Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Norse Nonsense 83 Northfield ' s very first variety show, Norse Nonsense 83, was presented on September 30 and October 1. N.H.S. students pooled their talents to produce a show that was entertaining, delightful and fun for all. N.H.S. teachers ex- hibited their hidden talents through a variety of different acts. The evening provided something for everyone. Comedy, singing and dancing all intermingled with a few serious moments. The N.H.S. Drama department has once again shown their talents through a fine performance. Matt Mason and Dan Flott performed a skit called What ' s New? In Norse Nonsense. David Mason took time from his role in Norse Nonsense to get his picture taken. The cast- Row 1; P Hapner. N. Snavely, J. Kramer. P. Hapner, J. Grandstaff. K. Rin- gel, S. Young, T. Hampton, L. Walker, D. Kirk, S. Novak. Row 2: Miss Dundore, Mrs. Gray. K. Spelcher, J. Schlemmer. L. Dyson, L. Snapp. K. Smith. Row3; Mrs. Finch. Miss Garber. S. Kirtlan. K. Elliot. M. DeBoard, T. Alexander. A. Daniel. R, Smith. Miss Wag- goner, T. Miller. Miss Landis. Mr. Leming. M. Baber. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Bickel. T. Keaf- faber. Mr. Henderson, Row 4: Mr. Neale. Miss Owens. L. Agness. D. Wright, D. Flott, J. Galley. M. Gackenheimer, M. Mason, C. Lyons, Mr. Griffith. D. Zinsmeister, Mr. Dale. Row 5: D. Mason, C. Neal. 8 Variety Show

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1 . Lesa Ross and her escort represented the freshman class. 2. Representing the sophomore class were Alyson Reed and Brian Gotts- chalk. 3. The junior class homecoming couple was Trina Hug and Rod Hall. 4. Tina Meyer, the 1983 homecoming queen, and her escort, Steve Payne. 5. Libby Taylor, a queen candidate, and her escort, Troy Eads. 5. Tammy Clifton with Mike Reese as her escort was one of the queen candi- dates. Brian Reed escorted Shelly Gamsby who was one of the four candidates. Homecoming 7

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Junior Miss This year ' s Junior Miss pageant was a big success. The Roann Jay- cees sponsored the program which had a turnout of 14 girls from N.H.S. and one from South- wood. The program was held in the auditorium on November 5. The girls practiced a week before putting in an excessive amount of work on the show and their indi- vidual performances. Their hard work paid off when the girls opened the doors to their Circus, the theme of the pageant. Shari Manning from Southwood re- ceived the title of Junior Miss. Amy Squires was first runner-up. Kelly McCammack received sec- ond runner-up along with poise and appearance. Paula Hapner got the spirit of Junior Miss. Leslie Hawkins received an award for her individual performance. The fit- ness award was won by Tina Mey- er, The girls who participated in Junior Miss were back: K. Smith, A. Squires, J. Rate. T. Meyer, K. Woodward, P. Pepple, L. Haw- kins, P. Hapner. Front: K. McCammack, J. Grandstaff, L. Snapp. A. Murray, S. Man- ning from Southwood, K. Ogan. C. Collins. The girls ende d their physical fitness rou- tine which they did to various circus songs. The final moment had now arrived. The girls waited in anticipation to see who had won. Junior Miss 9