Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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l l l l l s r Q l EVENING fleftj Gary Mills proudly shows off the goldfish he won at the Halloween Carnival. Cbelowj Diane Wolfe hands a cake to one of the win- ners at the Senior Cake walk. flower lefty Bird's eye view of the Halloween Carnival. Halloween Carnival 19

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GAMES 81 SPOOKS MAKE UP A GHOST OF AN The annual Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the Student Council, like always was a success. The car- nival enables each class and organi- zation to raise money. They have such attractions, as Fish Pond, Coke Toss, Cake Walk, Jail, and the ever popular Spook House. Another favorite of the carnival is the King 8t Queen contest. This year representatives of the freshman class, Thea Funk and Bobby Fields, took the honors of being an- nounced Queen 8t King. QUpper rightj Ted Funk, Denny Plummer, and Beth Forrer worked hard at the Jeanette Asbury watches as Grant Kepner throws Junior Coke Toss. Qabovej Teri Whisman and Melinda Stephens admire the N19 football through the Tire. Freshman King and Queen booth V 18 Halloween Carnival

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EXTRA MGNEY FDR EXTRA ACTIVITIES This year a number of students felt the penny-pinching prices made finding a part-time job a necessity. Gas stations, restaurants, and gro- cery stores were a few of the places where openings were available. Keeping the grades up and being on time at work became quite a task for those involved in both. Learning the responsibility of spending and saving money became a weekly lesson. Working students agreed that their time was spent worthwhile. Above-Working at Owen's proves to be a gas for Bill Stinson. Below-McDonald's gives Brenda Fisher and Barb Moore a break today. 20 Jobs