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

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4 Showing the true meaning of Turnabout, Kim Zimmerman pays Ed Wilson’s way into the dance, as well as her own. 4 Larry Suarez and Cheryl Huseman think their own separate thoughts about the pleasureable evening they are having together. ▲ Lori Walls and Dan Corey take a break from the dance floor and head toward the refreshment table for punch. 4 Turnabout queen candidates Janet Bow yer, Nanci Bernhardt, Tracy Speichert, Sherri Peck, Karen Underwood and their dates start the next slow dance after the queen was chosen. ▲ It didn ' t take much persuading for Lydia Maldonado to get Billy Kozlowski out on the dance floor. Turnabout — 11

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Short Notice T urnabout seemed to catch some people off guard! Short notice of the dance and dangerous driving con- ditions because of drifting snow kept attendance lower than normal. “1 couldn’t believe it when I heard the dance was in a week,” said Kelley Cody, “1 was really surprised that we didn’t get more notice about it.” The annual dance, sponsored by the Pom Cats, took place Saturday, Janu- ary 16, in the cafeteria. “The decorations included “Love is . . . people” and a dried flower arrangement in the center of each table,” said Shari Boston. The Pom Cats chose John Kuiper and the County Line” as the band. “The band played both country and rock,” said Jamie Schrieber, Pom Cat. Ballots for Turnabout Queen were distributed at the door. The candidates were Nanci Bernhardt, Traci Speic- hert, Karen Underwood, Janet Bowyer and Sherri Peck. Sherri was crowned Turnabout Queen. ▼ Sue Sikma and Mike Bieber, like most other students who attended the dance, chose to have their formal picture taken. ▼ Turnabout was a memorable occasion for Scott Gross and Sherri Peck, as Sherri was crowned Turnabout Queen. 1 4 Dee Molden and Tim Urbanski decide to leave the dance early in hopes of finding a restaurant to their liking. ► Larry Suarez and Cheryl Huseman think their own separate thoughts about the pleasurable evening they are having together.

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EUIk STOP THAT UIIIDIRT Like a S Times’’the H.C judges to award the freshman H. ress led the nd place to ▲ Imagination and creativity was displayed with a unique wildcat entrance winning, the Junior ' s a first place. ► “Monkey See?” No. Scott Gross and Kurt Kenning couldn’t see, but Scott managed to find Kurt’s mouth anyway. 12 — Spirit Week WHEELBARROW RACE 1. Tod Willis Todd Staples 2. John Pasierb Phil Mitchell 3. Dave Monix Jim Yothment Juniors Freshmen Seniors ORANGE TOSS 1 . Tim Bevins 2. Deanna Bilka 3. Mike Bieber Sophomore Junior Senior THREE-LEGGED RACE 1. Lisa Dayberry Debbie Burandt 2. Lori Pearson Lori Suarez 3. Rich Solberg Jim Hudspeth Juniors Sophomores Juniors WATER SQUIRT 1. Larry Hughbanks Mike Perrin 2. Steve Malowski Doug McKee 3. Krista Prater Carol O’Bryant Seniors Sophomores Freshmen BANANA-FEEDING CONTEST 1. Janet Bowyer Deanna Bilka 2. Ricky Phillips Phil Mitchell 3. Lori Suarez Lori Pearson Juniors Freshmen Sophomores