Houghton Lake High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Houghton Lake, MI)

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e Uniquely freaky Spirit Week, a rainy homecoming, the 33rd Annual Tip-Up-Town, zany new trends, and the current favorite pastime of toilet papering all make up our BEYOND THE BASICS student life section. It’s new and entertaining, so take a look. 44 Athletes played un- der new lights on the football field in the fall and ran on a new track in the spring. Those happenings and everything inbetween form our UN- DER THE LIGHTS sports section. Check the scoreboards to see who won and who lost. 84 Many activities hap- pened which the majority of students never saw, like rehearsals for Snoball, drama play practices, and choir concert rehearsals. So we’ve gone BE- HIND THE SCENES to give you a view of how those special perfor- mances became so special. 124 Our ADS section demonstrates the community support we received. We’ve made some exten- sive layout changes. “Let your fingers do the walking” and check us out. 2-TABLE OF CONTENTS 93T3

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142 Big news concerned the lack of a teachers’ contract. As ne- gotiations continued, life in the class- room went on normally. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, along with the faculty, can be found in our AT THE TABLE academic underclassman section. 156 Central to many activities, you can find the people who constitute our organizations section IN THE MIDST . Journalism’s new com- puter, used for preparing yearbook copy, marked the biggest change. The Spanish Club’s trip to Mexico caused the most excitement. i§e Seniors seemed to be caught BETWEEN STAGES . With high school almost behind them and a future of work or college imme- diately ahead, they suffered from a complex variety of feelings. We talked to some about their present and be- yond, as well as capturing their memo- rable trip and graduation. 216 Check our INDEX CLOSING section to find you, your best friend, or your favorite teacher. They’re all there, along with a wrap-up of our 1982-1983 school year. “My mind just goes blank when someone shouts 'aardvark’!” complains Lynn Strause, yearbook advisor. Mrs. Strause holds the record for most time spent in the middle during the popular “animal game played by the staff at their annual lasagne dinner. Staffers Cathy Cory and Kim Leszczynski anticipate the next attack. Photo by Jim Gonzalez. Spirit Week’s Crazy Day produced some strange looking classroom inhabitants. Mr. Townsend’s government class featured feathered senior Lee Studebaker and striped seniors Marcie Staley and Kathy Yennior. Photo by Jim Gonzalez. TABLE OF CONTENTS-3