Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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STAGE AUDITORIUM POOL GIRLS ' BOYS ' LOCKER LOCKER J L SUPT T T 1 LOBBY FT 22 21 13 1 — 1 A 3T L l» » « V 1 » ; ! • 1 • • • • • LECTURE EAST B. G 9 7 FgI WOOD 3 1 jPOWER mech • • • • • ••••••• ••••••••% • ••••• • - 6 t metals lJ B 6 I elect. CL 4 2 Situation: Buzzzzzzzz . . . Omigosh! I ' ll never make it. Seven minutes to get from Typing Room 118 in the North Building to Room 9 Power Mechanics in the South with a stop at my locker somewhere in between. It wouldn ' t be so bad if I was awake when I have to make this trans-school trip, but it ' s only 9:30 a.m., and my feet just won ' t listen to motor commands. This darn ink from the typewriter ribbon just seems par for the course. A two minute stop in the nearest john is a must ... I ' m going to get that big red T from my teach, the third tardy this six weeks, and this is still the first week of this grading period! Wow! Where ' s the herd? I guess the bell rang while I was in the john. Uh, oh . . . this is hall narc country. My tennies never made so much noise in my entire life. This hall is like a huge echo chamber. Watch, there ' s one-l knew it, it was too good to be true getting past the patrols of the North. Who else wears a grim from ear to ear and a badge? I ' m really sorry, sir. No, I don ' t have a pass. Mr. Bawden ' s office? Darn, this means back to the North building? Rats! I could have sworn he had his office here in the North, Mrs. Griffin. I should have worn a pedometer. I ' m really racking up the mileage; c ' mon feet, beat. Hi, Mrs. Horlick, yes, I know I should have a pass to be here. I know Mr. Bawden would like to know about this, that ' s why I ' m here. Here goes another 15 minute lecture on the evils of tradiness. I ' ll never do it again, Mr. Baw- den. Thanks for the pass to class. Sorry I ' m late, teach. I ' ll have to stay over and make up my time missed? Rats. I know he will forget to give me a pass to my next hour class. Just as I figured ... no pass to next hour. Mercy, I just don ' t know what I ' ve done to de- serve this. I give up. I refuse to move. Maybe it will pass, but, then again, it may not, unless I get one.

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To go about covering and conquer- ing the territory around us we have to start somewhere. This starting point originates within the individual. A per- son ' s ideas clicking together with his desires trigger his need to expand. He discovers that life is not limited to his own physical structure, but rather reaches the scope of the school, town, and outside world. Even when an intrusion into this world occurs, the momentum still goes on and moves info Within Limits Out of Limits 10 Expansion 50 On Opposing Terms 104 Faces in the Hall 182 Supply and Demand 250