Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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BELOW: ROLLING RIDERS. Despite slim chances of winning the race, sophomore Kerri Dunn pushes herself to the finish line. MIDDLE LEFT: PEP TALK. Before the traditional bonfire is lit. Football Coach John Friend raises crowd enthusiasm and spirit, by telling some of the strategies the team will use to win. ABOVE: TOUCHDOWN!!! Pom poms fly and fans rise as the Mus- tangs score the final touchdown defeating Calumet 39-0. ABOVE: FLAMES OF FIRE. Lights dim, the band begins and eyes are drawn to junior Brenda Puls as she twirls her flaming baton during the Homecoming half-time show. 2 For Sale

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Munster High School 8808 Columbia Avenue Munster, Indiana 46321 PARAGON 1977 Volume 12 Table of Contents HAVING FUN with activities 6 LEARNING through academics and organizations 34 COMPETING in sports 108 SOCIALIZING with people 190 SHOPPING through ads 252

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“Sold to the highest bidder!” “Now everybody fix your eyes on this next item for sale “We’re down to the last of the 25 high schools in the Calu- met Region up for bid.” Located in the heart of a prospering residential commu- nity, this institute of higher learning is open Monday thru Friday, 180 days a year. Yes folks you too can be a proud student at Munster High School. Now listen up! For a mere scheduling and admission charge these abundant op- portunities can be yours: ♦Dome shaped fieldhouse featuring spaciousness and ver- satility necessary to support 18 athletic teams. ♦Heated Olympic sized swim- ming pool, training center for the State Swim Champs. Spacious cafeteria featur- ing a diversified menu, all new salad bar and home cooked goods. Performances ranging from post-game dances to three the- atrical productions. ♦Whether to college or out in the business world you will find superior training here. ♦To please both the novice and the more skilled, intra- murals and varsity sports are available to all interested. ♦And last but not least what would the high school be with- out you the students. And boy do we have all kinds. There are 1740 ranging from the scholars to the loafers, comedians to the shy types and leaders to the followers. ♦What! You say you’re still not sure? Well thumb through the pages. Visit some of our classes. Get acquainted with a few of our students and partici- pate in some of our activities. You’ll discover why students say, WE’VE GOT A LOT! RIGHT: SENIOR PRIDE. Rushing on to the field Senior Class members display their seniority. RIGHT: PROBLEM SOLVING. Checking over a problem in physics, junior Sandy Case finds her calculator to be a useful aid. For Sal e 3