Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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34 The sun sets in '79. Just as the sun fades into the hori- zon, so do many relationships as high school terminates. High school is a time when friendships strengthen dur- ing the four-year period and upon com- pletion of the senior year, friends di- vide and go their separate ways. But the sun reappears again, as do many students who reunite at ball games, homecoming, or during their vaca- tions. In high school, students became closer through their similar desires. They impatiently awaited the last day of school, prayed desperately for a snow day, looked forward to the week- end actiyities, celebrated victories, crammed for an exam, and discussed the latest happenings. . Even though THE SUN SETS IN '79, with high school friendships diminish- ing, new acquaintances will be formed and new eeperiences encountered, not to replace high school friends, but to satisfy and deepen one's need for com- panionship. A. Happy Hat Hecklers Holler HIP HIP HOO- RAY and Hurl Hats High during the Hat Day Homecoming Happenings. Hats seen on this day included sombreros, berets, baseball CBDS, etc. PEOPLE 7 o