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

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1. Mr. Ryskewecz takes pride in his students that have a flare for French — Pat George. Maria DeLuca, Margaret Carey, Michelle Beals, and Jenni Laffrey. 2. David Doan is an industrious student hard at work in the library. 3. Mr. Lonnie Rutkofske keeps his history work close to his heart. 8 Academics

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■:v2 ' » ' c 4 % 2T . f .. • £! ■£ - L 7 -. 2 ' - -’ •? ?! ; »• •. ?. T.“ .. - 1 f -V r - -l - - -x- r - r - - . .» ■ !■ MmaM - V . . r »- - — J T-5: , ■ ■= -ifQ- j v - ’•: »- % ; 1 V ' t- ' Tff - -- 2 ' . - «. T — - ?1SS Port Huron flourishes on the banks of one of the largest sources of fresh water in the world. The vital importance of this water to the city is evident in many different ways. The beaches along the lake attract vast numbers of visitors and residents alike. Many people also enjoy leisurely afternoons boating or sailing. Sport fishing is a popular attraction of this town along the water. This city’s greatest distinction in con- nection with the surrounding water is the Port Huron-to-Mack- inac sailboat race. Crowds flock in large quantities, and the city becomes a surging metropolis. Perhaps more importantly, the abundant water gives Port Huron a special personality. People may take that fact for granted, but the deep blue water re- flects a wonderful image of the city and also provides many breathtaking views. Community 7

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- A CLASSIC DISPLAY OF . ACADEMICS Academics 9