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

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At the association point Right: Tim Simmons demonstrates his rare talent as he portrays Lady Luck at the powder puff football game. Yuck! What a mess as Karen Ken- ning and Karen Hasse clean up after the pie-eating contest. . . , Right: Beth Buczek and Sherry I Friends are for keeps and Chris Cook lunch in the hallway as stu- Thorn and Alan Goodman stick dents talk and relax together.

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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

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Students gather together in halls, classrooms, and the com- mons areas to see what’s hap- pening. They associate in their own special ways. Friends stand around in halls and talk and get together during school events. Although five minutes isn’t a very long time to get from one class to another, students usu- ally exchange many greetings and bits of information as they move through the halls to their lockers and on to class. Left: Senior Jim Keilman wins over- all for the third time in the pie eating contest. “Hi, my name is Lori Crisp. is how Lori introduced herself to the Junior Miss audience.