Northwood High School - Logue Yearbook (Nappanee, IN)

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Many different styles of rings and watch- es are worn by students. As shown here by one student, some students even wear an abundance of each. Shoes include various types of loafers and tennis shoes in al colors and styles. Socks are optional, but crew socks are often worn bunched. leans are often folded and rolled up at the bottom. QlfJ'XS StYIeS were at gne time quite Kevin Robinson displays the radical d! erent, bUt the ceilings were the look with his torn jeans and t-shirt. same. Student Life h 15

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Walking through the halls of NorthWood in 1970: what might you have seen? Maybe some girls walking down the hall to the right of you. What styles might they have been wearing? Maybe a short dress, or possibly a smock-top, or even polyester pants. As you continued down the hall, and looked to your left, you saw two guys stand- ing by their lockers. What might these guys have worn? Perhaps a tie-dyed t-shirt and bell-bottom jeans, maybe even a red and black plaid jackeu Would this look funny to you? Most likely, but they probably would have thought the same of the clothes and styles of 1989. Fortunately, things change over the years. As one NorthWood student stated, It's fun to look back at the old fads and fashions and see how they have Long and curly, ermed and poofy, stu- dents wear their air in a variety of styles. Mousse, gel, and spray - even most guys resort to the use of such hair care products. Matt Anglemeyer and Andrea Harwell model two popular styles. 14 1 Student Life iyles changedf' Styles vary from person to person. Some girls prefer to wear mini-skirts and a sweat- ers, while others might choose to wear jeans and oversized shirts. Guys may feel comfortable in a sweater and jeans. T-shirts are still a popular style among many. People wore what they wanted to wear. They had their own individual style, varying from preps to punkyh As we looked back on older yearbooks, we laughed at the clothes and hairstyles. What would people two dec- ades from now think of the styles seen in the 1989 Logue? They would probably laugh at us just as we laughed at the styles of 1969. As we see when looking at past yearbooks, styles are ever changing. Be patient, they al- ways come back around. lason Shafer, Sean Mahon, Ryan Thompson, and lustin Thompson pass through the hallway, which is under construction, as they head to lunch.

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.lOf' . 1 1511mm: Do you have any plans for tomorrow night? Why don't we go out! This was heard quite often close to week- ends. I like to go out with my friends, commented Jen- nifer Weaver. Some of the places to go were Nite Lites, in Mishawaka, malls in the Michiana area, Burger King in Goshen, and nearby theatres. The most popular spot was Nite Lites. On Saturday nights one could find many NorthWood students there dancing the night away. Also, a popular thing to do on weekends, of course, was to date. Most couples caught a good movie and a bite to eat. Cocktail, Nightmare on Elm Street Part 4, and Stealing Home were some of the more popular movies of the year. Many people went to the malls to socialize and spend Parties spiced up ni htlife. None would be com Iete wit out food and beverage. She lie Bammel, Shane Ott, Kevin Robinson, Michelle Ludwig, and Mis Myers show that pizza and pop fill t is need. 16 r Student Life their hard earned money. Af- ter a trip to the mall, they headed to their favorite fast food place to grab something to eat. Taco Bell was voted the most popular place to eat in the Goshen-Elkhart area. At some of the bigger malls, most kids just stuck around and went to one of the res- taurants or food stands inside. The less fortunate who could not yet drive either found things to do close to home, or they caught a ride with a friend to Elkhart or Mishawaka. Occasionally there was a party or dance they could go to. And of course, let's not for- get the most common way of spending spare time, Recovering from the past week of academic failures, pointed out Senior Eric Allen. Todd Congwer and LaMarr Lakins dance the night away at a school sponsored dance. Te