Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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' eck the halls with boughs of holly, fa-la-la . . . Adding the final touches to the stage for the Christmas Choral Concert, sophomore Brian Zemaitis and senior Bob Kish work together as a team. A k nalyzing a student cutting, juniors Shawn Brennan and Ellen Fromm and sophomore Kim Robinson discuss the good and bad points. Drama class allowed isten to this I Juniors Andy Sherman and Dina Strange break away from the Homecoming merriment to read an article in the Crier. students not only a chance to perform but a chance to hear constructive criticism from their peers. 2 Something completely different

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I nd Now For Something Completely Different . . . whether it be junior Colleen Murphy weighing out a chemical sample. Denise Korycki dressing like a Smurf, or sophomore Don Williams tooting his horn at the Homecoming halftime festivities, students scrutinized the details that made the year out of the ordinary. Lost in the rush freshmen Jenna Chevigny and Julie Wenner stop their hectic dash to class to catch up on the latest news that made 1986 completely different.

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outine set in quickly. r soon became just another year. Late arri students punch ed in on the newly installed office time clock and went about their business. But little things started to happen . . . Painted faces and colorful the halls as an early September Homecoming captured students ' lives. Morning announcements revealed that six students earned National Merit Semi-Finalist status. Senior Mark Oberlander volleyed his way to the State Boys ' Tennis Tournament and carried home the Mental Attitude Award for top scholarship and leadership. It seemed that things were better. Students found themselves friend ' s locker or taking time out i morning classes to find out the latest Suddenly the year was not so ore 3 Something completely different