Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Endless Love The theme for the Jr.-Sr. Prom was Endless Love. The Junior class spent the week before the prom deco- rating the new gym. Colors for the prom were fairy tale colors of pink, blue, purple and white. A fountain produced a mystical fog that drifted across the dance floor while music played by Ice Age filled the night air. 1 Servers were Bryan Reed. Trisha Hug, Jill Rate, Howard Halderman, Leslie Hawkins, Dave Mason, Paula Hapner, Todd Shear, Jim- my Bricker. Tina Meyer, Todd Keffaber, and Tracy Ferguson. 2 Dave Olmstead sneaks a peek as his date, Tracy Maggarl, adjusts her garter. 3 A fountain helped to add atmosphere by emitting a light fog 4 This was the first ear NHS has had a garter ceremony at its prom- When the theme song was played, the girls remc. ed their garters and placed them on the right arms of their escorts. Shown rt. to 1.: B. Squires, S Miller. R. Tucker, B. Chamberlain, T. Clifton, and M. Meyers. 18 Prom

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WESTERN DANCE The Art Club decided to try some- thing new. They held a western dance on Friday, April 16 , from 8:00-10:30. The cafeteria was decorated with western pictures and hay bales. Ev- eryone came dressed in western ap- parel. Pictures were taken by Mr. Kendall. Music was handled by Rick Tisdale as couples danced through the night. The Western Dance was Chaperoned by .Mr;.. Pelrv and her husband. Rick Tisdale was the D,J. for the night. , Couples dance in a western setting of hay bales, horses, and wagons. ft - - e;. ' j.it : z3 Western Dance 17

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5 Couples danced through the night in a magical daze. 6 Russell QuiUen and ' eronica Butzin crossed the bridge and entered into a fantasy world. 7 The band Tee . ge provided music throughout the night. 8 Chris Grey. Shelley Benson. Meg Wilson. Mike Bartrum, and friends took a moment to rest and relax.