Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Favorite T.V. Show 1 Mork Mindy 2 Dukes of Hazzard 3 B.J. the Bear 4 Three ' s Company 5 Different Strokes 6 Soap 7 Chips 8 Eight is Enough 9 Charlie ' s Angels 10 Little House . . . Favorite Restaurant 1 McDonald ' s 2 Pizza Hut 3 Burger Chef 4 Greek ' s 5 Duff ' s 6 A W 7 Arby ' s 8 Noble Roman ' s 9 Ponderosa 10 Rosie ' s Favorite Food 1 Pizza 2 Hamburger 3 Taco 4 Steak 5 Seafood 6 French Fries 7 Chicken 8 Spaghetti 9 Popcorn 10 Noodles Favorite Class 1 Math 2 P.E. 3 Agriculture 4 Choir 6 English 7 Shop 8 Science 9 Accounting 10 History Favorite Pastime 1 Swimming 2 Cruising 3 Partying 4 Softball 5 Horsebacking 6 Biking 7 Skiing 8 Baset all 9 Fishing 10 Camping student poll 11

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1979 Student polls reflect the times Favorite Car 1 Trans Am 2 Camaro 3 Vette 4 Mustang 5 Monte Carlo 6 Nova 7 Chevy SS 8 Datsun 280Z 9 Charger 10 Thunderbird Favorite Song 1 Sad Eyes 2 My Sharona 3 Devil Went Down to Georgia 4 Don ' t Bring Me Down 5 I Was Made For Levin 6 Hot Blooded 7 Let ' s Go 8 Lead Me On 9 Take My Breath Away 10 Lonesome Loser Favorite Sport 1 Football 2 Basketball 3 Baseball 4 Volleyball 5 Track 6 Sottball 7 Swimming 8 Soccer 9 Wrestling 10 Tennis In the fall, students were asked to fill out a student poll. It con- tained questions involving school, pastimes, and interests. Here are the results of that poll. As you can see, the answers reflect the times because new songs and television programs have been aired since then. Favorite Magazine 1 Seventeen 2 Teen 3 Sports Illustrated 4 Hot Rod 5 Tiger Beat 6 Teen Beat 7 Sport 8 Mad 9 People 10 Cycle Favorite Movie 1 Every Which Way But Loose 2 The Champ 3 Star Wars 4 Rocky II 5 Meatballs 6 Main Event 7 Grease 8 Halloween 9 Animal House 10 Muppet Movie lO Student poll

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Christmas Dance is Joyful Decorations of red and green accented the cafeteria for the an- nual Tri-Sigma Christmas Dance which was held on December 15 from 8 to 11 p.m. The holiday mood was created by Sundance, who provided the music for the evening. Greenery and a Christmas tree served as the background when Mr. Werking took pictures of the couples. The dance was a huge success and enjoyed by all. 1. June fvlinniear and Don Eads rest be- tween dances. 2. Dawn Wagner, Nora Yentes, Cambi Ren sberger, and their dates discuss the festivi ties. 3. Amy McKillip, Dan Sparling, Gary Trump, and Lynette Tonovitz enjoy a dance. 4. Julia Stein and date do the jingle be! rock. 12 Christmas Dance