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ROUGH THROU 2 Opening Gold On The Run 6 Student Life Throu hout These H 28 People h The Year 86 Strive For Golden Pride 152 Athletics Throu hout The Communit 190 Ads/Community/Index Gold To The End Closing Port Huron Northern High Spirit 1994 School Volume #29 THROUGH 1799 Krafft Road Fort Gratiot, Michigan 48059 Through the locker room doors and (81 0) 984-2671 goal posts, the Vars1ty Football Team stormed onto the field, prepared to take another v1ctory. The football team had a very successful year w1th a 7·2 record. The team's VIctorious ath· Student THROUGH letic ab11ity and spmt displayed gold through and through. Photo by Matt Wal- Enrollment-1597 tera 1 Gold Through and Through Title Page ugh it All od Tho and 0 forms a variety of images in peo- pie's minds. Although each person is different, the student body as a whole drew many parallels to each other the year. Together, the school struggled ou a millage renewal that finally passed on September 21. Students hung orange ribbons on mailboxes and trees, and even on themselves to show the impor- tance of finishing the school year. Many students also showed support by going to the forum that the Times Herald held at the Saint Clair County Community College. "The forum was quite up- setting because so many people were ignorant to the facts. So many people were voting no when they had no idea what the PHASD needs were all about," said Hillary Hoxsie ('94). But, as Mr. sworthy always says, the community always comes throu in a crisis. -Jordan Vizdos and Brianna Watson In the spirit of Mardi Gras, Damon Duva ('94) and Bill Nestle ('94) per· form their rendition of AC/DC's "She Shook Me All Night Long," on the His· tory of Rock 'n Roll day during Spirit Week. Photo by Matt Waller• 2 Through It All Openir.g At a rainy football game, Dan Alon· them down. Football games are JUSt so ("94), Jenny Campbell ('94), and one of the many places students en· Brad Kemp ("93) keep dry wh1le not JOY t1me With friends. Pholo by Un nown letting the gloomy weather bnng Just before the senior class picture was taken, students waited patient· ly while trying to hnd a good place to stand. The class picture will be a great memory to many seniors. Pholo by Mr Robert Jechura Through It All 3 Openmg While In Denver, Colorado, Tncia Stein ('95) and Stephante Jones ('95) enjoy a seminar presented by Pope John Paul II. Photo by Unknown Pap assemblies always liven up the Preparing a half ttme show took much crowd and the team for the annual work from the flags and band. Jenntfer football game agamst cross-town ri Turner ('95) shows her ability at the vals, PH. The Varsity defeated the Btg PH-Northern game. Photo by Mall Wall era Reds 21-0. Photo by Mall Wollera 4 Through It All Opening nd the academically challenging classes over 190 students managed to keep a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better with 93% of the graduates enrolled for advanced edu- cation. Athletes continued to go for the by maintaining winning records. The Varsity Football Team started off the season with a 7-6 vtctory over Marysville, the former state champs, followed by a 21-0 win over cross town rivals PH. The Women's Tennis Team proved victorious the season. Even the tough times team spirit and motivation served as pieces of while captains and other team members cheered their teams to victory. Each student uniquely became a link in the -Jordan Vizdos and Brianna Watson 5 Through It All Openmg Let's go Blue! The cheerleaders need to be in top shape m order to stay on their feet throughout the games. Cheer Michigan came to help them and g1ve a few pointers Pholo by Unknown When the water looks so refreshmg. Lunch time at lastl Yuvonne Neumann who could res1st? A group of students ('97), Richard Wilcox ('97), Laura prepare to dive into the lunng waters Rodnguez ('97) and Summer Sund· of the St. Clair River. Photo by Unknown berg ("97), wait in line to get their food. Lunch gives students a break from classes. Photo by Mrs Evonne VanderHeuvel Gold on the Run Student Life