Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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Far Upper Left— TEAHOUSE PROMOTION . . . Mr. Ed Burkhardt receiving a Chinese hat from Mr. John Toth . . . faculty joking. Far Lower Left — BASKETBALL COACHES ... Mr. Dick Hunt, Mr. Ed Robertson . . . humor in a dome of tense action. Left— CONVOCATION CUTIES ... Mr. Ruben Vela, Mr. Tom Whitely, Mr. Ron Corson, Mr. Robert Speelman ... a Paragon chorus-line. Below— FACULTY GET-TOGETHERS . . . Mrs. Betsey Wilson, Miss Sherry Romine, Mrs. Lori Tribbett, Mr. Ruben Vela . . . spontaneous parties at Tribbett ' s. Youthful Humor, Activities Accent School Our faculty . . . Stepping from a world of formality To that of a student ' s youthful enthusiasm . . . Academic prowess to be proven . . . The supposed “classroom rigidity softened By a sense of humor necessary to survive. A close-knit faculty Impressing upon students ideals for perfection . . . Leaving room for their views In thought-provoking discussions. Satisfaction fulfilled in teaching As a once-distant barrier between faculty, student Dissolves with a growing informality. Faculty gatherings . . . Their bowling league ... a Sox park outing. Spring vacation . . . ten days in the Bahamas Soaking up the sun, scenery, excitement . . . Adventures relayed in class discussions. Post school-day sessions at The Town Club, Ben ' s . . . The faculty lounge . . . Their fun place to go With coffee cups, birthday cakes, messages. Our faculty . . . igniting our spirit of youth. PROLOGUE 1 1

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Happenings: Explosion Of Youth ' s World I ' m in-tuned to the racing tempo of activity . . . When all work seems completely beyond reach. The float meetings . . . the pressured days . . . Time disappearing as Homecoming approaches. Football season in full swing . . . The spirit of the game lingers on . . . The crowd readies its after-game energies . . . Taco eating at Fabulous Hot Dog . . . A time when the giddy laughter . . . Blends with talk of crazy ideas. Basketball ushers in winter ' s excitement . . . Games, often two, three a week . . . Regionals . . . The exciting months of Hoosier Hysteria end . . . All good movies disappear . . . The boredom, the I can ' t stay home feeling . . . Burger King ... a last resort. Then . . . Spring moves everything toward a revival . . . Lengthy Oliver practices . . . Prom anticipation gathering more momentum . . . Commencement . . . the final fling at traditions. 12 TACOS . . . this year ' s craze . . . breaks the monotony of the usual after-game hamburger . . . enjoyed by Debbie Sutter, Sandy Nelson.