Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Pan thaw pride 99 prevails Neither rain, not snow, nor the chill of night could keep the NorthWood fans from witnessing the most exciting foot- ball season ever! The student body and the adult fans together shared in the en- thusiasm of supporting the greatest foot- ball team in NorthWoodis short history. At the beginning of each game, all fans, young and old, helped to build the spirit tunnel. Finishing with only one loss and one forfeit, NorthWood took the NLC title. Tension mounted with each victory, as fans cheered our mottos, iiPanther Pride; and iiWeire number ONEP, The season came to a climax with a journey to Hart- ford City where the Panthers met the Blackford Bruins for an exciting show in semi-state competition. As Coach Andrews put it, ttConfi- dence and a belief in oneself and team- mates guided the Panthers to an out- standing season? 15m N . UM Wwwwt $1 ,3 TOP: We love you Panthers! A long, long line of fans greets Denny Mishler, Tery Weldy, Mike Metzger, and Ryan Schroeder to wish them good luck against Wawasee. ABOVE: ttGet in there and get those men? is the expression shown on Coach Andrewis face as the offensive squad and Coach Dodson look on. LEFT: Todd Sheets sweeps right on a short punt against Wawasee. Football-ll

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Marching Pantherettes: Diane Miller, Sandy Olesko, Diane Pi penger, Cheri Telschow, Angela Kaehr, Jill Hershberger, Cathy Huff, Brenda Rensberger, Jill uakenbush, Pam Huffman, Deb Duncan, Faye Howard. ABOVE: Oh, what a joyous victory! Fans and cheerleaders Bebe Guttman and Mindy Flowers rejoice after the win over Wawasee. Blackford, here we come! RIGHT: Performing at halftime along with the marching band is Cherri Bon- trager. 10-Football

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F requent p13 y rehearsals are tiring Running laps around the auditorium and concentration exercises were among the many warm-ups done before each re- hearsal. As the cast of ltWinnie the Poohll discovered, Drama Club is lots more than hamming it up on stage. After the cast was announced on September 13, re- hearsals were held at least three times during the week. Because the cast was almost all ani- mals, costuming was a major problem. Besides innumerable alterations, fur was constantly getting caught in the zippers. Application Of make-up was very diffi- cult. The victims of the make-up commit- tee became rabbits, kangaroos, a bear, an owl, a donkey, a fox and a skunk! Christopher Robin was the only person in the entire cast. Winnie the Pooh was the Drama Club,s first play produced especially for child- ren. It went over well, making it almost certain that more childrenis plays will follow. ABOVE: Cast, front row: Carmen Blosser, Brad Hardesty, Dave Charles, Beth BeMiller, Steve Fletcher. Row 2: Jill Quakenbush, Sally Forrest, Bebe Guttman. Row 3: Sherry Weaver, Carla Stump, Steve Lentz, Ruth Moore, Phyllis Charles, Darlene Loucks. Row 4: Jay Freet, Jim Shaw, Karen McBrier. ABOVE: It takes all the rabbitsl energy to pull Pooh out of the rabbit hole after he ate too much honey. ABOVE RIGHT: Kanga, who is such a bossy mother, washes Roots mouth out with soap for being a nasty little kangaroo. RIGHT: Kanga and R00 have a marvelous time as they give terrified Piglet a bath while she grunts and squeals. 124lWinnie the Pooh