Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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LEFT: FANCY FOOTVYORK. Keeping in step with the music, junior Terri Anderson and alumni Greg Kovich dance to the sound of Axe ' BELOW: MERRY MUNCHKINS. Taking time out from serving the refreshments, freshmen Julie Mason and Laura Hieber dance at Homecoming. FAR BELOW: INITIAL EFFORT. Sophomores first at- tempt at building a float shines with color as they re- ceived a third place for their efforts.

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Munchkins serve at rainbc v 9 $ end r V (Continued from pg. 12) queen Karen Porter. Student Senate President, Bob Young, and Vice-President, Nan Or- lich, announced the results of the float competition. Third place went to the sophomore float with the theme, “We’ll Shine Tonite”. Second place went to the junior float with the theme, “Either Way It ' s a Mus- tang Victory”, and the winner was the seniors’ with “Rust in Peace” as their theme. On Saturday morning, I re- membered that Harry Engle- bomb had asked me to the dance. How could I have said yes! The dance was held in the cafeteria which was cleverly transformed into the “Land of Oz”. Freshmen servers, dressed in munchkin outfits, greeted couples at the door and served the refreshments. The band “Axe’’ provided the music for the evening. I could not believe it! Not only did Harry look half way decent in a suit, but he could dance too! After the dance, we went to eat. I was having such a good time that I didn’t get home until three in the morning! When I arrived on my front porch, I was greeted by a familiar face. It looked as though beneath the cold cream and curlers, it could have been my mother. Her disguise made her look more as if she were the wicked witch of the west! As I walked past her, she yelled! “Do you realize what time it is? Just wait until your father hears about what time you got in.” I can’t believe how an other- wise perfect dream could turn out to be such a nightmare. As I walked into my bedroom, I thought to myself, THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME, THERE ' S NO PLACE LIKE HOME.” BELOW: TURN ' EM AGAIN! Responding to the instructions of their supervisors, junior Dave Waxman and Charles Weinberg rotate the chicken for the annual barbecue dinner. FAR BELOW: STEP RIGHT UP! Accepting her roses from Stu- dent Senate vice-president senior Nan Orlich, seniors Jill Ko- vack and Dave Ladd take their place in line. 1 4 Homecoming

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r ABOVE: HELPFUL HINTS. Getting last minute in- structions, seniors Karen Hafner, Claudia Speroff, Michelle Frazier, Kay Samuels and Lori Bretz carefully listen to their team strategy. RIGHT: CLEAN BREAK. Thinking only of her op- ponents close behind, se- nior Candy Lewis at- tempts to make a touch- down for her team. FAR RIGHT: CAMPUS CUTIES. Building up spirit for the Powder Puff game, seniors Kenny Olan, Ke- vin Crary, Jim Wilkinson, Tom Sedey and Mark Hunter display their sexy legs as they cheer the senior girls on. 16 Powder Puff