Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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After the game, the fans poured into the cafeteria to dance the night away to the sounds of Dr. Feelgood. Newly elected queen, Darlene Delagrange, receives a hug from last year ' s queen, graduate Lori Garman. ' r — •Vr- -i.y - mi i Model-T cars, returning alumni, and another Lion victory brought to life an Old Fashioned Homecoming The fans and alumni, braving the cold night air, poured into the stands to anx- iously wait for the night of festivities to jbegin. With a whole week of decorations, {crazy dress, and unbelieveable excite- jment, the spirit of the crowd was high. jHow could it not have been, especially ' when Matt Meinerding made a touchdown during the first 12 seconds of the game! From that point on, the crowd sat back and cheered their team on to an eventual 13-12 victory over the Churubusco Eagles. And then it was time for the halftime ceremonies. Some local residents had donated their old-fashioned autos to the [festivities in place of the traditional Trans Ams. The court members and the floats from each competing class, drove around to the opposite side of the track. The spectators waited intensely as the court paraded through the assemblage of drill squad members. When at last the anti- cipated moment arrived, Darlene Delagrange was announced as the new Homecoming queen. After the Lions ' smashing victory, many overjoyed fans filled the school to pick up their brand new ' 81 Oracles and to dance in the cafeteria to the beat of Dr. Feelgood. Sophomore Vincent Stovall expressed it all when he said, Getting the yearbook and going to the dance is a great way to end a great week! —Deb Kerlin □ Homecoming Night Student Life - 15

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While the dance goes on in the cafe, Sue Scudder takes a look at her newly received Oracle. Homecoming Court: senior Cindy Miazga and escort Jeff Miller; senior Patty Souder and escort Robbie Roberts; Queen Darlene Delagrange and escort Tim Smead; junior Susan Latham and escort Marty Heller; sophomore Karen Pfister and escort Tim Bacon; freshman Faith Smead and escort Don Bender. 1 1 . Wr t ■ ' ■ ■ -.. . ' L 4 • IJBH y 1 The Juniors ' spirit shines through on Homecoming night with good reason; their float won first place. 14 A Homecoming Night Student Life

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hate everything in the world. But most of all I hate . . . ! This was how Mrs. Pad- dy (Paula Ladd) felt about life. At the end of the play, Mrs. Savage (Lori Yoder) taught her how to say I love you. DRAMA CLUB, (front row): Karen Herendeen, Wendy McDaniels, Bobby Clay, Kim Delagrange, Laurie Swartz, Tricia Liechty, Chris Lovett, Jenny Kurtz, Karen Pfister. (2nd row): Shelly Craig, Lisa MacQueen, Kim Roth, Vicki Kerlin. (3rd row): Missy Alwine, Cindy Morris, Cindy Bender, Elaine Arnett. (4th row): Mark Lowden, Amy Williams, Theresa Minnick, Mr. Jerry Stover, Sue Smith. (5th row): Doug Dilley, Andrei Zych, Jack Overmyer, Eugene Liechty Susan Heare, Susan Hugenard, Susie Newport. (6th row): Mike Thomas Duane Guingrich, Kristi Scott, Ronde Kiefer, Dawn Klaehn. (back row): Mart) Heller, Ulrich Mang, Tricia Tappy Nancy Pfister, Craig Martin, Susie Hobson. Ulrich Mang, a foreign exchange student from Germany, portrayed Dr. Emmett. Ulrich ' s delightful accent complemented his performance. Besides practice, intricate details must be attended to before the curtain rises. Mr. Stover applies make-up to Tom Overmeyer. 16 A Fall Play