Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Welcome to . . . . Doing your own thing at aftergame . . . Support from loyal Raider football fans, dances. who stand in anticipation of the next play. Table of Contents OPENING . . .2 STUDENT LIFE . . . . .6 ATHLETICS . .28 ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMICS 56 . .70 PEOPLE . .94 ADVERTISEMENTS .140 INDEX ■■ ML . . .181 CLOSING .§. . . 184 . . . Crowded cafeteria conditions which led the . . . Familiar halls and wondering what to take administration to begin considering a staggered home at the end of the day. lunch hour for next year. OPENING 3

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I ' ' 1 U,„J 4 V.J 1 1 i ¥ 1 . . . Teamwork and common purpose, shared by |unior varsity volleyball team members as they listen to coach Mr. Steve Muck. . . . Changed plans and abstract designs in snow during a record-breaking blizzard. 2 OPENING

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New York City is sometimes referred to as The Big Apple. Hundreds of miles and several states to the west is another place unique in its variety and opportu- nity, a small high school located on a ridge overlooking an apple orchard . . . Nor- thridge is the little apple with a big core. We are a little apple in terms of student body population compared to other area schools; yet there is much more here than first meets the eye, just as the core of an apple is hidden. Seeds for the future include structural additions to our present building, which are under construction and due to open soon. A growing commu- nity, potential for positive school spirit, and expanding programs are also at the core. New four-classroom wing to the east was begun last summer, and Is expected to be ready for use by late spring. . . . The Little Apple With the BIG Core Class cheers were popular, as the girls of the class of ' 80 demonstrate. View from Highland Hills includes the town water tower, a favorite object of graffiti. 4 OPENING