Northville High School - Palladium Yearbook (Northville, MI)

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w Right: Brad Guerro, Todd Clason, and Nicole Bush react to a Mustang touchdown. Upper left: The Mustang marching band warms up before their final performance. Lower: Field commander Scott Turner, ma- jorette Lisa Chiavazza, and company begin their long ascent up Center Street to the high school. 7b MARCHING BAND ±±

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r Seinior M Elect ns Most AttractiveiRay Smit, Karen Stinson Prettiest Hair: Randy )udd, Kathy Kennedy Prettiest Eyes: Handy Holloway, Julie Dellin . Pret|iest Smile: Dave McCreadie, Dee LaChart4 ■ • stNose: Rich Gird, Rohyn Wisely ' ' Body: Ray Smit, Robin Strunk Most Intellectual: Kevin Haas, Erika Nelsen Best Personality: Rich Gird, Julie Anger Biggest Gossip: Jim Cerrefani, Josie Caru so Most Shy: Tony BriningstooJ, Sue Austin Most Outgoing: Rich Gird, Julie Anger WilJ||t: Tim Spradlin, Stacey Fitzpatrick Bigfisi Flirt: Matt Hubert, Stacey Fitzpatrick Class Clown: Jeff Hamilton, Jenny Nunn Party Animal: Rob Frazer, Kathleen Holloway . Best Dancer: Dave Townsend, Carrie Eko Most Accident Prone: John McRae, Michelle Cross Worst Driver: John McRae, Tanya Siefken Most Changed: Nick Morris, fceJiey Skinner Most Athletic: Tony BriningstooJ, Tricia Du Most Creative: Chris Cooney elly Valentin Best Dressed: Randy Hollowc , Stephanie Papp Most Musical: Dave Cocagne Karla Pearson . Most Likely To Become President: Aian Hite, Beth Favorite Rock Band: Genesis Favorite Song: Fight For Your Right (To Party] : Favoi e Movie: Top Gun FavoMe Hang Out: Plymouth TacoBell Favoipe Teacher: Darrel Schumacher Favorite Course: Humanities Favolte Sex Symbol: MeJ Gibson, Kathy Smith . ab3 SENIOR MOCK ELECTIONS 75

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Jazz Ensemble Makes Beautiful Music The 1987 jazz ensemble, composed of student musi- cians from aJi our iiigh school classes, was filled with the talent and diversity of true professionals. Incorporating instruments such as trombones, trumpets, saxophones, drums, guitars, and bass guitars, this weJI-discipJined group played a variety of both jazz and rock composi- tions. Along with regularly scheduled community con- certs in the spring and fall, this year ' s group took part in several competitive performances. Northville scored very well in the regional band festi val in April, once again liv- ing up to their reputation of having the highest musical standards. Jazz ensemble meets every day immediately following school as a seventh hour. Under the direction of Mr. Michael flumbell, these dedicated students sharpen their playing techniques in an informal atmosphere. The talent of senior guitarist David Cocagne and trumpet player Karl Freydl will be greatly missed next year, but with the strong section of junior members there is no doubt the 1988 jazz ensemble will be more than able to carry on the NHS tradition of excellence. Left: Jason Cossin provides the driving beat for the jazz ensemble. Above: Jazz ensemble members Kim Harris, Kelly Calhoun, Mike Brown, Craig Dobie, Matt Ho, Lani Chisnell, Jay Fischer, Karl Freydl, and Brad Guerro harmonize on an upbeat tune. Missing students in- clude Jason Cave, Chris Shaw, Stuart Earl, Scott Mroz, Tim Goode, Steve Janik, and David Cocagne. Right: Karl Freydl blasts out a piercing note. JAZZ ENSEMBLE 77