Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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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 ;

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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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Homecoming 1988 was a chilly evening filled with fun and excitement. At halftime the three senior candidates for queen, Stacy Spurgeon, Jessi Stillson, and Chrissy Jes- sup, were driven around the Panther Field. In front of the stands they were met by their escorts, Nate Lelle, Jud Still- son, and John Weldy, along with attendants, Pam Replogle escorted by Mike Williams, Lori Holdeman es- corted by Riley Snook, and Corina Schmucker escorted by Tad Gongwer. Silence filled the air; the crowd wait- ed and excitment rose as Sta- cy Spurgeon was crowned Homecoming Queen 1988 by the 1987 Queen, Lisa Hahn. With high hopes for a vic- tory the fans watched and cheered the team on. Unfor- tunately however, the Pan- thers fell short to Northridge lay Crain asses the ball to Shaun Kern as Mi e Conrad leads the way. 10 I Student Life in the last quarter. Following the game, many students and players attend- ed the Homecoming Dance held in the south surge. For the second year, yearbooks were distributed at the dance. Students took turns signing yearbooks and rem- iniscing about the previous year and the changes that had taken place. - - The 1988 Homecominigame against Northridge be gan WIt the starting kick- off by SenIor Phil Ienkins. The crowd cheered on the Panthers ?hcngNing spirit both on and off the Ie