Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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6 Nothnidge Howecowing Smiles were everywhere and spirit filled the air as the Raiders celebrated Homecoming on Oc- tober 7.. The festivities began with an excellent band perfor- mance followed by a qreat varsi- ty football defeat of Concord. Freshman representative was Sherri Gardner with her escort Matt Schwartz. Kepresenting the sophomores were Marcia Born- trager.and her escort Brian Pletcher. The junior representa- tive was Tanya Koontz and es- cort Tim Troyer. The senior homecoming queen candidates were Staci Kauffman, escorted by Jeremy Lord; Jenny Schwartz, escorted by Kob Thompson; and this year’s queen, Deanna Green with escort Tony Wakley. a Fhe ap —7 7 , iA. Above: Joe works tirelessly on the junior float in hopes of capturing first place in the float competition. Upper right: Is Terri Yoder crowning Tony or Deanna? Fortunately Deanna! Staci Kauffman and her escort, Jeremy, seem to be enjoying the homecoming festivi- ties. A Time ForeChange Homecoming — —. - | = ° § . - Lower right: Conqratulations is in order for our 1988 Homecoming Queen. Fresh- man representative, Sherri Gardner, is giving her a warm hug,

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Left! Hmmm ... This mess closely re- sembles the freshman hall. Left: Mr. Lichtenberger finds himself a new parking space. Below: A sneak preview of Mrs Harnish’s new rooms. u , 5 | - i Ei oe a } + ia HEA Habe ty ist bel tit iu - i + rr - li ene i Hani - oe ; Above: Can the field house serve its pur- pose without a roof? A Time For Change 5 Building Program

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b daar) HOlo ssi Zorr awe foow{Q ARDS TOGO -“2 ‘s = : Above: With their tribute to former class- mate Brian Nix, the sophomores took top honors with the float, “The Flame. Left: The football team gets fired up be- fore their victory over Concord. A Time For'Change Homecoming 7