Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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(Left) A Northfield quarterback released the ball and was sacked by a Southwood player. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 1: Coach Cussin, Brent Tester, Lance Agness, Terry Harrell, Vmce Aviles, John Minnear, Chris McKee, Kevin Orpurt, Jay Booth, Tony Ferrel, Troy Vigar, Steve Con- Neal, Chris Lyons, ley, Scott Wysong, Coach Campbell. Row 2: Alia Mollabashy, Dan Football 29

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L ' 1 A Row 1: Tom Neal. Todd Shear. Jay Reed, Rob Smith, Scott Meyer, Ed Grey, Jimmy Bricker, Mike Dock, J.D. Bowman. Ro« 3: Jeff Biehl, Guilett, Todd Miller, Howard Halderman. Jeff Norwood. Row 2: Clary David Deeter, Larry Smith, Mike Elliot, Chris Johnson, and Tim Miller. Elzroth, Mike Rees. Willie Mabee. Brett Arrick. Chris Gifford. Chris Norse Football Team Struggled Through Year NHS OPP Southwood 12 Bluffton 25 Tippecanoe Valley 35 Pioneer 42 North Miami 33 Oak Hill 3 47 Eastern 27 20 Wabash 6 21 Whitko 14 33 Manchester 13 Assistant coaches Mr. Brubaker and Mr. Win- egardner called a player to the sidelines. A young Norsemen football team with only three seniors faced one of the most difficult schedules in the state of Indiana in 1982. Six of Northfield ' s opponents won at least 80% of their games for the year. In spite of playing an outstanding defensive game against Southward the season opener, the Norse were un- able to score through their first five games. When their first score did happen it was against eventual state champion Oak Hill. This score ignit- ed the Norsemen offense allowing them to score in all but the last game of the season. The lone victory of the season, which will go down as one of the stunning upsets in Northfield football history, occurred at Eastern. The young Norsemen footballers were able to take a thrilling 27-20 victory from the Comets at their homecoming. The last half of the sea- son was characterized by much im- provement, and a strong foundation was laid for future success on the gridiron. — Coach Kaltenmark Coaches Kaltenmark and Miller tions from the sidelines. aave mslruc-

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Girls Volleyball Train Under New Coach Varsity Volleyball NHS L Whitko NHS L Wabash NHS W Eastern NHS L Culver Military NHS L Warsaw NHS W Tippecanoe Valley NHS W Manchester NHS w Huntington North NHS w Huntington Catholic NHS L Eastbrook NHS W North Miami NHS L Oak Hill NHS L Southwood NHS L Wabash (County Tourney) NHS W Whites (County Tourney) NHS L Southwood (County Tourney) NHS W Manchester (County Tourney) NHS L Marion Bennett NHS W Manchester (Sectional) NHS W Wabash (Sectional) NHS L Southwood (Sectional) Junior Varsity Volleyball The squad showed continued im- provement throughout the season, commented first year head coach Steve Desper. The Northfield girls volleyball team had a very improved season compiling 10 wins and 11 loses. They finished 3rd in TRC, 3rd in the county tourney, and were Sec- tional runner-up. Mandy Ogan was selected for 1st team TRC and Trisha Tyner, honorable mention TRC. In- dividual honors went to Mandy Ogan, Best Spiker; Trisha Tyner, Best Set- ter and Mental Attitude, and Angle Helvey, Best Back Row Player. The Junior Varsity Record was 2-10. NHS L Whitko NHS L Wabash NHS W Eastern NHS W Tippecanoe Valley NHS L Manchester NHS L Huntington North NHS L Huntington Catholic NHS L Eastbrook NHS L North Miami NHS L Oak Hill NHS L Southwood NHS L Marion Bennett Row 1 : Varsity Volleyball: Coach Desper, Manager Stephanie Haupert. Row 2: Paula Rogers, Trisha Tyner, Shelly Thomson, Janet Allen. Lisa Smith, Mandy Ogan, Jodi Gifford, Jody Mettler, Leslie Hawkins, Angle Helvey, and Trisha Hug. Janet Allen set the ball for a return by a team-mate. 30 Varsity Volleyball