Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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= 6, Poor Molly Mae Hobbs trips once again, but Linus is there to help her up. Embarrassed, Will Landis decides he must leave. = 7, The gasoline attendant looks over the car to assure a happy journey. Fall Play 15

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■Jig, SHOWCASE ' 78 Brings In New Faces In the Fall Play, 36 high school actors and actresses were show- cased on Nov. 10-11. Set in the 1930 ' s THE HAPPY JOURNEY depicts the journey of a typical American family to visit an- other member of the family. The Thornton Wilder play has no sce- nery. The characters use pan- tomime to suggest props. The cast included: Steve Leisure, Mary Shaw, Robbie Keaffaber, Bob Flott, Beth Treska, and Brenda Collins. SORRY, WRONG NUMBER is a mystery about an invalid who is paralyzed and shut in by that handicap. She finds herself a vic- tim of a cruel plot, but can ' t find anyone to help her. Uniting as the cast were: D. Norman, S. Freese, K. Smith, S. Smith, B. Proctor, J. Renbarger, B. Squires, A. Risher, S. Francis, and D. Bone. THE STARING MATCH brings us to an earlier time in rural America. In an effort to end a drought, the community holds a prayer meeting attended by two angels. The cast included; K. Dilling, S. Francis, D. Sparling, D. Weisman, J. Chown- ing, G. Reed, D. McKenzie, B. Frieden, S. Pefley, M. Young, P. Staton, T. Frehse, B. Bolin, S. Lei- sure, K. Smith, D. Farmer, S. Freese, K. Tudor, K. Smith, G. Shepherd, D. Bone, and S. Smith. = 1. Mrs. Stevenson ' s quest for help ends abruptly. = 2. Ma, Pa, Caroline and Arther Kirby view the beautiful scenes of their happy journey. = 3 A crowd gathers ' round as Mr. White and Mr. Black begin their staring match. 14 Fall Play

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i ' Tis the Season to be Dancin ' i % ' - .- IP -.;■ ... -A L Frosty temperatures and a freezing wind marked tlie annual Tri-Sigma Cliristmas Dance held on December 9th from eight to eleven p.m. But couples soon for- got the frigid weather as they slowly gathered on the dance floor to boogie the night away to the great sound of Daybreak. The col- orfully lit Christmas tree in the center of the floor and the snow- covered pine on the tables gave the evening that just right holi- day touch. Mr. Werking captured the festive mood by providing pic- tures of the couples. Refresh- ments were provided for the hun- gry and thirsty who wanted to take a break. All too soon, though, the hands of the clock approached eleven and the couples began to drift off the floor. Another Christ- mas Dance come and gone . . . and it was just perfect! = 1. You put WHAT in the punch?! Lisa Smith, Jody Gifford, Trishia Tyner, and Mandy Ogan find serving can be fun. = 2. Betsy Deeter can ' t help wondering what ' s under the tree even though Gary Trump doesn ' t seem interested. v3. Slow dancing, swaying to the music. Slow dancing, just me and my girl. = 4. Four isn ' t a crowd for Robbie Keaffa- ber, Caria Yentes, Kelly Bricker, and Craig Allman. 16 Christmas Dance