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

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First time lucky In her first try, Martha Willy, senior, helped Stu- dent Council sponsor one of the most profitable dances of the year. A Wolff in sheep ' s clothing Carried away by the music at Get Trashed 2; the Sequel, as well as by her date, junior Matt Wolff, senior Carolyn Xanders gets swept off her feet. Blowing o fuse After the minor electrical problem in the sound system, Phil Stimach, junior, still enjoys dancing to music provided by Charlie Heflin and Dan Beck when the lights came back on. All aboard! Now leaving station Creating its own tracks, this human train of Dana Vanco, Wally Kil, Cindi Connor, Teresa Travis, Rachel Diggs, and Kelly Kopak chug around the gym. Get Trashed Dance Back On The Map

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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

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Take Long-standing couple Lisa Bon- , nema and John Walker, seniors, Q number, slow dance to fast music while oleose more sen ' ors Dawn Pickett and Deann Hahn wait their turn for a dance with John. Get Trashed Dance The Sequel IG BANG! In spite of the apparent nuclear explosion, students weren ' t down in the dumps, even though they danced in trash once again 00 yj °s it another Chernobyl? Debris wos scattered every- where. Newspapers lay wadded up all over the floor. Toiler paper and crepe streamers wafted haphazardly from the rafters. In the midst of the devastation, bodies twisted in weird gyrations. The apparent state of disaster had nothing to do with a nuclear holocaust and the jerking bodies were not the result of o severe shock to the nervous system. It wos the return of “Get Trashed. The dance hod been successful the year before, so Student Council re- vived the idea for a return appear- ance September 25. In lieu of a back- fo-school-bosh, Get Trashed 2: the Se- quel wos unearthed from the dump of old ideas. Apparently it was an old favorite as well. It was a blast. I think it wos the most fun I ' ve ever hod or a donee, soid Bette Walker, sophomore. “It was really casuol. I saw some people who were obviously couples, bur it wos no big deal. We just come to hove fun and blow off steam. The donee wos a great idea the year before; rime wos getting short, so we decided to hove ‘Get Trashed 2: the Sequel. ' It worked reolly well this year too, and it sure wasn ' t hard to get people to help decorate, said Student Council President Dan Barney, senior. It wos o pleasant surprise to some people. To be honest, I didn ' t really want to go, soid Jim Robertson, sophomore. I usually don ' t like donees, but I was really glad I went. It wasn ' t at all how I remember dances being. I had a great time.