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

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The Point of No Return Right: Teachers gather together in the field to watch the powder puff football game. Below: Jim Perrin, Beth Buczek and Barb Plant take care of a little slave buying. Seniors Chuck Smith and Rick Wachowiak decorated Chuck ' s truck for the homecoming parade. 2 — Opening

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Left: Representatives from each class participated in the pie eating contest during spirit week. Below: Some senior guys get ready for the tug of war against the fresh- H men. Your high school years are a time in your life that can never be relived. High school entails countless experiences that you, as a student, are only able to take an active part in for a short while. Students are given the oppor- tunity to enlarge their social hori- zons here at Hanover. By asso- ciating with one another, new acquaintances are made as some old friends grow closer, while other friendships fade away. It is all a part of the high school experience: growing, learning and changing. While students are in school, most cannot wait to graduate. But once we leave, many of us miss our carefree high school days. While we move on to new expe- riences, for us graduation is “The Point of No Return.” Left: Students here at Hanover do have S-P-I-R-I-TH 3