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

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PART OF the second-place decoration. Janice Xanders depicts a Wildcat operating on the Tigers THE FRESHMEN finished last m the toilet paper wrap, but took third m hall decorating, beating the sophomores BLOWING UP most of the freshman class balloons. Bette Walker rests in the candy commons. DURING FIRST-HOUR Spanish II. sophomore Mindy Domaciet was a Happy Cat on Come As You Are dress-up day PLACING SECOND in the Banana-Eating Contest, are seniors Jeff Walls and Dan Beck. We should have had first. Dan said.

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MOMENTARILY stunned by the camera, sophomore Buddy Price quick- ly resumes dancing to the song ' ' Celebration, by Kool and the Gang It was a relic of the past hoes lined the walls, students gathered in the back gym. As music started, the Science Clu b Sock Hop was underway. Not only was the Sock Hop held by the Science Club for the purpose of raising money, but also to bring about a deviation from the norm for the students. Although they only made a $17 dollar profit on the event, senior member Ken Owens felt it was a success. “Making a lot of money didn ' t really matter. Everyone had a great time and that ' s what dances are all about,’’ he said. The D. J. for the evening was Bob Webber. He played a variety of music and that, according to junior Dan Beck, was a welcome change. The music helped the dance ' s success,” he said. The D.J. played music from Chubby Checker and the 50s to Bon Jovi and the 80s.” Whether the music was a slow ballad from 1986 or a fast twist from 1956, everyone kicked off their shoes, and had a good time. The Sock Hop was a relic of the past, resurrected for one night, then put back into mothballs along with poodle skirts and bobby socks. DANCING the second sto r dance ot the evening, junior Dan Beck and trrst-year student, Anmc Gagnon dance at the sock hop I 72 - SOCK HOP 7

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PIES IN THE FACE AND SLAVING AWAY Dignity disappears in Spirit Gaines arking sophomores Bob Stockton, Liz McElmurry, Wendy Beamer, and Tom Campbell were simply animals. That is, they manag- ed to dog their way to win the first Animal Magnetism Contest of the Spirit Games. The Banana-Eating Con- test, messy but entertaining, also was won by sophomores, Kelly Kopack and Laura Moll. Seniors Jeff Ashcraft, Danielle Stevens, Kellie McElmurry, Ed Kubiak, Dan Beck, Karl Wilhelm, Charlie Heflin, and Gretchen Stoll wiped-out the competition in the Toilet Paper Wrap. Web-footed sophomores Liz McElmurry, Jim Ahrendt, Carolyn Huseman, and Matt Wolfe waddled to first place in the Flipper Race, while a large group of seniors burst through to grab the Balloon Pop Relay. Freshmen Sonia Clark and Patricia Ahrendt didn’t let seniors monopolize all balloon events. They were surprise winners in the Balloon Toss. It was a good way to have fun at school, as well as a way to raise funds for Stu- dent Council,” junior Dan Barney said. “Being a slave was okay too, even though I wasn’t in the gym when I got auctioned off. When they told me I’d been sold, I was sur- prised, but I got to do crazy things that I never could have done otherwise.” 15 SPIRIT