Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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First Carnival provides fun, frolic, and funds Hey slugger, can ' t ya hit the target! . . . Splash! the aroma of popcorn, the splat of whipped cream . . . These are just a few sights and sounds of a new adventure of the Student Council for the 1976-77 year ... A Carnival. Each club was encouraged to participate, as a money-making project, by setting up some type of booth. All sorts of entertainment were available to those attending, from a homemade baked goods booth to a whipped cream pie throw to a dunkin ' booth. The Car- nival was a success and will prob- ably become an annual event at NHS. 1. Doug Kasamis takes aim at the Shield ' s ba5l etball throw booth, : 2. Mr. Winegardner tai es a dunl at the athletic booth. 3. Three strikes-you ' re out at the old foreign language booth. 4. 1 wonder who that could be under ALL that whip cream? 5. The art club sponsored this candle squirting booth. =6. One of the most popular booths at the carnival was the Tri-Hi-Y cake walk.

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Good Times Throughout the year we had a variety of convocations varying from music groups, comedians to a band and other ensembles. Each was enjoyed by all. On March 23, 1977, the Base- ball Boosters sponsored the 6th annual soup supper. Over 500 people attended this fund-raising event. After the supper, the NHS Fabulous Faculty took on the Harlem Diplomats in an exciting basketball game. The Diplomats ended up winning the hard fought battle 71-63. The money received from the supper will be used to purchase athletic equipment for the school. 1. The Fabulous Faculty. 2. One of the convos was a comedian. 3. Lynn Pefley arranges the furniture (boys basket- ball team members.) 4. Band played for one of the convos. Convos Soup Supper 17