Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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Spirit Night ' 85 Despite the unusual state of disrup- tion at the high school, spirit and en- thusiasm leaked their way into the An- nex. Even though freshly poured tar and asphalt prevented students from racing around the track on Big Wheels, they still had fun hopping across the field in potato sacks and racing around goal posts in man-powered chariots. The first annual Big Mac Eating Con- test thrilled the audience but probably sickened the boys who tried to eat as many Big Macs as possible in five minutes. Musical chairs proved to be a popular activity when students who lost their seats received whipped cream pies in their faces, like Shannon Couzens. Each class collected their strongest stu- dent to anchor their tug-of-war rope. The junior class pulled the freshmen and seniors across the line to come up the champions. A bonfire complete with music from the band, chants from the cheerleaders, and laughing students rounded out an exciting even- ing and laid the path for future spirit nights. s T U D E N T TOP LEFT; Seniors strain under the juniors mighty tug. Aren ' t you hungry for Burger King now? MIDDLE: Nice facial, Shannon ' Jodi Smalec and Steve Paredes get together in the sack.

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idraisers Fundraising fever strikes NHS Fundraising fever began early this year, sending each class in a whirl of activity. The Freshmen immediately caught on to the im- portance of money-making with their success in passing out the AT T handbills. Commit- ted Sophomores withstood icy winter winds, determined to sell a cup of hot chocolate to everyone. Computer dating, a fun and new idea, added to the growing Junior treasury. This year was the Seniors ' last chance to raise money before their prom, and they charged full steam ahead by sponsoring dances and flower sales, as well as a Christmas ornament sale. Fundraisers are important events at Northville High School. Students learn how to work together and accomplish their goals, while making money at the same time. 16 I want YOU to buy a yearbook, says senior Karen Kaisner. Donkey Basket Ball — A popular Senior Class fund raiser. I always knew you had a talent for decorating, Anne Griffith tells Kevin Haas.

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I, Homecoming Once again Homecoming floats paraded through downtown Northville enroute to the football game against Franklin on October 11. More clubs and organizations than ever before took part in this year ' s fairy tale theme. The sophomores and freshmen made a fine showing with Peter Pan and Little Red Riding Hood, even though the seniors won as usual with the Three Little Pigs. The juniors captured second with Hansel and Gretel ' s candy house. David Robinson escorts junior representatives Susie Rahimi and Donn Hubbard. Sophomore representatives Eddie Walsh and Heather Cross ride through town. Freshmen Steve Ventura and Amy Hill parade past the cemetery. TOP LEFT: The seniors ' Three Little Pigs float takes first place. BOTTOM LEFT: The sophomores ' Peter Pan float sails through town.