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

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aps and Gowns Bring Smiles and F ro wns There is much to discover about ourselves and the Uni- verse-our time is now, let us be- gin. This was the motto of the graduating class of 1977. The flower the class chose was the yellow rose, and their colors were green and gold. Senior activities for the year included a homecoming float, a powder puff football game, a senior Christmas tree, participa- tion in spirit week activities, and a trip to l'Kings Island . The class of'77 had the dis- tinction of being the first class at Northeastern to have a football homecoming. Class officers for the senior class, from left, Calvin Campbell, reporter3 Jamie Loftis, secre- tary3 Vernie Homer, pgesidentg Vickie Knoll, treasurerg and Doug Wright, vice-president. Class sponsors were rs. Ridpath, Mr. Baumer, and Mr, Russell. TODD ALEXANDER-Wres- tling l-43 FFA l-43 Chess Club l-43 Ca ateers 2-43 FCA l-4 JAN AIEJYEA-Band l-3: Ca- det Teacher 43 Jazz Band 33 Li- bra Club 3 in JOIQIALYEA-Band l-23 Bas- w-- ketball l-43 Cadet Teacher 33 CFC l-33 Honor Society 2-33 f ' Treas. 3 Student Council 2-4, f Pres. 43 Track 2-43 Football 3- ' 4, Capt. 43 Library AV 4 f Todd Alexander .lan Alyea J on Alyea UTS ww Eric Atkins ERIC ATKINS-Basketball 2- 4, man.3 Chess Club I3 Choir l3 Drama Club 43 French Club 2-31 Golf 3-43 Science Club 3- 43 Track 2, man. JULIE BARKER-Cheen leader l-43 CFC l-4, Sec. 3, V. ATA Pres. 4g GAA r-33 Gymnastics 23 Librarly Club I-23 Student Council -23 Class Secretary 33 FFA Sweetheart 4 STEVE BARKER-Art Club l-23 Baseball l,3,43 Newspaper 33 Yearbook 43 Photography Club 4g Spanish Club 3 oot- ball 3 Julie Barker Steve Barker 25

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Veteran l can see in my eyes, A lady Sitting on a throne With a tear in her eye, And an empty hand Whirling . . . swirling In my head I see a man, Dressed in blackg And I'm blinded by the glow, From heaven to heaven to me, Of the emblem, ,Round his neck 24 I can see By Steve Mathews Which is bound there, By a small chain, Which is stronger That all the power of the universe. Arising from my resting place I see a mountain Whose Heights are yet to be scaled Rising into a cloud Not really seeing its peak But knowing all the time That it is there, And that someday, I'll reach it Then I turned 'round To the lady Not to see an empty hand Or tearful eye . . . But a look of Bliss, For the spirit she reached for Was the spirit Of etemal life And of eternal love! And his hand, Held her tightly, And they flew, Away to the Mountain

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Vemie Homer, president of the NHS band, finds a moment to relax and enjoy one of the Knights home games. WILLIAM BARKER BOB BEATTY-Cadet Teacher 43 CFC I A MIKE BECKLEY-Basketball E33 Cadfitgfelaaher 3-43hCross ountry - 3 oto a y Club 43 Track l-43 Silielld Club 4 JENNI BENNER-Band 1-43 Cadet Teacher 33 Choir 43 Damsels 3-43 GAA 3 TERRY BLEILL-Newspaper 33 Yearbook 43 Cadet Teacher 4g FFA l,3,4 KIM BLUE-Cadet Teacher 33 Choir 1-33 FFA 2-33 Shield Club 3 26 When They all Your am Larry Valant seems to be staring daggers at the band saw in Mr. Riddle's fourth hour class. Maybe it ate the piece of plywood he was using to complete his woods project. He is work- ing to finish a model house he was building. ' 37.1. ...Aki William Barker Bob Beatty Mike Beckley ' L J, Jenni Benner Terry Bleill Kim Blue