Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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Maxi 'L 'Qu if C The 1979 Rolgnlng ' Queen and her court parade Through town. Three seniors from Lakeland placed in The coniesi ? -M D. I can munch fasfer than you. Senior J. Armey and junior T. Smith race To The middle of The apple as junior D, Egli officiaies. CORN SCHOOL - 11

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By M. Brown eww- 5 Michelle Prill Corn Queen eeieei y T WhaT makes The firsT week in OcTober so im- porTanT ThaT sTudenTs puT off Their homework unTil The lasT minuTe'? The sTudenTs minds focused around The annual Corn School acTiviTies raTher Than Their homework. The freedom from home and being wiTh friends proved To be The main reasons To go To The fair. Going To Com School provided a good Time To geT ouT of The house and jusT be wiTh my friends Too, sTaTed senior Jane Zabona. The queen conTesT highlighTed Wednesday and Thursday nighT. Three sTudenTs from Lake- land placed in The conTesT. Senior Michelle Prill won queen, while seniors Nancy Borum received lsT runner up and Lisa Myers 3rd, Wednesday during TalenT compeTiTion, Michelle sang To- nighT To win ThaT porTion of The conTesT and Nancy was named Miss CongenialiTy aT Thursday nighT's acTiviTies. C-D, And There she ls , . . Miss Corn School! Senior M. Prill won The TalenT conTesT and became Miss Corn School. N, Borum won 'lsf runner-up. 'IO - CORN SCHOOL T l my 's .X ix O. T, -vu T wx N A.l- ,L T l I 1... :mn f L. V. z 5' XX., STT'alg on my collar. Helgng s homore A. Price pre are r The parade at Corn Scho lore1uniorD Lufz ni C Fordyce 1

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By C. Olds How The WesT Was Won. No, she doesn'T always dress ThaT weird: lT's Nerd Day. True Laker spiriT shone ThroughouT The Homecoming dress up days. Nerds, cow- boys, and red-whiTe-blue and haT people com- peTed To earn The honor of smashing a pie inTo The face of a Teacher or senior sTudenT aT The pep session. Class compeTiTions also Typlified The week. Sophomores Took firsT place in The floaT conTesT wiTh How The WesT Was Won as The Theme of Their floaT. Juniors won hall decoraTion while sen- iors dominaTed The Thursday evening evenTs as They won boTh The Tug-of-war and Powder Puff compeTiTions. During The Friday pep session, senior Jon Bur- key seT a new school record by eaTing an amazing 9 cookies To win The cookie-eaTing conTesT. Junior Kafhy Bowling capTured The girls TiTle by eaTing 5 cookies. Five girls Tied in The acTual conTesT and a cookie-eaT-off deTer- mined KaThy The acTual winner. Sophomore Ron HosTeTler deThroned senior Roger Polly as The Mr. Legg's champion. Roger did, however, re- ceive The runner-up Trophy, Seniors Cheryl Olds and Cafhy Green finished respecTively in The ladies Legg's compeTiTion. 12 - HOMECOMING .Mille A. 4979 Homecoming Courr - QlefT B. Splail With a grin of pleasure, To righly freshman Kay Koesfer, ju- senior Molly WalTer uses direcT aim nior Kim Caldwell, senior Candi- To smash a cream pie on Mr. Culp's daTes Molly Brown, Valerie CurTis, face. Queen Molly Walfer, sophomore Sheryl Marchand and 4978 Queen Mary Mynhier,