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

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“Running with a broken arm was hard at times but Coach Fou ds put me on an upper-body weight program to strengthen my arms, said senior Scott Campbell. The accident at wrestling camp over the summer didn ' r keep the four-year veteran from capruring the cross country ream s Afenrai Attitude award. “Bag Heads performed at the No- Talent Talent Show during Spirit IVeek games. The group brought the crowd to their feet with their newly released song Uh ” and rheir classic original, “Kill My Dog. Members included Dan Barney dead singer), Shane Szutenbach (guitar), and Sam Goff (dru ms). O pening Pag es New Directions

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F or decades Cedar Lake was known as one of the most popular lake re- sorts in Indiana. Wealthy vacationers built hundreds of small summer cottages. They enjoyed the beauty of the surrounding area with it’s great red cedar trees and swimming in the once-clear lake. Small business thrived. When the depression of the ’30s hit, summer residents left a legacy of neglected cabins and abandoned houses. Overbur- dened septic systems seeped into the lake and the natural beauty was lost. Times have changed again. People are cleaning up the area and are trying to preserve the history of Cedar Lake, restoring it to a pristine recreation com- munity with pride. Students and faculty members played a key role in the come- back, earning everything from national championships to PCC titles. Along with Cedar Lake, Hanover Central was clearly Back On The Map. At Valparaiso University on June 24, the Pom Cats captured the title of “National Champs” for the second consecutive year. Cross country runner Jason Storms qualified for the Junior Olympics in North Carolina. continued on page 4 •Opening Pages Back On The Map

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“Anri Federalist ’ Mr. John Brindley argues against the signing of the Constitution during a re creation of the “ Great Debate. Enroute To Becoming Ha Five months later, delegates from the ' 88 KF.Y staff traveled to the National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Kan- sas City, Missouri, and brought home the Best of Show trophy, ranking the 87 KFY the best small school yearbook in the na- tion. First-year volleyball coach Mike Staup did something no one else could do in the past five years. He took the boy’s varsity team to a .500 season and a third place finish in the State Tourney at Hebron. Meanwhile, the girl’s varsity volleyball team retained their PCC tourney title by defeating Kouts in the finals, 13-15, 15-7, 15 -2. In choir, Brian Freeman re- ceived a perfect score of 7 on his solo performance in Indianap- olis. The Lady Wildcats finished the varsity basketball season with a 18-3 record, sharing the conference championship with Kouts. At 17-1, the girls junior var- sity basketball team finished the season with the best record ever. Students and faculty from “Operation Snowball, a group designed to help teens with their problems, brought back “Operation Snowflake” to help junior high students cope. Led by Mr. Robert Krol, Hanover was the first school in the state to do this. jtf Opening Pag.es B ick On The A fap