Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Checked, striped, and half and half jeans were in for ,85. Marla Anglemyer, Lisa Firestone, Missy Sterling, Heidi Stuart, and Libby Hartman show off these styles. Chris Dorsey, Trisha Smith, Paul Yoder, Angie Stouder. and Melanie Hess like the style and versatility of their jean jackets: ; r 2 M3355??? ' a l i x W w v.31 0452:2364 d ? , i K 14 FASHION TRENDS

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E17316 NGMKE$HMMB$ $AZEEEEE CURREN T EVENTS 1985 ISSUE 3 THE 1984 ELECTION While there were some 200 anounced candidates for the White House in 1984, only a few received much public attention. Some of the candidates were running just for fun, while others were very serious. Gus Hall, Communist; Larry 66Bozo the Clown,9 Harmon; David Bergland, Liberatarian; and Sonia Johnson, Citizenis Party were only a few of the lesser known candidates. In the 1984 election, Reverand Jesse Jackson was the first black candidate for presidency. He was on the Democratic ticket along with opposers Gary Hart and Walter F . Mondale. The Democratic party nominated former Vice President chritz,9 Mondale of Min- nesota for president. Mondale, in a historic move, chose a woman, Representative Geraldine F erraro of New York to run with him as candidate for vice president. The Republican party was represented by President Ronald Reagan with Vice Presi- dent George Bush as his running mate. Issues such, as the nuclear freeze, abor- tion, and religion were debated on during the campaigns. After several debates bet- ween both the presidential and vice presidential candidates and much campaign- ing, 73 year old Ronald Reagan won in a landslide election. He is the oldest President ever to be elected. 16 1 CURRENT EVENTS N ORTH CENTRAL STUDY This school year the students at Nor- thWood High School have participated in the completing of several surveys to help evaluate the school. The surveys were completed for the N orth Central Crediting Association. This association is made up of high schools and colleges to set standards, policies, and to evaluate its members. This association consists of teachers, superintendents, and people from col- leges known as teams. NorthWobd is one of these members and is now in what. is called Phase I or Self-Study. The school is evaluated accor- ding to its rules and the process will last for one year. The second step is the Visitation Phase. This is when team comes to visit the school and look over the work being done. They then make a report stating whether or not the school is doing what is required. The school is evaluated on the heat, football field, grounds, and water fountains, just to name a few items. The 16team,9 of educators will visit NorthWood December 12, 1985. The third and final phase is a follow-up of what the school hopes to do to make improvements. By being evaluated a school is given a ranking. In 1971 N orthWood ranked first class. To be ranked first class a school must meet certain standards. For example, one standard requires that there must be one guidance counselor for every 304 students. Schools also have to meet stan dards required by their own school board. Getting this program in gear takes much work and dedication by the com mittees and the chairperson, MisgL Munsell . 49ers WIN SUPERBOWL Sunday, January 20 was the day for the battle of the quarterbacks, J oe Montana an Danny Morino, and their teams, the Sa F rancisco 49ers and the Miami Dolphins. Montana and his team were the favorite going into the battle. He boasts six years 0 professional experience, while Marino ha had only two and is only twenty-three yea old. , .5 5 , V , Both teams played well but San F rancisco managed to pull through as expected. They won with a final score of 38-16.