Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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1. Ron Metz expertly throws the spot on the stage. 2. Part of the crews, front— J. Deeter. T. Keppel, K. Dyson. back—B. Olmstead, C. Sin- clair, D. Unger, M. Strange, K. Kelly, C. White. 3. Music, a big part of Mattress. 4. Te- resa Keppel and Faith Williams search for the pea. S. Debbie Brodbeck and Sharon Metzger to his costum Sams digest. 9. Kent Smith lets his Hot Spring Musical 21

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' Precious and Few 99 — thirteenth annual prom Effjl , r i w 3 ■■ % ' - ' ifl ■ j 7 ' -A B i i W 5 £ : : H Kr ' yfeU TH w 1 IF J ■ 5 ■ An aura of romance prevailed throughout the evening of May 1, 1976 at the Junior-Senior Prom. The gym was transformed into a wonder- land of rainbow colors, a fountain, and sparkling chandeliers. The theme Precious and Few was cho- sen and elaborated on by the junior class. The lobby was decorated with a fountain, benches, and imaginative false walls. The floor was constantly occupied with couples dancing both fast and slow. Cake and punch which momentarily contained a goldfish were served in one corner of the gym. The false ceiling and the Circus City Six created the mood. Many su- perstitions were erased as the thirteenth annual prom came to a successful end and a fine tribute to the bicentennial class of ' 76. 1. A little fast dancing and music add spice to the evening. 2. Some couples decide to relax and have some refreshments. 3 5. Swaying and moving to the music, couples feel the ro- mance in the air. 4. A lot of hard work goes into the construction of the prom, as demon- strated by Wendy Holman and Lolita Mclntire. 6. Cary Hammel and his date Che- ryl Huffman, wait for Mr. Werking to take their picture.