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

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u e e a r s Becky Hoycus and Bernie Green show off their best body awards for 78. Above right: Leo Milazzo and Ray Shingler acted as masters of ceremonies. Rick Jacobson and Julie Bevins received a bag of laughs for having the funniest laughs. Right: A few of the guys from the senior class propose a toast. The quietest senior guy was Steve Miller. 26 Senior Banquet

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he last of the Class of 78 The senior class salutatorian, Bill VanDerPol, begins his speech. Below: Lynn Selmister and Penny Parman prepare for graduation as they do some last minute touchups. Below: Mr. Gordon Paquin smiles and congratulates Donna Slaton as she receives her diploma. leannine Tortorici, senior class secretary, gives a speech to thank everyone who helped the class of 1978. Top Right: Dr. Larry Crabb hands Judy Carpenter her competency test certificate to go with her diploma.

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The Senior Banquet was the last gath- ering of the class of 78 before gradu- ation. While Mr. John Brindley gave his final speech to the senior class, he be- came overwhelmed by emotions and warm feelings, which brought tears to his eyes. The banquet was at the San Remo res- taurant in Griffith May 12. After class president Val Ploetz announced Leo Mi- lazzo and Ray Shingler as masters of cer- emonies, dinner was begun. Between courses, awards were given to some of the seniors for their well-known charac- teristics. During dessert. Remember Whens and Senior Wills were read by Darcy Dodge and Cindy Carpenter. Af- ter dinner, the disco dance was started. Although members of the class of 78 will go their own separate ways, each will take with him or her the memories that were created at Hanover Central High School. Above left: Senior sponsors Mrs. Betsy Doffin and Mr. John Brindley received tokens of appreciation from the senior class. Middle left: Seniors who attended the banquet en- joyed dancing to the music provided by Sebelle Sound System. Below: The Blue Nun wine bottle and the pom pons show that Carl jonason and Sherry Neitzel have the most school spirit.