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NORTHERN A lmM ^^2006 Table of Contents 34- 35 People 72- 73 Sports 120- 121 Clubademics 158-159 Seniors 180- 181 NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL 2006 Northern Light Volume 66 ts 02760 / 508-643-2115 \ From left: Dave Davignon and the drum line strike up a beat. Justin Graham shows off just ho,w tall he really is. Jerome Ragnaught, Jake Kornreich and Brad Hillard hang out in the main lobby. Darylle Sheehan and Sean Corbett model marital bliss in the Fall play. Robbie Vaughn wows the crowd with a taste of his gentler, more musical side. We live in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. We live in a town with a mall, a town with a school. We live around one tiny scrap of a road that stretches from Maine to Florida. Borders, Hollister, Newbury Comics: we’ve got it all. The parties, the games, it all seems so standard when you think of it now. We walk through our days here, and we hardly ever think of any of this as remotely unique. Yet the lives we’ve led in North Attleboro High are special, they are one of a kind thanks to the offerings of this place. I 2 ^Opening How much have we ignored? What lies beneath what we see every day? And more importantly, what does it mean to live in this town? If our world is defined by what we see and what we buy, does it even matter where we are? Of course it matters where we are. This is our life, our home; this is the world as we’ve known it so far. We’ve seen the best parts of But what have we this time in our lives missed? How much do without even knowing we take for granted? it, so isn’t it time to Sometimes it’s scary notice at last? Isn’t it just to think that at all. time to see why North Because, honestly, there Attleboro can’t be are so many things that replaced? make this town special, though we spend each day without looking around. ^ Opening 3 N j \ I < I t I k From left; Adam Lapointe shows off his often-overlooked love of confetti inspired yelling. Kali Barrett strikes a pose next to everyone’s favorite vending machine. The Football Team: much more intimidating as a pack. Evan Perkoski, Anthony Sherman, Josh Langille, Jesse Mullet:, and Aaron Fears show their support at the Powder Puff Game. Mike Poirier is barely recognizable beneath his thick mask of paint. What do we have that can’t be replaced? We have a high school where great minds meet, where we top the charts in almost everything we do. We have the teachers who care, the award winning teams, and, of course, those tiny, tiny lockers. Don’t run in the halls, especially not without a pass, or you’re sure to get caught. You know a teacher who wore sneakers for that reason alone. Send the freshmen to the third floor pool, herd them into the pit at lunch. Speaking of lunch, enjoy the daily soup, you know the principal does. ^ Opening A long, sleepy trek: the Junior year treat. Wake up early wear your walking shoes. Or better yet, take your time, grab a bagel or :wo, sip some coffee and stroll. Sometimes it’s hard just to get here on lime. In our time here at North we share so much, so many morii’ .gs that overlap "to one. We walk past :he same -riurals, see rhe same v/a:‘s. We now le saae teachers It snows 'n September. and ea. le same food. Then :here’s beach We ..-0 such si u weather :nrough ives, .leiher /e see it March. Torrenrial rain or not. in February and we’re dismissed ten minutes early, biu a snov. - y keeps us ou- of school all day Six inches on he ground, the streets don’: get plo’ved and we come in anyway. Fl nino? Nope, ihai’s jusi weather in North. ^ Opening 5 V \ f i t i I From left: The Varsity Cheerleaders prove once again that you can lift a girl up by her foot. Aaron Fears relaxes by a pretty packed trophy case. The Junior and Senior Classes seem thrilled to be in an assembly together. Dave Jackson would probably be better off appologizing now and wondering what he did wrong later. Bridget Moriarty sure seems to think so. Katie Czepiel shows off her science fair project. North Attleboro: Home of the Rockets, Land of the Rowdy Crowd, Science Fair Capital. Look at our theatre, check out the art. Banners and plaques and awards every place. We’ve been awfully busy, don’t you think? It’S the little pieces of one enormous puzzle that make us each who we are. North Attleboro is the place where we’ve chanced to gather, a distinct group with disparate designs for our futures. We’re all different, sure, but between us we have so many talents to share. 6 ^Opening