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

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▼ Mr. Granger’s fifth hour French II class spent their first day learning new greetings to com- municate and interest them in the class. T Success is opening your locker on the first try! Dan Norris is off to a very good start. Especially since he has no books yet. A Ken White, otherwise known in Spanish class as Tio Grio or “Uncle Cricket,” spent his first day at school reading a good book. ▲ Parents make the annual visit to school on registration day. Shown here are Mrs. Mills, a parent and Mike Stewart, a student. 16 — School Opening

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Kurt Kenning was crowned Mr. Basketball at the homecoming dance by the previous Mr. Basket- ball, Rick Kruit. ▼ Dianne Urbanczyk was pre- sented with the title of Homecoming Queen during the homecoming cere- mony held between the j.v. and var- sity games. A Homecoming Queen candidate Tracy Speichert and escort Nick Monos. ▲ Homecoming Queen candidate Amber Blouin and escort Terry Watson. A Homecoming Queen candidate Karen Underwood and escort Kerry Speichert.

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At First Glance T he empty hallways holding memories of past school days, now begin to hold a new year of memories. On August 28 the first full day of school resumed. The doors again were open prompt- ly at 7:35 to welcome students back. Excitement filled the air as we reunited with friends, lockers, teachers, and homework. This was the time to redecorate lockers with pictures of friends, magnets, funny cartoons, mirrors, or anything to brighten up the day. This was providing that the locker would even open. Then it was off to first hour to see classmates, and talk over how the summer was spent. Also to find out how many friends were in the class. Who did you know? Who didn’t you know? Did you have assigned seats? An annual tradition, teachers distributed student handbooks. The new policies and changes were called to attention. Students were told of a new, strict tardy policy of one trady, one detention. Some students did their best to fight this policy and felt it was unfair, making attitudes worse towards school. New fashions in clothing were seen as students dressed even better. Designer jeans including Jordache, Sergio Valente, Bon Jour were worn with boots and blazers as well as the perrenial t-shirt and tennis shoes. But school was still school; a place for furthering education. With summer gone but the memories still alive, it was time to turn ahead for a year that you can now relive by taking “a little look longer.” ▲ Over the years, buckling of the gym floor from moisture and improper construction cau- ued dead spots, requiring the new floor. -4 Challenged by the Whiting team, cheer- leaders, fans, and cheerblock showed that when it comes to spirit, the cheer was “We’ve got it all!” School Opening — 17