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

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C ummer — where did it go? It seems like it’s over before i t has a chance to start. All the activities that once took place seem dreamlike. As we grow older we realize how fast time pas- ses through our hands. Activities we thought were so important in junior high do not seem as important as we journey through high school. What some of us don’t realize is that school participation is important, no matter how minor it may be. School prepares us for the future by helping us grow into the people we are now, and the adults we will too soon be! School — where did it go? Later in our lives we will realize how important school was. When you think back to your high school years, friends, and how things used to be, take out your yearbook and relive those times by taking a little look longer! ▼ As part of the tradition of spirit week juniors and seniors com- pete in tug-of-war. Although the juniors tried their hardest the senior class held their weight and remained undefeated for the fourth year in a row. Student Life Divider — 7

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► “ . . . Team fight!” As a tradition, the student body and cheerleaders, along with the band, open the pep session dur- ing spirit week with the school song. STUDENT LIFE Kim Funk, editor 6 — Student Life Divider

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Lookin’ Back at Summer: O n July 12, members of the pom pon corp went to a workshop at Notre Dame lasting four days. The girls raised money for the workshop by having car washes, bake sales and pos- ter calender sales. The ten girls who attended were Jamie Schrieber (captain), Debbie Cor- bett, Kim Funk, Shari Boston, Lisa Jonason, Dana Martin, Gidget Keiser, Debbie Gruenhagen, Denine O’Connel and Joy Newberry. Every day the girls learned two new routines, a two-minute routine and a five-minute routine. At the end of each day, each group performed one of the routines they learned for evaluation. Seven students attended a journal- ism workshop at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. The workshop began on July 26 and lasted six days. Susan Sikma, Kim Funk, Donna Eastling, Cheryl Huseman, and Dave Grooms attended the workshop to increase their knowledge and find out the newest styles in yearbooking. ▼ R.E.O. Speedwagon, below and right, like many groups, performed in Chicago over the Many students feel that rock concerts are a summer. Pictured are the group’s lead vocalist, major part of their summer and are widely Kevin Cronin and lead guitarist. Gary Richrath. attended. ▲ Working during the summer to improve the school yearbook were: (front) Kim Funk, Cheryl Huseman. Donna Eastling, Susan Sikma, (back) Mr. Mike Frazier (adviser), Andy Richart and Dave Grooms. ► Students from different states, some as far as Florida, attend Ball state University’s workshops. Cheryl Huseman, Sue Sikma, Kim Funk, Dave Grooms, Mr. Mike Frazier and Donna Eastling can be found in the second row. 8 — Summer Camps and Activities