his her country and how it came to be independent. Civics is a required course at Port Huron Northern. It is to be taken in the ninth grade year. In this class the students learn about the working of the government system and a little about economics. Social Studies Learning To Be Sociable It All Adds P.O.D. (Problems of Democracy) is a re- quired class for the seniors at P.H.N. In this class, the students learn about the different forms of government and collect news- points, a technique invented by the teachers in which the students can learn about the problems of today and better understand what is going on. In P.O.D. , students also learns about the stock market, city govern- ment, and school board issues. 24 Our math department at P.H.N. offers a wide variety of courses. Although only two years is required, there are enough courses for a student to take math the full four years. As in some of the other depart- ments, there are many levels of math courses so that each stu- dent may choose the course best suited to him her. 25 Smile! You’re On Candid Camera 26 27 Science The Science Department, headed by Mr. Thomas Blackney, includes interesting sub- jects that anyone with an inquisitive mind would go nuts over. From flying high with aerospace to becoming a shutterbug with photography, PHN students learn the mean- ing of trial and error. 28 Languages !@ lias peliculas tienen todo! Por ellas sabemos que pepito y su perro Iman juegan mucho juntos. Toda la familia es muy amable. Mama y papa quieren mucho a sus hijos. Amelia es bastante guapa pero emilio es muy perezoso. Cuanto puedes apren der conellos? Die Deutschstunden Man kann Deutsch vier Jahre lang auf Northern lernen. Deutsch macht Spass und gefallt den Schulern sehr. Viele dufte Bienen und tolle Buben lernen Deutsch. Macht mit! Les classes de francais ici a ce lycee se jouissent d’un programme plus varie et plus interessant que la plupart des programmes d’aujord’hui. Les jeux, les pratiques orales, les films, les exercises de texte, les jours de cuisine, et meme les petits trajets de temps en temps remplissent les journees de nos lyceens. On espere developperlesconnais- sances de notre “creme de la creme’’ au- tant que leur “savoir-faire . A I’avenir les “de ja-vus” feront souvenirs chaleureux de ces heures droles mais utiles que nousavons passees ensemble. Ca, c’etait la vie chez nous. 31 We feel that physical education is a very important class. Thus, we offer a variety of classes f or both boys and girls. In your freshman year, two semesters of phys. ed. are required. There is a choice between team and individual sports. For the boys, grades 10-12, there is weights and agility, ad. weights and agility, physical fitness, and gym leader. For the girls, grades 10-12, there is nutrition and body contouring 1, 2, 3, 4, leadership training, and gym leader. Special Ed. Extra attention is given to the special edu- cation classes. Students with specific prob- lems receive individualized help by trained personnel, where hearing disabilities, emo- tional upsets, and other difficulties are over- come. The main purpose of the hearing impaired room is to provide a resource room for the hearing impaired students who attend Northern. The goal is to integrate the students into as many regular classes as possible and have them come to the room for help. When they feel there is a class the students cannot take without failing, they are taught the class at a pace more appropriate to their abilities. Our facilities at Northern cover many possible career choices. Our vocational education program of- fered three main courses, auto mechanics, drafting occupations, and electronical occupations. In addition, the industrial arts pro- gram offered a variety of classes for students interested in woods, metals, and mechanical drawing. Business Ed. Our Business Ed. Department at P.H.N. has a wide variety of classes from a 2 hr. clerical block class to business English shorthand, typing 1, 2, 3, 4. Also, there is personal typing. They Band Together Last year the principle idea for band was “progress” and “progress” has been made. This was demonstrated during the marching season when students had to attend extra practices outside of class. During concert season, the two major bands, Concert and Wind Ensemble, par- ticipated in sectionals, adding attention to individual instruments at alternating times. 38 Artists Of Tomorrow Get Practice Today! Art class is different. It’s not like history or algebra. You have a chance to use your imagination and can experiment with new ideas. The helpful instructors, Mr. Taggert and Mrs. LaBeau, are always willing to help you with your problems or in choosing which art class is for you. This list includes, jewelry, drawing, painting, stained glass, art 1 2, commercial design, and others. 40 What’s Cooking? The Home Economics Department this year has taught many girls and boys how to cook, plan a meal, set a table, and understand nutrition value all in one semester classes. They also have classes to teach students how to sew, embroider, and crochet. All of the home economic courses are one se- mester. Join The People Who Join The Skill Center The Skill Center is a facility located on Range Road in Marysville, Michigan. It has many different clases in it that are very much like a real job setting. Some of the classes are: Steno-Clerical — a class where the students study to be a secr etary. They learn all about filing, typing, transcribing, and much more. Accounting Computing — students learn all of the things about being a CPA, cashier, and bank teller. Data Processing — students learn how to be a computer programmer, data processor. Health Care — students learn all about the parts of the body and things about how the body functions. This is a class for students going into nursing. Auto Body — students learn how to improve their skill at working on the body of a car, painting, bumping, etc. Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning — students learn to find out how these machines work and how to put the machines together. Foods — Primarily for people interested in food management. The Skill Center is open to all 10, 11, and 12 grade students who must apply and then be chosen according to interest and potential 42 Co-Op: In And Out Of School Students at PHN earn by learning in the form of co-op. Mr. Gable, the co-op instruc- tor, sees that students get jobs while getting credits. In the end, the student has received on the job training, credit by learning, and extra needed cash. Library: Shhhhh If you had a paper due 5th hr. and you haven’t quite got it started and you’ve got 4th hour study hall, where would you go? a. crazy b. McDonald’s c. the library If you had to look up some information on a famous author or subject but you can’t find out anything from your teacher, where would you go? a. the bathroom wall b. ask Johnny Wonder c. the library If you just wanted to read a book of inter- est to you and relax at the same time dur- ing your study hall, where would you go? a. the corner of Pine Grove and Hancock b. the bathroom c. the library The answer to all of the above questions is c. — the library. The library or Media Center, is headed by Mrs. Barbara Wismer, Mrs. Marsha Wypch, and Mrs. Gwendolyn Jones. Thanks to all these ladies for keep- ing the library in full operation. They are always there when you need them. 45 Queen Kelly Moss 1978-79 Queen And Court Michelle Kalish Patti Leonard Kelly Moss Joan Marks Kathy Kalaf Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Ann Jackson Kim Love Jody Lett Ressa Dillon Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Upper left; Ninth Grade Court Nominees: Jana Bourdeau, Kim Moss, Renae Nabozny, Lori Madden, Anne Jackson, Margie An- dreae, Debbie Drouillard, Kim Love, Laura Petty, Tammy Renno. Lower left; Please don’t drop my legs be- cause floor burns hurt! Upper Right; The Freshmen Wall takes fourth place in Mardi Gras. Lower right; “This bike isn’t too small for me!” says Lori Colgen. 50 Upper left; Sophomore Court Nominees: Sue McElroy, Ressa Dillon, Carrie Petho, Ju- lie Whiting, Jody Lett, Paige Hirschfield, Jill Harris, Carrie Conlen, Cathy Wilson, C. Ann Wich. Upper right; C. Ann Wich comes in first for the sophomores’ tricycle race. Lower middle; Sophomores’ wall takes third place for Mardi Gras. UPPER LEFT: Junior Court Nominees. Shir- ley Beauregard, Joan Ropposch, Wendy Kel- ley, Robin Brown, Kim Bettinger, Kathy Ka- laf, Jody Reyna, Michelle Kalish, Karen Munro, Jodi Steinhaus, Kelly Moore. LOWER LEFT: Kelly Moore and Michelle Phil- lips giving it all they’ve got! UPPER RIGHT: Joe Majeske shows his tal- ents. LOWER RIGHT: The winning Junior Wall. 52 Upper left; Senior Court Nominees. From bottom up, left to right: Mary Leigh Harris, Connie Fitzgerald, Margo Matthews, Joan Marks, Judy Drake, Kelly Moss, Sue O’Con- nor, Lisa Ely, Patti Leonard, Michelle Conley, Mary Lynn Boyd. Lower left: Paula Donnellon patching up the Tin Man. Upper right: Jim Zmolik says, “Wow, you’ve got legs!” Lower right: Mary Jo Dodea congratulates Kelly Moss on the night of the Mardi Gras. 53 0 1978-79 UPPER LEFT: Speedie on the tricycle is UPPER RIGHT: Julie McKenzie prepares for sophomore, Tim Harkins. pie eating contest. LOWER LEFT: Junior Girls’ tug-of-war; “Heave, Heave. Heave.” LOWER RIGHT: Ready-Set-Go! Mardi Gras Games UPPER LEFT: Sophomore girls pull with all their might during tug-of-war at Mardi Gras assembly. LOWER LEFT: The mighty Seniors win pep bone. Jane Dillworth, Ann Francavilla, Lisa Ely, and Dave Staiger also represent the Senior Class Officers. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Burch rides again! LOWER RIGHT: Sophomore Gail Coughenour fills her face during Mardis Gras games, pie eating contest. 55 UPPER LEFT: Senior Debbie Love in deep thought. LOWER LEFT: Executive Board Officers: Sue O’Connor, Mary Leigh Harris, Connie Fitz- gerald, Dean Baker and our Student Council Adviser Mr. Richard Miller. UPPER RIGHT: Marty Fulton, Rob Eves, and Dave Orr sit back and enjoy the breeze com- ing through the window. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Cleaver thinks it’s cool! 56 Upper left; “I’m trying!” says Staci Hayes. Upper right: Sandy Lohr helps during P.H.H.S. student Exchange day. Lower left; Julie Willard sucks her thumb in P.O.D. class. LOWER RIGHT: Margaret McMillen creates with her needle in creative needlework class. Upper left: Jean Francavilla makes her speech at an assembly. Lower left: Debbie Gilleran and Kathy Kalaf stop for a rest in between classes. Upper right: “I think I can fix it!” says Ron Mix to Michelle Rucker. Lower right: Helene Schultz says ‘‘Peace to the world!” 58 Upper left; It’s time for another assembly! Lower left; “Ummm — That just brushed feeling,” says Dick Marsack. Upper right; David Pearly, John Perz, and Rick Rawling, all three hall monitors??? Lower right; ‘‘See, we have matching sweat- shirts,” says Julie Madden and Treasure VanDreumel. imm w UPPER LEFT: “Seductive Stevie” Postill UPPER RIGHT: Just saying “Hello!” dresses as one of our Dallas Cowgirls at Mar- di Gras dance. LOWER RIGHT: Juniors ready for Pep As- sembly. LOWER LEFT: Some people have big mouths; Cindy Coulston. UPPER LEFT: Jamie Ross, Mike Guizar, Rob- in Locke, and Ann Beebe pose for a picture. LOWER LEFT: “Yes I have a Hall pass!” UPPER RIGHT: “Who are you?” Jon Carson LOWER RIGHT: Student Council meets in the library. 61 UPPER LEFT: Seniors get ready for the cart race take-off! LOWER LEFT: Kathy Kalaf takes a ride around the football field on top of a Corvette during halftime at the Homecoming game. UPPER RIGHT: Don Deloy, “Only the lone- ly.” LOWER RIGHT: Juniors in the lead in the wheel barrel race. 62 UPPER LEFT: “Say guys, what’s happen- ing?” Dave Abou-Ganim and Jamie Ross. LOWER LEFT: Anne Jackson on the night of Homecoming. UPPER RIGHT: Pat Gunter gets measured for cap and gown. LOWER RIGHT: Laurie Truske says, “Schhhh in the library.” 63 UPPER LEFT: Ted Davis, Scott MacReady, Jim Zmolik, and Steve Postill dress as the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders for Mardi Gras. LOWER LEFT: “Who’s Killer Bunny is this?” 66 “Juniors Get Rowdie For Pep Assembly Upper left; Mr. Lincer’s Problems of Democ- Upper right; Gail Coughenour “Eats it up!” racy class stops for a breather. Lower right; Leslie Jerry, Pam Brown, Lisa Lower left; “I think this is how you check the Revior and Scott Demerau star in the year- oil?” says Bob Gronek. oook assembly. Upper left; A beautiful day to work on the Upper right; Greg Hummel sits and waits track. during the student exchange day with Pt. Huron High. Lower left; Is this what cooking is all about? Lower right; The school buses are ready for take-off! o Northern’s Hall Monitors Upper left; “This is one of my better days!” Upper right; Andy Chiappelli does his home- work during his working hours as a hall moni- Lower left; Jeanne Gardocki pauses for a tor - minute. Lower right; “Hey, this pencil is short”, says Sandy Angerbrandt. Some More Pretty Faces Upper left; “Oh, I can ' t believe I remem- bered my combination”, says Lee Ann Han- chon. Lower left; A few people with a lot of spirit during Mardi Gras week. Upper right; Who could be serious eating our lunch food? ? Lower right; Teresa Bachmann runs for her bus. 71 Upper left; Andrew Cedarvall shows Husky Upper right; Colleen Lang and Alison Nowah victory sign. sit down for some “Chow”! Lower left; Robin Locke, Ann Beebe, James Lower right; Valencia Caldwell loves to pre- Ross and Mike Guizar, the Junior Class Offi- tend reading books. cers. 72 UPPER LEFT: Melissa Lotermoser says, “Do I really look like a mouse?’’ LOWER LEFT: Spirit Adviser, Mrs. Feeheley gets ready for the Yearbook assembly. UPPER RIGHT: Central student takes auto- mechanics at Northern. LOWER RIGHT: Jody Sitka, Tammy Rich, Lee Ann Hanchon, and Kim Collier want to show you what really goes on in the dark room. 73 Important People Mr. Overly is the principal of our school. Office Secretaries: Mrs. Anne Rutkofske, He has a great interest in all of Northern’s Mrs. Velma Sheperd, and Mrs. Jean students. McLeod. Mr. Moorehead is his assistant, and together they handle the policies and practices of the school. Mr. Moorehead and Mr. Overly together keep things running smoothly. Some of the duties are preparing the school calendar and supervising school oriented activities. 76 BUSINESS DEPT. Standing; Mr. Allen Gable, Mr. Edward Tinsley (dept, head), Mr. David McEwen. Sitting; Mr. Robert White, Mr. Charles Johnson, Miss Patricia Knapp. LIBRARIANS Mrs. Gwendolyn Jones, Mrs. Barbara Wismer, Library Secretary, Mrs. Marsha Wypych. CUSTODIANS Devil and the gang, Chuck Schutt, John Stein (head), Porky Evenson, George Vaugn, Bob Launsberry, Larry Welch. 77 Shop Department Richard Baker, Lynn Esterline. BELOW RIGHT: James Norman, Frau Van- derkley, both German teachers. BELOW: Richard Miller, social studies dept, and Student Council advisor. Faculty not pictured. Robert Clark Social Studies Michael Dias Social Studies Ellen Rogers Social Studies Ronald Davey Math Tex Durand Math Robert Fotchman . . Math Peter Woods Math James Duncan English Megan Landon . . . . English Robert Trapp English Diane Fugial . . . Physical Education Bruce Hobbs Shop Mr. Singer Shop Paul Johnson Shop Donald Pearson . . . Shop Julie La Beau Art Steven Taggart .... ' . .Art Michael Scwalm . . . Band Mr. Airtene Music Sue Lovett . . . .Athletic Secretary Elenor Smith Special Educ. Special Education Joe Vettese, Aide — Dee Ste- vens Jeanne Stadel, Chris Benedict. English Elizabeth Mackie, Janet Far- ley, Ruth Meyer (dept, head), Joanne Feeheley, Gale Ahearn, Laura Foster, David Tracey, Irvin Hayward. Physical Education Nancy Johnson, Jon Haas, Barry Armstrong, James Dick- ey (dept, head), Jay Wey- mouth, James Bates Home Economics Donna Galoit, Edward Tinsley (dept head), Nancy Bitzinger. 79 More Faculty Science Dept. STANDING, Thomas Blackney, (dept head), William Morrison, Guy Bailey, SITTING, Iris Nelson, Dan Hanton, Larry Klink, Howard Hei- demann, Harold Miller. Math Dept. Mary Neil, Michael Dineen, Eugene Blynn, Pamela Mosier, Richard Talladay, Sandra Miller, Kevin Senn. Social Studies Dept. Glen Pike, Cyril Smith, Fred Green, Sam Coughenour, (dept head), Gary Young, John Lincer, Cherie Drewyore, Thomas Hamilton, Mike Artman. English Dept. Peter Ryskewecz, Katherine Goldsworthy, Francis Renner, Lil- lian Perry. Kitchen Staff Mildred Green (head), Ruby Betts, Nancy Burns, Helen Deising, Martha Graham, Su- san Guest, Marguerite Hughes, Evalyn La- Vere, Margaret Smith, Marilyn Totten, Ada Turloff, Jessie Van Dyke, Berine Zimmer. TOP LEFT: “Undercover cook” refuses to divulge her identity. TOP RIGHT: Martha Graham serves to please. LOWER LEFT: Mildred Green and Mary Lou Shaw con- verse over cookies. LOWER RIGHT: Bertha Smith is caught off guard. Dr. Burchyett, Superintendent of Port Huron Area Schools. 81 [J “They Expected A Lot . . lost it , then came back and played great football.” What varsity coach Jim Bates said just about sums up the whole 1978 football varsity team. The 1978 Varsity Football team ended their season with a spectacular 6-3 win-loss record. The team expected a lot — and why not? With three members receiving outstanding All-League Awards, the team didn’t need to be modest. Rod Arquette, Brian Bates, and Bob Yanik were the three muscle men to win those all-league awards. Senior Jeff East added to the powerful team his unique talent of catching flying pigskins. Using his talent, East set 4 records this year. Brian Bates was named as this year’s Most Valuable Play- er. 47 - P.H. Northern 27 - P.H. Northern 27 - P.H. Northern 12 - P.H. Northern 19 - P.H. Northern 22 - P.H. Northern 6 - P.H. Northern 56 - P.H. Northern 14 - P.H. Northern 1st ROW, left to right: Gary Houle, Jerry Soupal, Jeff East, Don Keith, Ted Davis, Brian Bates, Jim Zmolik, Tim Pearson, Chris Tisdel, Ken Poulos. 2nd ROW, left to right: Steve Cleaver, Doug Hayman, Don Deloy, John Goodwin, Scott MacReady, Rod Arquette, Bob Yanik, Bill Weckesser, Tim Rock, Cliff Johnson, Dave Herber. 3rd ROW, left to right: Pat Pearson, Mike Pearson, Bob Fritch, Dave Hill, Dave Shoudy, Jeff Johnson, Dave Ganim, Rex Brueggemann, Steve Motte, Jim Squires, Stu Weidenbach, Tim Daggett, Joe Napolitan. 4th ROW, left to right: Dave Orr, Andy Dailey, Dan Davis, Scott Fletcher, Jeff Lewis, Jamie Ross, Joe Majeske, Paul Manz, Kent Clark, Jon Wilson, Bill Hillman, Brian Martin, Dale Gathergood. 85 J.V. Pete Woods coached the Junior Varsity Football team. The team played well this year as their record shows 6 wins and 3 losses. Team captains this year were John McVeigh and Mike Pedroti. 36 P.H. Northern Marysville 0 20 P.H. Northern Roseville 12 18 P.H. Northern L’Anse Cruese North 6 42 P.H. Northern Mt. Clemens 22 28 P.H. Northern Port Huron 0 10 P.H. Northern East Detroit 18 20 P.H. Northern Grosse Pointe South 8 12 P.H. Northern Sterling Heights Stevenson 15 8 P.H. Northern St. Clair Shores Lakeshore 13 rUKl hUKWIN INVMnCM mtm 1st Row: Coach Lents, T. Birtch, J. Horgan, T. Catalina, C. Dickinson, M. Kalish, T. Leahy, R. Kroetsch, D. Spangler, S. Davis, T. O’Connor, J. Adair, T. Mackin. 2nd Row: Coach Woods, B. Cornwell, V. Booker, J. Hill, D. Stokan, K. Geelen, R. Flanigan, J. Malane, J. Gibbons, D. Motte, G. Koreiba, G. Stephenson, J. Wiley, Coach Haas. 3rd Row: M. Gillihan, C. Foster, T. Brennan, J. McVeigh, M. Jennings, M. Pedrotti, P. Van Sickle, J. Zavitz, D. Lamb, K. Holmes, M. Young, J. Carrier, B. Bennett. 86 V. Cheerleaders This year the V. Cheerleading squad did a great job of arousing spirit. They cheered faithfully at pep assemblies, football, and basketball games. They cheered many new cheers along with the traditional ones. The squad showed great enthusiasm through- out the entire season and certainly did a good job of keeping up Northern’s morale and spirit. 87 [ Freshmen Blue Have Good Year “I feel that the talent in Freshmen Football at Northern is as good or better than ever before ...” This is what Coach Klink had to say about this year’s freshmen football players. The Blue team proved this with a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. The team set a record of only al- lowing 74 pts. during the entire season. Team captains were Dale Deloy and John Davis. Freshmen blue has everybody working. V - JSii tfr . Sitting: J. Hoffman, J. Davis, D. Way, M. Pool, B. Haggerty, T. Andrews, T. Blatt, S. Sibilla, J. Krafft, Coach Klink. 2nd Row: Coach D. Nelson, D. Baker, J. Lincoln, S. Ellis, F. Adolph, C. Barnes, C. Pearson, R. Hinkley, B. Spencer, B. Weckesser, Coach B. Evans. 3rd Row: D. Deloy, R. Baler, J. Backman, B. Brown, J. Nesbitt, J. Wynkoop, J. Nutt, J. Sparling, K. Sills. 88 Gold Sets Records mun iinuui fi % „ a ft 9 1 , 1B , ' - ' r ■• v v ciC «« r c 4 1 46); ftfi A 4 . 22 . . 4 79 75 67 Sitting: B. Warren, D. Choniere, T. Temple, D. Stevenson, D. Kolar, R. Groh, C. Pillsbury, T. Coleman, M. Hill, T. Rumenapp. 2nd Row: Coach Hanton, T. Hughes, J. Hickey, S. Palmateer, M. MacReady, B. Mitchell, G. Warwick, T. Hillman, T. Harvey, Coach Johnson. 3rd Row: D. Cook, M. Koreiba, B. Smith, G. Foltz, H. Heier, T. Ernst, G. Robbinette, P. Napolitan, G. Ball. Not pictured: J. Lasky, H. Dancey, J. Armstrong. The Gold Football team didn’t win a lot of games this year, but they did gain a lot of experience. Despite their disappointing sea- son, the gold team did set some records: Gary Warwick set a kick off return record of 85 yds. for a T.D. and Dennis Kolar had a long punt of 70 yds. The teams M.V.P. was Dennis Kolar. Cap- tains were Tom Hughes and Dennis Kolar. The coaches h ave a talk to encourage their players. Golf Team’s 5th Year As City Champs Golf members take a swing towards next year. This year the Golf Team had a new coach, K. Senn, along with a great record of 11 wins and 5 losses. For the fifth consecutive year, the team won the city championship. Rich Cansfeild was M.V.P. and an all-city player. Jim Wilhelm was also all-city. Blake Bailey was all-E.M.L. player. With 3 of their top golfers returning next year, the team is looking forward to a great season in the fall. 90 Cross Country Team Goes To State Finals The cross country team had a great year with 14 wins and 3 losses. The team was city champs, county champs, 2nd in the E.M.L. and 3rd in state re- gional. The team also went to state and placed 18th. Team captains were Gary Miron and Doug Oppliger. 1st Row: J. Hummel, S. Kindred, M. O’Sullivan, C. Daniels, T. Gor- inac, C. Pierson. 2nd Row: Coach C. Buhagiar, G. Miron, B. Buckoski, P. Bonner, D. Oppliger, R. Smith, M. Heisler, P. Papes. Northern runners from start to finish. 91 [} Varsity Tennis Has A Good Year The new girls tennis coach, Dave Tracy, was busy this fall coaching all three teams which all had win- ning seasons. The varsity’s record was 12 wins and 2 losses. Carolyn Dupuis and Caroline Simkins were voted M.V.P. 11 wins and 3 losses were the J.V. team record. The freshmen team won all 5 of their matches which they played mainly for experience. 1st Row: S. McElooy, L. Schmidt, J. Ropposch, C. Francavilla, J. Nicholson. 2nd Row: C. Simkins, C. Dupuis, M. Durand, K. Wilson, M. Raftery, Coach D. Tracy. Are these our V. Tennis play- ers? 92 J.V. And Freshmen Gain Experience J.V. and Freshmen have fun. Freshmen tennis team Front Row: A. Jackson Middle Row: K. Langolf, M. Vario. Back Row: C. McIntyre, S. Fletcher. 93 Girls Basketball Girls Varsity Basketball. Right to left, second row; Coach Diane Fugiel, Sue Wine, Becky Conger, Lisa Marcero, Silke Broggebor, Martha Corbin, Terri Davey, Colleen Czajka, Julie Miller. First row; Lori Meads, Shawn Elliott, Ruth Raftery, Helene Schultz, Rhonda Frappier, Margo Buckoski, Amy Boden. The Girls Varsity Basketball team was coached by Miss Fugiel again this year. Team captains He- lene Schultz and Julie Miller led the team to a 5-9 win-loss record in the league and a 9-10 over-all record. Helene Schultz was the team’s most valuable player and Lori Meads was the most improved. Ju- lie Miller was the team’s best re- bounder. Helene Schultz made the first All-League, Lori Meads made the second All-League Team, and Terri Davey was an Honorable Mention. Sandy Loxton and Stephanie Montgomery were managers for the team. LEFT; Terri Davey takes careful aim. ABOVE: Helene Schultz runs for a basket. J.V. Girls Basketball The J.V. Girls Basketball Team had a 5-9 win-loss record in the E.M.L. and a 6-11 record over-all. Managers for this year’s team were Mollie Landschoot and Cherie Moore. The team scored a total of 466 points this season. Renee Fretenborough and Heather Rock were the team’s highest scorers. Jody Lett and Julie Wacker led the team in rebounds. The team’s total rebounds were 658. Girls J.V. Basketball. Right to left, Second Row; Coach Sally Penrod, Heather Rock, Marianna Komph, Mary O’Dell, Jody Lett, Sally Hyslop, Julie Wacker, Debbie Houle, Terri Holmes, Maureen Czajka, Manager, Cherie Moore. First Row; Kathy Duquette, Renee Fretenborough, Anne Beauchamp, Karee Rock, Rachelle Buckoski, Denise Donnellon. 95 IN MEMORY OF JOE MARSACK March 10, 1959-April 7, 1978 Left: A Northern wrestler jockeys for posi- tion. Right: Rex Brueggeman listens to his coach. Above: Jeff Wiley is ready for the match. % Jamie Ross Brian Bates wait for their turn to wrestle. REMEMBER! Don’t get behind in the events! Upper Right: Mike Guizar tackles his opponent. Bottom Right: Brian Bates tries his hardest to win the match. 97 Fight For Victory The Varsity Wrestling team put up a tough fight this season. The team won 7 matches, lost 6, and tied 0. The team was leaded by Captain Greg Jones who was also noted as the most valuable player. The team was coached this year by Mr. Lincer and Mr. Johnson. This was Mr. Lincer’s first year as coach of the wrestling team and the team feels that he did a great job. The Junior Varsity team also had a tough season. They came out with 4 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. This years outstanding players were Chris Pearson, Joe Kemp, and Hugh Heirer. Northern’s Mat Maids helped to keep the wrestlers spirit up. They cheered for the team, and also kept scores. This year’s Mat Maids are — Lisa Tomchuk, Kim Belonga, Julie Graw and Michelle Ready. 98 Setters, Bumpers, And Spikers The Varsity Volleyball team — Front Left to Right — H. Schultz, M. Phillips, K. Andrews, Middle Left to Right — M. Durand, L. Meads, L. Schmidt, C. Simkins, Manager M. Conlan, Back Left to Right — Coach Fugiel, T. Davey, L. Marcero, and B. Conger. Above — H. Schultz sets the ball. Lower Right — M. Phillips and L. Marcero put the ball over the net. The Varsity Volleyball team started out with a good season this year with 6 wins, 2 losses overall, and 4 wins, 2 losses in the League. Captains Helene Schultz and Caroline Simkins did a great job in leading the team toward their wins. The team was coached again this year by Miss Diane Fugiel. 99 JV Practices Hard 2 The Junior Varsity team, coached by Charles Buhiager, practiced hard, long, and a lot this season to perfect their skill. The girls practiced after school, on Sundays,. and even continued their practice over vacations. The girls practice paid off as seen by their high number of wins through the season. Junior Varsity Volleyball Team Roster NAME NUMBER Lindi Gorinac 2 Renee Fretenborough 3 Lisa Woodcox 4 Stephanie Montgomery 5 Rhonda Higgins 6 Ja nine Siple 7 Jill Hartnett 8 Maureen Sullivan 9 Sheri Riddell 10 Cindy Gerus 11 A Upper Right — J. Hartnett gives the ball a bump. Lower Right — R. Higgens sends the ball back over the net. Lower Left — C. Gerus, L. Gorinac, R. Fretenbor- ough, wait for J. Hartnett to serve. 100 Frosh Gets The Serve The Freshmen Volleyball team had fun and gained valuable experience during the season this year. With the extra year of experience, they are sure to provide Northern with winning Varsity and Junior Varsity teams in the coming years. Above — Maryanna Komph swings a powerful serve. Left — A Frosh player bumps into the ball. Bottom — Left to Right — Ann Laming, Ruth Raftery, Anne Jackson, Anne Beauchamp, Laurie Madden, Beth Laming. Top — Left to Right — Manager Colleen Czaka, Debbie Schieman, Julie Wacker, Catherine McIntyre, Patty McGill, Patty Thompson, Maryanna Komph, Manager Maureen Czaka, the Frosh coach. Huskie With 12 games left in the season, the Varsi- ty Basketball team’s record was 4-4. Doug Hayman was the team’s leading scorer so far in the season with 215 points and 8 games remaining. Jim Zmolik was the leading re- bounder with 98 rebounds. Northern was sec- ond in the City Championship. Doug Hayman and Eric Lohr were chosen to the all-city team. Coach Dan Hanton, feels captains — Doug Hayman and Tony Moncrief have a good chance at making the E.M.L. All League Team. Upper Right — Rich Cansfield hurries to shoot before opponent steals the ball. Lower Left — Huskies try for a free shot. Lower Right — Steve Motte tries to keep the ball out of Central players’ reach. 102 Basketball Name Position Brian Martin Guard Kent Clark Guard Tony Moncrief Guard Rich Cansfield Guard Scott MacReady Forward Steve Motte Forward Scott Fletcher Center Paul Manz Forward Eric Lohr Forward Karl Thomason Guard Kevin Gavin ..Forward Doug Hayman Forward David Goetze Center Jim Zmolik Center Northern’s team has some high jumpers. 103 Junior Varsity Northern’s Boys Junior Varsity Basketball team worked hard all season practicing old skills and learning new ones. Mike Pedrotti was the team’s captain as well as most valuable player. The team set a record for the most points scored in a quarter. The boys scored 31 points in the fourth quarter gainst L’Anse Creuse North. John Haas coached the team again this year. J.V. TEAM ROSTER Steve Beauchamp Vernon Booker Dale Deloy Scott Fiedler Joe Gibbons Mike Kalish Melvin Palmer Mike Pedrotti Bill Polimadei Bill Schmitt Jim Schuneman Steve Smith Paul VanSickle The J.V. boys practice making baskets while coach Haas watches. Dribbles On Cheerleaders Support Teams Through the enthusiasm of our cheerleaders, our teams were led to a fine athletic season. They pro- moted excitement and school spir- it throughout the year. The J.V. Cheerleaders: Kim Watters, Michelle Kalish, Sheri Verc- nocke, Laura Petty, Kara Henline, Debbie Gilleran, Sandy Lohr, C. Ann Wich. jL Above: Kathy Kalaf, Wendy Kelly, and Kelly Moore lead cheers at halftime during one of Northern’s exciting basketball games. The Varsity Squad: Carrie Conlen, Stacy Marciniszym, Laurie Hagen, Steve Cleaver, Scott Demerau, Wendy Kelly, Mary Lynn Boyd, Jim Barrett. 106 Frosh Basketball The Freshmen basketball team, under the direction of Coach Repp, learned many new basketball skills this season. They also learned sportsmanship how to play as a team. The team improved over the season and promises winning J.V. and Varsity teams in the future. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL — TEAM ROSTER Don Baker Brad Brown Mike Cansfield Dana Duren Trent Elliott Steve Ellis Bob Haggerty Jim Lincoln Tom McBrien Mike MacReady Brian McGregor Bill Mitchell Pat Napolitan Scott Sharpe Jeff Sparling Bernie Spencer Dave Stephenson Scott Wilkenson Mgr. Hunter Dancey Brian Warren Top and Bottom Right: Frosh players at practice. Stars Members of Northern’s drill team, The North Stars, are pictured below. Top row, Left to Right: Denise Schultz, Lynne Wolfe, Debbie Kalaf, Tana Richert, Catherine Morgans. Second row, Left to Right: Mari Ullenbruch, 1st Lieutenant; Joleen Vasquez, Janice Baunoch, Lisa Bonney. Front row, Left to Right: Darla Koreiba, Captain; Karen Munro, Co- Captain. Record Breakers PORT HURON NORTHERN Front row, right to left: Gail Coughenour, Kim Kemph, Jean Francavilla, Leslie Assaf, Debbie Wilham, Janie Whitehead, Lori Schwabauer, Margo Buckoski, Ann Francavilla, Louise Hyde, Pam Scohy, Ann Luce, Julie Ryan, Cheryl Radske, Cynthia Williams, Jane Whaling. Second row, left to right: D ominique Rudolph, Michelle Conley, Kathy Truchan, Ellen Overbeck, Dee Dee Cansfield, Margaret Feichtner, Martha Durand, Jill Poorman, Lori Meads, Lisa Woodcox, Susan Jacobs, Traci Gorinac, Julie McKenzie. Top row, left to right: Coach Buhagiar, Abby Stoddart, Kris Wilton, Brenda Shagena, Becca King, Martha Fredendall, Shawn Kindred, Kathy Kahler, Tina McCalmon, Julie Willard, Valencia Caldwell, Mary O’Sullivan. THE ATHLETE Some people are never challenged to do their best . . . the athlete is. Some people never know what it feels like to give everything with themselves to reach a goal . . . the athlete does. Some people can never deny themselves triv- ial things in order to reach the more valuable results . . . the athlete can. Some people never know what it is like to be an integrated individual with tension gone from the body and mind . . . the ath- lete knows. And few people dare chance defeat at hands of a better opponent . . . the athlete dares. This year was the second year for North- ern to have a girls track team. Although the team’s win-loss record was not that good, they did break nearly all of the records set the previous year. The team had a new coach, Charles Buhagiar, who helped the girls work toward breaking those records. Highest point scorers for the team were Anne Luce and DeeDee Cansfield. Huskies This winter was the sec- ond year to have a hockey team. Many spectators and players alike seem to enjoy the sport. The Huskies dis- played a lot of skill and abili- ty on the ice, as seen by their fine record. Upper Left: Mike Heisler tries to score, despite the Central defender. Lower Left: Great catch by Scott Albert. Lower Right: Opposing player sneaks up behind Northern’s John Perz. no On Ice UPPER LEFT — Players chase after the puck. UPPER RIGHT — Northern ' s defense wait for the puck. CENTER — Northern tries desperately to keep the opposition from scoring. LOWER LEFT — You better watch it buster, says 6 Pat Pearson. in Boys Varsity Track gar w PORT: HURON NORTHERN . ' I .. v •• ' Bottom Row (left to right): Coleman. Mark; Heinz. Rob; Lewis, Jeff; Peeling, Walt; Lorts, Steve; Shagena, Brian; Alexander, Scott; Hayden Jim; McLelland, Rob; Overbeck, Joe; Bates, Brian; Manz, Paul; Smith, Rick; and Davis, Dan. Second Row (left to right): Coach Woods; Weckesser, Bill; Patterson, Tom; Varty, Doug; Clark, Kent; Ross, Jamie; Bonner, Richard; Zmolik, Jim; Solinsky, Mike; Abou-Ganim, Dave; Bruggemann, Rex; North, Mike; Kent, Peter; Marsack, Dick; Van Wormer, Gene; and Coach Hanton. Top Row (left to right): Auringer, Scott; Booker, Vern; Demerau, Scott; Dickinson, Craig; Hillis, Michael; Gathergood, Dale; Hillock, Bob Buttrell, Harold; Kemp, Joe; Miron, Gary; Burgett, Bob; Engelgou, Dean; Heisler, Mike, and Coach Turnbull. The 1978 Boys Track team was coached by Pete Woods and Dan Hanton. Team captains were seniors Scott Alexander and Jim Hayden. The team had a successful season with many runners receiving special recognition for their accomplishments. Rob McLelland broke the school high jump record. He jumped 5‘7“. He received All-State recognition for his jump. Dick Marsack, Brian Shagend, Brian Bates, Jim Zmolik, Rob McLelland, Craig Dickinson, and Scott Alexander were All-City runners. All-League runners were Dick Marsack, Brian Shagena, Brian Bates, Jim Zmolik, and Rob McLelland. The teams’ season record was 3 wins and 6 losses. Future Winners Bottom Row (Left to Right) Horgan, Jim; Ross, Don; Hill, Jeff; Green, Steve; Catalina, Tony; Bonner, Paul; Cleaver, Jim; Dickinson, Craig; Bennett, Bob; and Goodrich, Russ. Top Row (Left to Right) Coach Turnbull; Booker, Vern, Gillihan, Mark; Morrison, Marvin; Bombard, Scott; Schumeman, Jim; Julien, Doug; Polimadei, Bill; Foster, Craig; Henderson, John; Haight, Dick; and Stevenson, Craig. The 1978 Freshmen Track Team had a really great season last spring; the Boys won 9 of their 10 meets. This excellent record gives hope to a winning varsity team in the upcoming years. Mark Turnbull coached the team. 113 Varsity Tennis Has Undefeated Season Front Row — left to right: S. Dalenberg, T. Howard, T. Bonadio, S. Adams, J. Wine, M. MacTaggart, M. Hess, P. McGrath, R. Phillips. Back Row — left to right: Coach D. Tracy, T. Haddad, R. Cansfield, S. Weidenbach, S. Beauchamp. The 1978 Boys’ Varsity Tennis Team was undefeated. Dave Tracy coached the team in Regionals, which qualified them for the State Finals. They finished 20th in the state. Tony Bonadio, Mary MacTaggart, and Rich Cansfield made the 1st team all Blue-Water, while Steve Beauchamp and Scott Adams made the 2nd team. The most valuable players were Mary MacTaggart, Steve Beauchamp, and Scott Adams. Varsity Baseball Breaks Records Back Row: Coach Larry Klink, Steve Campau, Tom Schultz, Dean Baker, Eric Dennis, Gary Bonin, Tom Wilson, Jeff Blashill, Kevin Renno, Paul Wagner, Front Row: John Mrozek, Lori Camden, Michelle Kalish, Tony Moncrief, Steve Motte, Dave Goetz, Ted Curtiss, Jeff Evans, Ben Davey, Steve Hughes, Not pictured: Cathy Teff, Scott MacReady. Northern ' s Winning Varsity Baseball Team was coached again this year by Larry Klink. The team’s overall win-loss record was 14 wins and 10 losses. The team was led by captains Ben Davey and Tom Schultz. Gary Bonin was the team’s most valuable player, and Kevin Renno was the most improved player. Dean Baker, Tony Moncrief, and Gary Bonin were on the AH- EM L Team. Gary Bonin and Dean Baker were also on the All-City First team. Ben Davey and Tony Moncrief were on the Second team. The team broke several school records during the season. Some of them were: Most hits in a season, 170, the previous record was 146 set in 1976. Eleven double plays were made. The previous record set in 1977 was 6. Also, many players on the team broke individual records. J.V. Strives To Win PORT HURON NOR — m V jpK, f5K W Vir v ' W r SK V tif VJ? TA V .. Team picture — Left to Right: Mike Kalish, Rodney King, Dave Herber, Mike Pedrotti, Norm Fretenborough, Doug Majeski, Dave Hill, Jeff Wiley, Coach Miller. Seated Left to Right: Brian Martin, Scott Fletcher, Mike Pearson, Paul Anglin, Pat Pearson, Jim Callender, Andy Dailey, Joe Gibbons. The J.V. Baseball team was coached by Richard Miller who said that the team has good talent with a desire to do a good job. They were led by captains Scott Fletche r Mike Pearson. The team had a 12-6 record. They finished 3rd in the E.M.L. with a 9-4 record. Jeff Wiley was the most valuable player, and Doug Majeski, Dave Hill, Mike Kalish, and Brian Martin all received the Man of Steel award, which is the award for 100% attendance to all events practices, also for giving their full effort. Way to go team! Tournament Fever Returning Varsity members: FRONT Kelly Moore, Tara Pierson, Helene Schultz, Michelle Phillips. BACK Lisa Marcero, Sue Wine, Mary Conlan, Terri Davey. Varsity Softball Catches After the 1978 season which included a second place finish in the prestigious Royal Oak Shrine Tournament, an E.M.L. championship, a District championship, and six team members being named to the All Blue Water Area team, this year’s girls’ varsity softball team is looking towards an even better year. This year’s team led by seniors Helene Schultz, Mary Conlan, and Tara Pierson, includes eight re- turning players experienced in the rigors of stiff E.M.L. competition and aggressive tournament play. The girls devote long hours of practice to prepare themselves for the chance at a league title and the opportunity to play in the post-sea- son state tournament. RIGHT: Helene Schultz digs for first base after driving in a run. BELOW: Quick-thinking shortstop Terri Davey, catches a ground ball, tags the runner, and makes the throw to first for the double play. OPPOSITE PAGE: Far right, Lisa Mar- cero tries to slide under the tag, but is forced out at the plate. BELOW: Varsity members display the “thrill of victo- ry after winning the district championship. Css- l v JV-Freshmen Look To The Future LEFT: Pitching is a challenging skill, and Ann Laming, Julie Nicholson, and Beth Laming began preparing early during the winter. BELOW: Varsity member Kelly Moore instructs freshmen-junior varsity hope- fuls in the technique of bunting BOTTOM: Julie, Beth, and Ann display their pitching form. 119 78-79 Mork And Mindy Iran in Turmoil. President Carter Jo President Carter The Carrs. Clogs Pittsburgh wins the Superbowl. Shaft Senior Prom 79 at Vow Inn. Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Queen’s Fat Bottom Girls Disco Newspoint Turnins Killer Bunnies E.R.A. Gets another 7 years Teng visits U.S. Steve Martin Electronic Football Roller skate shoes transparent pants The Seniors sell Lightbulbs Peoples Temple 917 Guyanna o The Village People Drag City Nixon writes a book Alibi Alley Nano U.S. opens lx relations with II OClr China The Compass is a smash Hit Nano Candie’s Shoes Straight Mr. Klink sells suckers Sanborn Courts The Cruise Leg Jeans The Juniors win the Barrel The Shah flees Iran, Ayatollah Khomeini returns Disco Dances at S.C.C.C.C. Jf-,0 BIllCS BrOth S Michigan loses the Rosebowl. _ OAT ■ . I - ■ I ■ w ■ li ■ I ■ Get Small W.A.B.X. Parties at Barrett s Get Small. Parties at Barrett’s Milliken re-elected Governor 120 Carter Talks Peace with Sadat and Begin. Seniors go to Florida. The drinking age goes up to 21 Senior rlass President — Ann Francavilla. Northern Teachers work without contract. The Beatles will never die. Betty Ford gets a Face Lift. The Not Ready For Prime Time Players. Neil Diamond Barbra Streisand Unite. M.G.B. Patty Hearst is Freed. Journey. Girls Volleyball team wins City Volleyball Tournament. The Magazine Sale. Friday night Football Games. Inflation rises 10% in 78. Spending the summer at , survives cancer. Lakeside. - The Varsity locker Last hOUf Study hall OUt. The Varsity locker room gets re-decorated. Cruise the Courts. Northern goes to Central dances. C.K.L.W. goes F.M. Skiing at the Swamp. P.B.B. plagues Michigan. Go For It. Movies; Superman, Halloween, Magic, Animal House. class rings. The Bee Gees sing for UNICEF. Norman Rockwell died. The Band at the Senior Prom, Family Portrait”. Monogramed sweaters. J.A.W. 5-27-61 Chicago — Hot Streets. Nelson Rockefeller died. Mr. Dickinson, a new teacher at Northern. Billy Joel, Freshmen occupy chairs. Stick pins. 121 S01ORS MCMLXXIX Seniors Of 79 Shine Upper Left: Mr. Buckoski takes time out for a picture. Upper Middle: Mr. Emlaw has a busy job as grade dean. Upper Right: Mrs. Burns, working hard as sec- retary. Below: Senior Steering Committee Bottom Row: He- lene Schultz, Kathy Gilleran, Dave Staiger, Scott De- merau, Jane Dilworth, Shawn Kindred, John Mrozek. Second Row: Andy Chiappelli, Anna O’Connor, Julie Willard, Lisa Ely, Julie Miller. Top Row: Pat Gunter, Jim Barrett, Ann Francavilla, Leona Pillsbury, Judy Drake, Pam Brown, Connie Fitzgerald, Paula Donnel- lon, Sue Horton. Adair, Laura Akers, Raymond Allegree, Cynthia Archibald, Kathi Armbruster, Dave Armstrong, Natalie Arnot, Crystal Arquette, Rod Bailey, Blake Bailey, Randy Baird, Kenneth Baker, Dean Balancier, Paul Bandescu, Nicholas Bargeman, Jon Baron, Cynthia Barrett, James Barringer, Matt Above: Helene Schultz flashes her smile. Cen- ter: Scott MacReady strolls along. Right: Tami Brown is stunned. Bottom Right: Paul Nelson and Mary Jo Hrisca stare into space. 125 m Bates, Brian Bayless, Velma Beach, Melanie Beauchamp, Mark Beebe, Jim Bell, Lura Benjamin, George Bennett, Joe Bennett, Kathy Berels, Mary Berg, Renee Bingham, Rick Bishop, Brian Bland, Sheila Borowski, Susan Borris, Brad Boyd, Mary Bradley, Beth The Year Of The Seniors Left: Brenda Kaufman talks to her classmates during her needlework class. Right: Rod Ar- quette and Lee Ann Hanchon show just how rich they are. 126 Branch, Steve Brauer, Gary Brehler, Tim Bressette, Mike Brown, Irma Brown, James Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Pam Brown, Tami Buchinsky, Saul Buckoski, Bruce Burch, Roxanne Burgett, Robert Burns, Gina Buttrell, John Butzou, Grinelda Cain, Donald Calabro, Debbie Callender, Judy Camphausen, Dale Carlyle, Susan Carpo, Gary Carson, Doug Case, Ruth Ellen Left: Judy Drake shows who to vote for in the election. Right: Our photographer catches Cindy Coulston in the park- ing lot before school. 127 y The Wide World Of Seniors V Charbenau, Michelle Chartier, Lori Chisolm, Greg Cleaver, Steve Cloeter, Joel Cole, Jody Coleman, Mark Collinge, Richard Collins, James Collins, Pam Conger, Becky Conlan, Mary Conley, Michelle Corbin, Mary Coseo, Raymond Coughenour, Cary Coulston, Cindy Courtney, Lisa 128 Daniels, Craig Darling, Bambi Davey, Timothy Dav is, Ted Defazio, Laverne Deloy, Don Demerau, Scott Dennis, Steven Dickson, Andrew Dillon, Rae Dilworth, Jane Dodea, Mary Jo Doetsch, Dianna Donnellon, Paula Dornfeld, Danniel Drake, Judy Dupuis, Carolyn Durance, Roberta East, Jeff Eifert, Michelle Ely, Lisa Ennest, Patricia Evans, Kathy Fincher, John Opposite Page Left: Gary Houle and Don Deloy check out the girls between classes. Left: Steve Cleaver looks discouraged as he tries to get the students rowdy. Right: Caroline Simkins studies in P.O.D. while Ruth Ellen Case plays Peek-A-Boo. 129 A Day In The Life Of A Senior Fitzgerald, Connie Fleming, Steve Floyd, Jeff Fochtman, Nancy Fowler, Connie Francavilla, Ann Frasier, Marc Frazer, Kim Froggsett, Farrah Gailbraith, Renee Galbraith, Ron Gillerari, Kathy Gillies, Cindy Gossrpan, Sue Grant, Marjie Gronek, Bob Guertin, Kim Gunter, Pat Gwisdala, Joe Haddad, Troy Hagen, Laurie Hagle, Marty Hanchon, LeeAnn Hardman, Joel Bottom Left: “Wake me up when it is over,” says Scott Morden. Bottom Right: Sue Horton is at a loss for words. Harju, Todd Harris, Maryleigh Hayman, Doug Heering, Bob Heering, John Hess, Richard Hirschfield, Scott Holmes, Don Holmes, Tom Horgan, John Horton, Sue Houle, Gary Howard, Mark Hrisca, Mary Jo Hudson, Marshall Hummel, Greg Hutchison, Mark Ingles, Dawn Above: Julie Willard and Jane Dilworth laugh at one of Becky Conger’s latest jokes. Left: Rod Arquette and Tami Brown strike a pose for the camera. 131 Seniors Enjoy Their Last Year Jackson, Renae Johnson, Cliff Johnson, Don Johnson, Lisa Johnston, Scott Kalaf, Debbie Kamsickers, Gary Kaufman, Brenda Keith, Don Kelly, Lynn Kern, Trina Kidd, Jacky Kidd, Kathy Kieft, Lisa Kindred, Shawn King, Becca Kish, Mary Koch, Jeff Komph, Ed Koreiba, Darla Koreiba, Maralee Kring, Debra Krohn, Roy Lambert, Brenda Lane, Pam Lane, Sharrie Lang, Colleen Leonard, Patti Lester, Julie Lett, Cheryl Levin, Lori Lewis, David Lieberman, Jill Lightle, Brian Lixie, David Lohr, Eric Lotermoser, Melissa Love, Debbie MacMillan, James MacReady, Scott Mahngrosse, Oswald Marks, Celia Marks, Joan Marone, Frances Marsack, Richard Martin, Craig Maxwell, Lori McCabe, Tom Opposite Page, Right: Shawn McGregor tries to be a genius. Opposite Page, Left: Pat “Quincy” Gunter is surprised to see the camera Upper Left: Nancy Fochtman is caught in the act. Upper Right: Jim Dailey takes ten before class. Left: Cindy Nichol and Natalie Armstrong cover up for Jim Bar- rett Seniors Attacked With Epidemic Senioritis McCorkle, Steve McDonald, David McGrath, Pat McGregor, Shawn McKenzie, John McKenzie, Karen McKenzie, Teresa McKibbon, Shane McLaughlin, Lori McLean, Tammy McNutt, Ken McNutt, Scott Michels, Larry Milham, Trish Miller, Colin Miller, John Miller, Julie Minard, Kim Miron, Gary Mitchell, Denise Mitchell, Jim Mix, Cathy Mix, Ron Moncrief, Tony Moore, John Moore, Mike Moore, Todd Morden, Scott Morgan, Carlena Morrison, Dorothy Moss, George Moss, Kelly Moulton, Troy Mrozek, John Nelson, Paul Newman, Mark Nichol, Cindy Norris, Megan Nuss, Don O’Connor, Anna O’Connor, Susan Oppliger, Doug CANDIDATES FOR VALEDICTORIAN AND SA- LUTATORIAN Opposite Page, Left: Helene Schultz. Opposite Page, Right: Dean Baker. Left: Ann Francavilla. CONGRATULATIONS TO ONE AND ALL! 135 Seniors Look Ahead To The Future Orlando, William Orthop, Buster Oswald, Kelly Overbeck, Ellen Parker, Cheri Parmann, Victor Patterson, Karen Patterson, Kim Payne, Karen Pearce, Shawn Pearson, Tim Petho, Tim Phillips, Richard Piechowiak, Chris Pierson, Tara Pillsbury, Leona Porter, Vincent Postill, Steve Poulos, Ken Provost, Kelly Przytakoski, Todd Price, Mary Ann Rabine, Kurt i Radske, Cheryl Left: A group gathers to gab before class. Right: Don Deloy looks awake, but he’s really asleep. 136 V Upper Right: Paula, Sue, Julie, Leona and Cindy take their daily nap in the hall. Left: “Cheers!”, says Andrea Rumenapp and Karen Warren. The candidates for Student Council wait for the assem- bly to begin. Ramsey, Virginia Rawley, Patty Ready, Joe Reaume, Sandy Reed, Cindy .Repp, David Resseguie, Holly Revoir, Lisa Reynolds, Julie Rich, Tamara Riddell, Lori Roach, David Robbins, John Rock, Tim Rogers, Pamela Ropposch. Nancy Rowe, Tin i Rumenapp, Andrea 137 Seniors Lead The Way Rumley, Richard Ryan, Julie Scheffler, Craig Schnotts, Gabriel Schoettle, Brenda Schultz, Helene Schwabauer, Lori Selby, Anita Senneff, Cathy Setter, Kerry Sharrow, Dana Sheldon, Roger Sibilla, Patty Simkins, Caroline Sitka, Jody Smith, Becky Smith, Laura Solinsky, Mike 138 Soupal, Jerry Sovereen, Steve Spangler, Rae Staiger, Dave Stebbins, Stacie Steemburg, Lisa Stein, Mark Stevens, Lynn Stiefel, Rich Stocks, Bill Symon, Jackie Tate, Robert Taylor, Rose Tenniswood, Larry Thayer, Doug Thomas, Cynthia Thomson, Howard Tisdel, Chris Tucker, Claudette Turney, Mike Ullenbruch, Mari v andenbossche, David VanLitsenburg, Barbara VanSickle, Karen Opposite Page, Left: Chris Wilton acts shy. Opposite Page, Right: Sara Walsh and Barb Van Litsenburg talk in the hall during homeroom. Upper Left: Jim Zmolik beats up Tony Moncrief during gym class. Upper Right: Bambi Darling gets caught with her mouth open. Left: Pam Brown sits in the sink, hop- ing no one will turn the water on. 139 Seniors Look Forward To Graduation! VanSickle, Sherrie VanWormer, Gene Varadi, Elizabeth Varty, Doug Vaughn, Dawn Walker, John Wallace, Barb Walsh, Sara Warren, Karen Weber, Terry Weber, Tom Weckesser, Bill Wehrwein, Paul Wellman, Wensy Whipple, Anne White, Cynthia Whitehead, Janie Whittaker, Carrie Whybrew, Vicki Wiersma, Mark Wilcznski, Rita Willard, Julie Williamson, Kathy Willis, Tina Congratulations Seniors Dunn Paper 218 Riverview Drive Port Huron, Ml 48060 Opposite page, left: Cathy Mix is goofing off as usual. Right: Tim Brehler is late to. class again. Above right: 013) 902-581 1 Paul Nelson just can not believe that Mary Jo Hrisca can open her mouth that wide. Middle: Don ' t Ted Davis RIVERSIDE and Steve Postill make a cute couple? ,, . _ POPULAR PRINTING YOUR ACCOMMODATING PRINTERS” 3103 LAPEER ROAD PORT HURON. MICHIGAN Senior Life; Fun, Senior Class Song Motto_ Flower Colors. The Senior Class of 79, according to Mr. Emlaw, was “one of Northern’s best classes. He considers them to be very well-mannered, intelligent and affectionate individuals. He was very proud and happy to lead them through high school these past four years. Upper left: Brian Bates and Bruce Buckoski can’t seem to keep their mind on their work. Upper Right: Ron Mix amd LeeAnn Hanchon show off for the camera. Opposite page; left: Shannon Cole works hard to finish her project. Far right; Brenda Green doesn’t seem to want to get her picture taken. Work And Success PEOPLE NOT PICTURED: Faith Baird, John Bartlett, Michele Bettinger, Michael Bombard, Richard Bonner, Jeff Bourdeau, Steven Boyd, Jerilyn Brown, Tammy Brown, Denise Caldwell, Paula Catalina, Andy Chiappelli, Shan- non Cole, Bob Cornelius, John Cuppen, Steve Davis, Mike Debien, Todd Elliot, Cheryl Ellis, John Goodwin, Tom Grambau, Margaret Gray, Brenda Green, Rose Groff, Bob Gronek, Leslie Haan, Shelly Hall, Jean Harmon, Mike Hayes, Bob Heering, Michelle Jarvis, Karen Johnson, Fred Jones, Mike Jones, Jim Julien, Linda Koebke, Doug Koehn, Kirt Kotelman, Kim Kroetsch, Rick Ledsworth, Dave Lincoln, Kerry Little, Kim Little, Margo Matthews, Brett May, Allan Miller, Bob Morden, Debra Morrison, Susan Mullen, Shawn Nolan, Mike North, Roxane Nye, David O’Brien, Laura O’Lary, Julie Palmateer, Don Reynolds, Terry Rich, Bernard Rucker, llene Schlimph, Julie Schneider, Tim Schrader, Dave Schwitzke, Dave Studaker, Robert Szulborski, Sue Wagner, Lori Walters, Buddy White, Gail Willing, Bryan Wilton, Shelly Young, Roy Young, Jim Zmolik Abou-Ganim, David Adams, Scott Ahearn, Dan Ainsworth, Rich Albert, Terri Alderson, Mark Alexander, Audrey Alexander, Debbie Allen, Scott Amey, Darla Andrews, Katie Angerbrandt, Bill President: Mike Guizar Vice President: Jamie Ross Secretary: Ann Beebe Treasurer: Robin Locke Anglebrandt, Cheryl Anglin, Paul Arnett, Mary Arnold, Dawn Assaf, Leslie Auringer, Scott Ayrton, Debbie Bachmann, Teresa Bailey, Jennifer Bailey, Ken Bair, David Baker, Michele 146 A Class With Class (above left) Secretary: Mrs. Vigrass (above) Grade Dean: Miss Austin (above right) Counselor: Mr. Mattson (above) Mike Guizar and Leslie Assaf hold up a victory barrel. The Junior Class officers with Mike Guizar as President, Jamie Ross as vice president, Ann Beebe, secretary, and Robin Locke as treasurer pulled the class through with a tremendous victory during Mardi Gras. Of course, they couldn ' t have done it without the help of the grade center staff. Balboa, Mike Banka, Elizabeth Baunoch, Gregory Bayless, Raye Lynn Beam, Donald Beauregard, Kattie Beauregard, Shirley Becktold, Frederik Beebe, Ann Beebe, Barbara Beeler, Daniel Beeler, Joe Beery, David Beery, Steven Bellomo, John Belonga, Kimberly Berk, Debbie Bettinger, Kim Bland, Kelley Bloch, Thomas Boden, Amy Boden, Roy Boldt, Susan Boman, Teresa Bonadio, Tony 147 Bonner, Mary Bonney, Judy Bopp, John Borisch, Angela Bowman, Wendy Boyd, Rick Bragg, Cheryl Brown, Greg Brown, Robin Brown, Todd Brueggebors, Silke Brunelle, Sarah Buchanan, Susan Buckmaster, Ken Buckoski, Margo Burch, Gregg Burgett, Laurie Buttrell, Harold Caldwell, Howard Callender, James Camden, Lori Campau, Steve Cansfield, Rich Cargo, Wendy Carl, Robert Carrier, Dale Carson, Jon Casado, Barb Chatty, Jim Clark, Kent Cluney, Cheryl Colemen, Lori Colgan, Laurie Collier, Kim Collins, Jeff Conlan, Mike Cook, Cindy Cook, Pam Cooper, Kiel Cooper, Wendy Crimmins, John Currie, Sandy Carrier, Dan Curtiss, Randy Daggett, Tim Dailey, Andy Davey, Terri Davis, Chuck 148 A Little Work And A Little More Play - 1 Above: Stu Weidenbach strains his brain on a test. Right: Kent Clark, Bob Hillock, and Brian Martin; 1979 ' s Three Stooges. Davis, Dan Dawson, Karen Dawson, Margaret Deem, Brenda DeRush, Tom DeStAubin, Terry Dewey, Patty Dillon, Rhonda Doan, David Dodge, Darin Dortman, Peggy Drake, Mike DuPree, Patty Duquette, Ed Durand, Martha Edie, Sue Eldridge, Harry Eldridge, Thelma 149 Elliott, Shawn Elsholz, Mary Engelgau, Dean Engelgau, Jeanne Evens, Terry Eves, Bob Fearnside, Tim Fenton, Lisa Flanigan, Tina Fletcher, Scott Fogal, Brian Forstner, Norman Fralick, James Fralick, William Francavilla, Jean Francis, Debra Frappier, Rhonda French, Suzanne v ; Fritch, Bob Frost, Bradley Galbraith, Randy Garcia, Lisa Garrettson, David Gathergood, Dale Gauthier, Greg Gavin, Kevin Gladders, Craig Goetze, David Goodwin, Kim Goolsby, James 150 On The Go With The Big ’8-0! Gorden, Craig Gorinac, Traci Gorishek, Todd Gould, Andrea Graw, Julie Graydon, Yvonne Grebenok, Joseph Guizar, Mike Haas, Julie Haase, Alicia Haight, Jeffrey Hamilton, Terry Hamilton, William Harneck, Linda Harrington, Michelle Hastings, Tammy Haynes, Jim Haynes, David Hearn, Jackie Heilig, Cathy Heisler, Mike Herber, Dave Hillis, Mike Hillman, William Hill, Dave Hillock, Bob Hindes, Robin Hinkle, Lori Hodges, Mary Horton, David Hubbell, Susan Hutchinson, Sheree Hyde, Ruth Hyslop, Kathy Irwin, Thomas Jackson, Amy Jackson, Craig Janderwski, David Jerry Leslie Jex Brent Johnson, Andrew Johnson, James 151 Johnston, Cindy Johnston, Robin Jones, Kathy Jones, Greg Joyner, Julie Juzysta, Lorraine Kalaf, Kathy Kalish, Michelle Keil, Karen Kelley, Wendy Kelly, Steve Kemp, Joe Kendall, Randy Kidd, Darren Kilbourn, Scott Knowlton, Patty Knowlton, Sue Kraft, David Krampien, Jeffrey Kreeger, Robert Kubek, Julie Land, Mike Lamarsh, Amy Lambert, Susan Lambert, Tim Landschoot, Julie Lang, Kelli Lang, Susan Ledsworth, Chris Ledsworth, Paula Lee, Glenn Lewandowski, Cindy Lewis, Jeff This year’s Junior Steering Committee helped the Junior class to come in first in the Mar- di Gras games, cart race and the wall competition; however, these people are only a few ex- amples of the fine participation in the junior class. 152 With their winning of the snow skis as sophomores, the class of 1980 came back to win the bar- rel. They are planning the snow skis again and are hoping for a great Junior Prom. They are also looking forward to coming back as seniors next fall. Lewis, Kathy Lewis, Yvonne Liebi, Carrie Litteral, Shari Loane, Larry Locke, Robin Lohr, Joni Lohr, Sandra Lomp, Natalie Lorts, Kelle Loxton, Sandra Ludington, Eugene Lyon, Carrie Lyons, Jill Mackin, Chris Mactaggart, Mary Madden, Julie Maddox, Greg Majeski, Doug Manz, Paul Marcero, Lisa Martin, Anne Martin, Brian Martin, Jocelyn Martindale, Russell Matthews, Lisa Matthews, Jeffrey Matthews, Marilyn McDonald, Karen McKenzie, Vickie McKinch, Thomas McLelland, Kathy McLeod, Charles 151 McNaughton, Carol McQuat, Kevin Meade, Karen Meads, Lori Meharg, Kim Meddaugh, Tammy Miller, Paul Miller, Sandra Molinaro, Lisa Moore, Joanne Moore, Keith Moore, Kelly Morden, Mary Morgans, Cathryne Morrison, Julie Moses, Barry Masserant, LeeAnn Motte, Steve Murry, Roy Monro, Karen Mytinger, Mike Napolitan, Joe Netter, Diane Nevins, Diann Nichol, Chris Nichol, Ray Nichols, Deborah Nicholson, Robert Nowak, Alison O’Connor, Kelley O’Hare, Kevin Orlando, Sandra Orr, David Palermo, Jill Palmateer, Mary Papes, Phil Parrish, Michele Patterson, Kim Pearce, Robert Pearson, Mike Pearson, Pat Perley, David Perry, Craig Perry, Julie Perz, John Peters, Steven Peters, Steven Phillips, Michelle 154 We’re 1 Is Anyone Listening? Left: “Mr. Hamilton ' s class is real exciting,” says the just woken up Mike Vasquez to the yawning Dale Gathergood and stretching Jeff Lewis. Above: Jeff Lewis watches out for spys as he secretly converses with Lisa Smith. Pickard, Lynn Plant, Gregory Porrett, Cheryl Porrett, Michael Post, William Pringle, Greg Preston, Vernon Proctor, Charles Radske, Jeannie Raftery, Maura Randall, Charles Ravetta, Paul Rawlings, Rick Relken, Pam Reyna, Jodi Rhude, Kim Rich, Bob Rich, Laurie Richards, Deborah Richards, George Riddell, Jerry Ridell, Scott Roberts, Susan Rochon, Brian 155 Class Of ’80 LEFT: Juniors show their spirit at a pep assembly. CENTER: Dave Bair keeps himsel amused with Patty Dewey RIGHT: Jamie Ross flashes a ”W; It Disney” type smile. Rogers, Patricia Romero, Margaret Ropposch, Joan Rosevear, Thomas Ross, Jamie Ross, Thomas Rowe, David Rumley, Diane Rusch, Richard Rutkofske, Doug Rutkofske, Susan Ryan, Cindy Sandoval, Julie Schaeffer, Mary Scheetz, Patricia Schmitt, Cornelia Schmidt, Lisa Schultz, Brian Schultz, Donald Schuneman, Karl Scohy, Pamela Scouten, Dave Seely, Nancy Segar, Julie Serra, Nick Sheldon, Kelly Shoudy, Dave 156 Too Dave Abou Ganim thinks of his plays at a Var- Jeff Johnson — Just another pretty face sity scrimmage. Sibilla, William Siple, Scott Sigafoose, Robert Singh, Aubrey Sites, Karen Smith, Chris Smith, Lisa Smith, Mark Smith, Mike Smith, Richard Smith, Wendy Snay, Anna Snider, Dave Snowden, Tammy Soupal, Lori Sovereen, Scott Sparling, Vicki Squires, Jim Stackhausen, Beth Stanfill, Stuart Steinhaus, Jodi Stephenson, Sandra Steward, Linda Stewert, Susan 157 “Juniors Make Stoeber, Terri Strauss, Kim Sweat, Frances Szulborski, Debbie Tack, Brian Tack, Renee Tarzwell, Tammi Tate, Kim Teeple, Rebecca Teff, Cathy Thomas, Harley Thomas, Scott Thomason, Karl Thomson, Barb Thomson, Jeff Touma, Lucy Truchan, Cathy True, Lester Turner, Shelly Tweedie, Sanford Tynan, Amy Umlor, Julie Valentine, Michelle VanBuskirk, Pam Vasquez, Michael Vercnocke, Cheryl 158 It Special” (opposite page) Wendy Kelley and Kathy Kalaf huddle for warmth during a varsity foot- ball game. (far left) Lisa Smith takes time out of cheerleading for a close- up. (left) Kim Collier poses in her “Jo Photographer” sweatshirt. Varga, Pam Verlinden, John Vincent, Calvin Vinz, Lars Walters, Sheri Warren, Doug Warren, Lisa Warshefski, Jeff Watson, Allyn Watson, Melissa Watters, Kim Wedge, Dale Weidenbach, Stuart Welch, Mike West, Brian Whybrew, Jeanne Wich, Mike Wilhelm, Steve Wilkins, Mark Williams, Claire Wilson, Bill Wilson, Bill Wilson, Jon Wilton, Julie Wilton, Thomas Wine, Susan Wynkoop, Mary Youngs, Michael Zelecki, Carol Zauner, Joe 159 Accordino, Nancy Adair, Jeff Akers, Cheryl Allegree, Cherie Allen, Paul Ames, Laurie Andrae, Julie Andrews, Kathy Anecki, Jeffers Anglebrandt, Mary Angerbrandt, Sandy Armstrong, Kathy Armstrong, Stacey Artman, Susan Bachman, Eddie Bailey, Cindy Ball, Charles Ball, Richard Barkley, Steffani Baron, Michelle Bauer, Rebecca Bauer, Roberta Baunoch, Janice Beauchamp, Steve Beauvais, Charlotte Beebe, John Beesley, James % Bottom Left: Mrs. Haugner, Mr. Soule, and Mrs. Fleming pose for a picture. Right: Sophomore class officers. Julie McKenzie, Presi- dent: Carol Francavilla, Vice Presi- dent; Gail Coughenour, Treasurer; Kari Petho, Secretary. 162 Spirit By The Ton Left: The Sophomore wall. Their scene was tak- en from “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. The Sophomores placed third in the wall and also took a third place for the barrel. Belkiewicz, Julie Bell, Bridget Bennett, John Bennett, Robert Berg, Richard Bernum, Brian Bingham, Ronald Birtch, Steve Birtch, Ted Blain, David Blain, Hilda Blashill, Jon Boldt, Michelle Bolin, Evelyn Bombard, Scott Bonner, Paul Bonney, Lisa Borovich, Walter Borris, Chris Bostater, Sandra Brennan, Sean Brennan, Tim Bressette, Steven Bryce, Richard I Buckmaster, Ron Budziki, Tom Bulanda, Scott Burch, Julie Burns, Casey Calabro, Mark 163 Wild And Crazy! Caldwell Valencia Camden, Mark Cantwell, John Cargo, Gary Carrier, Joel Catalina, Tony Chenault, Jeff Child, Patrick Clark, Brian Cleaver, James Cloeter, John Cluney, Shelia Collins, Bill Coleman, Scott Conlen, Carrie Corbin, Martha Cornelius, Gerald Cornwell, Jeff Coseo, Sherrie Coughenour, Gail Cowen, Jeanette Cressman, Debbie Crosby, Walter Culberson, Barton Cureton, Patricia Dancey, Lee Dandron, Buddy Daniels, Brian Davidson, Beth Davis, Rob Davis, Steve DeStAubin, Cherie Dentel, Kathy Dickinson, Craig Dillon, Ressa Dobson, Richard Dodge, Debbie Donnellon, Mark Dooley, Mary Dortman, Sue Drake, Jeff Drouillard, Linda 164 Dupuis, Mike Ely, Elizabeth Ernest, Bessie Falk, David Falzon, Anna Farquhar, Matt Feichtner, Margaret Ferguson, Scott Fidler, Phillip Fiedler, Melinda Firestone, Sheryl Flanigan, Ronald Fleury, John Fochtman, Karen Fockler, Sue Fohey, Donna Foster, Craig Fotter, Richard Fournier, Corrine Fowler, Lisa Fox, Robin Francavilla, Carol Frasier, Tim Frazer, Paula Freeman, Richard Freeman, Ruth Frigon, Ricky Fuller, Debbie Galbraith, Lorie Gardner, Jeff “Program Anyone? 50 t a piece.” says Mark Gilli- han at one of our great North- ern Pep Assemblies. Geelen, Keith Geisler, Jeff Gerus, Cynthia Gibbons, Joseph Gibbs, Sue Gilbert, Cliff Gilleran, Deborah Gillespie, Stacey Gillihan, Mark Giroux, Debbie Glenn, Jeff Goodrich, Russell Gordon, Chris Gordon, Kelly Gordon, Shelly Goodrich, Sandra Gottsleben, Maureen Gower, Karen Gragowski, Melanie Green, Nancy Green, Sue Groff, Eric Gronek, Mark Gustin, Brenda Gwisdala, David Hadley, James Haight, Richard Hall, Edward Hall, James Hall, Julie Hall, Pamela Hall, Robert Hamilton, Sally Hand, Terri Harju, Neil Harkins, Timothy Harmon, Jacquel Harris, Charles Harris, Jill 166 Easin’ On Down The Road Far Left: Jenny Stine writes her notes. Next: Lisa Tomchuck and Michelle Ready cheer on our Northern wres- tlers. Harris, Sue Harrison, Lee Hartnett, Jill Hartson, Ronald Harvey, Matthew Hawkins, Nora Hayes, Staci Haymend, Marie Haynes, Cindy Hearn, Greg Henderson, John Henline, Kara Henry, Sue Hill, Jeff Hirschfield, Paige Holmes, Cheryl Horgan, Jim Howard, Sue Howard, Tim Ingles, Mike Isabell, Jeff Jackson, Cathy Jackson, Chuck Jennings, Mark Johnson, Cindy Johnson, George Johnston, Annette Jones, Karen Joslin, Glen Kalish, Mike 167 Sophomores Show Their Spirit 4 j Kammer, Rosemary Kearns, Jackie Kempt, Kim Kibbe, Gary Kindred, Greg King, Julie King, Leo King, Rod Kinnee, Steve Koebke, Patty Koreiba, Gary Krafft, Kathy Kreger, Becky Kroetsch, Ron Kuberski, Tony Kuhr, Carla Kurzweil, Sue Lamb, Dave Lane, Ed Langowski, John LaSater, Selena Lass, Karen Lavere, Dora Leahy, Terry Ledsworth, Barb Ledsworth, Kelly Ledsworth, Randy 168 Lester, Mark Lett, Jody Lewandowski, Lee Lewis, Debbie Liebert, Serena Lindsay, Laurie Lohr, Scott Longley, Sandy Ludington, Larry Ludington, Tony Ludwig, Robert Lutz, Cyndi MacDonald, Kathy MacKenzie, Julie Mackin, Tim MacMillan, Margaret Maddox, Doug Macey, Cliff Mahosky, Lisa Majeske, Mary Malane, John Marawskim, Melanie Marcozzi, Sue Marriott, Mike Massman, Jay Mast, Valerie Maurer, David Maury, Don May, Tim McCabe, Colleen McCarty, Evans McDougall, Debbie McElroy, Sue McIntyre, Sid McLean, Edwina McTevia, John McVeigh, John Miller, Craig Miller, Elizabeth Minard, Dale Minnie, Julie Moews, John Montgomery, Stephanie Moody, Patti Moore, John Morden, Colleen Mogans, Eirlian Morrison, Todd 169 Moses, Mark Motte, Don Moulton, Dave Moulton, Elizabeth Mrozek, Mary Munro, Donna Murray, Joe Nesbitt, Gary Neuman, Larry Nichol, Richard Nikula, Tami Nobles, Edward Nolan, Theresa Norris, Nancy Norris, William North, Cheryl Nuttal, Chris Nye, Mike O’Conner, Kathleen O’Dell, Mary O’Hare, Barry O’Hare, Brian Ordowski, Jim O’Sullivan, Mary Ottaway, Pat Overbeck, Ken Owen, Janice Paeth, Lisa Palmateer, Mark Palmer, Melvin Patterson, Rod Patterson, Tom Payden, Phyliss Pedrotti, Mike Petho, Karri Pettengill, Steve Petty, Monica Pfeifer, Eric Pierson, Chris Platt, Janet Polimader, Bill Porrett, Lisa Poulos, Debbie Prigmore, Charles Purcell, James Radford, Ruth Raftery, Sheila Ramsey, Julie 170 Class Of ’81 Has Fun Rec, Jimmy Reed, Fritz Reid, Shelley Remick, Rocky Repp, Joan Rhody, Pam Richardson, Liz Richert, Tana Richert, Alan Riddell, Shari Robbins, Leonard Rock, Heather Ross, Donny Rucker, Becky Rusch, Barrie Rushton, Joey Rynties, Sue Sampsell, Lisa Sandoual, Rebecca Sarnacki, Karla Schlee, Gary Schmidt, Tim Schmitt, Bill Schnepp, Vicky Schultz, Denise Schulz, Matt Schuneman, James Schwartz, Pat Scouten, Debbie Semrow, Tim 17 ] Sophomores Show Their Class. Far Left: Laurie Truske relaxes during classes. Next: Debbie Poulos, Colleen Morden, and Kathy Andrews try to avoid our yearbook photographers Schafer, Gene Shagena, Brenda Shank, Kemmie Sheldon, Joy Sheldon, Mike Sheridan, Jeff Shoudy, Sue Shoudy, Todd Shreeve, Randy Sills, Ed Singh, Donna Sipes, Terry Siple, Janine Smith, Greg Smith, Ken Smith, Lisa Smith, Marvin Smith, Shawn Smith, Steve Snider, Nancy Snuggs, Steve Spangler, Don Stevenson, Greg Stine, Jenny Stoddart, Abigail Stokav, Dave Stoldt, Bernie Stuewer.Lori Sullivan, Maureen Summerer, Todd 172 Above: Paige Hirschfield says “Hymph! He’s not my type.” As the band members question her. Symon, Kim Tack, Kevin Tallmadge, Scott Tanton, Cherie Teff, Greg Thayer, Bev Thelmas, Leslie Thompson, Sue Thomson, Art Thurston, Judy Toles, Margaret Tomchuck, Lisa Trudell, Donna Truske, Laurie Turloff, Carolyn Underwood, Connie Underwood, Lisa VanSickle, Paul Varadi, Margaret Vario, Mike Varney, Harold Vasquez, Joleen Vincent, Everett Wagar, Jim Wallace, Bonnie Watters, Robert Weiss, Anne Welsh, Jeff Wessel, Kelly Whaling, Jane White, Kelly Whitehead, Winona Whiting, Julie Wich, C. Ann Wiersma, Rebecca Wiley, Jeff Wilczynski, Jeanne Willey, Eric Willhelm, Debbie 173 Sohphomores Strive For Success Williams, Cynthia Williams, Dave Wilson, Kathy Wilton, Joan Wolfe, Lorie Wolfe, Lynne Wolfe, Richard Woodcox, Lisa Wordon, Dave Wright, Clara Wu, Eva Young, Mary Young, Mike Young, T. Zavitz, Jay Zmolik, John U JS X V We were deeply sorry to hear, that on November 3rd of this year, in a way that none had foreseen, Linda died at the age of fifteen. We’ll miss her so very much, but remember her as such, a very beautiful girl, who gave us all much joy. And the good times that we shared, will show her that we cared, then and now ’cause we still do, just as friendship is anew. She’ll live with us in our hearts, with a smile for each day that starts, for as we all shall live, there will always be time to give. To this very special person indeed, who helped us when we were in need as many loving prayers are said, to Linda we pray all prayers instead. IN MEMORY OF LINDA DROULLARD: 5-17-63 to 11-3-78 ■ V. ) Poem by Diane Rumley • 4 :. Introducing Our Freshmen Accordino, Mike Adair, Matt Adams, Billy Adolf, Fred Ahearn, Jim Albert Scott Allen, David Ameel, Jessica Amon, David Andreae, Margie Andrews, Ted Andrews, Tammy Anger, Tammy Aplin, Leslie Arnold, Jim Armstrong, Jacque Austin, Scott Backman, John Bailey, Janie Baker, Don Baker, Ron Balboa, Rob Ball, Greg Bantle, Cheryl Bantle, Terry Barnes, Lisa Barnes, Charles Barringer, Robin Barss, Beth Bartee, Ricky Barthel, Danny Beauchamp, Anne Beeler, Jackie Beem, Laura Beery, Deana Benedict, Carol Benedict, Cheryl Bennett, James Bernum, Belinda Betts, Shane Bezenah, Tom Bickford, Shona % - 178 Blain, Robin Blashill, Joe Blatt, Tom Bond, Scott Bootes, Todd Bourdeau, Jana Bradshaw, Debbie Bringard, Marty Brohl, Lisa Brown, Brad Brown, Sherry Brown, Tammi Bryce, Kari Bryce, Robert Buckley, Robert Buckowski, Rachell Bugaiski, Robert Burch, Sue Burt, Bob Burtch, Kim Camden, Kim Campbell, Colleen Cansfield, Mike Carrier, Darlene Carrothers, Vicky Casado, Mike Chapman, Robin Chiappelli, Valerie Chioniere, David Churchill, Danita Cole, Stacy Coleman, Tim Collinge, Jenny Collinge, Karo Collins, Kathy Collins, Lori Colvin, Robert Cook, Allan Cook, Dave Corbin, Andrew Corrigan, Gary Cowles, Bill Cox, John Cramer, Missy Crawford, Luann Czajka, Colleen Czajka, Maureen Dancy, Hunter 179 Davis, Harry Davis, John Davis, Lori Deaner, Becky Dehart, Susan Deloy, Dale DeLuca, Jim Denman, Sherry Denman, Terry Doan, Richard Doetsch, Doreen Dodge, David Donnellon, Denise Dortman, Bob Dortman, Jodie Downing, Laura Drouillard, Debbie Drouillard, Harvey Dupree, Becky Duren, Dana Duquette, Kathy Easton, Tammy Elliot, Amy Elliot, Trent Ellis, Steve Engelgau, Jay Engelgau, Linda Ernest, Stanley Ernst, Ted Evans, Doug Fearnside, Melissa Fencik, Jeni Fenner, Colleen Fidler, Jackie Fitzgerald, Jack Fletcher, Shelley Fleury, Sandra Foglesong, Debbie Foley, Michael Foltz, George Forstner, Ron Fox, Richard Frantz, Michael Fredendall, Mary Fretenborou, Renee Fuller, Juanett Fuller, Rickey Gamble, Margaret 180 Take A Good Look! Geister, Randy Gibbons, Mary Gibbs, Richard Giese, Michelle Gillies, Russ Glenn, Mike Gorinac, Lindi Gouin, Cathy Gould, Miriam Gower, Pam Graham, Janet Graw, Mary Green, Beth Green, Gisele Groh, Richard Gross, Fred Haggerty, Bob Hagle, Jodi Haight, Kari Haight, LuAnn Hall, Cindy Hall, Doug Hall, Renee Hamilton, Matt Hanchon, Pat Hand, Dee Dee Hardman, Jon Harrington, Scott Hartnett, Sally Harvey, Ted Hayes, Erik Haynes, Julie Hearn, Jim Hedeen, Susan Heidemann, Kim Heier, Hugh Henry, David Henry Jim Hickey, Jeff Higgins, R. Hill, Jeff Hill, Mike 181 The Newest Faces Hillman, Tim Hinchen, Eric Hinkley, Ron Hodgins, Anne Hoffman, Jerry Holburt, Lori Holmes, Terri Holmes, Bill Houle, Debbie Howard, Debbie Howard, Jeff Howe, Hayley Hoy, Terry Hudson, April Hudson, Philip Hughes, Tom Hummel, Geoff Huston, Christi Hysongg, Philip Hyslop, Sally Ishmael, Mary Kay Israel, Paul Jackson, Arleen Jackson, Anne Jackson, Tom Jackson, Todd Jacobsen, Pauline James, Ricky Jobbitt, Tom Johnson, Charles Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Matt Johnson, Remonia Johnston, Jill Jones, Jon Jones, Robert Jowett, Gay Kalaf, Bob Karl, Deann Kasdorf, Karen Katz, David Kelly, Randy 182 Kerwin, King, Kevin Kirchner, Kippy Kish, Richard Kish, Steve Koehler, John Koehn, Bob Kolar, Dennis Komph, Marianna Koppel, Bob Koreiba, Mike Koshay, Teena Koss, Nancy Kovach, Sonny Krafft, Jeff Krause, Mike Krauss, Bob Kreeger, Randy Kreidler, Nancy Kreidler, Susan Kring, Sue Kurzweil, Scott Laber, Becky Lambert, Dan Laming, Ann Laming, Elizabeth Land, Scott Lang, Diane Langolf, Krystal Landschoot, Mollie Lasky, John Lavere, Charles LaVigne, Kaye Ledsworth, Sylvia Lee, Gary Leslie, Don Lewis, Ralph Lieberman, Joe Lincoln, Jim Litteral, Vicki Locke, Lisa Lohr, Larry Lorts, Randi Losinski, Holly Love, Kim Lovett, Jeff MacReady, Mike MacDonald, Connie 183 Macey, Jenny Madden, Laurie Maes, Annette Maes, Paul Malachi, Sharyn Mallery, Amanda Manis, Mitzi Marcero, Linda Marone, Jim Mattews, Joann Maurer, Craig McBrien, Tom McCorkle, Susan McCoy, Julie McDonald, Paul McDonald, William McEachen, Bill McGill, Patty McGregor, Brian McIntyre, Catherine Mclvor, Tammy McKelvey, Robby McKinch, Steve McKinley, Maura McNaughton, Lori McShane, Diana Meehan, Tamara Meharg, Kevin Michels, Lori Middleton, Chris Mitchell, David Mitchell, Bill Montney, Rose Monzo, Kevin Moore, Bret Moore, Cheryl Morden, Edward Morgan, Julie Morrison, Michelle Morrison, Kristy Moss, Kim Motte, Karen Nabozny, Lenae Napolitan, Pat Neal, Jenny Neaton, Angie Nelson, Brian Nesbitt, Jeff 184 Northern’s New Geniuses Netter, John Neumann, Mike Newingham, Jodi Nicholson, Julie Nichols, Mike Niswaider, David Nobles, Jim Nofs, Ken Nolan, Kurt Nolan, Nicholas Noll, Rebecca Nowak, Heather Nurenberg, Steve Nuttall, Elizabeth Nutt, Gerry O’Connor, Dennis O’Hare, Brad Olney, Walter Olson, Sue Ostrander, Steve Owen, Jerry Pabon, Thresa Palmateer, Scott Palmateer, Steve Parmann, John Payne, Lynn Pearce, Cindy Pearson, Chris Pedrotti, Lori Perry, Steve Perry, Tamara Peterson, Lori Petty, Laura Petty, Lynn Pillsbury, Chad Polimadei, Alan Polk, Lori Pool, Michael Popham, Joya Popp, Ron Porrett, Sarah Porter, Burton 185 Freshmen Work Hard Proctor, Robert Przytakoski, Guy Quinn, Timothy Rabine, Mark Rady, Mark Raftery, Ruth Rawlings, Robin Rawza, Jean Raymo, Gary Redmond, Karen Renno, Tammy Repp, Nancy Rice, Shannon Rich, David Rich, Janet Richardson, Bruin Richert, Terry Richter, Lori Robinette, Greg Rochon, Anne Rock, Karee Rohn, Al Romero, Crystal Romero, Timothy Rosentreter, Lisa Rowe, Troy Ryan, Charles Sarnacki, Barbara Sawdon, Joe Schieman, Debbie Schieman, Bill Schlee, Kathleen Schmude, Mary Jo Seely, Laura Schutz, Valerie Scott, Mark Seklar, Amber Setter, Randy Seymore, Bruce Shafer, Sheri Sharpe, Colleen Sharpe, Scott 186 Sheldon, Karen Shier, Greg Shreeve, Scott Sibilla, Warren Sills, Ken Sills, Mike Smith, Mike Smith, Sharon Sloan, Lori Smith, Brian Smith, Carla Smith Jenny Smith, Kelly Smith, Russ Smith, Wendi Snider, Cathy Snuggs, Jerry Snyder, Kellie Solinsky, Lori Somers, Victor Sophia, Brad Sparling, Jeff Spencer, Bernard Spencer, Joe Spillard, Colleen Steinhaus, Pam Stephenson, David Steward, Kathryn Stoeber, Debbie Stolicker, Marlene Stolicker, Jurine Stoner, Lisa Stubbs, Leon Sullivan, Kelley Summer, Ron Tanton. James Teeple, Steven Teeple, Tim Thayer, Becky Thompson, Chris Thompson, Linda Thompson, Pat Tomlinson, John Tomlinson, Frank Tony, Carry Totten, Pam Totten, RoseAnn Towns, Mark 187 Trentacosta, Pam Tucker, Patti Turner, Peggy Ullenbruch, Martha VanBuskirk, Tim Vandenbossche.Mark VanLuven, Lori Varga, Doug Vario, Maria Vollmers, Teresa Vorpagel, Patty Wacker, Julie Wade, Linda Wagner, Greg Wak, David Wakeham, Kelly Walsh, Terese Way, Dwayne Weber, John Walters, Patty Warren, Brian Warwick, Gary Weckesser, Robert Weeks, Chuck Weis, Dan West, Ardythe Westphal, MaryAnn Whitehead, Kathy White, Kim Whitmore, Tom Wich, John Wildie, David Wilhelm, James Wilhelm, Karen Wilkinson, Scott Willis, Kenal Willis, Ken Wilson, Darcy Wilton, Becky Wilton, Crystal Withey, Mary Wolfe, Connie Wolfe, Ginger Wolfe, William Wolkensperg, Jackie Woodman, Wendi Worden, Cody Wu, Walter 188 Freshmen Do Their Thing Upper Left: Freshman Class Officers: Harvey Drouillard, Brian Smith, Lori Collins, Danita Churchill. 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Shain ■X3 SErzSi With great pride we appreciate the large number of Seniors that have come to Askar Shain for Graduation Portraits ph b ™ A Branch of P Port Huron School of Business A Branch of Pontiac Business Institute Financial Aids Free Placement Service “Give yourself the advantage Peoples Bank Bldg. Suite 430 984-5185 George Innes Mens Wear Congratulations Class of ’79 319 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Ml 48060 Telephone 384-3129 Congratulations Class of ’79 Fox Jewelry Company Direct Diamond Dealers Michigan’s Leading Jewelers since 1917 Thanks to the Spirit Staff From Mrs. Feeheley 197 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 from Mueller Brass EIFERT’S EGGAIRY 1635 Pine Grove Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Shop in comfort from your car. Open Mon. - Sat. 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Sun. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. EARL C. SMITH, INC. Motor Freight System CONGRATULATIONS 1720 Dove St. Port Huron, Michigan ROWELL CHIROPRACTIC LIFE CENTER SMattress t shoppe ; Dr. T.F. Rowell, Chiropractor SERVICE Plus QUALITY Phone 987-4740 Colonial Shopping Center 2842 Pine Grove ave BUS. PH. 985-6582 Port Huron. Mich. Colonial iReat j hoppe Fresh Quality Meats FEATURING ALEXANDER 8c HORNUNG Home Made German Style Sausages SANDERS CANDIES ft BAKERY JIM MADAY j ES. LdNDONS London’s Quality Products At Your Door — At Your Store C JERRY FOOD MARKETS 2136 Pine Grove Port Huron, Mich. Port Huron 1 PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON Friendly People Going One Step Further For You Telephone 984-5161 “Congratulations, Seniors!” Now that you are stepping out of high school, you will be faced with decisions about your future. We’re going one step further to help you make this transaction step smooth and successful. Student Loans Car Loans Savings Plans Friendly People Serving People at 8 Convenient Locations Main Office: 511 Fort St. Lapeer Rd. Office: 4503 Lapeer Rd. 24th St. Office: 1226 24th St. Marysville Office: 2425 Gratiot Blvd. Water St. Office: 500 Water St. Pine Grove Office: 657 Garfield Busha Office: 1650 Busha Hwy. Ft. Gratiot Office: 4512 24th Ave. EAGLE Chrysler Plymouth Dodge Dodge Trucks Do things the AMERICAN way . . . with the EAGLE! The Dealership built on . . . TRUST, INTEGRITY and SERVICE Come to the dealer that brought . . . DETROIT PRICES to the Bluewater Area! ONE HOUR FINANCING 4080 24th AVE 385-4481 OUT OF TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED 201 WPHM With the sounds of today 2379 Military. Port Huron, Mi. 987-4100 CONGRATULATIONS To the Port Huron Northern Class of 79 Your Quality Market AGAR’S m 5751 Lakeshore Rd. The Fogcutter Restaurant 511 Fort St. Port Huron, Mi 48060 987-3306 Ropposch Brothers Floor Covering Carpet — Wallpaper — Draperies — Linoleum Installation Service 3585 Pine Grove Ave. Port Huron, Ml 202 r Congratulations Seniors From VALENTINE-THOMAS ASSOC., INC 4435 - 24th AVENUE, PORT HURON 203 SARA’S HALLMARK SHOP CARDS AND GIFTS oncer upon a time COURT OF FLAGS MALL KRAFFT 24th CHILDREN’S APPAREL Sizes 0-14 984-4500 2854 Pine Grove Colonial Shopping Cntr. NEAL’S AUDIOLAND 2866 Pine Grove Ave. 987-2940 ( 313 ) 984-3157 HERTZ INC. “Everything in Music” SINCE 1934 JACK C. SNYDER Manager 312 HURON PORT HURON. MICH. 48060 Hertzs 2543 LAPEER WEST OF 24th st BLUE WATER BIBLE BOOK STORE Sunday School Materials — Music Supplies Records — Gift Items — Greeting Cards Colonial Shopping Center 2448 Pine Grove Ave 985-6817 982-0174 TONY GUIZAR LICENSEE 204 205 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 COMPLIMENTS OF FOX JEWELRY COMPANY 221 Huron Ave. Telephone 984-3194 Best Wishes to All the Class of 1979 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 GEORGE INNES MEN’S WEAR 319 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Telephone 984-3129 NICHOLAS DAVID Hair Stylists The fine art of creative hair styling 2838 Pine Grove Ave. Colonial Shopping Center Port Huron, Michigan Tel: 982-6662 Open Monday - Saturday N - —■! I hl TODAY ' S MAN STAN MARENGO APPLIANCE 2836 Pine Grove Ave. 205 Huron Ave. Port Huron, Michigan (313) 985-8186-7 PORT HURON MICHIGAN Phone: 982-6651 The Student Center. Going to McDonald’s® is almost as much a part of school as going to class. 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