Northridge High School - Shield Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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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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Check Out The Change ‘A Time For Change’ is visible at Northridge High School this year. However, this year the building will be new to everyone instead of just the freshmen. The building is not only being reno- vated but new rooms are being added as well. A new sport for Northridge will be provided with the addition of the swimming pool. A swim team is something that Northridge has not previ- ously had the opportunity to have in the past. New class- mee rs “‘-, ET ie we Top: The basic building blocks for con- structing more rooms. Time For,Change Building Program 4 rooms will be appreciated by stu- dents in the hope to reduce class sizes. AS changes occur, there are many sacrifices and adjust- ments that need to be made. The seniors have to use the same en- trance and exit as the under- classmen instead of the tradi- tional “senior exit’’ as in the past. Students are now familiar with all the noises associated with construction and anticipate the completion of Northridge’s new Iook. Bottom: Cleaning the way for more ad- ministrative offices. @. —a wns ao ,” wee — 4 = . er are Vat r= . =r f-| ; x ara i te oer — li (9 eee aa iS ier a — (f(a re —— 1h eA: °F «| tg wri — — Bie OE ee a = “eeu Fi % me : F h , iy } . @ |

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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,