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

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David A. Cuthbertson Donald J. Dancey Stephanie M. Daniels Lisa L. Davey Michael J. Davis Paige A. Davis Peter E Deegan Natasha J. DeJong Kyle R Delacy Lynly Delacy Michael C. Delacy Laurie A. Demeyer Shelly Deview Christine M. Dewitt Bronson T. Diffin Mark Dodge Michael C. Dolan Daniel H. Donnellon Bonnie L. Drake Kelly A. Drechsler 24 Seniors

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Tricia Campbell Kristina M Card Tracy L Carleton Jennifer L. Carpenter Bradley J. Carrier Susan P Champagne Scott M. Chandler Jennifer K. Clark Mark C. Collard Laura A. Collins Jacquelyn R. Cook Jennifer L Copping Lisa M. Cosgrove Renee L. Cote Sara L. Crawford John C. Cristini Robert D. Crosby Roger E. Cross Vickie R. Cumow Christy M. Curtis Seniors 23

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Deanna L. Drouillard Laura A Duckworth Lisa Dykstra Kimberly A. Eagle James D. Ecarius Jennifer L. Edie Kimberly S Edie Alison D Elliott Get Up To Date With POD If one were to ask seniors what one thing they hated most about their senior year, four out of five would answer POD. Late night read- ing for next day turn-ins, getting all eight sources accumulated, and bumming magazines from friends are common rituals among seniors. The one required class for the senior year has to be the one with the most homework. POD has gone down in history as being a very infor- mative class. For most seniors it is the first time they have heard of news maga- zines. Teachers claim that POD is beneficial for students because it prepares them for what lies ahead in the real world. When asked what value POD held for her, Jennifer Hartson replied, I have found out a lot of things I never thought I ' d care about. Even though it is a lot of work, it ' s not as bad as I was led to believe. Jennifer Hartson and POD teacher Mr Fred Green discuss newspoints on the day of a tum-in. Seniors 25