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

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Punk Rockers Rule NHS 5 J lb' A group of wild and wooley punk rockers relax in Mrs. Sparks' first-hour child development class as they conserve energy. Senior Keith Webster casts a baleful gaze upon us when his personal routine is disturbed in the cafeteria. Even seventh-graders are not immune to the effects ol' punk rock, as is shown by this horde from a sixth-hour class. Corridors For Homecoming Several of the more colorfully for at least uniquelyj dressed seniors gather together on the gym stairs where they model, for the enjoyment ofone and all, the latest trends and fashions on the punk scene. v--, Punk Day X7

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Homecoming king Senior Max Adams smiles jovially as he escorts a tearful queen, Senior Paula Fisher, to their car. Junior Judy Wright and Rod Cole were chosen to represent the junior class as a part of the homecoming court. 6f Homecoming Sophomore candidates Kim Hieger and Todd McQuiston hang a left on their way to their station. Unfortunately, someone has to lose these things and Kim and Todd were bested in the voting by Sophomores Katy Retz and Mike Toschlog. Max, Paula Homecomin King, Queen The week beginning with Monday, October 4, was one of the most impor- tant and eventful weeks of the entire l982-83 school year. Students were kept busy finding special attire for Punk Day, Jersey and Jean Day, and Class Day. Powder Puff football took place that week and ended with the sophomores conquering the freshmen 35-07 while the seniors overpowered thejuniors 33-l8. Homecoming elec- tions were also held that week and ended with Max Adams and Paula Fisher as King and Queeng Rod Cole and Judy Wright, Mike Toschlog and Katy Retz, Brad Hester and Kathy Wiwi as homecoming court. Music for the dance was provided by the band TIMELESS. Freshman Kathy Wiwi does her best to look solemn as she rcccives her crown from Senior Scott Berry while her escort and fellow-winner Brad Hester tbackgroundj looks on.

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Students Take It One Day At A Time Sophomores Missy Sherer. Kim Hieger ttop to bottomj, Seniors Gretchen Connor, Pam Hieger, Sophomore Kari Strobel and the rest of the VarsityfB-team cheerleaders await their cues in a pep-session skit designed to get the basketball team fired up for the Wayne County Tourney. 8X Daily Life Sophomore Kim Tillery and Senior Rick Bicknell smile for our photographer while Sophomore Jody Farmer exudes charm, poise, and good posture. Rick is obviously looking forward to a promising career as a peeping tom after graduation. 'nu-1 Santa Claus, alias Mr. Manning, takes time out of his busy schedule to lighten the hearts of a few beleagured freshmen in Mr. Dalzell's sixth-hour Biology I class. 1 Sophomore Kyle Bias wasjust one ofthe few to be honored by the presence of this distin- guishcd-looking gentleman on his birthday.