Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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TOP: Doug Stutzman alias Manley Chester comes jua in time to rescue Adeline, more commonly called Julie Herrli, from the villain John Miller. Cheryl Wagner, Adeline's mother. stands horrified. RIGHT: Sally Forrest reluctantly gives the town drunk, Jay Freet. a drink. ABOVE: Steve Pletcher stalls for time as he plays Death, Brent Holaway, in a game of checkers

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rm. , mud ism, . . twwtln'! mu 4x:- '3; Virfue Triumphs Again The age-old struggle of good versus t evil was skillfully depicted by North- Wood actors in their fall production - An Evening of Comedy. The entertainment included a Woody Atlen comedy sketch and three melodramas. The evening was opened by the sketch called HDeath Knocksf' The three humorous, actiompacked melo- dramas that followed included HThe Bad, the Worse and the Broccotif' i HBeautituI Beulah Belle? and uVirtue Triumphantf' Audience participation played an important part in the melodramas. Good-naturedty cheering the hero and booing 0r hissing the villain kept the audience on their toes at ail times. Fresh, stimulating comedy wove a common thread through each of the Iv separate plays. Comedy of this type is something of which actors as well as ; audiences will never tire. TOP: Lee Holdeman attempts to get the truth from Brian Jensen. Mike Algate has more forceful t neans in mind. RIGHT: Julie HerrIi, the heroine and her umanley Doug Stutzman show that there's atways time for romance. FAR RIGHT: John Milter repairs the set before his big entrance. BELOW: Our hero, Dave Charles, wins the final showdown between himself and the villain, Ron t Howard. and saves the heroine, Kami Heckaman it and her family. Suzanne Miller and Sherry Weaver i from eViction.

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A3. :Aw; A. ; In the tradition of Valentine's Day, the coronation of the 1976 Sweetheart Queen, Deb Troyer, took place. Student Council decorations pro- vided an atmosphere that truly reflected the theme of Valentines Day. In the midst of this atmosphere and before a full gym, candidates, attendants and ; escorts presented themselves to pan- therfans. . The other senior candidates torothe sweetheart crown were Anne Angiem- Deb Troyer Tearfullg Acoepfs Crown eyer and Tammy Freed. Cathy Moser, junior; Kathy Stull, sophomore; and Tish Gonzales, freshman; composed the list of attendants, The already wonderful evening was made even better when our panthers defeated Wawasee in a conference game by a score of 60 to 58. HFIight provided the music for the Sweetheart Dance which was held in honor of Deb and her court. ABOVE: Carmen Btosser. 1975 Sweetheart Queent crowns a tearfully happy Deb Troyer shortly after her name was announced as the new Sweetheart Queen. Debts escort Randy Platz pro- vides moral support. MIDDLE: Shelly Myers and Tpdd Ramer bashtully smile before proceeding down the red runner to present their flowers and crown to the new queen. TOP RIGHT: The 1975 Sweetheart Queen. Carmen Blossert and Student Council president Roy Burkholder. pause for a moment before Carmen crowns the new Sweet- heart Queen. BOTTOM RIGHT: 'tSweetheart Spiritt' leaves nothing to be desired as both Pep Clubs enthUSIasticaily make a tunnel to show their support, 12