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

Page 6 text:

Ordinary? Never. Boring? Unthink- able. Humdrum? Impossible! When one is describing Northern ' s students, none of the above words should ever be mentioned. Words like exciting and fabulous are more appropriate. Walking down the halls of school, one is sure to notice that these stu- dents are different — they are not just a bunch of teenyboppers. Sure, they are active in sports, academics. Football player or cheerleader? Junior Beth Davis emcees the PH-PHN pep assembly. Beth and the other cheerleaders were imitating the rivals for the assembly. Out Of The Ordinary — Look Again extra-curricular activities and the age-old art of having fun, but there is more to these students; they have a spirit and style that cannot be topped. If one is in doubt about these mighty Hus- kies, all he has to do is take an- other look to rid himself of these doubts. Go ahead — take another look! Are they football players or administrators? Principal James Goldsworthy and secretary Anita Reynolds show their school spirit while taking another look at some paperwork. 2 Opening

Page 5 text:

4 q VV V ? vV W ► A ?V%5 Port Huron Northern High School 1799 Krafft Road Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Spirit, Volume 23 “Take Another Look” 1

Page 7 text:

What lengths some people will go to for a life saver! Jenny Carpenter and Carl Lundblad ex- change the popular candy in the Life Saver game during the Mardi Gras games assembly. What in the world? . . Hey, it is the varsity foot- ball team under all that attire! The guys volun- teered to impersonate the Big Reds ' cheerlead- ers during the pep assembly before the PHHS- PHN football game Opening 3