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

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FACULTY Donald Aikins Michael Artman Richard Baker James Bates Thomas Blackney Eugene Blynn Betty Boyd Olga Cantu Samuel Coughenour Linda Crackel Patrick Curley Craig Dahlke Ronald Davey Geraldine DeWitt James Dickey Michael Dineen Susan Doherty Janet Eastman Lynn Esterline Joann Fick MISS “VAN” Miss Ruth VanderWeide is a twenty- three year old 1985 graduate from Hope College. She now teaches Ad- vanced Composition and tenth grade CP English. Her hometown is Grand Rapids. Michigan. She enjoys water and snow skiing. Hydro-sledding, various sports (espe- cially PHN football!), and has climbed the fourth highest mountain in the con- tinental U.S. Miss Van” is very excited and enthusiastic about her new teach- ing position. Page 12 — 1. Mrs. Ruth VanderWeidi thinks that two jerseys are better than one. Page 13 — 1. Mr. Eugene Blynn demonstrates his geometric skills to the class. 2. Mr. Gary Young overseeing his homeroom activities. 12 Academics

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NEXT IN COMMAND DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS Louella Allen James Elliot Stanley Renner Richard Tinsley COUNSELORS Howard Buckoski Eugene Dunbar Arlene Elliot Robert Mattson Douglas Soule What’s up. Mr Burnell? Running a high school is not an easy job — just ask Mr. James Goldsworthy. He is fortunate to have an excellent staff working along with him. The assistant principals, Mr. James Dickinson. Mr. James Burnell, and Mr. Richard Chapman, are kept extremely busy everyday. Mr. Dickinson is in charge of atten- dance, department chairpersons, and supervision of the building while Mr. Goldsworthy is away. Mr. Burnell has separate duties. He is not only in charge of attendance and student discipline, but he is also Athletic Di- rector. Mr. Chapman is in charge of the senior activities, parent newslet- ters, and substitute teachers. The other members of the staff are important, too. The department chairpersons make sure their de- partment is under control and func- tioning smoothly. The counselors work mainly with students. They as- sist them with schedule changes, college applications, and with what- ever problems the students happen to encounter. With Mr. Goldsworthy and the staff working hand-in-hand. Port Huron Northern’s future looks as if it will continue to be prosperous. Academics 11

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FACULTY Joan Fischer Robert Fochtman Susan Forner Katherine Foster Diane Fugiel Al Gable Donna Galoit Carol Goldfarb Fred Green Jackie Guske Thomas Hamilton Dan Hanton Howard Heidemann Sandy Hein Deborah Hesterberg Larry Klink Patricia Knapp Raymond Labelle Sherian LaMarra Albert Lewandowski Elizabeth Mackie Sue Martino David McEwen Academics 13