Northfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Chris Knott, Billy Lyons and Chris Gray rated the Junior hall for homecoming, showed their school spirit when they deco- 1 9 8 4 S H I E L D Kelly McCammack is one student at N.H.S. has done very well. This is her photo entry with a very exciting hobby. Kelly is a model in Love ' s Baby Soft contest, who has competed in beauty contests and Opening 3

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DORSEMEN: a unique breed Table of Contents Opening 1 Sports 24 Clubs 52 Classes 76 Album 98 Patrons 144 Index 164 Closing 170 At eight o ' clock in the morning a rush of tired and noisy students entered the building to begin an- other fun filled, exciting and very challenging year of school. This year, unlike past years, all stu- dents, not just seventh graders, started the year with a feeling of anticipation. As the morning pro- gressed that feeling disappeared as Mr. Neale, the new principal, gave a welcoming speech to the student body along with Mr. Wine- gardner, the new vice-principal. Changes did not just occur in the administration, the academic area of Northfield also benefited from the addition of computer classes. Jenny Kramer, a junior, was one student who enjoyed the classes very much. Jenny agreed with the policy that requires fresh- men to take the computer classes. I wish I had had the op- portunity to take computers my freshman year. It gives so much more time to learn, said Jenny. Other students were very positive about the classes too. Dave Ma- son, a senior, along with Chris Ba- ker and Meg Squires, both fresh- men, replied, Yes definitely, to the question of whether or not computers should be required. The school itself showed many changes in 1983-84 also. The halls by the gym were painted blue and gray, with one wall holding a dis- play of athletic pictures. Bulletin boards around the school were also changed. All in all this was a year of excit- ing changes for the students that filled the halls and classrooms at N.H.S. These students added their own special changes to the school, showing that Norsemen are truely a unique breed. The homecoming couples week of fun and anticipation ended when Tina Meyer was crowned queen. Here the queen and her court stand during the halftlme show. 2 Opening

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HORSEMEN: a unique breed Barbie Bennet was a Norseman on super- heroes day. Now that ' s school spirit! Front: Amy Squires, Caria Yocum, Ronda Keaffaber were all part of the FFA singing Tucker, Mikki Gidley. Back: Toni Miller, group which went to Kansas City to perform Tim Keaffaber, Eric Wilson, and Todd this fall. 4 Opening