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

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Sophomore Pam Barber fills in for senior Mark Collard as the mascot during a Friday pep as- sembly. Practicing before a game at Memorial Stadium, junior Doug Conley prepares to catch a pass Band director Mr Greg Christensen, the march- ing band, and the varsity football team prepare for a Friday night football game at Memorial Stadium. Friday Night$ 11

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T.G.I.F. Students Finally Set The Books Aside Filled with enthusiasm. Senior Jennifer Mattson leads the crowd with a cheer at the Roseville vs. Northern football game. Getting ready for the funeral at Lakeside Park, Eugenie McNamee, Amy Shock, and Maureen O ' Connor decorate their car before the PHN vs. PH football game. Nothing is more rewarding after a long week of tests, papers, teachers, and grades then a Friday night football game with friends! Everyone ' s excite- ment is heightened when the crowd gathers in Memorial Stadium ' s familiar stands. McDonalds proves to be the favorite hangout where kids curb their appetites and socialize after the eve- ning ' s game For a football player the evening proves to be entirely different. Anxiety during the day develops into excite- ment once the team reaches Memori- al Stadium. Senior Pete George com- ments, When you run out in between the cheerleaders you can really feel the crowd cheering for you. But after that your mind is set on some serious football. If the team wins you get an awesome feeling, kinda like you are on top of the world.” Band members view Friday night from yet another vantage point. Sup- porting the team and entertaining the crowd are their two top priorities. Sen- ior Scott McCandless says, We know that after the half time all our hard work has been worthwhile, especially when the crowd cheers us on. So the next time one rolls out of bed on a school morning with thoughts of papers and tests, just remember that an exciting Friday night is waiting! 10 Friday Nights

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Prom And Graduation The End The end of the year is filled with dif- ferent emotions for seniors. Some are glad high school is over, some are anx- ious for college, while others are head- ed into the working world. Yet, all will miss the friends they made through the years. The memories they shared with their closest friends will stay with them forever, The prom and commence- ment activities provide memorable moments between seniors. When senior Shelly Nugent was asked how she will feel when she grad- uates, she replied, I will be both excit- ed for the future, and at the same time sad to leave so many friends. Jeff Pietrowski. Kathy Petho. Lee Ann Hubbeil. Jay Zuiauf. Andrea Adolph, and Bill Stier are ea- gerly anticipating the Senior Prom. The Class of 1987 is waiting to receive their diplo- mas during Commencement at McMorran Audi- torium. 12 Graduatlon Ceremonies