Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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fl. EQSZ Sheath if fl -Q 'Xa 4' ll 'N - QQ' .4 if filer gl X i fy if N C .7 vll'll Q Trimming senior Lee McNall's hair is class- Searching for a lost contact, sophomores mate Marla Egli. Because feathering hair was Mike Sturgis and lean Connolly get her specialty, many students asked her for a down l Since so many students wore con- quick trim job. 2 - OPENING tacts, losing them was a common sight. Taking time out from senior English, Pat Cleveland and Greg Cox prepare the letters for the graduation motto. The motto was Today's dreams are tomorrow's realities. --- V 1 i 1 FRIENDSHIP T LEADS TO ONE -NESS. Summer ends and autumn re- turns once again. We set our minds to the major task that confronts us -,going back to school. Opening day arrives and a con- fused jumble of bodies greets us in the halls. Remembering our schedules and acquainting ourselves with new classes occupies our time during those first weeks. But when we fi- nally grow accustomed to the rou- tine, we seek more and more the companionship of others. loyriding on the Corn School rides, comparing get-ups during Homecoming, laughing together during the free hours, and crying together when we lose that ever- important basketball game gives us a feeling of one -ness, friendship. During the good times and the bad we are aware that WE ARE GET- TING CLOSER.

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