Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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ITlS YOU IN l83 lll'm sure and llGo for it were two expressions that were heard around NorthWood alot in 1983. The first expression was made popular by a song this year called Valley Girl by Moon Unit Zappa. The favorite groups, songs, cars, and TV shows were tabulated by polls given to alot of the students. The results are shown on these pages. The big movie of 1983 was E.T. enjoyed and seen by most of the students. As far as fashion was concerned NorthWood featured many students who demonstrated the thunk Chic look of leather pants, straight ties and mini-skirts for the girls. The opposite of the punk look was the llPrep look demonstrated by pro- bably more students as the look is easier to achieve. To be a prep one would wear lzod shirts, wool sweaters, Levi's and Topsiders. The year 1983 brought back many old favorites like the cone vertible automobile and World War II as was dramatized in the TV production llThe Winds of War . New ideas for 1983 included 3-d TV, designer underwear, and the Tuxedo look for women. Favorite Songs Favorite Group 1. Mickey 1. Asia 2, Everybody Wants You 2, Billy Squire 3. Hard to Say I'm Sorry 3. Go-Go's Top Right: Jamming in the surge after school are Lisa Paugh. Laura Jordan, Chriss Bond and Ann Hartman. Bottom Right: Preppies! Many people dislike the look, but Lisa Mattern and Doug Wesolek show why they like it. 6 r TRENDS AND FASHIONST

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Favorite Type of Car 1. Camaro 2-28 2 Corvette 3. Mustang Favorite TV shows 1 M A'S H 2 Square Pegs 3. Magnum P.l. Left: Punkers Derek Miller, Mike Stanifer, and Trent Gongwer hang out in the bathroom. Below Left: Fer Sure! Vals Laura Jordan and Lisa Paugh strike a pose. Below: The Cheerleaders just love Jamie Lengacher's Camaro. Bottom: Video Droid or King rather, Jim Wenger at the arcade in action. 7 TRENDS and FASHIONS