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Special Delivery Trends , marks , tastes, strategies ...everything hut pizza If you’re looking for a good time, chances are someone has already told you that you aren’t going to find it at school. After all, school ' s re- quired. One has to attend this prison-like insti- tution consisting of old, spinster teachers, hours of homework, boring lectures, unrecognizable food, and overall monotonous days. This is what school is like, right? Wrong. With 1,180 students delivering a diverse range of personalities, interests, attitudes and styles, individuals ranged from Nintendo-fanatics to “shopaholics, while the latest fashions included leather skirts, hiking boots, ripped jeans and lettermen jackets. With 152 courses offered, 35 clubs to join, 19 sports to participate in, stu- dents found lots of options to cure boredom. Is it really all this? •With the arrival of the local snoop team “Cagney and Lacey,” — really named Mrs. Kathy Webb and Ms. Jennifer Albright — students faced detentions or Saturday morning work session consequences. •For the first time in school history, the Girls’ Golf team swung its way to a third place finish in the state tournament. C
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WHAT S COOKING? Starting out easy, senior Eric Parker prepares cherry turnovers just for fun during Foods I. With 152 courses offered, students easily found classes that appealed to their every interest. TO THE POINT Strategy to protect the lead concerns Coach Leroy Marsh, Health and Safety teacher as he pulls quarterback Steve Cerajewski (12), senior, aside to discu ss the offense they will use to eat up the clock. The team went on to deliver a surprising victory over the heavily favored Crown Point Bulldogs, 15-6. WITH A STEADY HAND Carefully printing the SADD slogan “Celebrate Sober on a balloon, freshman Michelle Vickers works on decorating their entry before the Home- coming parade. With more than 35 clubs to choose from students found that joining a club enabled them to make new friends and pursue their interests. Opening
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Delivering our own sound Munster Style •Movie craze struck as River Run opened and $3 Tuesdays became a bargain. “Rain Man,” “Cocktail” and ‘The Naked Gun” ranked among the most popular. •Being an election year, 65% of the student body voted in mock presidential elections organ- ized by the Honors U.S. History class. Students even had a chance to vote in the real elections. In fact, with all the choices, styles, options and varieties offered at Munster there isn’t much we don’t deliver. Except pizza. So for the best in academics, activities, sports and fun, call 836- 1450. ..We Deliver.
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