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

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Hawkins Engineers Success In Accounting ' 1 5 4, KS 4 t 1 5' , P Q , A g 4 . Vi' t X D Wi yt r 4' t..-if Members of Show Choir, from left to right, Troy Walters, Mitch Burrows, Lisa Bell, Bob Palmeri, Kevin Harvey, Relinda Myers, and Jeff Wickett perform at thc Spring Concert. This is one of the many performances that Show Choir put on for members of the school and the public. The Chattanooga Choo Choo rumbles down thc accounting room track as engineer Allen M. Hawkins surveys the assets and liabilities of the whole situation. - QL Kim Ryan and Mary Toschlog seem to have the right idea on how to stay warm during a breezy and cold meet against Blue River. Freshman Clyde Day studiously prepares his next day's assignment for Mr. Zcll's fifth hour Drafting l class. Daily Life X5

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Bortner Retires After 27 Years of Service Junior Missy Sherer and Senior Kelly Alex- ander share a laugh to break up the monotony of life as a science cadet. ,wa-' V Y fo- 7 ' ...Ansar Sophomore Katy Retz displays enthusiasm and spunk as she tries out for a spot on the varsity cheerleading squad. 41 Daily Life Rick Macy, Gregg Young and Melinda Bunger choose from the many foreign delicacies in Mr. Cole's annual International Foods Day. Junior Denice Honaker Cleftl aids Senior An gic Burke as she practices her solo for the Dis trict Solo And Ensemble Contest. Mrs. Evelyn Bortner receives cards, gifts, congratulations, and other accolades from her col leagues at her retirement reception. Mrs. Bortner celebrated twenty-seven years of dedicated service to her students and community.

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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.