Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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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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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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MEN AT WORK Putting the finishing touches on the Ger- man Club entry for the Homecoming Pa- rade, seniors Dejan Kralj, Charlie Wilke, and Andy Spoljaric decorate their van. Black, yellow, and orange represented the colors of the West German flag. B-I-N-G-O Not able to find N-30, Junior Jennifer Jones leans over to show sophomore Geoff Apato the appropriate space. Teachers broke the monotony of teaching with vid- eos, games, and student presentations. ONE OF A KIND Showing his true colors, senior John Novak plays the Munster Mustang fight song to pep up the 1 , 180 students attend- ing the Homecoming pep rally. Each stu- dent contributed in his own way to bring about that unmatched Mustang spirit. YABADABA DELICIOUS With over 300 couples attending the Homecoming Dance, junior Sherri Traci and senior Phil Milne break away from the dance floor to grab a snack at the Bronto Bar. Although not a typical snack bar found at a dance, the Bronto Bar helped develop the Homecoming theme, Hanna- Barbera, by bringing the Flinstones home to the cafeteria. Opening 5