Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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Fad The ordinary, every day stu dent shown here models some of the dominent fashions of 1983 Country-wide fads didn’t miss NHS this year! Jeans held onto their popularity with names like Jordace, Calvin Klein, Chic, Lee, and Levi appearing every where (Hardly a soul remains who doesn't have at least one “i , roar wer Bs aa

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. It is apparent by the faces of these junior girls that they are giving it all they have to earn points for their class Jim Hackett (10), Doug Estridge (55), and Greg Roberts (71) are elated over a touchdown scored in the win against East Noble Bringing In The Old Homecoming was held early in the season; September 24, before the weather had even turned cold. But it was a homecoming to remember. The float building tradition was reinstated after a two year ban. And the football team overcame their 0-4 record to conquer East Noble 14-7 The floats, assembled at students’ homes, survived the tractor haul to the school. The senior float took first place with the theme ‘‘Let the Raiders Do the Walking’ from the Bell Telephone commercial. The freshman float de- picted the Pepsi ad, the sophomores chose the theme ‘Proud as a Pea- cock,’’ and the juniors’ theme was from the Crest toothpaste ad. Seniors also captured the high point total in spirit week activities: wagon races, tug-of-war, and punt-pass-and-kick The queen candidates, court, and escorts rode in Corvettes, and waited in the hush for the queen’s name to be announced. Lisa Pletcher shed a tear when she learned that her class had voted that she receive the honor. How that’s how homecomings are sup- posed to be!

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Mania pair of designer jeans) Mini-skirts were a hot item among many girls and were often worn with leg warmers. In the shoe area, penny-loafers, ducks, Sportos, topsiders, mocas- sions, Nikes, and Adidas appeared quite often. Other neccessary fashion accessorys were bow-ties, zany shoe-strings, double triple pierced ears, punk clothes, and concert T-shirts. Styles are ever chang- ing. Its tough to imagine what people are going to think up next