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

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▼ Splash! Melissa Staples was caught by sur- prise as she ended up wearing the water balloon instead of catching it. ▼ Student Council benefitted $20.00 as Mac McGregor smashed a cream pie in Mr Fetty’s face. Mr. Fetty left the students roaring with laughter at the assembly. ► Four words said it all as the freshman class chose ‘Signs of the Time’ to coordinate their hallway for the week. A “little look longer’’ is also a ‘sign’ of the times as it represents the school year. D id you see that? Only if we could have had a “little look longer!” Seeming like a long time to some people, and shorter to others, how much time does it take for us to realize how the school year passes so quickly? Excitement, work, studying, meetings, and practices were all a part of us. Excitement flourished in all areas of school as everyone displayed different images. The spirited cheerblock con- tinued to grow as over 120 en- thusiastic members took pride and showed interest throughout the basketball season. A new and even stricter tardy policy excited a group of students that chose to voice their opinions. As a result, the school board reached the decision of returning the bells on a trial basis. Accor- ding to Mr. Joseph Fetty, “The tar- dies have increased, and the bells have not seemed to help the students get to class on time.” A final decision was the bells were to be removed next year. Changing the paces and daily routines of students was the weather. School closings and go- ing home early was a repeated decision with continuous snow, blowing, and icy roads. Snowmobiles replaced school buses and their destinations were not classrooms. As the slow-paced economy af- fected even more students, jobs were sought to meet the crisis. Cut backs were taken in all areas and learning to conserve more was part of our daily challenges. As you look through the year- book, focus on the sharper images and undoubtedly you will take a “little look longer.” 2 — Opening

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Hanover Central High School 10120 W. 133rd. Ave., Cedar Lake, Ind. 46303 Volume 15

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CONTENTS Student Life 6 Clubs 22 Sports 40 Academics 68 Album 88 Ads 132 Index 152 Closing 156 A Enjoying the band at the Turnabout dance were Jim Yothment and Mia Johnson. Jim and Mia made plans to eat a candlelit dinner at the Cicilian Cart, a restaurant near the Mall after the dance. ► A Fourth of July is an annual event for our school band as they march in the community parade. The band played “Dallas” before the unexpected downpour of rain. ► Marching on a hot muggy day were the Pom Cats. Performing in the Lowell parade was one of the many summer activities in which they participated. Opening — 3