Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Not Quite Ready for Prime Time... Northridge students took the community by storm with their blockbuster talent show — the Green and Gold Preview. Everything from rock bands to aliens from outer space invaded the stage to show off their talents. Song and dance routines and vocal solos were a few more examples of the Northridge creativity factor. Whether the acts were serious or silly, the crowd loved them, and the students got a kick out of performing. Organization problems cropped up early when plans for the Green and Gold were announced. It seemed that everyone had a case of stage fright. But students came through when it counted, and the result was one of the most successful Green and Gold's in several years. Judging from the photos, could anyone ever imagine that the kids were too shy to perform? No way! It’s another first for Northridge spirit. The ever-so-charming Mitch Slabach dips Liz Galt in their song and dance creation. After dedicating the song to his girlfriend, Jerry Lawson touches the audience with his roman- tic ballad.

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“Hey, man, why aren't you punk, too?” ask Kryston Noble, Patti Troyer, Charlene Bonrager, and Laura Thompson. Misi Yoder joins the ranks of junior punks with crutches, a non- standard punk accessory. Shelley Troyer's shades can't conceal her interest in Patti Troyer's ears as she glances across the room.