Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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Mickey Mouse Song, and It ' s a Small World. Due to a tie in the Senior Class voting four senior princesses, instead of the usual three, joined the other class representatives. Nominated by their classes were seniors Debbie Brandt, Sharon Bryan, Sue Hunt, and Susie Lanman, junior Lynne Smith, sophomore Peggy Collins, and freshman Debbie Peterson. As Mickey, Minnie, and Pluto danced around the field, Debbie was crowned queen. The atmosphere rumbled with tension as the winners for float competition were declared. Sophomores Club ' Em captured first; seniors were awarded second place with Knock ' Em Goofy, and trailing with third was the juniors Put ' Em Under Pressure. For the closing of half- time, the first annual Spirit Award was given to the class which showed the most spirit during Homecoming Week. Although somewhat disappointed with the float results, the juniors captured the spirit plaque with honors. Saturday night, Disney world came alive as freshmen decorated the walls with murals of Disney characters. Music was provided by Fair Warning for $8 per couple. As the weekend came to a close, floats and decoration were destroyed and homecoming was over for another year until Monday . . . when just the solitary figures of Mickey and Minnie were left standing alone in the corner of the empty cafeteria. Meet the leader of the theme... Mickey Mouse With a flower clenched in her teeth, sophomore Niki Davis and senior escort Bill Rhind e njoy a dance while acting Goofy. Homecoming 15

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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

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Red shines through rain Despite over-sized jerseys, senior girls still managed to capture fifth straight title. While the senior line holds the juniors back, senior Liz Ramirez breaks through to score the winning conversion. As junior cheerleaders Randy Makowski and Brent Huard watch the game carefully, junior Sandy Luera yells some instructions to the defense. 16 Powder Puff Red and white jerseys tore through the halls, some hung down to the knees and the shoulders extended down to the elbows. For most girls who participated in the annual junior vs. senior powder puff football game, their borrowed jerseys seemed a bit overwhelming. But this wasn ' t the thing that slowed them down. Following weeks of practice, the girls psyched themselves up for the big game. Excitement buzzed through the halls, and tension was taunt. They were ready and fired up for action. But the atmosphere was soon dampened by rain, and rumors of postponement took over conversation. The rumor proved to be true, for the field remained pitch black throughout the night. After realizing they would still get a chance to show their hard work, the girls waited in anticipation for six days until the game finally got underway. Scoring touchdowns for juniors were Kim Torok and Pam Wiley. Senior Barb Pontius scored twice while Liz Ramirez carried two conversions. Keeping with tradition, seniors captured the title for the fifth year in a row with a score of 16-14. After all the dirt, grime, and fragrant perfume was washed out, the girls reluctantly handed over their beloved jerseys.