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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 w&ir 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. Novi and Northville Pom Pon squads show their unity during the Novi/Northville jug game. Kyley Mills and Meghan Connery share a healthy snack Before the tennis match. Mike O’Brien says. "You want me to do what, Coapfo BriningstoorSP JJ HHHM HBnM M M nnI Jason Mac I ver takes the ball away from a Farmington player. ;v» 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 off their German point Books. these words s a trick question!" Mr. Sharrarsays to tan Joaes and Joe Seappaticci. i M I 1 i 1 I M i . 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 . •m** 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 M i i m 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. LUXU 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.
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