Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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imme an E! Sophomore Staci Schatz helps boost her class spirit by finishing off the word Sophomore at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Contributing her support lead her class to win the spirit award. c ostumes were a sizeable part of Homecoming festivities. Junior Julie lewellen helps straighten out senior Shannyn Przybal ' s clown suit while senior Glenn Barath stands by. A II dressed up and . . . sitting on the floor? Getting into the beat of Shout by the Isley Brothers, sophomore Bob Heuer joins the other Snowball dancers in a break from the normal semi-formal dance routine. • • V A ♦ • V JMi • ■ r3 • ' - Cn . r ' r r rrr , A r • V s the lights dimmed and the music began students filled the auditorium for an unexpected night of entertainment. It was the first time that local rock groups gathered for competition. 5

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ho knew what to expect next? Bright paisley-clad students cruised the hal past Not an Exit signs posted above doors leading to the courtyards. Others in their orange and navy football jerseys and Jim McMahon headbands, cheered on the Chicago Bears as they blitzed their way to the Superbowl XX Championship. While Halley ' s Comet soarec across the south horizon, students found themselves rocking to the first place winner , dramatic performers or creativ , the events proved now, the year provided something p| e te|v Hifter nt Something completely different

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■ luffing flower after flower in the midst of the last minute chaos of Homecoming, fidgeting with 150 other nervous hopefuls of the Auntie Marne” auditions, or flocking to the auditorium to witness the unprecedented Battle of the Bands . . . Students turned to an endless variety of activities to break the usual school routine. S Ringing his way to winning the first Battle of the Bands contest, junior Joe Beres of Sgt. Roxx catches the attention of the student body. w » ■ ahoo! Caught in the excitement of the Homecoming festivities, Mrs. Linda Elman, foreign language teacher, cheers along with students to get psyched up for the evening game. 6 Too Much is Never Enough