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

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BETTER TREND Not merely a coincidence in ' 86, quality was now a tradition in more than ' Limited Editions ' ow could o book be better than the best ever? That question whirled in many staff members ' heads. The an- swer come os the boxes were opened, and the first ' 87 yearbook was previewed. If was o book that topped the previous best and rook over that title. It ' s Ironic rheme: Limited Editions. I think the book wos better than lost year ' s book, and it shows just how hard the staff must hove worked, junior Wally Kil said. It wos indeed colorful ond lavish, since the book hod more color ond with o budget of nearly $1 1,000, wos the most expensive in the school ' s history. We received o lot of free color ond art work from Taylor because of mistakes they hod mode in the ' 86 book, sold Mr. Michael Frazier, ad- viser. So, for the price we charged ond number of books ordered (250), students got o better value than they would hove received anywhere else. The sorisfocrion we felt about the book wos not changed even though the dance attendance wos o little bit low, sold senior staffer Shone Szufenboch. The music or the donee wos o good mixture of oldies ond present doy hits,” sold Tom Campbell, junior. Pens ond pencils could be set aside ond replaced by o cold drink (for o price) ond the munchie addict wos not neglected. Extra pictures were picked through to capture just a few more qualify memories. I think the book was belter Just year ' s book and it sh just how hard the staff must have worked. Wa, than Not oil Second-year staff member Steve Winn provided the night ' s entertainment for students and chaperones despite the few dancers. were dancing Yearbook Dance Back On The Map

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“Art Club hay ride was one of the funnest things did this ' A year . said rhree-year ; member Dawn Zezule. With all 27 members in attendance, the first 1 annual hay ride at South Lake Stables brought ' ! lots of fun and many v A hay fights. 19 8 8 Back On The, Student Life Divider A r ew Directions

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With old memories Graduate Tom Wilkening returns as the Grim Reaper to sign the limited Editions of the 1987 KEY . The distribution dance was sched- uled just before Halloween. ' Limited ' lobor of lifting Curtis Shearon, senior caption writer, handles one of the heavier assignments as he carries copies of The 1987 KEY into the back gym before the crowd arrives. From c, ass of 90 students surround the table manned f . by first-year staff member Brian Muscari to sort iar ano through the pile of extra photos to capture just beyond one m ore memory. Id Ninth-year yearbook advisor, Mr. Mike Frazier ' I imito -T anc sen ' or ' Tammy Sheehy, receive the necessary Limireo signature of Class of ’89 student Larry Reiser to release re l eas e his yearbook. Yearbook Dance Nation s Best