Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Summer Workin’ Summer Playin’ Summer has always been looked upon with far more enthusiasm than any other season of the year. During the summer of 1979, those 87 degree days were no exception. For some, summer might have simply meant no school and therefore no work, but, for others, it was only a beginning. They occupied those long hot days working at all different types of jobs. Having a goal in mind, they were ambitious and set out to achieve it. Throughout the summer they grew and learned because of that exper- ience they gained. It wasn ' t all work, however, be- cause when the work was over the fun began. It was time to enjoy all of the activities typical of the season. Almost everyone took advantage of the weather to enjoy all of their fa- vorite summer pastimes. Not a mo- ment was wasted because they real- ized that all too soon it would end. The summer of 1979 would be a memory like all of those past and school would begin again. UPPER LEFT — Camping outdoors seems to bring smiles to sophomores Donna Stone and Karen York and junior Mary Saltano- vitz. MIDDLE LEFT — Junior Bob Bukowski appears to be a real swinger as he attempts to sink a putt. MIDDLE RIGHT — Junior Kelly Stone demonstrates her skateboarding skills. LOWER LEFT — Mr. Willis and Mr. Mann get ready for a volleyball game at the faculty picnic. Summer 5

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UPPER LEFT — The temperature is rising high, but so is Gavit’s summer spirit. UPPER MIDDLE — Answering the telephone is all in a day’s work for senior Tammy Davis. UPPER RIGHT — Junior Dennis Russell con- centrates on mowing ' em down. MIDDLE RIGHT — Work or play? It ' s really hard to tell as Gavit cheerleaders Kelly Kros- lack, Melinda Hastings, and Adele Rush clean up those dirty cars. LOWER RIGHT — Gavit ' s Gladettes are working hard to get in step for all of this year’s action.

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Picking Up The Pieces Wow — September already — time to go back -to -school shopping. Back to school . . . what a DRAG! Hey — cool out, school isn ' t that bad. It will give you a chance to catch up with the friends you haven’t seen all summer. School isn’t just work, you know. Think about the sports, dances, and parties. I don’t ha ve to tell you — isn ’t that all you ’ve been talking about for the last week and a half? You know, you ' re right ... almost forgot, I even get to go to prom this year. Hey, thanks alot — Dad. 1. Fall ... a time of thought. 2. Coach Jamiose welcomes students to Ga - vit at a pep rally. 3. Robert Caillouette makes some last-min- ute preparations while waiting for counsel. 4. Randy Scott enjoys a Day in the Park. 6 Fall