Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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To Be A Raider To be a Raider, what is it? The first few pages of this book are dedicated to showing the moments that make the students at Northridge Raiders. To be a Raider is not simply to attend North- ridge; anyone can do that. But the great moments that we have by great people make us what we are. It’s a combination of school spirit and pride, leadership, academic awareness, and opportunity. The example the upper- classmen set for the student body de- termined the image of a Raider this year, and it was one to be immensely proud of. The senior class motto “We do not remember days, we remember moments.”’ accurately portrays what the Northridge Raiders remember about the 1986-87 school year and what it meant to be a part of the pride and spirit of Northridge. The moments were great, and well worth remem- bering.

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Senior homecoming reps Ulonda Troyer, Amy Von- Gunten, and Sherri Yoder pose in the moments before halftime. 10 Homecoming A Spirited Week Homecoming Queen senior Amy VonGunten smiles after being crowned at the halftime ceremony Cindi Erickson reflects the spirits of the crowd as they watch yet another Raider downfall Homecoming and spirit week was as exciting as ever this year, although the weather didn’t cooperate. The float competition was rained out, but the sophomores were the winners with “All the right moves.” Powder-puff football was held in the gym, and the senior girls were the clear winners. Dress up days were held including Army, Beach, Pee-Wee Herman, and Farmer Days. A carbash was held on homecoming evening to bash the East Noble ‘car!’ The Raiders played a tough game with the East Noble team, but suffered a loss to damper the spir- its. But Raider pride showed in the queen contest and homecoming dance. Seniors Amy VonGunten, Sherri Yoder, and Ulonda Trover vied for the honor of homecoming queen, and her classmates voted Amy Von- Gunten queen. A bonfire was also held to pep up school spirit, as well as wall- decorating and window painting to put the school in a homecoming mood. Altogether, school spirit was present as never before and as the commercial says “‘the pride is back!”’