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19 9 6 <$ LOGUE S NorthWood High School Logue 1996 Volume 26 2101y\ort(i l/huln Yluppnmt, yy\ ‘fSsjo inmllmtnt: 77 UnfinishedBusiness. Constructionworkers beginworkonthenew trophycasesinthesouth surge. Thesecaseswould holdnotonlytrophies, butalsoplaques,awards, andteampictures,for bothsportsandacadem- ics. MartinBentley “Myopinionoftheconstructionworkisthatitwasahassletohaveallthe clutterandmessinthehalls,butintheend, Ithinkthatallthehasslewasworth itbecausewearethefirstseniorclasstogetfulluseofthefacilities,”saidsenior BrookeMyers. Duringthefirsthalfofthe 1995-96schoolyear, everydaystudentssawcon- structionworkersandunfinishedbuildingprojects. Therenovationconsistedofan additiontotheschool, arevisedparkinglot, improvedtechnology, andbiggerlock- ers. Thefirstdayofschoolwasfullofconfusionbecausemostclasseswereina differentlocation. Duringthistimeinconvienceswerecommonplace, butstudents enjoyedthebuildingwhenitwasfinished. KimEngbrecht JessicaPurdue Parentsattendedclasses Arenovatedparkinglot onS.W.A.P.Daytosee wasoneofthemany whatatypicaldaywas advantagesofthecon- like. Theseparents,in structionproject.This the languagelab,enjoy newlotgaveseniors newtechnologythatcame reservedparking closeto withtherenovation. thebuilding. MartinBentley 2Qpitx'mfi GoPanthers!The footballteamgetsthe crowdexcitedforavictori- ousgame.Theywentout onthefieldandtookcare oftheir“Unfinished Business"bybeating TippyValley12-3. MartinBentley PrestigePortraits Whatamess! During UnfinishedBusiness therenovation,theupper wasfinisheduponthe deckofthegymwasused announcementofthe asstoragespaceforthe 1995HomecomingCourt. workers. Theschoolwas ’TheNightofthePanther” filledwithconstruction wasthethemeofthe workersforthefirst evening.NicciMullet semesteroftheyear. This smilesaftershehearsher causedphysicaleducation nameasKingAaronCook classesandsports’teams awaitsher. tomakeadjustmentsin theirroutine. 3 ‘Thenewsoundsysteminthegymaddsalotofspirittothebasketball games. Itmakesthestudents’getintothegame.” saidjuniorNateDale. The newsoundsysteminthegymnasiumwasjustoneoftheitemsaddedtothe schoolduringtherenovation. Otherimprovementsincludedmonitorsineveryroom, acomputerfor eachteacher, anewofficecomplex, atechnologicallyadvancedmediacenter, andmuchmore. The“unfinishedbusiness” causedsomeinconvience, butto studentsandstaffthenewbuildingwas“worththewait.” KimEngbrecht ColleenYocum TheO.J.Simpsonmur- Thesestudentsplana dertrialwasamajorpart triptoSpainwiththe oflifeduringthefirst Spanishtravelclub.Mrs. monthsoftheyear. Stu- Huberledagroupofnine dentsgatheredaround inJune1996. Thestu- monitorsastheinnocent dentshadtakenatleast verdictwasannounced. twoyearsofSpanish. MartinBentley Withtheadditionof technology,theL.R.C. becametheMediaCenter. Studentscontinuedto readmagazinesand newspapersinthenewly fumituredarea, butin thespring,whenthe computernetworkwas fullyfunctioning,the MediaCenterbecamea trueresearchcenter. jacmynvvdmuib CraigHillier,amotiva- CWliffoLarffokongoesoninthe tionalspeakerfrom journalismroom. These Minnesota,leadsasemi- students,JennyMohr narforselectedstudent andTimVance,take leaders.Thisseminar advantageofsomeofthe focusedonworkingwith newtechnology. Phones peoplewhohavevaried andtelevisionsarejusta personalities. Each fewitemsthatwereadded studenttookapersonality toeachclassroom. profiletesttoseewith whichkindofpeoplethey workbest. Studentswere groupedwithothersof mixedpersonalitiesto understandhowimpor- tantcommunicatingwith otherscanbe. "StretchArmstrong", averypopularvisualaiddem- onstratedbyJoelBest,DougMcMillan,Amanda Pederson,andJenAble,illustratedthedailystress studentsface.SpeakerCraigHilliercametotheschool duringthefirstsemestertomotivatethestudentsata schoolwideconvocation. Later,selectedleadersinthe school wereinvitedtoaseminargivenbyHillier. 6 Ji'ifai