Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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Imitless life and energy A Rod Gleuon DflflCS —dance.—dance. Suzic Kress (freshman) and Nichole Fransway (junior) kick up iheir heels after the victorious 4 Theme v? Homecoming game against Bath.

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 Come on. smile. Along wilh other elementary students, Michelle Schlichcr gazed in wonder at the long lines of high school students on October 30. 1987’s Halloween parade. No Pain, no gain. Jena Jackson (senior) gives Heather Stuht (senior), comfort by holding her hand as the Red Cross nurse swiftly inserts the needle for the annual National Honor Society’s Blood Drive. Hitting the high road. Tim Bolles (senior) amazes his opponent with his lay up against the Fowler Eagles on January 29. 1988. Theme 3

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....................................................................................!..........................1......................................................................1................................—.................................1..............1...................................................‘.............................................. wondered what would be the consequences for a prolonged summer vacation and what they could do to stop it? Luckily, before the whole ordeal got any messier, the teachers and the board of education announced a settlement Then the school turned green, not with envy, but with cheering MSU Spartans all the way to and through the Rose Bowl. Loyal MSU fans predicted that they would win and on January 1st, 1988, saw their predictions come true. Some school spirit was hampered by an announcement of no more money. That meant no more field trips for the second half of the year. The school board had to call an emergency millagc election on April 18, 1988 to add six more mills. The seniors created a new obstacle, called the senior trip. Memories of the problemed 1986 senior trip were still intact as the board members were hearing the itineraries of the four day trip for the 1988 senior trip to Virginia. As the year progressed, reali- zation struck that... The Sky's The Limit A Carrie Smith Attention! portraying a mock council-manager form of city organization in government class. Thomas Hetherington. Todd Miller and Kevin Stephens discuss how they should handle the building of an adult foster care housing in the city of Utopia. Ms. Dawn Machtel demonstrated government ideas with mock life situations in government class for seniors. A Rod Gleason Will the real Max Headroom Please st?nd? Heather Laird (junior). Jennifer McMaster (junior). Vince Beeman (sophomore), and Heather Stuht (senior) enjoy unwinding at the local Hot House after a long school day. Who has the lead? Tom Brown (junior) and Dave Greene (junior) relax after stellar performances on the football field. Theme 5