Hanover Central High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Lake, IN)

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Students Engage In Various Activities Throughout 1972-73 school year, students were in- volved in various activities. There were things such as GAA initiation and school plays, to boys in Home Ec classes. Many moods such as love, hate, anger, fear, and frus- tration were expressed by students in their everyday routines, by the clicking of the camera. Middle— Randy Watson and Kim Penn study in Biology. Bottom— Students wait to rush into the gym at lunch. Top Right— Randy Hahn, Kurt Brown, and Jim Hays prove that all good cooks aren ' t females. 20

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Together we search in confusion for answers to the mysteries of being alive . . . take my hand . . . we expe- rience the joy of finding ourselves . . . help me decide . . . we learn from each other as well as from books . . . he has a great philosophy on life . . . we strive for excellence but explode at the pressures being too much to bear . . . with one or many we grow and mature, unaware of the change that is occuring in ourselves, notic- ing it only in others . . . why am I so hurt? . . . we reach out for knowledge and friendship or withdraw into solitude . . . we are separate as 800, together as one— Hanover Central. 19

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Top Left— Mr. Apple shows junior high students how to run the press. Middle Left— Students gather firewood for the bonfire. Bottom Left— Steve Shroka and Coach Nicholas help All Yothment paint the WILDCAT head. Bottom Right— A member of the Indus- trial Arts club gets a pie in the eye” as part of their money raising project. Middle Right— Kathy Moelhman waits for the bell to ring. 21