Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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• : ■ ' A I „ M Caught in the act of Student Life Practice makes perfect. Preparing for an upcoming concert, sopho- more Debbie Kish strives to reach her alto note while studying a piece of music from The King and I during choir. Anticipating a reaction. Completing the last step of her chemistry lab. sophomore Amy Goldenberg adds hydrochloric acid to her solution awaiting the results of the gaseous reaction. A s the curtains separated, the stage appeared ob scure with nondistinct figures. A silent, yet impa tient audience sat restless in their seats anticipat ing the first scene. Suddenly, the lights blared and anxious eyes headed for the M.A.S.H. surround ings as Radar ' s head was listening to the ground At that very moment, students became caught in the act. Whether this act consisted of capturing first place in the Speech and Debate State competition, expanding knowledge as the Advanced Placement Biology class visited Rush-Presby- terian St. Luke’s Hospital in Chicago or just simply being obsessed in the diet craze, students were involved in a variety of acts. As student life extended beyond the “norm,’’ a mofding spirit brought an unprecedented second place for the seniors while innovative learning methods such as surveying personal- ity traits in Sociology class became amazing. Students be- came engrossed with the little things such as selling box after box of M M’s or pound after pound of oranges and grapefruit to help finance the Marching Band’s trip to Walt Disney World in Florida, or Distributive Education Clubs of America’s (DECA) annual trip to State competition in Indianapolis. As activities became more addictive, there were some which were time-consuming but satisfying. Sleepy over- worked bodies could be noticed as the Paragon staff members worked an average of 20 hours a week, while Crier spent late Thursday nights at the printer for the production of the bi- weekly newspaper. Students partook in different areas of stu- dent life activities as they all were caught in the act. Rookie rowdies. Determined to proveto the rest of the school that they have the most spirit, Freshman Class members give it their best shot at cheering during the battle cry. 0 Student Life

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We ' re number one. By dressing as Captain Mustang, sophomore Brett Robbins shows his school spirit during the Homecoming game. Let ' s get rowdy. With signs in hand, the Freshman Class involves themselves in the pep assembly by joining in on the fight song. 0 School Spirit