The Northern light

250 Pages·2002·27.2 MB·English

by  North Attleboro High School

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in 2017 with funding from
Boston Public Library
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2002
Northern
Light
Attleborough High School
One Wilson Whitty Way
MA
leborough 02760
Clockwise from upper left:
SPIRITDAYFOURSOME
Jill
Cummings, Dave Cannatta,
Eric Pirnie and Rich Curran
model the latest in Hawaiian
styles.
YOU BE THE JUDGE Does
Mr. Senecal’s shirt go with
that fabulous tie?
MAKING HAY WITH THE
CLAY Mrs. Dorothy’s ceram-
ics class is just what Mike
Marvitz finds fun in the day.
ACTION!! Lee Simmons is
the producer and directo
extraordinaire of this year’s
Senior Class.
BEST FRIENDS IN EVERY
PICTURE Katie Lafratta and
Vicky Leco lean on each othei-
for great friendship and s
port.
GIRLS DO READ Christina
Flynn, Danielle Braatz, Nikki
Patel and Cara Deneke
bereadingforclass
Book Club.
M
MR. GAY
Kyle Edwards
sies from Mr
the
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he symphonyo£''Tugh school - the
dynapiitfr creative and abstract!;
lusical progression throng
fence - begins Freshi
ing ensemble of peer>*8round us; our first few
intimidating^d^ys at North Attleborough
make us feel asthoughwe sing^^eappella.
Sometimes, it seems ikejeftfy freshman sing
&
the blues apeKseniors are .all rock roll,
^ertheless,thenewexperienceand
of high school allow fp^tfer Junior
High sfra»€£rs*to strike a chord
plant the seeds of compan-
we
ionship. Before long, accli-
mate to the new rhythm of life
andbegincompositiononourfin-
est and most profound concerto.
w
Clockwise from upper left:
CAN'T WAIT TO GET THE
DAY STARTED Chanya Sae-
Eaw (right) and Kelly Milot
come into school everyday
with a smile on their faces.
UP AND OVER Mr. Herber
entertains the student body at
a pep rally by putting his body
throughaseriesofcartwheels.
DON'TTHEYKNOWAROUT
OUR DRESS CODE? Tim
StuartcarriesKatieSt.Laurent
across thethreshold oftheTV
studio in one of his crazy out-
fits.
A NEW ANGLE OF EDUCAr
TION Justin Kwan (left) an
Matt Neale try for a different
perspective on something!
DRAMA OR G.Q.? Chu
Lafond and Bill FlerpnTg an
discussing the talent port
of the Mr. NAHS pageant
he tempo pick^qp and so do
ourj^rfnse loads: Jimior Year
"arrives. After findine our ov\
of harmony through freshnmw^rld sophomore
years, we are rathepefctrtiled by the somewhat
lK
dissonanpef^scendo that presently assails u
ASrhe pitch of academics, athletics, rrrtisic, and
dramatic apprQ^ttes a deafening
.^9
fort^rile first traces of the college
infiltrate the our high
^s^J^eofTives. Luckily, our
junior prom at the Westin
soothes the overwhelming
tone of the school year and
affords us a calmer cadence.
One singular fixation, how-
ever, keeps us on the beat -
the thought of all that won-
derful jazz that awaits us at
next year's graduation.
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Clockwise from upper left:
ULTIMATE SPIRIT Greg
Korbas is all decked out in a
headdress for some peculiar
Junior tribe.
SHAREAND SHARE ALIKE
Mike Palagi and Derek Spen-
cerbothdecideonAppleJuice
to quench their thirst.
THE 60'S ARE ALIVE Mr.
Russo brings history to life
with some of his own ward-
robe.
PAY ATTENTION GIRLS
Emily Giannini and Lindsey
Millercan’tkeeptheireyesoff
the subject.
AND THE BEAT GOES OH
T.J. Hanson makes beautiful
music with his sax while Dah
Beach flips the pages.
5-4-3-2-1-ACTION Michael
Barry hasn’t missed a t
Senioryearand he
tape to prove
TOOMUCHMAM
ing their RED PRI
Rosati, B.J. Marino, -Kyle
Cornetta, Tyler McNally and
Joe Longa.
AMADSCIENTISTATWORK
Mr. Grant str kes a pose
some of his lab buddies Ali
Farren, Jack e Corbett, and
\
Danielle Andrilenas
HANGING ‘TIL THE N
YEARBOOK PICTURE
Heather McEvoy and Meagan
Norville relax while the photo-
gr. ds his camera.