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Volume 75 Northville High School 775 N. Center St. Northville, MI 48167 Population: 1214

Imagine a world with no hung fear; a world where peace is • ' i dictator. Would we have a b world, or a utopia of a high - 1 lu Each is within our power to create. The responsibility for our future lie; with us alone. We are all images, whether we look in a mirror or a drop o f dew. Our memories will mold our future and our future lies within our imagi

hether they take part in activities Homecoming, in school or out­ Wside of the campus, NHS sports, and organi­ students are constantly on zations: North ville the move. Working at a job, playing sports, joining High School stu­ an activity, or just hanging around, students find their dents enjoy diverse time outside of school one of the most enjoyable ex­ student activities. periences of their high school careers.

Geoff Williams ponders the meaning of life and fuzzy blue pajamas.

Andy Wiess and Meghan Gian say goodbye in front of the auditorium.

John and Janet Swanson show off their VW Bug.

ith the new W e d n e s d a y Homecoming, morning sched- Wule, students have been given the opportunity to service learning, participate in many activi­ ties before school, ranging from open gym to SAT and the Victorian workshops. Rounded off with after-school activites, weekend events, and, of Festival keep course, school, students enjoy a well-balanced schedule. students busy

Vlatiss Kukanis and Brad Borgia discuss literature while lifting weights.______

Mr. Fischer presents service learning projects for Maybury State Park.

Nick Tomasck transplants a pyramid from Memphis, Egypt to the NHS stadium for Homecoming Around The World. Secret agent Dave McCulloch says, "The president has left the building," as he escorts Jodi Fischer, Anthony DeBenedet, and Arin Homberger.

The drunk-driving car swerves to hit another cone as students look on.

NHS students work the booths at the Victorian Festival.

Mandy Hallberg uses Maxwell's Silver Hammer as she works on the band's Yellow Submarine Float. What a great year

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Mark Mallard prepares to answer a ques­ Ition in practice for the Quiz Bowl.

S.A.D.D. members, young and old, inarch in the Homecoming parade. ►

12 j Tom Howie anti Chrissy Kapusky think "money isn't everything” as they count Student Congress Homecom-1

Andrea Crawford says, "Have you ever had one of those dreams where you come to school without

Hey Jessica Scheidt! Are you sure the pen is mightier than the sword?

Heather Frazer sorts pictures for the junior layout in the yearbook room. Athletics

his year has seen many Mustang Northville victories. WithT the footbail team keeping the Novi- football Northville jug, women's basketball entering the playoffs, and swimmers making state cuts, spirit has been at an all time high. With this year’s seniors moving onto college, their teammates are saying goodbye to good friends and looking forward to suc­ cessful seasons in the fu­ ture. ;v» I n n M M M n B H M H H H Jason Mac I ver takes the ball away from a Farmington Farmington a from Mac away Iball Jason the takes ver player. match. tennis the before snack game. jug Novi/Northville the during Mike O’Brien O’Brien Mike unity their show squads Pon Pom Northville and Novi iigtoS JJ J riningstoorSP B healthy a share Connery Meghan and Mills Kyley says. "You want me to do what, Coapfo Coapfo what, do to me want "You X T Tith the % /V/ addition of t ▼ A.P. classes. N.H.S. students have been up to their necks in work. With the help of excel lent faculty, however, students are able to explore new ■s of their studies - expand knowledge in present

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Front Row: Robert McMahon, President; Richard Brown, Vice President. Back Row: Martha Nield, Trustee; Jean Hansen, Trustee; Joan Wadsworth, Treasurer; Patricia Custer, Secretary; Thomas Gudritz, Trustee; Leonard Rezmierski, Superintendent.

School Board Joins NHS's Efforts

Dr. Dolly McMaster Leonard R. Rezmierski David C. Bolitho Assistant Superintendent Superintendent Assistant Superintendent

18 * School Board Old and New Administrators Lead The Way

Mr. Maile, our new assistant principal, came here from Plymouth-Salem High School where he was a chemistry teacher. He came to Northville High School to make a difference and change the school in a positive way. He enjoys working at NHS because he feels that our size makes us more family oriented. His education includes a bachelor's degree in Science Education and an associate degree in Psychology. His initial degrees were completed at U of M Dearborn and he is currently working on his EDS specialist degree at Eastern Michigan University. He has also been invited into the EMU doctoral program. When he's not bogged down with students (especially con­ cerning tardies and absences) he takes on the special challenge of trying to influence the school. When he's not dealing with students he enjoys jogging and the occasional guitar playing. He also loves spend­ ing time with his wife, Cathy, and his three children: Michael (14), Angela (12), and Jennifer (8).

David Maile, Asst. Principal

Dr. Thomas Johnson, Principal.

Dennis Colligan, Asst. Principal.

Administration * 19 Imagine Expanding Our Minds

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Curtis Holmes tries to study as a special education volunteer and Mrs. Henderson have a laugh.

The Support Programs at NHS contain a number of people. The special education department is assisted by volunteers, learning consultants, and social workers. They are there to help students with school work, home problems, and any other concerns. They are working towards better informed and educated students here at NHS.

Marianne Barry Susan Borchart John Campbell

Holli Curl Cynthia Henderson Amanda Hirko

Sheri Janer Marline Leech Rosemary Sheppard Students helPinS students (helPin§ Thin§!)'

20 * Support Staff Student Assistance

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The S.A.D.D. organization participates yearly in the Homecoming Parade Charlie Stilec

harlie Stilec is a community, and being from Eastern Michigan. and a chinchilla. legend at NHS. able to walk down­ He is married with One thing Mr. Stilec dis­ % two children, a likes is communties re­ His beneficial town. •* A Cprograms help studentsMr. Stilec at- .* girl and a boy. fusing to accept that deal with topics ranging tended De- „ W hen he there is a substance from substance abuse to t r o i t . manages abuse problem, and tak­ family problems. He Coun- t »* ’• to take ing the measures neces­ also runs the popular t r y #.* *• time sary to stop these prob­ S.A.D.D., Students Day . * o u t lems. Against Driving Drunk. H i g h *• , • from Mr. Stilec's favorite part S c h o o l, his busy of his job is working and got his schedule, he with kids and "seeing Bachelor's de- *• •* enjoys fishing, families get back on gree at Alma Col- # • .* photography, and track". He especially lege. He went on to life in general. He likes Northville's em­ get his Master's degree also has two dogs, a cat, phasis on fam ily and

Student Assistance * 21 Secretaries

Mrs. Barwikowski checks the attendance. Ms. Mimikos works with a smile.

Mrs. Lillemoen takes a break from her busy schedule. Mrs. Wolsos makes a note.

22 * Support Staff Support Staff

Dave Dixon shows his Christmas Sunni Root watches over study hall. Betty Heath rings up a sale. spirit in halls o f Northville

Hank Petrovich patrols the parking lot. Robert Figursky cheerfully checks Rachel Cieslak's pass

Marilyn Boleyn prepares a tasty Linda Salvador rings the Wednesday Jeff Soli takes advantage of a school lunch. morning bell. sunny day by trimming the hedges.

Support Staff * 23 Counselors Imagine the Future

Mrs. Carolyn Bovair Mrs. Betsy Sole

Every year the counselors involve themselves in each student's lives. From arranging schedules, to planning futures, to just giving advice they are in- volved in some way or another. This year we added a few new additions to our counseling staff. We welcome counselors Mr. Turner and Mrs. Sole, and secretary Ms. Purcell. They help the students set and achieve goals for future plan­ ning.

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Mr. Tim Turner Ms. Purcell Mr. Jack Wickens

24 * Counseling Experiment with the Imagination

One of our newest chemistry teachers is Mr. Slattery. He attended Warren Technological Institute for three years to study Engineering. From there he Dennis Slattery transferred to Wayne State University where he received a bachelor's degree in science education and math education. He enjoys teaching at Northville because of his student interaction and the fact that he can count on some­ thing new all the time. He loves Northville's small town attitude and the comeraderie of the NHS staff. One disgruntlement with teaching would be the homework. As a student, two of his teachers led him to where he is today. His seventh grade science teacher, Mr. Ryan, interested him in the subject. He recalls one incident where the students made maple syrup from tree sap they collected. They then added it to mini pancakes and fed it to the lab animals. Mr. Slattery also enjoyed his high school math teacher, Mr. Saroka because he was the first person to speak to him as an adult and was not out to get the students. In his spare time Mr. Slattery enjoys golf, water sports, and camping. He also enjoys going home to his wife LaDorma who John Edwards he has been married to since March 11, 1995. If Mr. Slattery could tell seniors to retain one piece of information it would be that you need maturity to succeed. "You'll get nothing in life unless you do it yourself."

Carol Jarocha Ron Meteyer Robert Sharrar Robert Trombley

James Urban

"What's on the board, Mr. Edwards?" Sandra Vala

Science * 25 Imagine The World's Cultures

When students at NHS think teacher is the reason that she Ladvhawke. She loves most of the social butterfly in the teaches today and created her to spend time with the people English/Foreign Language interest in art and history. The who are close, such as her departments, the image of authors, Margaret Atwood husband, Chris Barbeau. Mrs. Mrs. Lisa Rohde-Barbeau im­ and Tony Morrison, are im­ Rohde likes NHS's English mediately leaps into our portant to her because they are department better than other minds. The yearbook staff concerned with women's is­ schools because of the was interested in finding a sues. If she had time to read friendly people and the cama­ little more about this interest­ only one novel, it would be raderie. If there is one quota­ ing woman. Some influential Tony Morrison's Beloved. In tion she wishes to leave her people in her life include a her vast span of movie knowl­ students it's that "Nothing Lisa Rohde-Barbeau number of authors and her edge, some of her favorites great is ever achieved without Humanities teacher. This consist of House of Spirits & enthusiasm," (Emerson).

Jacqui Kuhn conjugates ANOTHER verb in Spanish. Mrs. Serafa passes back a Spanish test.

Judith Kammeraad

Suzanne Murray

Mrs. Tear disributes an exciting handout in her Spanish III class. Emily Serafa-Manschot Karenda Seiler Katie Tear

26 * Foreign Language French and German Trip: 1994 lwenty-seven French The foreign lan­ cluded: Ben Adis, Allison and German students guage students spent six days Anti, Timothy Beemer, Jes­ from Northville High in each of the two target lan­ sica Chall, Amanda Cole, T Melissa Cole, Carolyn School accompanied their guage areas: Munich, teachers, Elaine Prestel and Salzburg, the northern Alps, Dalziel, Charles Gilchrist, Judith Kammeraad, July 13- Melk, a Danube River Kelly Hoskin, Katherine 28 on a trip to Europe. The cruise, Vienna, and Graz for Johnson, James Orr, Tanya teachers had worked on the the German students; Nice, Pado, Jamie Purslow, Karen planning of the trip for two the French Riviera, Monaco, Roach, Scott Schaffer, Jes­ years beforehand, and the Paris, and Versailles for the sica Scheidt, Matthew Seluk, students had received train­ French students. The trip Leslie Snyder, David ing in monthly meetings for included the northern Italian Somershoe, Annie a year before their departure. cities of Venice and Verona Sommerman, Jill "Wakey. Wakey" rings through the on the way between the Ger­ Wodowski, Sara Wood, and head of Cari Dalziel after too many man and French areas and Matthew Woody. Six stu­ late nights and early mornings ended up with three days in dents from other districts enjoying the thrills of Europe. London. were also part of the group. Ben Adis, Allison Anti, and Chad Participants in­ Gilchrist rest after climbing to a plateau overlooking the sea.

With only two days experience of European culture, Patrick McNeal, Scott Schaffer, Dave Somershoe, Tim Beemer, and Matt Woody plan to conquer the historic castle overlooking the city of Salzburg, Austria.

French and German Trip * 27 Imagine All the Foreigners

his past summer a number Jennifer Redden enjoyed pestering Nathan Forney the entire trip. of NHS students were able No matter how loud you scream, Chris Tto experience life from a Gomersall, those pesky pigeons won't leave different point of view. Nine dif­ Venice, or your arm! ferent cities were the main points All of these foriegners love the "Nice" view of interests for the 20 plus Span­ from France's hilltops. ish students on this eventful trip. They began on a flight to Madrid and, after journeys to Barcelona, Nimes, Nice, Pisa, Florence, Rome, and Venice, they finally re­ turned to Detroit Metro from Milan. All of the students have returned safely with memories and friendships which they will cherish forever.

Not even the Leaning Tower of Pisa could sway friendships made on Melissa Michaelis found the fountain of youth the trip. in Barcelona.

28 * Spanish Trip IMC Lets Students Imagine

The N.H.S. Library has seen exciting changes this year with access to the InterNet becoming more widespread. With extended hours, students can be found using the state- of-the-art computer lab to check E-Mail, and connect with the millions of other InterNet surfers around the world.

Ron Hackett says "Leave me alone, I'm studying!" Mrs. Wisely checks out a plethora of books

Library * 29 Business

Northville High School our students can start now students learn about many to prepare for the future. business orientated subjects E-Mail was offered to through our Business students this year who Department. Whether it is enjoy writing to friends, typing, marketing, account­ faculty, and people around ing or learning different the world. programs on the computer, Maureen Gorshak

Jeni Ryan enjoys her computer class. Michael Burley Wayne Saunders Gary Emerson

Neb stares with amazement at the few typing Mr. Emerson refigures his accounting grades errors he made. 30 * Business Hilltop and Hill Bottom Shoppes

This year, the hilltop crew suffered a loss of space with the Hill Bottom Shoppe converting into a Taco Bell Express. Now located at the other end of the cafeteria, the shoppe still sells the necessary candy and popcorn to hungry students.

Jason Edwards and Melanie Helmer pose in front of the walls decorated by the Hilltop Shoppe gang.

Lindsay Ferguson and James Holman are more than happy to Matthew Jabero appreciates Melanie Helmer's prompt and serve you in the Hilltop Shoppe. friendly service.

Hilltop & Hill Bottom Shoppes * 31 Mr. Chris Ford was teaching history and govern­ inspired by his father ment, but dislikes adminis­ Social Sciences . who was a college trative paperwork. In his professor. He graduated spare time, Mr. Ford enjoys from the University of travelling with his wife

Michigan and came to Michelle, who is a research Chris Ford Northville after working associate in the department in Washington D.C. for o f physiology at the Univer­ "Be yourself- awhile. He says he sity of Michigan. He also enjoys the size of enjoys reading, running and Don't give into Northville, its people, playing squash. peer pressure!" and its students eager­ ness to learn. He enjoys -Mr. Ford's advice to Seniors

Psych students process data to help them tabulate.

Mr. Gabrys explains the GNP in Introduction to Social Sciences. N Mrs. Lauber works on Psychology. George Aune

Richard Deskovitz Edward Gabrys

Jane Lauber Barbara Leboeuf Stephanie Walke; *Math is Fun for Everyone!*

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Mrs. Cathy Ooms joined the Oakland Community College bland. In her part time, Mrs. N.H.S. teaching staff this year and her Master's of Education Ooms enjoys spending time teaching Algebra I, Algebra II, from the University of Detroit. with her 13 month old son and Advanced Math. She grew Although she enjoys teaching Jared, and reads Anne Rice up in Southfield and received math. Mrs. Ooms says she like novels. Her advice to seniors is her Bachelor's degree at teaching science better because "Take college very seriously!" Mrs. Cathy Ooms it is "hands on" while math is

Nancy Arnold Jamie Nicholson

Johnson explains the soh-cah-toa function to his Geometry class. Mrs. Smith explains the problem to her students. Paul Osborn Darrel Schumacher Dennis Slattery ENGLISH Melissa McClain decided to become a teacher after she was inspired by her twelth grade English teacher. Graduating from the University of Virgina, she began teaching at NHS in 1993. When she is not grading papers, Ms. McClain enjoys reading, going to the movies, and playing the guitar. Sometimes her students are allowed the rare treat of hearing her play the guitar. As her favorite part of teaching at Northville, Ms McClain claims that she likes the kids here. Though she has no children, she enjoys life at home with her husband. The students certainly hope that her career at Northville is a long one.

Melissa McClain

Nancy Brown Patricia Conzelman Susan Couzens

Mrs. McClain and Ms. Rohde-Barbeau debate the existential qualities of a pinata.

Carolyn Davis Douglas Dent John Donahue Not pictured: Chris Cronin

Susan Couzens takes a break from grammar. Bo Hall Kurt Kinde Lisa Rohde-Barbea

Karenda Seiler Deanne Sovereen Carla Tibbie

34 House Cats Lookout for house cats as they hop about on any type of furniture. Fur, purring, and static electricity greet you as you walk through the front door. They prowl about in the dark waiting to pounce on anything that moves, I------1 Leaving their fallen hair all over Timbuktu. "Something, Somewhere" Be careful if you go to the kitchen, In the blue kingdom They rub your legs and meow at you, Between mountains and deserts Like a crying child looking for mother at a mall. Between woods and meadows "Curiosity kills the cat" holds true for the Don Gatos. Lives a mysterious creature They peer down at you from the edge of the railing at stairs edge. You scream to them, "Get back!" Is invisible carpet But like seven year olds, they don't listen and get closer. Which laying on the ground While brushing teeth, they sit at the edge of the toilet; Only takes out her hundred arms Watching, hoping to exist as human. and looks for smaller and weaker After eating liver with chives, To kill Housecats make sewage treatment plants smell like freshly baked sweet cherry pie, To put them into her beak On top of the awful liver smell that canned food leaves behind. Awful sound which you can't hear Housecats long for the out- of -doors. Just red blood dissolves everywhere Every time the front door opens, And swims to her home They run to the crack of the closing door And wait again Like a prisoner waiting for the right moment to escape on the laundry truck. To kill Awaiting a quick escape to help fulfill their primal urge. Houscats most of all make remarkable companions She lives for killing As foxhounds do to fox hunters. With her big head - Tom Pump And with her long arms How does she look like Like a volcano with lava Like a mountain with falls the Attempt Simple dangerous and beautiful I was alone in the mad Silence, ^ - Joanna Remiszewska j cold yet sweating. In my room, wide awake, I strained to look out the glass that separated me from the outside world. "I can't do this anymore" was the only thought in my head, the icy frost on my window seemed to spell out. Student Poetry Death. I could hear the faint mumble of my father's voice when he talked to my mom on the phone. The rest of the house was Nearly Sleeping Silent. i observe the shadows I dragged my lifeless body to the bathroom but left the Lights walking swiftly Dark. across the ceiling Cold and Dark the motions touch just like my life. I picked up the cold razor and saw in the mirror a each other with delicate grace tear playing a game roll of tag down my cheek. the lamp joins in I felt numb and Dead. I took the pills next to my sink with the Shadows and went back to my room. At that moment my Mind tagging the little frail one was as blank as the stare on my face. the desk makes shadows I swallowed 33 pills, they tasted like plastic of its own. and the water was cool. playing a game of tag Then razor, wrist, and red. the smell was by themselves musty and it felt warm like a blanket. at night my room Waiting there eager for the death to begin I comes alive changed my mind and got scared. with all the dimentions thankfully in my mind my father took my lost, misdirected body to the one night in december. hospital -Jennifer Dowdell and I Survived the Attempt

Student Poetry * 35 Fitness Postpones Death

ur feature Physical Wayne State, where he to his students that gym is Education instruc­ graduated from in 1990. As still an important part of tor, Mr. John Brin- his teachers were to him, he high school. He makes Oingstool, has a great reasonlikes to be a role model to students believe that they to identify with students. As the kids in his classes. Aside all need a sense of self a teen, Mr. Briningstool at­ from teaching P.E. he worth and an understand­ tended N.H.S. and graduated coaches Varsity Football, ing of the responsibilities in 1985. His role models Freshman Basketball, and were Mr. Dent and Dorrian Track & Field. When he's that they have as citizens. Sanbothe, and coaches, Mr. not at school, he enjoys Schumacher and Mr. riding his Sea Doo. Though Colligan. Their demands he is a history Major, Mr. gave him the jump start for Briningstool tries to convey

Ann Cook

Larry Taylor

Keep your eyes on the birdie not the competitor.

Reach for the sky!

The football is launched through the sky as an interception is avoided.

* Physical Education Technology for the Future

Classes such as Technical Drawing, Engineering Draw­ ing, Auto Tech and others are offered in the Industrial Tech­ nology Department. Mr. Deskovitz, one of the teach­ ers, feels that the most impor­ tant things his students should learn in class are self-disci­ pline and hard work. These characteristics plus the Northville technical courses build a strong foundation for students planning to advance

Jim Conzelman technology field. Richard Deskovitz

Students show their knowledge of the engine in Auto Tech.

37 * Ind. Tech. Life Skills Prepare for the Future 'n the Life Skills depart m ent, students lean about the tasks needed ii 1the world today. Classe such as Home Economics Parenting and Food foi Thought are offered Through Life Skills, stu­ dents will be prepared fa their future. Carla Tibbie Broccoli: The food for champs!

Curtis Holmes exhausted, holds two year old Jason Groom Does it seem like interest levels are low? No, it is just a joke after staying up all night for the "Baby Simulation project." thanks to Mrs. Tibbie.

38 * Life Skills Brian Balcoff Judy Patton

rt continues to flourish under the watchful eyes of Mr. Balcoff and Ms. Patton. Stu­ dentsA have displayed their pieces throughout the school and entered sev­ eral contests. Classes range from be­ ginning drawing and painting to ad­ vanced ceramics. Students this year have been very successful and have had lots of opportunities to express them­ selves.

Nate Tarrow throws a pot. "Wait a minute! I'll sketch your portrait!" says Nick Schwarz

39 * Art Imagine All the Melodies

Director Mr. Michael H. Rumbell. Assistant Mr. Joe Syler.

The Marching/Symphonic bands enjoyed a productive 1994-95 year. A high point for the band was the arrival of brand new marching uniforms, paid for in part by Music Boosters fundraising. Activities such as the pop can and bottle drive and calendar sales were both fun and profitable. A new change for the Marching band, with more than 130 members was the division during the school day to form two symphonic bands. Both bands successfully competed in festival. Fifth hour band received first at state festival. Members of both bands received high marks at solo and ensemble. The 1994-95 year was highly enjoyed by all.

The NHS band practices for their first football game of the season.

40 * Band Band members display their favorite beverage.

Jonathan Dozier is armed and dangerous.

Drum Major Matt Cowles directs with intensity at a half time show.

The band's enormous homecoming float.

Erica Whichello just loves a parade. Scott Schaffer proudly shows of his new uniform. Sarah Messenger practices diligently for Band-o-rama. Band * 41 Jazz Bands Strike a Chord Conductors Michael Rumbell and Joseph Syler. The Jazz Bands enjoyed a very successful year. Jazz Band I attended the Montreaux Jazz Festival once again, and hopes to receive an invitation this summer also. Both Jazz bands gave several chal­ lenging programs throughout the year, and also competed in Jazz festival in the spring, earning high ratings. Under the direction of conductors Michael Rumbell and Joseph Syler, the jazz bands had an excellent 1994-95.

Tim Beemer shows off his bathrobe as Mathias Goebel waits for practice to begin. Brian Tinker and Rob Krueger just love jazz. Jazz II cheers when Mr. Syler jams on bass. Tom Sheppard waits for his cue.

42 * Jazz Bands NHS Choirs Carry a Tune he NHS choirs throughout the year, the duction of the Madrigal Din­ feast. Also during the busy enjoyed a fu ll, choirs gave both challenging ner, held on March 5 th and spring schedule, the choirs successful year. With and entertaining perfor­ 6th. Members of the con­ competed in festival, earning severalT sold out concerts mances. The main project of cert choir made costumes high ratings once again. All the year was the large pro­ and prepared and served the in all, the choirs enjoyed a highly successful year.

Concert Choir Officers-Colleen Audet, Alanne Whitt, Kara Lloyd, Kristyn Dunnaback, Amanda Cole, Melissa Sparks, Kari Veres, Ryan Staples, Justin Lee and Curtis Holmes.

Mrs. Mary Kay Price

Concert Choir Front Row: Andrea Morrow, Melanie Helmer, Jodi Fischer, Laura Thompson, Kari Veres, Amy Frankel, Tom Sheppard, Steve David, Scott Galea, Yvonne Sampson, Rebecca Montgomery, Shana Holderman, Karen Juntunen. 2nd Row: Karen DeCatur, Sara Wood, Julie Swalberg, Sapna Janveya, Leanne Diment, Mary Rivard, Andy Weiss, Kyle Cranford, Jeremy Sweet, Becky Engle, Colleen Audet, Kristyn Dunnaback, Beth Julien. 3rd Row: Amanda Cole, Laura Genitti, Amy Kohl, Katy Gudritz, Lisa Wisniewski, Karen Roach, Jeff Koon, Brian Jones, Curtis Holmes, Moritz Essinger, Nena Galan, Melissa Sparks, Alanne Whitt, Chrissy Kapusky, Kara Lloyd, Beki Orto. 4th Row: Mary Kay Pryce, director, Emily Baldwin, Sandy Morante, Kate VanDerworp, Lindsey McMullen, Jeanette Hursey, Abbie Kneisel, Jeremy Lane, Dave Somershoe, Justin Lee, Matt Jabero, Richard Moms, Brittany Duggan, Dana Rossiter, Beth Patterson, Samantha Reslock, Scott VanOrnum, accompanist.

Choir * 43 Varsity Choir Front Row: Courtney Schroth, Stacey Ambrosiak, Kevin Mooney, Eric Arnold, Jordan Brun, Jenny Modlin, Sharon Oud, Bethany Hall. 2nd Row: Jan Evans, Christine Evans, Christine Mattis, Marcy Sabo, Brad Lightfoot, Dan Toole, Jennifer Taylor, Kelly Runge, Becky Mongomery, Julie Eagan. 3rd Row: Karen Fischer, Joanna Rezmierska, Stephanie Slezak, Bernie Tomsa, Jeremy Lane, Mark MacGregor, Brad Higgison, Jessica Carroll, Marina Weis, Kate Brennan, Kara Guminski. 4th Row: Mrs. Pryce, Suzanne George, Amanda Reames, Kris Kurzawa, Marty Leftwich, Roger Mills, Scott Lloyd, David Somershoe, Carrie Martin, LeeAnn Murphy, Alison Murphy, Scott VanOrnum, Accompanist.

Girl's Ensemble Front Row: Heather Frazer, Laura Geist, Aitu Pham, Nicole Sultana, Nicole Weyer, Amanda Benish, Erin Thomas. 2nd Row: Jenny McMullen, Colleen Audet, Courney Bagshaw, Gisele Ford, Alicia Doehler, Sara Plath, Christine Cutting, Shana Holderman. 3rd Row: Mrs. Pryce, Rachel Baker, Lauren Szczesny, Rachel Cieslak, Jessica Doinidis, Katie Bondy, Julie Cieslak, Christina Farrar, Beki Orto. Back Row: Marisa Kudyba, Amanda Holderman, Sarah Heckemeyer, Christine Pilarz, Karen Decatur, Andrea Wickens, Samantha Reslock, Jennifer Keller, Sarah Frankel.

Treble Makers-Front Row:Leanne Diment. 2nd Row: Colleen Back Beat-Front Row: Steve David, Scott Galea. 2nd Row: Audet, Chrissy Kapusky. 3rd Row: Alanne Whitt. Back Row: Justin Schlanser, Curtis Holmes, Andy Weiss. Last Row: David Kara Lloyd, Abbie Kneisel, Melissa Sparks. Somershoe, Justin Lee, Ryan Staples.

44 * Choir Northville Singers-Front Row: Jodie Fischer, Curtis Holmes, Amy Frankel. 2nd Row: Colleen Audet, Aaron Troschinetz, Melissa Sparks, Brian Jones, Beth Julien, Jeremy Sweet. Last Row: Dave Somershoe, Beth Patterson, Justin Lee, Abbie Kneisel, Ryan Staples, Nena Galan.

Choir * 45 Conservation Trip

onservation contin­ ues its tradition of hands on study this year.C With Mr. Meteyer leading the way, students get the full value of our conservation class. Spend­ ing three days at Huron National Park, students study wildlife and help in habitat improvement for Michigan wildlife. With this experience, students are able to further appreci­ ate the environment and prepare for college.

The conservation class rests in the Kirtland Warbler Refuge

Aaron Troschinetz, Stacey Bataran, Alexis Raney, and Jacquie Kulp say "cheese" with the AuSable river as a backdrop.

Doug Munson of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service takes time out of his schedule to work with the students.

Jacquie Kuhn and Aaron Troschintz enjoy fine dining prepared over a campfire.

46 * Conservation Trip Imagine all the Brain Power Science Olympiad is a com­ petition where students com­ pete in different events against other schools. Stu­ dents spend time preparing for each of their events. Events range from Designer Genes, Tower Building, Rhodes Scholar, and Nature Quest. Led by Mr. Sharrar, and Mrs. Vala, students learn to think scientifically, and imagine what could be.

Coaches Mrs. Vala and Mr. Sharrar explain the events to the team.

The Science Olympiad team discusses the events.

Katie Johnson and Rohit Jha prepare for their upcoming competition

Science Olympics * 47 NHS Receives Honors

National Merit Finalists. Front Row: Kathy Smith, National Merit Commended students. Front Row: Amanda Hallberg. Back Row: Bernard Tomsa, Steve Shailesh Humbad, Karilyn Veres, Christine Goering. Pheley, Vivek Mohta. Back Row: James Orr, Thomas Chicoine, Andrew Comb, David Licata.

Daughters of the Ameri­ Boy's State: Tom Pump Voice of Democracy: Hugh O'Brian Youth can Revolution: Lindsay Andy Song Leadership Award: Petrie. Monica Prasad

Scholastic Art Award winners. Front Row: David Leavitt, Justin Scholastic Art Award winners. Jezewski, Eva Kilian, Jordan Brun, Daniel Chenoweth. 2nd Row: Jes­ Meghan Cross, Zanobia Shoucair, M sica Horn, Michelle Bufton, Matthew Vetter. Back Row: Nick Schwarz, Judy Patton, Chris Gomersall, Ryan Tomm Chicoine, Kevin Becker, Mr. Balcoff. Not Pictured: Jack Sprauer Scheidt.

48 * Awards >!i/ED mnel •’iiy

Wendy's Heisman Award: Jenny Wendy's Heisman Award: Nick Senate Page: Lindsay Petrie Sekerka Bowersox

National Youth Leadership Conference, Washington Operation Bentley: Lindsay Petrie, Matiss Kukainis. D.C.: Aaron Troschinetz, Andy Song Kelly Hoskins (not pictured)

I / x * Boy Scout Eagle Award: Aaron Girl Scout Gold Award: Amy Thelen, Amanda Beemer, G eoff W illiams, Andy Stuart. Hallberg.

Awards * 49 50 * Organizations Organizations * 51 Student Congress Sees a Change in Leadership

Student Congress had a successful year this year under the leadership of the new sponsor, Mr. Colligan. Leaders of Student Con­ gress were President Scott Lloyd, V.P. Bernie Tomsa, Secretary Nathan Kirmis, Treasurer Vikram Srinivasan, and Historian Mike Vartainian.

Chrissy Kapusky fills out paper­ work as practice for the "working world"

Mr. Colligan, new sponsor of Student Congress, adds his comments to the meeting.

Student Congress Officers-Front Row:Vikram Srinivasan, Treasurer; Mike Vartanian, Historian; Scott Lloyd, President. Back Row: Bernie Tomsa, Vice President; Nathan Kirmis, Secretary.

Student Congress-Front Row. Laura Genitti, Desmond Liang, Mike Vartanian, Nathan Kirmis, Bernie Tomsa, Vikram Srinivasan, Scott Lloyd, Jennifer Sekerka, Ryan DeBora. Second Row:Chris Clark, Kellie Reichard, Corinne Atty, Ryan Morris, Christine Mattis, Shailesh Humbad, Mike McNally. Back Row:Andy Song, Liz Sant, Chris Farah, Tina Juntunen, Sara Cooley, Adrienne Browne, Chrissy Kapusky, Kajal Parikh.

52 * Student Congress Exchange. Students I Comment on NHS Experiences

Moritz Essinger Tom Ficht Tom Ficht is an 11th grade foreign exchange student from Ger­ From Giesse, Germany, 11th grader Moritz Essinger is already many. "America is really different from Germany. The customs making his second trip to the USA. Since he spoke English be­ and sports are not the same," he says. Some of the sports he likes fore coming here, the transition went smoothly. He believes "there are German handball, mountain climbing, and, of course, soccer. are less rules" at NHS and "it's bigger." His hobbies include play­ He likes not only to play sports, but enjoys the lifestyle of Ameri­ ing Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, bicycling, listening to cans. He says that NHS is smaller than schools in Berlin, Ger­ music, and using the computer. Mortiz likes the weather better in many, where the schedule is already chosen for students. "It was Germany, but thinks "the kids are cooler here." more strict in Germany," he adds.

Marina Weis Jo Anna Remiszewska Marina Weis is a 12th grader from Brazil. This is already her second visit to the USA because she came to Disney World six Senior Jo Anna Remiszewska is a native of Poland. She likes ears ago. Although she was only at NHS for second semester, she Northville High School but thinks there are "too many rules." elieves America is a really nice place to live and NHS is a good She particularly dislikes the tardy rule. An avid reader, Jo Anna school to attend. We asked, her to tell us the best and worst things also enjoys horseback riding, swimming, and playing volleyball. about America. She said, "The countries are so different, and they As her first visit to America, she comments on how she finds the are hard to compare. I really like America." Her favorite hobby is different cultures and people interesting. "I'd like to thank all the a Brazilian sport called Caborira which is a sport that combines people who helped me. They make America almost like home." dancing and righting. Marina said that the weather was especially interesting, since it was her first time seeing snow.

Exchange Students * 53 N.H.S. Officers-Front Row: Mr. Cronin, Sponsor; Monica Nayakwadi, Secretary; Jennifer Sekerka, Treasurer; Mike Vartanian, Historian; Nathan Kirmis, President; Dave McCulloch, Vice President.

N.H.S. Seniors-Front Row: Nikole Ebel, Marla Hackett, Kathy Smith, Kelly Hoskin, Amy Thelen, Lindsay Ferguson, David Licata, Christine Goering, Katrina Heckemeyer, Laura Brown, Kelly Hough, Shailesh Humbad. 2nd Row: Matiss Kukainis, Jenny McPhail, Jodi Fischer, Monica Nayakwadi, Jennifer Sekerka, Mike Vartanian, Nathan Kirmis, Dave McCulloch, Vivek Mohta, Scott Gillahan, Tariq Hafeez. 3rd Row: Karilyn Veres, Kara Cundari, Adrienne Browne, Eliza­ beth Ganfield, Angie Groves, Vikram Scrinivasan, Melissa Petrosky, Angela Baca, Desmond Liang, Ryan DeBora, Scott Lloyd, Pippa Creffield. 4th Row: Heather Nix, Amanda Hallberg, Janet Swanson, David Fuelling, Kim Yaekle, Jer­ emy Sweet, Brad Borgia, Farbood Nivi, Kevin Mooney, Chris Clark, Brain Buser, Anthony DeBenedet, Mathew Innes. Back Row: Tim Beemer, John Swanson, Marc Wilson, Jordon Brun, Jim Orr, Steve Pheley, Jeanette Hursey, Nick Bowersox, Jason Wenzel, James Holman, John Namy. Not pictured: Tim Smith, Shea Collins.

N.H.S. Juniors-Front Row: Derek Southwick, Kathryn Mittman, Kristen Wasalaski, Andrea Morrow, Amy Frankel, Mary Rivard, Cindy Phillips, Julie Swalberg, Melissa Michaelis, Michelle Mackinder, Meredith Kremer, Khara Waineo, Andrea Crawford. 2nd Row: Chris Reavill, Andy Song, Annie Sommerman, Kara Lloyd, Chrissy Kapusky. Lindsay Kennedy, Annie Bondy, Meredith Belloli, Kristy Deleonardis, Lisa Wisniewski, Kajal Parikh, Lisa Cousineau, Amity Heckemeyer, Megan Spillane, Stephanie Wargo. 3rd Row: Karen Roach, Jeni Dixon, Christy Kaounas, Jessica Chall, Jessica Scheidt, Katie Johnson, John McMahon, Vicky Viskantas, Rebecca Anderson, Beth Patterson, Dana Rossiter. 4th Row: Mike Clancy, Ryan Steinhauer, Matt Jones, Matt Minard, Mark Sander, Michael Scappaticci, Justin Schlanser, Tom Howie, Tim Plath. Back Row: Matt Baird, Joe Hammond, Chad Gilchrist, Pat Gordon, Kevin Becker, Chris Schifter, Ryan Winn, Michelle Good.

54 * National Honor Society National Honors Society

ational Honors Society is an organization made up of students receiving a N3.5 grade point average or higher. Under student leadership and that from sponsors, Chris Cronin and Lisa Rohde - Barbeau, students work in a variety of community service programs in order to gain credits. Some of these commu­ nity programs include ringing bells for the Salvation Army, working at local soup kitchens, and holding canned food and clothing drives. Students must meet the GPA requirement and complete 10 credits of service each semester to remain in the society. Andrea Crawford says, "Imagine the design!!"

Katie Johnson is allowed to use her "Good" hand for cutting paper in N.H.S.

Jeremy Sweet checks his credits with sponsor Mr. Cronin.

Heather Nix works the Crow's Nest for the Victorian Festival.

National Honors Society * 55 Imagining the German Culture

er Deutsche Verein Maupin und Wendy Tao. Wettkampf mit Schiilern aus wir eine groBe Party! Wii hatte jeden Monat eine Die mit den anderen Schulen bei dem Camp. schopften nach deutsche: Versammlung. Wir hochsten Noten auf dem Die sprachen wirklich am besten- Sitten eine gemtitlichc unternahmenD dieses Jahr viel -WIEDER! Atmosphare, mit viel Nasche: AATG Examen waren Scott miteinander. Wir sahen den Galea, Amity Heckemeyer, Wir begannen den von Speisen, die wir naci Film Zuriick in die Zukunf. und Wendy Tao. Wir deutschen Ehrenverein Delta Ep­ authentischen deutsche; Und auch viele andere Filmen. bekamen etwas Mithilfe silon Phi, in Verbindung mit dem Rezepten backten und Wir spielten auch viele von einem Deutschen nationalen Verein, in den viele kochten. Brettspiele. Wir fuhren nach Verein in Ann Arbor. unserer Deutschschtiler Vielen Dank an dit Ann Arbor, um einen Der Deutsche Verein eingenommen wurden. Leute, die uns halfen und ai deutschen film an der gab auch finanzielle Zu Weihnachten hatten unsere Lehrerin "Frau." Universitat zu sehen. Unterstiitzung an das Unsere Prasidenten Deutsche Camp, das jeden waren Scott Galea und Friihling bei Proud Lake Adrienne Dunkerley. Unsere stattfindet. Die Schuler von Sekretarinnen waren Donna NHS hatten viel Erfolg in

Patrick McNeal rests after climbing hundreds of steps to the Castle looking down on the city of Salzberg

Jesica Scheidt suffers the plight of Madusa on her trip to Ger­ many.

German Club Officers-Wendy Tao, Donna Maupin, Scott Galea, Adrienne Dunkerley.

German Club-Front Row: Donna Maupin, Scott Galea, Adrienne Dunkerley, Wendy Tao. Second Row: Tom Schmelter, Jessica Scheidt, Patrick McNeal, Brittany Duggan, Tina Juntunen, Karen Roach, Jennifer Cole. Back Row: Bob Smith, Chad Schaffer, James Cotton, Dave Somershoe, Ana Wolke, 56 * German Club Melissa Walters, Katie Johnson, Kara Guminski. New Club Formed at N.H.S.

otary Interact Club teract stands for Interna- from local churches, rec- oped countries. Interact is a service orga- tional Action. An impor- reation centers, and busi- hopes to help not only Rnization dedi- tant aspect of this club nesses throughout the those in other countries to ::ated to community ser- which separates it from community. The club see better, but help those ice and carries out at least other clubs is the interna- shipped the eyeglasses to in our community see the ‘WO service projects a tional perspective. For an optometrist who trav- world better. ,year. One serves the 1995, the first year for the eled through the Amazon Ischool or community and Interact Club at NHS, the donating eyeglasses to the other furthers interna- members worked on a those in need in less-devel- lional understanding. In- drive collecting eyeglasses

Members Jenny Sekerka, Tina Juntunen, Scott Lloyd, Becky Freund, Tom Pump, and Andy Song

Interact Club * 57 Welcome Committee

Adopt-A-Student is an organization that helps new students feel welcome as they come to Northville High School. Members are matched with newcomers according to inter­ ests. Led by Mr. Maile, Adopt-A-Student volunteers lead new students to their classes and meet each other at lunch and at some school activities. After a few meetings, students feel comfortable and make new friends in the process.

Front Row: Kristen Wasalaski, Jenny McPhail, Liz Jinnett, Marina Weis, Amanda Berlin, Beth DiPaolo, Jamie Goodman, Scott Galea, Missy Hayes. 2nd Row: Sarah Matthews, Kara Lloyd, Chrissy Kapusky, Stephanie Simpson, Karen Juntunen, Abbie Sherman, Kristen Nelson, Kristy DeLeonardis, Michelle Joboulian. Back Row: Abbey Wright, Kim Yaekle, Brittany Duggan, Tina Juntunen, Rob Ghannam, Sara Cooley, Kajal Parikh, Katie Johnson, Becky Freund.

58 * Adopt-A-Student The Mustanger: Voice of the NHS Student

With the help of the Journalism class, this year's Mustanger is doing better than ever. Writers keep the student body up to date with interesting and informative articles. Mrs. Hall, the advisor, and the entire Mustanger staff carries on the tradition of making the school newspaper a major product of NHS.

Mustanger Editors: Scott Schaffer, Angela Baca, Tom Pump, and Jordan Brun.

Mustanger Staff-Front Row: Jennifer Cole, Jennifer Klausler, David Fuelling, Becky Rouhan, Avo Magar, Brittany Duggan, Joshua Sabin, Heather Wadowski. 2nd Row: Tariq Hafeez, Jim Orr, Kelly Dendel, Alexis Raney, Scott Macek, Angela Baca, Jordan Brun. Back Row: Scott Schaffer, Kara Guminski, Marla Hackett, Jeremy Jasiolek, Tom Pump, Andy Song, John Namy.

Tom Pump thinks, "Gotta make the deadline! Gotta make the dead­ line!"

Editors Tom Pump and Scott Schaffer look over the Mustanger layout. i

Mustanger * 59 magine, thousands of Palladium Earns pictures, layouts, and folders scattered about a classroom. Then National Awards imagine attempting to pool the entire mess into a nationally recognized yearbook. This task was accomplished by our dedicated workers, section editors Pat McNeal, Andrea Crawford, Karen Roach, and Adrienne Dunkerley, and editors-in-chief Kathy Smith and Shea Collins; all supervised b\ our sponsor Janice Olson. Our hard work was recognized by |Walsworth Publishing (Company. They inducted ;us into their Gallery of ;Excellence. This honor is given to less than ten percent of Walsworth [yearbooks with displayec throughout the world.

Yearbook Staff-Bottom Row: Andrea Crawford, Melissa Michaelis, Adrienne Dunkerly, Amy Buchanan. Second Row: Marla Hackett, Kathy Smith, Meredith Kremer, Katie Amatangelo, Kelly Hoskins, Kara Guminski, Jenny Cole. Top Row: Patrick McNeal, Steve Pheley, Ron Hackett, Kevin Mount, Jessica Scheidt. Ben Adis. Not Pic­ tured: Tina Junlenen. Aliisa Krueger. Jenny Huang and John Maclnnes. z..... i Editors-in-Chief: Kathy Smith and Shea Collins

60 * Yearbook Thanks for putting our book­ shelf in order Patrick!

Yearbook sponsor th^cusses layouts Editor Patrick

Jenny Cole and Wendy Tao, two! dedicated workers, complete a 1 [layout, and another can of pop, j

I The 1994 yearbook staff | celebrates the wonderful book. ' MB...... ■ ...... 1 ■ f Andrea Crawford says, "This is | my space! So get out, or 1 will „ rip off my ear!" _

Yearbook * 61 The Place for Pep

his year the pep club siasm, the Pep Club ran has spread spirit Spirit Week, making it an throughout the exciting morale booster school.T While working at for all students. The Pep the football and basketball Club helps us unite into a concession stands, the spirited school, where we members were also cheer­ can proudly root for ing our Northville teams to Northville High. victory. With much enthu­ Katie Mellor-President. Sara Wood-Secretary, Treasurer. Cassie Galonis, Vice President.

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Front Row: Katie Mellor- President, Erin Moore, Cassandra Mandas, Sarah Matthews, Mr. Briningstool, Sara Wood- Secretary/ Treasurer, Joyce Sandie, Becky Stankowicz, Cassie Galonis- Vice President. Second Row: Lisa Joboulian, Megan Ryley, Regan Winans, Heather Wadowski, Tina Juntunen, Carrie Martin, Jim VerHeule. Back Row: Rhonda White, Karen Juntunen, Lauren Szczesny, Kathy Conklin, Megan Spillane. Not Pictured: Pat Lokey.

62 * Pep Club Imagine The T alent

| his year's Foren tant coach Alice Polumbo the sics team has again team hosted one of the league's Tdominated over meets. Team members are thier competition in the looking forward to represent Detroit Catholic Forensics the state of Michigan at the League. With many indi­ national meet in Chicago over vidual winners, the team Memorial Day weekend. has placed second overall Good job team! on two Saturday meets. With the help of Coach Cheryl Gazlay and assis­

Dana Rossiter tries not to trip as she shows off her ribbon for Broadcasting.

Anish Shah and James Cotton peruse their schematic before the first round.

Wendy Tao, Dana Rossiter, and Anne Wang prepare for the meet at Northville.

Front Row: Dana Rossiter, Kathy Smith, Mary Rivard, Beth Patterson, Ashley Chandler, Sponsor Alice Polumbo, Megan Freelance, Anne Wang, Heather Wadowski, Wendy Tao. Back Row: Meridith Walsh, Kajal Parikh, Katie Johnson, Bernie Tomsa, Andy Song, James Cotton, Megan Hiemstra, John Polumbo, Sonal Prasad. Forensics * 63 his year’s S.A.D.D. accident at Maybury Mad­ students have been ness. Later in the year, they busy promoting their got our community involved beliefsT of not drinking and in ice skating at Ford Field, driving. Their member list and shoveled snow covered has grown to an all time driveways. They met high. These active students throughout the year, with started out the year at the monthly meetings on the Victorian Festival, gave first Wednesday of every NHS students a chance to month. S.A.D.D. definitely drive a car that simulates got their message out this S.A.D.D. Officers and Comm. Chairs-Front Row: Elisha Sutton-Treas Monica Nayakwadi-Vice President, Lindsey Casterline-President, Rho driving drunk, and put on a year; Stay alive, don't drink White-Secretary. Back Row: Karen Juntunen, Anthony DeBenedet, M science of a drunk driving and drive. Hackett, Jon Woodsum, Michelle Bufton, Andrew Song.

First Row: Amy Buchanan, Michon Slanina, Dana Victor, Regan Winans, Jack Wickens, Charlie Stilec, Judy Patton, Heather Wadowski Megan Hiemstra, Dan Toole. 2nd Row: Rhonda White, Laura Genitti, Marla Hackett, Andrew Song, Elisha Sutton, Nicole Sultana Heather Frazer, Melanie Helmer, Tom Zubor, Karen Juntunen. 3rd Row: Jordan Brun, Scott Lloyd, Elizabeth Ganfield, Vik Srinivasan Kelly Hough, Ron Hackett, Lindsay Ferguson, David Fuelling, Jenni Banks, Brian Jones, Kara Guminski. 4th Row: Jessica Doinidis, Sari Cooley, Brian Boeye, Colleen Doyle, Cindy Wampler, Rachel Cieslak, Beth Hallberg, Angela Bardoni, Michelle Bufton. 5th Row: Joi Woodsum, Jessica Scheidt, Pete Winans, Michelle Good, Amanda Cole, Melissa Sparks, Katy Gudritz, Vicky Viskantas, Stephanie Wargo, Amanda DeKoker, Christine Pilarz. Back Row: Dave McCulloch, Anthony DeBenedet, Monica Nayakwadi, Lindsey Casterline Dave Sosmershoe, Patrick McNeal, Jeremy Sova, Brian Glock, Sondra Baier.

64 * S.A.D.D. Karen Juntunen and Rhonda White pose for a picture after the Homecoming game.

Senior Suzanne Smith gets ready to take the car for a spin. The instructor enters the driver's weight into the on board computer. The computer calculates and delays the cars braking and steering response times, similar to being drunk.

The Neon Drunk Driving Simulator takes some students for an exciting ride. Charlie Stilec, S.A.D.D. sponsor.

S.A.D.D. * 65 Faraway Places, Faraway Lands

ye! Oye! One of this bers parts they have managed to year's newest groups is convince the truth into the offi­ one started last year by cials minds. This year the group junior,O Jessica Schiedt. This has been able to participate in group has taken the initiatve conjunction with the Society for and finally been promoted to an Creative Anachoranism to enjoy official activity. They have re­ some of the local medieval cruited many students who en­ events. They delve into the joy getting away from modem medieval society by taking the day by traveling into another place of a made up character and country and time period in their living there lives while at these heads. During their beginnings events. All of the students en­ many of the administrators ar­ joy this fantasy get away and gued their validity, but through hope that this group continues hard work on all of the mem- for students in years to come.

Travis Gilshire is the perfect jester: evil, but perfect.

Medievalist Society members-Front Row: Jordan Brun, Jessica Scheidt, Brittany Duggan. Second Row: Matt Falkiewicz, Rick Galan, Megan Riley, Kevin Mount, Chad Schaffer, Meredith Walsh, Nick Barnes. Back Row: Justin Lebeck, Travis Gilshire, Sara Plath, Brian Wall, Tom Andary, Scott Schaffer

No, Adam Galea, I don't think that the Ancient Greeks are considered medieval.

Okay now in character, guys!

66 * Medieval Society Minds of NHS Unite alking through the social studies h a llw a y on WWednesday morning, a buzz­ ing sound will greet your ears. Peeking into Mr. Ford's room, you are met with the quiz bowl team practicing for their next meet. Quiz bowl is an organization where teams of students go head to head in academic competition.

Mike Clancy directs the mock tournament.

Andy Song rejoices over his correct answer

Did you remember to phrase your answer in the form of a question?

Wednesday mornings are a tough practice for the team.

Quiz Bowl * 67

Women's B asketball

Stats. • • • Wins Losses • Varsity 13 8 • Junior Varsity 11 9 ^ Freshmen 10 10

ith only two Leger who earned All- seniors, the Conference. Other honors women's varsity include Freshman Lauren basketballW team still Metaj earning All-Division managed to finish with a and Sophomore Lyndsay winning season. Placing Hoff earning Honorable third in the Western Lakes Mention. Conference, the team was lead by Junior Samantha Lauren Metaj sets up a play to help in a Mustang victory.

Samantha Ledger made All-Conference.

Jessica Zajac blocks the Brighton player to help the 'stangs. Imagine Victory

Women's Varsity Basketball-Front Row: Laura Genitti, Carrie Dalziel. Second Row: Karla Kalso, Samantha Leger, Kristen Dawson, Lind­ say Casterline, Coach Gary Schwan, Jessica Zajac, Tami Taylor, Lyndsay Huot, Lauren Metaj. Back Row: Laurie Albertson, Gina Chaisson, Lauren Poole, Jennie Hursey

Women's J.V. Basketball-Front Row: Brian Peterson-Ball Boy, Erica Peterson-Ball Girl. Second Row: Mariel Estigarribiia, Lecia Harmer, Megan Moore, Kristen Dawson, Coach Don Peterson, Heather Davis, Theresa Marek, Katie Krupansky, Erin Bowdell. Back Row: Julie Flis, Laurie Albertson

Women's Freshmen Basketball-Bottom Row: Laura Lee, Janet McDonald. Back Row: Jill Zajac, Allison Murphy, Coach Jeff Stewart, Ashley Ossola, Dana Chemotti. Missing: Nara Piestrzeniewicz, Georgianna Yessian, Nicolle Medina

Womens Basketball *71 Men's Basketball

ll three basketball teams had an excel­ lent year. Coaches and players alike have worked hard and put in a lot of timeA and effort. An injury to senior Scott Anderson was a loss for the team, never the less, spirit was abound.

Varsity Basketball-Front Row: Jeff Zwiesler, Mark Pomarolli, Aneil Kersey. 2nd Row: Mark Sander, Anthony DeBenedet-captain, Brian Buser-captain, Coach Taylor, Mike Lane-manager, Scott Lloyd, Kyle Hitchcock, Garret Carter. 3rd Row: Scott Anderson, James Holman, Ben Szostak.

J.V. Basketball-Front Row: Michael Baldwin- ball boy, David Terakedis, Farbood Nivi-man- ager, Tim Burke. 2nd Row: Dave Anderson, Phil Kozdron, Jason Maclnnis, Luis Guajardo, Scott Vigh. 3rd Row: Ryan Howe, Jeff Arenz.

Freshman Basketball-Front Row: Ryan Morris, Kelly Bingley. 2nd Row: Geno Peters, Adam Tibbie, Mark Heaman, Kevin Gilchrist, Rich­ ard Holmes-manager, Coach Briningstool, Mike Livanos-manager, Kevin Sheley, Chris Whillington, Eric Campion, Rob Abbot. 3rd Row: Shawn Dillon, Mike Comb.

72 * Mens Basketball Varsity captains: Brian Buser, Scott Lloyd, and Anthony DeBenedet.

Aneil Kersey fiercely defends the ball from an oppo­ nent.

Mark Sander leaps above the defense to make a shot.

Anthony DeBenedet receives a pass.

Mens Basketball * 73 Football Team Gains Yards...

Team Honors Detroit News All Metro- West Nick Bowersox WLAA All Conference Team Nick Bowersox WLAA All Division Garrett Carter LB Aneil Kersey RB Matiss Kukanis LB Joe Scappaticci K Todd Zayti WR WLAA Honorable Mention Chris Gomersall RB James Holman OL Ryan Howe OL John Matthews DL

74 * Football and All Division Player Awards. Of battles won, and battles lost Of victory, at any cost And on that field we sold our souls For far much more than mortal gold. We fought for honor, bled for pride We all reached far deep down inside. We came as boys, we left as men But some will not return again. Our time has come, the torch passed on Our years of high-school football gone. And on that cold October night The final battle we did fight One team, one horse, we brought them down And kept the jug within our town. United strong, we could not fall Stood for one, and one for all. So as the years begin to wane Never forget, we finished the Game. By: Bernie Tomsa

Season Scoreboard 5-4

N.H.S. Opp. 7 15 South Lyon L 17 35 Plymouth Salem L 22 0 Walled Lake Western W 17 31 Farmington Harrison L 21 0 Livonia Churchill W 14 9 Plymouth Canton W 20 6 Livonia Franklin W 14 20 Westland John Glenn L 28 20 Novi W

Football * 75 1994 Football Team Tackles Novi; Regains Baseline Jug!!

Varsity I P ^ 1*^ Front Row: Trevor Surdu, Chris Gomersall, Scott Vigh, Shaun Wilber, Chris Clark, Eric Moore, Carl Tune, Mike Edwards. 2nd Row: Joe Scappaticci, Ryan DeBora, Coach Paul Peters, Coach Darrel Schumacher, Coach John Briningstool, Manager Mark Menghini, Brad Borgia, Mike Scappaticci. 3rd Row: Tim Smith, Matthew Woody, Shaun Connolly, Rob Ghannam, Mark Smith, Nathan Forney, Jeff Davis, Matt Minard, Mike O'Brien. 4th Row: J.J. Zayti, Brian Jones, Dave Licata, Aneil Kersey, Steve Alexander, Jason Wenzel, Bernie Tomsa, Ryan Staples. Back Row: Todd Zayti, John Matthews, Garrett Carter, Ryan Howe, James Holman, Nick Bowersox*, Matiss Kukanis*, Roger Mills, Nick Lionas. *=captain

Junior Varsity

Front Row: Tim Burke, Brian Clowers, Tom Beller*, Ross Baker*, John Rohrhoff, Mike McNally. 2nd Row: Jason Desiro, Patrich Jett, Bill Sekerka, Mike Livanos, Eric Miller, Patrick Lokey, David Innes, Luis Guajardo. 3rd Row: Coach Mark Hilfinger, Coach Bryan Masi, Don Green, Brian Wagner, Connor Bacon, Dave Craig, Matt Rouhan, Chris Melvin, Nathan Ziegenhagen, Coach David Iafolla. Back Row: Andy Fee, Chris Edick, John Macinnis, Marty Leftwich, Chris Doering, Adam Piazza, Kris Kurzawa, Brian Gorshak, Derek Eckerly. Overall Record: 2-7

Freshmen

Front Row: Andy Deacon, Erik Staples, Kevin Boone. 2nd Row: Andy Davis, Mike Vertrees, Jason Dowdell, Josh Ott, Geno Peterson, Nick Wells, Ryan Morris, Jeff Husak. 3rd Row: Coach Bill Kelly, Coach Randy Jones, Jim Clemens, Bryan Grider, Matt Gillis, Adam Hill, Coach Dan Rohn. Back Row: Josh Mullins, Tim Velzy, Courtney Kemp, Josh Minard, Jesse Chaverait, Wes Morland, Chris Whittington, Rob Abbott, Eric Campion. Overall Record: 5-4

Football * 76 Cheerleaders: Building School Spirit.

| he cheerleading sists of Varsity and J.V. program at NHS has cheerleaders. NHS is know Varsity Cheerleaders-Front Row: Jodi Fischer, Cristy Macek, Melanie Helmer, Becky Rouhan. 2nd Row: Lindsay Kennedy, Pippa Creffield, Tbecome a competitive in the MHSAA for the team's Melissa Petrosky, Jennifer Sekerka. Back Row: Coach Surdu, Jamie sport as sponsored by the abilty to build difficult stunts Superfisky, Lindsay Ferguson, Kristy DeLeonardis, Alissa MacFarlane. Michigan High School Ath- and perform technically letic Association (MHSAA). complex routines. The There are three teams at cheerleaders continue to NHS: Varsity, J.V. and Fresh- keep sideline support and men. An additional team, the spirit activities a number one competitive cheer team, con- priority.

J.V. Cheerleading-Front Row: Alicia Bachman, Daphney Dudek, Traci Policcichio. 2nd Row: Amanda Berlin, Liz Sant, Carrie Faulknor, Sarah Matthews, Jill Zachman. 3rd Row: Kelly Janowski, Missy Schiftar, Abbie Sherman.

Annie Bondy shows her school spirit at a pep rally.

Melanie Helmer and Becky Rouhan take a break after a Freshman Cheerleaders-Front Row: Lauren Harper, Kellie Reichard, game. Nikki Wild. 2nd Row: Amanda Benish, Corinne Atty, Christina Farrar. Back Row: Lee Ann Murphy, Tina Bork.

Cheerleading * 77 Taking the Diver Chris Anderson thinks through the motions before performing a dive. plunge Andy Stewart relaxes in the pool after a vigorous workout. he men's swim team this year won six meets out of eleven. TheyT finished fifth in their di­ vision. The team will be loos­ ing three seniors: Jordon Brun, James Elsesser and Sean Hollister. Jeff Sieving quali­ fied for state meet in the 100 yard breaststroke while Chris Anderson qualified for the state diving meet.

Bottom Row: Evan Whitbeck, Steve Weicksel, Jim Johnston, Jim Malloure, Jordan Brun, Jeff Sieving, Justin Schlanser, Craig Sieving, Jeff Clark. Second Row: Dan Milnes, Chris Anderson, Kevin Mount, Coach Mark Heiden, Coach David Wayne, Jesse Horvath, Craig Boyk, Dave Craig, Top Row: Andy Stewart, James Elsesser, Pat Armstrong, Nick Schwarz, Chris Bond, Jim Jerome, Sean Hollister.

78 * Mens Swimming Splash Into Women's Swimming

Womens Swimming-Front Row:Andrea Morris, Karen Fischer, Andrea Moretti, Michelle Hoblack, Margaret Lapham, Michon Slanina, Alicia Doehler, Gina Spagnoli. 2nd Row:Jenni Taylor, Rebecca Anderson, Katie Rompel, Erin Taylor, Katie Varley, Michelle Bufton, Kara Guminski, Sarah Wright, Allison Anti, Missy Hayes. 3rd Row: Aubrey Bock, Beth Handley, Whitney Anolick, Jill Holloway, Amy Cook, Head Coach Bill Dicks, Asst. Coach David Wayne, Beth MacRae, Sara Roth, Katrina Heckemeyer-Captain, Alice Callan, Jill Walro, Mary Essary. 4th Row: Amy Kohl, Kara Lyczak, Amy Glogowski, Sarah Heckemeyer, Amity Heckemeyer, Mandy VanHom-Captain, Tammy Cook-Captain, Gwen Osbome, Jodie Brown, Ashley Chandler.

he 1994 Northville girls swim team had one of their best seasons in over a decade! Their season record Twas 9-2, and they finished first in their division. They also took second place in the WLAA Championships. The Mustangs took two divers to regionals: Katrina Heckemeyer and Karen Fischer. The rest of the State team consisted of Tammy Cook, Mandy VanHorn, Amity Heckemeyer, Jodi Brown, Amy Kohl, Rebecca Anderson, Andrea Moretti, Katie Rompel and Beth Handley. The 200 free relay team of Tammy Cook, Mandy VanHorn, Jodi Browne and Amity Heckemeyer not only broke the school record, but also finished sixth in the State. Overall the Mustangs were 17th in the State. Congratulations girls on a successful season!

Katie Varley, Kara Guminski, Gwen Osborne, Mary Essary and Sarah Heckemeyer celebrate victory at a swim meet.

Womens Swimming * 79 Varsity Volleyball-Front Row: Kristen Wasalaski, Angie Groves, Arin Homberger, Angela Bardoni. 2nd Row: Amanda DeKoker, Tami Taylor, Jodi Brown, Jill Holloway, Courtney Todd. Back Row: Lauren Poole, Sarah Gregerson, Coach Laura Murray, Renee Olin, Jenny Redden.

J. V. Volleyball Front Row: Lisa Tolstedt, Michelle Menghini, Danielle Jaskot, Gwen Osborne, Shelley Morgan. Back Row: Laurie Albertson, Jenny Bozyk, Gina Chiasson, Coach Carol Pilon, Lauren Metaj, Ashley Ossala, Karla Kalso.

Freshmen Volleyball Front Row: Jamie Tharp, Kelly Golec, Laura Lee, Kristen Harper. 2nd Row: Jill Dart, Suzanne George, Lauren Szczesny (Manager), Sarah Arndt, Dana Chemotti. Back Row: Ashley Chan­ dler, Heather Davis, Coach Laura Grazulis, Julie Flis, Sarah Yageman.

80 * Volleyball Angie Groves sets the ball as Kristen Wasalski stands by for assistance.

Lauren Poole reaches to block the ball.

Tami Taylor, Sarah Gregerson, and Lauren Poole defend the front.

Varsity team captains: Renee Olin, Arin Homberger and Angie Groves.

Volleyball * 81 N.H.S. WRESTLING Struggle: a word all wrestlers Wrestlers spend many hours working to know well. This year's group of preparing themselves for the tough com­ petition they are up against. grapplers worked out and prac­ ticed hard to complete a success­ Nick Bowersox was a stronghold of the ful season. wrestling team and participated in state Garnett Potter began a new era finals this season. As one of two seniors as coach this year. He utilized his on the team, he also acted as captain. own experiences as a Mustang grappler to lead the team. Seniors Joe Scappaticci and Nick Bowersox were also leaders of team in their final season by act­ ing as team captains. For the eighth straight season, an NHS wrestler has participated in the state final tournament. Nick Bowersox and Sam Saran both qualified to compete in the ex­ tremely tough matches of this event. With changcs in coaching and strong underclass performers, the wrestling team shows promise for a strong season next winter.

A Northville wrestler easily pins his competition to the mat.

Northville's Wrestling Team Area Leaders 105 lbs. Saran 21-4 112 lbs. Sriraman 24-13 119 lbs. Kyle 16-7 142 lbs. M.Scappaticci 31-10 WRESTLING- Front Row: Georges Kaouties, Ricky Torrence, Erik Staples. 2nd 151 lbs. Row: Mike Hagan, Shawn Felix, Jeff Muir, josh Tarrow, Nick Sriraman, Jason J.Scappaticci 27-8 Brodi.s, Jason Dowdell, Shane Byerly, 3rd Row? Coach Garnett Potter, Sam Sa­ ran. .lame Kyle, Joe Scappaticci, Mike Scappaticci, Mike Vertrees, Jason Keranen, 275 lbs. Brian Wall. Back Row: Wes Morland, Nick Bowersox, Bryan Grider. Missing: Bowersox 23-8 Shawn Wilber, Chris Mudge. Don Battle. Bill Kemp. Joe Scappaticci was a captain o f the wre tling team during the 1995 season, andtfl "a heck o f a year," (Coach Potter).

82 * Wrestling Gymnastics Leap Ahead

The light pitter patter of bare feet on the tightly stretched blue mats. Powder clouds to soften hands. New friends made from all over. With a total of six gymnasts they have formed a close bond amongst themselves with coach Barb Winn. The Northville/Novi Gymnastics team has had a wonderful season and have hopes of having even better seasons in the future. As she spins out of a flip the only sound is the final thump of bare feet and canvas. Applause!

Dual Season Record: 9-1 Hartland Invitational: 2nd Place Canton Invitational: 4th Place Western Division Champs Regionals: 1st Place State: 5th Place

Individual Placers at the State Meet: Mary Essary 8th place - bars Robyn Wehab 5th place - floor exercise Erica Winn 8th place - vault

Front Row: Stacey Williamson, Stephanie Manza. Middle Row: Gina The team shows off their Regional trophy. Spinazee, Gina Spagnoli. Top Row: Katie Bucrek, Robyn Wehab, Coach Barb Winn, Dana Ghedotte, Erica Winn. Not pictured: Mary Essary Gymnastics * 83 Jeff Zwiesler sprints to the finish line.

ss Country

1 he Mustangs were freshman Tim Schovers was led by captains Jeff Zwiesler an unexpected bonus as the and Nathan Kirmis. Fellow team's fifth runner. They seniors Scott Lloyd and had a 2-3 division and a 3-3 Sean Hollister provided a season. The Mustangs solid core for the Mustang earned third in their divi­ runners. Junior Dwight sion, eighth in the confer­ VanTuyl earned All-Divi- ence, and tenth in the region. sion honors as the Mustangs completed the season in third place. Ravi Mujumdar's efforts won him the title of the team's most improved runner, while

MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY

Opp. NHS John Glenn 28 28 +

Walled Lake Western 25 30

Harrison 25 30

Churchill 34

Franklin 39 19

Canton 17 42

+ tie breaker!

Front Row: Kevin Marrow, John Julow, Dwight VanTuyl, Jason Wolberg. Middle Row: Adam White, Kevin Mooney, Matt Jones, Dave Cooke, Nathan Kirmis—Captain. Top Row: Coach Ed Gabrys, Jeff Zwiesler—Captain, Ravi Mujumdar, Scott Lloyd, Kevin Becker, Sean Hollister.

84 * Cross Country Women's Cross Country

Under the coaching of Mr. Chris Cronin, the nine member women's cross country team finished the season with a , record of 3-3. In the Adrienne Browne made first Western Lakes Athletic team on the HomeTown News­ [Association, the team papers' East All-Area squad. placed ninth wth Seniors Adrienne Brown placing 6th overall. Good job Mustangs! Kathryn Mittman, Jenny Sekerka, Back Row: Kajal Parikh, Kristina Derro, Captain, Adrienne Browne - Captain.

Erin Tovey made the All-Area second team .squad.

The team stretches out before their meet.

Women's Cross Country * 85 Run for Your Life, It's Men's Track..

The Distance team that runs together, wins together.

Jason Mclnnes and John Woodsum lead the pack.

Scoreboard NHS Opp. 83 South Lyon 54 82 Stevenson 55 78 Canton 59 100 Franklin 35 82 Churchill 55 72 Novi 65 65 Harrison 72 83 W.L. Western 54

Novi Relays 2nd

Regional Meet 10th

WLAA Conference Meet 3rd (103 points)

Men's Track: Dan Clark, Jason Wolbers, Matt Vetter, T.J. Wolsos, Dwight VanTuyl, Andy Davis, Tony Clemens, Chris Gomersall, Brian Clowers, Kyle Schmidt, Keith Morency, Mike Linker, Nick Schomer, John Julow, Tim Schovers, Coach Briningstool, Coach Faletti, Giorgio Veneziano, Jason Dowdell, Adam White, Steve Weicksel, Matt Minard, Ryan DeBora, Luis Guajardo, Matt Rouhan, Jason Maclver, Aniel Kersey, Dave Craig, Ty Fowler, Rob Ghannam, Geno Peters, Jim Clemens, Eric Miller, Gerald Liu, John Esto, Brian Wagner, Chris Whittington, Patrick Armstrong, Kris Kurzawa, Thomas Ficht, Josh Minard, Mike Livantos, Rob Abbott, Todd Emaus, Bernie Tomsa, Ross Baker, Sean Hollister, Wes Morland, Jon Woodsum, Anthony DeBenedet, Mike Comb, Ryan Howe, Scott Lloyd*, Farbood Nivi*, John Maclnnis, Pat Gordon, Jeff Zwiesler*. *=captain.

86 * Men's Track &...Women's Track Laura Brown, Jenny Platukas, Amy Bartlett, Sarah Wright, and Chrissy Buser start the 100 meter dash.

Carrie Dalziel, Sarah Sant and Hannah Jacob fighthe cold wind to fisih first.

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1994 Scoreboard NHS Opp. 68 W.L. Western 60 27 Canton 101 49 Stevenson 79 83 Churchill 46 91 Marion 37 56 Novi 72 75 S. Lyon 53 54.5 Harrison 73.5

Women's Track f ront Row. Kara Cundari, Sarah Sant, Rebecca Witek. Erin Selinsky, l-.llen Sciba, Kristi Marakovitz, Laura Brown, Jennifer Platukas, Hannah Jacon. 2nd Row: Erica Jensen, Erica Abho, Shannon Merrick, Liz Sant, Dana Chemotti, Amanda Benish. Jill Zachmann, Anna rebori, Kristen Harper, Michele Totty, Sapna Janveja. 3rd Row: Coach Kristin Parkison-Olsted, Coach Karin Nelson, Srah Wright, Katie rompel, Abbie Sherman, Carrie Dalziel, Kelly Hough, Becky Stankowicz, Courtney Bagshaw, Alissa Nadeau, Amy Tapp, Coach Chris Cronin. 4th Row: Nicole Weyer, Mary Essary, Kajal Parikh, Katie Johnson, Mary Subotich, Rachel Cieslak, Adrienne Browne*, Kathy Conklin, Jenny Huang, Lisa Armstrong, Mary Rivrd, Kathryn Mittman, Abby Haxton. 5th Row: Jenny Sekerka, Vanja Habekovic, Sara Goshorn, Jaclyn Ansara, Sarah Heckemeyer, Tina Bork, Jenny Adams, Karla Kalso, Christina Farrar, Jennifer Dowdell, Amy Bartlett, Marsha Keller. 6th Row: Kristina Derro, Jill Holloway, Elizabeth Ganfield, Andrea Crawford, Stephanie Smith, Tammy Cook*, Renee Olin, Chrissy Buser Melissa Poole, Minica Nayakwadi, Amity Heckemeyer, Beth MacRae, Kari Veres

Women's Track * 87 J.V. Softball Front Row: Stacy Vlisides, Marcy Magnuson, Katie Softball Steps Up to the Plate Krupansky - Capt., Margaret Lapham, GeorgannaYessaian. 2nd Row: Kim Blaser, Marci Sabo, Jill Zajac, Christin Connolly - Capt., Sardi A rndt, Katie Varley, Cassandra Mandas. Back Row: Coach Karen Baird, Colleen Doyle, Ashley Chandler, Ashley Ossola, Chrissie Matela, Kara Lyczak - Capt., Nara Piestrzeniewicz.

"Go long!" Kim Blaser yells to her teammate.

1994 Scoreboard NHS O p p . 7 S. Lyon 16 5 W.L. Central 3 1-2 Salem 11-4 5-3 Canton 2-7 5 Murray Wright 1 6 Montrose 5 1 Novi 3 13-6 Franklin 12-3 10 Farmington 1 2-2 W.L. Western 4-4 3 Country Day 2 12 Centerline 4 8 Stevenson 0 0-0-2 Churchill 4-3-8 8 N. Farmington 5 1-3 John Glenn 5-13 2-5 Harrison 8-9

Varsity Softball Front Row: Kellie Reichard, Jenny Sheehan, Sarah Johnson. 2nd Row: Erin Tovey, Jennifer Cooley, Mandy Sabo, Melissa Petrosky - Capt., Andrea Moretti - Capt. Back Row: Coach Frank Freimund, Michelle Menghini, Gina Chiasson, Kristen Dawson, Sara Roth

88 * Softball laseball Swings Their Way to the Top

J.V. Baseball Front Row: Eric Arnold, Tim Burke, John Rohroff, Gordy McPhail, Kelly Bingley, Andy Deacon. 2nd Row: Adam Hill, Matt Olbrantz, Eric Sweetlik, Justin Stevenson, Bill Sekerka, Scott Vigh, Ryan Morris. Back Row: James Giammarco, Phil Kozdron, KevinGilchrist, Terry Bonner - Coach, Jason Rettman, Connor Bacon, Joe Willey.

1994 Scoreboard NHS O p p . 8-2 Canton 9-17 9-10 Franklin 5-0 11-8 W.L. Western 5-3 5-6 Harrison 3-8 6-11 Churchill 1-0 6 S. Lyon 5 11 W.L. Central 1 1 Novi 7 2-8 Salem 5-9 0 Farmington 3 4 Stevenson 1 8 N.Farmington 15 3 John Glenn 4

WLAA Championship Game Vs. 3 Salem 4

Varsity Baseball Front Row: Trevor Surdu, Nathan Kirmis, Chuck Yessaian, J.J. Zayti, Jeff Sieving, \aoru Yoshida. 2nd Row: Ryan Rettman, Nathan Forney, Jason Rice*, Mark Sander, Chris Schiftar, Jason .Venzel*, Jamie Belanger. Back Row: Mickey Newman - Head Coach, Kyle Hitchcock, Tim Smojver, Brian Buser*, Ben Szostek, Dave McCulloch*, Tom Willerer, Bill McCann - Coach. *=captain

Baseball * 89 1994 Scoreboard Women's Golf NHS Opp. 208 Mercy 222 337 Plymouth Canton 216 1994 Final Record 227 Stevenson 235 9th Place Ann Arbor Invitational W LAA Record: Overall WLAA: 6-1 15th Place East Lansing Invitational Overall Record (League/Non-League) 6-5 246 W. L. Western 206 WLAA Conference Champions 266 Mercy 217 9th Place at M HSAA Regionals 271 Franklin 223 8th Place Brighton Invitational 297 Novi 228 Awards 248 Churchill 219 Most Improved Player: Katie Kulp 243 Plymouth Salem 216 Coach's Award: Katie Kemohan 246 W. L. Central 209 Most Valuable Player: Lindsey Casterline 201 Mercy 207 199 Ladywood 212 9th Place Regional Golf Tournament 217 Novi 227

Varsity Golf Front Row: Kara Guminski, Kyley Mills*, Laura Genetti, Katie Kulp, Monica Prasad, Elizabeth Krueger. Back Row: Coach Trish Waldecker, Emily Baldwin, Lindsey Casterline*, Heather Nix*, Jeni Dixon, Asst. Coach Gail Trepicone.

90 * Women's Golf Jon Woodsum golfs for the Mustangs. Golf Fore It...

NHS Novi 210 205 South Lyon 165 166 Canton 218 230 John Glenn 222 221 Farmington 220 250 Churchill 213 199 W.L. Western 207 216 Stevenson 208 229 N. Farmington 206 208 Harrison 216 214 Franklin 209 238 Salem 229 207 W.L. Central 213 211

WLAA Conference - 3rd Place All Division: Rob Rankin MHSAA Regionals - 9th Place Eric Swietlik

Front: Scott Scheich, Kevin Collins, Eric Swietlik, Andy Vartanian, James Damico, Mike Vartanian, Chris McLaughlin, Kaoru Yoshida. Top Row: Coach Trish Waldecker, Rob Rankin, Mike Clancy, Jon Woodsum, Brian Glock, Jamie Belanger, Jeremy Sova. Missing: Anthony DeBenedet, Brian Brower.

Men's Golf * 91 Men's Tennis Rackets to the Top J.V. Tennis Front Row: Rovert Licata, Eric Retzbach, Brian Wasielewski, Matt Thomson, Coach Lutes, Justin Platukas, Warren Lin, Vikram Nath. Back Row: Edmund Liang, Matt Samhat, Derek Sokloski, Jack Sprauer, Sachin Haldipur, Paul Stachura.

Vik Srinivasan serenades the team before practice.

1994 Scoreboard NH S Opp. 7 Churchill 1 8 W.L. Western 0 7 Harrison 1 8 Franklin 0 7 Canton 1 6 Novi 2 7 Farmington 1 4 Stevenson 4 8 N. Farmington 0 6 Salem 2 8 W.L. Central 0 8 John Glenn 0 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Division Champs Conference Champs-3rd year in a row Regional Champs 40 Straight Undefeated Dual Meets Tied for 13th in State Finals

Men's Tennis Front Row: Jared Cromas, John Polumbo, Desmond L iang*, Vikram Srinivasan*, Ganesh Nayakwadi, Antonio Castillo, Anish Shah, Yusuke Ishigami. Back Row: Dick Norton Coach, Dave Anderson, Rohit Jha, Ravi Mujumdar, Rory Dunnaback, Mike Bush. Ryan Steinhauer. Missing: Arjun Srinivasan, Matt Schwagle*, Nic McCreedy*, Nick Sriraman. *=captain

Kristen Smith imagines the next team vic­ tory. 92 * Men's Tennis Kristin Smith imagines the next team victory. Women's Tennis 9-3

Opp. Opp. N .H .S Novi 1 7 John Glenn 0 8 Farmington 2 6 Churchill 1 7 W. L. Western 1 7 Stevenson 5 3 N. Farmington 5 3 Harrison 6 2 Franklin 0 8 Salem 2 6 W.L. Central 4 4 Canton 0 8 N. Farmington 5 33

Varsity Tennis- Front Row: Amanda Nelson, Angela Bardoni, Sarah Johnson. 2nd Row: Aubrey MacFarlane, Kyley Mills, Angie Kuciban, Kristin Smith, Shelly Morgan. Back Row: Coach Uta Filkin, Jennifer Moak, Mary McDonald, Jacqueline Moore, Chrissy Kapusky, Lisa Cousineau. Not pictured: Megan Connery.

JV Tennis-Front Row: Jackie Rompel, Gina Spinazze. 2nd Row: Alyssa DeMattos, Becky Stankowicz, Leslie Snyder, Caroline Mason, Fiona Gomersall. Back Row: Janett Thomas, Sarah Arndt, Colleen Doyle, Cindy Wampler, Jessica Hullman, Meridith Walsh. Not Pictured: Sandra Baier, Julie Damico. Women's Tennis * 93 Women's Soccer Has a Kickin' Season

J.V. Soccer Front Row: Katie Hicks, Jamie Tharp, Megan Moore, Erin Bowdell, Lex Hopkins, Kristy Maclver. 2nd Row: Meghan Gian, Tisha Mazzola*, Blakley Barry, Kristin Smith, Lecia Harmer, Dana Novara, Janet McDonald. Back Row: Coach Amy Zanetti, Nicolle Medina, Robyn Koskela*, Allison Murphy, Gwen Osborne*, Lauren Gugala, Mary McDonald. *=captain

Scoreboard 1 Troy Athens 0 3 Farmington 0 0 Churchill 2 6 W.L. Western 0 5 A.A. Pioneer 0 0 Stevenson 1 4 North Farmington 1 6 Harrison 0 2 Franklin 1 1 Salem 1 9 W.L. Central 0 1 Canton 2 4 A.A. Huron 1 7 W.L. Central 0 2 N ovi 0 3 Milford 0 2 Woodhaven 1 1 Churchill 0 0 Brighton 2

Varsity Soccer Front Row: Lisa Bernardo*, Kristen Wasalaske, Jessica Jones*, Meghan Cauzillo, Jackie Rompel, Heather Huizing*. 2nd Row: Kate Riebling, Tracie Vock, Lisa Tolstedt, Suzanne McQuaid, Kristen Baja, Lori Carbott. Back Row: Kirsty Greer, Lyndsay Huot, Marjorie Muller- Asst. Coach, Coach Doug Lyon, Heather Sixt- Asst. Coach, Amanda Dekoker, Lauren Metaj, Katie Kohl*. Missing: Jill Dart, Cory Tedal. *=captain

94 * Women's Soccer VARSITY Men's Soccer has a Kicking Season Front Row: Andrew Weyer, James Graff, Ty Fowler, Tim Eagen, Adam Tibbie, Sam Vida. Middle Row: Matt Schwagle, Dan Schwartz, Lance Bethell, Chad Gilchrist, Matt Sweet, Mike Basse, Jeremy Sweet*, Paul Schultz. Back Row: Coach Doug Lyon, Jason Maclver*, Bill Rundell, Rob Willard, Rory Dunnabeck, Overall Record 11 -8-3 Ryan Winn, Dan Lyczak*, Matt Topous.*=captain Team Honors: MVP- Jason Maclver. All Division- Matt Topous, Jason Maclver. N orthville vs. Opponent 3 Grosse Pt. South 2 4 Seaholm 1 2 Country Day 5 1 Catholic Central 2 0 Canton 3 6 Fordson 1 6 South Lyon 2 2 Farmington 2 2 Brighton 0 2 Churchill 1 1 W.L. Western 1 1 Stevenson 2 3 N. Farmington 1 2 Harrison 1 1 Franklin 1 4 Novi 3 1 Salem 5 0 W.L. Central 1 0 Farmington 0 2 N. Farmington 0

Tri-Captain Dan Lyczak enjoys looking down on the other team.

Goalkeeper Ty Fowler waves to the crowd with one hand as he saves the ball with the other.

JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: Brian Horn, David Terakedis, Jimmy Fermanis, Stan McAskin, Tom Andary. Middle Row: Steve Weicksel, Nate Goebel, Dan Basse, Nick Bitell, Mike Maile, Eric Arnold. Back Row: Coach Todd Stowell, Adam Blotkamp, Chris Luebbe, Jeff Amez, Kevin Shelly, Josh Brugeman, Ben Romine.

Men's Soccer * 95 N.H.S. Equestrian Team

he Equestrian team with a total of 20.5 points. has had one of its In the first meet the team better competitions came close to winning, but thisT year, placing well in lack of members in the last almost every class. The four classes knocked them team won two firsts, two down. Next year the team seconds and eight thirds plans to be able to practice out of the three meets. as a team if they can find a The high point rider this riding ring for the horses. year was Tiffany Bench,

Lisa Grutza poses aboard Wnadi before entering the ring.

Brenda Cole relaxes with Mae the Walker.

Emma Wilkiemeyer sports the lastest fasions in riding atire

Equestrian Team - Tiffany Bench, Emma Wilkiemeyer, Erin Tho­ mas, Cathy Koster, Jennifer Cole. Not pictured: Brenda Cole, Lisa Grutza 96 * Equestrian Team Pom Pon

Becky Engle made the Mid The 1994-95 Pom Pon American All-Star Team. Team wowed audiences throughout The Pom Pon Team the year under the coaching of Cheri also performed half-time routines Warner. They began their season by at varsity football, soccer, and taking first place for Junior March­ basketball games; performed for ing in the Northville Fourth of July the students of Old Village Parade. Their success continued School; and helped host the first when attending summer camp at annual N.H.S. Open House. Grand Valley State University, where The girls brought home they earned several ribbons, includ­ a third place for their Dance Com­ ing first places for both kickline and petition and went on to state com­ original routine. Team members petition for the third year in a row. Nikki LaLonde, Sandy Morante, Me­ From their annual girl-guy routine, lissa Millgard, Chrissy Collings and to statewide competition, the Pom Pon Team enthusiastically demon­

The team's kickline won awards at camp strated both school and civic pride and delighted the student body at pep ral­ and spirit. lies.

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I Front Row: Nikki LaLonde, Becky Witek, Sara Cooley, Jenny Platukas, Jodi Schodowski, Courtney Armstrong, Mel­ issa Millgard*. Middle Row: Jenny McPhail*, Tanya Pado, Andrea Francis, Jennifer Frisbie, Natalie Dickinson, Jenny Madden, Jenny McMullen, Andrea Hanania. Back Row: Lauren Bethell, Meredith Belloli, Suzanne Smith, Jessica Doinidis, Becky Engle, Sandy Morante*, Lisa Wisniewski, Anna Scappaticci, Coach Cheri Warner. *=captain

As members of the team, Courtney Armstrong and Melissa Millgard put in many hours of pratice after school.

The team members show off their outfits before performing a theme routine at sum­ mer camp.

Captains for the 1994-95 season were (clock­ wise) Jenny McPhail, Sandy Morante, Nikki LaLonde, and Melissa Millgard.

Pom Pon * 97

Homecoming 1994: All Around the World

The 1994 Homcominc Court.

i i i w M r a Scott Lloyd and Adrienne Browne enjoy the dance.

Melissa Petrosky. Becky Rouhan. Annie Bondy. Krisly DeLeonardis and Jamie Superfisky lake a break at the iianie.

Homecoming Qtieen Sand; Morante and Ring Dave Leavitt

100 Homecoming Lauren Metaj and Jill Zadimaun enjoy their first Homcomine Dance at N.H.S.

The cheerleaders fire up the crowd for the first pep rally of the school year. t o m b

The senior float is explosive down Main Street.

Dave Marino catches an egg for the senior class, helping them to win spirit week. Jigr* Carl Tune maneuvers far the Muustangs. The Seniors wrapped up lunchtime competition.

Crissy Kapusky shows her spirit with a helpful hand.

Rhonda White, Erica Arnold, Karen Juntunen, and Becky Freund wear their spirit. The first place Junior float bombed the judges.

Geoff Williams displays his spirit for Back to Beach day.

Class Competition takes off.

The Freshman Float iced the Chargers.

Laurie Hrydziuszko is excited at homecoming.

Homecoming * 103 Melanie Helmer Arin Hornber Melissa Sandy Morante

• • •

• Spirit Week Court

• Freshman Representatives • Suzanne George • Matt Gillis

• Sophomore Representatives I Alyssa Demattos • Andrew Fee

Junior Representatives Chrissy Kapusky Kay Yoshida

104 * Spirit Week 1995 Spirit Week Calendar

Monday - Pajama Day Tuesday - Class Color Day Wednesday - Beach Day Thursday - Era Day Friday - Orange and Black Day

Spirit Week * 105 The freshman class came in fourth place, but have a few years to perfect The sophomore's mural took third place. their technique.

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The Senior's mural. although censored, took second place in the competition.

Chris Clark goes undercover for class era day.

Mr. Kinde and other faculty members showed their spirit and challenged the seniors in class competition.

The band adds spirit to pep rallies through their music and flag twirling.

The Juniors' mural stole first place. The assembly provided a chance tor the choir to share their talent in singing the national anthem. Spirit Week * 106 Summer Institute

Shailesh Humbad Monica Nayakwadi Andy Song Seven months after Summer Institute, I can look back My intensive at the Adrian College Summer Institute Last summer, I attended a Michigan Summer Institute and say it was one of the best times of my life. One was Cultural Anthropology. In the SEEKS program at Eastern Michigan University. The program was a hundred of us gathered together from literally every (Sustaining the Environment through Experience, very memorable and beneficial experience. I met comer of the state to learn about a self-chosen subject. Knowledge, and Skills), I learned about a variety of many different people and became great friends with What we ended up learning was how alike we all were cultures including several indigenous tribes. I explored my roommates. Each day I attended a class which and how silly it is to hate someone. Through the many and worked with the waning wetlands. I enjoyed followed a rigorous curriculum covering the law. Plus scheduled activities, we all somehow became friends. I learning more about myself with other open-minded daily activities and group sessions which emphasized think I learned more about peoople there than I did students while making great friends at the same time. cooperation and teamwork created a positive and about the subject I chose. friendly atmosphere. If I could, I would do it all over

Kathy Smith Christine Kapusky Aaron Troschinetz I studied Cultural Perspectives at Adrian College. I During the summer of '94,1 spent two weeks at Adrian Aaron attended a one week institute at Northern learned about cultural attitudes in the community, College. The intensive I was chosen for was Michigan University where he studied environmental country, and the world. Through exploratory sessions Improvisational Theatre. This experience gave me an science. and peer group discussions, I learned about the opportunity to meet students and counselors from all wetlands, self-defense, geese, and group skills. I also over Michigan. One o f my m ost valued memories met some great lifelong friends. was the nightly peer group sessions in w hich each person offered support, broadened horizons, voiced opinions, and molded friendships.

Summer Institute * 107 hroughout the years, Northville has had its share of talented art­ istsT pass through its hall­ ways. This year, many stu­ dents were given the oppor­ tunity to sell their art work at the Victorian Festival. Some artists were able to be rewarded for their labors when people bought their work. As always, Northville had many pieces worth viewing, some o f which are pictured below.

Michelle Bufton was one of Northville's Key Winners, Justin Jezewski was a Key Winner.

tflCWEUl $\JF T 0N T o m m Chicoine earned awards for Student art is always displayed in the This beautiful Eagle by Daniel 'Jus drawing. showcase. Chenoweth won a Key Award.

F PANEL c*N«uem

i Harvey, the ImaginaryRabbit find out that friendships are he fall play, Beth Patterson prepares for often not visible friend­ opening night. Harvey, took a lot ships. The most trying of dedicated week for all of the students Bernie Tomsa directs James Tworkers and effort. Currie to his new home in a and adults involved is the Excitement was high on mental institution. week of opening night, also each of the four shows known by students as h - e and each member of the - double hockey stick cast and crew deserves a week! Even with the pat on the back. Harvey nerves racing, the four is a play about a man shows turned out to be a hit who befriends an invis­ that adults and kids alike ible rabbit. The invisible enjoyed. rabbit took quite a few special effects from the tech crew. The play itself was the story of Elwood R Dowd and his friend Harvey, an invis­ ible rabbit. They go through many trials and tribulations to finally

Matt Seluk gives Chrissy Kapusky a talk about the new patients.

Meredith Belloli "fixes" Kristyn Dunnaback's hair for the show.

Mary Rivard, Andy Comb, and Bernie Tomsa confer on the condition of Uncle Bob.

110* Fall Play The Hill Came Alive With The Sound of Music Friendships are made through the long hours of preparing for the big performance. he NHS Spring Musical, Director, worked well with Mike ; The Sound of Music, O'Brien, Head of Lights and was a total success this Sound; Ben Adis and Erica year.T Beth Patterson played the Whichello, Heads of the Painting lead female for second year, and Crew, Tim Beemer, Head of senior Andy Comb, whose act­ Tech, and all crew members un­ ing career debuted in the fall der the direction of Director Gary play, stole the lead male part. Sturm to make the performances These actors and others includ­ run smoothly. The Von Trapp's ing Justin Lee, Colleen Audet, visit to NHS was truly a musical Melissa Sparks as well as the rest experience to remember. of the cast sung splendidly. Mandy Hallberg, the Assistant

iary Sturm show the actors and actresses how to dance correctly. Mary Rivard, Kara Lloyd and Chrissy [he Director and Assistant Director take a break with Beth. The crew remains Kapusky all take a break from the stage miling despite the long hours of work they put into the show. scene.

Ben Adis made sure the set looked great!

Spring Musical *111 he Class of summer car wash, the 1995 selling capped of root beer floats off their high and the annual discount schoolT careers with an card sale. With amazing year. They con­ everyone's effort, the Se­ tinually showed their niors were able to hold spirit through their in­ their Prom at the Hyatt volvement in Homecom­ Regency in Dearborn. ing week and class The Class of 1995 was led, fundraisers. These by the class officers and Sandy Morante and Dave Leavitt en­ thusiastically represented the senior fundraisers included a involved members. class as Homecoming Queen and King.

Seniors were happy to show their spirit at this year's pep rallies after last year’s was cancelled.

112 * Seniors Jodi Fischer, Anthony DeBenedet, Brad Borgia, Sandy Morante, and Lindsay Petrie did their best to repre­ sent seniors as the 1995 class officers.

Our student congress representatives spent theirTuesday mornings planning new activities to make our senior year more fun.

Seniors* 113 Steve Alexander Scott Anderson Peter Anthony Amy Arnold Chris Asher

Colleen Audet Angela Baca Renee Bashur Stacey Bataran Tim Beemer

Matt Beer Lisa Bernardo Melanie Bliss Brad Borgia Nick Bowersox

Jason Bristol Jamie Brown

Laura Brown Adrienne Browne

i>se for their magazine cover shot.

What sport would you like to see replace baseball? Full contact fishing. —Matt Lawrence Lawn Bowling. —Anonymous Guys' Volleyball. —Scott Lloyd

114* Seniors Jordan Brun Bill Buck Brian Buser Jessica Carroll Lindsey Casterline

Jason Chemotti Thomas Chicoine Rachel Cieslak Chris Clark Amanda Cole

Shea Collins Andy Comb Shaun Connolly Tammy Cook Cristin Corder

Matt Cowles Pippa Creffield Meghan Cross Kara Cundari James Currie

Anthony DeBenedet Adriana DeBono Ryan DeBora Greg Demarest Robert Demarest

What school mural would you like to see next? The Mt. Rushmore of teachers: Dent, Hall, Brown, Sharrar. —Anonymous A picture of Mr. Urban and his pocket protectors. —Matt Topous One of me standing on a hill with the sunset behind me. —Carl Tune A Bob Marley mural. —Bradley Stephenson

Seniors * 115 Dave Marino and Brian Buser aren't working valet parking...they're escorting the Homecoming court.

Kelly Dendel Tony DiAngelo

Erich Doehler Kristin Domeracki

Travis Doolittle Kristyn Dunnaback Tim Eagan Nikki Ebel Jason Edwards

James Elsesser Steve Emsley Stu Evans Lindsay Ferguson Jodi Fischer

Dave Fuelling Becky Gale Beth Ganfield Scott Gillahan Matt Goebel

What will the next flavor of Fruitopia be? Choco-bootie freshnot. —Shaun Connolly Banana-potato. —Chris Gomersall What do you do on Wednesday mornings? I think of how much I miss Mrs. Salvador. —Matt Topous 116* Seniors The smiles on their faces prove that our last N.H.S Homecoming will long be remembered. Christine Goering Chris Gomersall

Joy Goodman Krista Gordon

Jamie Green Angie Groves

Marla Hackett Michele Hagan Kevin Haines Amanda Hallberg Janet Harvey

Missy Hayes Katrina Heckemeyer Melanie Helmer Paul Hertlein Shana Holderman What do the colors of the stripes in the halls mean? They're trying to herd us more like cows. —Meghan Cross Freshmen are getting dumber every year. —Anonymous So that the teachers can find their way around. —Mark Luebbe They represent the tie collection of Mr. Colligan. —Shavers

Seniors * 117 Sean Hollister James Holman Jessica Horn Arin Homberger Kelly Hoskin

Kelly Hough Heather Huizing Shailesh Humbad Jennie Hursey Scott Husak

Mathew Innes Jeremy Jasiolek Erica Jensen Casandra Johnson Brian Jones

Jessica Jones Jennifer Jordan Stephanie Keetle Nate Kirmis Jennifer Klausler

Andy Knight Eric Koche Katie Kohl Cathy Koster Angie Kubican What is your favorite daydream during class? Skip the day dream, sleep. —Kevin Haines That our school is the school from "Fame" and we all sing and dance as we walk down the halls in perfect synchronization. —Sarah Reynolds I better not say. —Trevor Surdu

118* Seniors "Can you breathe all right in there?" Jenny Whitt asks the critters living inside her backpack.

Jacquie Kuhn Matiss Kukanis Chris Kull

Nicole LaLonde Jeremy Lane Matt Lawrence

Dave Leavitt John Lee Desmond Liang

Dave Licata Andy Litzelman

Scott Lloyd Mark Luebbe

Jenny Platukas and Farbood Nivi helped seniors earn points by winning the "sack race" at class competition. What do you do on Wednesday mornings? Wake up, look at the alarm clock, realize I set the alarm, and throw the clock out the window. —Jordan Brun Watch Scooby-Doo with Scott Lloyd. —David McCulloch Get speeding tickets! —Shavers Seniors * 119 Dan Lyczak Scott Macek Aubrey Macfarlane Randy Mach Jason Maclver

Dave Marino Chris Marold Jeff Martin John Matthews Shannon Matthews

Donna McAskin Nick McCreedy Dave McCulloch David McGuire Lindsay McMullen

Jenny McPhail Jessica Meridith

Melissa Millgard Kyley Mills

Melissa and Nikki are happy to hear that pom-pon has finally become an official sport. What's the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? Mr. Donahue dressed up like Mr. Gabrys during Homecoming 1992. —Kelly Hoskin Mr. Saunders made weird noises and flashed the lights for Halloween. —Chris Marold Told me he'd give me extra credit for visiting his son at college. —Amy Thelen Mr. Dent fell asleep during a movie he was showing. —Chuck Yessaian One of my teachers jumped up on her desk to demonstrate "surprise." —Chris Gomersall 120 * Seniors Roger Mills Jeannie Mitchell Vivek Mohta Kevin Mooney Sandy Morante

Zachary Morgan Richard Morris Bill Morton John Namy Monica Nayakwadi

Farbood Nivi Heather Nix Chris Nunes Mike O’Brian Erin O’Leary

Mike O’Neil Renee Olin Jim Orr Keith Patton Rob Pazdan

Roberta Peek Chris Pepino Amy Petricca Lindsay Petrie Melissa Petrosky

Why do you think they changed the locker setup? Last year's frosh—too rowdy together. —Josh Sabin To allow equal opportunity for freshman beating! —Shavers So I can be next to my lil' bro. —Monica Nayakwadi It adds to the prison-like atmosphere. —Shea Collins

Seniors * 121 Cruising downtown Northville is a favorite pastime of N.H.S students.

Steve Pheley Joe Phillips

Dan Pilarz Jenny Platukas

Mark Pomarolli Shannon Powell Tom Pump Jamie Purslow Alexis Raney

Joanna Remiszewska Sarah Reynolds Jason Rice Janet Roberts Becky Rouhan

Josh Sabin Yvonne Sampson Shannon Saunders Joe Scappaticci Scott Schaffer What sport would you like to see replace baseball? Nothing. I don't mind it as long as it's not on T.V. —Nikki LaLonde Jello wrestling. —Chris Gomersall What do you really see in those 3-D pictues? The words "don't waste your time looking at this picture." —Kevin Haines 122 * Seniors II

Dave is toasty and warm, wearing three layers, while Arin goes sleeveless for the parade.

Ryan Scheidt Dave Schultz

Paul Schultz Dan Schwartz

Aaron Seal Jenny Sekerka

Matt Seluk Nirav Shah Kristy Shaheen Jason Shattuck Tom Sheppard

Zanobia Shoucair Lindsay Shulenberger Brad Smith Kathy Smith Sue Smith

What do the colors of the stripes in the halls mean? So you can follow it and get trapped. — Zanobia Shoucair It's time for a professional decorator. —Anonymous That we're all too stupid to follow a map. —Jessica Horn That our school has nothing better to do than pretend that we're in kindergarten and can't find our own way around! —David McCulloch Seniors * 123 Tim Smith Dave Somershoe Melissa Sparks Vik Srinivasan Andy Stefl

Brad Stephenson Trevor Surdu Janet Swanson John Swanson Jeremy Sweet

| SURVEYED SENIORS | What is your deepest thought? What was in those Scooby Snacks? —Tony DiAngelo

Wondering why we're treated like little people. —Jason Edwards

Wherever I go, there I am. —Matt Lawrence

Why Americans are like this. —Mariana Weis

Life is like a green apple: sometimes it's sweet, and sometimes it's sour, but it's always good for you. —Kathy Smith

Maybe in order to understand mankind, we have to look at the word itself. Basically, it's made up of two words—"mank" and "ind". What do these words mean? It's a mystery, and that's why mankind is also. —Monica Nayakwadi

Football. —Todd Zayti

If only the world had colored stripes on it, I would never get lost! —Shea Collins

"Seek not to know the answer, but to better understand the question" (Mr. Deskovitz). —Tom Pump

124 * Seniors Smile Nick....the Jug is home!

Jill Szczesny Amy Tapp Nate Tarrow

Amy Thelen Laura Thompson Brian Tinker

Bernie Tomsa Matt Topous Chuck Torchia

George Tovar Aaron Troschinetz

Carl Tune Mandy VanHorn

Farb and Dave control the lava flow of the senior float. Cheers "erupted” from the crowd as the class of '95 rounded the coner. What is the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? Being a teacher is the craziest thing, to stand the kids. —Mariana Weis Willingly chose their occupation. —Matt Lawrence Threw his chalk at me. -Carl Tune Threw up in class. —Anonymous

Seniors * 125 Mike Vartanian Kari Veres Jim VerHeule Jill Walro Marina Weis

Ben Wells Dorian Wells Jason Wenzel Rhonda White Jennifer Whitt

Rob Willard Geoff Williams

% Bernie has been a symbol of spirit to our The crowd carried Dave out of the pep rally after he was crowned class since freshman year. Homecoming King. Why do you think they changed the locker setup? We're the guinea pigs of the school and everything new is practiced on us. —Jessica Horn So Seniors would stop taking Freshman's money. —Jason Bristol So freshmen wouldn't get beat up in just one hallway. —Jason Chemotti To separate class unity! —Shannon Powell

126 * Seniors Marc Wilson Jill Wodowski Rob Wood Jeff Woolfall Fred Wright

Kim Yaekle Chuck Yessaian Chris Young Jessica Zajac Todd Zayti

NOT mm Bill Zhmendak Nikki Zizzo JAMES BASHUR Rocky Zizzo NATASHA BERLIN Jeff Zwiesler SARIKA BHARGAVA CARY BOTT CHRIS BRANDON ANDY BUSTAMANTE COURTNEY CALHOUN TIM CHAMPAGNE STEVE DAVID DANA DREW KEVIN DROZ TARIQ HAFEEZ KATHERINE JURALBAL NAJEEB KHAN DEVAUGHN LITTLE BRIANNEMCJENKIN TIM NEWMAN TIFFANY OVERSTREET VICTOR PAVER JASON PERTILE COURTNEY PRICE MATT SCHWAGLE JASON SOKOLOWSKI MICHAELTERRY JASON THOMPSON SAKURA TOYAMA BRADLEYTRAUB JENNIFER WADE

The Swanson's yellow bug brought smiles to many of our faces, but never managed to get Janet and John to class quite on time. What's the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? One day, Mr. Urban wore a shirt without a butterfly collar. —Mark Luebbe Mrs. Tibbie's demonstrations. —Shannon Powell I don't know—Mr. Kinde does something crazy every day! —Jason Chemotti Seniors * 127 Seniors Recognize Times to Remember...

The End of a Memory

Time falls like a light mist on the bridge, ready to fade away, but easy to remember. The sun and its gallant rays lead us through the pathways which open the door to experiences never forgotten, retained for a lifetime growing at a degree, mentally and physically. We advanced rapidly, guided by the river of determination excelling to the sea of happiness and success. We stand together, our differences do not let us part for we belong to a group labeled by age, recognized through time as the senior class of 1995. Do not forget the times we shared, for we will not receive another chance to express the feelings of our dance.

By: Jason M aclver

What's the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? Mr. Balcoff said "okay" at least 100 times during class. —Melanie Bliss Mr. Urban let us out of class 30 minutes before the bell rang one day in 10th grade when w had a different lunch. -Chris Kull Repeated the word "Ah" while looking at the ceiling 476 times in 1 hour. —Cathy Koster One day when Mr. Slattery subbed for Ms. Zidell, he threw a plastic bottle at the garbage can and missed. —David McCulloch Told my sister that the quotation marks on her paper were backwards and told us to get a new computer that had the marks the right way! —Katrina Heckemeyer 128 * Seniors Naive and misguided we crossed the bridge for the first time, leaving the top of our mountain to climb another. Two middle school rivals unified as one realizing the memories were yet to come.

The first day of school, with nerves, ablaze, we wandered the halls like rats in a maze. Our first challenge arrived: to build the Homecoming float. too bad it barely stood, that poor Billy Goat! That Friday night was over and we were glad but only to get a ride to the dance from Mom and Dad.

Summer came and all too soon we were Sophomores with a new attitude. No longer at the bottom of the pile our experiences would push us that extra mile.

This time our King Kong took second place Seniors stole first with a grin on their face. Pay-to-play saved the day even though it wasn't our parents favorite way. We began to dissect pigs with a gross fright, but by the end, we cut them apart with delight. Then catne the food fight, making us smell causing the administration to yell!

We cruised into Junior year, parking on Baseline, oh that fortunate road so near. The Homecoming excitement was here once more with a Star Trek float that just didn't score. But that's no big deal! Our football was at its best "To the dome," we must go - we fought without rest. On graduation day, we said good-bye to the Class of 1994 realizing we didn't have much more until we would be in their spot.

Senior year finally came "Finally," we thought, "it’s our time to rule!" Wc were at the top, this was our school! Homecoming was going to be our time, our turn to win we couldn't believe it the Nields beat us again! "That's OK,"we figured, "We'll get 'em during the Spirit Week gig!" But we lost once more this things gotta be rigged.

First semester, we thought. "Will this ever end?" Mr. Dent, Humanities and his jokes we did tend But finals came and Kirmis shaved his head while mixed emotions of future plans were shed. Friends forever, out motto still stands as we group together hand in hand. For now, new dreams are growing clear but we must remember to keep our high school memories dear.

Brad Borgia, Anthony DeBenedet. Sandy Morame. Jodi Fischer, Lindsay Petrie Mock Elections

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Favorite Teachers Mr. Sharrar Mr. Dent

130 * Mock Elections Most Angelic Most Accident Prone Most Argumentative Most Musical

Jason Rice Stu Evans Angie Groves Tom Sheppard Kim Yaekle Sandy Morante Farb Nivi Melissa Sparks

Most Conservative Most Likely to be Most Likely to Best Dancers President Succeed Matt Cowles Lindsay Petrie Kathy Smith Jacquie Kuhn Kathy Smith Brad Borgia Vivek Mohta Trevor Surdu

Best Dressed: Monica Nayakawadi\Anthony DeBenedet Most Athletic: Adrienne Browne\Jenny Sekerka\Todd Zayti Favorite Group: The Dogg Pound (Snoop Best Laugh: Suzanne Smith\Scott Macek Doggy Dogg) Most Outgoing: Cristin Corder\Shavers Marino Favorite Song: Doggy Dogg World Easiest to get along with: Sandy MoranteVBrad Borgia Favorite Radio Station: 89X(88.7) Most Predictable: Kristy ShaheenVlodi Fischer\Anthony DeBenedet Favorite Movie: Forrest Gump Most Artistic: Jessica HornVRyan Scheidt Favorite Fast Food: Taco Bell Most Talkative: Melanie HelmerVJohn SwansonVShavers Marino Favorite Sport: Football Most School Spirit: Jodi Fischer\Bemie Tomsa Favorite Spring Break getaway: Myrtle Beach Funniest: Kristen DomerackiXDave McCulloch\Chris Gomersall Favorite College: University of Michigan Most Forgetful: Monica Nayakwadi\Dave Licata Favorite Class: Humanities Best Actor\Actress: Kristyn DunnabeckYJames Currie

Mock Elections *131 Nikole Ebel Lindsay Ferguson Jodi Fischer David McCulloch Success and courage Having a positive attitude Only as high as I reach When a man sits with go hand-in-hand: makes life much easier. can I grow, a pretty girl for an happiness is always The desire to improve Only as far as I seek hour, it seems like a the result. your performance will can I go, minute. But let him sit result in eternal success. Only as deep as I look on a hot stove for a can I see, minute — and it's Only as much as I dream longer than any hour. can I be. That's relativity. - Karen Ravin - Einstein

Vivek Mohta Jennifer Sekerka Katherine Smith Michael Vartanian When asked the difference "Things which have If you want to view paradise "There is a road, no simple between the educated and never yet been done Simply look around and view it. highway between the dawn the uneducated, Aristotle can be done by means Anthing you want to - do it. and the dark of night. replied, "the same as the which have never been Want to change the world? And if you go, no one may difference between the tried." There's nothing to it. follow, living and the dead." - Francis Bacon - Leslie Bricusse That path is for your steps Anthony Newley alone." - Jerry Garcia

VALEDICTORIANS

132 * Valedictorians Laura Brown Anthony DeBenedet Marla Hackett Katrina Heckemeyer Cherish your visions "One more funny thing Life is an art piece. God bless my family, and your dreams as about knowledge, that of Everone is different and boyfriend and friends. they the children of the scholar, the scientest, special; we must appreciate "Love is patient and kind." - your soul, the blueprint or anyone: it always all of them. We have just I Corinthians 13:4 of your ultimate wants to blame the mind begun to create. Our achievement. of the Uncarved Block — families friendships, what it calls Ignorance — experiences, morals, and for problems that it hard work are out tools. causes itself, either The future is ours. directly or indirectly, through its own limita­ tions, near-sightedness, or neglect. You see . . there is something more than knowledge, and that SOMETHING MORE is what life is really all about." - B.H.

This year, N.H.S. had eight students earn­ Melissa Petrosky Karilyn Veres ing straight A's for seven semesters and six "People often say that this "Don't be content with students earning only one B. These stu­ or that person has not yet being Average. Average dents represent the school, its policies, and found himself. But the is as close to the bottom self is not something that as it is to the top." its values. This year we believe the students one finds. It is something met this criteria. As they will not be giv­ that one creates." ing individual speeches at the commence­ - Thomas Szasz ment exercises, these fourteen students were asked to share their thoughts. SALUTATORIANS

Salutatorians* 133 134 * Underclass Underclass * 135 in he Junior Class had skills during the highly a very successfuul profitable Magazine Sale. year under the The class also showed its T spirit by participating in g; J u n i o r s leadership of President Katie Johnson, Vice- many other activities such President Kashif Siddiqi, as car washes, the Victorian Treasurer Matt Minard, and Festival, and the annual Secretary Andrea Morrow. charity event. The Class of A first place victory in the 1996 continues to pull Homecoming float building together as the date of their contest kicked off the year. spectacular prom draws Next, the Juniors got to show off their marketing

136 * Juniors Junior Class Representatives Chrissy Kapusky, Kajal Parikh, Laura Genetti, Andy Song, Missing: Tom Howie, Tom Willerer.

Junior Class Officers Vice President Kashif Siddiqi, Secretary Andrea Morrow, President Katie Johnson, Treasurer Matt Minard.

Melissa Michaelis and Emilia Delena are all smiles.

Juniors *137 What school mural would you like to see next? — Mt. Rushmore of Mr. Aune, Mr. Gabrys Nicole Acciaioli and Mr. Ford, with Mr. Dent right in the William Ader middle. Jessica Scheidt Ben Adis -- O.J. Simpson driving a Ford Bronco. Rebecca Anderson Anonymous

Why do you think they changed the Michael Anstine locker set up? Allison Anti — So I could be next to my wonderful Sondra Baier sister. Jenni Ryan Matthew Baird — So all freshman can get harassed equally. Anonymous

Emily Baldwin Ryan Barringer Katie Goble shows what she really thinks Courtney Bartel of cameras. Amy Bartlett Junior class members display their spirit.

Michael Basse Kevin Becker

Jamie Belanger Meredith Belloli

Lance Bethell Jessica Black

Brian Boeye

Anne-Marie Bondy

138 * Juniors Is Modern Thought and Lit. that exciting Dwight VanTuyl?

Zachary Bowersox Michael Boyle

J. Eric Brevik Brian Brower

Amy Buchanan Michael Bugar

Joseph Bush Shane Byerly Tracie Byers Garrett Carter Joseph Castagna Tabetha Catt Jessica Chall Jason Chess Michael Clancy Kyle Clark Jennifer Cole Christine Collings Kevin Collins Meghan Connery

Jennifer Cooley Lisa Cousineau Kyle Cranford

Andrea Crawford Anthony Cusson Christine Cutting

Carolyn Dalziel Tim Howie and Chrissy Kapusky refuse to bow to James Damico cheap advertising. Jeffrey Davis

Juniors * 139 Karen DeCatur Emilia Delena Kristen DeLeonardis Angela Dendel Laura Dennis Leanne Diment Jennifer Dixon Alicia Doehler Chris Doering Jennifer Dowdell Brittany Duggan Adrienne Dunkerley Rory Dunnaback Michael Edwards

What's the craziest thing a teacher has ever done?

— Mr. Schumacher put dollar bills in his shirt pocket, showing. "It makes me feel good," he said. Matt Minard

— Run after the Coke truck on the front hill. Kathryn Mittman

What sport would you like to see replace baseball?

— Full contact golf. Anonymous

Monte Elias Rebecca Engle Matthew Falkiewicz Howard Fan

Matthew Fenech Thomas Ficht Y * i V Kristy Fleming n Nathaniel Forney " i » SJK72 * ^

Ty Fowler Andrea Frances Amy Frankel Kay Yoshida, Jeff Sieving, Bill Rundell, Steven Frankiewicz • and Chris Schiftar think Northville is top gun. A cheerful Meredith Kremer is ready for the ride of her life.

140 * Juniors Leanne Diment and Curtis Holmes get carried away after singing at the pep rally. Heather Frazer Rebecca Freund Jennifer Frisbie

Paul Gaddis Nena Galan Laura Genitti

Lynda George Robert Ghannam Fadie Ghraib

Chad Gilchrist Damyant Gill Brian Glock

Katie Goble Fiona Gomersall Michelle Good Patrick Gordon Brian Gorshak Sara Goshom Sarah Gregerson Katy Gudritz Erik Gustaf Ronald Hackett Joseph Hammond James Hansen Amity Heckemeyer Kyle Hitchcock Michelle Hoblack Jill Holloway Curtis Holmes Cathleen Holtschneider Rhianna Horan Thomas Howie Timothy Howie Laurie Hrydziuszko David Hullman Brett Inman Matthew Jabero Hannah Jakob Sapna Janveja Emily Jatkoe

Juniors * 141 James Jerome Nicole Acciaioli is a smiling success in Jazz Band Justin Jezewski Rohit Jha

Jodie Brown Michelle Joboulian Amanda Johnson

Katherine Johnson Matthew Jones Karen Juntunen

Edward Kallio Christy Kaounas Christine Kapusky

Marsha Keller Lindsay Kennedy

Aneil Kersey Eva Kilian

Abigail Kneisel Jeffrey Koche

Amy Kohl Nicolas Kolb

"Wow, is this what an engine really looks like?" exclaim Juniors from auto tech.

142 * Juniors Jeffrey Koon Susan Kosman Nicholas Kothari Bradley Krause Meredith Kremer Robert Krueger Jessica Krug James Kyle Justin Lee Samantha Leger Nicholas Lionas Mark Llobell Kara Lloyd Michelle MacKinder Eric Macomber Elizabeth Mac Rae James Malloure Theaux Manning Matthew Manzel Rocco Marras Donna Maupin Brian Mazzola Colleen McGuire Patrick McKinnie John McMahon Patrick McNeal Suzanne McQuaid James Medeiros Paul Medonis Melissa Michaelis Eric Miller Matthew Minard Kathryn Mittman Jennifer Moak Alexander Modos

What will the next flavor of Fruitiopia be? — Green Eggs and Ham, Sam I am. Brandon Vince

What is your deepest thought? -- If two people are standing by the elevator door, why does the next person who comes press the button- -do they think we forgot? — or will the elevator come faster? Matt Minard

— Why do you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway? Sarah Stillwagon

— How do they really get the mini ships into the bottles? Anonymous

Patrick McNeal can't wait to test the drunk driving Neon.

Juniors * 143 Rebecca Montgomery Shannon Mooney Eric Moore Andrea Moretti Kathleen Morrison Andrea Morrow Ravi Mujumdar Sharon Murphy Dwayne Nawrocki Aaron Nelson David Nelson Kristen Nelson Jeffrey Nield Beki Orto

"Wie geht's," Kyle Clark?

What do you do on Wednesday mornings?

— Get pulled over by the man. Tom Howie

- Watch the Jerry Springer Show. Monte Elias

— Catch salamanders. Brad Swanson

What do you really see in those 3-D pcitures?

- The Brady Bunch. Eric Miller

Kendra Otto Tanya Pado Kajal Parikh Elizabeth Patterson

Kelly Pensom Cynthia Phillips Kristen Pickford Timothy Piner

Timothy Plath Lauren Poole Roger Prudden Christopher Reavill Adrienne Dunkerley and Nena Galan smile at the prospect of lunch.

144 * Juniors Karen Juntunen pals around in the hallway.

Jennifer Redden Charles Reese

Samantha Reslock Ryan Rettman

Kate Riebling Mary Rivard

Karen Roach Amanda Robison Beth Rolka Katie Rompel Dana Rossiter Sara Roth William Rundell Jennifer Ryan Amanda Sabo Craig Salley Mark Sander Sarah Sant Sameer Saran Anna Scappaticci

Michael Scappaticci Jessica Scheidt Christopher Schiftar

Justin Schlanser Thomas Schmelter Nicholas Schwarz

Ellen Sciba Neil Shahrestani Annie Bondy and Garrett Carter enjoy their moment Jennifer Sheehan of victory after class competition.

Juniors * 145 Kate Vanderworp has school spirit written all over her face. Abbie Sherman Summer Shoucair Kashif Siddiqi

Jeffrey Sieving Stephanie Simpson Mark Smith

Michael Smith Timothy Smojver Leslie Snyder

John Soloy Natalie Sommerman Andrew Song

Derek Southwick Jeremy Sova Amanda Spence Megan Spillane Ryan Staples Ryan Steinhauer Christopher Stewart

Sarah Stillwagon Jaimie Straley Andrew Stewart

Jaime Superfisky Julie Swalberg Christine Swan

Bradley Swanson Paul Szamowski Jr. Ben Szostek Jessica Scheidt never realized how many ceiling tiles there are.

146 * Juniors Leslie Snyder enjoys the pep rally. Lisa Taylor Tamara Taylor Shant Temirian

Elizabeth Thomas Courtney Todd Tara Touchette

Kate Vanderworp Jaime Vannier Dwight VanTuyl

Brandon Vince Victoria Viskantas Khara Waineo Stephanie Wargo Kristen Wasalaski Matthew Wernette Nicole Weyer Erica Whichello Shaun Wilber Thomas Willerer Ryan Winn Lisa Wisniewski Rebecca Witek Thomas Wolsos Sara Wood Matthew Woody Brent Yax Kaoru Yoshida Robert Young Rachael Zaas Melinda Zalno

James Zayti David Zimmerman Elizabeth Zometsky

Juniors * 147 t " - TJL. his year the class final product. of 1997 is under the leadership The Sophomore Class h of President Matt Zielinski, planned over ten fund-raisers fi Vice-President Andy Fee, the 1944-95 school year. V g; Sophomores have planned candy and flow Treasurer Andy Vartanian, and Secretary Wendy Tao. We also sales, car washes, pop-botti have a great group of repre­ collections and even a Sad; sentatives involved in student Hawkins dance with pep clul congress. Our freshman year proved th Homecoming this year we have the ability to reach oi was a busy one as many stu­ high set goals and ambition dents participated in building The class of 1997 will contini the float. Through we didn't to work together in order to rai: Class of 1997's Homecoming §get first place, those who money and spirit as we get oe year closer to our final one. representatives Andy Fee and The float builders take a break helped should be proud of the Theresa Marek from painting sw*

: : : ■ p Sophomores show school spirit at the pep rally.

148 * Sophomores Sophomores * 149 Jeremy Abbey Kamal Adawi Matt Adis Laurie Albertson Greg Allcom Katie Amatangelo

Tom Andary Chris Anderson Dave Anderson Jeff Androsian Whitney Anolick Jeff Arenz

Courtney Armstrong Connor Bacon Courtney Bagshaw Kristin Baja Ross Baker Angela Bardoni

Jenny Barnes Nick Barnes Chad Barnett Chris Battley Rob Batzloff Jill Beck

Robert Beier Tom Beller Mike Bergstrom Amanda Berlin Noelle Billiter Shauna Billiter

Kim Blaser Adam Blotkamp Beth Boginski Chris Bond Amanda Borg Jamie Bottrell

Erin Bowdell Jennifer Bozyk Jeffrey Brant Matt Brenner Aaron Brower Tim Burke

Christine Buser Mike Bush Colleen Byerly Mike Bytnar Meghan Cauzillo Malasri Chaudhery

150 * Sophomores Dan Chenoweth Gina Chiasson Dan Clark Robert Clark Brian Clowers Jennifer Cole

Kathy Conklin Cristin Connolly Amy Cook Sara Cooley James Cotton David Craig

Jason Crawford Jared Cromas Ian Crowley Julie Damico Kristen Dawson

Amanda Dekoker John DeKun Mike DeKun Alissa DeMattos Keith DePoorter Kristina Derro Jason Desiro

Tom Beller auditions for Interview with the Vampire.

May gazes intensively at the pep rally entertainment.

Sophomores * 151 Sophomores Say... Tina: Flower child of the '90s.

Kristina laughs at Erin and Megan's What is your deepest thought? nightmare of coming to school in pajamas. 1 + 1=2 -Anonymous What's really in Spam? -Pete Winans I try not to think. -Marisa Kudyba The only reason friendships are possible is because people won't say to your face what they say behind your back. -Traci Policicchio How do you cram all that graham? -Anonymous

What sport would you like to see replace baseball? Sumo High-Diving. -Anonymous Underwater Basket-Weaving. -Erin Bowdell

Jennifer Dogonski Jessica Doinidis Andrew Dow Colleen Doyle Daphney Dudek Julie Eagan k 1 Derek Eckerly Chris Edick Mary Essary Juan Estigarribia Mariel Estigarribia Carrie Faulknor mtfi is Andy Fee Shawn Felix Matt Ferrara Gisele Ford Angela Fumerelle Rick Galan

Scott Galea Cassie Galonis James Giammarco Meghan Gian Travis Gilshire Nick Gittins

152 * Sopfomores Amy Glogowski Jamie Goodman Don Green Kirsty Greer Lisa Gricius Wesley Grigg

Luis Guajardo Lauren Gugala Karen Gulewich Vanja Habekovic Beth Hallberg Andrea Hanania

Beth Handley Neil Harrington Danza Harrison Abby Haxton Jeff Hearn Amy Hepler

Laura Hertlein Erin Hesse John Hinerman Amber Hines John Hoder Amanda Holderman

Scott Holloway Alexis Hopkins Karen Hough Ryan Howe Danielle Hubbert Lyndsay Huot

Keiko Ikehata David Innes Tomoko Iwanaga Kelly Janowski Danielle Jaskot Chris Jett

Pat Jett Elizabeth Jinnett Sarah Johnson James Johnston Beth Julian John Julow

Tina Juntunen Dan Katona Jennifer Keller Amber Kent Zachary Klein Anthony Kontuly

Sophomores * 153 Robyn Koskela Philip Kozdron Aliisa Krueger Elizabeth Krueger Katie Krupansky Eric Kuciban

Marisa Kudyba Jason Kull Katie Kulp Kris Kurzawa Mike Lane Margaret Lapham

Kim Lawrence Heather Lebeck Kirk Lee Marty Leftwich Erica Lindamood Gerald Liu

Pat Lokey Chris Luebbe Kara Lyczak Cristy Macek Alyssa Macfarlane John Maclnnis

Ian MacKinnon Jenny Madden Avo Magar Mark Mallard Tim Maloney Cassie Mandas

Monica Manning Kristi Marakovitz Theresa Marek Caroline Mason Sarah Matthews Tisha Mazzola

Mike McBride Tyler McCarthy Tara McClure Mary McDonald Jerid McDonald-Steele Chris McLaughlin

JennyMcMullen Mike McNally Katie Mellor Chris Melvin Michelle Menghini Bryan Milder

154 * Sophomores Dan Milnes Erin Mitchell Michele Mitchell Jenny Modlin Erin Moore Megan Moore

Natalie Moran Keith Morency Shelly Morgan Kevin Mount Jeff Muir Lisa Mundy

Alissa Nadeau Ahmad Nassar Nichole Naugle Ganesh Nayakwadi Amanda Nelson Tara Nelson

Dana Novara Alicia O'Reilly Matt Olbrantz Elizabeth Orlowski Gwen Osborne John Palumbo

Amy and Michelle compare their notes in the hallway.

"Just five more minutes," says Jason Gellner.

Sophomores * 155 Kristen Pariseau Brandon Pender Mike Pertile Jerry Peterson Joe Petricca Aitu Pham

Adam Piazza Christine Pilarz Brooke Pinkerton Sara Plath Justin Platukas Traci Policicchio

John Polumbo Melissa Ponder Melissa Poole Monica Prasad Jason Purslow Jenelle Rakowski

Rob Rankin May Raschke Jason Rettman John Rohrhoff Matt Rouhan Megan Ryley

Sophomores Say... What do the colors of the stripes the halls really mean? The freshmen need "a little more help" every year. -Anonymous Green clovers, yellow stars, purple horseshoes, red balloons. -Dan Katona There was a sale on paint at Damman Hardware. -Amanda Dekoker What stripes, I don't see any stripes! -Anonymous Why would anyone memorize what they mean? -Ganesh Nayakwadi Chaos!

156 * Sophomores Matt Samhat Joyce Sandie Ryan Sayegh Chad Schaffer Scott Scheich Missy Schiftar

Amy Schroder Dan Schultz Laura Schurman Bill Sekerka Erin Selinsky Kurtis Sellen

Anish Shah Sarah Shoucair Nick Sitko Michon Slanina Stephanie Slezak Bo6 Smith

Ryan Smith Stephanie Smith Todd Smith Bill Spagnoli Keesha Spain Frank Splan

Andy rescued Tina and Matt from the rain.

Jon Woodsum and Dave Anderson show their Mustang spirit.

* 157 Chrissy wipes the sweat from her brow as Sophomores Say... she takes on another problem. What will the next flavor of Fruitopia be? Tisha and Michelle puzzle over a geometric construction. Extra-spicy Slim Jim extract. -Neil Harrington Cream Del-a-Rinse. -Anonymous

What do you really see in those 3-D pictures? Subliminal messages telling me to worship my toilet. -Chad Schaffer A lot of little dots. -Patrich Jett

Why do you think they changed the locker set-up? So the freshmen can socialize outside their species. -Anonymous To annoy siblings. -Anonymous So we feel like freshmen all over again. -Meghan Cauzillo

Arjun Srinivasan Nik Sriraman Paul Stachura Becky Stankowicz Mary Subotich Nicole Sultana

Elisha Sutton Matt Sweet Eric Swietlik Wendy Tao Sarah Taylor Erin Thomas

Rodney Thompson Lisa Tolstedt Nick Tomasak Zak Tomovski Erin Tovey Katie Varley

Andy Vartanian Ryan Velzy Scott Vigh Stacy Vlisides Tracie Vock Brian Wagner

158 * Sophomores John Walker Brian Wall Meridith Walsh Melissa Walters Cindy Wampler Brian Wasielewski

Andy Weiss Scott Welcer Adam White Jason White Andrea Wickens Luke Wilcox

Melissa Wilhelm Emma Wilkiemeyer Joe Willey Guy Williams Jennifer Williams Katacia Williams

Pete Winans Craig Winowiecki Melissa Witcher Ana Wolke Jon Woodsum Sarah Wright

Amber Youngblood Sven Zethelius Nathan Ziegenhagen Matt Zielinski

Sophomores Say... What is the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? Gave me an "A" -Mike Pertile Rolled around the floor yelling, "I'm an amoeba!" -Erin Bowdell Mrs. Warner and Frau Kammeraad did the polka in the hallway. -Kurtis Sellen Ms. Tibbie's dances. -Anonymous Mr. Aune laughed. -Ryan Smith Mr. Burley carried Scott Hartsough around the room on his shoulder - Aliisa Krueger Rhode-B. did a cartwheel for her class. -Ganesh Nayakwadi Let us have Wednesday mornings off. -Anonymous Locked someone in a closet. -Kara Lyczak i Sophomores * 159

J-,, V : ! V ;v'iIX, n A ugust 31, our lives," Adam Tibbie. 1994, all Freshmen The freshmen have walked into this new and been doing their best to I F r e shmen foreign place. We soon in this year, and have realized that Northville succeeded. With any High School is a drastic activities that come their change from middle way they have accepted school, a definite change the challenge and made: for the better. We are place for themselves here looking forward to our They will continue to shi years here, because we in their next three years know they'll be the best of here at N.H.S.

Freshmen display hidden enthusiasm at NHS pep rallies!

160 * Freshmen Student Congress Reprentatives: Liz Sant, Corinne Atty, Christine Mattis, Chris Farah, Ryan Morris, and Kellie Reichard.

Freshman class officers: Adam Tibbie, President; Suzanne George, Vice President; Sarah Heckemeyer, Secretary; Matt Gillis, Treasurer.

These girls fit right into the high school's cafeteria scene, without being razzed by upperclassmen.

Freshmen * 161 It may be a nice place for a picnic but are you sure outside of the auditorium is the place? Erica Abbo Robert Abbott

Jennifer Adams Robert Allcom

Stacy Ambroziak Michael Amman

Jaclyn Ansara Sarah Arndt Eric Arnold Maryam Aslam Corinne Atty Christine Baca Alicia Bachman

Rachel Baker Sacha Baker Jennifer Banks Blakely Barry Daniel Basse Katherine Bechtel Michael Beer

Tiffany Bench Amanda Benish Lauren Bethell Kelly Bingley

Nicholas Bitell Jaclyn Black Aubrey Bock Jason Bolger

Katherine Bondy Kevin Boone Christina Bork Craig Boyk Freshman are pretty excited to be at their first pep rally.

162 * Freshmen The band has had a ton of help from the Freshmen..... especially the percussion section.

Catherine Brennan Brianna Brock Jason Brodie

Eric Bronson Joshua Brugeman Michelle Bufton

Alice Callan Eric Campion Lori Carbott

Ashley Chandler Deborah Chapman Jesse Chaveriat Dana Chemotti Julie Cieslak Jeffrey Clark Michael Clark

Anthony Clemens James Clemens Andrew Colthurst

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Michael Comb Lindsay Conquest David Cooke

Leif Coponen Jeffrey Courtney Phillip Cowles

Cortney Cranford Kyle Curlew Veronica Curtis The Freshman are having too much fun in Spanish One.

Freshmen * 163 Though their float didn't "float", these girls were still excited to introduce their igloo. Joseph D’Aiuto Jillian Dart Andrew Davis

Heather Davis Andrew Deacon Laura Decoster

Evan Demers Natalie Dickinson Shawn Dillon

Elizabeth Di Paolo Jason Dowdell Jonathon Dozier

Keith Droz Karl Edge Matthew Edmonds Todd Emaus Jennifer Ernst Jan Evans Charles Fan

Christopher Farah Karl Farina Christina Farrar James Fermanis

Karen Fischer Kristine Flaton Julie Flis Sarah Frankel

Joseph Freeman Adam Galea Kelly Gatt Laura Geist A quick hug after the pep rally shows homecoming's success.

164 * Freshmen Concentration is the name of the game. Suzanne George Dana Ghedotte Erik Gibson Kevin Gilchrist

Matthew Gillis Kristi Gilson Nathaniel Goebel Joshua Goff

Kelly Golec James Graff Erica Grech Michael Green

Bryan Grider Kara Guminski Michael Hagan Candice Halbert

Bethany Hall Susann Hansen Sarah Harman Lecia Harmer Kristen Harper Lauren Harper Mark Heaman

Freshman Philosophies... Catherine Hebert Sarah Heckemeyer What will the next flavor of Fruitopia be? Robert Hedke Orange juice jive. -Matt Vetter

What mural would you like to see next? Kathleeln Hicks The ages of man. -Jack Sprauer Megan Hiemstra Adam Hill What do the colors of the stripes in the halls really mean? The colors of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. -Erin Taylor and Brianna Brock Kimberly Hoblack Amy Hojnacki Brian Horn

Freshmen * 165 Jesse Horvath Freshmen Philosophies. Jessica Hullman

What do you do on Wednesday mornings? Get up at 5:00 am and go door to door singing Oklahoma. -Lauren Harper Jeffrey Husak Yusuke Ishigami What is your deepest thought? Hay is for horses and straw is for hayrides. -Eric Bronson

Catherine Jabero What is the craziest thing a teacher has ever done? Cara Jasiolek Bit an eraser and threw it across the room. -Jaclyn Black

Lisa Joboulian Karla Kalso George Kaounas Ryan Kaye Supriya Kelkar Courtney Kemp Jason Keranen Stephen King Jeffrey Klein Elizabeth Knox Crystal Komak Rebecca Kruiger j | Jp- 4 j ' Jeremiah Kuester Austin Kurtis

Kelly Lanigan Gregory Last

Ivan Law Justin Lebeck

Laura Lee Kathryn Leventis

The freshmen sit on the grassy knoll.

* Freshmen Contemplating the The Chocolate War in English Nine.

Edmund Liang Robert Licata Bradley Lightfoot

Warren Lin Michael Linker Michael Livanos

Victoria Loveridge Gregory Lubeck Mark MacGregor

Kristy Maclver Melissa MacRae Michael Maile

Andrew Manore Jeff Marek Erick Marold Bradley Martin

Carrie Martin Rebecca Martin Christina Matela Christine Mattis

Kelly Matz Jesse Mavel Stanley McAskin Janet McDonald

Michael McDonald Jessica McParland Gordon McPhail Nicolle Medina Jackie Rompel awaits the grade on her last painting.

Freshmen * 167 Sacha Baker jazzes things up!

Mark Medonis Rajeev Mehta Shannon Merrick

Sarah Messenger Lauren Metaj Michael Mills

Joshua Minard Michelle Minke Angela Mitchell

William Morland Andrea Morris Ryan Morris

Kevin Morrow Michael Morton Melissa Mosser Brian Mount Christopher Mudge Brian Mueller Joshua Mullins

Allison Murphy Lee Murphy Elizabeth Murray Jed Myers

Jason Nance Thomas Nappo Vikram Nath Andrea Nelson

Colleen O'Rourke Ashley Ossola Joshua Ott Kara Otto The most important time of the year for freshmen is registration.

168 * Freshmen The freshman have been warmly welcomed into the ranks of the upperclassmen!

Shir Oud Danean Pazdan Geno Peters Nara Piestrzeniewicz Brian Porter Sonal Prasad Steven Purtell Meredith Reavill Anna Rebori Kellie Reichard Eric Retzbach Peter Reynolds Benjamin Romine Jackie Rompel Nathaniel Roney Casey Ronk Kelly Runge Mark Russell Joel Ryan Kelly Ryan Richard Ryan Sarah Ryley Marci Sabo Elizabeth Sant Eric Santos Anuradha Saran Kelsey Sassaman Jodi Schodowski Nicholas Schomer Timothy Schovers Courtney Schroth Robert Senecal Kevin Shelley Amanda Shepard Scott Sherrill

Freshmen * 169 Freshmen Philosophies... Fatima Siddique What is your favorite day dream during Craig Sieving class? Robert Sivy What? Sorry 1 was daydreaming! -Nate Goebel What sport would you like to see Katherine Skotanis replace baseball? Timothy Skrabut Synchronized swimming. Kristin Smith -Sarah Ryley and Rob Abbott Why do you think they changed the locker set-up? Christian Snyder They lost the old one. -Alice Callan Derek Sokloski What do yo really see in those 3-D Gina Spagnoli pictures? Rorschach inkblots. -Josh Minard

Gina Spinazze Jack Sprauer Erik Staples Theodore Stapleton Brian Stefl Lauren Szczesny

Lynn Szynal Brendon Tapp Joshua Tarrow Erin Taylor

Jennifer Taylor David Terakedis Jamie Tharp Jonathon Thomas

Adam Tibbie Brian Tishkowski Brooks Tomlinson Daniel Toole

Rickey Torrence Michele Totty Jeremiah Trader Stephen Traicoff The freshmen cheerleaders get into formation to root on their team!

* Freshmen Mark Trochelman Andrea Troschinetz Analetta Velasquez Timothy Velzy Giorgio Veneziano Michael Vertrees Matthew Vetter Dana Victor Sam Vida Georgette Vlangos Brynn Wade Heather Wadowski Stephanie Walker Amy Wallace Annie Wang Ryan Ward Steven Weicksel Nicholas Wells Andrew Weyer Evan Whitbeck Christopher Whittington Elaine Wilbur Nicole Wild Kurt Williams Regan Winans Erica Winn Marci Wise Jason Wolbers Matthew Wonnacott Rachael Word Abigail Wright David Wrosch Sarah Yageman Georganna Yessaian Sarah Yokobosky

Jill Zachmann Jillian Zajac

Sara Zalno Christi Zhmendak

Mark Zimmerman Thomas Zubor

What's wrong Phil, or don't you like English Nine?

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“SHEA-BIRD” Kathy, You have made us VERY Keep hitting the books! We proud. No go out and show are proud of all you have the whole world what you’ve accomplished. The fun is just got. beginning. Love, Love, Mom, Dad & Gordie Mom and Dad

Katherine Marie Smith Shea Collins

Steve, You’ve exceeded our Trust in your abilities. May expectations and brightened your life be all you reach for. our lives. Continue to set May your dreams come true high goals for yourself, and your life be full of follow your dreams and happiness! God bless you! Love, Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Steve Pheley Marla A. Hackett

172 * Parents' Pride Angela, We’re proud of you. Congratulations Travis! You’ve worked hard and challenged yourself. We May your future be filled with know your success at as much happiness as your N.H.S. will continue past has given us. throughout your life. We Love, wish you good luck and Dad and Mom happiness in your prom­ Travis Doolittle ising future. Angela Baca Mom, Dad & Christine

Zanobia: Congratulations, we are Congratulations C-Hat! proud of you! Keep on May you always climb high climbing the ladder of mountains with the sunshine on success, and your future is your face and the wind at your sure to be bright. Keep back. Soar with the eagles! smiling. Love, We all love you, Mom, Dad, Amy & Cathy Dad, Mom and family Jason Wenzel Zanobia A. Shoucair

The best is yet to come Kris. Dear Tom, We wish you continued You’ve had a wonderful success, love and happiness as past, and we know you’ll you begin your new life at have a wonderful future. M.S.U. Love, Mom and Dad

Kristin Domeracki Tom Sheppard

Congratulations J ay, One year old and already soccer We are so proud of all you material— once you lost the have accomplished and belly! Wishing you the bright your willingness to accept future you’ve earned. new challenges! We’re Love, always here for you! Mom, Dad and Matt Mom, Dad and Gare Jeremy Sweet Jordan Brun

Parents' Pride * 173 Chris, Wishing you the very best Peaches, as you cruise down the We are all proud to say our freeway of life. Now daughter, our sister, our friend. turbo-charge your way Love, through college. Mom, Dad, Cris, Keith, Jason, Love, Mike & Lyle Dad, Tina, Kyle & Todd Christopher M. Pepino Jamie Purslow

You’re the last of four. W e’ve taken pride in all Couldn’t ask for more. you’ve done, A true delight. You are a special one, Love you with all our might! Your caring spirit will let you Love, soar, Mom, Dad, Jennifer, Julie, and open up life’s every door. Merilynn All our love, Mom, Dad, Justin Melissa Millgard Jennifer Platukas

A big smile and worn out Big Jay, shoes— We are all very proud of you. That’ how we’ll always Keep us laughing and Best remember you! Wishes for a bright Happy Thank you for all the joy! future! You’ll forever be our favorite Love, boy. Dad, Mom, Bryan & Dana Love, Mom, Dad & Victoria Sean Hollister Jason Chemotti

Shaun Michael, You’ve brought us pride and What a joy and a blessing you happiness for seventeen years. have been to us! You are a May the future bring the same treasure! to the Class of 1995. Love, Mom & Dad Mom, Dad, Lisa & Kristen

Laura Brown Shaun Connolly

174 * Parents' Pride Dave follow that ball! Angela: May all your dreams come May your angel continue true. to watch over you every Best wishes to you and the day of your life. Class of 1995. Congratulations. We love Mom, Dad, Jim, Sheri, Ric, you. Marci and Bill Mom, Dad and Eric

David T. McCulloch Angela Kuciban

Congratulations Jill! Congratulations Matt (Chew- Continue to experience life Dog)! with optimism and You’re a very special son and excitement. Keep the past brother. Your million-dollar in your heart, enjoy today smile is only a reflection of the to the fullest, and may all beautiful person you are inside. your tomorrows be filled We’re so proud of you! X ^ X with dreams come true. Love, W e’ll miss you! Mom, Dad, Jill and Mayzie Lu Matthew Lawrence Love, JillWalro (Woof!) Mom, Dad & Kelly______

Steady as a rock, yet precious as Brad, a flower. No family has ever You possess an admirable received a gift so special. mix of intellect and strong You’ll always be first in our character. Ride those hearts. waves and all your dreams Love, will come true. Mom, Dad, Scott, Mike, Todd, Love, Neil, Beth & Jake Mom, Dad, Blair and Cleo Kim Yaekle Brad Borgia

BooBoo, Serve the Lord with gladness. We Love you and are Come before His presence with proud of your accom­ singing. Ps. 100:2. Sing with joy plishments. May all and serve with love. your dreams come true. We’re proud of you, Love, Mom, Dad & Steve M att and Mom J } m Melissa Sparks Rebecca Rouhan

Parents' Pride * 175 Renee, Lindsay, From diapers and drool You have accomplished so To playpen then school, much. Now it’s off to M.S.U. May the rest of your life So...... continue to be rewarding and Wherever you go, successful. You have made us W hatever you do, so proud! Remember that our love, We love ya, Linz, Is always with you. Lindsay Ferguson Mom, Dad and Mike Renee Olin Mom, Dad & Marc

Dearest Vikram, High School is almost behind “Resolve to perform what you you— ought. Perform without fail W hen you stop to look back what you resolve.” All the very you should be proud. From best to you for a healthy, happy Physics to Forehands you are life. a real cham p! Love always, Love, Dad, Mom and Arjun Mom, Dad and Jessie V ikram Srinivasan Kyley Mills

From sweet little girl to Congratulations Mike! wonderful young woman. We are extremely proud of We are so proud of you! your achievements. Good Always believe in yourself luck at U. of M. and your dreams. Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Andy & Jessica Mom, Dad, Garrett and Lauren Adrienne H. Browne Michael C. Vartanian

Joe, Good Job! Congratulations Scott! Grandpa Joe would be proud You have filled our home too. As you go through life, with joy and adventure and set goals, pin obstacles, and are truly a gift from God. make those touchdowns. We love you! Remember God and Family. Dad, Mom, Kate and Kara “BUONA FORTUNA” Love, Joe Scappaticci Mom, Dad, Michael & Scott E. Lloyd Daniel

176 * Parents' Pride We wish you love and success We are very proud of you in all you do. We’re proud of and wish you success and you Trevor. GO-STATE! happiness in all life has to Love, offer. Mom, Dad & Tracie Love, Mom, Dad & Kersten P.S. Be good!

Trevor Michael Surdu Steve Emsley

You are a joy in our lives. Thanks for all of the smiles you Your smile and sensitivity brought in our lives. will take you a great Love, distance through your Mom and Dad journey of life. We wish the best for you and hope all your dreams come true. Love, Mom, Dad, Amy & Brad Jacquie Kuhn Tammy Cook

Renee, Thanks for being such a great Time has gone by so fast kid! Remember, with hard work and we have enjoyed and perseverance your dreams everything about you. can come true. The future is Keep that wonderful smile yours!! Good luck! and remember we love you Love, and are proud of you. Dad, Mom and Kristy Love, Dad, Mom, James and * Jason Maclver Annie Renee Bashur

May you find happiness, Best wishes to you and peace and fulfillment in your your friends for being future. wiser, smarter, taller, We love you. thinner and faster than both Mom, Dad & Alice of us. We love you as you are.

Farbood Nivi

Parents' Pride * 177 Dan, Last but not Least, and Congratulations Todd! certainly Different. Thanks I’m very proud of you. Best for all the Happiness. We wishes for a happy and know you’ll MAKE all your successful future. GOALS! Love Always, Love, Mom Mom & Dad, Daryn, Patty, Dan Schwartz Anne & Chris Todd Zayti

James, Think big thoughts, but Thanks for all you’ve given us relish small pleasures. We for the past eighteen years. love you and wish you much Now show the world what happiness. you can do. Mom, Dad, Eric, Raz and Love, Sadie Mom & Dad

James Elsesser Kelly Hoskin

Congratulations Nick, Congratulations! Janet and W e’re all so proud of you John and everything you’ve Best friends since birth in accomplished. May mischief and laughter. Have happiness and success fun at college and with your continue to accompany you twin bugs! as you pursue future goals. Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Kathryn Mom, Dad, Zack and Ted Nicholas Bowersox Janet & John Swanson

Rachel, There are no words to We couldn’t be more describe how special you proud. are to us. You truly are Dad, Mom, Julie and Di “Sweet Melissa.” Love, Dad, Mom, Patrick, Amy and Katie

Rachel Cieslak Melissa B. Hayes

178 * Parents' Pride Congratulations Tim, DearMatiss, Your success with set and Congratulations to you and the float building and band Class of 1995! shows that determination Love, rewards you with pride Mom, Dad, Ginta, Rob and enjoyment! Love, Mom and Dad Timothy J. Beemer Matiss Kukainis

Rhonda—our little honda, From Bambi, crayons, Legos, Whatever you do in life— picking daisies for Mommy; to it will be interesting/never special friends, airbrushes and boring— and we'll always scoring those exciting be very proud of you! touchdowns. You're the best! Love and good luck, We love you. Dad, Mom and Laura Love, Mom, Dad, Geoff, Catherine, Fiona, Thomas, Nicole Chris Gomersall Rhonda White

It must be a "hair" thing.... Words can't begin to Good luck and our best to you. express our love and Love, pride. Follow your Mom, Dad, Kurt & Kyle dreams and give it your all! Love, Mom, Dad and Paul

Geoff Williams Nathan Kirmis

Stewart, Dear Anthony, Congratulations on We are filled with love and graduation. This is just pride for you. 1-2-0 the start of many great Dad, Mom & Emily years in your life. Love, Mom & Dad

Stewart Evans

Parents' Pride * 179 Beth, Congratulations and Best The years have gone by so Wishes to Jessica. fast- filled with fun and Love, laughter. We are so proud of Dad, Mom, Stephanie, and you and your Jill accomplishments. What a lucky world to have you in it!! Love, Jessica Renee Zajac Beth Ganfield Mom, Dad, Andy, and Max

Microwaved ice cube baths, James, radio station scavenger hunts, We are very proud of your and award winning posters are accomplishments. You are but the mere tip of the iceberg headed in the right direction. J of your creativity and Always remember Jeremiah perseverance. 29:11. Love, Love, Mama and Papa Mom, Dad, Amy, and Grandma Chris Clark James A. Currie III

Congratulations Scott! John, W e’re proud of your We are proud of you and accomplishments and your accomplishments and confident in your future. confident of your future. Let Keep jumping for the stars. your dreams lead the way. Love, May God bless. Mom, Dad, and Chris Mom, Dad, Jacque, and Sarah Scott Anderson John Matthews

The quarter moon shines for Congratulations Scott. you. Dance with the wind, In Life you can have your laugh with the stars, embrace cake and eat it too, just go the sun! Oh, the places after it. you’ll go!! Love, Mom, Dad, Lauren and Rascal

Scott Husak Cristin Corder

180 * Parents' Pride You’ve filled our lives Congratulations and good with happiness. luck in all you do, this love’s Enjoy the new world - as h for you! awaiting you. Love, Dream it and you can Mom, Dad & Robbie achieve it. Love, Mom, Dad & Heather

David Licata Lindsay Shulenberger

Although an ocean separates With love to our little girl Northville from Germany, So small— and all that memories of our past and curl shared dreams for the future i'm Proud of you, yes we are will keep our friendship Always knew you’d be a strong forever. star! Karin Teichert

Lindsay Shulenberger JessicaJones

Dave: You have made us very “Do not follow where the path ( proud. may lead. Congratulations - we wish Go instead where there is no you the best. path, Love, And leave a trail” Mom, Dad and Nicholas Love, Judy, Alan and Lauren

David Somershoe Casandra Johnson

You are a beautiful, Fly high, Tim! caring flower child. Best wishes also to the Class Continue to make your of 1995. own Woodstock in life; Love, Those values will always Mom, Andrew and Jeremy be a worthwhile foundation to build on. Love, Mom, Meagan, Nick Timothy Smith Stacey A. Bataran

Parents’ Pride * 181 The pages have turned so Katrina, quickly Du bist mein Sonnenschein! W e’ve cherished every word May your life always be Chapters to follow filled with as much joy, Hold the greatest of life’s love and laughter as you have adventures! so generously shared with us. Live, laugh, love. Love, XOX, Dad and Mom Katrina Heckemeyer Mom, Dad, Amity and Sarah JillWodowski

Congratulations Monica. ‘You go....girl!” You’ve got We are so proud of you. Best wishes to you and the l l T B the Spirit and we HOPE for all the best in your future. Class o f’95! You can always count on our Love, love and support. Mom, Dad, Raju, Sanjay Congratulations, and Ganesh Mom, Dad, Vance & Gary II

Monica A. Nayakwadi Shannon (Elaine) Powell

How we’ll miss you! But Brian, your best years are yet Congratulations and to come! So work hard and good luck as you begin your stay sweet. May all your College years-we’re proud of dreams come true! you! Love, Love, Dad, Mom, Julie, John Dad, Mom and Ben and Chrissy

Brian Buser

Chris, Congratulations! This is your victory, We are proud of you and all Congratulations. We your accomplishments. celebrate with you, your We will always be there for success, your growth, you now and forever. your accomplishments. Love, Move forward in confi­ Mom, Dad, Anissa, Eric and dence and peace. Muffin too! Mom and Amanda Christopher Young Jason Bristol

182 * Parents' Pride Josh, Congratulations Jeremy! You’re a unique and We are very proud of you. unrepeatable miracle of God May God bless you with and very special to us! We’re much happiness and good so proud of who you are. luck in your future years. Love, Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad

Jeremy Lane Joshua Sabin

Always full of life, love and Enjoy your surprises, we have learned a accomplishments, lot from you! Have a happy you’ve earned them. and exciting future. Keep your eye on the Love, future, the best is yet to Mom, Dad & Chris come. We’re proud of you. Your loving family. Heather Nix Marc Wilson

Thanks for inspiring us with J)P\ Jodi, -is. your many achievements and Wp m J You are a joy! Always everpresent smile. keep your generous heart, P # * Ik Jl Congratulations and < 3 / your “sunshine” smile, continued success. your hardworking hands, With love, and your love of God. Mom, Dad, Evan and Jason . I f - , Love, y L v ' Mom & Dad \ x Lindsay Petrie Jodi Fischer

Congratulations Jeremy, Lindsey, May your sense of humor, You are a person easy to sensitivity, and persistence trust, respect and love. continue to guide you Thanks for being you! throughout life. We are very Love, proud of you! Mom, Dad, Courtney, Love, Kelly and Whitney Dad, Mom and Cara

Jeremy Jasiolek Lindsey Casterline

Parents’ Pride * 183 May all your dreams come Happy trails pardner! true. You truly deserve the Make a wonderful life for best life can offer. We love yourself!! you and thank you for We love you, bringing so much joy and Mom, Dave, Marc and happiness into our lives, just Dad by being you. Love, Mom, Christi, Robin and Arin Homberger Bob Demarest Dad

Congratulations Amy, Congratulations Dor! We’re so proud of you. “You did good.” We are You’re very special and have lucky to have you as our son. brought us so much happiness Reach for stars, you are We wish you the same. capable of truly great things. We’ll always love you, Love, Mom, Dad and Brendon Mom and Dad

Amy Tapp Dorian Wells

Angie- Dear Manda, Continue to never let age, Congratulations to a terrific society, friends, or critics student, a championship define your limitations or athlete, and a lovely person! place restrictions upon you. Look out MSU! Only you can envision the Love, frontiers of your potential. Mom and Dad Love, Mom, Dad, and Jamie Mandy Van Horn Angie Groves

We were given you to Greg, love and share with “I came others. As you continue I saw yourjourney see I conquered” happiness not a We are so proud of you! destination but an Love, attitude towards life. Mom, Dave, Marc, and Dad Love, Mom and Dad Jeanette Hursey Greg Demarest

184 * Parents' Pride Mark, Pippi, We just can’t conceive Congratulations little lady! As we look far and wide A class act then. A class act That any young now. gentleman Love always, Could be a greater Dad, Mum, Damion, and source of pride. Jason

Pippa Creffield Mark Pomarolli

Queen Katie, Joy, May your reign be filled We are so proud of you. with health and You are everything we could happiness! have ever hoped for, our Love, “baby Joy.” Mom, Dad, Tracy, Wendy, and Amy

Joy Goodman Katie Kohl

Andrew, Dear Buddy, As the youngest “A.P.L. You’re the greatest son in the of our eye” you’ve grown world and an inspiration to all into a handsome, of your Nebraska family. I’m intelligent, loyal, loving proud of all that you are and all and caring Son-Brother- that you’ve become. Friend. We ‘re all proud Love you bunches, of you! Mom Love, Mom, Dad, Nikki, Matt, Christopher Nunes Andrew Litzelman and Colleen

Adriana, Kara, To see you happy, smiling Higher education will and content, striving towards never be the same. We goals of your own, only hope they won’t be accomplishing what you set looking for someone to out to do; is our wish for you. blame. Just kidding!!! Love, We’re very, very proud Mom, Dad, and Joe Love, Mom, Dad, Tammy, Jim, Adriana DeBono and Allie Kara Cundari

Parents' Pride * 185 We are very proud of you, as Dave, always, and our hearts are As you walk the various filled with the light of your paths of life, always love. As future dreams remember that no matter unfold we will be there too, where you go, there you are. loving you, believing in you, Love, and marveling at the Mom and Dad wonderful man you have become, Godspeed. Dave Schultz Tony DiAngelo Mom, Mark and Chris

John, My baby Ant’ny, We are so proud of you! I’ m proud of you! Just remember with proper Congratulations and best wishes. May all your dreams preparation things just keep come true. getting easier. Love, Love, Mom, Dad and Cathy Dad

John Namy Antony DiAngelo

W e’re proud of the person From sweet young girl to you have grown up to be. responsible young lady—you May He give you the desire couldn’t have done it better. of your heart and make all We’re all so proud of you. your plans succeed. Psalm Love, 20:4. Mom, Dad, Beth and Matt Love, Mom, Dad & Katy

Amanda Cole Erica Jensen

Eric, Dear Aub, You are the best. We will miss you so much Love, next year! Lots of luck, Dad, Mom, Matthew & Jeff happiness, and friends to share it with. Love you lots, Mom & Dad

Aubrey Macfarlane

186 * Parents' Pride Congratulations to our target. Good luck in the future in all that you do. We know you’ll I am the only ME I AM succeed. this earth shall ever see; Love, that ME I AM I always Mom, Dad, Danean & Pepper am is no one else but ME!

Jennifer Klausler

Y ou’ve made it! And May you always keep your w e’ve had a great time infectious smile. along the way. We’re really proud of you son and we’ll always be there for you. Love, Mom & Dad

Rebecca Gale Bill Morton

“Two roads diverged in a May your faith, values wood, and I— and thoughtfulness for I took the one less traveled by, others guide your future. And that has made all the Continue your difference.” determination and you will succeed. Robert Frost Mom, Dad, Amanda, Jessica

Shannon Saunders Shana Holderman

Dear Mel, Matt, “Go! Fight! Win!” Your W e’re filled with love and exuberance while cheering the pride for the special son team on will remain with us you’ve always been, and forever. You have brought us the wonderful young man much joy. Always remember you’ve become. “A cheerful heart is good Love, medicine,’’Congratulations! Dad, Mom, and Nick We’re proud of you and love you, Mom, Dad, Lori & Angie Melanie Helmer Matt Seluk

Parents' Pride * 187 Dan, Congratulations Cathy, You are a Delightful person. We wish you success in all You have Achieved many that you do, and may all your goals and Now a new path dreams come true. to the future. Love, God Bless you always, Dad, Mom, Susie & Rachel Dad, Mom, Christine, Michael and Sarah

Dan Pilarz Cathy Koster

Dutch! Congratulations Amy! Proud to witness your We are very proud of you. graduation, one of your May all your dreams come many milestones. You’re true. so close to our hearts, son. a p P iHfeis Love, Love, i K I f Dad, Mom, Betsy & Jill Mom, Lydia, Gary, Vicki, ggB r ' 'y iM Russ, Chris

George Alan Tovar Amy Petricca

Congratulations! We are “Boy” ! very proud of you! May Wishing you success and your future be filled with happiness in all that you do. health, happiness, success We love you, and dreams come true. Mom, Dad and Michele Good luck at U. of M. Love always, Mom, Dad, Scott & David

Mathew Innes Ryan DeBora

Dear Lala Bug, Scott, From the moment we saw You have always been you, you stole our hearts. “Super” to us. We know you Do your best in all you do. will succeed in everything Congratulations. you do. We are so proud of Love, you. Mom, Dad, Colleen Love, Mom, Dad & Cristy Scott Macek Laura Thompson

188 * Parents' Pride Congratulations and best Jason, wishes. We wish for you We are very proud of you! a future filled with joy and Y ou’re our dream come true success. Remember.. .just close your Love, eyes and w e’ll be there. Dad, Mom & Peter Love, Mom, Dad and Amanda P.S. “In the zone—BABY”

Sarah Reynolds Jason Rice

Congratulations to you and Our “Brown Eyed Girl” the Class of 1995! We know with her sweet smile. you will always accomplish Life is full of challenges whatever you choose. Our and if you continue to best wishes for college and make right choices you beyond. can accomplish much. Love, Love, / Mom & Dad Mom, Dad & Kristin V ^ \

Brad Smith Michele Hagan

Congratulations “Lenny!” Matt, You’re a beautiful, intelligent, What a dream you have independent, you lady. We been to us for 18 years. love your smile and wit, your You know what? The confidence and ambition. We best is yet to come. are so proud. Keep up that fabulous Love, sense of humor you Mom, Dad & Gordy have. Love, Jennifer McPhail Dad, Mom and Killer

We congratulate you and wish you the very best in your pursuits (probably Yes Keith, our little man did artistic). good. Love, Dad, Mom & Jessica

Keith W. Patton Ryan Scheidt

Parents' Pride * 189 Mark, Brian, Preschool through high You are a special son with special goals. D on’t lose school you have made us g r, proud. Congratulations. sight of them. Love, Congratulations on your first Dad, Mom, Tom, Jim & of many accomplishments. Chris Love, Dad, Mom, Mike, Kathi Leigh Mark Luebbe Brian Tinker

Melanie, We wish you a future filled Seventeen years ago you with happiness and joy. You entered our lives. Thank are a special person. It was a you for being “you”. The great year with you as our future is all yours. Take it exchange student. and fulfill your dreams. Northville Rotary Club We’re proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Travis Melanie Bliss Joanna Remiszewska

To us you’ll always be Sandy, Our bright, kind, loving son. We are very proud of you. May joy in life you see: May your life be filled with Much love and peace and fun happiness. Yours be eternally. Love, Love, Mom, Dad, Dave & Liz Mom, Dad, John, and Karen

Tom Pump Sandra Morante

Nikki, Keep smiling, keep shining Graduation is here, Clemson Wherever you go, whatever University, Engineering, and you do. the World are at your feet. W e’re so proud of Kari! We are very proud of you Love, and Love You. Dad, Mom, Bryan, Kim Your Family

Nikole Rose Marie Ebel Kari Veres

190 * Parents’ Pride Congratulations Steve! You’ve grown into a May your future be filled beautiful, young woman. with many “Touchdowns”. With your determination You can make it happen. you will go far. We love Love, you and are very proud of Mom, Dad, Kev & Kathy you. Love, Mom, Dad & Tim

Steve Alexander Melissa Petrosky

Suzanne, “Shavers” We are so proud of you! ...a gardener who cared a Believe in yourself and follow lot, who weeded out the your dreams. This is only the tears and grew good crop... beginning. The Best is yet to a gardener like that... no come!! one can replace. — E.J. Love, Love Always, Mom, Dad & David Mom, Dad & Marcella

Suzanne K. Smith David C. Marino

May you have as much “We have you fast in our love and happiness in fortress...and there will keep your life as you’ve given you forever and a day...” We us. We are so very proud are proud of your many of you! accomplishments. Love, Mom, Dad & Nate

Jenny Sekerka Matt Goebell

Jason, Congratulations Jeff, Your greatest assets are your Graduating from high enthusiasm, determination and school is a major event. sense of humor. With them, We look forward to there’s nothing you can’t sharing all the other major accomplish. They make you events in your future. unique and us proud. Love, Love always, Mom, Dad & Kerry Mom, Dad, Jeff & Jer Jason Shattuck Jeffrey Woolfall

Parents' Pride *191 You are Congratulations and best extraordinary:Beautiful and wishes to Andy and the good, love and laughter, class of 1995. You're the honest and principled, best thing that ever hap­ determined and independent, pened to us. We're very sensitive and intelligent. We proud of yuou. are so proud of you. We Love You, Mom and Mom, Greg, Beth and Sam Dad Amanda Joy Hallberg Andrew Friend Knight

Dear Aub, Chris, We will miss you so much Throughout the years of next year! Lots of luck, watching you grow, we have happiness and friends to never been more proud of yoi share it with. than we are now. Love you lots, Grandma, Sue, Larry and Mom and Dad Kurt and Angie

Aubrey Macfarlane Christopher Young

Dear Jamie, Congratulations Jeff, You have worked so hard, we| We are very proud of you! are all very proud of you. Always believe in yourself anc You have the strength and you will have much success. determination to do anything. I May all your dreams come Keep your sense of humor and true! always love life. We love you] Love always, and always will. Mom, Dad, Julie and Jessica Love, Mom, Christy, and Jeff Zwiesler Jamie Green Donnie

We are proud to have a caring All members of the class of 1995: and loving son, brother, and Please contact the following friend. Being King for Home­ address as your address changes: coming is just the beginning of your future success. Class of 1995 Love, 15842 Portis Rd. Joann, Sharon, Mike, Paul, Northville, MI 48167 Marty, Janice, Kelly, Dean, and family David Leavitt The availability of your address will insure you are kept informed of important dates and reminders.

192 * Parent's Pride HS has seen many the remainder of the day. changes this year. To compete among other With the flood of school districts, new A.P. Nretirements last year, many classes were offered, and new faces appeared on the six ran. Incidents like the Northville High School singing genie coming to Staff. A new curriculum school, and the skunk was tried with future plan­ problem in the science hall, Mr. Ed Krietzs became the ning sessions on Wednesday made the 1994-95 school Athletic Manager at N.H.S. mornings, and half hour year truly unique. classes starting at 10:40, for

Student and faculty enjoyed expanded use Newly painted stripes made N.H.S. user friendly on the internet.

The new locker setup frustrated many students as they The genie from Alladin sings happy dealt with new locations and combinations. birthday to a sophomore. Governor John Engler meets with Rhianna Horan, Stephanie Simpson, Pat O'Brien, Angie Dendel, Jeff Nield, Eric Moor, Leslie Snyder, Sarah Taylor, and Kay Yoshida at Diamond Automation in Farmington on November 8, 1994.

A.P. classes were run for the first time at N.H.S. A water main break bY the bridge sent students home early.

The baseball strike left The hockey walkout left The senior mural was Students enjoy sleeping in ballparks empty. fans fed up. censored for Spirit on Wednesday mornings. Week. 194 * Time Capsule Exemplary English Teacher Retires

Mrs. Nancy Brown decided she wanted to teach in the seventh grade. After working for her degree at Eastern Michigan Univer­ sity, the University of Maryland, the University of Missouri, and the University of Strasbourg, she began teaching elementary school in Kansas City. After teaching all grades in Missouri, Maryland, and Michigan, she arrived at NHS in 1970. In 1978, Mrs. Brown took a leave of absence to accompany her husband in France. She returned over a year later to resume teaching and become Department Chair of the English Department. In addition to her work with students' writing, Mrs. Brown taught both the History and Literature sections of the Humanities class, bringing cooperative learning to the Forum. Former students remember Mrs. Brown's classes as challenging with the eradication of "Engfish" and entertaining as she shared her memories of growing up in Flint, travelling in Egypt, and serving on jury duty. Humani­ ties students will always remember Mrs. Brown acting out the Ecstasy of St. Theresa—her favorite piece of art. Mrs. Brown is closely linked to the Northville community with her family living in the community and her two daughters, Sheri and Carolyn, having attended Northville schools. Mrs. Brown and her husband Bill will be traveling to Arizona to spend time with her daughter Mrs. Nancy Brown was honored as Creative Writing Sheri and her grandson Wesley. Teacher o f the Year in 1993.

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214 * Index 165 80, 163 Cooke, David 84, 163 Brodine, Jason 163 Chapman, Deborah 163 Cooley, Sara 58, 64, 97, Bronson, Eric 163 Chaudhery, Malasri 150 149, 151 Brower, Aaron 150 Chaveriat, Jesse 76, 163 Coponen, Leif 163 Brower, Brian 91, 139 Chemotti, Dana 163 Corder, Cristin 115,180 Brown, Jamie 114 Chemotti, Jason 115,174 Cotton, James 56,67, 151 Brown, Jodie 79, 80, 139 Chenoweth, Daniel 109, Courtney, Jeffrey 163 Brown, Laura 54, 85, 151 Cousineau, Lisa 54, 93, f 114,174 Chess, Jason 139 139 Browne, Adrienne 52, 54, Chiasson, Gina 71, 80, Cowles, Matt 41,115,131 85,100, 114,176 151 Cowles, Phillip 163 Brugeman, Joshua 95, 163 Chicoine, Tomm 109,115 Craig, Dave 73, 76, 78, Brun, Jordan 44, 54, 59, Cieslak, Julie 44, 163 149, 151 64, 66, 78,115,173 Cieslak, Rachel 44, 64, Cranford, Cortney 163 Buchanan, Amy 60, 64, 115,178 Cranford, Kyle 43, 139 139 Clancy, Mike 54, 91, 139 Crawford, Andrea 13, 54, Buck, Bill 115 Clark, Chris 52, 54, 73, 55, 60,61, 139 Bufton, Michelle 64, 79, 76,115,180 Crawford, Jason 151 163 Clark, Dan 151 Creffield, Pippa 54,77, Bufts, Michelle 108 Clark, Jeff 78, 163 115,185 Bugar, Michale 139 Clark, Kyle 139 Cromas, Jared 151 Burke, Tim 72, 73, 76, Clark, Michael 163 Cross, Meghan 115 150 Clark, Robert 151 Crowley, Ian 151 Buser, Brian 54, 72, 73, Clemens, Anthony 163 Cundari, Kara 54,115, 115,116,182 Clemens, James 76, 163 185 Buser, Christine 150 Clowers, Brian 73, 76, 151 Curlew, Kyle 163 Bush, Joseph 139 Cole, Amanda 43, 64, Currie, James 110,115, Bush, Mike 150 115,186 180 Byerly, Colleen 150 Cole, Brenda 96 Curtis Holmes 141 Byerly, Shane 139 Cole, Jennifer 56, 59, 96, Curtis, Veronica 163 Byers, Tracie 139 139 Cutting, Christine 44, 139 Bytnar, Mickael 150 Cole, Jenny 60,61, 151 Colley, Sara 52 D c Collings, Christine 139 Collins, Kevin 91 Dahl, Justin 139 ,Callan, Alice 79, 163 Collins, Shea 54, 60,115, D ’Aiuto, Joseph 7, 164 Campion, Eric 76, 163 172 Dalziel, Carolyn 139 Carbott, Lori 163 Colthurst, Andrew 163 Damico, James 91, 139 Carroll, Jessica 44,115 Comb, Andy 115 Damico, Julie 151 Carter, Garrett 72, 73, 74, Comb, Michael 163 Dart, Jill 80, 85, 164 76, 139 Conklin, Kathy 62, 151 David, Steve 43 Casinelli, Allan 139 Connery, Megan 15,93 Davis, Andy 76, 164 Castagna, Joseph 139 Connolly, Cristin 151 Davis, Heather 71, 80, 164 Casterline, Lindsey 64, Connolly, Shaun 73, 76, Davis, Jeff 73, 76, 139 #■ 71,115,183 115,174 Dawson, Kristen 71, 151 Catt, Tabitha 139 Conquest, Lindsay 163 Deacon, Andrew 76, 164 Cauzillo, Meghan 150 Cook, Amy 79, 151 DeBenedet, Anthony 11, Chall. Jessica 54, 139 Cook, Tammy 79,115, 54, 64, 73,91,113, Chandler, Ashley 67, 79, 177 115,179 ..ifr . - .V ^ppL

Index * 215 DeBono, Adriana 115, Duggan, Brittany 43, 56, Fenech, Matthew 140 185 58, 59, 66, 140 Ferguson, Lindsay 31, DeBora, Ryan 52, 54, 73, Dunkerley, Adrienne 56, 54, 64, 77,116,176 76,115,188 60, 140 Fermanis, James 95, 164 DeCatur, Karen 43, 44, Dunnaback, Kristyn 43, Ferrara, Matt 152 140 110,116 Ficht, Tom 53, 140 Decoster, Laura 164 Dunnaback, Rory 95, 140 Fischer, Jodi 7,11,43, DeKoker, Amanda 64, 80, 45, 54, 77,104,113, 151 E 116,183 Dekun, John 151 Fischer, Karen 44, 79, 164 Dekun, Mike 151 Eagan, Julie 44, 152 Flaton, Kristine 164 Delena, Emilia 140 Eagan, Tim 95,116 Fleming, Kristy 140 DeLeonardis, Kristy 54, Ebel, Nikki 54,116 Flis, Julie 80, 164 58, 77, 100, 136, 140 Eckerly, Derek 73, 76, 152 Ford, Gisele 44, 152 Demarest, Bob 115,184 Edge, Karl 164 Forney, Nathan 73, 76, Demarest, Greg 115,184 Edick, Chris 76, 152 140 Demattos, Alissa 93, 151 Edmonds, Matthew 164 Fowler, Ty 95, 140 Demattos, Alyssa 104 Edwards, Jason 31,116 Frances, Andrea 97, 140 Demers, Evan 164 Edwards, Mike 73, 76, Frankel, Amy 43, 45, 54, Dendel, Angie 140,194 140 140 Dendel, Kelly 59,116 Elias, Monte 140 Frankel, Sarah 44, 164 Dennis, Laura 140 Elsesser, James 78,116, Frankiewicz, Steven 140 Depoorter, Keith 151 178 Frazer, Heather 13 , 44,64, Derro, Kristina 14, 85, Emaus, Todd 164 141 151 Emsley, Steve 116,177 Freelance, Megan 67 Desiro, Jason 73,76, 151 Engle, Becky 43, 97, 140 Freeman, Joseph 164 DiAngelo, Tony 116,186 Ernst, Jennifer 164 Freund, Becky 57, 58, Dickinson, Natalie 97, 164 Essary, Mary 79, 152 102, 141 Dillon, Shawn 164 Essinger, Moritz 43, 53 Frisbie, Jennifer 97, 141 Diment, Leanne 43, 44, Estigarribia, Juan 152 Fuelling, David 54, 59, 140, 141 Estigarribia, Mariel 71, 64,116 DiPaolo, Beth 58, 164 152 Fumerelle, Angela 152 Dixon, Jennifer 54, 140 Evans, Christine 44 Doehler, Alicia 44,79, 140 Evans, Jan 44, 164 Doehler, Erich 116 Evans, Stewart 116,179 G Doering, Chris 76, 140 Gaddis, Paul 141 Doinidis, Jessica 44, 64, F Galan, Nena 43, 45, 141 97, 152 Galan, Rick 66, 152 Domeracki, Kristin 116, Falkiewicz, Matt 66, 140 Gale, Becky 116,187 173 Fan, Charles 164 Galea, Adam 66, 164 Doolittle, Travis 116,173 Fan, Howard 140 Galea, Scott 43, 56, 58, Dow, Andy 152 Farah, Chris 52, 164 152 Dowdell, Jason 76, 164 Farina, Karl 164 Galonis, Cassie 62, 152 Dowdell, Jennifer 140 Farrar, Christina 44, 77, Ganfield, Beth 54,64, Doyle, Colleen 64, 93, 164 116,180 152 Farrar, John 73 Gatt, Kelly 164 Dozier, Jonathon 164 Faulknor, Carrie 77, 152 Gei st, Laura 44, 164 Droz, Keith 164 Fee, Andy 73,76, 104, 152 Genitti, Laura 43, 52, 64, Dudek, Daphne 77, 152 Felix, Shawn 152 137,141

216 * Index George, Lynda 141 Grigg, Wesley 153 Heckemeyer, Sarah 44, 79, George, Steve 73 Groves, Angie 54, 80, 81, 165 George, Suzanne 44, 80, 117,184 Hedke, Robert 165 104, 165 Grutza, Lisa 96 Helmer, Melanie 14, 31, Ghannam, Rob 58, 73, 76, Guajardo, Luis 72, 73, 76, 43, 64, 77,117,187 136, 141 153 Hepler, Amy 153 Ghedotte, Dana 165 Gudritz, Katy 43, 64, 141 Hersh, Chris 153 Ghraib, Fadie 141 Gugala, Lauren 153 Hertlein, Laura 153 Gian, Meghan 6 Gulewich, Karen 153 Hertlein, Paul 117 Gibson, Erik 165 Guminski, Kara 44, 56, Hesse, Erin 153 Gilchrist, Chad 54, 95, 59, 60, 64, 79, 165 Hicks, Kathleeln 165 141 Hiemstra, Megan 64, 67, Gilchrist, Kevin 165 H 165 Gill, Damyant 141 Higgison, Brad 44 Gillahan, Scott 54,116 Habekovic, Vanja 153 Hill, Adam 76, 165 Gillis, Matt 76, 104, 165 Hackett, Marla 54, 59, Hinerman, John 153 Gilshire, Travis 66, 152 60, 64,117,172 Hines, Amber 153 Gilson, Kristi 165 Hackett, Ron 60, 64, 141 Hitchcock, Kyle 72, 141 Gittins, Nick 152 Hafeez, Tariq 54, 59 Hoblack, Kimberly 165 Glock, Brian 64, 91, 141 Hagan, Michael 165 Hoblack, Michelle 79, 141 Glogowski, Amy 79, 153 Hagan, Michele 117,189 Hoder, John 153 Goble, Katie 141 Haines, Kevin 117 Hojnacki,Amy 165 Goebel, Matt 116,191 Halbert, Candice 165 Holderman, Amanda 44, Goebel, Nate 95, 165, 170 Hall, Bethany 44, 165 153 Goering, Christine 54, Hallberg, Amanda 11, Holderman, Shana 43, 117 54,117.192 44,117,187 Goff, Joshua 165 Hallberg, Beth 64, 153 Hollister, Sean 78, 84, Golec, Kelly 80, 165 Hammond, Joe 54, 141 118,174 Gomersall, Chris 73, 74, Hanania, Andrea 97, 153 Holloway, Jill 79, 80, 141 76,117,179 Handley, Beth 79, 153 Holloway, Scott 153 Gomersall, Fiona 93, 141 Hansen, James 141 Holman, James 31, 54, Good, Michelle 54, 64, Hansen, Susann 165 72, 73, 74, 76,118 141 Harman, Sarah 165 Holmes, Curtis 38, 43, 44, Goodman, Joy 58,117, Harmer, Lecia 71, 165 45, 141 185 Harper, Kristen 80, 165 Hopkins, Lex 153 Gordon, Krista 117 Harper, Lauren 77, 165, Horan, Rhianna 141 Gordon, Pat 54, 73, 141 166 Horn, Brian 95, 165 Gorshak, Brian 76, 141 Harrington, Neil 153 Horn, Jessica 118 Goshorn, Sara 141 Harrison, Danza 153 Homberger, Arin 11,80, Graff, James 95, 165 Harvey, Janet 117 104,118, 184 Grech, Erica 165 Haxton, Abby 153 Horvath, Jesse 78, 166 Green, Don 76, 153 Hayes, Missy 58, 79,117 Hoskin, Kelly 54, 60,118, Green, Jamie 117,192 Heaman, Mark 165 178 Green, Michael 165 Hearn, Jeff 153 Hough, Kelly 54, 64,118, Greer, Kirsty 153 Hebert, Catherine 165 153 Gregerson, Sarah 80, 81, Heckemeyer, Amity 54, Howe, Ryan 72, 73, 74, 141 79, 141 76, 153 Gricius, Lisa 7, 153 Heckemeyer, Katrina 54, Howie, Tim 141 Grider, Bryan 76, 165 79,117,182 Howie, Tom 7, 13, 54,

Index * 217 136, 137, 141 142 Klein, Jeffrey 166 Hrydziuszko, Laurie 141 Johnson, Amanda 142 Klein, Zachary 153 Huang, Jenny 60 Johnson, Casandra 118, Kneisel, Abbie 43, 44,45, Hubbert, Danielle 153 181 142 Huizing, Heather 118 Johnson, Katie 47, 54, 55, Knight, Andy 118 Hullman, David 141 56, 58, 67, 142 Knox, Elizabeth 166 Hullman, Jessica 93, 166 Johnson, Sarah 93, 153 Koche, Eric 118,186 Humbad, Shailesh 52, Johnston, Jim 78, 153 Koche, Jeffrey 73, 142 54,118 Jones, Brian 16, 43, 45, Kohl, Amy 43, 79, 142 Huot, Lyndsay 71, 153 64, 73, 76,118 Kohl, Katie 118,185 Huron, Rhianna 194 Jones, Jessica 118,181 Kolb, Nicolas 142 Hursey, Jeanette 43, 54, Jones, Matt 54, 84, 142 Kontuly, Anthony 153 71,118,184 Jordan, Jennifer 118 Koon, Jeff 43, 143 Husak, Jeff 76, 166 Julien, Beth 43, 45, 153 Kornak, Crystal 166 Husak, Scott 118,180 Julow, John 84, 153 Koskela, Robyn 154 Juntunen, Karen 43, 58, 62, Kosman, Susan 143 I 64, 65, 102, 142, 145 Koster, Cathy 96,118, Juntunen, Tina 52, 56, 57, 188 Ikehata, Keiko 153 58, 60, 62, 149, 153 Kothari, Nicholas 143 Inman, Brett 73, 141 Kozdron, Phil 72, 154 Innes, David 73, 76, 153 K Krause, Bradley 143 Innes, Mathew 54,118, Kremer, Meredith 54, 60, 188 Kallio, Edward 142 143 Ishigami, Yusuke 166 Kalso, Karla 71, 80, 166 Krueger, Aliisa 60, 154 Iwanaga, Tomoko 153 Kaounas, Christy 142 Krueger, Elizabeth 154 Kaounas, George 166 Krueger, Rebecca 166 J Kapusky, Chrissy 13, 43, Krueger, Robert 143 52, 54, 58, 93, 102, 104, Krug, Jessica 143 Jabero, Catherine 166 110, 136, 137, 139, 142 Krupansky, Katie 71, 154 Jabero, Matt 31,43,73, Katona, Dan 153 Kuciban, Angie 93, 141 Kaye, Ryan 166 118,175 Jakob, Hannah 141 Keetle, Stephanie 118,182 Kuciban, Eric 154 Janowski, Kelly 77, 153 Kelkar, Supriya 166 Kudyba, Marisa 44, 154 Janveja, Sapna 43, 141 Keller, Jennifer 44, 153 Kuester, Jeremiah 166 Jasiolek, Cara 166 Keller, Marsha 142 Kuhn, Jacquie 46,119, Jasiolek, Jeremy 59, Kemp, Courtney 76, 166 177 118,183 Kennedy, Lindsay 54, 77, Kukainis, Matiss 10,54, Jaskot, Danielle 80, 153 142 73, 74, 76,119,179 Jatkoe, Emily 141 Kent, Amber 153 Kull, Chris 119 Jensen, Erica 118,186 Keranen, Jason 166 Kull, Jason 154 Jerome, Jim 78, 142 Kersey, Aneil 72, 73, 74, Kulp, Jacquie 46 Jett, Christopher 73, 153 76, 142 Kulp, Katie 136, 154 Jett, Patrich 73, 76, 153 Kilian, Eva 142 Kurtis, Austin 166 Jezewski, Justin 108, 142 King, Stephen 166 Kurzawa, Kris 44, 76, 154 Jha, Rohit 47, 142 Kiounas, Christy 54 Kyle, James 73, 143 Jinnett, Elizabeth 58, 142, Kirmis, Nathan 52,54, 84, 153 118,179 L Joboulian, Lisa 62, 166 Klausler, Jennifer 59,118, Joboulian, Michelle 58, 187 LaLonde, Nikki 97,119

* Index Ill Livanos, Mike 76, 167 Marek, Jeff 167 Kukainis, Matiss 10, 54, Llobell, Mark 73, 143 Marek, Theresa 71, 154 73, 74, 76,119,179 Lloyd, Kara 43, 44, 54, 58, Marino, Dave 101,116, Kull, Chris 119 143 120 Kull, Jason 154 Lloyd, Scott 44, 52, 54, Marold, Chris 120 Kulp, Jacquie 46 57, 64, 72, 73, 84,100, Marold, Erick 167 Kulp, Katie 136, 154 119 Marras, Rocco 143 Kurtis, Austin 166 Lokey, Pat 62, 76, 154 Marrow, Kevin 84 Kurzawa, Kris 44, 76, 154 Loveridge, Victoria 167 Martin, Bradley 167 Kyle, James 73, 143 Lubeck, Gregory 167 Martin, Cam e 44, 62, 167 Luebbe, Chris 95, 154 Martin, Jeff 120 L Luebbe, Mark 119,190 Martin, Rebecca 167 Lyczak, Dan 95,120 Mason, Caroline 93, 154 LaLonde, Nikki 97,119 Lyczak, Kara 79, 154 Matela, Christina 167 Lane, Jeremy 43, 44,119, Matthews, John 73, 74, 183 M 76,120,180 Lane, Mike 154 Matthews, Sarah 58, 62, Lanigan, Kelly 166 Macek, Cristy 77, 154 77,154 Lapham, Margaret 79, 154 Macek, Scott 59,120, Matthews, Shannon 120 Last, Gregory 166 188 Mattis, Christine 44, 52, Law, Ivan 166 Macfarlane, Alyssa 14, 77, 167 Lawrence, Kim 154 93, 154 Matz, Kelly 167 Lawrence, Matthew 119, Macfarlane, Aubrey 120, Maupin, Donna 56, 143 175 186,192 Mavel, Jesse 167 Leavitt, Dave 100,112, MacGregor, Mark 44, 167 Mazzola, Brian 143 119 Mach, Randy 120 Mazzola, Trish 154 Lebeck, Heather 154 Maclnnis, John 60, 73, 76, McAskin, Donna 120 Lebeck, Justin 66, 166 154 McAskin, Stanley 95, 167 Ledger, Samantha 70 Maclver, Jason 15, 95, McBride, Mike 154 Lee, John 119 120,177 McCarthy, Tyler 154 Lee, Justin 43, 44, 45, Maclver, Kristy 167 McClure, Tara 154 136,143 MacKinder, Michelle 54, McCreedy, Nick 120 Lee, Kirk 154 143 McCulloch, Dave 11, 54, Lee, Laura 71,80, 166 MacKinnon, Ian 154 64,120 Leftwich, Marty 76, 154 Macomber, Eric 143 McDonald, Janet 167 Leger, Samantha 71, 143 MacRae, Beth 79 McDonald, Mary 93, 154 Leventis, Kathryn 166 MacRae, Melissa 167 McDonald, Michael 167 Liang, Desmond 52, 54, Madden, Jenny 97, 154 McGuire, Colleen 7, 143 119,167 Magar, Avo 59, 154 McGuire, David 120 Licata, David 54, 73, 76, Maile, Mike 95, 167 McKinnie, Patrick 143 119,181 Mallard, Mark 12, 154 McLaughlin, Chris 91, Licata, Robert 167 Malloure, James 78, 143 154 Lightfoot, Brad 44, 167 Maloney, Tim 154 McMahon, John 54, 73, Lin, Warren 167 Mandas, Cassie 62, 154 143 Lindamood, Erica 154 Manning, Monica 154 McMillan, Brian 73 Linker, Michael 167 Manning, Theaux 143 McMullen, Jenny 44, 97, Lionas, Nicholas 73, 143 Manore, Andrew 167 154 Litzelman, Andy 119,185 Manzel, Matthew 143 McMullen, Lindsay 43, Liu, Gerald 154 Marakovitz, Kristi 154 120

Index * 219 Mellor, Katie 62, 154 Moretti, Andrea 79, 144 Nelson, Tara 155 Melvin, Chris 76, 154 Morgan, Shelly 80, 93, Nield, Jeff 144, 194 Menghini, Michelle 80, 155 Nivi, Farbood 54,72,119, 154 Morgan, Zachary 121 121,177 Meridith, Jessica 120 Morland, Wes 76, 168 Nix, Heather 54, 55,121, Merrick, Shannon 168 Morris, Andrea 14, 79, 183 Messenger, Sarah 168 168 Novara, Dana 155 Metaj, Lauren 70, 71, 80, Morris, Richard 43,121 Nunes, Chris 121,185 101, 168 Morris, Ryan 52, 76, 168 Michaelis, Melissa 54, 60, Morrison, Kathleen 144 o 143 Morrow, Andrea 43, 54, Milder, Bryan 154 144 O’Brian, Mike 15, 73,76, Miller, Eric 76, 143 Morrow, Kevin 168 121 Millgard, Melissa 97, Morton, Bill 121,187 O’Brian, Pat 194 104,120,174 Morton, Michael 168 Olbrantz, Matt 155 Mills, Kyley 15,93,120, Mosser, Melissa 168 O’Leary, Erin 121 176 Mount, Brian 168 Olin, Renee 80,121,176 Mills, Michael 168 Mount, Kevin 66, 78, 155 O’Neil, Mike 121 Mills, Roger 76,121 Mudge, Christopher 168 O’Reilly, Alicia 155 Milnes, Dan 78, 155 Mueller, Brian 168 Orlowski, Elizabeth 155 Minard, Josh 76, 168, 170 Mujumdar, Ravi 84, 144 O'Rourke, Colleen 168 Minard, Matt 54, 73, 76, Mullins, Josh 76, 168 Orr, Jim 54, 59, 121 140, 143 Mundy, Lisa 155 Orto, Beki 43, 44, 144 Minke, Michelle 168 Munson, Doug 46 Osborne, Gwen 79, 80, Mitchell, Angela 168 Murphy, Allison 44, 168 155 Mitchell, Erin 155 Murphy, Lee 44, 73, 168 Ossola, Ashley 71, 80, 168 Mitchell, Jeannie 121 Murphy, Sharon 144 Ott, Josh 76, 168 Mitchell, Michele 155 Murray, Elizabeth 168 Otto, Kara 168 Mittman, Kathryn 54, 85, Myers, Jed 168 Oud, Shir 44, 169 140, 143 Moak, Jennifer 93, 143 N P Modlin, Jenny 44, 155 Modos, Alexander 143 Nadeau, Alissa 155 Pado, Tanya 97, 144 Mohta, Vivek 54,121 Namy, John 54, 59,121, Palumbo, John 155 Montgomery, Becky 43, 186 Parikh, Kajal 52, 54, 58, 44, 144 Nance, Jason 168 67, 85, 137, 144 Mooney, Kevin 44, 54, Nappo, Thomas 168 Pariseau, Kristen 156 84,121 Nassar, Ahmad 155 Patterson, Beth 43, 45, 54, Mooney, Shannon 144 Nath, Vikram 168 67, 110, 144 Moore, Eric 73,76, 144, Naugle, Nichole 155 Patton, Keith 121 194 Nawrocki, Dwayne 144 Pazdan, Danean 169 Moore, Erin 62, 155 Nayakwadi, Ganesh 155 Pazdan, Rob 121,187 Moore, Jacqueline 93 Nayakwadi, Monica 54, Peek, Roberta 121 Moore, Megan 71, 155 64, 85, 121,182 Pender, Brandon 156 Moran, Natalie 155 Nelson, Aaron 144 Pensom, Kelly 144 Morante, Sandy 43, 97, Nelson, Amanda 93, 155 Pepino, Chris 121 100,104,112,113, Nelson, Andrea 168 Pertile, Mike 156 121,190 Nelson, David 144 Peters, Geno 169 Morency, Keith 155 Nelson, Kristen 58, 144 Peterson, Brian 71

220 * Index Peterson, Erica 71 Rakowski, Jenelle 156 Ryan, Kelly 169 Peterson, Geno 76 Raney, Alexis 46,59,122 Ryan, Richard 169 Peterson, Jerry 156 Rankin, Rob 91, 156 Ryley, Megan 62, 156 Petricca, Amy 121,188 Raschke, May 156 Ryley, Sarah 169 Petricca, Joe 156 Reames, Amanda 44 Petrie, Lindsay 113,121, Reavill, Chris 54, 144 s 183 Reavill, Meredith 169 Petrosky, Melissa 54, 77, Rebori, Anna 169 Sabin, Josh 59,122,183 100,121,191 Redden, Jenny 80, 145 Sabo, Amanda 145 Pham, Aitu 44, 156 Reese, Charles 145 Sabo, Marci 44, 169 Pheley, Steve 54, 60,122, Reichard, Kellie 52, 77, Salley, Craig 145 172 169 Sampson, Yvonne 43,122 Phillips, Cindy 54, 144 Remiszewska, Joanna 44, Sander, Mark 54, 72, 73, Phillips, Joe 73,122 122,190 145 Piazza, Adam 73,76, 156 Reslock, Samantha 43, 44, Sant, Liz 52, 77, 169 Pickford, Kristen 144 145 Sant, Sameer 145 Piestrzeniewicz, Nara 71, Rettman, Jason 156 Sant, Sarah 145 169 Rettman, Ryan 145 Santos, Eric 169 Pilarz, Christine 44, 64, Retzbach, Eric 169 Saran, Anuradha 169 156 Reynolds, Peter 169 Sassaman, Kelsey 169 Pilarz, Dan 122,188 Reynolds, Sarah 122,189 Saunders, Shannon 122, Piner, Tim 144 Rice, Jason 122,189 187 Pinkerton, Brooke 156 Riebling, Kate 145 Scappaticci, Anna 97, 145 Plath, Sara 44, 66, 156 Riley, Megan 66 Scappaticci, Joe 16, 73, Plath, Tim 54, 144 Rivard, Mary 43, 54, 67, 74, 76,122,176 Platukas, Jenny 97,119, 110, 145 Scappaticci, Michael 54, 122,174 Roach, Karen 43, 54, 56, 73, 76, 145 Platukas, Justin 156 136, 145 Schaffer, Chad 56, 66 Policicchio, Traci 77, 156 Roberts, Janet 122 Schaffer, Scott 59, 66, Polumbo, John 67, 156 Robison, Amanda 145 122 Pomarolli, Mark 72,122, Rohrhoff, John 73, 76, 156 Scheich, Scott 91 185 Rolka, Beth 145 Scheidt, Jessica 13,54,56, Ponder, M elissa 156 Romine, Ben 95, 169 60, 64, 66, 138, 145 Poole, Lauren 71, 80, 81, Rompel, Jackie 93, 167, Scheidt, Ryan 123,189 144 169 Schiftar, Chris 54, 140, Poole, M elissa 156 Rompel, Katie 79, 145 145 Porter, Brian 169 Roney, Nathaniel 169 Schiftar, Missy 77 Powell, Shannon 122 Ronk, Casey 169 Schlanser, Justin 44, 54, Prasad, Moncia 156 Rossiter, Dana 43, 54, 67, 78, 145 Prasad, Sonal 67, 169 145 Schmelter, Tom 56, 145 Prudden, Roger 144 Roth, Sara 79, 145 Schodowski, Jodi 97, 169 Pump, Tom 57, 59,122, Rouhan, Becky 59, 77, Schomer, Nicholas 169 190 100,122,175 Schovers, Timothy 169 Purslow, Jamie 122,174 Rouhan, Matt 73, 76, 156 Schroth, Courtney 44, 169 Purslow, Jason 156 Rundell, Bill 95, 145 Schultz, Dave 123,186 Purtell, Steven 169 Runge, Kelly 44, 169 Schultz, Paul 95,123 Russell, Mark 169 Schwagle, Matt 95 R Ryan, Jenni 138,145 Schwartz, Dan 95,123, Ryan, Joel 169 178

Index * 221 Schwarz, Nick 39, 78, 145 124,181 Susson, Anthony 139 Sciba, Ellen 145 Smojver, Timothy 146 Sutton, Elisha 64, 158 Scrinivasan, Vikram 54 Snyder, Christian 170 Swalberg, Julie 43, 54, Seal, Aaron 123 Snyder, Leslie 93, 146, 146 Sekerka, Bill 73, 76 147, 194 Swan, Christine 146 Sekerka, Jennifer 52, 54, Sokloski, Derek 170 Swanson, Brad 144, 146 57, 77, 85,123,191 Soloy, John 146 Swanson, Janet 6, 54, Seluk, Matt 110,123,187 Somershoe, Dave 43, 44, 124.178 Senecal, Robert 169 45, 56,124,181 Swanson, John 6, 54, Shah, Anish 67 Sommerman, Annie 54, 124.178 Shah, Nirav 123 146 Sweet, Jeremy 43, 45,54, Shaheen, Kristy 123 Song, Andy 52, 54, 57, 59, 55, 95,124,173 Shahrestani, Neil 145 64, 67, 137, 146 Sweet, Matt 95, 158 Shattuck, Jason 16,123, Southwick, Derek 54, 146 Swietlik, Eric 91, 158 191 Sova, Jeremy 64, 91, 146 Szarnowski, Paul 146 Sheehan, Jennifer 145 Spagnoli, Gina 79, 170 Szczesny, Jill 125 Shelley, Kevin 95, 169 Sparks, Melissa 43, 44, Szczesny, Lauren 44, 62, Shepard, Amanda 169 45, 64,124,175 80,170 Sheppard, Tom 43,123, Spence, Amanda 146 Szostek, Ben 72, 146 173 Spillane, Megan 54, 62, Szynal, Lynn 170 Sherman, Abbie 58, 77, 146 146 Spinazze, Gina 170 T Sherrill, Scott 169 Sprauer, Jack 165, 170 Shoucair, Summer 146 Srinivasan, Arjun 158 Tao, Wendy 16, 56, 61, 67, Shoucair, Zanobia 123, Srinivasan, Vikram 52, 158 173 64, 73,104, 124,176 Tapp, Amy 125,184 Shulenberger, Lindsay Sriraman, Nik 158 Tapp, Brendon 170 123,181 Stachura, Paul 158 Tarrow, Joshua 170 Siddiqi, Kashif 146 Stankowicz, Becky 62, 93, Tarrow, Nate 3 9 ,125 Siddique, Fatima 170 158 Taylor, Erin 14, 79, 165, Sieving, Craig 78, 170 Staples, Erik 76, 170 170 Sieving, Jeff 78, 146 Staples, Ryan 43, 44, 45, Taylor, Jennifer 44, 79, Simpson, Stephanie 58, 73, 76, 146 170 146, 194 Stapleton, Theodore 170 Taylor, Lisa 147 Sivy, Robert 170 Stefl, Andy 124 Taylor, Sarah 158,194 Skotanis, Katherine 170 Stefl, Brian 170 Taylor, Tami 71, 80, 81, Skrabut, Timothy 170 Steinhauer, Ryan 54, 146 147 Slanina, Michon 64, 79 Stephenson, Brad 124 Temirian, Shant 147 Slezak, Stephanie 44 Stevenson, Justin 73, 158 Terakedis, David 72, 95, Smith, Bob 56 Stewart, Andy 78, 146 170 Smith, Brad 123,189 Stewart, Christopher 146 Tharp, Jamie 80, 170 Smith, Kathy 54, 60, 67, Stillwagon, Sarah 146 Thelen, Amy 54,125 123 Straley, Jaimie 146 Thomas, Elizabeth 147 Smith, Kristin 93, 170 Subotich, Mary 158 Thomas, Erin 44, 96, 158 Smith, Mark 76, 146 Sultana, Nicole 44, 64, Thomas, Janett 93 Smith, Michael 146 158 Thompson, Jason 170 Smith, Suzanne 65, 97, Superfisky, Jaime 77, 146, Thompson, Laura 43, 123,191 100 125,188 Smith, Tim 54, 73, 76, Surdu, Trevor 73, 76,124 Thompson, Rodney 158

222 * Index Tibbie, Adam 95, 170 Veres, Kari 43, 54,126, Wenzel, Jason 54, 73, 76, Tinker, Brian 12,125, 190 126,173 190 Verheule, Jim 62,126 Weyer, Andrew 95, 171 Tishkowski, Brian 170 Vertrees, Mike 76, 171 Weyer, Nicole 44, 147 Todd, Courtney 80, 147 Vetter, Matt 165, 171 Whichello, Erica 147 Tolstedt, Lisa 80, 158 Victor, Dana 64, 171 Whitbeck, Evan 78, 171 Tomasak, Nick 10,158 Vida, Sam 95, 171 White, Adam 84, 159 Tomioka, Reiko 158 Vigh, Scott 72, 73, 76, 158 White, Jason 159 Tomlinson, Brooks 170 Vince, Brandon 143, 147 White, Rhonda 62, 64, Tomovski, Zak 158 Viskantas, Vicky 54, 64, 65, 102, 126, 179 Tomsa, Bernie 44, 52, 67, 147 Whitt, Jenny 43, 44,119, 73, 76,104,110,125 Vlangos, Georgette 171 126 Toole, Dan 44, 64, 170 Vlisides, Stacy 158 Whittington, Chris 76, 171 Topous, Matt 95, 125, Vock, Tracie 158 Wickens, Andrea 44, 159 189 Wickens, Jack 64 Torchia, Chuck 125 w W iegand,Jacob 159 Torrence, Rickey 170 Wilber, Shaun 73, 76, 147 Totty, Michele 170 Wade, Brynn 171 Wilbur, Elaine 171 Touchette, Tara 147 Wadowski, Heather 59, Wilcox, Luke 159 Tovar, George 125,188 62, 64, 67, 171 Wild, Nikki 77, 171 Tovey, Erin 14, 85, 158 Wagner, Brian 73, 76, 158 Wilhelm, Melissa 159 Trader, Jeremiah 170 Waineo, Khara 54, 147 Wilkiemeyer, Emma 96, Traicoff, Stephen 170 Walker, John 159 159 Trochelman, Mark 171 Walker, Stephanie 171 Willard, Rob 95, 126 Troschinetz, Aaron 45, Wall, Brian 66, 159 Willerer, Tom 73, 147 46, 125 Wallace, Amy 171 Willey, Joe 159 Troschinetz, Andrea 171 Walro, Jill 79,126,175 Williams, Geoff 6,103, Thne, Carl 73, 76,101, Walsh, Meridith 66, 67, 126,179 125 93, 159 Williams, Guy 73, 159 Walters, Melissa 56, 159 Williams, Jennifer 159 V Wampler, Cindy 64, 93, Williams, Katacia 159 159 Williams, Kurt 171 Vanderworp, Kate 43, 136, Wang, Anne 67, 171 Williamson, Stacey 83 147 Ward, Ryan 171 Wilson, Marc 54, 127, VanHorn, Mandy 79, Wargo, Stephanie 54, 64, 183 . I 125,184 147 Winans, Pete 64, 159 Vannier, Jaime 147 Wasalaski, Kristen 54, 58, Winans, Regan 62, 64, 171 VanOrnum, Scott 43, 44 80, 81, 147 Winn, Erica 171 VanTuyl, Dwight 84, 139, Wasielewski, Brian 159 Winn, Ryan 54, 95, 147 147 Weernette, Matthew 147 Winowiecki, Craig 159 Vares, Kari 43 Weicksel, Steve 78, 95, Wise, Marci 171 Varley, Katie 79, 158 171 Wisniewski, Lisa 43, 54, Vartanian, Andy 91, 158 Weis, Marina 44, 53, 58, 97, 147 Vartanian, Mike 52, 54, 126 Witcher, Melissa 159 91, 126 Weiss, Andy 6, 43, 44, 159 Witek, Rebecca 97, 147 Velasquez, Analetta 171 Welcer, Scott 159 Wodowski, Jill 127,182 Velzy, Ryan 158 Wells, Ben 126 Wolberg, Jason 84 Velzy, Tim 76, 171 Wells, Dorian 126,184 Wolbers, Jason 171 Veneziano, Giorgio 171 Wells, Nick 76, 171 Wolke, Ana 56, 159

Index * 223 Wolsos, Thomas 147 147, 194 Zimmerman, Mark 171 Wonnacott, Matthew 171 Young, Christopher 127, Zizzo, Nikki 127 Wood, Rob 127 182,192 Zizzo, Rocky 127 Wood, Sara 43, 62, 147 Young, Robert 147 Zometsky, Elizabeth 147 Woodsum, Jon 64,91, 159 Youngblood, Amber 159 Zubor, Tom 64, 171 Woody, Matthew 73, 76, Zwiesler, Jeff 72, 84,127, 147 192

Woolfall, Jeff 127,191 Zaas, Rachael 147 Word, Rachael 171 Zachmann, Jill 77, 101, Wright, Abbey 58, 171 171 Wright, Fred 127 Zajac, Jessica 70, 71,127 Wright, Sarah 79, 159 Zajac, Jillian 171 Wrosch, David 171 Zalno, Melinda 147 Zalno, Sara 171 Y Zayti, James 73, 76, 147 Zayti, Todd 73, 74, 76, Yaekle, Kim 54, 58,127, 127,178 175 Zethelius, Sven 159 Yageman, Sarah 80, 171 Zhmendak, Bill 127 Yax, Brent 147 Zhmendak, Christi 171 Yessaian, Chuck 127 Ziegenhagen, Nathan 73, Yessaian, Georganna 71, 76, 159 171 Zielinski, Matt 159 Yokobosky, Sarah 171 Zimmerman, David 147 Yoshida, Kay 91, 104,

224 * Index Credits

Editors Staff Shea Collins Ben Adis Kathy Smith Katie Amatangelo Amy Buchanan Jenny Cole Section Editors Shea Collins Andrea Crawford Kara Guminski Adrienne Dunkerley Marla Hackett Patrick McNeal Ron Hackett Karen Roach Kelly Hoskins Jenny Huang Sponsor Tina Juntunen Janice Olson Aliisa Krueger Meredith Kremer John Maclnnes Melissa Miehaelis Kevin Mount Steve Pheley Photographs: 75 Year Logo: Sunflower—Kathy Smith Jeff Nield Dewdrops—Steve Terrill Web—David Olson

A special thanks to Adam and Aaron White, Bryan Mitchell, The Northville Record, and all staff, faculty, and community members who contributed.

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U.S. trooj The last of the United Haitian Pre: Nations troops left Aristide wa Somalia in March after a two-year peace-keeping office in Oc governmen mission. The troops were Les Stone • SYGMA unable to persuade the Somalis to form a national government.

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Noboru Hashimoto • SYGMA An earthquake that measured 7.2 on the Richter scale struck Kobe, Japan, in January. More than 5,000 people were killed by s the quake. A

On Sept. 1, the l t Irish Republican i / Army declared a ^ ^cease-fire in Northern ■ Ireland. The IRA sought ' 10 resolve lhe question s I r of unity through j political channels only. M Mathieu Polak • SYGMA The Russian republic of Chechnya was invaded by Russian forces in December. The ineffectual Russian army was A held back by rebel Chechen troops for weeks before the republic finally fell. President Boris Yeltsin's inability to stop U the bombing of the Chechan capital had many wondering H how much control he had over his own government.

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■ Kenny Rogers pitched a 250,000 people gathered the stage with performers perfect baseball game in Saugerties, N.Y., on an from the first Woodstock, on July 28, giving the August weekend for including Joe Cocker and Texas Rangers a 4-0 Woodstock '94, the 25th Bob Dylan. ■ Confirming victory over the California anniversary celebration of rumors which had been Angels. It was the first the original Woodstock. circulating for weeks, perfect game in three Current bands like Nine Lisa Marie Presley years, the 12th in major Inch Nails and the Red announced that she had league history. ■ Over Hot Chili Peppers shared married pop superstar ups assisted as exiled esident Jean-Bertrand Violence in the former Yugoslavia 'as restored peacefully to continued despite October and the military several attempts at ?nt was forced out. cease fires and peace treaties. The presence of U.N. peacekeepers in Bosnia and Croatia did little to stop the bloody war. Distributed by Tribune Media Services

Charles Caratini • SYGMA Fighting between warring tribes in Rwanda forced more than a million people to flee the country and establish refugee camps in neighboring Zaire. Epidemics of cholera and dysentery killed thousands before the Hutu tribe declared victory and Rwandans began their exodus home.

Michael Jackson. ■ A New ■ Jordan's King Hussein country for the U.S. Mexico woman was and Israeli Prime Minister Thousands of refugees in awarded nearly S3 mil­ Yitzhak Rabin signed a makeshift rafts were lion by a jury w hen she peace treaty that ended 46 picked up by the U.S. Coast sued MacDonalds after years of war between the Guard and sent to being scalded by hot coffee two countries. ■ Cuban detention centers in she spilled in her lap. A President Fidel Castro Guantanam o. ■ USAir judge later reduced the stopped trying to block flight 427 crashed near amount to $640,000. Cubans from leaving the Pittsburgh in September, Forrest Gump took home Pulp Fiction was a violent, six Academy Awards. Gump complex film that won much won Best Picture, Best Director acclaim, including the top award at (Robert Zemeckis), and its star, the Cannes Film Festival. Nominated Tom Hanks, won Best Actor for for six Oscars, Pulp Fiction won Best the second year in a row. Original Screenplay. SYGMA ER zoomed to near the top of the Nielsen ratings in its first season, attracting millions of viewers with its gritty storylines of emergency room trauma. NBC/Globe Photos Inc.

Raul Julia, who starred in Kiss of the Spicier Woman and both Addams Family films, died in November after suffering a stroke. He was 54. Barry Sonnenfeld • SYGMA Salt N Pepa received a Grammy award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group. Other big winners at this year's ceremony were Bruce Springsteen, who won four awards for the song "Streets of Philadelphia," and Sheryl Crow, who won three Grammys (Best New Artist, Record of the Year and Pop Female Performance)

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killing all 132 on board. broadcasts. CBS was outbid continued to make Just three months earlier for the rights by Fox, at a news, including allegations another USAir flight crashed price of $1.56 billion. It was that Princess Diana had in North Carolina, killing estimated that Fox would made over 300 crank 32. The Pittsburgh crash lose $7 million in the deal, phone calls to a married was USAir's fifth in five but broadcasting football male friend, while tell-all years. ■ For the first time in solidified their position as books on both Diana and 38 years, football fans could the fourth major network. Prince Charles contained not tune in to CBS for NFL ■ Britain's Royal Family reports of marital infidelity :rs o f th e band Pearl Jam testified before a sional sub-committee in ]une, calling Ticketmaster Doly and accusing them of imposing unfair service on concert tickets. The band was angered when ce charges made it impossible for their fans to buy )r less than $20. Photoreporters

THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON

"This was your suggestion,Edna!../Let's play Twister, everyone, let's play Twister!"'

© 1985 Farworks, lnc.«Dist. by Universal Press Syndicate Cartoonist Gary Larson retired his popular comic strip, The Far Side, at the end of 1994. The feature, which began in 1980, has appeared in 1,800 newspapers.

by the couple. Kuwait, forcing Saddam to sination of the president, Iraqi President back off. The U.N. refused but was found guilty. Saddam Hussein seemed to appeal sanctions against ■ Actor Burt Lancaster died poised for a repeat of the Iraq. ■ Francisco Martin at the age of 80. Lancaster, 1991 Gulf War in October, Duran fired on the White who died of a heart attack, when he assembled 64,000 House with a semi-automat­ was one of the most ver­ Iraqi troops on the border ic assault rifle. Duran pled satile actors in Hollywood of Kuwait. The U.S. dis­ not guilty by reason of ■ PLO leader Yasir Arafat, patched additional troops to insanity to attempted assas­ Israeli Foreign Minister Several health-care reform plans were introduced in Congress, but legislators could not agree on funding or employer contributions. Allan Tannenbaum • SYGMA Radio and TV talk show host and best-selling author Rush Limbaugh continued to delight m conservatives with his assaults fS " on Democrats and liberals. M. Suriani • Photoreporters

Tom Foley became the first Speaker of the House to lose his seat in Congress in 130 years. Foley was just one of many Democratic incumbents defeated in the November elections.

Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich represented the new order in Congress, pushing through votes on the Contract With America. Although the Republican majority in the House approved several of the proposed bills, other points of the Contract, such as term limits, failed.

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Shimon Peres and Israel's confirmed what many passengers and four crew Prime Minister Yitzhak had feared. The former members. ■ Although Rabin shared the Nobel president released a hand­ author Anne Rice originally Peace Prize for their treaty written letter stating that protested the casting of which attempted to bring he was afflicted with Tom Cruise in the film ver­ to an end the decades of Alzheimer's disease. sion of her novel Interview fighting between Israel and ■ An American Eagle com­ with the Vampire, she later Palestine. ■ In November, muter plane crashed in retracted her statements Ronald and Nancy Reagan Indiana, killing 64 after seeing the movie. Fans Bob Dole, newly installed Senate majority leader, was considered a front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination even before he declared his candidacy.

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Senator Phil Gramm became the first Republican to officially enter the 1996 Presidential race when he *s==; announced in February that he would run. Allan Tannenbaum • SYGMA

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m ust have agreed — cocaine from an undercov­ ■ In January, National Interview went on to earn er police officer. ■ Former Hockey League players and more than $100 million in President Jimmy Carter owners hammered out a ticket sales. ■ Marion played a role in foreign new collective bargain­ Barry was re-elected as relations, traveling on ing agreement, ending a mayor of Washington, peace missions to m any 103-day lockout. The D.C., after an absence dur­ of the world's hot spots season was shortened to 48 ing which he served time including North Korea, games and post-season in prison for buying crack Haiti and Bosnia. play was delayed. A stalled pattern of heavy rainstorms hit the West Coast in January, causing floods from Oregon to Southern California. Eleven people died in the floods, which caused more than $700 billion in damages and resulted in widespread mud slides. Despondent over the breakup of his marriage and a failed business, Frank Eugene Corder flew a stolen single-engine plane into the side of the White House, killing himself.

Jeffrey Markowitz • SYGMA From the Bronco chase to the enclave of reporters camped outside the courthouse, the O.J. Simpson trial was a constant media event, turning members of the LAPD and even Nicole Brown Simpson's dog into celebrities.

When O.J. Simpson's ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman were found murdered in June, the former football star was charged with the killings. The emotional and drawn-out trial, which began in January, took its toll on everyone involved — several jurors were dismissed for improprieties, a prosecutor, Michael Hodgman, was admitted to the hospital suffering chest pains and members of the defense team feuded amongst themselves.

I Two new television people were killed and miered, the third spin-off netw orks premiered in five were wounded when of the original Star Trek 1995 - United Paramount a gunman opened fire series. Voyager was one of Network and WB began on a Planned Parenthood the first shows broadcast broadcasting. Both net­ agency in Brookline, Mass. on the new United works hoped to duplicate Both abortion-rights sup­ Paramount Network. the success of Fox, picking porters and opponents ■ Former Vice President up shows targeted toward condemned the killings. Dan Quayle, expected to young adults. ■ Two ■ Star Trek: Voyager pre­ make a bid for the Benjamin Chavis, executive director of the NAACP, was dismissed after it was discovered that he promised a former aide up to $332,000 of the civil rights group's funds to avoid a lawsuit charging sexual harassment. Jeffrey Markowitz • SYGMA President Bill Clinton signed the crime bill into effect in September, increasing the amount of money spent on law enforcement and outlawing semi-automatic weapons. James Colburn • Photoreporters

Spartan Herald Journal • SYGMA Susan Smith asked a shocked nation for help when she claimed she had been carjacked and her two sons kidnapped. The shock turned to outrage when she later admitted to killing her children.

presidency in 1996, began her third try at Denver International announced in February married life. The sitcom Airport opened in February, that he would not run, star, who married her 16 m onths beyond the choosing, he said, to put his former bodyguard and scheduled date and $3 bil­ family first. Some, however, chauffeur, was pregnant lion over budget. ■ My So- pointed to lack of funds and with triplets through Called Life was nam ed one recent health problems as in-vitro fertilization. She of the best new shows on additional reasons for his later lost one of the babies television by some critics, withdrawal. ■ Roseanne in a miscarriage. ■ The new who applauded its realistic Boxer George Foreman became the oldest man to win the WBA heavyweight boxing title when he knocked out Michael Moorer in the 10th round. Foreman was 45. Focus On Sports

The San Francisco 49ers won Super Bowl XXIX, defeating the San Diego Chargers, 49-26.

Pascal Rondeau-ALLSPORT USA In March, Olympic diver Greg Louganis announced that he had AIDS. U.S. Olympic officials said that Louganis had no obligation to disclose his condition when he competed in the 1988 games.

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson was released from prison in March, after serving three years of his six-year sentence for rape. Tyson was expected to return to the ring later in the year.

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look at teenage life. Low wife, outside a Pensacola, Her five Olympic gold ratings, however, forced Fla., women's health cen­ medals were the most ever the show into hiatus after ter where abortions were won by an American only one season. ■ Paul performed. Hill pleaded woman. ■ Barings, a 232- Hill was found guilty of not guilty, claiming the year-old British bank, murder after he sh o t a murders were justifiable collapsed when trader doctor and a security homicide. ■ Speed skater Nicholas Leeson gambled guard, killing both and Bonnie Blair retired from on the Japanese stock mar­ wounding the guard's competition in M arch. ket. Leeson was captured in "I'm back." With that terse, written statement, Michael Jordan ended his 21-month absence from basketball. Jordan rejoined the Chicago Bulls in March, soon after he had announced his retirement from baseball. The hiatus had obviously not diminished his basketball skills — he scored 55 points against the New York Knicks in only his fifth game back. Jonathan Daniel • ALLSPORT USA

Al Bello • ALLSPORT USA Tennis legend Martina Navratilova retired at the age of 37. Navratilova made it to the Wimbledon finals for the twelfth time in her career, but was defeated by Conchita Martinez.

Some said it would never catch on, but World Cup soccer took off in America, drawing huge crowds and high TV ratings.

Germany after a week on Congress, whose support won Best Supporting Actor the run. ■ President Bill for the bailout was almost for Ed Wood; and Dianne Clinton used executive non-existent. ■ Rap star Wiest won Best Supporting authority to provide Eazy-E, of the group Actress for Bidlets over billions of dollars in N.W.A., died o f AIDS in Broadway. ■ Ten people economic relief to Mexico, late March. ■ Jessica Lange died and 5,000 became ill where the peso had fallen won the Oscar for Best w hen nerve gas was to an all-time low. Clinton's Actress for her performance released in a Tokyo subway. order circumvented in Blue Skies; Martin Landau Members of a doomsday O tto Creule • ALLSPORT USA To players and owners it was a matter of great seriousness, but as the baseball strike wore on, it seemed more and more ridiculous to fans, many of whom swore they would not attend another game when the strike ended. Produced by Walsworth Publishing Company © 1995 Cartoons used with permission.

Simon B ru ty ALLSPORT USA The Nebraska Cornhuskers won college football's Orange Bowl for the first time in 15 trips. Nebraska finished the season ranked No. 1 in the country after defeating Miami, 24-17. Distributed by Tribune Media Services The strike ended in April when both sides voted to return to work under the previous year's rules. However, there were no promises made by either side that another strike by the players or a lockout by the owners would not occur. The last-minute maneuvering delayed the start of the season by three weeks.

cult were suspected the season undefeated founder when she was in the attack. at 35-0. ■ Grammy- shot. ■ UCLA won a ■ The University of winning Latin singer record 11th NCAA Connecticut defeated Selena was killed in a basketball champi­ the University of Texas hotel in April, onship when they Tennessee, 70-64, to allegedly by the defeated the Arkansas w in the NCAA founder of her fan Razorbacks, 89-78. It women's basketball club. Selena had gone was UCLA's first title title. UConn finished to the hotel to fire the in 20 years. dOLOPUOM

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