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

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IGH VOLTAGE A portable bathtub and guitar: all the necessary tools to transmit an electric and shocking performance plish Sploshing rheir way to victory, the first win- ners of the No-Talent Tolenr Show, sopho- mores Tom Cubir ond Joson Jansen flaunted their spirit in o slightly wet way. With o towel wrapped around his regulation Howoiion shorts, Joson ployed the sox, os Tom lipsynced to Splish. Splosh” in the open oir bath- room. One would hove thought Elvis was bock in town from the way the crowd screamed when Tom stepped out of the both.” Splish, Splosh sort of stuck out from oil the other songs, so I rook o liking to it, Tom soid I thought about doing it by myself, but decided to get some- one to help me. So I got Joson Jansen to ploy the sox in the background. We only practiced for about on hour total, so neither one of us really knew whor we were going to do — that ' s prob- ably whot mode it oppeoling — ond that nobody ever imagined me doing anything that crazy.” The celebrity involvement in the show continued ond hit on all-rime high os the world famous Dog Heads” (o.k.a. seniors Som Goff, on drums; Shone Szutenboch, lead gui- tarist, ond Don Dorney, lead vocalist) roked-in second place Body Guards Chip Stenger, John Wolker, Steve Kil, ond Jeff Koszut hod to be colled to the scene to prevent the group from be- ing mobbed by crazed reen-oge girls. Ploying such tunes os UH” ond Kill My Dog,” the bond soon hod the crowd singing ond clopping along. We needed to moke on appear- ance for public relations purposes ond we figured why nor throw ourselves to the mercy of the school? soid Shane Szutenboch. For one thing, the audience knew our music ond our post group (Nuclear Waste). This allowed them to participate in our perfor- mance. In Wearing a letterman ' s sweater and • . a skirt, senior Shane Szutenbach ancient | a | es the crow d back in time fashion dressing up for ' 50s day. Tnrti t ro ' n ' e f ' rs roun l °f the tug of war (JtIUltf tournament, seniors John Walker, of a Steve Kil, and Heather Beck used age, experience, and muscle to 1 9 beat the juniors. Spir it Week WJE A Winning look f sjgj;

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In the f ar, ‘ c ' P a ' n S ' n ' he 3-legged Potato sack race, freshmen Kim Zygula and Craig York gave a valent DQQ effort earning the freshmen a first place. Cluckina to C ' ut in S Chickens, howling coyotes, oinking pigs, and baa-ing sheep, gave way to the loudness and o victory closeness of the Animal Magnetism contest. S pirit W eek Back On The Map No Taking second place during Spirit Week activities ovirlont were the Bag Heads, Shane Szutenbach, Dan evioenr g arne y anc | gam c 0 ff j n th e No-Talent Talent talent ' ' show. Stuffing luniors Cherie Croak and Bob Stockton thought their h ,if ' won until the judges, after further re- ineir v iew, discovered they hadn ' t completely finished foces their banana before calling time.

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TUFFED AGAIN Tradition remains intact; Faculty once again dunks senior ' Mosher ' title hopes osh ' em up, wos rhe senior theme bellowing ’ from the crowd goth- ered in rhe gym for rhe onnuol Se- nior Faculty Basketball Gome. The seniors controlled rhe ripoff, bur nothing else. Senior coach John Walk- er said, We couldn ' t hit outside or get rhe boll inside. We were having major problems. The faculty wos led by Mr. Kirk Homsley, Mr. James Kocol, and Mr. Arden Smith. Mr. Kocol said lorer, The seniors thought they were actually going to beat us. Unlike past years rhe pre-game hype was not there to enrage the reams. The game was changed to a Saturday evening after the Facul- ty Jaycees charity game. Operation Snowball took over sponorship from Honor Society. As the gome ended, Mr. Hamsley allowed senior Bryan Motuska drive the lane and end rhe game with a dunk, but the result was the same : Moshers , 64; The Moshed, 48. One Although his basketball career . , lasted only one night, Shane OT tne Szutenbach muscled his way to Moshed basket ° P down three re- bounds with a scream on each one. Tqq Curtis Shearon ' s drive tries to draw . contact from Mr. Arden Smith of mUCn the faculty. His aggressive strategy tOUCh backfiring, Curtis ended up by fouling out. Senior - Faculty