Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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f n Masked by a black cloak, senior Robbie Terranova hides her identity while partici- pating in a test of the Pratfall Experiment in Sociology class. It was an attempt to verify the fact that a perfect student isn’t always the best student. Secluded from the crowds, but not from each other, seniors Jim Screiner and Marcy Lang steal some time away to be by themselves. When the sun shone through the windows, the Commons was an ideal place for a rendezvous. Shouting words of encouragement to the Mustangs during the Lake Central basket- ball game, junior Kim Palmer shows her school spirit. Opening

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did 19 sports teams work toward Sectional, Regional, and Semi-state titles? through Large Gains, Small Pains W here could one find services for bookworms, movie goers, munchers, fashion bugs, and high steppers? in Consumer’s Digest did our competitive, trend-setting reputation a positive image we could be proud of and others could respect? Why prove to be because there’s NO DOUBT ABOUT IT Clad in red and white attire, faculty ar students alike cross Columbia Avenue to jo in the Homecoming pep rally. The festivitii consisted of a three-legged race, a tug of wa and pep talks from the football captains. Sunglasses appear even though rain- drops had fallen moments before on the Homecoming Day parade. Sophomore Robert Lesko came prepared for the glare and marched in the band with no discomfort. 4 Opening

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Cooperation and coordination are two qualities that are required to participate in a three legged race. Juniors Jennifer Miga and Jennifer Dye run in sync attempting to take first place during the Homecoming pep assembly. Freedom from class and work, senior Andy Lambert reclines on a bench in the Ath- letic Office where he is an aide. After com- pleting the tasks assigned to him, Andy had extra time to catch up on his sleep.