Northrop High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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A sea of brown and orange watch with enthuisiasm as their Bruins defeat the Har- ding Hawl s. Photo Watters Studio Senior Mil e Hardig dispiays his spirit on Hawaiin Day. Photo Michaei Boegiin Joe Riley, junior wears his best for the Homecom- ing festivities. Photo Mil e Boegiin Titles, roles change during year The 1985-86 school year has not only been a year of group changes; it has also been a year many indivi- duals involved vi ith Northrop have changed their roles and titles. During the past summer Mr. Wil- liam Chavis, Guidance Counselor, received his doctorate degree from lU changing his title to Dr. Chavis. In November, Mr. Robert Dellinger, Business Department Chairman, was presented an award entitling him the Outstanding Business Education Classroom Teacher of the year. This year Northrop has opened its doors to four new faculty members. Ms. Helen Carter holds title of Dean of Girls; Miss Maureen Hornock holds the title of Asst. Girls Track Coach and Head Gymnastics Coach; Mrs. Wendy Kruger holds the title of Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor; the final addition is Mrs. Betty Ap- penzeller, who holds the title of Sec- retary to the Principal. The 1985-86 school year marked a lot of changes in coaching positions. Mr. Sam Diprimio has replaced Mr. Ernie Bojrab as head wrestling coach. Mr. Ron Barnes has replaced Mr. Nat Wittenberg as girls head tennis coach. Miss Janet Young has replaced Miss Deny as girls head cross country. Mr. Gregg Taylor has assumed position of boys head cross country coach. Mr. Fred Blanks has replaced Miss Janel Denny as girls head track coach. Gym teacher Mrs. Mary Aldrich has married this past year, changing her name to Mrs. Coats. Each year as students change their status to a higher level of edu- cation, their titles also change. Many changes in positions and titles have taken place at Northrop dur- ing the 1985-86 school year which secure the fact that changes ore bruin . — Carolyn Spake 14 I OPENING

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7 1986 Prime Time The Senior class was excited about their last year at Northrop as they thought about the tuture. The Juniors anticipated their Senior year while the Sophonnores laughed with new found assurance at the Fresh- men who couldn ' t find their way to cl asses or open their lockers. As for most Seniors, college played an important role in the fu- ture. But getting through their senior year had to be conquered first. 7 Even with the battles of home- work and the trials to achieve suc- cess, time was still found for the pleasures of school life. Time spent with friends engaging in the many activities which took place during the school year was important. Thinking of graduation and anticipa- tion of life after high school kept Seniors ' spirits up as they rushed through the times of their lives. — Johnny Amos Boom! Senior Power! Mick Tom blows down a member of Bisfiop Dwenger ' s football team. Photo Michael Boeglin Pojecting their talent and self-assurnoce for the judges ore Senior Loure Anderson, Senior Lisa Davis and Erino Finnigan, sophomore. Photo Mi- chael Boeglin -= 16 I OPENING