Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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,.',. ............. ,- -- .----- --- You can sort of sense the closeness, roaming down the halls, or tooling main street on Saturday night or sharing last night s homework on the way to class Little things like slipping out to McDonalds and bringing back the goodies, or cruising to the Pizza Hut, or stuffing chicken w1re with napkins to bring homecoming back in style You can kind of feel the togetherness, walking through corn school or participating in the musical or playing the clarinet out on the football field Small things like sleeping through the study hall, or forgetting your locker comblnatron, or painting a class spirit sign to raise Laker pride Small things mean a lot when IT S JUST BETWEEN US u r n u ' ' ' u . ... , . . . l - 4 u Q ' ' uv - uv o . .. . 0 . . . . . u l . . . . , ... u , . A .4 Q Q f , ' y i - 4 I 1 U . . u , . n , .. .. . - 1. - H - ' I , ... l u. D I . I I I A. Knowing that it gets pretty cold on the football B. WSTR broadcaster Gerry Mayer makes a special C Characterizlng the Westview warriors in ther field at games, Mr. Hoover peals off seven jackets appearance at the basketball sectional pep session to farm boy uniforms coach Tom Potter sets up at a pep session to prove that the best one was the boost some extra spirit. Mr. Mayer broadcasted all play for B111 Park Mike Plyley Rusty Owens ant first one which was Laker blue in color. of the home games this year. Mike Cords Barn dancing was their specialty OPENING

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It's just for us Sports and extracurricu- lar activities fused together with those of the classroom to capture the minds and hearts of LHS students Looking outward students became aware of the world around them with the current events stud- ied in class Looking inward they found the essences that made them individuals Religious beliefs waned although trips to a fantasy world on drugs were few and far between while the users of marijuana and alcoholic beverages continued to rise laughter and hope Lakeland students carried memories of school life toward the future to remember the time when IT WAS IUST BETWEEN US . Gathering together to share tears, t A b 0 u t U I I I '-is ! Y KI 125' ' I 2 1 ,. id 'L' 4 I- .5 L bmp, X T, 'A ., 4 ff' I 52 v ii I f :'u It t sf, ::' I p P t t',t N ' im ' f htm hx If 2 .1 Q Kai his Vw -L4Q ., 6 - DIVISION