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

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Lisa Gray Michele Gray Brian A Hancock David Hansen Mark E. Hanton Nancy A Haremza Jody A Harneck Shawna G. Harneck Senior-Freshman Siblings Although most seniors refuse to ad- mit having anything in common with the freshmen, a small group of ninth and twelfth graders cdnnot deny their likenesses. Besides attending the same school, they also share the same house, the same parents, and even the same last name. They are all siblings. I just can ' t get used to seeing her in the halls, senior Michelle Schattler says about her freshman sister Heather. Missy Thomas, also a senior, remembers the last time she and her sister Thereasa went to the same school. It ' s been a long time. I was in the fifth grade and she was only in the second. Starting high school is a big step for a ninth grader and having an older brother or sister there can be a great help. Many seniors are finally realizing that sooner or later little brothers and sisters grow up, too. Senior brothers and sisters stand above their freshmen siblings Sibling pairs from left to right are Mark Hanton and Brian Hanton; Con J6n Ruffing and Edward Ruffing, Michelle Schattler and Heather Schattler; Missy Thomas and Ther- easa Thomas and Raquel Bright and Ryan Bright, Seniors 29

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Linda C. Gaffney Joanne M Gagne Timothy D. Galvin Karen Gamble David W Gardner David M. Genna Bethanie K. George Peter R. George Matthew S. Gerus Joleen K. Giacalone John Gilbert Andrea L. Goldsworthy Michael Golinske Tiffiny B. Gombos Michelle M Goodrich Beverly L. Gozdzialsky Kristina A. Grabbitt George Grady Robert Grant Catherine M Grasel 28 Seniors

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Thomas Harrington Jennifer L. Harris Jennifer M. Hartson Sherri Hayes Sherman W Hayner Diane G Hearn Kelly J. Heimbach Dean Hency Hey! Say Senior Power Espirit Spirit is a sense of pride shared by a group. Donning the blue and gold on Fridays, rooting for our teams and par- ticipating in school activities are all a part of showing spirit and pride. Seniors seem to have a special spirit all their own. The senior year is a time everyone hopes to make memorable. The seniors showed their spirit by win- ning the penny jars, the cart race, the wall building, and making a valiant ef- fort in spirit week. The seniors have definitely gotten off to a great start making this year memorable. The spirit of the entire class is reflect- ed in the way seniors take pride in themselves and attempt to achieve their personal goals. Each class hopes to be thought of as the most spirited which is difficult to determine since the seniors and their spirit are definitely one of a kind! Bob Brown exhibits extraordinary senior spirit as he cheers on the Huskies before the Port Huron vs Northern football game 30 Senior«