Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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tammBmssaa amss ssiasBmsm juniors Diane Ford, Kim Rush, IVIichele Mance, Kathleen Halloway, and Chris Hornberger pause for a pic ture while deciding whether or not to sit down and watch the game. John Gird drives the lunior Love Bug through town. Julie Anger, Michelle Cross, and Kim Flading — That ' s what friends are for Beth Buckland says, What do you say we blow this popslcle joint, Rich!

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t imiJi mium.m.um. . . mmnm mmmm Spirited sophomores overcome the odds If you thought being a sophomore meant finally leaving the junior high, you were in for a surprise first semester. The year got off to a somewhat bumpy start, but the official sophomore class of the N.H.S. Annex didn ' t let the split schedule dampen their spirits or slow them down. One of the main fundraisers was the Turkey Trot dance held at Meads Mill. It was sponsored by Student Congress and raised over two hundred dollars for the sophomore class. Another fund- raiser was the hot chocolate sale held January 13-18, The sale not only raised money but also warmed students walking from the buses to the school. There were many opportunities this year for the sophomores to express their school spirit, including participating in Homecom- ing week activities and the building of the infamous Peter Pan float. This class has displayed much leadership and drive, with no signs of stopping. Watch out for the Class of ' 88! Merrilyn Michelitch was chosen to represent Northville in the 1986 Hugh O ' Brien Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar. One sophomore from each Michigan high school is selected to attend the three day seminar at a local college based upon outstanding leadership qualities, good communication skills, and a well-rounded background. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Secretary Heather Cross, Vice President Leslie Wendel, Treasurer Nancy Merrifield, Co- presidents Tom Whelan and Ed Walsh. 131