Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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11mmnn LlllllllUl. Another summer passed by. When students thought about summer they thought about getting a nice tan, swimming, skiing and having a good time. But there was another side to everything -work! The NorthWood Varsity cheerleaders put in long hours of hard work, but their accomplishments made all the work worthwhile. The cheerleaders, who included Diane Loucks, Stacy Spurge- on, Jenni Hartman, Tara Thompson, Debbie Pip- penger and Heidi Freed, all attended camp at Ball State University. They received Grand Camp tlst placel, Chant Competition Award, Sparkle and Shine Award, Jumps and Gymnastics Award, and the Pyramids Award. The football team worked hard also with three practices a day, even on the record- breaking hot days. Several students from NorthWood attended a But- ler University journalism workshop. Londi Crist re- ceived Layout and Copy awards, Sherrie Yoder re- ceived a second place in Photography, and Paul Pear- son received recognition for completing the computers course. Dawn Boothe and Heather Gollatz attended Ball State's journalism workshops in the beginning yearbook and photo journalism areas. The NorthWood High School band was also hard at work with long hours of prac- tice and a week at band camp. The annual 4-H fair offered a wide variety of activities in- cluding parades, working concession stands, and show- ing animals. In the midst of activity, however, some stu- dents actually found time to relax. The varsity cheerleaders display the trophy that they received at a Ball State cheerleading camp. Chrissy lessup relaxes at the 4-H fair by reading a book. 8 T Student Life

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It was Saturday night. What would you guess most NorthWood kids were up to? AC- Cording to a survey, being with That Special Person was the number one choice. What music were they probably listening to? Something by Guns-N-Roses or Chicago. What car would they loved to have been cruising Mish- awaka with? Why, a Porsche, of course! What movie were they going to see? A landslide of kids would have chosen Cocktail. And what were they wearing? Your guess is as good as mine! Wow! There went a good-Iooking chick years tater t . . Student Persp actives wearing a next-to-nothing mini and earrings down to here! And Check out that dude's hair! It must have been at least four dif- ferent colors-and styles! Not eve- ryone was that far-out, though. There went a normaI-looking girl in Guess jeans and an over-size sweater. Whew! This is the life! Now let's zip back to 1969. Kids back then had their own per- sonality and style too. The num- ber one song that year was I Heard it Through the Grapevine by Marvin Gaye. Sound familiar? And how about Surfin' USA by was everyone's dream car, and taking it cruising was the thing to do. Of course, surfing fit in there somewhere too. What movie do you think they took their girls to see? The Love Bug! And guess what those girls were wearing? You guessed it! Mini-skirts! So, you see, though a few de- tails have changed, a student's overall idea of a good time re- mains the same. City streets, fast cars, great clothes, and good mu- sic join in a whirling kaleidoscope of teen-age activity, making these the best years of our lives. Dreaming of the day they can own a car like this, seniors Barb O'Malley and Teresa Sims make- believe for a while in Larry Wagner's Porsche. 78;! .7 31-! . g I . 1981, 77th hair says It all thIS year. Mindy McClure anu Marongsnnta Howard maintained two of the more outxzamm; haIr-do's of the 1988-89 school year at 711.3,ij Student Life Division r 7 PF

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Nicki Ramer is hard at work during the 4-H fair. Londi Crist works on creating a prize- winning layout at journalism work- shop at Butler University. Student Life 9 ;