Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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Changes Rofoolfoe Around The Post On September 9, 1971, 942 students in grades one through twelve charged into the halls of LHS. Although there were a few apathetic students who overslept, the majority of the student body were anxious to begin their learning experience and get reacquainted with their friends after summer vaca- tion. After the students in grades seven through twelve found their respective places in the gym, the principal, Mr. Gerald TL Roudebush, reviewed the rules and regulations of a day at school. The ex- citement was mounting and the students, as well as the teachers, were wondering what their new classes would be like. There were many students who were attired in fashions which had never before been worn at LHS. ' A great amount of consideration was taken in the revision of the dress code which was adopted by the faculty and the Student body. Discussion of past dress codes and their complications proved to help the students and faculty gain better insight into the revisions of the present. dress code. At first there was a mass 'of confusion among the students about what they were to wear, butas the year progressed, the students gradually acquired a much more knowl- edgable concept of appropriate school attire. January 1, 1972, brought about a new development in the supervision' of the school with the consoli- dation of Jackson Township, Frankton, and Lapel High School. ' ' Parents, as well as students, played a very impor- tant role in the function of the school day. Many ex- tra-curricular activities could not have existed if par- ents had not provided transportation for their sons and daughters. This was especially true in the junior high school. As was also evident of an increase in or- -ganizational activities, the year brought about a number of reforms based on past results. 2 ,..- likzkiz. , As a result of the revised dress code, seniors Linda Shupe, Danney Pitoock, and Debbie May take advantage of new ways of self- expression. A school bus serves an extra purpose of transporting students to skating parties as fifth grader Ricky Davis boards the bus.

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'While attending e senior class meeting, Phil Rushton, Tim Wilson, and Frank Ellis reflect upon senior piroihlems.. An after school job at Caseevdder1's Supermarket provides extra, spending money for senior Terry Nuinley. - 1 .lj l An Honor Society ,skating party gives Mr. Neal Whisman 1 an extra chance to relate to his nephew, Chad Nunley, and D 4 his son, Chris Whicsman. V i is l e 3 il 1 1972 BULLDOG Introduction ...... ....... Q Academics .. .l... . ........ 16 Activities ..... . ........ 44 Sports ..,,..,..,,....... ........ 6 6 E People .................. ...... . .86 Advertisements ....... ...... 1 24 Index .................... ..................... ...... 1 0 C0-Editors Marka Maxwell Carol Huntzinger 3 ,qi