Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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MIDDLE LEFT — Junior Beth Winkley; MID- DLE RIGHT — Senior Dawn Irby; MIDDLE — 1979 Homecoming Queen, Senior Cathy Pa - quette; LOWER LEFT — Junior Alice Fogarty; LOWER RIGHT — Senior Tammy Wright. Homecoming 1979 LEFT — 1979 Homecoming Court — Keith Wester, escorting Alice Fogarty; Nick Kika - los, escorting Tammy Wright; Bill Griffin, escorting the 1978 Homecoming Queen Sheila Tite; John Tite, escorting the 1979 Homecoming Queen Cathy Paquette; Rob Anderson, escorting Beth Winkley; and Kurt Fried ricks, escorting Dawn Irby. 9

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One can always tell when fall be- gins at Gavit High. Football season starts with all its festivities, such as spirit week that took place the week before the game. The students ex- pressed their class spirit by decorat- ing the halls and attending the pep rally. Class of ’80 took the 1979 spirit award, and the Class of 81 took the Float award. All the classes did their best to display their pride for Gavit High. Each Gavit student showed in the ' 79 Homecoming — There ain ' t no stopping us now — or ever!” 8 UPPER LEFT — Queen Cathy Paquette, escorted by John Tite, share a happy moment. UPPER RIGHT — The winning float was created by the Junior class of 1981. MIDDLE LEFT — Tom Bobrowski crowned the guy with the sexiest legs. MIDDLE RIGHT — Dean DeLisle, who was crowned Mr. Football, turned over the crown to Tim Eder, who he thought deserved it. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT — The senior class displayed their spirit by dressing as Disney characters. LOWER LEFT — The football team gathered around the microphone during the rally. LOWER RIGHT — The Band and drill team line up for the homecoming

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10 Winter - 1. C. Kucer enjoys decorating the Christ- mas tree. 2. L. Kucer and D. Curtis have a quiet walk home from ice skating. 3. Sen- iors going for a winter drive. 4. Gavit students display 1980 fashions. 1980 Winter Winter at Gavit is an interesting time of year for faculty and students alike. The snow and freezing tem- peratures cast a serious yet comical outlook for everyone. Whether slip- ping and sliding or pushing your car to school, the majority manage to crawl in. Dodging snowballs, drown- ing in slush, and frostbite were just some of the winter festivities of 1980. Although there are many mishaps during the winter months, it is hard to keep a totally gloomy outlook on winter. It’s a well-known fact that moods change once the Yule Tide season arrives.