Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

00 3 1833 01757 4861 In 1981 . . . A total of 832 students found themselves surrounded by 49 teachers, 9 cooks, 13 Bus Drivers, and 14 different areas of study. Joining the 142 seniors for their last year were 126 juniors who au- tomatically started plans for the Junior-Senior Prom. Many of the 127 sophomores experienced the technique of dissecting a fetal pig. 131 freshman discovered what it feels like to be a High School student. Completing the student body were the Jr. High students; they spent the year learning the rules. Fog and snow were the only things that kept the students from going the full term of the school year. On February 18, 19, and 20 Vi e had 3 consecutive fog days, an event that rarely if ever occurs at NHS. The snow days were minimal compared with the past years. January 6 7 23 and February 10 11 and 12 were the only days missed. But on an average day around 8 a.m. students approaching a tan brick building Found . . . Title Page 1 This: Northfield High School Rural Route 6 Wabash, Indiana 46992 Shield 1981 Volume 19 2 Opening Table of Contents: Opening 1 Student Life 6 Sports 24 Organizations 48 Academics 74 Album 92 Community 136 Index 151 Closing 155 Acknowledgements 160 Opening 3 You are IT Dee Schlemmer appears tp be surviving the game pf trust, Marcia Winters is all smiles as Mr. Miller crpwns her 1980-81 Homecpming queen. 4 Opening The marching Norsemen perform their show at the Canal Days Parade- Preparing for the return of the volleyball is Daria Carr. Simon seems to be a challenge for Pam Dillmg as Beth Hicks studies for an up- coming test. Opening ' s 7his is Hf STUDENT LIFE Looking Ahead . . . Homecoming 8 Summer Life 10 The Wiz 12 World Affairs 14 Class of 81 16 Jr. Miss 18 Prom 20 Awards 22 9 Homecoming 11 Autograph Dance 13 The Wiz 15 World Affairs 17 Student Polls 19 Dragonfest 21 Prom 23 Awards When school dismisses, whether for the day, the weekend, or the summer, events take place that are very much a part of student life. Cruising, ballgames, marching band, club meetings, and drivers training are just some of the many activities included in your life as a student. This is your life and THIS IS IT! Ge fls 5e Br Kr 5n 5b Te I Xe ?i i Po Rt « ' i i ' Lu M , Uu . tffei Student Life 7 A VICTORIOUS HOMECOMING! Homecoming was a major suc- cess in all aspects. Junior High won the tricycle race with ease. The junior class came off with victories in both the potato sack race and the 3-legged race. The seniors pulled their way to an easy win the the tug-o-war. The pow- der puff game between the class of ' 81 and ' 82 ended in a tie. The big night arrived! As the Norse went into the locker room, a win looked promising. Halftime highlights included the crowning of Marcia Winters as Homecoming queen. After an exciting second half, Big Blue came out the victors over North White. Following the game, a traditional Homecoming Dance was held in honor of the queen. Marcia Winters was escorted by Scott Hip- sher. The queen and her cou t Lisa Smith, Duke Deeter Dixie Hoover, Kyle Kelly, Missy Grey Rick Reahard, Marcia Winters, Scott Hipsher, Lisa Allen, Alan Wietzel, Chris Reed, Ed Gottchalk, Tina Meyer and Andy Drook. 8 Homecoming Homecoming 9 Summer Fun Many exciting tilings liappen during tine summer. As the base- ball season ends, the freshmen prepare to learn the Vules of the road in DRIVERS EDUCATION. Students practice the fundamen- tals of driving on the road and un- der the instruction of IVIr. IVlills, learn other valuable knowledge in the classroom. SUIVIIVIER BAND, directed by IVlr. Stokes and Mr. Trump, per- formed a fantastic show allowing them to participate in state com- petition at Terre Haute, where they received a first place division They also took part in many pa- rades and competed in other field shows. Bruce Trump checks the spacing for Clark Wendt and Steve Miller Summer band members wait to begin an early morning practice, Meredith Elzroth is informed by Mr. Walker that slow is the key word. 10 Summer Life SHIELD The 2nd annual Shield Autograph Dance was a tremendous success. Students picked up their new, blue, shiny yearbooks following a football game. Music was provided by Breed- love ' s. Those who chose not to dance spent their time examining the latest issue of the Shield and by signing classmates and friends yearbooks. The dance was open to all the study body. The profits made from the dance benefit in the production of future annuals. Everyone is urged to attend next years Autograph Dance. Deb Shear and Rhonda Reed find some- thing interesting in their new yearbooks Dave Mason and Janelle Baer enjoy a slow dance The sophomores boogie down to sounds provided by Pat Breedlove, Sally Weesner intensively signs a friend ' s yearbook. Autograph Dance 11 THE WIZ Fall musical tryouts began on the ninth of September for North- fields production of The Wiz. Approximately 60 students tried out for the 43 parts. The Wiz is an adaption from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by Frank Baum. The Wiz was writ- ten by William F. Brown and the music by Charles Smalls. The lead characters were played by: Amy McKillip, Dorothy, Stan Kirtlan, lion, Gregg Reed, tinman, Mary Shaw, scarecrow, and Kevin Reed, The Wiz. ' HI O A ifv r J W J Q 1 l if mErf lilnfaso 1 1 V ' A-tI b j d [yir 5 ' - BVIl pi B 5 MN J. l - 4 ■ ' ■ ES wii S H ' Evillene and Lord Underling wait for Dorothy and her friends. Pit Singers: Marilyn Young, Julie Grandstaff, Carol Christie, Lee Risher, Doug Ka- samis, Lisa Hayes, Jeff Gackenheimer, Dave Mason, Janelle Baer, Director, Mr. Henderson, Deanna Driscoll, Musicians, Greg Metz, Miss Penrod, and Brenda El- rod. 12,Fall Play Hoosier reservoirs, it would need mission from the FERC and the . Army ' s Corps of Engineers. spokesman for the U.S. Army ps of Engineers, the developers of reservoirs, said Corps representa ' S had not been contacted about thr posed projects. he Corps of Engineers already h ducted its own feasibility st 1 found that the two rfe« - a stag ee cti ; JV? _ CJ0 v« « ««,5 , . J $ Nobody cat . Y hen J. R. ..„o , vx ' V , ■ ;;•,( • .€: ?Ss M TV SHOW 1. Dukes of Hazzard 2. Mash 3. Greatest American Hero 4. Dallas 5. B.J. and the Bear ASTIME eing With Friends ports ruising wimming ishing ■ m CO O to LL ■ 1 t m r-i c ' f in 1 CAR 1. Trans Am 2. Camaro ■• ■■ 3. Corvett 4. Cutlass 5. Ferrari MOVIE 1. Stir Crazy 2. Any Which Way You Can 3. 9 to 5 4. Jazz Singer 5. Joni SONG 1. Back in Black 2. Take it on the Run 3. Dirty Deeds 4. Best of Times 5. Keep on Loving You RESTAURANT 1. McDonalds 2. Pizza Hut 3. DuflFs 4. Burger Chef 5. Noble Romans Jr. Miss The 1980-81 Jr. Miss program, sponsored by Roann Jaycees, in- cluded seven contestants. They were Sharon Smith, Maria Carr, Julie Renbarger, StefFany Smith, Daria Carr, Teresa Frehse, and Angela Hensley from Wabash. The week of September 14 was Jr. Miss Week, which kept the girls busy. The final program was held September 20, Julie Renbarger was crowned 1980-81 Jr. Miss and Maria Carr received Spirit of Jr. Miss. The girls were judged on poise and appearance, physical fit- ness, and their performing arts presentation. Steffany Smith acts out a scene from Chapter Two by Neil Simon Applying her make-up with care is DarIa Carr. Jr Miss participants were Maria Carr, Teresa Frehse, Steffany Smith, Sharon Smith, DarIa Carr, and Julie Renbarger L DRAGONFEST Northfield drama students took a detour from the traditional route of the spring play. They gave a Children ' s Theater Production which they called Dragonfest. The production was composed of two short playS; The Invisible Dragon and ' The Liberated Dragon. The plays were presented at all MSD elementary schools and at NHS. The perfor- mances were well received and en- joyed by all audiences. Keep On Loving You May 2, 1981 was the date of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The gym was decorated with blue, pink, and white crepe paper. Matching tableclothes and center pieces added to the setting. A large blue and white arch stood in the center of the gym. The junior class chose Keep on Loving You as the theme. Refreshments included red punch, potato chips, and pretzels. Several members of the soph- omore class served at the refresh- ment table. Music was provided by Trax. Teresa Hoover and her date excitedly enter to see what awaits ahead- Laurie Rice, Deb Shear, and their dates rest between dances Ser erc for the evening Included Ste Miller, Paula Rogers, Lee Risher, Po ocum, Brett Donaldson, Mary Stev ryan Deeter, Trisha Tyner, Duke D and Lisa Smith. Exannining the napkins designed for prom are Kevin Reed, Denise Warfor Donna Newcomer. berta ens. Three Cheers for You— You Deserve It Mr. Trump and Mr. Stokes proudly hold the trophy presented to the band for a first place rating at state. Miss Oundore presented Linda Kitchen with a scholarship from the American As- sociation of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. Lisa Smith, Northfield ' s lone gymnast, was presented a certificate from her coach Jeff Bosler. nTTnTTiTTnTm I ' I ' ' ' r r I r I r t I n [ Illlffir Jane Ruley made a special presentation to Wliss Jo Beghtel for giving students ex- tra help. The award was also from David Yocum, Connie Smith, and Ricky Dyer. Betsy Deeter set a new record at North- field She scored 1,000 points in her high school career of basketball- Receiving the Rhonda Shaw award for out- standing citizenship, character, service, and academics was Julie Christman The award IS presented yearly by Mrs, Bickel, Tim Shafer was honored with a trophy from the F.O.P. as the Senior Outstanding Athlete. Renata Slisher received an award for com- pleting all Home Ec courses. Vhis is itf SPORTS Looking Ahead Football 2fa Powderpuff 28 Volleyball 30 Boys Basketball 32 Girls Basketball 34 Wrestling 36 Girls Track 38 Baseball 40 Intramural s 42 Jr. High 44 Jr High 46 27 Football 29 Cross Country 31 Volleyball 33 Boys Basketball 35 Girls Basketball 37 Golf 39 Boys Track 41 Baseball 43 Jr. High 45 Jr. High 47 Jr High Sports involve a variety of stu- dents. Many hours of practice are manditory to create teamwork, sportsmanship, and good times. If you accomplish the above three, you will discover the thrill of ath- letics. Part of that thrill is the conferences held in those smelly locker rooms. One such talk might go like this; Come on boys, let ' s get fired up. We ' ve got two more quarters to finish this game. We can win. Now let ' s go-THIS IS IT Sports 25 Football Team Sets New Records The outstanding football team broke many records this season. They posted the best season record in Northfield ' s history (9- 1). They also managed to win six home games, defeat all Wabash County schools, and ranked ninth among the class A teams in the state. Thirteen seniors led the team through this season. They were Jeff Lawrence, Eric Sinclair, John Chowning, Keith Clark, Ken Dawes, Scott Harris, Dan Metzger, Dan Vandermark, Jim Holmes, John Johnson, Gregg Reed, Tim Shafer, and Kevm Reed. Coaches Winegardner and Coppler fire the team up for a game. ' A k m% ► i  |f ' •ii ii|VT r ' ii7|«« j ' Kt H Freshman Team (Record: 6-1) Row 1: Willie Maybe, Brett Arrick, Chris Johnson, Brian Reed, Herman Staton, Todd Keaffaber, Row 2: Todd Shear, Mike Dock, Howard Haider- man, Robbie Smith, Jimmy Bricker, Row 3: Coach Cambell, Randy Petit, Randy Leach, Jay Reed, Mike Rees, Coach Coppler. ir,i6. ' « ■ Q wRTHrm? wBTHrniD €27 , MITBlSf ' M. l X- Varsity Squad includes- Row 1; Jeff Lawrence, Ken Dawes, John Johnson, Keith Clark, Scott Harris, Dan Vandermark, Gregg Reed, Tim Shafer, Row 2 Tim Wuensch, John Chowning, Enc Sinclair, Dan Metzger, Jim Holmes, Kevin Reed, Jeff Richardson, Andy Stefanatos, Ed Miller, Row 3: Coach Winegardner, Dave Olmstead, Troy Dyson, Doug Wil- cox, Todd Miller, Jay Smith, Ed Gullett, Coach Kaltenmark, Coach Brubaker VARSITY FOOTBALL NHS GPP Southwood 16 Westfield 14 7 Tipp Valley 7 14 Pioneer 36 North Miami 36 7 West Noble 26 North White 47 Wabash 29 6 Whitko 13 D Manchester 40 The sidelines tend to be crowded and ar exciting place to watch the game. Powderpuff Four Powderpuff Football teams, one representing each class, took part in the homecoming festivities. Play-offs were held during the pep session and the fi- nal game was held that night pre- ceeding the bon fire. The game ended in an 0-0 tie between the seniors and the sophomores. It was enjoyed by everyone and all are urged to participate next year. The sophomores appear to be outrunning the seniors. Another time out was called to establish a new plan of strategy The male or female (?) cheerleaders were; bottom, Danny Wletzger, Ron Cameron, Ke- vin Reed middle: Steve Leisure, Gregg Reed and top: Stan Kirtlan, 28 Powderpuff Harriers place at Conference It was a season of rebuilding for the Norse harriers who finished 4- 11 for the year. Sophomore Steve Kirtlan, who ran in the number 3 slot, showed everyone that he would be the man to beat next season. Freshman Kris Wood- ward also proved himself a capable runner. Kris ran the number 4 position during the year. The Norse were passed by two senior runners, Bob Flott and Kyle Kelly, who had to change form, running the 2 1 2 mile course from last year to the new official distance 5000 meters (3.1). Both were given trophies at the fall awards ban- quet for being the most valuable runners. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY NHS OPP Wabash 43 15 Warsaw 31 31 Huntington North h 21 North Miami 24 3S Southwood 24 34 Marion Bennett 22 35 Tipp Valley 31 24 Whites 23 23 Eastern 44 15 Huntington Catholic 31 24 Caston 22 33 Eastbrook 41 13 Whitko 30 28 Manchester 50 15 Oak Hill 38 13 Wabash Invitational 7th Manchester Invitational 15th TRC Conference 6th Sectional 7th Kris Woodward Steve Kirtlan Kyle Ke , j ' ■ Singer and Bob Flott were our top five runners at Conference Back row— Kris Woodward Roger Kunkel Scott Titus, Coach Leming Front row— Dirk Singer Kyle Kelly Bob Flott Bill Miller Steve Kirtlan :t4-i  } Qj ..i Volleyball JV V Wabash 2-0 2-0 Eastern 2-0 2-0 Whitko 2-1 2-0 East Noble 2-0 2-1 Tip Valley 2-0 2-0 Manchester 2-0 2-0 Hunt. North 2-1 1-2 Hunt. Cath. 1-2 2-0 North Miami 2-0 2-0 Oak Hill 0-2 0-2 Southwood 2-0 2-1 Mississinewa 0-2 2-0 Marion Benn 2-0 0-2 Eastbrook 1-2 1-2 Girls Reign as County Champs Powerful, determined, and tri- umphant describe the 1980-81 volleyball teams. The varsity squad captured the county tourney again for the third year. Betsy Deeter and Linda Kitchen shared honors as Most Valuable Players. Awarded mental attitude was Cathy Deeter, varsity, and Leslie Hawkins, junior varsity. Deb Shear was voted as Most Valuable Player for the J.V. team. The loss of seven seniors will not deny next year ' s team of victories due to the strong efforts of the J.V. team. Varsity Volleyball Squad includes: Row 1: Maria Carr, Cathy Deeter, Trisha Tyner, Daria Carr, Linda Kitchen. Row 2: Beth Treska, Julie Renbarger, Betsy Deeter, Laurie Rice, Lisa Allen, Coach Shonkwiler, 30 Volleyball Trisha Tyner spikes as Laurie Rice, Betsy Deeter, and Julie Renbarger prepare for the return. J.V. Volleyball Team includes; Row 1: Leslie Hawkins, Paula Rogers, Tricia Hug, Deb Shear Angle Helvey. Row 2: Std. Manager Mandy McCammack, Janet Allen, Lisa Smith, Mandy Ogan, Jody Gifford, Tammy Thomson, Coach Breiner Volleyball 31 Norse outstanding in Sectional The highlight of this season was the fine showing of the Norse in the Huntington Sectional. The Norsemen defeated Huntington Catholic and Wabash enroute to the championship game against Homestead. Against a strong Homestead squad, the Norse re- mained even until the last four minutes of play when the opposing team pulled away. Scott Hispher and Tim Shafer had a fine showing in the sectional as did other sen- iors Ken Dawes, John Johnson, Gary Miller, and Rick Treska. Dur- ing regular season play, the Big Blue started out slow but pulled up to a 7-7 record during mid January. The return of six let- termen keeps next year ' s team looking optomistic. VARSITY BASKETBALL OPP NHS Whitko 82 53 Heritage 42 46 Oak Hill 88 61 Taylor 67 64 Tipp. Valley 53 42 North Miami 79 70 Whites 57 83 Churobusco 75 83 Manchester 66 44 Hunt. Cath. 66 75 Eastbrook 71 76 Wabash 63 70 Southwood 61 53 Eastern 89 74 Maconaqua 86 73 Marion Benn. 66 73 Wawasee 84 82 Southwood 76 64 J V. Squad includes: Row 1 Coach Desper Row 2 Clay Hollenback, Troy Dysor Trump, Todd Miller, Brett Donaldson, Henry Joy, Mike Gardner. 32 Basketball Varsity Team includes: Row 1: Tim Shafer, Bryan Deeter, John Coacin Unger, Ken Dawes, Dul e Deeter, Gary IVliller Doug Wilcox, Johnson, Tony Keffaber, Ed Gottschalk, Dave Olmstead, Row 2: Scott Hipsher, Rick Treska, Asst. Coach Desper, Freshmen Basketball Team includes: Row 1- Mark Kitchen, Chris Johnson, Todd Keffaber, Brian Reed, Eric Wilson, Row 2: Coach Alexander, Todd Shear, Jay Reed, Howard Hal- derman, Mike Rees, Jimmy Bricker, Mike Dock. Girls Keep Winning Going When we said Northfield girls, people thought of basketball. This year is no different. Five seniors led the team to it ' s 14-6 record. They were Linda Kitchen, Kim Oates, Betsy Deeter, Jenny Draper, and Lisa Allen. Betsy Dee- ter scored over 1,000 points, which was quite an honor. The junior varsity squad con- sisted of three sophomores, and six freshmen. The upcoming girls are dedicated and experienced. Those two factors give us another season to look forward to. VARSITY BASKETBALL NHS GPP Wabash 58 50 Cass 59 38 Whitko 58 35 Oak Hill 44 45 North Miami 82 25 iVlanchester 63 58 Eastern 77 49 Oak Hill 36 41 Eastbrook 62 58 Hunt. Cath, 54 28 Hunt, North 48 53 Warsaw 64 54 Taylor 51 49 Southwood 54 50 Tipn Vallev 41 46 5«,afi- i y%- Laurie Rice tries to keep possession of the ball despite the efforts of an opponent. Varsity Team includes: Row 1; Lisa Allen, Linda Kitchen, Betsy Deeter, Kim Oates, Jenny Draper Row 2: Coach Dundore Trisha Tyner, Beth Treska, Laurie Rice, Tammy Thomson, Deb Shear Assist. Coach Shonkwiler Mgr, Joyce Hively. 34 Girls Basketball Junior Varsity includes: Row 1: Janet Allen Paula Rogers, Tricia Hug l« Leslie Hawkins, Angle Helvey Row 2; Assist. Coach Dundore Jill Rate Amy Squires, Mandy Ogan Lisa Smith Coach Shonkwiler Mgr. Kathy Woodward, Jenny Draper and Kim Dates struggle for the ball as Beth Treska waits for some ac- tion. Betsy Deeter prepares to block a shot. Girls Basketball 35 Golfers The end of the 1980-81 golf season found the team with a 5-5 record. Mike Busch broke two school records for Northfield this season. He shot a 77 for 18 holes and ac- cumulated a 41.8 average for 9 holes. In conference play, the Norse golfers were fourth and in the sectional they placed ninth. In county competition, they re- ceived a second place. Steve Des- per was coach of the all-male squad. Vars ty Golf NHS Opp Wabash 197 168 Huntington North 188 145 Eastbrook 174 194 Mississinewa 183 177 Marion Bennett 197 168 Huntington Catholic 175 187 Manchester 340 378 Whitko 340 384 Maconaquah 185 177 Scott Titus unloads his golf clubs from his car I Row 1: Mike Busch, Mike Sweet, Bruce Trump, Scott Titus, Pat Knoblock, Row 2; Coach Desper, Chris Johnson, Jimmy Bricker, Mark Bolinger, Mike Re rpg MPt . ,ind Stan Kirtlan Grapplers! Our Norse wrestlers had a great season. They finished with a record of 6-4. Three wrestlers represented Northfield at regional. They were seniors Keith Clarl , 145 lbs, Jim Holmes, 167 lbs, and Dan Metzger, heavy weight. The run- ners-up for regional were Varnell Clay and Howie Powell. Senior members of the wrestling team were Kyle Kelly, Jim Holmes, Keith Clark, Varnell Clay, Brian Norman, and Danny Metzger. Vars ty Wrestling NHS PP Peru 45 27 North Miam 39 25 Maconaqiiah 30 34 Wabash 53 15 Tippecanoe alley 42 24 Manchestet- 36 21 Southwood 27 36 Whitko 41 27 Caston 41 30 Oak Hill 18 59 Twin Lakes nvit. 7 16 New Haven Invit. 7th r ' . % Wrestling practice seems to be a bit funny to Kyle Kelly. O Q ,; Row 1: Coach Diener, Howie Powell, Steve Kirtlan, Doug Ka- samis, Kyle Kelly, Scott Titus, Jamie Krom, Coach Cambell, Row 2: Varnell Clay, Keith Clark, Jim Holmes, Randy Petit, Jay Smith, Danny Metzger, David Holmes Row 3: Herman Staton Brian Norman, Doug Brunot Tim Wuench Byron McBrayer Robbie Samons, Wrestling 37 Girl ' s Track Varsity Girl ' s Track had a less than average season winning only two of their seven meets; bad weather canceled others that had been scheduled. Fourteen sophomores and freshmen form the basis for a promising team in coming years. Senior Jenny Draper was named MVP and most points winner. Most improved trophy was awarded to Amy Squires, a fresh- men. At the Sectional Lisa Smith competed in the high jump and a relay team of Jenny Draper, Jill Benzinger, and Trisha Tyner ran in the 880. Beth Treska flies over the high jump (Photo by Harold Chatlosh) Jkfff.. -■ £.i_( .vJ. -iaM i ' . ' ., . .. il ■r ' Row 1: Mary Ste.ens, Asst. Coach, Miss Waggoner, Leslie Hawkins, Tricia Hug, Trisha Tyner, Paula Rogers, Becky Elzroth, Susan Burn- sworth, Kathy Woodward, Susan Bull, Lisa Smith, Mandy McCammack, Mandy Ogan. Row 2. A-iy!- H-i.e , J)i ' Rj ' .t, Jill Ben- zinger, Betsy Deeter, Jenny Draper, Kim Oates, Amy Squires, Sally Francis, Jody Gifford, Coach, Miss Shonkwiler. 38 Girl ' s Track TRACK MEMBERS SET NEW RECORDS Three new school records were set during the 1981 track season. Brian Benson, Bill Miller, Tim Sha- fer, and Tony KefFaber ran the 400 meter relay in 45:6 time. Freshmen records were set by Randy Pettit, pole vault, 11 ' 6 and Todd KefFaber, high jump, 6 ' . Twelve members of the track team qualified for the Sectional. They were B. Flott, K. Kelly, Bill Miller, Gary Miller, T. Shafer, Tony KefFaber, B. Benson, Todd Miller, M. Dock, R. Pettit, Todd Keffaber and Rick Treska. Tony KefFaber was the only qualifier for the Re- gional. Tim Shafer received the awards for the most earned points and the MVP and Bill Miller, the Mental Attitude Award. Varsity Gi Is Scorebox NHS Opp Oak Hill 19 86 Huntington North 6 99 Tippecanoe Valley 19 65 Whitko 19 50 Manchester 2b ' i 78 V, Wabash 54 50 North Miami 70 35 Varsity Boys S :orebox NHS Opp Wabash 28 98 Whites 73 53 Lewis Cass 66 61 Tippecanoe Valley 48 55 Eastern 48 56 Whitko 37 55 Manchester 37 67 1. Brad F. Rick Treska, Kevin Reed, Kyle Kelly, Tim Shafer, Bob Flott, Gary Miller, Bill Miller. Row 2; Roger Kunkel, Todd Keffaber, Steve Kirtlan, Harland Haupert II, Willie Maybee, Brian Benson, Andy Drook, Randy Pettit, Tim Woodward. Row 3; Coach Walker, Jeff Gackenheimer, Mike Dock Dirk Singer, Doug Wilcox, Troy Dyson, Tony Keffaber Tim Miller Howard Haider- man, Coach Leming. Bov ' s Track 3° Baseball The baseball team finished with a team members included, Charlie Olmstead and Scott Harris made the record of 11-9 this year. The Norse were backed by the fine pitching of Dave Olmstead and Randy Sexton. Captain of the squad was Varnell Clay. Awards given to some of the Hustle Award: Scott Harris (third consecutive year), Golden Glove Award: Randy Sexton, and Big Stick Award: John Johnson. Dave All Conference team. Although the varsity team lost seven seniors, next year ' s team looks to be as powerful and strong as was this year ' s. Baseball Team included; Row 1: Coach Miller, Todd Kline, Varnell Clay, Randy Sexton, Dave Olmstead, John Johnson, Scott Harris, Ken Dawes, Gregg Reed, Coach Winegardner. Row 2: Bryan Reed, Brad Cole, Danny Pavey, Clay Hollenback, Todd Shear, Todd Miller, Duke Deeter, Bryan Deeter, Jim Yentes, Herman Staton, Doug Tester, Henry Joy, Mike Orpurt. M BASEBALL NHS GPP Huntington North i Pioneer 10 9 Rochester 8 4 Caston 14 1 Maconaquah 3 5 Wawasee 10 5 Marion Bennet 1 11 Manchester 2 5 Southwood 16 Whitko 6 4 Eastern 7 2 Huntington Catholic 15 1 Huntington Catholic 4 5 Tippicanoe Valley 11 1 Oak Hill 1 5 Mississmewa 12 2 Warsaw 9 6 Wabash 2 5 Coach Winegardner rakes the pitcher s mound before a game. Third basemen Randy Sextom w aits for a throw from the outfield (Herald Press) Dave Olmstead prepares to throw a mean pitch ' Intramurals Seven intramural teams were organized this season. They were sponored by Mr. Griffith. The championship team was Rocky and Al and runner up was Sen- iors. Rocky and Al challenged the teachers whose team consisted of Mr. Harts, Mr. Mast, Mr. Griff- ith, Mr. Coppler, Mr. Desper, Mr. MofFett, and Mr. Walker. The teachers escaped a defeat but should be prepared for next year. 1. ROCKY AND ALS ' team included: Todd Kline, Scott Hams, Scott Smith, Eric Sinclair, John Chowning, Ron Cameron, and Steve Leisure. 2. SENIORS team in- cluded: Jeff Lawrence, Kevin Reed, Rick Reahard, Gregg Reed, and Stan Kirtlan. 3, The UNKNOWN VARSITY team included: Robbie Samons Keith Clark Scott Titus Danny Metzger, and Doug Kasamis, 4, The GO FOR IT team included: David Bes- sette, Brad Davis, Roger Eltzroth, Brian Beyer, Frank Harris, Brian Chamberlain Scott Patton, and Doug Tester. 5. THE KIDS included: Ron Beeks, Eddie Gullet, Scott Siders, Andy Stefanatoes, Tim Weit- zel, and Mike Enser 6. MACALUSO ' S MAFFIA included: Eddie Miller, Bob MacAluso, Jeff Richardson, Scott Long Larry Chain, Pat Knoblock, Hite Sinclair, and Bud Winters. 7, The REVELATION team included: Brian Benson, Harland Haupert, Russell Quillen, Jim Yentes, and John Miller. 42 Intramurals Junior High Sports Attract Many Wrestling 1st row: Clary Eltzroth, Dana Miller, Brent WlcKee, Steve Conley, Scott Kramer, Da- vid Holmes, Shaun Knee, Mike Tilley. 2nd row: Rick Hall, Danny Tester, Steve Baer, Terry Berkshire, Chris Lyons, Andy Petitt, Karl Kelly, Mark Krom, Todd Chamberlain, John Samons. 3rd row: Mr. Griffith, Terry Parke, David McDonald, Matt Cohen, Scott Meyer, Danny Herron, Chris Gifford, Jeff Bed, Gary Bone, Tom Neal, Fred Silva, Jess Norris, Kris Kerr Girls Track 1st row: Joele Schlemmer Paula Lewis, Patty Lyons Angle Miller, Kelly Elliott, Juhe Chnstman, Peggy Hapner Debbie Lauer 2nd row: Darcia Watson Jeannine Draper, Shelly Thomson, Kristi Daugherty Libby Kunkel, Lynn Saber, Teresa Meyer Dawn Hendry, Evelyn Strong, Julie Lutz 3rd row: Mr Cussins, Kelli Daniels, Mendy Straw, Rhonda Tucker, Tammy Rohr, Mikki Gidley, Amy Chambers Teresa Strong, Jody Mettler Tammy Woodward Tammy Smith, Mr Brubaker Boys Track 1st row; Tim Woodward Keith Kline Rod Hall, Tom Neal, Tim Miller Troy Vigar Shawn Knee, Jimmy Ballschmidt. 2nd row: Karl Kelly, Jeff Biehl, Clary Eltzroth, Brent Benzinger Kevin Pavey, Dan Orpurt, Troy Fnedersdorf Lance Agnes. 3rd row: Mr. Brubaker Layne Early, Tony King Chris Gifford David Holmes Scott Meyer Jeff Galley Jay Dates and Mr. Cussin. Jr. High Sports 43 Jr. High Football Teams Gain Experience 8th grade (record: 5-0) Row 1; Mark Krom, Andy Monce, Clary El- Meyer, Chris Grey, David Holmes, Tom Neal, Row 3: Jay Bowman, zroth, Jeff Neskov, Robbie Smith Gary Bone John Samons Row Coach Miller, Danny Herron, Larry Smith, Rod Hall, Kevin 2: Jeff Biehl, Doyle Hembree, Chris Gifford, Brent Benzmger, Scott McKillip, Dave Deeter, Mike Elliot, David Lewis. ■Id? I-V 7th grade (Record: 4-1) Row 1: Kevin Orpurt, Brent McKee, Scott Petit, Row 3: Coach Diener, Chris Lyons, Brian Kinsy, Tim Miller Wysong, Scott Eads, Troy Vigar, Layne Early, Jeff Galley, Troy Mat Cohen Vince Avillus Chris Kerr, Terry Harrell, Fred Sylva, Friedersdorf, Ricky Stevens, Row 2: Brian Clonts, Terry Joy, Chris John Minnear Tim Woodward Neal, Lance Agnes, Kevin Pavey, Danny Tester, Shaun Knee, Andy 44 Jr High Sports Girls Finish with Fine Records! 8th grade Volleyball (Recoi-d 4-2) Row 1- Wendy Pfansteil, Kellie Daniels, Melinda Straw, Nancy Snavely, Jenny Kramer, Tracy Hoo- ver, Row 2: Tammy Smith, Kelly Benson, Tammy Rohr, Kristina Wysong, Shelly Thomson, Jody IWettler, Row 3: Coach Gray, Jody Keaffaber, Robin Bingham, Jeannme Draper, Jill Prater, Stephanie Haupert 7th grade Volleyball (Record: 3-3) Row 1: Candy Elzroth, Teresa Davidson, Wendy Benson, Tammy Maybe, Dawn Hendry, Teresa Alexander, Debbie Lauer, Row 2 Tracy Harrell, Angie Miller, Lisa McLaughlin, Kelly Elliot, Melissa Myer, Teresa Meyer, Caria Yo- cum Row 3: Coach McCandless Julie Christman Lori Trantum Kristie Daugherty, Jerri Rate Julie Lutz Kathy Bolinger, Jr. High Sports 45 Jr. High Girls finish with winning records The 8th grade girls basketball team had a winning record of 4-3. They were coached by Mrs. Gray. The girls enjoyed their season and celebrated with a party held at Jeannine Draper ' s house. Despite the cancellation of three games, the 7th grade girls basket- ball team managed to be unde- feated in regular season play. The girls are looking forward to next year ' s season, 8th grade team includes; Row 1: Mgr. Wendy Pfanstiel, Jody Mettler, Shelly Thomson, Nancy Snavely, Leigh Metz, Michelle Chittick, Kellie Daniels, Chris Roberts, Row 2: Coach Gray, Melinda Straw, Tammy Rohr, Linda Christie, Jean- nine Draper, Evelyn Strong, Jill Prater Tammy Smith. 7th grade girls team includes: Row 1: Deb- bie Lauer, Teresa Meyer, Peggy Hapner, Lynn Baber, Angie Miller, Julie Chnstman, Row 2: Dawn Hendry, Melissa DeBoard, Libby Kunkel, Jerri Rate, Amy Chambers, Row 3: Coach Cussin, Julie Lutz, Teresa Davidson, Kristi Daugherty, Tracy Harrell, Lori Trantum, Tammy Woodward, Caria Yocum, Kelly Elliott, Coach Gray gives distinct instructions con- cerning a certain play. 46 Jr, High Sports Basketball Teams learn sportsmanship 8th grade basketball team includes: Row 1: Scott Palmer, Tim Larry Smith, Chris Gifford, Mike Baber, Row 3: Coach Walker, Keffaber Clary Eltzroth, J D Bowman, Mike Williams, John Sa- Keith Kline, Scott Meyer Danny Herron, Steve Lehman, Vaughn mons, Robert Smith, Row 2: Dave Deeter, Dan Flott, Rod HaU Honeycutt, Billy Lyons. ,fJti,,6iri .t.f 7th grade boys team includes: Row 1: Shaun Knee, Brent McKee, Andy Petit Troy Vigar Rick Stevens, Row 3: Jeff Galley, Danny Layne Early, Troy Cole, Dan Karns, Troy Friedersdorf, Row 2: Bur- Tester Terry Harrell Lance Agness Matt Cohen Vince Aviles Tim dette Donaldson, John Mmniear, Brian Keafifaber, Tim Woodward, Miller, Jay Gates Alia Mollabashy Chris Lyons Brian Gottschalk. Jr. High Sports 47 TMs is itf ORGANIZATIONS Looking Ahead . . . History Club Art Club 50 Student Council 52 Speech Team 54 Foreign Language Club 56 North Star 58 FHA 60 Vocational 62 Vocational 64 Cheerblock Mat Maids 66 Cheerleaders 68 Norsettes 70 Jr High Clubs V2 51 Math and Science Club 53 National Honor Soc 55 Drama Club 57 Foreign Language Club 59 Yearbook Staff 61 FFA 63 Vocational 65 Vocational 67 Tri Sigma ' FCA 69 Cheerleaders 71 Norsettes 73 Jr High Clubs The various kinds of clubs at Northfield allows each student to be themself. Some organizations are very active while other remain neutral. Each club chooses a dif- ferent way of making money to support it. The students seemed to especially like the selling of candy sticks during lunch. Some clubs are directly related to academics while others deal with athletics or just your personal preference. Try joining a club that appeals to you; it ' s your choice and don ' t forget THIS IS IT ' Organizations 49 Art Club members include Rom 1 Julianne Tiede Tracy Shambaugh, Kelly Bricker Marcia Wmters, Betsy Deeter, Byron WlcBrayer Eddie Miller Amy Clark, Brian Boyer, Mrs, Retry, Row 2: Lisa Smith Diane Norwood Denise Warford, Teresa Domin, Scott James, Pam Dilling, Dawn Dellamarggio, DottI Nisbet Keith McKee, Row 3: Angle Kerr, Angle Wilson, Amy Squires, Michelle Bone Trisha Tyner, Mandy Ogan, Debbie Miller, Tom Wilson, Kel- ley Butzin, Row 4: Carol Christie, Stephanie Davis, Lori Wilson Roberta Yocum, Stacie Wolfrum, Cindy Carver, Row 5: Tina Meyer, Mandy McCammack, Jodi Gifford, Paula Rogers, Veronica Butzin, Rick Tisdale. History Club members were: Row 1: Melissa Forrester, Daria Carr, Betsy Deeter, Kim Dates, Marcia Winters, Julie Renbarger, Maria Carr, John Chwning, Row 2: Dave Olmstead, Cathy Deeter, Nancy Yentes, Lori Sweet Beth Squires Pam Dilling Jane Barnett Cindy Stanley, Row 3: Julianne Tiede Ken Dawes Keith Clark, Steffany Smith, Marilyn Young, Sally Francis, Kevin Reed, Amy McKillip, Row 4: Greg Brunot, Tracy Shambaugh, Mike Sweet, Sandy Goff, Rhonda Reed Lisa Snavely Kelly Bricker Stan Kirtlan This is . . . Art Club The Art Club did a variety of things. They co-sponsored the Sweetheart dance and on IVlay 8th they took a field trip to Manches- ter. They toured the campus and were shown a movie. They also saw two art shows. The officers were President, Betsy Deeter, Vice President, Tim Shafer, Secretary, Pama Staton, Treasurer, Marcia Winters, and Student Council Rep- resentative, Byron McBrayer. History Club On December 4, Mr. Winegard- ner drove the History Club to In- dianapolis for a day of education away from school. They went to the Indiana State House where they saw the Governors office and the room where the State Senate meets. For lunch, they went to McDonalds in the Hiatt Regency. They then went to the Indiana State Museum, where they saw an interesting clock, old cars, and many other antiques. Math Science Mr. Brier was the sponsor for the Math and Science Club. Plans were made to go to Chicago to see the Museum of Science and In- dustry but due to conflicts, the trip was cancelled. Officers were Lisa Snavely, President, and Sandy GofF, Vice President. Math and Science Club members mcluded: Mr. Brier Andy Drook, Rhonda Reed, Sandy Goff, Lisa Snavely, Lisa Brodbeck, and Amy McKillip. Student Council Sponsors Homecoming Ken Dawes was elected Student Council President this year. Doug Wilcox was elected Vice President; Lori Sweet, Secretary; Cathy Dee- ter, Treasurer. The Student Coun- cil sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Marcia Winters was elected Homecoming queen with Scott Hipsher as her escort. Breedloves played the Music for the students who attended. Spon- sors for the Student Council were Mr. Tom Miller, Mr. Bill Neale, and Mrs. Barbra Bickel. In order to be elected for stu- dent council one must have a peti- tion signed by students in his class. If running for President or Vice President you must give a speech over the intercom to the entire student body. Row 1; Lori Sweet, Betsy Deeter, Cathy Deeter, Lisa Allen, Karen Eilts, Marcia Winters, Mike Sweet, Row 2: Faye Engleman, Mandy Ogan, Andy Drook, Brian Reed, Chris Gifford, Jay Bowman, Mike Williams, Row 3: Rachel Grossman, Kelly Ervin, Debbie Shear Sandy Goff Doug Wilcox, Ken Dawes, Janet Allen. 52 Student Council National Honor Society The National Honor Society in- ducted 20 new members this year to increase its membership to 35 juniors and seniors. Officers, 1980-81, were president. Ken Dawes; vice-pres. Julie Renbarger; secretary, Betsy Deeter. At the annual National Honor Society breakfast at Brewers new officers were elected. For the 1981-82 year Jamie Krom will be president; Lisa Brodbeck, vice- pres., and Sandy Goff, secy. The Honor Society set up a tu- toring system to help students at both NHS and Sharp Creek who were having academic trouble. Lynette Tonovitz, National Honor Society, helped tudor children at Sharp Creek. Row 1 Miss Garber, Juhanne Tiede, Marcia Winters, Julie Ren- barger, Amy McKillip, Kevin Reed, Linda Kitchen Row 2-Ken Dawes, Staffany Smith, John Chowning, Mark Bolinger, James Krom, Dirk Singer, Row 3 Nancy Yentes, Kelly Tudor, Marilyn Young, Lori Long, Delinda Shepherd Lynette Tonoutz Lisa Brod- beck Row 4-Sally Francis, Tammy Thompson Cindy Stanley, Rhonda Reed, Lisa Snavely, Sandy Goff Melissa Forrester. Row 5-Trisha Metz Daria Carr Jenny Draper, Maria Carr. Honor Society 53 1 In Speech! The Speech Team had a suc- cessful season this year sending 14 members to Regional, 3 people to State and for the first time in NHS history, one person to Nationals. The District Speech Meet was held at Munster H.S. on April 10 and 11. Eight members of the team competed. John Chowning, Kevin Reed, and Gregg Reed were the only members who made it to the semi-finals. Gregg was the only one who made it to finals. He had straight ones his last four rounds. This gave him a first place ranking at State and sent him to the Nationals in Salt Lake City, Utah. Beth Squires, John Chowning and Gregg Reed were members of our State Speech Team, Row l- ' Mom ' Bickel, Jea-ma Pack Kim S Smith Steffany Smith, Beth Squires, Stan Kirtlan, J Young, Sally Francis, Floyc Resler, Jeff Gackenheimer. Row 3 -John Chowning, Gregg Reed Kim A pert II. ay Smith Row 2 Kelley Tudor, Marilyn Smith, Kevin Reed, Harland Haupert 11. 54 Speech Team Active Group A group of active students formed the Drama Club this year. The members either worl ed on the crews or ap- peared in the cast of either ' The Wiz or ' Dragonfest, As in the past, the club did an out- standing job both on stage act- ing or on a crew basckstage. The annual Dramatic Av ards Night was May 6. The usual awards were given. The Dyson memorial award was given to IVIarilyn Young for her excellent help technically. Gregg Reed and Mary Shaw were co-win- ners of the Cole Memorial award for excellence in acting. New Thespians were an- nounced. Sharon Smith, and Missy Grey were Glinda ' s or Steffany Smith ' s followers in The Wiz. Row 1-Mrs Bickel, Kim S, Smith, Steffany Smith, Beth Squires, Stan Kirtlan, Susan Bull Tammy Spring Row 2-Kelly Tudor Viarii n Young, Sally Francis, Floyd Resler, Dave Mason, Jeff Gackenheimer, Row 3-Lori Blanke Gregg Reed Kevin Reed Susan Pefley Jane Barnett, Amy McKillip, Row 4-Jill Rate, Karin Ogan, Amy Squires, Daria Carr. Drama Club 55 students in front of the shnne of Guadalupe include: Row 1; Brian Reed Albro Daniel, Paula Rogers, Denise Warford, Tricia Hug, Jill Rate, Teresa Domin, Jeanina Pack, Amy McKillip, Lisa Brodbeck, Jenny Mason, Stephanie Davis, Angie Helvey, Karen Fisher, Julie DeYarmon, Beth Proctor, Row 2: Mr, Jagger, Mrs. Jagger, Mrs Sterner, Rob Tyner, Doug Rice, Mrs, Rice, Mr. Rice, Ken Noonan, Toni Wilson, Nancy Yentes, Mrs. Gray, Angle Hensley, Mrs. Fus- chetto, Mr. Fuschetto, Clay Hollenback, Amy Squires, Tracy Fer- guson, Carol Christie, Karen Ogan, Rhonda Reed, Cindy Stanley Lisa Snaveiy, Tammy Thomson. Foreign exchange students were Ana Cata- lina and Coelho Geraldo. 56 Foreign Language Foreign Language Club members include: Row 1: Kelly McCammack, Faye Engelman, Jenny Mason, Felicia Terrel, Rhonda Simpson, Delinda Shepherd, Missy Grey, Nancy Yentes, Lori Long, Jean Ann Bidwell, Nicole Stetanatos, Row 2: Lori Wilson, Carol Christie Tracy Ferguson, Susan Bull, Lori White, Cathy Ward, Rhonda Reed, Lisa Snaveiy, Sandy Goff, Lynette Tonovitz, Tammy Thomson, Row 3: Jeanina Pack, Paula Rogers, Te- resa Domin, Gina Guttrich, Kelly Philips, Laura Long, Cindy Stanley, Lisa Brodbeck, Anne Urschel, Toni Wilson, Row 4: Mrs, Gray Mr Fuschetto, Denise Warford, Amy Squires, Tricia Hug, Julie Rate, Kim Smith, Row 5: Clay Hollenback, Jay Smith, Bob Flott, Mike Williams, Brian Reed, Trip to Mexico Highlights Club - Slr sa;. - ' ' .-S During spring break, 27 Spanish students spent the week in Acu- pulco, Taxco, and Mexico City. Ev- eryone had a good time and many wish to return. The Foreign Language Club sponsored a sock-hop after the Southwood game, held a Christ- mas party, and arranged for the foreign exchange student day. Nine foreign exchange students visited Northfield. They were from Brazil, Australia, Colombia, Fin- land, and Japan. The annual carry m dinner was held May 12. Mexi- can movies were shown and awards presented. Our own matador Brian Reed shows his style at the Bull Ranch, ole ' ole ' One of the places visited was the Pyramid of the Sun which was constructed of 276 steps to the top. Foreign Language 57 North Star Staff includes; Row 1 Kmi Oatev Karen EHts. Renata Ault, Trisha Metz, Lana Clark, Connie Spradlin, Jill Hammel Row Shsher, Cathy Deeter, Miss Waggoner, Row 2; Beth Wagner, Dave 3: Chris Reed, Keith McKee, Floyd Resler, Carrie Harris. 58 North Star SHIELD As you ' re looking at your year- book, do you realize how many hours of work have gone into if There has to be someone to write copy for each page, identify pic- tures, due layouts, and type. The Shield involves much work. Shield staff members includes: Row 1: Mrs Kitt, advisor, Julie Rees, Karen Eilts, Re- nata Slisher, Julie Renbarger, Michelle Watson, Missy Grey, Bob Flott, Jenny Draper, Nancy Yentes, Dotti Nisbet, Row 2: Delinda Shepherd, Jane Barnett, Lisa Brodbeck, Lynette Tonovitz, Teresa Hash- barger, Nicole Stefanatos Jean Ann Bi- but the intriguing factor is that the Shield staff members work hard all year long to complete a 160 page book. They do this so that other students, beside them- selves, may enjoy memories of their school year. The Shield staff held it ' s second annual autograph dance following a football game. dwell, Lon Long, Melissa Forrester, Beth Squires, Diane Weitzel, Row 3: Carrie Har- ris. Teresa Hoover, Jenny Mason, Faye Engelman, Mandy McCamniack, Jeanina Pack, Rachel Grossman, Jody Gifford, Mary Stevens, Teresa Domin, Paula Hapner, Shelly Gamsby, Row 4: Jeannine Draper, Tammy Smith, Wendy Phanstiel Pam Many students, grades 7-12, at- tended. They had time to sign friend ' s books, dance, and eat. A big thank you goes out to the teachers who helped sponsor the dance and to all the Shield staff members who helped make the 1980-81 Shield a success. Hicks, Sally Francis, Kelly Elliott, Angle Nixon, Jerri Rate, Sue Novak, David Zin- smeister, Row 5: Dave Ault, Mike Williams, Chris Gifford, Melvin Bowman, Rick Alex- ander, Darcia Watson, Kim Dates, Trisha Metz, Teresa Frehse, Tara Lindzy. Teresa Spradlin and Chris Kerr take a break from dancing to look at the new SHIELD. St ield 5° Toward New Horizons FHA did many things to further interest in home economics this year. They took a tour of the Ball State Home Ec Department and two home management houses. One of the houses was Mrs. Fuch- etto ' s mothers home furnishmgs and decorating shop called Wiley Interiors. They also visited the Honeywell House in Wabash. FHA also served the community. They provided refreshments for Honors Night, and caroled at two nursing homes in the county. At the end of the year the club presented the senior members with gifts. Row 1: Delinda Shepherd, Renata Slisher, Carol Swihart, Penny Frank. Row 2: Babettee Bad- gley, Lois Bone, Bev Bidwell, Teresa Spradlin, Cathy Ward, Rhonda Guyer, Dotti Nisbet. Row 3: Lisa Hashbarger, Lori Blanke, Karen Shuitz, Kathy Smith, Teresa Bowman, Missy Grey. Row 4 Laurie Samons, Michelle Alexander, Lori Long, Tammy Tucher, Vicki Knotts FFA Chapter— 8th Largest in the State The Northfield FFA chapter was ranked in the state and received the National Gold Emblem which is the highest award a chapter may receive. The Crops and Forestry teams won at the district level to go on to the state competition. The chapter had 13 district profi- ciency winners. At the Wabash County Fair the Chapter super- vised the Garden Tractor Pull; they also seeded the grounds at Sharp Creek and sponsored a don- key basketball game. Row 1: Mr Harts, Amy Clark, Mike Schu- ler, Alan Weitzel, Lisa Allen, Mr. Sweet. Row 2: Clinton Wrist, Kevin Warnock Tony Wuensch, Scott Smith, Jeff Cooper Stan Kirtlan, Rick Griffey Tony Keffaber Troy Dyson Row 3: Brad Beals, Steve Kirtlan, Lee Risher, Casey Gidley, Harland Haupert, Teresa Hoover, Jane Barnett, Pam Dilling, Scott Long Doug Wilcox, Row 4: Albro Daniel, Mike Swango Scott Eads, Jay Brainard, David Applegate Chris Reahard Dee Ann Schelemer Cathy Ward Tammy Tucker, Kim Fearnow Row 5: Bill Tudor, Craig Ringel, Tadd Eads, Ed Gottschalk Cathy Hoppes, Kim Quinn, Rachel Gross- man, Jill Benzinger, Janet Bidwell Scott Siders. Row 6; Gary Hapner, Riley Gamsby Don Stevens, Keith Snyder Mark Myer Todd Vigar Phil Calloway Doug Draper Leanord Click, Todd Burgess. Row 6: Todd Miller Mike Gardener Brian Deeter Duke Deeter. Tim Wuensch, Kenny Hite Richard Palmer, Ed Guliett, Jeff Prater, Mike Lauer. Row 7: Valerie Wilcox, Janet Alien, Brian McMabeny. Forestry team members were (front row): Scott Long, Casey Gidley, second row: Steve Kirtlan and Lee Risher, Crops judging members were (front row): Brad Beals, Harland Haupert, second row: Rachel Grossman, students Gain ' ' On the Job Experience Many students take part in the vocational program offered to five surrounding schools. Students ei- ther attend vocational school in the morning or in the afternoon. Only juniors or seniors are allowed to participate. A variety of classes are offered including auto me- chanics, beauty culture, welding, health occupations, office training, welding, drafting, commercial foods, and many more. Vocational school is a good opportunity for students to see how it actually is to work for an employer. Cindy Carver, Lon Sweet, and Michelle Miller demonstrate their Health Occupation skills on a manikin. In printing class Rita Kramer, Nikki Stefa- notoes, and Debbie Watkins learn printing techniques. Todd Burgess, Jackie Helvey, Becky Joy and Jeff Cooper practice printing. Accounting and Data Processing require accuracy and speed as Tara Lindzy and Michelle Alexander learned. Mike Goodpasture and Derrick Shelton work on their murals they made in Auto Body. David Bassette and Byron Smithers do construction work in Building Trades- Wlerkie Hooks and Mary Tucker learn that a smiling face is a big asset in commercial foods Beverly Bidwell practices folding napkins in commercial foods Danita Hall and Lisa Draper cut hair in neauty culture at vocational school. 1: Jeff Lawrence, Jim Borelli and Scott Long work on a truck in Auto Mechanics 2: Jimmy Clay works on a piece in Machine Shop. 3: Larry Chain and Brad Davis work m Auto Mechanics. 4; David Nelson and Ron Cameron practice up on their welding skills. 5: Bob Houlihan, Jerry McColley, and Ed Ringel were in p.m. Machine Shop. 64 Vocational ■ ■ 3 W3SSB Mil m rt 1 i m.i p J f ' s F ' HI BKi Kj r l wS r y M J mimP i «i H 1 QT ' jA B M. 6: Jim Holmes, Dave Tercel, and Brian Nor- man try to fix a part in Electronics. 7; Danette Norman, Kathy Foster, and Sharon Smith pose for a picture during of- fice training 8: Michelle Watson, Dixi e Hoover, and Angle King display the wigs in beauty cul- ture. 9: Scott VanWIeter works on a project in Drafting. 10: Pam Staton, Lisa Sesco Amy Clark Linda Beals, Mary Shaw and sitting Mindy Wagstaff were a.m. office training students. Vocational 65 Cheerblock + Mat Maids = Spirit You can always count on a loud basketball game or a rowdy wres- tling meet when these two groups are yelling. The Cheerblock went to each home basketball game, a few tourneys, and some away basket- ball games. They were led by the Varsity Cheerleaders— Kelly Bri- cker, Danette Norman, Julianne Tiede, Lynette Tonovitz and Kelly Ervin. The cheerleaders held meetings during the year to teach the group new cheers they had Row l-Lisa Brodbeck, Susan Pefley, Anne Urshel, Lisa Snavely, Lynnette Tonovitz, Kelly Ervin, Julianne Tiede, Kelly Bricl er, Row 2-Lisa Allen, Becky Joy, Rhonda Reed, Cathy Deeter, Julie Renbarger, Amy McKillip, Maria Carr, Daria Carr, Row 3- Angie Staton, Pam Hicks, Paula Rodgers, Tnsha Tyner, Mary Stevens, Mandy Ogan, Lisa Smith, Row 4-Missy Adams, Tammy Woodward, Lori Gottschalk, Karen Ringel, Trina Hug, Tracy Anderson, Rhonda Tucker, Steffany Long, Lynette Dyson, Row 5-Angie Bechtold, Candy Richardson, Jenny Mason, Lori White, Kathy Laura Long, Susan Bull, Julie O ' Dell, Tammy Tucker, Row 6-Monica Frehse, Peggy Hapner, Allyson Reed, Keri Hipsher, Mikki Gidley, Kristina Wysong, Jodi Keffaber, Wendy Phanstiel, Row 7-Monica Fehse, Debbie Laurer, Tracy Harrell, Joele Schlemmer, Anita Boyle, Wendy Benson, Dee Drook, Angle Miller. Mat Maids were Row 1-Faye Engelman, Sandy Sturgill, Veronica Butzin, Shawn Over man, Vicki Knott, Cindy Gautschi, Connie Spradlin, Row 2 -Steffany Smith, Debbie Miller, Mindy Wagstaff, Debra Phillips, Jane Barnett, Laura Long, Carma Hobbs, Kelley Butzin. learned. They tried to keep things lively and with the help of the band did a good job. Mat Maids are those faithful girls who fight a never-ending battle for an audience at all wres- tling meets. Wrestling is a sport that requires a lot of stamina and muscle. It IS exciting for the fans because just when you think your guy has lost, he reverses and is free. These girls gave the wrestlers constant encouragement and of- ten times served as the only fans. 66 Cheerblock Mat Maids FCA and Tri Sigma Serve Community FCA and Tri Sigma were active groups this year, trying to do things to help the community. FCA sponsored John Chowning ' s attendance at FCA camp. They had a guest speaker for a con- vocation, who told stories and sang songs. His name was Mr. Rigg. The poem below was written by his son shortly before he was killed in a car accident. Tri Sigma talked of several dif- ferent ideas for helping others. They co-sponsored the Valentine ' s dance with the Art Club, As a project at the end of the year the club honored all of the staff with posters of thanks with names of all staff members on them. I will stay away from things that keep me from the Lord, And any kind of sport that keeps me from my Sword. I ' ll go through life with Jesus standing by my side. He ' ll help me when I falter and catch me when I slide. I ' ll let God have a part in my life while I ' m alive. So when I go to heaven Jesus Christ will give me five. But while I ' m here on earth I ' ll let Him take first place, ' Cuz I ' ll get tired of basketball but never of His grace. by Jim Rigg (written July, 1976) Row 1-Mr. Miller Daria Carr, Maria Carr Julie Rensbarger, Mr. Kaltenmark. Row 2- John Chowning, Jenny Draper Debbie Shear, Tammy Thompson, Lori Rice Susan Pefley. Row 3-Linda Kitchen Ken Dawes Todd Miller, Cathy Deeter. Row 1-Mrs. Hunt Cathy Deeter Lisa Brodbeck Julie Rensbarger Rhonda Reed. Row 2-Debbie Shear Lori White Jenny Mason, Lynette Tonovitz, Lisa Snavely Cmdy Stanley, Jill Hammel Beth Squires. Row 3-Jane Barnett, Teresa Harshbarger, Jean Ann Bidwell Teresa Frehse Nicole Stefanatos Nancy Yentes Susie McVoy Teresa Spradlm. Row 4— Dawn Della- margio Shelly Alexander Lauri Samons Tara Lindzy Trisha Metz Diane VN ' eitzel FCA Tri Sigma 67 Cheerleader ' s Spirit Level High!! The cheerleaders began their season by attending summer camp and receiving many awards for outstanding performances. From the skills they learned, they were able to lead the crowd in cheering on the mighty Norse at both bas- ketball and football games. They put on some very enthusiastic pep sessions which prepared our teams for their up-coming game. They also participated in a car wash fund raiser in order to earn money to buy new outfits. The cheer- leaders would like to express a special thanks to all the supportive fans and especially to Miss McCandless, cheerleader sponsor. f y ' £m HHi w - pfS.- ) l - Ag a : V F m ' ' Freshmen Cheerleaders; Kann Ogan, Tammy Clifton, Kelly McCammack, Top: Valene Wilcox 8th grade squad: Bottom: Karen Ringel, Trina Hug, Ronda Tucker, Standing: Tracy Anderson. 7th grade cheerleaders: Bottom to Top: Sheila Kerr, Alison Reed, Kari Hipsher, Tammy Woodward. 68 Cheerleaders Jr. Varsity squad includes: Bottom: Lisa Brodbeck Anne Urschei, Lisa Snavely Standing: Susan Pefley. Varsity cheerleaders includes: Standing: Danette Norman, Kelly Ervin, Middle: Lynette Tonovitz Top: Julianne Tiede, Kelly Bricker. Norsettes From marching in the summer to performing at football games and basketball halftimes, the Nor- settes have kept very busy. Many dedicated long hours have been sacrificed by these 29 girls. Serv- ing as captain for the Flags was Steffany Smith and co-captain Kim Quinn. Captain of Poms was Lori Sweet and co-captain Tracy Shambaugh. Captain of Rifles was Pam Staton and co-captain Cindy Stanley. The corps enjoyed their performances and appreciated the help of Mr. Stokes. Members of the flag corp march proudly at the Roann parade Flag unit mcludes: Row 1: Sharon Smith, StefTany Smith, Mindy Wagstaff, Row 2: Lori Wilson, Kim Quinn, Rachel Grossman Row 3: Denise Warford, Angie Murray, Jeanina Pack, Beth Hicks, Teresa Domin, Roberta Yocum, Jodi Gifford. 70 Norsettes Rifle Unit includes; Mandy McCammack, Kelly Phillips, Cindy Stanley, Pam Staton Kim Smith, Jane Barnett Norsettes 71 8th grade Choir members include: Row 1: M. Gidley, L. Adams K Benson J. Mettler L Dyson, S. Boggs, C. Winstead, J. Mofford K. Ringel R- Tucker, N. Snavely, J, Kramer, T. Smith, T. Anderson Row 2: G. Miller, S. Haupert, J, Prater, B. Eakright, C. Good L Glasspoole, L. Gottschalk, L. Metz, K. Dyson, W. Pfanstiel, T. Hug, K, Wysong, T. Rohr, L. Christie, Row 3: J, Keaffaber T Wallen T Hoover, C Roberts, M. Chittick, T. Caroll, E. Newcomer, P. Swi- hart, D, Watson, K. Sesco, W. Culbertson, K. Bull, B. Bennett, E. Strong R. Bingaman, Row 4: B. McClure, C. Gifford, S. Meyer B, Benzinger J. McClean, B. Lyons, R, Alexander, R, Smith, J. Pasko, S, Palmer, P. Meyers, T. Miller, J, Norwood, J Neskov, R. Rhoades R Bolen, T Keffaber, J. Haupert, S Reahard, Jr. High Band members were: Row 1; J. Prater, S, Haupert, S, Thomson, S. Novak, S. Long, L. Adams, P. Hicks, Row 2: A. Miller, K. Benson, M. Staton, L. Wallen, M. Frehse, M, Straw, K. Daniels, T. Davidson, J. Galley, C. Richardson, C. Yocum, K. Daughtery, D Zinsmeister, A, Nixon, R. Stevens, K. Bolinger, Row 3: J. VanPetten, S. Reahard, K. Kelly, A. Dyson, A. Reed, J. Powell, K Pavey, P. Hapner, S, Long, M Frehse, J. Snapp, L. Smith, D. Tester, J. Biehl, T. Harrell, C. Gifford C Neal, L, Agness, B. McKee, S- Kramer, J. Minniear, T Keffaber Row 4: R. Alexander, C. Eltzroth, T. Friedersdorf, S. Wysong, D, Lauer, Director Mr. Trump, J Dates, B. Bennett. pAmtMW4m fi 7th grade Choir i-embers include: Row 1: M DeBoard. T Harrell, R. Case, J Rate, Row 3: T Woodward, T. Robbins, D. Hendry, C. K. Hipsher, T. Alex ider, A. Boyle, C. Eltzroth, S. Kerr, L. Wallen M. Frieden, P. Lewi.: D. Lauer, W, Benson, P, Hapner, T. Meyer, A Nixon, K. Bolinger, , Bechtold, D. Webb, K. Daughtery, Row 2: K. Slee, J. Schlemmer, S Sandburg, J. Christman, C. Simpson, C. Day. L, McLaughlin, C. Richardson, R. Stouffer, T. Mabee. A. Miller, A. Reed, J. Beeks, S. Staton, P. Lyons, J. Sesco, D. Drook, 72 Jr. High Clubs Yocum, M. Adams, S Novak, M. Penix, K. Elliott, T. Cole, S. Con- ely, S. Eads, J. Galley, E, Weitzel, T. Vigar, D. Zinsmeister, Row 4: v. Aviles, M. Cohen, D. Eakright, S. Smith, T. Woodward, T. Joy, D. Cooley, S. Knee, L. Early, R. Stevens, B. Clonts, J, Fearnow, T. Tipple, S. Fleck. A. Mollabashy, C. Lyons, T Beeks Jr. High Clubs Model Club Model Club members r ei-e; Rov, 1: SpO-- sor Mr, Norman, Steve Conley, Dennis Cooley, William Smith, Row 2: Jeff Baker, Todd Chamberlain, Scott Eads, Willie Hall, Perry Younger, Tony Ferrell, Row 3; Brian McClure, Shaun Knee, Steve Baer, Joel McLean, Chris Gifford, Mike Williams, Row 4: Ricky Hall, Jim Miller, Jerry Hunt, Randy Reahard Doyle Hembree Jeff Bone. F.H.A. Club Row 1: Julie Christman, Therese Alexander, Paula Lewis, Angela Miller, Becky Eakright, Rita Stouffer, Row 2: Kelly Elliott, Joele Schlemmer Melissa DeBoard, Rhonda An- derson, Lisa McLaughlin, Lisa Wallen, Sue Novak, Monica Frehse, Row 3; Kathy Boli- nger, Melinda Straw, Candy Eltzroth Rhonda Newsome, Marie Penix, Missy Adams, Sharon Boggs, Debbie Lauer, Row 4: Libby Kunkel, Angie Nixon, Tracy Har- rell, Angie Bechtold, Dee Drook, Jennifer Beeks, Anita Boyll, Marcia Frehse, Row 5: Melissa Meyer, Jerry Rate, Kristi Daugh- tery, Michelle Staton, Tammy Mabee, Tri- sha Robbins, Candi Richardson, Amy Chambers. F.F.A. Club Row 1: Mr. Sweet, Troy Vigar, Robbie Smith, Tim Keffaber, Jeff Biehl, John Min- niear, Mike Williams, Mr. Harts, Row 2: Scott Palmer, Terry Parke Scott Reahard, John Haupert, Larry Smith Rick Alexan- der, Toni Miller, Eric Weitzel Row 3: David Wall Steve Conley, Scott Wysong Terry Berkshire, Terry Harrell, Tim Woodward Andy Petitt, Ricky Stevens, Row 4: Jeff Galley, Kevin Orpurt, Skyler Long, Troy Cole, Dan Tester, Todd Tipple Bryan Clonts, Chris Lyons Row 5: Dennis Cooley, Shaun Knee Tom Beeks, Scott Eads, Chris Kerr Brian Gotschalk Tim Miller David Zinsmeister Row 6: Sherman Garringer, Gary Walters Jeff Baker Clary Eltzroth, Chris Gifford, Tom Wuench. Scott Smith, Lance Agness. Jr. High Clubs Vhis is iff ACADEMICS Looking Ahead . . . Special Helpers 76 Foreign Lang. Library 78 Health P E 80 Math 82 History 84 English 86 Choir 88 Band 90 77 Ag Industrial Arts 79 Guidance 81 Home Ec 83 Science 85 Business Art 87 English 89 Choir 91 Band Students often forget the pur- pose of going to school. That pur- pose is to learn new vital knowl- edge. Northfield is equipped with fine instructors to accomplish this task. The teachers cover many areas of study, often ones we wish we could overlook! However, studying and homework are the foundation of high school. Take advantage of this opportunity be- cause THIS IS IT! Academics 75 Special People Mrs. Arnold is the school nurse. She spends part of her time at NHS, This year she made sure everyone turned in their health forms required by the state. Miss Bechtold teaches small classes of students This year her seniors gave her an award for all the help she gave them through the year and through their high school years. Mrs Hite teaches Learning Disabilities. Some high school students who had study-halls helped her tu- dor her students. 76 Special Help This is an Experience in Agriculture! This year ' s Ag Department was in charge of Mr. Lonnie Harts and Mr. Gary Sweet. Both of these men taught a variety of courses in the agriculture field. In junior high a student learns the basics of agri- culture. In high school you can en- roll in courses like Agriculture 1-4, Ag Mechanics, Animal Science, Plant and Soil Science, Farm Management, Advance Crop and Livestock, Horticulture and Natu- ral Resources. Industrial Arts? Take 1 0!! Mr. Paul Jackson and Mr. Jack Weekley were the intructors in the Industrial Arts Department. Several courses are offered be- ginning with an 8th grade class. Altogether ten semesters of indus- trial arts are offered here. Mr. Jackson has half of his day at Southwood but saves the best for last coming to NHS for the last four periods. Ag Ind. Arts Foreign Language Two teachers manage the For- eign Language department. Mr. Fuschetto teaches Spanish and French. Mrs. Gray teaches English and some Foreign Language. Dif- ferent countries ' languages are in- teresting to learn about as many students at Northfield have discov- ered. Adios! Mr Fuschetto allows his class to study outside on a rare occasion! Mrs. Gray takes time out from one of her classes New Librarian Miss Owens was appointed the new librarian. She not only helps students to find a certain book, but she also collects material on subjects which helps students with term papers and reports. Mrs. Hollenback works part time in the library and also helps in the main office. To read is to learn; so visit the library. Miss Owen works at organizing files in the library. Mrs. Hollenback can be found in the office or the library. 78 Foreign Language Library Guidance Dept. has Years of Experience The guidance department was supervised by Miss Lana Garber and Mr. Charlie Miller. Miss Gar- ber has been at Northfield for seven years and was the senior class sponsor. Mr. Miller has been an assistant to the football team, the baseball team and has helped with FCA. He has been here for five years. The guidance depart- ment was responsible for the or- ganization of student ' s schedules. They also arrange and manage the National Honor Society and Ex- ploratory Teachers. They also visit the six graders and prepare them for the classes they will be taking. Miss Garber and Mr. Miller can always be found if you need help Exploratory Teachers included: Melissa Forrester, Gregg Reed, Trisha Metz, Jenny Draper, Teresa Frehse, Kelly Bricker, Linda Kitchen, Maria Carr, and Daria Carr. Kelly Bricker and DarIa Carr help two Sharp Creek Elementary students. Physical Education i Mr Unger pauses for- a picture while work- ing at his desk Jumping jacks, sit ups, pusli ups, chin ups, running, jumping, throwing, and bowling are all ac- tivities involved In various physical education classes. Mr. Coppler teaches the boys classes and Miss Shonkwiler instructs the girls. Be- cause health is directly related to P.E. classes, Mr. Unger, who coaches varsity boys basketball, teaches the health courses offered at NHS. Mr. Coppler supervises students during se- mester exams. Miss Shonkwiler teaches girls ' physcial education. 80 Physicai Education Various Courses Offered in IHome Ec Dept. The home economics depart- ment was run by Mrs. Busch and liss McCandless. The sewing classes and the House and Home Furnishing class were taught by Irs. Busch. Serving at Northfield for her first year, Miss McCandless taught classes varying from Child Care to Single Survival. She also instructed the food classes. Mrs, Busch helps Kelly Butzin with her sewing project. Miss McCandless cleans cupboards in the food department. Sophomore girls who made ginger houses for Christmas were Row 1: Nita Patton Debbie Phillips Joyce Hively Row 2: Susan Burnsworth Sandy Sturgill Jenny Mason, Carol Swihart, Penny Frank, Row 3: Lori White and Teresa Spradlm. Anyone for Science? Mr. Brier, Mrs. Cartwright, Mr. Mast, and Mr. Walker-sound fa- miliar? Each of these teachers has their own specialty. Mr. Brier taught Biology 1-4, Physics and eighth grade science. Mrs. Car- twright taught junior high science and a general math course. Mr. Mast taught two classes of 8th grade science. Chemistry 1-2 and Advanced Chemistry. Biology and Inter. Science were Mr. Walker ' s assignments. Now that you are more familiar with science at NHS, how about signing up for a science course? 1 Mrs Cartwnght helps one of her junior high students charge a battery 2 Mr, Walker goes over a chapter test with one of his students. 3 Mr Brier tries to figure an equation with the help of a calculator. 4 Mr, Mast explains the semester exam to his eighth grade students Mathematically Minded People Fortunately, the math depart- ment is made up of some very mathmatically-minded people. Mr. Harold Christie teaches Algebra and Math. Mr. Steve Desper also teaches some Algebra and Math as well as Trig and Geometry. Miss Lucy Dundore ' s assignments in- clude Algebra, Math, and Calculas. Mr. Kenny Norman teaches three classes of general math and four of advanced math. It would appear the Northfield has fine math in- structors to share their knowl- edge. Despite much paperwork, Miss Dundore can still smile Mr. Norman, Mr. Christie, and Mr Desper, work with students to help them improve their math skills. History a Part of Jr. and Sr. High School History is a part of Jr. High as well as Sr. High. Beginning in Jr. High with Indiana History and Ge- ography and ending with seniors in Government and Economics. The other courses offered are Social Studies 8, World History, U.S. His- tory, Psychology, Sociology and Current Events. These courses are taught by several different qualified teach- ers; among these are (L to R) Mr. Fred Griffith, Mr. Ron Clark, Mr. Craig Winegardner, Mr. Rex Price and Mr. Monte MofFett. Offer Many Business Courses— And Art, Too Northfield ' s Business Dept. of- fers many classes. Among these are Typing 1-4, Personal Typing, Business Math, Shorthand, Ac- counting 1-4, and General Busi- ness. These courses are divided evenly among three teachers Mrs. Briener, Mr. Alexander, and Miss Landes. These instructors help us learn to balance our checkbook, solve a business problem, or type a letter. Miss Landes also teaches English. Art Department Once again the creativity and the talent in our Art Department was evident. The talented students in the art department made the school look better again this year by contributing their drawings and paintings to be hung in the hall ways and the lobby to the audito- rium. With the guidance of Mr. John Miller the first semester and Mrs. Margaret Petry the second semes- ter our art students participated in classes such as Jr. High Art, Basic Art, Drawing, Pottery, Sculpture, Oils-Crafts and worked at many indivdual art projects. ENGLISH Edgar Allan Poe, Shakespeare, and Robert Frost are authors whose works are studied in the English department at N.H.S. Don ' t worry. The super teachers of the English field will not forget to cover nouns, verbs, and adjec- tives! Mrs Bickel, who teaches mainly up- perclassmen, proudly displays her bulletin board that expresses the triumph of the re- turn of the 52 Americans. Miss Waggoner helps two of her students with a story in their Literature books. Mrs. Hunt grades Kelly McCammack and Shelly Gambsy ' s quizes. Mrs Clark teaches junior English and we are glad that she has returned after her short leave of absense. 86 English at Miss Landis, left, and Mrs. Kitt, right, teach basic English skills to the junior high and freshmen. Spelling bee winners and runner-up were Tim Keffaber, 8th grade, Chris Lyons, 7th grade. Sue Novak, 7th grade, Alison Reed, 7th grade, Jenny Kramer, 8th grade, Jimmy Snapp, 7th grade, and sponsors Mrs. Kitt, and Miss Waggoner. English, 87 o (U Q) 1. Q. 0) a a 03 1- E O ■o o un 12 cc „ ; c 1- o M -D E 55 ii°°?Sc3 ' _ E|S -r - -o CD 5 - ° c ;« o- . XI a. o un (0 O Q- Q : = = S f E t c ' £ ° E £ - O 5 ?■ - TO- C g I- LU O O LU I- ( g CO ■55 ( LU O S- - J; 5 :S c ra I- tf K (5 i - . ■ 2 S r5 - l 0 00 f ; l l iD lyl O c S -S 1 -a - E - q: ■o 5 D c . =1: n ■ = i ' 5 ra q: 2 CD — _ - d 5 -J- -5 i ti if cc S :s s d: - -£ il Thfs is itf ALBUM Looking Ahead School Board 94 Seniors 96 Seniors 98 Seniors 100 Seniors 102 Seniors 104 Seniors 106 Seniors 108 Seniors 110 Directory 112 Directory 114 Graduation 116 Juniors 118 Juniors 120 Sophomores 122 Freshmen 124 Freshmen 126 Eighth Grade 128 Seventh Grade 130 Seventh Grade 132 95 Administration 97 Seniors 99 Seniors 101 Seniors 103 Seniors 105 Seniors 107 Seniors 109 Seniors 111 Seniors 113 Directory 115 Graduation 117 Graduation 119 Juniors 121 Sophomores 123 Sophomores 125 Freshmen 127 Eighth Grade 129 Eighth Grade 131 Seventh Grade 133 Bus Drivers Do you need to know how to spell a name What grade is some- one in? Or do you just want to see what someone looks like? Well, this is the right place to come. This is the album section of your yearbook. This is where you can find yourself because THIS IS IT! . ■ ■ B This is . . . Administration Administration Principal Mr Miller, left and vice-PrincoS ' Vl ' f.ea supervise the activities that take place at Northfield. Mr Kaltenmark, serving his fourth year as Athletic Direct organizes all sports events. The Graduating Class of 1981 When the senior class first en- tered the halls in 1975, we were ready to accept the challenge of high school and slowly gained ex- perience in learning how to do so. Of the 138 graduates, we pro- duced many athletic achievements and excelled in both dramatic and musical talents. Class officers were Cathy Deeter, President; Julie Renbarger, Vice President; Daria Carr, Secretary; Maria Carr, Trea- surer; and Stan Kirtlan, Reporter: Mid-term graduates included Brian Allman, Belinda Applegate, Kim Daniels, Betty Bolin, Debbie Brock, Cheryl Palmer, Dave Corn, Julie Patton, Tom Thompson, Lisa Elliott, David Honeycutt, and Brad Younger. The seniors elected to have a dinner opposed to the tra- ditional breakfast. It was held at Country Manor. The class was grateful to the cooks for serving cake to all senior class members and to Mr. Price for his guidance. The class of 81 was not the first graduating class from Northfield nor will we be the last, but we have shared something in common for six years. We were all part of the class of 1981. After we leave Northfield, some continue their education, some become married, some obtain a job and work daily, and some depart from our world. But life goes on and we should en- joy and cherish each day. Life can only be experienced once. So we leave for you this to remember: THIS IS IT. Good Luck to every member of the class of 1981. Michele Lyna Alexander Lisa Elaine Allen Brian Dean Allman Belinda Rose Afjplegate David Scott Ault Rodney Dale Azbell Jean Ann Bidwell Betty May Bolin Kelly Lorame Bricke Ronald William Cameron Daria Mae Carr Byron Keith Clark Douglas Varnell Clay Teresa Ann Collins Jeffery Lee Cooper Valerie Marie Cooper Kimberly Ann Daniels Jacqueline Diane (Dock) Helvey Bradley Eugene Davis Kenneth W. Dawes Catliy Jane Deeter Elizabeth Joanne Deeter Jennifer Elaine Draper Cindy Lavoughn Dunfee Karen Joan Eilts Lisa Kay Elliott Roger J. Eltzroth Dbert Leslie Flott -%. Melissa Sue Forrester Kathleen Sue Foster Teresa Lynn Frehse Brad Eugene Frieden Michele Patrice Grey Lynn Lorraine Guttrich Tammara Sue Hampton Carrie Lynne Harris Frank Wl. Harris Joseph Ray Harris Larry Scott Harris Teresa Anne Hashbarger Roberta B. Higgley Scott Hipsher ■Ty James Micheal Holmes Lawrence David Honeycutt Dixie Ann Hoover Johnny Ding Johnson Rebekah Lynn Joy Kyle Joseph Kelly Angela Elizabeth Kfng Stanley Ray Kirtlan Todd Alan Kline Jeffrey Todd Lawrence Aoi Scott Douglas Logan Rita Ann Kramer Steven Lane Leisure Todd Eugene Krom Cynthia Dianne Long Lori Anne Long Keith Scott McKee Amy Renee McKillip Christopher Todd McLean Trisha Ann Metz Daniel Carl Metzger Debbie Ruth Miller Gary Todd Miller Michelle Ann Miller William Louis Miller Bennie Dene Moore David Allen Nelson Donna Marie Newcomer Dorothy Ann Nisbet Brian Jay Norman Danette Kae Norman Helen Diane Norwood Kimberly Jene Dates Cheryl Sue Palmer Julia Marie Patton Ricky Allen Reahard February 28, 1962-May 25, 1981 Gregg Alan Reed Kevin Duane Reed Julie Marie Rees Julie Jo Renbarger Floyd Alan Resler Edward Jay Ringel Jane Marie Ruley Lauri Ann Samons Michael Todd Schuler Joseph Lee Schultz Lisa Kay Sesco Randall Brian Sexton Timothy B. Shafer Tracy Renee Shambaugh Mary Carol Shaw Delinda Gayle Shepherd Eric Wayne Sinclair Renata Rae Slisher Connie Sue Smith Scott Allan Smith Sharon Ann Smith Steffany Leigh Smith Pama Gayle Stator Nicole Marie Stefanatos Julianne Tiede Rick Allen Treska Daniel Lee Vandermark Scott Tyler Van Meter Melinda Sue Wagstaff Debra Ann Watkins Larry Alan Weitzel Toni Diane Wilson Christopher Claude Winterrowd Marcia Lee Winters Clinton M. Wrisk Lance Lee Wrisk Robert Anthony Wuensch Nancy Ann Yentes Marilyn Kay Young Babette Christine Yost Bradley Carlton Younger Senior Class Officers were Daria Carr-secretary, Cathy Deeter-president, Maria Car Greg Brunot treasurer, Julie Renbarger-vice president, and Stan Kirtlan -reporter. 1 A year at the top And show the world It ' s not so bad Just what we know. 1 Remembering the fun r 1 We had. So go through life And do your best, 1 1 In junior high Make happiness W Hi And high school, too. Your future quest. mi. - m The time has come. L r We ' re almost through. And now and then % J When day is done m0 J Our lives are shaped Remember the class of ' Like molded clay. Sometimes we ' ll wish Eighty-one. ▲ That we could stay. Keep Smiling! David L. Corn But we ' re the future « -Lo -! Long October 25, 1961 -April 7, 1981 We have to go . pr 1981 SENIOR DIRECTORY MICHELE LYNA ALEXANDER: FHA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Sigma 2,3,4; Vocational 4; Library 2,3. LISA ELAINE ALLEN: Art Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; FCA 3; FFA 4; N-Club 1,2,3; North Star 4; Shield StafF 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. BRIAN DEAN ALLMAN: Band 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2. BELINDA ROSE APPLEGATE: Cheerblock 1; Choir 4; Drama Club 1; Intramurals 1; Norsettes 1; Vocational 3. DAVID SCOTT AULT: Basketball 1; FFA 1; Football 1,2; Intramurals 4; N-Club 1,2,3,4; North Star 4; Shield Staff 4. RODNEY DALE AZBELL: FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Vocational 4. LINDA LEE BEALS: Drama Club 2; FHA 1; Norsettes 1,2,3; Shield Staff 1,2,3; Track 2; Vocational 4. TERESA LYNN BOLEN: Vocational ' 4. JEAN ANN BIDWELL: Cheerblock 4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; ' History Club 1,4; Shield Staff 3,4; OEA 4; Tri Sigma 4; Vocational 4. BETTY MAY BOLIN: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Cheerblock 1; Exploratory Teaching 4; FHA 1; Norsettes 1,2. KELLY LORAINE BRICKER: Art ' ' =• 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; ' leader 1,2,3,4; Exploratory ling 4; FCA 2; Foreign Lan- Club 1,2; History Club 3,4; : 1; Tri Sigma 1. pRAH LEE BROCK: Art Club GREGORY JAMES BRUNOT: His- .tory Club 3,4. ALD WILUAM CAMERON: ;1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; rtional 3,4. ,1a MAE CARR: Basketball 2; .... erblock 1,2,3,4; Class Secre- tary 4; Exploratory Teaching 3,4; E2.3.4; Foreign Language Club isketball Statistician 3,4; 1 1; History Club 3,4; Jr. tant 4; N-Club 3,4; or Society 3,4; Track ' ,3,4. 7R: Band 1,2,3,4; etball 2; TlHi lock 2,3,4; Class Treasurer fe(ploratory Teaching 4; FCA 4; History Club 4; Gymnastics 1; Jr. Miss Contestant 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA ANN CARVER: Cheer- block 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Norsettes 1,2; Health Occupations 4; Vocational 4. JOHN HANLYCHOWNING: Bas- ketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; History Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; N-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Speech Team 1,2,3,4. AMY ELIZABETH CLARK: Art Club 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Nor- settes 3; Vocational 4. BYRON KEITH CLARK: FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; History Club 4; Intramurals 4; N-Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS VARNELL CLAY: Art Club 1; Baseball 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Vocational 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. TERESA ANN COLLINS: Choif 1,2,4. VALERIE MARIE COOPER: JEFFERY LEE COOPER: FFA 2,3,4. DAVID CORN: Vocational 3,4. KIMBERLY ANN DANIELS: Choir 1; Intramurals 1; Tri Sigma 1. BRADLEY EUGENE DAVIS: Bas- ketball 1; Cross Country 1,3; In- tramurals 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Vocational 4. KENNETH W. DAWES: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; History Club 3,4; N-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. CATHY JANE DEETER: Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Cheer- block 2,3,4; Class President 1,3,4; FCA 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; History Club 3,4; N-Club 1,2,3,4; North Star 4; Shield Staff 1; Stage Band 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4; Track 1; Tri Sigma 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH JOANNE DEETER: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3,4; Choir, A Cappella 2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; His- tory Club 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Tri Sigma 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. JENNIFER ELAINE DRAPER: Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Exploratory Teaching 4; FCA 4; National Honor Society 4; Shield Staff 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Golf 1,4. CINDY LAVOUGHN DUNFEE: Cheerblock 3; Cheerleader 3; His- tory Club 3,4. •, RICKEY JOE DYER: Vocational 2,3,4. KAREN JOAN EILTS: Art Club 1; Cheerblock 1; History Club 3; North Star 3,4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Tri Sigma 1,2; Volleyball 1,2. LISA KAY ELLIOTT: Choir 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Shield Staff 4. ROGER J. ELTZROTH: Baseball 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,4; Vocational 4. ROBERT LESLIE FLOTT: Basket- ball Statistician 3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; International Thespian Society 3,4; Math Science Club 1,2,3,4; N- Club 1,2,3,4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. MELISSA SUE FORRESTER: Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball Statistic- ian 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Exploratory Teach- ing 4; History Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Shield Staff 3,4. KATHLEEN SUE FOSTER: Band 1,2,3,4; OEA 4; Vocational 4. TERESA LYNN FREHSE: Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball Bat Girl 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Exploratory Teaching 4; History Club 3,4; Jr. Miss 4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2; Tri Sigma 2,3,4. BRAD EUGENE FRIEDEN: Choir 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 2,3,4; Vocational 3,4. MICHELE PATRICE GREY: Cheer- block 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4; History Club 4; Norsettes 1; Shield. Staff 2; Tri Sigma 3. RICKEY GRIFFEY: Art Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2. LYNN LORAINE GUTTRICH: Band 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; History Club 3; National a.2 Senior Directory 1981 Honor Society 4; Shield Staff 2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Vocational 4. TAMMARA SUE HAMPTON: Cheerblock 2; Choir 1; FHA 1; Vocational 3,4. CARRIE LYNNE HARRIS: History Club 1; North Star 4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4. FRANK M. HARRIS; Intramurals 4; Vocational 4. JOSEPH RAY HARRIS: Baseball 1; FFA 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2; Track 1; Vocational 3. LARRY SCOTT HARRIS: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; FCA 1; FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Intra- murals 4; Vocational 3,4. TERESA ANNE HASHBARGER: Cheerblock 3; Choir 3; Drama Club 3; Speech Team 1; Tri Sigma 3; Vocational 3,4. JACQUELINE DIANE (DOCK) HELVEY: Cheerblock 2; Choir 3; VICA 3; Vocational 3,4. ROBERTA B, HIGGLEY: Art Club 1; Choir 1; Foreign Language Club 3; History Club 1,2,3; HOSA 4; Norsettes 3; Shield StafiF 1,2; Stu- dent Council 2; Vocational 4. SCOTT HIPSHER: Baseball 2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; For- eign Language Club 1,2; History Club 3,4. JAMES MICHEAL HOLMES; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Vocational 3,4; Wres- tling 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. DAVID HONEYCUTT: Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1. DIXIE ANN HOOVER; Band 1,2,3; Cheerblock 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Tri Sigma 3,4; Vocational 3,4; (Vica) ROBERT CHARLES HOULIHAN; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2; Football 1; Vocational 3,4. JOHNNY DING JOHNSON; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; His- tory Club 4. REBEKAH LYNN JOY: Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Tri Sigma 3,4; Vocational 4. KYLE JOSEPH KELLY: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. ANGELA ELIZABETH KING: Cheerblock 1; FHA 1,2,3; Track 1; Vocational 1,2; VICA 1,2. STANLEY RAY KIRTLAN: Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Choir (A cappella) 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; History Club 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Speech Team 3,4; Track 4; Golf 2,3. LINDA ANNE KITCHEN; Art Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3,4; Explor- atory Teaching 4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; His- tory Club 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; N-Club 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Tri Sigma 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. TODD ALAN KLINE: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Intra- murals 4; Vocational 3,4. RITA ANN KRAMER: VICA 4; Vocational 3,4. TODD EUGENE KROM: FFA 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY TODD LAWRENCE; Art Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; History Club 4; Intra- murals 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Vocational 3,4. STEVEN LANE LEISURE: Art Club 2; Choir 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; In- tramurals 2,3,4; Speech Team 2; Vocational 4. TARA SUE LINDZY: Cheerblock 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 2; History Club 2; North Star 3; OEA 4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Tri Sigma 2,3; Vocational 4. SCOTT DOUGLAS LOGAN: FFA 1; Football 1; Track 1, CYNTHIA DIANNE LONG; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Cheerblock 1,2; Drama Club 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Shield Staff 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Vocational 4. LORI ANNE LONG: Drama Club 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 1,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Shield Staff 3,4; Vocational 4. DELORES ANN McKEE; Cheer- block 2; Choir 1,2; FHA 2; Tri Sigma 2; Vocational 2,3,4. KEITH SCOTT McKEE: Art Club 1,4; Drama Club 3,4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 2,3; History Club 1,2,3; North Star 4. AMY RENEE McKILLIP: Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3,4; Choir, A Cappella 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 3,4; Math Science Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Stage Band 2; Tri Sigma 2,3. CHRISTOPHER TODD McLEAN: FCA 2; Fishing Club 3; Intramurals 2,4. TRISHA ANN METZ: Art Club 1; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Exploratory Teaching 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; National Honor Society 4; North Star 3,4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Tri Sigma 2,3. DANIEL CARL METZGER: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; History Club 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Track 1; Vocational 3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4. DEBBIE RUTH MILLER: Art Club 4; Vocational 3; VICA 3; Mat Maid 3,4. GARY TODD MILLER: Art Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; Shield Staff 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Vocational 3,4. MICHELLE ANN MILLER: Band 1,2,3; History Club 1,2,3; HOSA 4; Norsettes 1,2,3,4; Shield Staff 1,2; Vocational 4. WILLIAM LOUIS MILLER: Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1. BENNIE DENE MOORE: Choir 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Intramurals 2; Vocational 4; Wrestling 3. DAVID ALLEN NELSON: FFA 1,2,3; Vocational 3,4. DONNA MARIE NEWCOMER: Cheerblock 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1; FHA 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1; Tri Sigma 3. DOROTHY ANN NISBET: Art Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Drama Club 3; FHA 4; Foreign Language Club 3; His- tory Club 3,4; Shield Staff 3; Tri Sigma 3. BRIAN JAY NORMAN: FFA 1,2,3,4; Fishing Club 3; History Club 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DANETTE KAE NORMAN: Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; OEA 4; Vocational 4. HELEN DIANE NORWOOD: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Track Man- ager 1. KIMBERLY JENE GATES: Basket- Senior Directory- 11: SENIOR DIRECTORY 1981 ball 2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3; FCA 2; History Club 3,4; North Star 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. CHERYL SUE PALMER: Band 1,2,3; FFA 2,3; FHA 1. JULIA MARIE PATTON: FHA 1,2; North Star 3,4; Shield Staff 4; Vocational 3. RICKY ALLEN REAHARD: Band 1; Cross Country 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; In- tramurals 3,4; Vocational 4; Wres- tling 1,2. GREGG ALAN REED: Band 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class officer 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Ex- ploratory Teaching 4; Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Inter- national Thespian Society 3,4; Speech Team 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Wrestling 2. KEVIN DUANE REED: Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Class officer 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; History Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; In- ternational Thespian Society 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Speech Team 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 2. JULIE MARIE REES: Art Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; Foreign Language Club 1,2; History Club 3,4; Norsettes 1,2,3,4; North Star 3; Shield Staff 1,2,3; Stage Band 2; Track 1; Tri Sigma 1,2. JULIE JO RENBARGER: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; His- tory Club 1,2,3,4; N-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nor- settes 2,3; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Tri Sigma 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. FLOYD ALAN RESLER: Drama Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 1; North Star 4. EDWARD JAY RINGEL: FFA 4; Vocational 3,4; Wrestling 2. JANE MARIE RULEY: Choir 1,2,3,4; Exploratory Teaching 4. LAURI ANN SAMONS: Drama Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; Tri Sigma 2,3,4; Vocational 4. MICHAEL TODD SCHULER: Bas- ketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Vocational 3. JOSEPH LEE SCHULTZ: Art Club 1; Intramurals 2,3; Vocational 3,4. LISA KAY SESCO: Art Club 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2; Drama Club 3; FCA 1,2; North Star 3; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Tri Sigma 1,2,3,4; Vocational 4. RANDALL BRIAN SEXTON: Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Vocational 3. TIMOTHY B. SHAFER: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. TRACY RENEE ' SHAMBAUGH: Att Club 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; History Club 3,4; Norsettes 3,4. . MARY CAROL SHAW: Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Nor- settes 1,2,3; Shield Staff 1; Speech Team 1,2,3,4; Vocational 4. DELINDA GAYLE SHEPHERD: Cheerblock 1; Drama Club 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 4; OEA 4; Vocational 4. ERIC WAYNE SINCLAIR: Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,4; Vocational 3,4. RENATA RAE SLISHER: Band 1; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; DRama Club 1,2,3; Exploratory Teaching 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; North Star 4; Shield Staff 1,2,3,4; Tri Sigma 1,2,3, CONNIE SUE SMITH: Tri Sigma 3; Vocational 2,3,4. SCOTT ALLAN SMITH: FFA 2,3,4; Fishing Club 3; Intramurals 4. SHARON ANN SMITH: Art Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Cheerblock 3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Nor- settes 1,2,4; Shield Staff 3. STEFFANY LEIGH SMITH: Cheer- block 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; History Club 4; Mat Maid 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Norsettes 1,2,3,4; Speech Team 1,2. PAMA GAYLE STATON: Band 1,2; FHA 1; Norsettes 1,2,4; Vocational 4. NICOLE MARIE STEFANATOS: Band 1; Drama Club 1,2; Foreign Language Club 4; History Club 4; Shield Staff 3,4; Tri Sigma 4; VICA 3,4; Vocational 3,4. LORI LEE SWEET: Cheerblock 1; Foreign Language Club 1,2; His- tory Club 3,4; Norsettes 1,2,3,4; North Star 3; Shield Staff 1,2; Ski Club 3; Student Council 4; Tri Sigma 2; Vocational 4. THOMAS ERVIN THOMPSON: JULIANNE TIEDE: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; History Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4. RICK ALLEN TRESKA: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Fishing Club 3; Football 1; Intramurals 3; Track 3,4. DANIEL LEE VANDERMARK: Basketball Manager 1; FFA 3; Football 1,3,4; Track 1,2,3. SCOTT VAN METER: Vocational 3,4; Wrestling 2. MELINDA SUE WAGSTAFF: Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Norsettes 3,4; OEA 4; Vocational 4. DE BRA ANN WATKINS: Vocational 4. LESLIE MICHELLE WATSON: Art Club 1; Choir 1,2,3; FHA 1; His- tory Club 4; Shield Staff 3,4; Tri Sigma 1; Vocational 3,4. LARRY ALAN WEITZEL: Basket- ball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; In- tramurals 1,2,3; Vocational 3,4; Wrestling 1. TONI DIANE WILSON: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; History Club 3,4; Track 1; Tri Sigma 1,2,3. CHRISTOPHER CLAUDE WIN- TERROWD: FFA 3; VICA 3; Vocational 3. MARCIA LEE WINTERS: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; History Club 3,4; Student- Council 3,4. CLINTON M. WRISK: FFA 1,2,3,4. LANCE LEE WRISK: FFA 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY WUENSCH: FFA 1,2,3,4. NANCY ANN YENTES; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 3,4; Drama Club 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Shield Staff 2,3,4; Tri Sigma 4. DAVID ALLEN YOCUM: FFA 3. MARILYN KAY YOUNG: Art Club 1,2,3; Choir 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; History Club 4; National Honor Society 4; North Star 3; Speech Team 2,3,4. BRADLEY CARLTON YOUNGER: 114 Senior Directory You ' d Better Get Ready Because . . . ,f LRS5 DF B ■ ERISH ••[■ TQr ,Y mW TOWORROU . . . THIS IS IT !! E. HID ¥m 1 ' I L V l kk %. 1 ' (kv MV M ImH Himn 4 - ■H H I H As the year approached, the seniors began making plans for graduation. They chose a red rose as their class flower and blue and silver were the class colors. They decided upon Cherish yesterday, live today, dream tomorrow, as their motto. On May 16, 1981, 8:00 p.m. approached and the graduates prepared to say good- bye to many friends and faculty. Student speakers were Co- Valedictorians Ken Dawes and Julie Renbarger and John Chown- ing. Cindy Long served as Saluta- torian. Music was provided by the Band and the Choir sang Born to be Free and Beautiful Savior, which featured Betsy Deeter. % Graduation 117 This is the Class of 1982 Despite having SAT ' s on May 2 the Juniors had their prom ready. The theme was ' Keep on Loving You and the band was TRAX . This year the class brought in their own Mors D ' oevres for the sophomores to serve. The class officers were President, Mike Sweet; Vice Presi- dent, Jane Barnett; Secretary, Lynnette Tonovitz; Treasurer, Tammy Thompson. Badgley Babette Barnett Jane Benzinger Jill Bidwell, Beverly Bidwell Janet Bolinger Mark Bone, Lois Borelli Jim }i 0 Frank Brian Gackenheimer, Jeff Goff , Sandy Good, Lonnie Goodpaster Mike Gottschalk Ed Hall, Danita Hammel, Jill Hampton, Jeff Haupert, Scott Hicks, Beth Hobbs, Morgan Hooks, Merkie Hoover, Teresa M ' vj ' e, Dar-r l Hjnt, Debbie •unt, Sheryi jarne-., Scott Jones, Ronnie Kasamis, Doug Keffaber- Tony Knoblock, Pat Kochenour De Krom Jamie Laferney, Tom Lant2, Kristine Lewis, Tina Long, Scott Lorenz, Scott Lowe Bonnie Macaluso, Bob Marsh Sandra McColley, Jerry McBrayer, Bryon Samons, Robbie Shear Debbie Shelter 1 Derrick Shultz Beth Sinclair • Hite Singer Dirk Smith Jay Smith, Kim S. Smith, Kim A. Smithers Myron Snavely ' Lisa Scradii n Connie Squires , Beth Stanley Cindy ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 .. . ' 82 Sweet, Mike Terrel, David Thomson, Tammy Titus, Scott Tonovitz, Lynnette Treska, Beth Trump, Bruce Tucker, IVlary Tudor, Kelly Urschel, Anne 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 ... ' 82 .. . ' 82 This is Tlie Class of 1983 The sophomore class, or The class of 83 participated in many if not all the activities offered at Northfield High School. Kelly Ev- erin was the lone sophomore cheerleader, who made varsity. The sophomores had planned a class roller skating party but it had to be cancelled because not enough ticl ets were sold. The sophomore sponsors were Norma Kitt and Steve Henderson. jTv.- .; r ' ifw Applegate, Dav Baer, Janelle Beals, Brad Beeks, Ron id Benson, Brian Benson, Shelly Bessette David Bone, Michelle 1 Bull, Susan Burnworth, Susan H ' -v Butzin, Veronica Campbell, Connie Cooper, April Corn Sheryl Cox, Bryan Cox, Jerry Daniels, Karen Deeter, Bryan Deeter, Duke The class officers for the Sophomores were; President, Brad Beals; Vice President, Tim Weitzel; Secretary, Janelle Baer; Treasurer, Deanna Driscoll Domin, Teresa Donaldson, Brett Driscoll, Deanna Dyer, Sherri Engeiman, Faye Enser, Mike Ervin, Kelly Ferguson, Luke Frank, Penny Fneden, Diana Gardner, Mike Gautschi, Cindy Gidley, Casey Gifford, Jody Grossman, Rachel Gullett, Ed Guttrich, Gina Guyer, Rhonda Haupert, Bob Haupert, Harland Hawkins, Steve X Sophomores 121 ( V n -51 A 9A to m .A $ § BK gEgt; . A ' ' m B ' Miller Steve Miller, Todd Newcomer, John Nisbet, Dan O ' Dell Julie Ogan, Mandy Orpurt, Michael Overman Shawn Pack, Jeanina Palmer, Richard Parker, Richard Patton Juanita Hayes Lisa Hayslip, Frank Hite Kenny Hively Joyce Hollenback, Clay Hoppes, Cathy Joy Henry Kirtlan Steve Knott Vicki Kunkel, Roger Laferney Tammy Lauer, Mike Linsburg, Scott Long, Laura Mason Jenny Mathis, Betty McCammack, Amanda McNabney Brian McVoy, Susie Miller, John Miller Mitzi Preston, Kimberiy Quillen, Russell Quinn, Kimberiy Risher, Lee Rogers, Paula Schlemmer, Dee Ann Shepherd, Devon Siders, Scott Simpson, Rhonda Smith, Lisa Snyder, Amy Spradlin, Pamela Spradlin, Teresa Spring, Tammy 83 . . . 83 . . . 83 . . . 83 . . . 83 . . ■ oo . ■ . oo 122 Sophomores QJ Stefanato ' ., Ar.rj e Steven;. ' ' Aary Sturgill, Sandra Swihart, Carol Terrel, Felicia Tester, Douci Tisdale, Rick Tucker, Tammy Tyner, Trisha Ward, Cathy Warford, Denise Weitzel, Timothy Weiler, Rae Jean Wendt, Clark White, Lori Wilson, Lori Wilson, Mara Wolfrum, Stacie Womack, Kevin Wnsk, Amanda Wuensch, Timothy Yentes, James Yocum, Roberta Sophomores look over the c ' ass selection 1 _ .. -- ' o3 . . . 83 . . . 83 . . . 83 83 . . . 83 . . . 83 SoDhomores 123 This is The Class of 1984 The freshmen class had a great first year in high school. Andrew Drook was the President; Tricia Hug, Vice-President; Carol Christie, Secretary; and Todd Shear, Treasurer. Student Council representatives were Janet Allen and Brian Reed. Under the able leadership of these people, the class enjoyed their annual party on May 17. Allen Janet Arrick Brett Bessette Tammie Bidwell Brenda m Davis Stephanie Dillon, Jeff Dillon, Kimberly Dock, Mike Drook, Andy Dunphy, Cameala Eads Tadd Eads, Troy Eltzroth, Meredith Eltzroth, Rebbecca Farmer, Melissa Fearnow, Shelly Ferguson, Tracy Gamsby, Riley Gibson, Joy Goodpaster, Debora ' Grandstaff, Julie Halderman, Howard lilly Hall Donna Hapner Paula 124 Freshmen  ' ' . ,y , , ' K TT ' j Har e , Dai-riri Hashbarger, Lisa Hav kin-., Leme Hel ' ey, Angit Hosier. Mart Hug, Ti-icia Johnson Chris Jones, Clayton Keffaber, Todd Keppel, Jon Kerr, Angela King, Raymond Kitchen, Mark Laferney, Brenda Laferney Bryan Lantz, Pete Leach, Randy Lewis, Robert Lindzy, Andy Losher Jeff Lucas, Fred Mabee, William Mason, David McCammack, Kelly Meek, Chester Meyer Tina Miller, Barb Milter Sheryl Murray, Angela Needham, Trina Ogan, Karin Owen, Martha Parker, Rosalee Payne, Steven Pepple Paula Petitt Randy Pressler Deborah Rate J Reed Bryan Reed Jay Rees Mike Resler Brenda Ringel Craig Ross Shelly Schaaf James Schultz, Karen Shear Todd Shelton Adrena Slee Todd Smith, Kathy Snyder, Jackie ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 .. . ' 84 Squires, Amy Staton, Herman Stellar, Brian Stevens, Donny Strange Joe Sturgill Soma Swango Michael Tackett Lisa Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Knsti Thompson Tom Townsend Diana Tudor William Wall Oemse Warnock Kevin Weesner, Sally Weitzel Diane Wilson Angela Students not pictured in the al- bum are: back row-Gary Hap- ner, Cathy Hunt, Kris Hobbs: front row-Meldoy Coe Lisa Snapp, Shelly Gamsby, Valerie Wilcox. Wilson, Eric Womack Chauncey Woodward, Kathy Woodward, Kris Working, Kenneth ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 ... ' 84 .. . ' 84 126 Freshmen This is The class of 1985 Class officers were president Chris Gifford, vice-president, Tammy Smith; secretary, Ronda Tucker; treasurer, Jenny Kram- mer. Our class party was held on April 16. Only about 40 people at- tended. The party was held in the cafeteria and gym where we danced and played volleyball and basketball. We had pop, potato chips, candy and gum for refresh- ments. Adams, Lone Alexander Richar Anderson, Tracy Baber, Michael Baer, Steven Baker Jim Bennett, Barbara Benson, Kelly Benzinger Brent liehl. Jeffery Bingaman, Robin Chambers, Tammy Christie, Linda Coe, Melinda Culbertson, Wendy Dangerfield, Steven Daniels, Kellie Davidson, Mary Deeter, David Draper, Jeannme Dyson, Amy Dyson, Karen Dyson, Lynette Eakright, Becky Easterday, Jem Elliott, Mike Eltzroth, Clary Fields, James Flott, Daniel Gidley, Mikki Gifford, Christian Glasspoole, Laquita a i 3.ofija? Good Connie Gottschalk Lori Gray Ricky Grey Chnstoph Hall Richard Hall Rodney Haupert, Jon Haupert, Stephanie Hembree Doyle Herron Danny Hicks Pamela Holmes David Honeycutt George Honeycutt Vaughn Hoover Tracy Hudnell Jason Hug, Trina Hunt Jerry Keaffaber Jodi Keffaber Timothy Kelly Karl a m. 9 Miller, Tom Mofford, Jena Monce, Andrew Myers, Patrick Meal, Thomas Neskov, Jeff Newcomer, Evelyn Newcomer, Evelyn Norns, Jess Norwood, Jeffery Palmer, Donald Parke, Terry Pasko John Pfanstiel Wendy Pr.Mer Jill ' 85 ... ' 85 ... ' 85 ... ' 85 ... ' 85 ... ' 85 .. . ' 85 123 Eighth Wallen, Maria Watson, Darcia Williams, Michael Wrisl , Sandy Wycuff Rozella Wysong Kristina •- ' ■:% Tor-r. -■--ihard Ra ' -i ' Jy %4narO Rocin ReaharO Scof. f ' gei Karen ohr Tammy SamofT; John Schlemmer ' lary Sesco Kitty Smith Larry Smith Randall Smith Robert Smith Tamara Snavely, Nancy Straw Melinda Strong Evelyn Swihart, Paula Thomson Shelly Tucker Ronda VanPetten, Jay Students not pictured in the album are: back row, Brian McClure, William Lyons; front row Debra G ' av Christie RobetS- 85 . . . 85 . . . 85 . . . 85 . . . 85 . . . 85 . . . 85 This is Thie Class of 1986 Seventh graders chose for their officers: Andrew Pettit, President; Vince Aviles, Vice-President: Tim Woodward, Treasurer- Tammy Woodward, Secretary. Their repre- sentatives on the Student Council were Shaun Knee and David Zin- smeister. A class party was en- joyed on May 7 with games and dancing. A variety of snacks were available for refreshments. Adams Melissa Agness Lance Alexander Therese Anderson Rhonda Aviles Vince Baber Lynn Baker Jeff Ballschmidt, Jimmy Cole Troy Conley Steve Cooley, Dennis Day, Kris Daughtery, Kristi Davidson Teresa DeBoard Melissa Donaldson, Burdette Drook Dee Eads Scott Eakright Dean Early, Layne Elliott Kelly Elzroth Candy Fearnow Jamie Ferrell Tony Fleck, Scott Frehse, Marcia Frehse Monica Fneden Marylyn Friedersdorf Troy f fa ft ' 9 Galley, Jeff Gacringer, ' -jr, ' :rrr,p, Ooo ' Jpait? ' ' , Grey Gottschalk, Brian Hall, Rita Hall, Willi ' ; Haprier, Pe ' jgy -. tA ' - -? Orpurt, Kevin Pavey, Kevin Penix, Marie Powell, James Pulley, Michelle Purdy, Janet Rate, Jerri ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . 86 . . . 86 Reed, Alison Richardson, Candi Robbins, Trisha Ross, Sondra Sandburg, Shelly Schlemrtier, Joele Schultz, John Sesco, Ginny Silva, Fred Simpson, Christina Slee, Kim Smith, Scott Smith, William Snapp, Jimmy Spradlin, Tina Staton, Michelle Stevens, Rick Stouffer, Rita Strong, Teresa Tester, Danny Tipple, Todd Trantum, Lori Vigar, Troy Wall, David Wallen, Lisa Walters, Gary Waymire, John Webb, Debbie Weitzel, Eric Woodward, Tammy Wodward, Tim Wuensch, Tommy Wysong, Scott Yocum, Caria Younger, Perry • aan.? Students not pictured in the album are Scott Kramer, and Mike Grishan 86 . . . 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 . . . ' 86 132 Seventh BUS DRIVERS M S D Bus Drivers front row (L to R): Linda Neal, Nancy Slee and Wilma Baer Back row (L to R) Ben Deeter, and Gary Wilson MS D, Bus Drivers (L to R): Gary Dawson Monica Curless Emma Lou Rice Carol Krom, JoAnn Corn Wanda Allen J.P. Schuler and Jim Gottschalk, -Itj _ «£ : 7 his is itf COMMUNITY Looking Ahead . . . Ads Ads Ads 136 138 140 137 Ads Ads Ads 139 141 Ads Ads 142 144 143 Ads ,.Ads 145 Ads Ads 146 148 147 Ads Ads 149 Ads Index 150 152 151 ndex ndex 153 Index 154 155 National S oeech OEA Closing 156 157 C osing Closing 158 159 Yea book Staff 1 .160 Through elementary school, stu- dents took pride in his or her school whether it was Lagro, Metro North, Roann, or Urbana. But at seventh grade level, the four schools combine into one, transferring their pride to North- field. Our community experienced a new change when the construc- tion of Sharp Creek elementary combined the old Lagro and Ur- bana schools. The Wabash area has a variety of schools as does it have merchants. The yearbook staff wishes to thank all of the sponsors who have helped make this years edition of the Shield possible. We hope that you will please patronize our advertisers and remember, THIS IS IT! 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Index ADMINISTRATION Miller, Tom 52, 95 Neale, Bill 52, 95 Kaltenmark, Jim 27, 67, 95 Kasamis, Ed Dr 94 McKee, Dave 94 Wade, Lawrence 94 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Ahlfeld, Kraig 94 Compton, David 94 Ridgeway, Marvin 94 Sparling Ronald 94 Squires Fred 94 STAFF Arnold, Eloise 76 Harris, Sharon 95 Hollenback, Colleen 78 Miller, Judy 95 Yentes, Louise 95 FACULTY Alexander Don 33 85 Behgtel, Joan 23 76 Bickel, Barbara 23 52, 54 55, 86 Bremer, Nancy 31, 85 Brier John 51, 82 Busch, Georgia 81 Cartwright, Susan 82 Christie, Harold 83 Clark, Mary 86 Clark Ronald 84 Coppler Mark 26 42 80 Desper Steve 32 33 36 42 83 Dundore Lucy 22, 34 35 83 Fuschetto, Rocco 56 78 Garber, Lana 53, 79 Gray Suzanne 45 46 56 78 Griffith, Fred 42 43 84 Harts, Lonny 42 61, 73, 77 Henderson, Stephen 12, 89 Hite, Jane Ann 76 Hunt, Darlene 67, 86 Jackson, Paul 77 Kitt, Norma 59, 89, 160 Landes, Linda 87 Mast, Marvm 42, 82 McCandless, Lillian 45, 81 Miller, Charles 40, 44, 67, 79 Miller, John 85 MotTett, Monte 42, 84 Norman, Kenneth 73, 83 Owens, Susan 78 Retry, Margaret 50, 85 Price, Rex 84 Shonkwiler, Jean 30, 34, 35, 38, 80 Stokes, Sam 22, 70, 89, 90, 91 Sweet, Gary 61, 73, 77 Trump, Ross 22, 72, 89 Unger, Randy 33, 80 Waggoner, Lottie 38, 58, 86 Walker, Dennis 10, 39, 42, 47, 82 Weekley, Jack 77 Winegardner, Craig 26, 27, 40, 41, 84 COOKS and JANITORS Carr, Joann 152 Pritchard, Cecile 152 Rhoades, Judy 152 Singer, Sharon 152 Stoffer, Marjone 152 Tackett, Betty 152 Titus, Mary Louise 152 Vrooman, Carolyn 152 Adams, Lone 72, 127 Adams, Melissa 66, 72, 73, 130 Agness, Lance 43, 44, 47, 72, 73, 130 Alexander, Michele 60, 62, 67, 86 Alexander, Richard 59, 72, 73, 127 Alexander, Therese 45, 72, 73, 130 Allen Janet 31, 35, 52, 61, 124 Allen, Lisa 30, 31, 34, 57, 61, 66, 96 Allman, Brian 96 Anderson, Rhonda 73, 130 Anderson, Tracy 66, 68, 72, 127 Applegate, Belinda 96 Applegate David 61, 88, 121 Arnck, Brett 26, 124 Ault, David 58, 59, 96 Aviles Vincent 44, 47, 72 130 Azbell Rodney 96 Baber, Lynn 43, 46, 130, 156 Baber Michael 47, 127 Badgley, Babette 60, 118 Baer, Janelle 11, 12, 88, 121 Baer, Steven 43, 73, 127 Baker, Jeffrey 73, 130 Baker Jim 127 Ballschmidt, Jimmy 43, 130 Barnett, Jane 50, 55, 59, 61, 67, 71, 91, 118 Bartrum, Mike Batts, Sheryl Beals, Bradley 61, 121 Beals, Linda 65, 97 Bechtold, Angela 66, 72, 73, 130 Beeks, Jennifer 72, 73, 130 Beeks, Ronald 42, 121 Beeks, Thomas 72, 73, 130 Bennett, Barbara 72, 127 Benson, Brian 39, 42, 121 Benson, Kelly 45, 72, 127 Benson, Michelle 121 Benson, Wendy 45, 66, 72, 130 Benzinger, Brent 43, 44, 72, 127 Benzinger, Jill 38, 61, 118 Berkshire, Terry 43, 73 Bessette, David 42, 63, 121 Bessette, Tammie 88, 124, 158 Bessette, Teresa 97 Bidwell, Beverly 60, 63, 118 Bidwell, Brenda 124 Bidwell, Janet 61, 88, 118 Bidwell, Jean Ann 56, 59, 67, 97, 155, 159 Biehl, Jeffery 43, 44, 72, 73, 127 Bingaman, Robin 45, 72, 127 Bitzell, Teresa 124 Blanke, Lori 55, 60, 88 91, 124 Boggs, Sharon 72, 73, 127 Bolen, Randall 72, 127 Bolin, Betty 97 Bolinger, Kathy 45, 72, 73, 130 Bolinger, Mark 36, 53, 118 Bone, Gary 43, 44, 73, 127 Bone, Lois 60, 118 Bone, Michelle 50, 71, 121 Borelli, Anthony 64, 118 Boring, Bobby 88, 124 Bowman, Jay 44, 47, 52, 59, 127 Bowman, Teresa 60, 90, 91, 124 Boyer, Brian 42, 50, 118 Boyll, Anita 66, 72, 73, 130 Brainard, Jay 61, 121 Bricker, James 26, 33, 36, 124 Bncker, Kelly 50, 66, 69, 79, 97 Brock, Deborah 97 Brodbeck, Lisa 51, 53, 56, 59, 66, 67, 69, 90, 91, 118 Brunot, Doug 36, 124 Brunot, Greg 37, 50, 111 Buchtel, Marlene 38 Bull, Katherine 72, 127 Bull, Susan 38, 55, 56, 66, 88, 121 Burgess, Todd 61, 62, 118 Burnsworth, Joe 127 Burnworth, Susan 38, 81, 88 121 Busch, Mike 36 Butzin, Kelley 50 81 120 Butzin, Veronica 50, 88, 121 Carroll, Tina 72, 127 Calaway, Lori 88, 124 Callaway, Phillip 61, 118 Cameron, Ron 28, 42, 64, 97 Campbell Connie 88, 121 Carr, Daria 5 18, 19 30, 50 53 55, 66, 67, 79, 97, 111 Carr, Maria 18, 30, 50, 53, 66, 67, 90, 91, 97, 111 Carver, Cindy 50, 62, 88, 98 Case, Dennis 127 Case, Renee 72, 130 Cham, Larry 42, 64, 118 Cham, Michele 127 Chamberlain, Brian 42, 118 Chamberlain, Todd 43, 73 130 Chambers, Amy 43, 46, 73, 130 Chambers, Tammy 127 Chittick, Michelle 64, 62 Chowning, John 26, 27, 42, 50, 53, 54, 67, 88, 98 Christie, Carol 12, 50 56, 124 Christie, Linda 46, 72, 127 Christman, Julie 23, 43 45 46 72, 73, 130 Christman, Lynn 124 Clark, Amy 50, 61, 65 98 Clark, Jeffrey 118 Clark, Keith 26, 27, 37 42 50 98 Clark, Lana 118 Clay, Jimmy 64, 118 120 Clay, Varnell 37, 40 98 Click, Leonard 61, 118 Clifton, Tammy 68, 88, 124 Clonts, Bryan 44, 72 73 130 Clonts, Sue 88, 91, 124 Clupper, Annette 118 Coe, Melinda 127 Coe, Melody 126 Cohen Matthew 43 44 47 72, 130 Cole Brad 40 Cole, Troy 47 72 73 130 Collins, Cathryn 88 Collins, Teresa 98 Conle , Steve 43, 72 73 130 Cooley, Dennis 72, 73, 130 Cooper, April 88 121 Cooper, Jeffery 61 62, 98 Cooper, Scott 118 Cooper, Valerie 98 118 Corn, David 111 Corn, Sheryl 121 Cox, Bryan 121 Cox, Jerry 121 Culbertson, Wendy 72 127 Dangerfield Steven 127 Daniel, Albro 56 61 124 Daniels, Karen 88, 121 Daniels Kellie 43 45 46 72 127 Daniels, Kim 98 Daugherty Knsti 43 45 46 72 73 130 Davidson Mary 127 Davidson Teresa 45 46 72 130 Davis Bradley 42 64 99 Davis, Stephanie 50 56 124 Dawes Ken 26, 27 33 40 50 52, 53, 67, 99 Day, Kris 72, 130 Deboard, Melissa 46 72 73 130 Deeter, Bryan 21 33 40 61 121 Deeter, Cathy 30 50 52 58 66 67, 91 99, 111 Deeter David 44 47 127 Deeter, Douglas 8 21 33 40 61, 121 Deeter, Elizabeth 23 30 31 34 35, 38 50 52 53 88 99 Dellamarggio Dawn 50 67 88 118 Dilling, Pamela 5, 50, 61, 88 118 Dillon Jeffery 124 Dillon, Kimberly 124 Dock, Jackie 99 Dock Mike 26 33 39 88 124 Domin Teresa 50 56 59 70 121 Domingez Ale 88 Donaldson Brett 21 32 121 Donaldson Burdette 47 130 Draper Douglas 61 118 Draper Jeannine 39 43 45 46 127 Draper Jennifer 34 35 38 53 59 67 79 91 99 159 Draper Lisa 63 118 Driscoll Deanna 12 SS 121 Drook Andrews 39 50 52 124 Drook Deann 66 72 73 130 Dunfee, Cindy 97 Dunphy Cameala 88 124 Dunphy Vern US Dyer Ricky 23 Dyer, Sherri 88 121 Dyson, Amy 72 127 Dyson, Karen 72 127 Dyson, Lynette 66 72 127 Dyson, Troy 27 32 39 61 IIS Eads Ronald 44 72 73 130 Eads Tadd 61 124 Eads Troy 61 124 Eakright Becky 72 73 127 Eakright Dean 72, 130 Early, Kenton 43 44 47 72 130 Easterday Jerri 127 Eilts, Karen 52 58, 59 99 Elliott, Kelly 43 45 46 59 72 73 130 Elliott, Lisa 100 Elliott, Mike 44, 127 Eltzroth, Candy 45, 72, 73 130 Eltzroth, Clary 43 44 47 72 73, 127 Eltzroth, Meredith 10 124 Eltzroth, Rebbecca 38, 124 Eltzroth, Roger 42, 100 Engelman Faye 52, 56 59, 71 88, 121 Enser Michael 42, 121 158 Ervin Kelly 52 66, 69 121 Farmer, Dana 88, 118 Farmer, Melissa 124 Fearnow, Jamie 72, 130 Fearnow, Kimberly 61 88 118 Fearnow Shelly 88 124 Ferguson Autie 121 Ferguson, Tracy 56. 88 124 Ferrell, Anthony 73, 130 Fields, James 127 Fleck, Scott 72 130 Flott, Daniel 47 127 Flott Robert 29 39 56 59 100 Forrester, Melissa 50 53 59 79 91, 100 160 Foster, Kathleen 65 91 100 Francis, Sally 38, 50 53 54 55 59 91, 118 Frank, Bryan 118 Frank, Penelope 60, 81 88 121 Frehse Marcia 66 72 130 156 Frehse, Monica 66, 72 130 156 Frehse Teresa 18, 19 59 67 88, 91, 100 Frieden Brad 39 100 Frieden, Diana 88, 121. 158 Frieden Marilyn 72, 130 Friedersdorf, Troy 43 44, 47 72 130 Gackenheimer Jeffery 12, 39 54 55 90, 91 118 Galley, Jeffery 43, 44 47 72 73 131 Gamsby, Rachelle 59, 88 126 Gamsby, Riley 61, 124 Gardner, Mike 32, 61, 121 Garringer, Sherman 73, 131 Gautschi, Cynthia 90, 91, 121 Gibson. Joy 88, 124 Gidley, Casey 61, 121 Gidley, Mikki 43, 66, 72, 127 Gifford, Chris 43, 44, 47, 52, 59 72, 73, 127 Gifford, Jodean 31 38 50 59 70, 91, 121 Glasspoole, Laquita 72 127 Goff, Sandy 50, 51, 52 53, 56, 71, 118. 157 Good, Connie 72, 128 The cooks were Row 1: Joann Carr, Marjorie Stoffer, Lucille Byers, Row 2: Cecile Pritchard Judy Rhoades, Mary Loise Titus Sharon Singer, Betty Tackett, Carolyn Vrooman. 152 Index Good Lonnie 118 Goodpaster Charles 63 118 Goodpaster Deborah 88 124 Goodpaster, Gregory 131 Gottschalk, Brian 47, 73 131 Gottschalk, Ed 8, 33 61 118 Gottschalk, Lon 66, 72 128 Grandstaff Julie 12 88 91, 124 Gray Debra 129 Gray Ricky 128 Grey Christopher 44 128 Grey, Michele 8, 55 56 59 60 100 Griffey Rickey 59 61 100 Grisham, Brian Gnsham Laurie 121 Grisham Mike 132 Grossman, Rachel 52 59, 61 70, 90, 91 121 Gullett Paul 27 42, 61 121 Guttrich, Gina 56, 91, 121 Guttrich, Lynn 90, 91 101 Guyer, Rhonda 60 121 Halderman Howard 26 33 39 88 124 Hall Billy 124 Hall Danita 73 118 Hall Donna 124 Hall, Richard 43 73 128 Hall Rita 131 Hall Rodney 43 44 47 128 Hall Willie 73, 131 Hammel, Jill 58, 67 71 91 118 158 Hampton Jeffrey 118 Hampton, Tammara 101 Hapner, Gary 61 126 Hapner, Paula 59, 88, 91, 124 Hapner, Peggy 43, 46 66 72, 131 Harrell Terry 44, 47, 73 131, 156 Harrell Tracy 45, 46, 66 72, 73 131, 156 Harris, Carrie 58, 59 101 Harris, Frank 42, 101 Harris Joseph 101 Harris, Larry 26, 27 40 42 101 Harvey Damn 124 Hashbarger Lisa 60 91 124 Hashbarger Teresa 59 67, 101 159 Haupert Harland 39 42 54 61 90 121 Haupert, Jon 72, 73 128 Haupert, Robert 88, 121 Haupert, Scott 118 Haupert, Stephanie 45, 72, 128 Hawkins, Leslie 30, 35, 38, 124 Hawkins Stephen 121 Hayes Lisa 12 122 Hayshp Frank 122 Helvey Angela 31 35 38 56 124 Hembree Doyle 44 73 128 Hendry Dawn 43 45 46 72 131 Herron Danny 43 44 47 128 Hicks Mary 5 70 81 118 Hicks Pamela 59 66 72 128 Higgley Bobbi 101 Hipsher Kari 66, 68 72 131 Hipsher Scott 8 33 52 101 Hite Kenny fal 88 122 Hively Joyce 34 81 88 122 Hobbs Carmelita 122 Hobbs Christine 122 Hobbs Knstma 126 Hobbs, Morgan 118 Hollenback Clayton 32 40 56 122 Holmes David 37 43 44 128 Holmes, James 26 27 37 65 102 Honeycutt, George 128 Honeycutt Lawrence 102 Honeycutt Vaughn 47, 128 Hooks Merkie 63, 118 Hooks Zora Hoover Dixie 8, 65 102 Hoover Teresa 20 59 61 71 91 118 Hoover Tracy 45 72, 128 Hoppes, Cathy 61 88, 122 Hosier, Marthlene 125 Hosier, William 119 Houlihan, Bobby 64 House Darryl 119 Hudnell, Jason 128 Hug Patricia 31 35, 38, 56 91 124, 125 Hug Trina 66 68 72 128 Hunt, Cathy 126 Hunt, Debbie 81 119 Hunt Jerry 73 128 Hunt Ronnie 119 Hunt Sheryl 119 James, Jennie James, Scott 50, 119 Johnson, Christoph 26, 33 36 125 Johnson, Johnny 26, 27, 33, 40 102 Jones, Clayton 88, 125 Jones Ronnie 119 Joy Henry 32 40 88 122 Joy Rebekah 62, 66 88, 102 Joy Terry 44 72 131 Karns Daniel 47 131 Kasamis Doug 12 37 42 88. 119 Keaffaber Brian 47 131 Keaffaber Jodi 45 66 72 128 Keffaber. Timothy 47 72 73 87, 128 Keffaber Todd 26 33 39 88 125 Keffaber Tony 33 39 61 119 Kelley Karl 43, 72 128 Kelly Kyle 8, 29, 37, 39, 102 Keppel Jon 91 125 Kerr Angela 125 Kerr Christopher 43, 44, 59, 73, 131 Kerr Shiela 68 72 131 King, Angie 65, 102 King Anthony 43 128 King Raymond 125 Kinsey Brian 44 131 Kirtlan Stanley 12 28 36 42, 50 54 55 61 88 91 102, 111 Kirtlan Steven 29, 37, 39, 61, 122 Kitchen, Linda 22 30, 34, 53, 67 79 90 91 102 Kitchen, Mark 33, 90, 91, 125 Kline, Keith 43, 47, 128 Kline, Todd 40, 42, 103 Kniesly Bart Knee Shaun 43, 44, 47 72 73 130 131 Knoblock Pat 36 42 119 Knott Vicki 60 88 122 Kochenour Dennis 119 Kramer, Jennifer 45, 72, 87 127 128 Kramer Rita 62 103 Kramer Robert 43 72 132 Krom, James 37 53 119 Krom Mark 43 44 128 Krom, Mark E. Krom Todd 103 Kunkel Elizabeth 43, 46 73, 131 156 Kunkel Roger 29, 39 122 LaFerney Brenda 125 LaFerney Bryan 125 LaFerny James 119 LaFerney Tamara 122 Lantz Kristine 119 Lantz, Pete 125 Lauer Debbie 43, 45, 46, 66, 72, 73 131 Lauer Micheal 61, 88, 122 Lawrence Jeffrey 26 27, 42, 64 103 Leach Randy 26 125 Lehman, Steven 47, 128 Leisure, Steven 28, 42, 88, 103 Lewis, David 44, 128 Lewis, Paula 43, 72, 73, 131 Lewis, Randy 125 Lewis, Tina 119 Lindzy, Andrew 125 Lindzy, Tara 59, 62, 67, 103 Linsburg, Scott 122 Logan, Scott 103 Long, Cynthia 103 Long, Laura 56, 66, 122 Long, Lori 53, 56, 59, 60, 103 Long, Skyler 72, 73, 131 Long, Scott 42, 61, 64, 119 Long Stephanie 66 72, 128 Lorenz, Scott 119 Losher, Jeffrey 125 Lowe, Veronica 88 119 Lucas, Fred 88, 125 Lycan, Sue 131 Lyons, Chris 43, 44, 47, 72, 73, 87, 131 Lyons, William 47, 72, 129 Lyons, Patrica 43, 72, 131 Lutz, Julie 43, 45, 46, 131 Mabee, Tammy 45, 72, 73, 131 Mabee, William 26, 39, 125 McBrayer, Byron 37, 50, 119 MacAluso, Robert 42, 119 McCammack, Amanda 38, 50, 59, 71 122 McCammack Kelly 56, 68, 88, 125 McClure Brian 72, 73, 129 McColley Jerry 64, 119 McCoy, Barb 122 McDonald, David 43 128 McKee, Brent 43, 44, 47, 72, 131 McKee, Jennifer 128 McKee, Keith 50, 58, 104 McKilhp, Amy 12, 50, 51, 53, 55, 56, 66, 91, 104 McKillip, Kevin 44, 128 McKillip, Mina 88, 91, 119 McLaughlin, Lisa 45, 72, 73, 131 McLean, Christopher 104 McLean, Joel 72, 73, 128 McNabney, Brian 61, 91, 122 McVoy, Susie 67, 122 Maia, Renato 104 Marshall Mike 131 Mason, David 11, 12, 55, 88, 125 Mason, Jenny 56, 59, 66, 67, 81, 88, 121 Mathis, Betty 122 Meek, Chester 125 Mettler, Jody 43, 45, 46, 72, 128 Metz, Greg 12, 36, 90, 91, 119 Metz, Leigh 46, 72, 128 Metz, Trisha 53, 58, 59, 67, 79, 104 Metzger, Danny 26, 27, 28, 37, 42, 104 Meyer, Mark 61, 119 Meyer, Melissa 45, 73, 131 Meyer, Scott 43, 44, 47, 72, 128 Meyer, Teresa 43, 45, 46, 72, 131, 156 Meyer, Tina 8, 50, 91, 125 Miller, Andrew 131 Miller, Angela 43, 45, 46, 66, 72, 73 131 Miller Barbara 125 Miller, Cynthia 122 Miller, Dana 43, 131 Miller, Debbie 50, 104 Miller, Edward 27, 42, 50 119 Miller, Gary 33, 39, 104 Miller, Glenda 72, 128 Miller, James 73, 128 Miller, John 42, 122 Miller, Michelle 62, 71, 104 Miller, Mitzi 88, 122 Miller, Sheryl 125 Miller, Steve 10, 21, 91, 122 Miller, Timothy 43, 44, 47 73 131 Miller Todd 27 32 39, 40 61 67 122 Miller Tom 72, 73, 128 Miller, William 29, 39, 105 Minniear John 44, 47, 72 73 131 Mofford Jena 72, 128 Millabashy, Alia 47, 72, 131 Monce Andrew 44, 128 Moore, Barbara 128 Moore, Dene 88, 105 Murray, Angela 70, 125 Myers, Patrick 128 Neal, Chris 44, 72, 131 Neal, Thomas 43, 44, 128 Nelson, David 64, 105 Needham, Trina 125 Neskov, Jeff 44, 72, 128 Newcomer, Evelyn 72, 128 Newcomer, John 122 Newcomer, Donna 21, 88, 105 Newsome, Rhonda 73, 131 Nisbet, Dan 122 Nisbet, Dorothy 50, 59, 60, 88, 105 Nixon, Angelita 59, 72, 73, 131 Norris, Jess 43, 128 Nordman, Ronald 119 Norman, Brian 37, 65, 105 Norman, Danette 65, 66, 69, 88, 91, 105, 156 Norwood, Diane 50, 105 Norwood, Jeffery 72, 128 Norwood, Sam 119 Novak, Sue 59, 72, 73, 87, 131 Dates, John 43, 47, 72, 131 Gates, Kimberly 34, 35, 38, 50, 58, 59, 105 O ' Dell, Julie 66, 122 Ogan, Karin 55, 56, 68, 88, 125 Ogan, Mandy 31, 35, 38, 50, 52, 66, 122 Ohmart, Marjorie 131 Olmstead, David 27, 33, 40, 41, 50, 119 Orpurt, Michael 40, 122 Orpurt, Kevin 43, 44, 73, 131 Overman, Shawn 88, 122 Owen, Martha 125 Pack, Jeanina 54, 56, 59, 70, 88, 122 Palmer, Cheryl 106 Palmer, Donald 47, 72, 73, 128 Palmer, Richard 61, 122 Parke, Terry 43, 73, 128 Parker, Richard 122 4 ■JLk Parker, Rosalee 125 Pasko, John 72, 128 Patton, Juanita 81, 88, 122 Patton, Julie 106 Patton, Scott 42, 119 Pavey, Danny 40, 122 Pavey, Kevin 43, 44, 72, 131 Payne, Steven 125 Pefley, Susan 21, 55, 66, 67, 69, 88, 91 119, 157 Penix, Mane 72, 73, 131 Pepple, Paula 91, 125 Perkins, Kevin 119 Petitt, Andrew 43, 44 47 73 130 Petitt Randy 26, 37 39, 125 Pfanstiel Wendy 45 46, 59, 66, 72 128 Phillips, Debra 81 88, 122 Powell, Howie 37, 119 Powell, James 72, 131 Powell, William 119 Phillips, Kelli 56, 71, 91, 122 Prater, Jill 45, 46, 72, 128 Prater, Jeff 61, 90, 91 122 Pressler Deborah 125 Preston, Kimberly 88, 122 Price Tom 129 Pulley Michelle 131 Purdy Janet 131 Quillen, Russell 42 122 Quinn Kimberly 61 70 91 122 Rate Jerri 45, 46, 59 72, 73 131 Rate Jill 35, 38, 55 56 88 125 Rate, Julie 56, 120 Reahard Angela 71 91 119 Reahard Kristie 61 119 Reahard Randy 73 129 Reahard Ricky 8 42 106 Reahard Rodney 129 Reahard, Scott 72, 73 129 Reed Alyson 66, 68 72 87 132 Reed, Bryan 26 33 40 52 56 57 124, 125 Reed, Chris 8 58, 81 119 Reed Gregg 12, 26, 27 28 40 42 54 55 79 88 90 91 106, 155 156 Reed, Jay 26, 33 125 Reed, Kevin 12, 21, 26 27 28 39, 42 50, 53, 54 55 88 90 91 156 Reed, Rhonda 11 50 51 53 56 66, 67 91, 119 Rees, Julie 59 71 106 Rees, Mike 26, 33, 36 125 The janitors vjern Russ Single- ton, Ted Robertson Mary Bre- Renbarger Julie 18, 30 31 50 53, 59 66, 67, 106 111 159 Resler, Brenda 125 Resler, Floyd 54, 55, 58, 106 Rhoades, Rodney 72, 129 Rice, Laurie 20, 30 31, 34 67 119, 157 Richardson, Candi 66 72 73, 132 Richardson Jeffrey 27 42 91 119 Ringel Craig 61, 125 Ringel Edward 64 106 Ringel Karen 66 68 72 129 Ringel, Robert Risher, Lee 12, 21 61 88 122 Robbins, Tricia 72 73 132 Roberts, Christine 46 72 129 Rogers Paula 21 31 35 38 50 56, 66 122 Rohr, Tammy 43 45 46 62 129 Ross, Shelley 125 Ross Sondra 132 Ruley Jane 23 88 Samons John 43, 44, 47 129 Samons Lauri 60, 67 107 Samons Robbie 37 42, 119 Sandberg, Shelly 72 132 Schaaf James 125 Schlemmer Dee Ann 4 61 38 122 Schlemmer Joele 43 66 72 73 132 Schlemmer Mary 129 Schuler Mike 61 107 Schultz Joe 107 Schultz John 132 Schultz, Karen 60 125 Sesco, Kitty 72, 129 Sesco, Lisa 65, 107 Sesco Virginia 72, 132 Sexton Randall 40, 41, 107 Shafer Timothy 23 26 26 33 39 107 159 Shambaugh Trac 50 70 71 91 107 Shaw Mar 12 55 65 SS °1 107 156 Shear Debbie 11 20 31 34 52 67 90 91 119 Shear Todd 26 33 40 91 124 125 Shelton Adrena 88 125 Shelton Derrick 63 119 Shepherd Delinda 53 56 59 60 108 Shepherd Devon 88 122 Shultz, Beth 119 Siders, Scott 42 61, 122 Silva, Fredrick 43, 44, 132 Simpson, Christina 72, 132 Simpson Rhonda 56 88 122 Sinclair Hite 42 88 119 Sinclair Eric 27 29 42 108 Singer Dirk 29 39 53 119 Slee Kimberly 72 132 Slee, Todd 125 Slisher Renata 23 58 59 60 108 Smith Connie 23 Smith Jay 27 37 54 56 88 119 Smith, Kathy 60 88 125 Smith, Kim A 54 119 Smith Kim 5 54 55 56 71 88 119 Smith Larry 44 47 73 129 Smith Lisa 8 21 22 31 35 38 50, 66 122 Smith Randall 72 129 Smith Robert 44 47 72 73 129 Smith Scot 72, 73 132 Smith Scott 42 61 108 Smith Sharon 18 55 65 70 108 Smith Steffany 18, 50 53 54 55, 70 108, 157, 159 Smith, Tamara 43, 45, 46 59 72, 127, 129 Smith, Robbie 26 Smith, William 73, 132 Smithers, Myron 63, 119 Snapp, James 72, 87, 132 Snapp, Lisa 88, 126 Snavely, Lisa 50, 51, 53, 56, 66 67, 69, 91, 119, 157 Snavely, Nancy 45, 46, 72, 129 Snyder, Amy 122 Snyder, Jacquelin 125 Snyder, Keith 61, 120 Spradlin, Connie 58, 119 Spradlin, Pamela 122 Spradlin, Teresa 60, 67 81, 88, 122 Spradlin, Tina 132 Spring, Tammy 55, 122 Squires, Amy 35 38 50 55, 56 88 90 91, 126 Squires Beth 50, 54, 55, 59 67 88, 91 119 159, 160 Stanley, Cindy 50, 53 56, 67 70 71, 90, 91, 119 Staton, Herman 26, 37 40 126 Staton, Michelle 72 73, 132 Staton Pama 65, 70, 71 108 Stefanatos Andrew 27 42 123 Stefanatos, Nicole 56 59, 62, 67, 108 159, 160 Stellar, Brian 126 Stevens, Donny 61, 126 Stevens, Mary 21 38, 59, 66, 88, 123 Stevens Richard 44, 47, 72, 73 132 StoufTer, Rita 72, 73 132 Strange, Joe 126 Straw, Melinda 43, 45, 46, 72, 73, 129 Strong, Evelyn 43, 46, 72 129 Strong, Teresa 43, 132 Sturgill, Sandra 81 88, 123 Sturgill, Soma 88 126 Swango, Michael 61, 126 Sweet, Lori 50, 52, 62, 70, 71, 109 Sweet, Mike 36, 50, 52, 118, 120 Swihart, Carol 60, 81, 88, 123 Swihart Paula 72 129 Tackett, Lisa 88, 126 Taylor, Elizabeth 126 Taylor, Kristi 126 Telley, Mike 43 Terrel, David 65, 120 Terrel, Felicia 56, 91, 123 Tester, Daniel 43, 44, 47, 72, 73, 132 Tester, Doug 40 42 90, 91, 123 Thomson, Shelly 43, 45, 46, 72, 129 Thomson, Tammy 31, 34, 53, 56, 67, 91, 118, 120, 157 Thompson, Tom 109 Thompson, Toni 126 Tiede, Julianne 50 53, 66 69, 91, 109 Tipple, Todd 72, 73, 132 Tisdale Rick 50, 123, 159 Titus, Scott 29, 36, 37, 42 120 Tonovitz, Lynnette 53, 56, 59, 66, 67 69, 118, 120, 157 Townsend Diana 126 Townsend Robert 120 Trantum Lori 45 46 132 Treska Beth 30 34 35 38 88 120 Treska Rick 33 39, 109 159 Trump, Bruce 10 32, 36 88 120 Tucker, Mary 63 120 Tucker, Ronda 43 66 68 72 127 129 Tucker, Tammy 60, 61 66 123 Tudor, Kelly 53 54 55 88 120 Tudor William 61 126 Tyner Trisha 21 30 31, 34 38 50, 66 123 Urschel, Anne 56, 66, 69 120 Vandermark, Daniel 26, 27 109 Van Meter, Scott 65, 107 VanPetten Denise 90 91 120 Van Petten Jay 72, 129 Vigar Timothy 120 Vigar Todd 61, 120 Vigar Troy 43 44 72 73 132 Wagner Beth 58 120 Wagstaff Mindy 65 70 88 91 109 Wall, David 73, 132 Wall, Denise 126 Wallen, Lisa 72, 73, 132 Wallen, Mana 72, 129 Walters, Gary 73, 132 Ward, Cathy 56, 60, 61, 123 Wardford, Denise 21, 50, 56, 70, 123 Warnock, Kevin 61, 88, 126 Watkins, Debra 62, 109 Watson, Darcia 43, 59, 72, 129 Watson, Michelle 59, 65, 104, 159 Waymire, John 132 Webb, Deborah 72, 132 Weesner, Sally 11, 91, 126 Weitzel, Alan 61, 110 Weitzel, Diane 59, 67, 126 Weitzel, Eric 72, 73, 132 Weitzel, Timothy 42, 123 Weller, Rae Jean 88, 123 Wendt Clark 10, 123 White, Lori 56, 66, 67, 81, 123 Wilcox, Douglas 27, 33, 39, 52, 61, 120 Wilson, Lori 50 56, 70, 91, 123 Wilcox, Valerie 61, 68, 126 Williams, Mark 120 Williams, Michael 47, 52, 56, 59, 73, 129 Wilson, Angela 50, 126 Wilson, Eric 33, 88, 126 Wilson, Meg 88, 123 Wilson, Seth Wilson, Tom 50, 56, 110 Winstead, Cathy 72 Winterrowd, Christopher 110 Winters Marcia 4, 8, 50, 52, 53, 110 Winters, Robert 42, 120 Wolfrum, Stacie 50, 123 Womack Chauncey 126 Womack, Kevin 123 Woodward, Kathy 35, 38, 88 126 Woodward, Kris 29, 39, 88, 126 Woodward, Tamara 43, 46, 66, 68 72 130, 132, 156 Woodward, Timothy 43, 44, 47, 72 73, 130, 132, 156 Working, Kenneth 88, 126 Wrisk, Amanda 123 Wrisk, Clinton 61, 110 Wrisk, Lance 110 Wrisk, Sandy 129 Wuensch, Thomas 73, 132 Wuensch, Tony 27, 37 61, 110 Wuensch, Timothy 61, 123 Wycuff, Rozella 129 Wysong, Kristina 45, 66, 72, 129 Wysong, Scott 44, 72 73, 132 Yentes James 40, 42, 88, 123 Yentes, Nancy 50, 53, 56, 59, 67, 91, 110, 157 Yocum, Caria 45, 46, 72, 132 Yocum, David 23, 110 Yocum, Dewayne 120 Yocum, Roberta 21, 50, 70, 91, 123 Yost, Babett 111 Young, Marilyn 12, 50, 53, 54, 55, 88, 111, 156 Younger, Brad 111 Younger Perry 73, 132 Zinsmeister, David 59, 72, 73, 130 Pride is a Northfield Norsemen The Finest Class Ring in the World - Jostens Compliments of the Ring Man Gary Muncy 11106 Lantern Lane Fort Wayne, IN 41825 Tele. 219-637-5617 Class Rings, Announcements, Caps . Gowns, Diplomas SALT LAKE I iis ii WE i Dml Gregg Makes History! To compete in a National Foren- sic League National Speech Tour- nament is the dream of every speech team member and coach. This year the Mighty Mouth motto was What we believe we will achieve, and Gregg Reed did just that. Gregg assured himself the participation in the Nationals when he won the Humorous Champion- ship in the Northern NFL District. At the Nationals, held at the University of Utah June 14-20, 1981, Gregg performed his five- character cut from Larry Gelbart ' s SLY FOX and won his way to 25th place out of 120 contestants. Gregg was the first student from NHS to ever make it to the Na- tionals. Congratulations Gregg and Coach Mrs. Bickel!! At left, Gregg Reed performs for the Psi Iota Xi Sorority, one of the organizations which gave him financial support, and at right, he practices for Mr. Griffith. OEA Chapter ' 1st in Nation ' Seven NHS seniors earned the honor of attending the OEA na- tional competition in San Antonio, Texas. Members of OEA (office education association) are seniors in office training and accounting data processing. Those attending were Linda Beals, Jean Ann Bi- dwell, Lori Long, Danette Norman, Mary Shaw, Delinda Shepherd and Pama Staton. The OEA organization donated to the Special Olympics, the WOWO penny pitch, held pizza and bake sales, and served the com- munity in many other ways. Good Job Girls!! Jean Ann Bidwell right, holds one of the awards the OEA chapter received. Also pic- tured IS Diane Stout left, and Pam Og- esby. (Photo by Harold Chatlosh) Nationals 155 1. Studying becomes difficult to do to- ward the end of the year as these two boys demonstrate. 2. Twins in the seventh grade this year were Tracy and Terry Harrell, Marcia and Monica Frehse, and Tammy and Tim Woodward 3. The Senior team prepares for the intra- mural championship game. 4. Libby Kunkel, Lynn Baber, and Teresa Meyer exchange some gossip at lunch 5. At the Drama Awards night Mary Shaw, Gregg Reed, Danette Norman, and Kevin Reed were presented the Cole Award and Marilyn Young received the Dyson Award. 156 Closing 6 The court yard becomes a fjopular place in early spring. Some use it for studying while others merely goof off. ' 7. Lisa Snavely, Sandy Goff, Susan Pefley, Lynette Tonovitz, Laurie Rice and Tammy Thomson appear to be sharing a bench. 8- Steffany Smith and Nancy Yentes try to relax as much as possible while studying for a test. 9. The closing of school not only involves turning in books but also finishing up art projects 10. May 16th was definitely the end of high school for 138 students This is the End! As another year comes to a close, students ' spirits rise in an- ticipation of the summer. How- ever, the three months of vacation pass quickly and most students are then anxiously awaiting for school to start again. Each year is differ- ent and we hope we have showed you some of the special times of the 1980-81 school year! 1. Diana Frieden throws a fnsbee to one of her friends outside, 2. Mike Enser and Jill Hammel picl up some books to get them ready for next year. 3. Tammy Besette reads over some old notes while cleaning out her locker 4. and 7. After school was dismissed Bill Hinhchs or Steeple Jack ' came in and painted the flagpole 158 Closing I 1 Yearbook Helpers 5. Jean Ann Bidwell and Rick Tisdale work on mde t Jenny Draper was responsible for many of the yearbook pictures. 8. After a year of work, some of the senior staff members celebrated. fc Yearbook Helpers 159 HEY YOU, Now that you have looked at your copy of the Shield , we want you to think a minute about how much work went into this book. We began working on thfe ' yea ' ' ' s book when we attended Indiana University Yearbook Camp June 22-July 4, 1980 When we returned to Northfield, we assigned pictures to be taken of drivers education and summer band. As we began, we thought we would be the ones to never finish a year- book! But we did, and we did it for you! Don ' t think this was easy work. We didn ' t COMPLETELY finish until June 28, 1981!?!?!?!? However, we had much help, esp- ecially from the following people. We just want to say Thank You! To Mrs. Kitt, who has been yearbook advisor for seven years, for her help in making decisions and persuading us on when things were quite rough . Also, thanks to the PSI IOTA XI for a $25.00 scholarship toward yearbook camp. Jenny Draper, Karen Eilts, Dave Ault, Andy Drook, Chris Gifford, and Angle Nixon were responsible for the photography work. The following students were espceially helpful because they now know how much work it takes to organize a 160 page yearbook. They are Stan Kirtlan, the Carr girls (when not grounded!), Nikki Stefanatos, Jean Ann Bidwell, Trisha Metz, Rick Tisdale, Stacie Wolfrum, and to all you people who helped with the autograph dance, typed, identified pictures, and helped sell ads. Also, a very big thank you to the faculty and staff for their endless cooperation and to all the very special people (you know who you are) for all of your patience, typing, writing, and constant understanding-especial ly from Mrs. Kitt. Good Luck to Kim and Susan next year and we ' re glad you worked with us till 11:00 o ' clock in Squire ' s basement before you left for camp. This is really it! B H ehsso P.S. Melissa BethJ ., You ' ve got what it tdkes! Mrs. Kitt -Ik