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

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The summer before the year It ' s the last day of school and when the last bell rings we think that we are out. Many of us are, while others of us belong to organizations that work all year. Many high school organizations send away for information on sum- mer camps that they could attend. Camps arc intended to help educate and benefit the students for the years to come. They learn many ideas that will improve their skills at different activities. Camps are not all hard work but are also fun and games. Students are given time in which they can do the special activities that are offered to them. Many pick workshops, while others pick spots where they can enjoy the fun. Summer Camps — 5 Left: The varsity cheerleaders also attend summer ramp to improve their skills. The Hanover squad received Most Improved honors at their camp. Below: Playing the pinhall machines was only one of many recreational activities avail- able to journalism workshop students. Rich Solberg runs-up a score of 14,630 before crapping-out.

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Summer Abore: Sandy Zimmerman sits in the shad- ows of her dormitory room while working on yearbook copy at the Ball State University Journalism Workshops in August. Right: Layout and designs of yearbook pages was one of the journalism workshop courses taken by Mark Iaeonetti. 4 — Summer Camps

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Fall Practice makes? ■ Early in the year the sports pro- gram was already rolling. Fall sports teams began practices up to a month before school started. Many of the cross country team members ran all summer, then two weeks before school started, organ- ized practices began. Imagine run- ning three miles in the morning, coming back that night and running five miles of speed work then three more miles of distance. Rough huh? The tennis team practiced regu- larly for over a month before organ- ized practices began. The team had many basics to learn, so over and over, they went through drills until their games were perfected. Boys and girl volleyball practices were long and hard. Every day after school you could see the teams work- ing spiking, setting, serving and gen- eral floor play. UPPER RIGHT: Dan Norris practices his serves. RIGHT: Bill Torrence and Adam Day- berry stand ready to return practice serves. 6 — Cross Country. Tennis, and Volleyball Practices.