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

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The Class of 1991 adapted well to study hall because they have had past experience, kin- dergarten nap time! Freshman Stacy Tenbusch shows that she is a true veteran of rest periods! Heads lying on cafeteria tables are a common sight in study hall Sophomore Gary Peters is hav- ing sweet dreams in his sixth hour study period. zzzzzzzz . . . Study Hall Strikes Although the definition given in The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language states that a study hall is a schoolroom reserved for study, many students regard study hall as an opportunity to catch up on some sleep, do yesterday ' s home- work, visit with friends, or roam the hall- ways. It ' s so boring! says Ann Marie O ' Connor. “I look at the clock every two minutes. But what about the pains of study hall, like wearing a winter coat in June to combat the cold, or having a cold and driving everyone crazy by sniffling all hour, or dreading to be called up to the front of the study hall and having to walk in front of all those people? These are the common problems of study hall that students have to face every day, and just think — some peo- ple are lucky enough to have two study halls! What? Someone is studying ' m study hall? Sopho- more Jerry White is struggling over his geometry homework Senior Doug Touma is using the study hall facili- ties to get some last-minute cramming done be- fore school 6 Study Hall