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

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S irit da participants pictured here are: Jonda I-ilersey, Julie Jackson, Lizann George, Cathy Cross, Lori Mullins, Jane Tumer. Q M .,. s X ' - l f . .V 1. I . ' ' ti., jn- . , R 1 1 Cathy Cross and Lori Mullins show their Clash day supporters from left are: Jennie school s irit by dressing up for jr. high Boyce, Rhon a Koons, Kandi Smiley, as clash dlziyf' Teresa Lee, Cindy Minniear, and Donna Cutler. Gives Jr. High Spirit, olor, and Variety These girls are shown modeling clash day outfits. From left, Linda Mayberrfy, Char- lotte Hollingsworth, Kim Bridge ord. Some people of clash dayl' went out to demonstrate their spirit. Pictured below are: Vonda Hersey, Lizann George, Julie Jackson. Teresa Street and Verlinda Toschlog are caught by the camera in their clashing out its on clash day. I4 , ,r f l V 1 1 , .- . ' if , f, .1 -' I l , N- y H 2,39 si V 4? , lm MJ' ' , t T in , . Many Lr. high students cooperated with their c eerleaders to make clash day show that the fans were backing their team. Q, p Ay- . V N . v H I t f ' s it it gr , 1 M N , .., N V. ' s .,.,. . . ' ' 'ciw.vt- , W N T' lad golf it it Mr. Boyd's fire exit sign in the library was found to be one oft e best clashes for NHS's clash day . We ,if 'V' , .... RE ,if 'XM WU' pp !! ..... Q,frw'Kdam, ,J yy 1

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Students Find SeMExpression In Activities .-5 .1 ' V -af xg A N Q? 4 tb Y, T W i 'xum if ? P 'f ii I 4 W V' is s y Q ,, 2 9 t ,O if 9 tr we V ,. rx YA, , , ,,-- in I .44 vi ,, --1 ' ' ' -Q -fm, 1 .v , 3' i ak, ,nm M 'f - X-4 1. , ' bf.-. L tl A . -7-'1 The Northeastern Drama Club dpresented Terry Loftis cleans upla mess left liy the girls at Montmarie School for Girls. Little does geat talents in this lyear's pro uctions. anyone suspect that s e is a plante Interpol agent sent to the school to investigate some bove, Teresa Smit is in the first play. mysterious disappearances. Carol Hamilton finds she has the whole field to herself for the moment so she tries to an- ticipate the best way to get through the seniors' front line in the first ever powder puff' game. Eric Meryers holds a faraway look in his eyes as e wishfully dreams of warmer weather to come.

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