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

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Devastating Daze Carolyn Osborn strives to finish her book for Mrs. Allen’s English class. She has secluded herself in the bandroom to get away from the loud crowds in the halls. Jenny Ruffing frantically searches to collect her pa- pers that were strewn throughout the hall when she tripped over her shoelaces. It’s happening again and there is nothing one can do about it. Its an- other bad day. How do you know it’s going to be a bad day? Well, you know it’s going to be a bad day when . . . 44 . . . you ' ve already failed two tests and it ' s only second hour. — Torn Barkey 44 . . . one of your frosted Flakes moves.’ ' — Todd Brown 44 .. . the cofee ' s cold, the car won ' t start, and the weekend is five days away.” — Paul Bruen 44 . . . you step out of bed and mis- take the cat for your slippers.” — Bill Gaffney 44 . . . you show up for school and no one else is there.” — Dave Garijo 44 . . . your Rice Krispies don ' t snap, crackle, and pop.” — Angie Kelley 44 ... the 12:30 staff meeting really happens.” — Paul Pencak Paul A. Cogley Andre w R. Collins Douglas S. Conley Jennifer C. Connell Gary Cook Brian E. Cooper Holly J. Cooper Jud Corby Jacqueline R. Course Carol A. Creager Seniors people

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Jennifer L Briscoe Paul S. Britz Natalie Brockway Charles E Brown Daniel T. Brown Kirk ,Y Brown Todd G. Brown Paul S . Bruen Brent Buckley Scott J Burns Angela Burtch Donald Caldwell Sara Campbell Margaret A. Carey Maureen F. Carey Michele M. Carlson Jonathan Carr Christopher Castillo Elizabeth Castillo Charles E. Cenci Judith E. C ' harbeneau Michael .V Choiniere Stephanie Clark Troy D. Clark Christene A. Clay Seniors people

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The Thrill Of It “You made it! You made it!” Those were the shouts that all the nominees for the Queen’s Court from the Senior Class heard. Most of the girls were excited, some felt honored, and still others did not know how to feel. Jeanine Spillard admitted that she was “extremely flattered” to be picked. Kristen Henline said, “I’m glad I was chosen for my senior year.” Being picked as a nominee was a new thrill for Mario Iafrate, who was representing her class as a nominee for the first time. “Even though this is my last year of school, it’s my first year on Court. It feels great and I’m excited.” On the morning of October 10, the ten Senior Court nominees, donning their beautiful fashions provided by Ron Lendzion’s, gracefully walked across the stage at the school assem- bly. These girls will never forget their special day of representing the Senior Class for Mardi Gras! Senior Court Nominees: Heather Jerrett, Robin Hinkley, Andrea Lukovich, Kristi Petitpren, Maureen O’Connor, Jeanine Spillard, Kristen Henline, Mario Iafrate, Stacey Smith, Liz Castillo, and Amy McElroy. Liz Castillo, one of the three Senior Queen’s Court finalists, smiles brightly as she is chauffeured around the football field at Memorial Stadium. Matthew J. Crigger Tricia R. Crosby Chris Crowder Lori Culp Robert Czerniawski Stephanie A. Darczy James P. Darval Douglas S. Dautel Jonathan A. Davenport Nicole M. Davies Seniors people