Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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freshmen, sophomores, and seniors. With the big game approaching fast, the Senior Class took charge of the annual bonfire. Displaying class spirit, the junior girls dressed in their Powder Puff jerseys. With half portraying the Homecoming opponent, the Warriors, and half acting as the Mustangs, the girls held a scrimmage, with the Mustangs, of course, being victorious. The senior girls, with the aid of old bras, followed by running around the fire shrieking, Senior girls support the Mustangs. As they hurried to finish the incomplete floats, students scurried to finalize details before the 1:30 p.m. Friday deadline. As the last float entered the Christian Reformed Church parking lot, the judging began. With short delay, the marching band arrived and Ridge Road became the territory of the Homecoming parade. Soon after, the trike race, sponsored by the student government, pedaled off. The competition took place between the class officers and their sponsors, with the juniors capturing first place. This junior victory added points toward the spirit plaque. Speech and Debate Team members took a lesson in cooking as they held their annual chicken barbecue. Tickets were sold at $3.50 for adults and $1.75 for children. During the game, Goofy, Dumbo, and Mickey Mouse surveyed the field from behind the endzones but they still stood tall as the Mustangs unexpectedly fell to the Calumet Warriors, 12-7. The Homecoming Court was introduced while the band played, When You Wish Upon a Star, Meet the leader of the theme... Mickey Mouse lust before decorating the sophomore hall during Spirit Week, sophomores Amy Kiernan and Kristin Donnersberger put the finishing touches on their mural which added to their first place tie. Proving to be a true Mickey Mouse fan, sophomore Michele Rudzinski becomes a part of the Walt Disney atmosphere. Proud of their hard work, the junior students demonstrate class spirit by keeping company with Dumbo the elephant. Homecoming 11

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Caught out of the water and into Geometry class, freshman Michelle Kelchak peeps over her folder to observe class time activities. In order to enhance the flavor of the chicken, sophomore Greg Benkovich sprays it down as part of his duties during the annual chicken barbecue. To make sure everything is in place and working properly, senior Bob Bukvich makes a final check on the Senior Class float. 12 Homecoming

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Just a couple more flowers! Sophomores Bev Rompola and Lanai i Pool go through the tedious chore of making flowers for their float. Scanning through an animated Walt Disney book, juniors Julie Lanman and John Remmers get more involved in the theme of Homecoming. Homecoming Court: Freshmen Debbie Peterson and Paul Banas, junior Lynn Smith, seniors Mike Sebenste, Sharon Brian, Steve Faso, Susie Lanman, Rob Sharkey, Debbie Brandt, Brad Barnes, Sue Hunt, Dennis Wood, and sophomores Peggy Collins and Dane Johnson. Fenced in. Volunteering their inside services, juniors Sharon Kobus and Penny Shegich fasten flowers to form Dumbo ' s head. 14 Homecoming