Norwell High School - Accolade Yearbook (Ossian, IN)

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Grandma Hinrichs. Daylene Hinrichs strolls through the halls in her costume lor Crazy Day. It was a super week! Later in the night came the bonfire. The cheerleaders started things going, with the assistance of a few fellow sen- iors who ran around the fire T1 yelping like Indians. Friday night after the game came the Homecoming Dance DJ'd by VVlv1EE's Steve SVU year's king and queen, Matt Krinn and Teenie Nichols. She then announced that Jerry Kumler was king and Becky Mankey was queen for 1980. ,- l lt's great! Becky said about being crowned queen. I was really surprised. J The king and . ffffil , A yi I - 5 f-- ' Jffitiii, I, .in - V , Nui-'V .5 'JM V 4 , ,f ', H f . - 2-' 1 . ., A 'iii' Vw A ' J- 15523 Hifi' Christian. When queen led the next the music stopped and the lights came on, Linda Ely step- ped on the plat- form and Mmmm, good! Gigi Del- gado enjoys her lunch in the cafeteria on l-lat Day. dance. All in all, Home- coming week left students with plenty to remem- announced all of the candi- ber, including Crazy Day's dates and introduced last zanies and spectacular walls. lt's up and it's good! Mr. Marshall Basic training. Richard Thomas strug scored points for the faculty team with gles through the obstacle course at his successful field goal. the Junior Olympics. Mixed match. Shelly Rhodes and ls this a masquerade party? The Rhonda Mahlie are found in plaids and cheerleaders give directions to all Jun- CNGCKS Ort Crazy Day. ior Olympic participants during home- room on Crazy Day. Homecoming tt

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