Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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'Mm ai max 9 99 M600 lZ0 U. The many and varied activities of the school required many to provide the action. There are 1,108 students, a superintendent, and an assistant, a principal and an assistant, 55 teachers, 10 cooks, 10 bus drivers, 6 custo- dians. Each of the above contribute with hisf her own activity. It all begins with the chief actors. the stu- dents. The administration provides these stu' dents with the necessary equipment to per- form all of their activities. Teachers act as guides for the students, to help them achieve required goals. The cooks start work early1in the morning to prepare the proper nourish- ment for everyone. Since most ofthe students live in the rural area. it becomes very necessary to have bus drivers to transport all to the school. With all ofthe actors acting out their roles, custodians become essential. The buildings are properly cleaned and heated. All of the actions of all of the groups are accounted for by the school secretary and the school clerk keeps an accurate record of what money is spent and earned. This means that 1,185 persons are involved in the activities of Lapel High. Z2 People Todd Reynolds earned the highest award when he be! came an Eagle scout.

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l Bob Edgreen has a captive audience of Tim Cobb, Shareck Guild, Brett Hackleman and Bill Metzger. 'x Guina Funk forgets about Calories as she devours a Carmel apple. Michelle Phillips, Angie DeVaney and Tammy Morris are admiring the Sophomores' king candidate, Fall Festival 21

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fgee V-wt -0-nm ,, 4.-, - x 9 l V Q .nf ' , No anxiety appears asjeri Campbell, Sherrie Savino, Pam Harringtomjim Wyanr, Bob McMahan and Mike Ma- honey contemplate being King and Queen of the prom. :hh K gf, eg ll. AV 5' 'Y N Lgbeqakj People 23