Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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LHS was What was LHS? It was a place for leaming about life, but isn't everyplace? It was a place for maturing and doing an about face with life, finding answers to questions at long last. At LHS students learned of math, English, history and other academic subjects in the classroom. But what was learned in the halls was much more important. People learned of other people: how to trust, who to trust and why to trust. LHS was more than a schoolg it was a meeting place, with life. vc, ,, SX fu 0 was M- Q ..a4 ' ,,.,t.f

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A. Newspaper articles seem to interest senior Todd Leer more in ICE class than class discussion. Todd works in the afternoons at Grants. B. After school on a warm Seprember day seniors Myron Noward and Mike James ski on Oliver Lake afrer a hard day at school. C. Looking over last years yearbook, juniors Chris Cords and Tom Potter remember all the happenings of the past year. Many memories are treasured in a yearbook. D. Enjoying Corn School, juniors Jan Fredricks and Kris Zynda take time to watch the parade. Corn School week was October 2-'I . E. Keeping warm during a home football game are junior Jana Pearson and senior Doug Harp. Dances are usually held after home football games. Studenf Life 1 l