Northeastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

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4 Jeff Himelick looks amused as Alicia Madelans finds a new way to paint the backdrops for the Drama Club presentation, The Merry Murders of Montmarie. Alicia played the general's daughter in the play and Jeff made a great contribution to the excellent props portrayed at the season's premiere. Brian Tucker, who played a skier in the play, investigates the murders of famous people for a living. Teresa Keith is ictured here doing her Teresa Brobeck, who plays Helen Overton, and Calvin Campbell, whcivplays her brother rtrayal of Lilly, the housemother at Charlie Overton, have a ew laughs during the dress rehearsal ofthe erry Murders At Kgontniarie School for Girls. Montmarie. Q0 QQ fo' A A 9

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The pay was a big successv said Mrs. arrison when she was asked about The Merry Mur- ders At Montmarief' It was api- parent that everyone had wor ed very hard to ma e this play prob- ably one of the best ever presented at Northeastern. The props were done beau- tifully. Aocording to Mrs. Harri- son, everyone had a hand in the propi wlor lincluding her hus- an , au . The many talents of Mrs. Har- rison were also revealed in this production, and were rewarded with flowers by the members of the Drama Club at the con- clusion of the play. Hot chocolate and cookies were also served. 1 Mr. Sidney, of Brisbane, played by Ver- non Watkins, poses as an Interpol agent, but tums out to be a thrill seeker causing trouble. Toni Stamfpcr looks on with curiosity as she waits or the oisoning to begin to work on Charlie gverton, the owner of Montmarie, Q v Q 'Merry Murders At Montmarie A Success 4' . A L ... M A r ' px A V -wr W-G' - , 2 ky in Sa., , . E .4 5' Li Q . W w W' r,Ax:E is lifili 'iii S , ....,, , -Highest .... , . .-X F2221 'l It ' Lag 2 3. . . 1 '2 rv Sybil, played by Susis Monroe, discusses the possibility of usin her enormous trust fund to finance a free camp for children. Her lawyer, played by David 5-Ieighway, can't quite go along with her idea. 8 ii' V Terry Loftis is actually an Interpol agent in disguise as a maid. She and another agent are looking for some mission people. grrfv '+i,i ,- -- V . i ' -1'1 I ..-.. gggidw l 5 Q2 C .J ,,,,, .

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Holds First Football Homecomin On October 9, 1976, the home- coming Cgame was played against Union ounty. The score was 6-0 in favor of Union Countyg how- ever, the winning spirit prevailed as Jimi Blunk and Rac el Good were crowned king and queen. The court members were: Fresh- men Terry Lelgear, Kevin Lewisg Sophomores ynette Loper, Ton Valant, and Juniors Teresa Grable and Keith Coddington. Mal There were spirit building fea- tures before the game. A pep ses- sion was held on Friday in activ- gy cperiod. There was a bonfire ri ay night following the Pow- der Puff' football game between therhuniors and the seniors. e dance was held on Satur- day evening. Despite the cold and windy weather, there was a turnout of about 200 people attending. Rachel Good and Jimi Blunk were The NHS Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Ralph Phillips and the Damsels, di- crowned Homecoming queen and king rected by Mrs. Pat Fenimore, provided spirit and entertainment at the half-time show. for 1976-77. Smiling faces and fond memories are pictured here with the Homecoming king, queen, and court. Front row, from left, Teresa Grable juniorg Terry Legear, freshmang Rachel Good, seniorg and Lynette Loper, sophomoreg Keith Coddington,-iuniorg Kevin Lewis. freshman: Jimi Blunk, seniorg David Johnson, sophomore. Q K