Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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EASY LIVING Tim Bodenhorn, Jeff Nyboer, and Rick Wise look over their victim, Dwight Webb. Sorry, you are not going, to find any riots, police-watched halls, or Below, the annual staff plans out their fo-rm ofsaclvertisement. Bottom, Curt Stephen- bolted Shut lockers hehre' This is the son, Bea Hawkins, Rick Wise, and Sapdra Clouse patiently await the announcement of place for just taking life free and Homecoming Qu een. 6 . easy. Walking down the hall all faces seem familiar except for a few exceptions here and there. Every- one knows everyone else and they all grow up together. ,Boys gradu- ate, marry the girl next door, have a few kids, and send them right back. We are just a country school, but we are proud of it. No one can say that we don't have problems here, but they just don't get 'us down., Even with the ' rearranged positions of authority we still run a smooth system. You can always find Mr. Pikef trying to get someone to watch his penny trick .while reciting, The Pee Little Thrigs . Has Mr. Howell been prac- - ticing for the mile run? Oh, no he just tries to find his missing person. He always gets his man or woman, whichever theacase may be. Every once in awhile you can catch a glimpse of Mr. Roudebush floating throughout the halls. It makes it eas- ' ier to get along when there isfsome- one here with whom to get along. THE'1b76 BULLDOG Just PLAIN FUN . . . a I YOUfRE IN EVERYTHING! . . .26 HUS'TLE, BUSTLE, AND JUST PLAIN HASSLE . , .52 A THE SjJPEFiSTARS . . . T4 A PEOPLE FROM A TO Z AND THEN SOME . .. HI, I HEPRESENTW THE '76 YEARBOOK STAFF . .. 140 INDEX . . . 162 CLOSING . . . 167 I Opening 3

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Students enjoy an exciting junior high football game. Below, Becky and Glen Hobbs show off their queen and king booth for the Halloween Carnival. wr 5 li if X E, 2 Opening at El Melinda Stephens and Ronnie Howell inact a scene of Godspell. Below, Norris Teeters looks discouraged after a hard day's work. 3 h 1 L l l 1 l l 'LW1 N' :m y , 5 rg .H ,.:. we ,,':::g-E5 4 ,rf ', . 1 arf' A 7 ggwssiaiszg ,gag MW, 5 Wiifiafgffifiall ..,,.... milf ,,,.. 5 erm, .eww 1525 ,ff ersergii iw may Ht- ,5 rr , L. ,Sag l l t rl,.. r ts,r l,,l,,. , ,A H or . I lrtt,tt,r,f ,,, f E ,:.. , 'ri, , Z ,,,' ., ii Ma K' ,,.. A . .... 9 212: WL 'S ft if . 7.s:. fQ'f.a55CAi2:s2fZ,i:z 1 i ie rf, , Y , Zag 23 4119 121 il t,.g ,:l,,i::,,l 5 i ,m,.rewgs3ce2 filmtzfsailiif M1 . K l sl Mfezzfg ,, ..,, as an is fr n l .... . All M -- ifii l

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4 Opening tk - a t , 4 n,A A 4 4 Fr We m ,,.. 'mn vu J I Mk W gmnwf 'V 1, 'Wm Am,,A, V .,, ,W t Ek AMW f J M tar J st, me Y at fTopJ At the Junior Fish Throw, Mitch Vaness watches as elementary students try their luck. QMiddle lefty Elementary students also have extracurricular activities, such as Junior Highsteppers. 1Lower Lefty One of Mrs. Col- lins' students works dilligentally at her work. fAboveJ0ther extracurricular activities in- clude bowling at Lapel Lanes.