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

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STUDENTS RACING FORWARD IN THE EFFORT TO CONQUER THE CHALLENGES OF... Doily life Classes started with the usual flurry of quizzes, speeches, and tests, but fun was also in the busy schedules. The Christmas movie and spirit week broke up the monotony of the daily routine. Christmas break came and went all too quickly and soon students were cramming for the dreaded and ever-so-tiresome, mid-term exams. The opening of the year passed by at its usual pace bringing new triumphs at the PCC and old defeats at the daily rigors of student life. BUNNY OF THE YEAR During spirit week, senior Brian Magnant goes all the way in his display ot spirit.

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DEDICATION Jack Schilling lakes an active part in the Thespian Club by posing in costume during picture day. FRESHMAN SPIRIT Kelly McElmurry shows her support and school spirit by helping decorate the freshman hall. KNIGHTS Seniors Lisa Boyer and Kathy Gold pretend they are knights in a speech for Mr. Young ' s College Prep. Class. 4 OPENING

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Student life There is more to school for sfudenrs rhon just going ro closs ond working on ossignmenrs. If school was meant for that purpose ond that purpose alone, many sfudenrs would quit school os soon os they were able. That is why activities after school, during the even- ing, ond on weekends ore incorporated into the students schedule. Extro-curriculor activities such os basketball, frock, wrestling, ond volleyball attract mony students with some orhleric ability. All these things ond more ore o part of life for most high school students. For the most port students who ore involved in extro-curriculor activities leorn more rhon o student who only attends classes. Life cannot always be fought in o classroom. CLASS ACT Members of the junior class galhered in the auditorium to take the ASVAB tests. TWO TO TANGO Tom Schreiber attempts to pass a Life Saver to his partner in the Life Saver Passing Contest. 6 STUDENT LIFE DIVIDER