Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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march madness ADN ESS takes control tle this year, said senior class president Eric Sprosty. 'gWe wanted to show the ad- ministration that we could still have a lot of fun and still keep it under control. Monday was hat and button day, Tues- day was the day to decorate lockers, Wednesday was clash day and Thursday was famous or formal day. Friday con- cluded the week with an unofficial grub day. Although everyone knew about each day and their specialness, very few partici- pated. The few who did take part, howev- er, had a lot of fun and saved March Mad- ness from being the same as all others 66 I e tried to tone it down a lit- previous. Top: Junior Donna Wojtysiak is a real Thriller as Michael Jackson, Middle: Mrs. Barb Adornctto and Mr. Jim deRivera are crowned faculty king and queen and are surrounded by their court, Left: Ju- niors Reyes Rodrigucz, Dan Becker. Greg Lucas, and Tim Deal race a hidden Karen Anderson across thc gym. Above: Amy Skaleski Tumbles for You as Boy George.

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christmas dance Bells JI GLF? turnabout cc ingle Bell Rock was the theme for the Christmas turnabout dance. The girls finally got their chance to ask their favorite guy to a dance, and there was a big turn out. The cafeteria was decorated in red and green streamers and candy canes that had the names of each couple on the ribbon. Everyone got dressed up and had a great time dancing the night away, including Matt Galimore, who was elected Snow King. Below: Junior, Terri Powell dons a sweet smelling corsage and gives a wide toothed grin. Far below: Wendy Donnell steals a private moment with Gary Churchill to pin on his boutonniere before entering the dance. Above: The Snow King, Matt Galimore, and his escort Merrie Evans fcenterj, and the Snowbunnies and their escorts, Mark Zcigler and Lisa Dressendorfer, Chris Manolis and Joy Winckler, Steve Martin and Amy Skaleski, and Gary Churchill and Wendy Donnell. Right: Sylvia Allison and Tim Volpe share a dance and a laugh with a few Close friends. 26

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TW 'YU' fic ' OU Q58 ye C7-V.-Q! lasses were shortened be- cause of the assembly which started with the pledge led by Senior Class President Eric Sprosty. The games started out with the aFrost Buttl' game in which one person from each class was chosen to sit in a tub full of ice. The winner was the last one in the tub. Wrapping a roll of toilet paper over the heads and under the legs of 5-person teams, three-legged obstacle courses, and Simon Says were some of the other games played. The sophomores ran away with the tug-o'-war contest, yet the seniors won overall with the most points scored throughout the whole assembly. The soph- omores were second, then the juniors, and last, and least, the freshmen. Top: Playing Si- mon Says are Barb Corrigan, Sylvia Allison, Jeremy Gustafson, Dan Mueller, Mark Pflug, Tom Bateman, and Kim Cimfel. Above right: Juniors Andy Campbell and Tabatha O'Dell struggle around the cones in the three- legged race. Above: Jeff Scott carries his March Madness dancing partner out onto the dance floor. 53