Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Left: The suspense disappears as Deb Slabaugh is announced Homecoming Queen. Lower Left: Senior queen candidate Amy Hochstedler is escorted by Jeff Stillson. Below: 1983 Queen Deb Slabaugh is crowned by 1982 Queen Beth Hockert during a touching moment. i 6hwa. vi? W - J , db .9 05.,ng .A v n 4s m g. m H i f w aw Q, w . wistgi. . s .n... Kr. .- i HOMECOMING i 7

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The Quest for Homecoming Excitement rose as the Homecoming Court walked the long stretch of track to the place where the new Homecoming Queen would be crowned. The night of September 30 would long be remembered in the heart of one special senior girl-soon to become NorthWood's 1983 Homecoming Queen. Which of the three girls chosen would become Queen and receive the coveted crown: Amy Hochstedler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hochstedler; Angie Pletcher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pletcher; or Deb Slabaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slabaugh. Finally, the exciting moment arrived and Deb Slabaugh's name echoed through the speakers. Shocked and thrilled Deb Slabaugh received a lovely bouquet of flowers and a dazzling crown from 1982 Queen Beth Hockert. The football game was exciting as well, but NorthWood came up short and lost an important cluster game to Tippecanoe Valley by a score of 7-12 Queen Below: Homecoming Queen Deb Slabaugh is con- gratulated by many Senior friends. Right: Senior Cheerleaders Paul Meissner, Scott Tuttle, and John Beck cheer on Cindy Miller and the rest of the Senior Powderpuff Football Team. 1983 Homecoming Court: Brad Sterling, Kim Preston, Paul Yoder, Susan Graber, Ron Schmucker, Carey Shifflett, 1982 Queen Beth Hockert, 1983 Queen Deb Slabaugh, Doug Wesolek, Amy Hochstedler, Jeff Stillson, Angie Pletcher, Eric Fields, and Jim Mast. 6 w HOMECOMINC Jim Mast escorts queen candidate Angie Pletcher.

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SWAD Day: A Mystery to Many Parents A swarm of new students entered Nor- thWood on November 18. In the rush to find the right schedule, open the locker, find the classroom, and do this all before 8:10, many new students were left behind. Later to be discovered, these new students were identified as mothers, fathers, and friends of the present students at Nor- thWood. This year's response to SWAP Day tSwitch With A Parenti was excellent. An addition to SWAP Day was optional Parent-teacher conferences and lunch be- ing served for those who chose to join the NorthWood faculty. All in all 452 adults swapped with 464 students with the largest percentage swapping with Seniors. Top Left: Jeanette Hess checks to see what her next class is. Top Right: Sara Myers appreciates help from friendly Mr. Coffin. Above: Sharon Angel and Shirley Hartman try their hand at Word Processing with Mrs. Yoder. Right: Mr. Neff startles parents with a dissected frog in biology II. a Far Right: Julianne Crist learns the use of the com- puter with the help of Mr. Weaver. 8 r SWAP DAY