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

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Portrait Of A Senior A Musician One might want to take another look when noticing Drew Maywar. This multi-talented musician was voted prettiest eyes by this year ' s senior class. Drew is a member ot an abundance of musical organizations. He is presi- dent of the school ' s bands, and partic- ipates in them with the trombone and bass guitar. Out of school. Drew is a member of an International Band, which is traveling to Europe in the sum- mer, and he also sings in an Internation- al Choir. On weekends he likes to play his bass guitar with his private band. He participates in so many musical activi- ties because, according to Drew, I enjoy performing in front of people and accepting the applause at the end. After high school Drew plans to at- tend the University of Rochester, in New York, and study engineering. Also, one of my goals is to form a profes- sional rock band, and accumulate a following of groupies. Drew Maywar seriously practices his music on his bass guitar in Jazz Band He has participated in band for four years, and plans to organize a private band of his own someday Michael D Benson Susan M Boman Anthony Bonacci Thomas H Booth Kimberly A. Bostick Angela H. Bowns David A Boyea Michael J. Bright Seniors 21

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Ronald Ainsworth Kimberley S. Alcock Anna C. Anderson Johnathon P. Andrews Alan Anglebrandt Scott L. Anglebrandt Matthew Anter Mohsen Anwar Todd E. Armstrong Scott H Bailey Michael Baker Robert W Baker Larry A. Ball Richard A Balmer Patricia L. Basrai James Beals Jeanne Beauchamp Corrine Becigneul Elizabeth A Beebe Kimberlee S. Beedon 20 Seniors

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Raquel L. Bright Robert J. Brown Steven R. Burch Jack L Burns Renee L. Burns Stephen M. Burrows Krista M. Campbell Tracy M. Campbell Countdown To Memories Caps and gowns, graduation cere- monies, senior pictures, football games, class rings, and dreaded POD newspoints may conjure up memories of high school to many graduates. The idea of life away from high school seems like an impossibility at this mo- ment, but soon the time will come when only memories remain. It is also depressing to realize that it is the last year to spend time with friends. In response to the question of what she would most remember about high school, senior Kelli Krenke replied, I ' ll miss school a lot but my friends most of all. I just want to make this the my best year ever. She added, laughing, I will be glad to graduate, though. Some of the best times a senior has is time spent with friends. Seniors Michelle Schattler, Andrea Goldsworthy, and Susan Straffon display their friendship while at the footall game against Roseville “Any memories I have will be centered around times spent with my friends ' Michelle Schattler said, summing up the feelings of many seniors 22 $«nlort