Springfield North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Honor Roll — - 4.00 or higher SENIORS Marianthi Loukoumidis Gregory Bianchi Keith Calabrese Kristina Luce Jason Burcham Todd Clauer Elyse Mancy Zeeshan A. Butt Scott Crabill Anastasia Martin Nancy Crabill Bill Davidson Lisa Mardelli Carie Faust Steve Paris Alisa Serve ' Shellley L. Foran Marcus Johnson Julie Wildman Aaron Hansgen Leonie Meijer Philipp Winkler Katrina Keifer David Morris Eric Maki James l Hordenbrock SOPHOMORES Julie Mancy Rune Pederson Mathan Ardle Dustin Martin Lynda Roller Craig Brumfield Scott A. Martin Anna Silversten Erin Cox Jennifer McCuistion J. Meil Stewart John Dollhopf Helen Kim Kevin Peifer Mary Roark JUniORS Jason McCuistion Richard Shuman Courtney Birch Daniel Moyers Ayesha M. Siddiqi Meredith Christine Silness Angela Bonnette Brian Norman Cora Chu Asli S. Orhon Oni Spratt Cynthia Valence Harsha Vemana Amanda Collins Melinda Retterer Elise DeLanglade Melissa Wiant Kasi Greene Sally Wildman Swapna Walavalkar BIythe Howard Alyse Leventhal FRESHMEN Merit Roll — - 3.33 or higher SEN ORS Jennifer Gallager James OBrien Karrie Allison Sayeeda Hadi Andrew Roseberry Krista Allison Belinda Harner David Sartoris Shelley Anthony Trent Harpest Jennifer Shaffer Daniel Barnett Matthew Hester Brian D. Smith Anissa Bartley William Hicks Zachary Steele Robert Bell Sarah Holden W. Jared Taylor Richard Blain Hakim Islam Julia Walden Angela Bowshier Dominic Jones Heather Wells Don Carpenter James Joslin Joshua Wood Randall Comer Kimberly Kruse FRESHMEn Tamara Dodds Amy Leventhal Betzie Bateman Jennifer Eide Kathy Lowe Chad Bayless James A. Benscoter Jeremy Flack Christopher Miller Melinda Frey Michele Frock Kristin Morris Amy rSecessary Dixie Beougher Stuart Blevins Christina Goodfellow Semra Y. Orhon Patrick Branam Bryan Hawk Pamela J. Powell Vickie Burkhard Kent Hawkins Ryan Robinson Josh Crouse Melanie Hooten Tammy Russell Jami Denman Heather Martin R. Ryan Shively Michael A. Dixon Robert Boyd Patton Lisa Paul M. Gene Pieffer Gay Ramsey Jennifer Sine Molly Wagner Matthew Warwick F. Scott Wheeler Scott Duggan Stacey Ehlinger Angela Eldridge David T. Frantz Candy Robinson Stephanie L. Willia Amy Gaier Jimi Hamman Laura Schmenk SOPHOMORES Kristen Scott Adam Baird Rebecca Hampton Shane Spencer Edward S. Bell Tina Johnson Jonathan Stadler Sameer Burmawala Matthew Kelly Marilyn Toy Alison Calabrese Jennifer Linkhart Kristin Vanarsdall Heather Clifton R. Michelle McConnaha Melinda Wallace Melisa Cox Jennifer Mcintosh Corey Willis Kenneth Cunningh m Heather Mitchell Shayla Wilson Joy DeLanglade Jerome Montico Douglas Wright Susan Donegan Misty Rhodes JUr lORS Michelle Grodner Isacc Sanders Micole Barger Leslie Hart Reginald Stone Mindy D. Berger Andrea Hoke John Wagner Jeffery Black Christopher Kaiser Raymond Wallace Jeffrey Bowser Kami Kitchen Bridget Elizabeth Watson Robert Chilton Melissa N. Lamber William White Heidi Discher Andrew Long Chris Witters Angela Eancheff Nikolas Mann Heather Woodhouse 190

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A s you embark upon your chosen vocatio n, remember that the road to your own success or failure will be littered with the debris of obstacles you must overcome. Patience, dedication and perserverance to the tasks at hand will put you on the road to individual stardom. And, will almost certainly guarantee your success. As you strive to obtain your individual goals, we wish you all the success, happiness and prosper- ity that life has to offer. And, when the time comes to invest some of your new found rewards into something practical and vital to your new career. ..- .-- «: ' cr3 113 r V-— r Minili 192 Bechtle Ave. at State Rt. 41 Springfield, Ohio

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When March winds start to blow a student ' s thoughts turn to spring and the end of school. March 18th was the annual Heatwave Day. Mother nature was not very cooperative this year. When the students arrived at North the temperature was an un-balmy 32 degrees and snowing. But that didn ' t stop our student body from getting into the swing of things — at least the building was toasty warm, and all one had to do is close his eyes and pretend it was a day in mid-June.