Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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LEFT: After finally getting each other down on the ground, the rabbits continue their spat. BOTTOM LEFT: As Pooh sings to the audi- ence, she tells them the troubles of her world. BELOW: Sue Yoder is a dedicated makeup artist as she applies eyebrow pencil to Jim Shaw t0 tum him into a rabbit. BOTTOM: Pooh finds that Rabbitts honey is so delicious that she cant stop eating. iiWinnie the Poohii-13

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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

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Sweetheart queen crowned, February 15, Wrestlers take tough Sectional same day! While Beth. Carmen. and Jane were .1 As Miss Carmen Blosser was an- Beth BeMiller 21nd June Bradley. Also ine nounced 1975 Sweetheart Queen, up- plause echoed from all corners of the gym. Candidates, attendants. and escorts walked through large red hearts before starting up the red runner. which car- ried out the Valentine theme. The Queens court consisted of two seniors, ABOVE: After walking through the red heart, junior Gail Schrock and escort Glen Angle- myer await their signal to walk up the runner. RIGHT: Joy is expressed by Carmen Blosscr as she is crowned queen by Barb Weldy, 1974 Queen. Carmts escort, Mark Metzlcr, looks on. FAR RIGHT: Hard-earned pride is shown by Gary Culp as Coach Louis Bonacorsi presents him his Sectional Championship Award. On- lookers a.re Paul Sibal from Goshen, Brad Shenk from Iilkhaxt Memorial, and Mark Baker from Fuirfield. 14 eSweetheart eluded were junior Gail Schroek. sophw more Cindy Guttman. and freshman De- loru Metzger. Sponsored by student council. the fes- tivities were carried out at the halftime of the varsity ballgume against Triton. Fol- lowing the game. Carmen reigned at the Sweetheart Dance, where Magi played. anxiously awaiting the announcement of the Queen, Randy Bricker was celebrat- ing his state wrestling berth that he earned as a regional champion. The Pan- ther wrestling team celebrated a thrilling Sectional victory and traveled to the re- gional on February 15, where they placed second.